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So the "Frank" and Susan pics are of Llyod's parents! I need to check and make sure I have the lineage correct...ReplyDelete
Benjamin Franklin "Harvey" Smith-3(David-2, John-1) was born on 16 Aug 1875 in Pennsylvania (TWIN - John Edmund). He died on 14 Dec 1941 in Strawberryridge, Derry Twp. Montour, Pennsylvania, USA. He married Susan Bertha Snyder in 1900, daughter of John Snyder and Mary Jane Ritter. She was born on 07 Sep 1879 in Anthony, Montour, Pennsylvania, United States. She died on 17 Sep 1964 in Danville, Montour, Pennsylvania, United States.
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Diet is the centerpiece of yoga's sister science, Ayurveda. India's traditional system of medicine characterizes foods based on their taste and makes dietary recommendations based on how foods with different tastes affect people of different constitutions. For example, people with fiery pitta constitutions might be advised to refrain from overly spicy foods in favor of foods with bitter, astringent, and sweet tastes. Hyperactive vatas, Ayurveda suggests, benefit from eating warm, nutritious meals on a regular schedule, emphasizing sweet, salty, and sour tastes. Kaphas, with their tendency toward inertia, may be told to cut back on sweets and high-fat foods, opting instead for spicy, bitter, or astringent foods. Ayurveda's analysis of diet is intricate and subtle, and I suggest that anyone who is interested read more on this subject or consult an Ayurvedic practitioner.
Using Yogic Awareness to Guide Food Choices
Finding the right foods is in part a matter of trial and error. Yoga encourages people to develop their internal awareness (a regular yoga practice is a great way to do this) and study themselves to figure out which foods work best for them. A particular food might taste good, for example, but if you feel lethargic afterward, you can't sleep well, or your meditation is more distracted than usual, it may be that this food isn't agreeing with you. Encouraging your students to keep a food diary, in which they write down what they eat and how they feel later, is a great way for them to study themselves. Self-study, or svadhyaya, is, of course, one of the niyamas, or yogic observances.
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The essence of the spiritual path is the willingness to undergo short-term discomfort in order to advance longer-term objectives, both personal and societal. You go to your yoga mat even on a day when you'd rather lie on the couch, or you give up a Saturday afternoon to volunteer at a local food bank. This is tapas, another niyama. Dietary tapas is the willingness to sacrifice short-term pleasure, for example, saying no to something tasty that you know is not good for you.
None of this is to say that you shouldn't eat with pleasure. Food is one of life's joys, and yoga teaches that it, like you, is a manifestation of the divine. If your students have a pattern of sullying their temples of the divine with food that is less than divineespecially food that in fact may be undermining their healthtry to get them to analyze why they eat this way. Encourage them to enjoy their food but to eat slowly, mindfully, in moderation, and with gratitude. The more awareness they bring to the process, the better dietary choices they are likely to make, and the better it will be for themand for the rest of us.
Dr. Timothy McCall is a board-certified internist, Yoga Journal's Medical Editor, and the author of the forthcoming book Yoga as Medicine: The Yogic Prescription for Health and Healing (Bantam Dell, summer 2007). He can be found on the Web at www.DrMcCall.com.


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Dany Heatley: next steps and options
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July 02 2009 12:37PM
The Oilers haven't backed off from acquiring Dany Heatley, but it sounds like they will have to sweeten the pot if they are going to get him out of Ottawa. The price has just went up according to Sens GM Bryan Murray.
Whether that means the Oilers have to add in some prospects, or take another salary off the books of the Senators is unclear. The unique thing about this deal is that even though the Sens have paid Heatley $4 million, if they trade him before the season starts that money won't count against their cap.
The team that gets Heatley will only have to pay him $4 million in salary this year, but he is a $7.5 million cap hit on their books.
"Edmonton is the only option that has been presented to us, and you can't tell that there aren't more," J.P. Barry told Sportsnet.ca.
Well I'm not sure how many other options they truly have. The Rangers aren't interested now that they have Gaborik, and supposedly Glen Sather had targeted Gaborik over Heatley anyways.
The Canucks can't take him now that the Sedins' have re-signed for a combined cap hit of $12.2 million per year, and the Wild landed Havlat.
So who are the other options?
I'm betting you think it's the Kings. They have lots of cap space, are stacked with young players Ottawa would like and are a sexy location for Heatley.
Does that sound like the Kings are interested?
I don't think so. Sorry Dany you won't be living the life in LA.
