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Show '9m WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, FEBRUARY 15, 1979 The highlight of the annual stockholders meeting of the Centerville Deuel Creek Pressure Irrigation System Thursday night, was the mits) and ending October PRES. WILLIAM W. Tin-ge- y welcomed all of those present and said that he is glad to see that women are interested in water. He had become more aware of the close association of women and water recently when his line was frozen for four days and he was forced to carry water during that time. Mr. Tingey talked of the Water Users Workshop in Logan, which he had attend- presentation of certificates of appreciation to the first directors of the system. Recipients of the awards were George B. Miles, Vernon B. Carr and William H. Layton. An award was given to Jack I. Wiseman posthumously and was accepted by his wife. An award was also received by the daughter of G. Orval Leak, as he was out of town. SEVERAL OF those present commended the city on the foresight of the Centerville citizens who had originated the system, which now makes Centerville one of the best situated (in the matter of culinary and irrigation water) of the cities in the state. Asst. Secy. L. Peter Nielsen read the minutes of the last years meeting and indicated that the irrigation system provides water beginning April 1 (if weather per- - accented. THERE HAD been a beginning balance of $60,714.42. In- -' come had come from annual charges, $59,251.60; interest on savings, $3,931.19; and credit on A stock rentals, $985.45, making a subtotal of $64,168.24 and a total of ed. Cloud seeding was discussed, but it was noted that this process is not necessary in the Wasatch Front. The discussion at the workshop had included the pressure irrigation system, which has been proven to be the best system, since it gives a more adequate irrigation of crops. Expenses included rent, A stock purchase, $619.00; church services, 6 Friday, Mrs. Mary Roberts, Mrs. Ruth Roberts, Mrs. LuAnne Roberts, Mrs. Ann $163.04; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hamil- ton and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Romera of Fremont, Calif, spent last week in Layton visiting with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. William Firth and with other family members. On Sunday, they attended the blessing of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Firths baby girl. Darwin Bodily suffered a broken arm. He received the injury playing basketball. Layton High Schools offensive and defensive tackle, Chuck Ehin was named to the Scholastic Coach 1978 All American High School Football Team. Chuck was the only Utahn to be named to this exclusive team. Last Sunday, family members and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Layton attended the blessing services for Mr. and Mrs. Laytons State Savings, $12,582.08, making a total of $60,522.83. Director Dean Cook gave appreciation for the system and presented the certificates ' of recognition. He is appreciative of the efficient system and of his association with the board of directors and the other men serving in the system. DIRECTOR LEROY H. Duncan urged the people to make proper use of the water. The drought year of 1977 taught citizens that they can conserve water. He urged that people repair their valves and leaks. Director Howard Brown extensions and of lines to subdivisions. There is a goal to extend lines from Parrish Lane to 650 North. Extensions are expensive, so it is impossible to do them all in one budget year. talked of new is better than irrigating with an open hose: Lawns should be fertilized to get green. ALLEN TINGEY was thanked for his work as a former maintenance man and Pete Nielsen for his work on the books. Director Vernon Carr talked of the effort to get more water during the years. At present, the company is in the process of buying Barnard Water alone will not do it. Asst Secy. Pete Nielsen said he is grateful for those who pay their bills quickly and completely. ATTORNEY KEITH Stahle said that water is very important in all parts of life. There is much federal encroachment on the use of water, as the Clean Water Act of recent years. There is much pollution control. He, too, congratulated the directors and their system. He asked that owners transfer their water rights to new Creek stock. JOHN PARRISH, present maintenance man, reported