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Show ii y er im mafiitin Messenger-Enterpris- Page 8 Thursday, August 15, 1991 e, Clive R. Zabrisklo In memory of . Clive R. Zabriskie, 33, of Ephraim, died of a rare blood disease of the immune system, ITP, in the St. Marks Hospital in Salt Lake City. He was bom in the Sanpete Valley Hospital June 8, 1958 to Peter G. and Edna (Anderson) Zabriskie. He worked for Western Quality Concrete and pavement in Mapleton, Utah for seven years. He was a heavy equipment operator. He recently won an award for safety and years of service. He attended Manti High School. He worked for Seisecon Obituaries David Louis KJar Funeral services for David w. 'J ifr, mi Manti youth named National Explorer head Colton Chris Larsen son of Chris and Marilee Larsen, Moroni, celebrated his first birthday July 19, 1991. His grandparents are Reed and Myrla Christensen, Moroni and Therald and Colleen Larsen, Christ-iansburVirginia. are Forest and Anna Christiansen, Mt. Pleasant; Mrs. Vella Eliason, Hyrum; Mrs. Elga Larsen, Ephraim; and Mrs. Utahna Bagnall, Manti. g, ts Great-grandparen- 91-9- season. His call was received on Aug. 6th notifying him that he had this honor. Brett will attend a special conference in Irving, Texas, then go to the University of South Carolina Valley Stake Center. David died Tuesday, Aug. 6, 199 1 at the Utah Valley Medical Center in Provo following a massive stroke. He was born July 26, 1938 in Manti, a son of Ronald M. and Eleanor Peterson Kjar. He married Marianne Washburn Sept 8, 1962 in the Manti LDS Delta Seismograph for four years. Clive loved camping and being with his family, four wheeling, Temple. Brett Braithwaite, son of Alan and Cecelia (Cese) Braithwaite, recently was called to be the National Explorer President for the U.S., as well as the regional representative for the western region, for the 2 received Louis Kjar 53, were held Friday, August 9, 1991 in the Gunnison at Columbia. Brett is the first person ever to receive this honor in the Utah National Parks Council. He graduated from Manti High School and Snow College and received B.S. degrees in English and accounting from BYU. He was employed for two years with a CPA Firm in Grand Junction, Colorado prior to accepting the position as Finance Manager at the American Fork Hospital where he was employed for 20 years. In 1988 David and his family moved to Gunnison where he was appointed Chief Finance Officer at the Gunnison Valley Hospital and where he served until the time of his death. He was president of the Rotary Club and the Chamber of Commerce in American Fork. He was a member of the Lions International and president of the Snow College Alumni Association for 1991-9Mr. Kjar has served in many capacities in the LDS Church. He filled a mission to Brazil 1959-196He was a member of American Fork and in bishoprics He served as stake Gunnison. 12 clerk for years, as a Gospel Essentials teacher and home teacher. Tribute to Clive David Louis Kjar reading and writing, singing and The family of James O. and Mary Ann Braithwaite met at the Manti City Park on August 11, 1991. Dinner was served to 119 family members in PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE The Board of Education of the South Sanpete School District is receiving bids until 12:00 noon Thursday, August 15, 1991 for approximately 400 feet of used chain link fence. Fencing materials include: fence, line poles, top rails, and fittings. Fence and materials can be seen at Jay D. Cluff Builders in Manti. Fence will be sold to the highest bid with no minimum bid. lal Paul Gottfredson Business Administrator ot Publish August 15, 1991. LEGAL NOTICE The Association of Governments is soliciting bids for n materials and services in the Six-Coun- ty Weath-erizatio- Assistance Program. Those interes d in bidding on any or all items should contact the Aging Human Resources office at for more information. All bids must be received by Noon on August 22, 1991. Publish August 15, 1991. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES: Lorraine Sessions has filed an application with the Sanpete County Commissioners to amend the zoning map of Sanpete County, Utah. A petition has been filed to amend from Zone (Agricultural) to C(Commercial) the following described parcel of real property, located in Sanpete County, Utah: Beg. 2640 feet South of the Northeast Corner of Section 3, Township 16 South, Range 3 East, A-- 5 steak, whipped potatoes and gravy, buttered peas, lemon banana dessert, bread and butter, milkjuice Tues. Aug. 20: Hamburger stroganoff, steamed rice, beets, pears, bread and butter, milk juice Wed. Aug. 21: Baked ham, yams, green beans, cherry shortcake, bread and butter, milkjuice Thurs. Aug. 22: Baked chicken, whipped potatoes and gravy, broccoli Normandy, peach cobbler, bread and butter, milk by: a Ross C. Blackham ROSS C. BLACKHAM Sanpete County Attorney Publish August 15, 1991. eight-legge- step-fathe- r, Cemetery. :Ur! ... , V such formidable foes. Vegetables, fruit and shade trees, indoor houseplants, grasses and most other plants are attacked by spider mites. Marigolds, raspberries, strawberries, peaches, apples and other fruits, as well as roses, are favorite Anthony J. (A.J.) Dahl hosts, he said. What makes these pests even more of a problem is that there are hundreds ofdifferent spider mites. And like all pests, some are good and some bad, he said. The most common mites in ten cousins. Preceded in death Utah are the McDaniel, d - European Red and clover mites, he said. Spider mite damage begins with a general lackluster appearance to the foliage of the plants. Sagers said the leaves start to lost chlorophyll and become a speckled or mottled green color. The underside of the leaves show a dirty gray appearance. Some mite species form tiny webbing. Ultimately, the damage can be so severe the plant dies, he said. With the exception of the webbing, there are many other pests that cause the same symptoms as mites. The easiest way to check for mites is to take a plain piece of white paper and by one sister Angela Nicole; one grandmother, Jill Phelps Rulon C. Dahl, West Valley City; Westland. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Poulson; and Mrs. Carol P. Thompson, all Ephraim; six uncles, two aunts, Services were held Tuesday, Aug. 13, 1991 in the SpringCity LDS Ward. Interment Spring great-grandparent- s, MUfflEnw. City Cemetery. American Heart Association Manti. Cost: $2.001 st page, $1.00ea. additional page. Manti Messenger 35 S. Main, Manti Fax 835-149- 3 I Funeral services for Pearl Leona Francks Muiford, 87, were held July 30, 1991 in the Magelby Funeral Home in Richfield. Mrs. Muiford died July 26, 1991 in a Richfield Hospital. She was bom May 26, 1904 in Elsinore to Axel S. and Amanda Nielson. She married Condie Muiford Nov. 30, 1935 in Richfield. The marriage was later eternalized in the Manti LDS Temple. Mr. d En-mas- Burial was in the Manti City Pearl Leona Francks Muiford The Service is right here in 1991 If your plants have a general lackluster look about them, it might be mites. Spider mites are pests closely resembling spiders but are smaller than a head of a these mighty pin. minuscule mites can inflict mayhem to house, yard and garden plants, said Larry A Sagers, Utah State University Extension horticulturist The wide range of plants they attack is what makes them -- juice use of the property, if would be for a lounge, dance hall, reception and special event center. the proposed zone r, Anthony J. Dahl, died August 8, 1991 at a drowning Fri: Aug. 16: Salisbury Need to Send or Receive a Fax? A hearing on Cherril Madsen, step-brothe- memorial services, Ray's especially Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rasmussen and the Relief Society. The Zabriskie Family V Jtm, 0 r a ; VJ Clive Ray Zabriskie Spider mites can be formidable plant foes Anthony J. (A.J.) Dahl Citizens Menus Salt Lake Base and Meridian; thence Westerly 1320 feet, thence Southerly 330 feet; thence Easterly 1320 feet; thence Northerly 330 ft; to point of beginning. Containing 10 for road. acres, less right-of-wa- y This parcel of property is located south of Chester, approximately 2 12 miles on the West side of State Road 132. The proposed change has been scheduled for 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September 24, 1991, in the Commission chambers in the Sanpete County Courthouse, Manti, Utah. All interested persons are invited to attend. DATED this 8th day of August, Gerald and Ricky Col Phoenix, Ariz.; Arlyn R. Madsen and wife, Sally, Blue Ridge Summit, Pena; three grandchildrea He was preceded in death by his father, a son, Nathan IQar and Leslie Madsea fishing, accident, west of Spring City. He was bom March 27, 1984 in ML Pleasant to Duane J. and Deborah Anne Hope Dahl. He was a member of the Spring City LDS Church. He loved his family, school, baseball, bike riding, shooting guns, camping, playing with all of his friends, rides, basketball, giggling, and going to Grammys. Life was great for him - he enjoyed all things. Survived by his mother and father; one sister, Allysia Mari; grandparents, Marilyn and David Petersen, David and Verjean Hope, all Spring City; Funeral services were