I've been told that Heatley has seen this, and it is clear that the Kings are an unlikely destination.
So who else is there?
The San Jose Sharks possibly. But they have 15 players signed for $51 million already. Patrick Marleau has one year left on his deal, the Sens aren't in love with Cheechoo, and so will the Sharks give up Clowe, Setoguchi and a D-man for Heatley? That would be pretty steep.
The Coyotes and Predators won't be in the mix, so that doesn't leave him many options.
Heatley needs to decide today, and so do the Oilers. I think it is time the Oilers ask for a decision from his camp. Is he in, or out?
And then the Oilers need to live with the decision, move on and look at other options to try and improve their team.
They offered a great deal to Ottawa, and the Sens wanted it — for a moment even Heatley seemed like he was willing to come, but he got cold feet and now he is dragging them on the beach in Kelowna.
Enough is enough. Make a decision a move on.
The decision needs to come today, and I think the Oilers need to make it, because it is evident that Heatley can't make it himself.
The only way Murray regains control of this is if he holds on to Heatley hope he has decent half of a season and doesnt cause to much issues in the dressing room and has a great Olympics. Deal him at the Deadline to a team on the cusp of taking a serious run at things.
Lots of ifs and buts, but if he wants full value that is the only way he is going to get it.
@ Curious: Instead, keep Smeed and put Staois in his place. Better yet, go after Nash or Kessler. The Oil has the assets to make this trade, e.g., Gilbert and Penner.
Wow, I need closure.
July 02 2009, 02:07PM
RE: The package for Heatley
Look, I don't like the guy. But his on-ice contributions are greater than any of Penner, Cogliano, or Smid's will ever be.
I don't care if he eats kittens in his at-home time, and as reprehensible as his behaviour is several teammates have said he's good in the room.
He's still worth the package.
On the other hand, if he isn't coming, he isn't coming, and Tambellini needs to move to Plan (B/C/D/E?) while options are left. Frolov. Tanguay. Maybe Gagne, if available.
July 02 2009, 02:08PM
@ DonDon:
Howson's not an idiot. He isn't going to trade his franchise player.
FROM LA KINGS BLOGGER MATTHEW BARRY... Although the Kings have yet to confirm the best kept secret (ah, the age of internet superhighway), the Kings have signed Stanley Cup Champion D-man Rob Scuderi to a four year 3.4 million dollar per year contract.
If they really want Heatley, the best thing the Oilers could do right now is walk away. They should say something like "that's our final offer, give us a call if you're still interested - within 48 hours please" and draw a line in the sand. Right now the power is in the opposition's court, as shown by the offer hike. Time to stop playing games and start playing chicken. Flush the deal out or flush it down.
Jonathan Willis wrote:
@ DonDon: Howson's not an idiot. He isn't going to trade his franchise player.
Maybe he still works for the Oilers? They had this senario played out 3 years ago.
* quietly goes back to cutting himself with small razor because pain makes him feel normal inside *
@ DonDon:
The package is what it is. I wont go changing it. Murray is not in control of this anymore. His club gave a player a contract and is getting taken advantage of. Not entirely his fault but it is what it is. He is running the risk of losing his only trading partner now. It is time for him to turn up the heat on Healey and his camp and lay down the law. Becasue if the Oilers go to a plan B, he will have no option but to hold on.
I totally agree about abandoning this and looking at other options such as Kessel or Frolov. If I am Tambo (which I certainly am not) I am looking at other options so my press conference isnt about what could have been, it is here is our man.
well first of all i would like to say gm murray is an absolute ideot. what makes him think hes going to get more for heatley now, if anything he would get less.. as LA, NYR,CAL,MTL,VAN....etc.. are no long interested. i find it really hard to take this guys serious, exspeshaly the stupid slure makes it even harder to talk him serious.. like spezza said lets just move on if he wants to go. cut you losses n be done with it. oil had to bite the bullet, someone elses turn..
Don't Blame Heatley This Time! July 2, 2009, 1:55 PM ET
Look, I know I've been critical of Dany Heatley since he requested a trade a few weeks ago, but he should not be taking the heat (no pun intended) with this Edmonton situation.
Several days ago Heatley presented Ottawa with a list of teams he would accept a trade to and solid sources tell me Edmonton was NOT one of them.
Why should Heatley accept a trade to a city he never said he would go to?
So now Ottawa wants to basically trash Heatley publicly for not agreeing to this deal?