that the system is in pretty good shape. He said that a sledge sweeper is used each year to ready the lines for the irrigation water. He said to be sure that valves are off before the water comes. Sprinkling ftio:! rsir?u o, Mjjjj maintenance, property. Elections for new directors of the company, were con- - 5 ducted and the present direc- - H i were elected unanimously to serve for another two year period. It s was noted that a director-mu- st have one or more shares in the company in order to be tors eligible to serve. BILL TINGEY thanked those present for their vote of confidence and informed them that they are welcome to attend the meetings of the board of directors, which are held every second Thursday at Cook Realty.am 1 jZ A owners as a H fo t I sC OUR POLICY: If for any reason advertised items are not in stock, rain checks are available on request. Items which are limited to quantities in stock and cannot be reordered are first come, first served. Prices Heed thru Feb 19 . $6,607.78; directors fees, $1,000; salaries, $9,063.87; truck operation, $460.95; dues and seminars, $144.38; property tax, $58.98; government Utah withholding, $71.08; federal withholding and social security, $1,497-06- ; misc., $193.01; subtotal, $64,359.83. Year end balance family Dec. 31, 1978, $360,922.83. Water supply from Centerville Canyon, April through October 31, from 306 to 948 acre feet; Weber Basin contracts 2,773 acre feet, less ten of the Year Award. Tuesday evening, members of the Layton Sixth Ward mu- Humanitarian tual organization enjoyed a percent (loss as water is delivered) from 2520.7 to party at the Layton City Parks and sleigh-ridin- total end First National, $620.13; pass book savings, Davis County Bank, Tracy Collins, Murray First Thrift, and Zions First National and savings certificates, Davis County Bank, $15,000. Tracy Collins, $6,000; SMALL PROJECT loan principal, $10,535.00; interest, $5,752.20; system extensions, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zamora attended the Utah State Eagles Convention that was held in Salt Lake City last week. Mr. Zamora was the recipient" of the Eagles went out to dinner to celebrate Mrs. Lindfords birthday. Aj B balances: Checking Zions granite marker at the reservoir site, $446.25; Barnard Creek purchases, $3,266.88; water cost Weber A stock Basin, $19,762.87; rental, $985.45. $1,431.58; Layton. Lind-for- d STOCK ISSUED, stock, 253.35 shares, stock, 803.15 shares, 1056.5 shares. Year heating gas and electricity, members enjoyed dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan ' 31, 1978) $14,422.25. $522.00; engineering and legal, $2,068.50; insurance, $968.63, office supplies, $496.32; postage, $244.10; baby son who was named Tosh Robert Layton. After the GATHERUM - (Dec. $124,882.66. HE TALKED of meeting with Wayne Winegar, director of the Weber Basin Conservancy District, who reported By DONETA M. Layton and Mrs. Laurie that in 1978 they had the big- of water in the gest carry-ove- r reservoir that they had had for years. This will make it more difficult to regulate the reservoir in the spring runoffs. Water should be used sparingly and wisely. The financial report for the Centerville Deuel Creek Irrigation System from Jan. 1, 1978 to Dec. 31, 1978 was presented by Secy. Vernon Carr and was unanimously 15. The old stock is A stock and the Weber Basin stock is B stock. IfM jutllSJul, Si IMfiil JJfWllOI g 1520.5, making totals from 2826.7 to 3468.7 acre feet. Recreation sleigh riding hill adjacent to the golf course. After the party, the young people enjoyed chili and hot SMALL FUNDS, project reserves $15,000; depreciation, $25,000; emergency, $19,902.70; checking account, $620.13 making a total of chocolate. ; values fit many sewing needs, polyestercotton, machine washable & dryable, r- 45 widths Terrific v W- to ' jt DENIMS SPRINGTIME PRINTS Last month, Mrs. Oma Wil' those $60,522.83. cox was among Small members of the Utah State account project Historical Society who (48 year contract for a better traveled to Fillmore, Utah for system), 1962 contract loan, ' the special statehood day $401,802.21; interest paid, $54,215.12; principal paid, program. Miss Chole Ann Brown, $74,650; balance on contract A. Mrs. $307,152.21. Accounts receivadaughter of Mr. and ble, ledger balance (Dec. 30, Wayne Brown, is recovering from a broken ankle she 1978) $14,422.25. 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