held Friday, August 9 in the Ephraim Stake Center. Interment was in Ephraim Park Cemetery. THANK YOU Trudy, Pete, Edna, Gerald, Jackie, Ricky, Janette, and our little kids, wish to thank all of you who have taken part in Clive thousand Ws sisters, Ruth Rasmuson, Ephraim; a dreams. Sometimes we wonder where the journey leads. Were going to miss the love and inspiration he gave all of us. Hes the kind of person that makes you proud to My Brother." say, Well miss you, Clive husband Mark Patterson, all of Salt Lake City; John Kjar, now serving a mission in Lancaster, Calif.; Megan, Paul and Steven Kjar, Gunnison; his mother, Eleanor Madsen, Ephraim; brothers Bruce Kjar, Woods Cross; Richard Kjar, Gunnison; Michael Kjar, Centerville; sister, Janet Hughes, Clinton; step- , Manti Senior -l d, chess, gardening, through He is survived by his wife, seven children: Ronald Kjar, wife, Stephanie of Marietta, Georgia; Heidi and husband, Lance Memmott, Kristen and David has many interests and hobbies. He loved tennis, attendance. The members are widely scattered and came from many places: Clawson, Elmo, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Lindon, Mesa, Price, Richfield, Ephraim, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Roy, Hooper, Tooele, Grantsville, and Manti. Weve walked beside him playing the piano, but most of all he loved doing things with his family. 1. WERE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE uncles and lots of nieces, nephews and cousins. motorcycling. He was loved by 2. American Heart Association snowmobiling, all and will be missed by all. Survived by Trudy and boys Miky 5, and Tyson 5; his parents; two brothers, Gerald, 31 (Jackie) of Fairview; Ricky, 29 (Janette) of Ephraim; his grandma, Melva Anderson Crisp; aunts and Muiford died Dec. 6, 1954. She was a member of the LDS Church. She is survived by two brothers: John Francks, Ephraim; Harvey Francks, Portland, Oreg.; and a sister-in-laElma Muiford Bracey, Magna. Burial was in the Sigurd Cemetery. John and Effie Francks were among those who attended the funeral services. place it under the leaves of the suspected plant Shake or tap the leaves vigorously and watch the dust that falls to the paper, he said. "If any of the dust that is smaller than a pin head starts to crawl around, chances are good it is spider mites, he said. After correctly identifying the pests, Sagers said, control measures can be started. He warned, however, that before attempting artificial control measures, nature should- be allowed to run its course. Mother Nature does a better of job control than you possibly can, he said. There are many predatory mites that feed upon - the plant mites." He said it is impossible for a person to tell the good mites from the bad ones, but generally the good mites never get so numerous that they are easily seen with the paper test "Encouraging predatory mites is the first and often the only step necessary in controlling mites is the first and often the only step necessary in controlling mite populations, he said. However, good mites are killed right along with the bad ones by many common insecticides and miticides. As well, overapplication of pesticides is often enough to cause serious outbreaks of mites. Sagers said spraying the underside of leaves with water washes away harmful mites and is another good control method. In cases of serious outbreaks, he said, to keep in mind that mites are not insects and that most insecticides are not effective controls. The two most effective miticides available to the public are Kelthane and Vendex. Lendal G. Larsen Lendal Grant Larsen, 81, died August 7, 1991 at Dixie Regional Medical Center in St George, Utah. He was born May 22, 1910 at Ephraim, Utah to Fred and Ida Larsen Kuck. He married Amber Jewel King on July 7, 1942 at Manti, Utah. The marriage was later eternalized in the.Temple. Lendal held the office of elder in the LDS Church. He was a successful dairy farmer, and also eryoyed fishing and out-of-door- s. Surviving family members include his wife, Jewel, St George; four sons: Merrill Thompson, Ephraim, Grant and Ronald Larsen, both of St George, and Kent Larsen of Manti, also daughters: Margie Lyon and Mrs. Michael (Phyllis) Embley, both of Salt Lake City, 21 grandchildren and 29 greatgrandchildren. Funeral services were held August 10, 1991 in the Dixie Downs LDS 2nd Ward Chapel. Interment was in St. George City Cemetery, under the direction of Metcalf Mortuary. 1 A Public Service of the Forest Service, USOA end ynur State Foresters El; ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT FOREST FIRES ' , |