This is Bryan Murray's fault for constructing a deal to a team Heatley never suggested he would play for.
Murray asked Heatley's agent to provide Murray with a trade request in writing which specifically states Heatley will accept a deal to a "mutually" agreed hockey club.
They never mutually agreed to go to Edmonton.
You can't force a trade on a player who has a no-move in his contract.
Murray had to have the trade request in writing to prevent a Joe Corvo situation from happening. If you remember Corvo said he didn't ask for a trade after he was eventually moved. The club said Corvo did request to be traded.
So now it's being painted like the club is waiting on Dany, but if the club would make a deal with a team he has identified as an organization he'll play for we wouldn't have this circus forced upon us. This is not about Heatley wanting to accept a trade on his terms. This is about accepting a trade to a team he said he would play for.
Pierre LeBrun with a great article.
@ RossCreek: Spezza has just entered a no trade contract.
David S wrote:
give us a call if you're still interested - within 48 hours please" and draw a line in the sand. Right now the power is in the opposition's court, as shown by the offer hike.
I totally agree. I am getting sick of all this BS. I don't see this turning out very good. Murray is on crack if he thinks he has anymore leverage today than yesterday. I agree with Willis though thinking that giving up on Cogs is still worth the deal.
That was the best Hextall clip since this...the slash on Kent Nilsson lol. Take that Dany Heatley, you just got smacked the @%$# down.
^^ wasn't all supposed to be bolded. WTF happened?
RossCreek wrote:
FROM LA KINGS BLOGGER MATTHEW BARRY… Although the Kings have yet to confirm the best kept secret (ah, the age of internet superhighway), the Kings have signed Stanley Cup Champion D-man Rob Scuderi to a four year 3.4 million dollar per year contract.
Are you telling me Scuderi's deal is worth 13 million + ?
oilcountry wrote:
At the risk of being a dick (or do we call it a Heatley), if your argument is someone is stupid, you cannot spell "especially" this way.
@ Jason Gregor:
Well the grounds are there, or atleast Bill Daily seems to think so.
I am not a lawyer but heres what I would expect the argument would look like:
When Dany Heatley asked to be traded he indicated a wish for a severance of ties with Ottawa, naturally this would also include the severance of any financial ties, such as salary, no longer obliging Ottawa to be responsible for the 4 mil bonus. Also, when Dany asked for the trade, he in a technical manner, acted to waive his No Movement Clause. No Movement Clauses (as far as I know) are broad and wouldn't specify whether or not if Player X demands a trade publicly, it is a true waive of the NMC, so there is an argument there. Now, with further information from Murray in which he says that Heatley and his camp were aware that the Sens were negotiating with the Oilers, and had even given Murray permission to negotiate with them, Murray can say Heatley led him on, and allowed him to negotiate in bad faith. Finally I think another argument could be made that Ottawa did all they could to move Heatley in an attempt to accomedate his request, and Heatley did not return the favour by nixing the deal.
All these prolly wouldnt matter though because if Murray files a grievance the NHLPA likely wont block it because regardless (as long as Heatley gets traded) Heatley still will get payed
Why is this guy so batsh!t crazy?
July 02 2009, 02:21PM
This article has a great time line, with some behind the scenes info on it about the whole ordeal: http://mapleleafshotstove.com/index.php/2009/07/01/heatley-sag/
July 02 2009, 02:22PM
stolly wrote:
Are you telling me Scuderi's deal is worth 13 million + ?
July 02 2009, 02:22PM
stolly wrote:
Are you telling me Scuderi's deal is worth 13 million + ?
@ oilcountry:
He is not an idiot. He is trying to appear to be in control of a situation, he clearly is not in control of anymore. He is trying to get the most out of bad situation for his club. He is trying to flush out another trading partner, another offer. He wants to get this done, the problem is he has a player under a contract his team negiotiated holding him hostage. He needs to talking to Heatley's camp before the Oilers go to plan B b/c if that happens he is screwed.
Well sorry Andy Strickland but other "sources" have said Edmonton was on the list.
Things are not as bleak as many seem to think. Look at the original plan going into the offseason (ie. Shore up the Goaltending situation (done) Acquire a real coach (done X 2), Get a goal scorer (TBA)).
This team is better than it was last year by the addition of Quinn and Renney. It is better by the addition of a goaltender who is not as old as I am (OLD). It will be better by the increased experience of Gagner. And it will be better because there are still trades to be made and the trade values of Smid/Gilbert/Souray/(insert name here) has gone up now that the values of their counterparts have been established in free agency.
It would have been great to get Heatley, but not like this. Not now. Move on.
Last, but not least, is nobody else as thrilled as I am to learn that Penner has at least some trade value???!!
How about this?
Get Columbus involved in a 3 way trade with Columbus getting Heatley, Ottawa gets the 3 Oilers and Edmonton gets Nash.
Of course, Heatley would have to agree with going to Columbus which is no small feat!!
July 02 2009, 02:32PM
I don't like to talk about players personal lives, so I'm just going to type one word of this post in 'code'. Couldn't all of Heatley's erratic behavior in the past month be attributed to what's rumored to have plagued him for years? That being of course that he's a raging @L(0H0L!(
Let's be honest here. He's not alone at his summer home swimming 2 kms every morning, drinking protein shakes, catching up with old friends on Facebook.
"What? Kevin Lowe is coming HERE?" he screamed as he quickly scrapes up the three week old vomit off the carpet. "Are you kidding me? They have been talking about me in the press? OUCH!!!" as he stubs his toe on the dead call girl that he uses to cover the other crusty vomit patty on the carpet.
@ Sweet Jimmy K:
that article implies that Tambellini was the one who screwed up on the July 1st deadline for signing on when it actually came down. If that is true that is a huge rookie GM error. Absolutely huge! Not actually reading the whole contract document is crazy!
July 02 2009, 02:40PM
@ Harlie: That is what I thought. Add in what Slats had to say, and it starts to make this whole clusterf*ck, a bit clearer...and show that is it a complete and utter clusterf*ck.
July 02 2009, 02:40PM
Doug wrote:
Well sorry Andy Strickland but other "sources" have said Edmonton was on the list.
Also from Strickland... Why would Edmonton sign Nikolai Khabibulin for $15 million when all they had to do was give Dwayne Roloson another year at $2.5? So instead of spending $15 they could have spent $5 million. Edmonton wouldn't give Roloson the 2nd year he was looking for.
I'm told the Khabibulin deal was done about a month ago.
@ Matthew Barry:
I have to admit I'm one of the ones scratching his head over Khabibulin as well.
July 02 2009, 02:42PM
@ onehitwonder
Ding ding!
There are some deep issues there.
But 50 goals dude......
Pretty pathetic Jason, that it sounds like you would still be open to bringing a guy like this to your team.
What did slats say?
For the last two years the Oilers have missed out on snabbing a quality offensive free agent b/c they have been too concerned w/ catching 'the big fish'. Unortunatly when they realize that either Heatley or Hossa isnt interested the plan b and plan c option has signed elsewhere. Next off season we should go for a double or triple instead of a home run. This home run or bust stradegy needs to stop. Another great article Greggor, you've done some great work in the last week.
onehitwonder wrote:
I don't like to talk about players personal lives, so I'm just going to type one word of this post in 'code'. Couldn't all of Heatley's erratic behavior in the past month be attributed to what's rumored to have plagued him for years? That being of course that he's a raging @L(0H0L!( Let's be honest here. He's not alone at his summer home swimming 2 kms every morning, drinking protein shakes, catching up with old friends on Facebook. "What? Kevin Lowe is coming HERE?" he screamed as he quickly scrapes up the three week old vomit off the carpet. "Are you kidding me? They have been talking about me in the press? OUCH!!!" as he stubs his toe on the dead call girl that he uses to cover the other crusty vomit patty on the carpet.
Funniest post ever period
oilcountry wrote:
well first of all i would like to say gm murray is an absolute ideot.
Thanks...I needed that
Marleau Gagne Kessel Frolov
There's other options
@ Matthew Barry:
~Yeah it was done a month ago~
Thats the stupidest thing I have ever heard. You cant talk to a player when he is under contract to another team. Or are you implying the Oilers tampered with him and Bulin wasnt really injuried at the end of the Detroit - Chicago series and he was really in Edmonton signing a new contract.
July 02 2009, 02:54PM
Murray figures the cost of the deal just went up...right. Kind of like when Homer Simpson figured the price of pumpkins was going to skyrocket the day after Halloween. The fact that he can that with a straight face amazes me.
This should be one of the biggest reasons why we should have tanked it once in the last 3 seasons. If we can't get established players to play in Edmonton, I guess we have to DRAFT THEM!!!
Exactly why we get pissed off when the GM pulls some magica deal out his ass every trade deadline, only to finish in 9th.
Take your pick of the last 3 drafts of top 3 picks who could become a cornerstone player. Either of the Kanes, Tavares, Duschene, or even Stamkos. Getting tired of the same old drama every summer.
BUCK75 wrote:
If we can't get established players to play in Edmonton, I guess we have to DRAFT THEM!!!
How do we draft them? We were unable to move up in the draft. Explain exactly how you want to draft superstars. Its not like we are going "Oh this guy rocks, lets leave him for the next team"...
VoiceOfReason wrote:
Murray figures the cost of the deal just went up…right. Kind of like when Homer Simpson figured the price of pumpkins was going to skyrocket the day after Halloween. The fact that he can that with a straight face amazes me.
LOL Great Line. Nobody was lining up for this guy when the return value was low (before july 1). What makes Murray think they'll being lining up today instead with much more to offer. Ottawa's screwed big time.
But something tells me there is more to this than what we've all read or heard. I get the feeling the Heatley camp wanted to screw the $4 million out of Ottawa on purpose for some yet unexplained reason.
DarrenDreger status quo for Heatley. No decision and none expected. 9 minutes ago from mobile web
July 02 2009, 03:16PM
@ Sweet Jimmy K: @ cm:
Thanks for the links. Lebrun calling this a mess is the understatement of the summer for sure. But hey, we got a really good goalie who should be a great mentor for JDD or whomever backs him up so that's good news.
I'm starting to feel a little deflated after all this craziness. It would be nice if the Oilers stepped back so we can all pull up a lawn chair and enjoy the implosion of the Senators around Mr. Heatley just like every other team in the league.
What's involved in getting Simon Gagne here? He's RFA, i'd assume.
Penner, MacIntyre, Gilbert - Let's go Tambo!
@ RossCreek: yes ok but was calgary one of them if so I would like to know what the hell is the difference between them and us i say we have way better fans than them losers and with heatley and a few other peices we also have a winning team so wtf also even with JBo clg does not make it past the first round lmao still 4 more cups to catch up you wangers
July 02 2009, 03:21PM
All I want to know is if we are after anyone else?? Anyone?? ANYONE!!!???
I've seen this has asked many times over the past couple days and never a response from a Nation writer (unless I missed it somewhere??). I'll take it that since no one has answered that question we aren't going for anyone, sigh, this Heatly crap makes me want to cry.
Grebs??? WTF is going on there??? 3 weeks ago he was inked supposedly, yet he isn't, do we even want him anymore?? Let me guess, we can't sign Grebs until we know what Heatly's answer is!
*blows brains out with shotgun*
risto wrote:
What's involved in getting Simon Gagne here? He's RFA, i'd assume.
Signjed for 2 more years at 5.25. And dude, hes like 30. Not RFA
The oilers were not in a cap position to sign a big free agent. The only way to get a top end player (without screwing the team cap wise ie calgary at the end of last season) is through trade. Im sure the oil are exploring other trades and will pull the Heatly deal if one works out. As far as Roloson goes he was not going to resign here unless ther was no other options for him. He moved his family back to Ontario after the way he and they were treated at the start of last season. Even if we gave him two years he wold have taken the Ilanders offer. Rather than going with two unproven kids in goal the oil signed the best goalie they could get.Contrary to what all the armchair GMs think deals don't just happen because you want them to. Give the oil brass time and see where the team is come training camp before proclaming next season lost.


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There will be Food Handler's Classes for all persons working in restaurants, bars, nursing homes, school cafeterias, convenience stores or deli's. Classes will be taught in Price, on April 22, May 12 and June 16 at 9 a.m. and 4 & 7 p.m., 28 S. 100 E. In Castle Dale, on May 13 and June 17 at 4 & 7 p.m., 25 W. Main St. In Green River, on May 20 at 10 a.m. & 6 p.m., 460 E. Main St. The classes are two hours in length and the cost is $10 to take the test. For more info. call 637-3671 or 381-2252.
The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/Neuter Clinic will be in your area: May 27: Green River - City Hall, 460 East Main Street. Appointments available, call (435) 564-3448. Walk-up micro-chipping and vaccinations available to anyone while veterinarian is at the premises! A $5 processing fee applies to clients getting vaccinations only. Female dog $60, Male dog $50, Female cat $35, Male cat $25. Cat Family Plan $100 (mom & litter fixed - all kittens must be from one litter and less than 5 mos. old). $10 extra for pregnancies and dogs 40 - 80lbs, $20 extra for dogs over 80lbs. Additional fees for animals with special conditions. Animals must be between 8 weeks and six years of age and weigh at least 2 lbs. Do not feed pet after 9 PM the night before surgery if pet is over 4 mos; do not feed after 6 AM if pet is under 4 mos. Water ok. No sick animals. Cats must be in labeled carriers, dogs on leashes. For more Info: 1-866-PETS FIX (1-866-7387 349) or www.utahpets.org
When: Saturday, April 25th, 2009 Where: Willow Springs Coal Mine, Butch Cassidy name Meet at the Emery park at 8:45 (for donuts & juice) Bring: pot luck dish, water, coats, chairs. Historical society will furnish the hot dogs and buns. High clearance vehicles will be required. We will lunch at Butch Cassidy's cave!!! (Or at the courthouse) In case of inclement weather (that means wind and snow) we have a back up. Ben grimes has a slide presentation about the historic mapping of Emery County by A D Ferron at the courthouse in Canyon Room. Have you paid your 2009 dues? Still $5.00 Questions: call Joyce 749-0041 Bring your friends!!!!!!
The next ACT achievement test will be administered on June 13, 2009. Students who wish to take the college admission and placement exam must register by May 8, 2009. Late registration deadline is available May 9 -22, 2009 for an extra fee. Students may register online at www.actstudent.org or pick up registration forms from high school counseling offices.
Interested girls between ages 17-24 are welcome to enter the Miss Emery Scholarship Pageant on July 11. Scholarship is $1,200 and a new computer for first place; $700-second and $500-third. Call Jerilyn at 381-5667, Leslie at 381-2119 or Patsy at 381-2431.
at the Huntington Senior Center April 23 6:00pm $10.00 donation for the meal door prices The election for county officers for the coming two years.The Emery County Democrats will be holding their county convention and dinner on Thursday, April 23 beginning at 6:00 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center (175 West 100 North in Huntington). ALL INTERESTED PEOPLE ARE INVITED TO ATTEND. County party officers will be elected and local and state party leaders will speak. Dinner, entertainment and prize drawing will also be provided. Tickets will be available at the door.
Emery County Fair is looking for a Lamb Fry Vendor. Preference will be given to a non-profit entity. The dates of the fair are Aug. 6,7 &8 2009. This is a great way to raise funds for your group. Applications must be submitted by or before April 30 at 5 p.m. For more information, contact Emery County Recreation at 381-2108.
Coming Soon, on April 25, there will be a retreat on "Our Sacred World Arises" at Home PLace in Orangeville from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. For reservations and more information contact Paula at 435-748-2230 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
"The USS Nitro AE-2AE-23 Association will hold our annual reunion from 18-20 June 2009 in Seattle, WA. For information contact the Nitro's website at www.ussnitro.org and click on reunion." Bob Eberlein Founder-vice-president USS Nitro Assn.
Utah State University hosts the 20th annual Engineering State program June 8-11 for all local, national and international high school students. The application deadline has been extended until April 10. The $100 registration fee covers housing for the week in university housing and all meals. Qualified applicants must be high school students entering their junior or senior year in Fall 2009, have a strong interest in math, science, technology or aviation and display citizenship excellence on their scholastic record. For more information, or an online application, visit www.engineering.usu.edu/htm/engineering-news/e-state or call Kathy Peacock at 435-797-2843.
Castle Dale girls ages 4-21 to be contestants in the Miss Castle Dale Pageant. Contestants MUST live in Castle Dale. Each contestant will be judged on Appearance, Talent, and Interview. To ensure a successful experience, an opportunity will be given to each participant to practice prior to The pageant. The age divisions will be 4 to 7 Tiny tot Princess, Ages 8 to 12 Little Miss Castle Dale, Ages 13 to 16 Junior Miss Castle Dale, and 17 to 21 Miss Castle Dale. The winners Of each age division will participate in parades and Castle Dale City Celebrations throughout the year. The Miss Castle Dale Pageant will be Saturday, June 13, 2009 at the Emery High School Auditorium. The Deadline to enter the pageant is May 18. A Miss Castle Dale application may be obtained at Castle Dale City Hall. For more information please contact Shelby Huntington at 381-2190 or after 3:30 pm at 749-2589.
Jessica Ceja is a fifth grade student at Napa Valley Language Academy in Napa, California. Her class is researching states in our country and she has chosen Utah to do her report on. She needs information on our history, economy, agriculture, historical places, important figures, National Parks and other points of interest. She would like to receive pamphlets, brochures, magazines, post cards, souvenirs, and anything else that might help her with her report. Please send info in care of her teacher Mrs. Phors to: NVLA 2700 Kilburn Ave., Napa, CA 94588.
"What you need to know to keep your 501c3 legal" taught by Bill Hulterstom, CEO United Way of Utah County. April 27th from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Active Re-Entry 10 South Fairgrounds Road in Pric. A free lunch is included "No Shows" are billed for the unused lunch. Please RSVP with Nancy Bentley @ 435-637-4950
This workshop is sponsored by TreeUtah. Ferron was awarded $1,500 to plant trees in the city. Volunteers are needed to plant these trees at the north entrance to the fairgrounds. It will be held April 28 at 6 p.m. Bring rakes, shovels and gloves. This will be a great service project in honor of Arbor Day.
The Miners Hospital will sponsor an educational program for active and retired miners and their families May 6, 7-8:30 p.m. at the Huntington Senior Center, 100 North 200 West in Huntington. Brooke Hammond, Aud, CCC-A, FAAA, will talk on the prevention, identification and management of hearing loss.
Self-guided presentation walks students through the sometimes-confusing financial aid application process. The Utah Higher Education Assistance Authority is very pleased to announce "Navigating the FAFSA," a much-needed new resource to help students complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (commonly called the "FAFSA"). This tool is a self-directed presentation that guides students through topics explaining the purpose of the FAFSA, how to obtain a PIN to sign their FAFSA securely online, what information should be gathered, how to complete the FAFSA, and how to submit it. Easily found on the front page of the UHEAA website, this presentation gives high school counselors and financial aid professionals another tool to help their students. To access the presentation go to http://www.uheaa.org/ and click on the "Navigating the FAFSA" button. The presentation can also be found through UHEAA's Facebook page.
Times and date have been set. July 11. Picnic to begin at 12 noon at the park by the rodeo grounds in Castle Dale. Bring children and your own lunch. Dinner to start at 5 p.m. at the high school. For more information, send your mailing addresses to email@example.com or email@example.com. Within the next month or so, you should be seeing an invitation with all details and cost for dinner. Send in those addresses and spread the word.
The opening social for the Millsite Ladies Golf league will be held April 21 at 6:30 p.m. at Millsite Clubhouse. A light dinner will be served. All new ideas will be welcomed regarding schedule and etc. Encourage all the ladies you know to come and join, while learning the game of golf. Membership is $25 and will include a T-shirt with the association name printed on the front. Sizes and team colors, as well as dues will be discussed at the social. RSVP no later than April 16 to Donna at 384-2800, Joan at 609-1240, or Mickey at 384-2943. A golf instruction and technique workshop will be held on May 2, taught by Annette Hatch, lunch will also be served. RSVP and more information at the social. League play begins on April 28.
High School students interested in a future health care career are welcome to participate in the Health Career Exploration Camp at Southern Utah University. The camp will take place June 8 - 10 and is open to all 9th - 12th grade high school students. Cost for the camp is $70.00, which includes housing during the camp at The Eccles Living Learning Center, meals, workshop supplies and a camp t-shirt. Scholarships are available to waive the cost of camp for individuals who qualify based on household income. Transportation to and from Southern Utah University is up to the individual attendee. The Health Career Exploration Camp is sponsored by the Southern Utah University Center for Rural Health. For more information you can contact Carrie Torgersen at 435-638-7449 or firstname.lastname@example.com. You can also download an application packet for camp by visiting their website at www.suu.edu/ruralhealth. Space is limited and participants will be selected on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Men and Women softball team registrations are in progress. Register your team before May 19 at the Emery County Recreation Center. Mens league will begin May 26. Womens league will begin May 27. Call Emery County Recreation at 381-2108 for more information.
Huntington Head Start is holding open enrollment is March and April. Head Start is a free pre-school serving all of Emery County from Ferron to Elmo. Students are bused to and from school, served two hot meals, receive health services and lots of fun. Call 687-5301 to enroll.
The Cleveland Town Spring Burn Season is from March 28th to April 26th, 2009.Permits are available at the Town Office, 100 W. Main, Cleveland, Ut. Everyone must obtain a permit prior to burning. There are no fees for a burn permit. Allowable material: dry weeds, garden waste, irrigation ditches, tree limbs (under 6 inches in diameter) tree and shrub trimmings, scrap lumber (untreated). Any questions please call the Town Office, 653-2310
A class which teaches self sufficiency and using home food storage is being taught at the Courthouse in Castle Dale on April 7 and 16 at noon. Everyone is welcome to attend and bring a pot luck dish.
It is now time to sign up your team for this years Emery County Relay for Life Cancer walk. It will take place on June 12-13 at the Emery High School. The next meeting will be held on March 26. We will later post where the meeting will be held. If you sign up your team by the 15th of March the registration fee will be $50. After this date, the registration will be $100 for a team. To sign up your team contact Judi Bishop at 653-2221.
A newly established AA meeting will be held every Monday night from 7-8 p.m. at the Huntington Senior Center, 176 West 100 North.
Desert Edge Christian Chapel in Huntington is hosting a new website, www.desertedgecc.com. Information about services, current events, comments, prayer requests, sermons and Bible studies times are available on line.
This years event, dubbed "High Five" will be held May 23. This event is a demonstration of the UTMA's committment to good citizenship and responsible behavior. In addition to clean-up work we will be promoting safety and family-oriented recreational OHV activities. The trail rides at the end of the day will be educational as well as fun. They are welcoming 70+ OHV clubs and associations in Utah to join us and we're presenting this event in cooperation with the Bureau of Land Managment and the Utah Department of Natural Resources.
Do you have a friend or a loved one who is serving in the military in a combat zone? If so, Operation Home Support would like to add their names to their list. Once on the list, the ladies of Operation Home Support take it upon themselves to send these soldiers care packages and letters to let them know they are appreciated and loved. So if you have someone in mind, or know of someone who is serving in a combat zone in any branch of the military, please contact Jan Hess or Dixie Swasey to add their name to the list. Thank you for all of your help and support. American Legion Auxilary Unit 42 Jan Hess 435-384-2753 or Dixie Swasey 435-384-3172.
A New Orleans doctor is looking for veterans of either the Iraq war or the war in Afghanistan who have suffered traumatic brain injury or post traumatic stress disorder to participate in a free pilot trial of treatment that so far has had 100 percent beneficial results. Veterans who qualify will be flown to the clinic (and home later) free, and sponsors are making lodging, meals and transportation available at vastly reduced rates. Interested veterans are asked to call Dr. Harch's office in New Orleans for an interview at (504) 309-4948.
Narconon reminds parents that abuse of addictive pharmaceutical drugs with youth is on the rise. Learn to recognize the signs of drug abuse and get your kids help if they need it. Call Narconon for a free brochure on the signs of addiction for all classes of drugs. Narconon also offers free addiction counseling, assessments and referrals to rehabilitation centers. 877-413-3073 or www.drugsno.com
An 18 year old senior from Ostrander, Ohio is looking for stories and other memorabilea from WWII veterans. Contact: Kyle Nappi, 1890 Warren Road, Ostrander, OH 43061. firstname.lastname@example.com
Seeking officers, enlisted men, WACs, cadets, Britons, civilians and /or their families and friends who were stationed at Cochran Field, or lived in Macon, Ga. during WWII, who would be willing to contribute artifacts, photos, articles and stories pertaining to their experience with the men and women working there. If so, contact: Mike Rowland, Archivist, WR-LC/MU, 1942 Heritage Blvd., Robins AFB GA 31098-2442.
To donate DVDs to veterans who otherwise do not have access to them, visit www.dvds4vets.org. For more information call Laurance at 1-914-835-3673.
The Senior Wheels USA Program makes available power wheelchairs to senior citizens and the permanently disabled at no cost to the recipient, if they qualify. The power wheelchairs are provided to those who can no longer walk safely, nor self propel a manual wheelchair and who meet the additional guidelines of the program. If the patient's need is for use in the home, call for more information to see if they qualify. Call toll free 1-800-246-6010.
Academic Foundation for International Cultural Exchange is looking for host families in the local area to host a foreign exchange student. These young ambassadors are between 15 and 18 years of age and all speak English. Student's profiles will start arriving for students from various countries. Students come with their own spending money and medical insurance. Call Anne Ring, 1-866-462-3423 if you are interested in opening your hearts and homes to one of these individuals.
Academic Foundation for International Cultural Exchange is looking for community representatives to assist in finding host families and work with the students and their families during the school year. Individuals must enjoy teenagers and have good communication skills. Call Anne Ring, 1-866-462-3243 if you are interested in learning more about becoming a community representative.