Show Page 12 Millard Thun DSPS County FLOWELL Virgic Ivie Ph Mrs Arthur Allen spent the week of Aug 18 to 22 at BYU Education Week Great opportunity and they took advantage of it Mrs Bruce (Betty) Nihley of Salt Lake City is spending two weeks here with her mother Pauline Robinson at her mother’s home Pauline makes her home with another daughter Stephenson and her husband Cieotge at Holden Mr s Rex Allen and family and Rex's mother Ruth Allen were in Provo and Orem Aug 12 Rex and children returned home that evening ynn and Ruth stayed with Ruth’s and daughter Royal and Clarice Hurd and family in Orem overnight Candace Swallow was honored by attended the brides book at the reception for her college roommate Alaina Dtegmore in Emory Aug 8 who was mairicd earlier that day Kent and Peggy Swallow took their family to Spanish Tork Aug 9 where they were among the guests extending best wishes to Alaina and the groom where the newlyweds were further honored Candace attended the guest book this evening also Pauline Robinson was a guest of her son and daughter Ralph and eah Robinson Aug 12 and 13 Dale Robinson was home from his work with a sutveying crew for a visit with his parents Ralph and Leah He also and Pauline visited grandmothers reda Christensen Mrs Arthur Allen Mrs Ke' i Christensen and children Mrs Rex Allen and children Dean Allen and his mother Ruth Allen attended a family reunion in Salt Lake City Aug 16 The children and great grandchildren of the late Johnathan grandchildren and Roelpha Allen gathered for a day of visiting enjoying good food and getting the latest information on the family genealogy We are happy to report that Noma Jackson is improving real well from her serious illness She is at home and receiving excellent care from her famiHer Mrs John ly (Julia) Jackson of Mapleton is staying with her for a couple of weeks Another Mrs Bruce (Nancy) Jackson of Henderson spent two weeks here when Noma was released from the hospital All her family is concerned and willing to help Grandson Danny Jackson and his wife Linda and four children of Spanish Fork will be visiting grandma while they are guests of his parents Merlin and Zelda Jackson Don and llena Tomkinson and son Rodney have had visits from Don’s mother Nona Tomkinson’s brother Gerald Call and his wife Pat of Calif and their sister Elsie Call Channer and her husband Marvin of Klamath Falls OR They visited their sister Nona at August 28 1986 the West Millard Care Center in Delta Don visited by telephone Aug 17 with his brother Max Tomkinson from the latters home in Denver Max still has the cast on his leg which was injured in an accident at his work in Johannesburg South Africa Max reports he is getting along quite well although the accident was seven or eight months ago Hang in there Max we arc rooting for you! We are happy to learn that Dr Darnell Jones father LeGrande Jones is improving each day from his serious illness He and his wife Violet live in Kanab Grant Robinson took his wife Arleen to Salt Lake City Aug 10 to be with her mother Laura Atha The latter’s health isn’t so good so Arleen went to help her Grant went to the city and got Arleen Aug 14 Rick and Carol Bauer and baby Christina had a break from his work in Calif for a couple of weeks So they are here visiting his parents Frank and Dolly Bauer Little Christina has sureof grandpa and ly won the hearts grandma who adore this little girl Mrs Don (Carene) Baldwin came from her home in Beaver and took her mother Virgie Ivie with her to Provo 15 where they visited with Aug and Carenc’s daughter Angela and Mark Daley and children Julye Michael Jeremy and Scott This visit was very enjoyable to all Carene and Virgie returned to their homes Sun afternoon III MEMOIUAM Eldro E Jeffery Funeral services were held Friday August 22 1986 at pm in the Delta Ward Chapel for Eldro E Jeffery age 74 who died August 18 in a Provo Hospital Tamily Prayer was by Janet Tanner daughter with prelude and postlude music by Cherie Jeffery Bishop Dean Edwards conducted and son David JefRondo Jeffery gave the invocation fery nephew played a violin solo accompanied by Cherie Jeffery son spoke and Larry S Jeffery Susan and Carol Jeffery sang “You’ll Understand” a song written composed and accompanied by Susan Jeffery Dorothy Webb and Gayla J Erickson daughter spoke “1 Need Thee Every Hour" was sung by the choir directed by Melba Jacobson and accompanied by Lila Rae Morris Ralph Skeem gave the benediction and Duane E Jeffery son gave the dedication of the grave Interment was in the Delta Cemetery Pallbearers were Reed Jeffery Wydell Jeffery Darryl Schlappi Dennis Jeffery James Jeffery and Allan Jeffery Honorary pallbearers were Orvil F Jeffery Harold E Skeem lliff C Jeffery Arlo J Skeem Jay M Jeffery and J Fay Jacobson Maude Elva Johnson Lewis HOLDEN Cherryl Wood Ph Maude Elva Johnson Lewis formerly of Beaver died August 24 1986 in an Orem nursing home She was born April 4 1896 in Holden to Heber and Ellen Elizabeth Stevens Johnson She married James A Lewis Dec 29 1916 in Fillmore The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple He died April 28 1960 She was active in the LDS Church serving as president of MIA counselor in the Relief Society counselor in the Primary and as a She was also a Visiting Teacher member of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers She received her education in the Millard County school district having attended the Millard Academy in HinMrs ckley Survivors are children Salt Clyde (Mildred) Hollingshead Mrs Lake City Gerald (Helen) Ashworth Mrs Clinton (Betty) Smith both of Orem and Max Lewis of also survived by 17 grandHolladay children 30 great grandchildren and 5 a brother great great grandchildren Blaine Johnson Las Vegas NV She was preceded in death by three children Myrl Melvin and Fred Funeral services were held Wed Aug 27 1986 at II m in Olpin Sunberg Chapel in Orem Burial took place on the Mountain View Cemetery in Beaver under the direction of Olpin Mortuary Otto and Allie Hunter were in Bountiful Thursday to attend the funeral services of Vera Hunter Bishop Jon Hunter conducted the services and the burial was in Beaver Deck's two daughters stopped in Holden and had dinner with Otto and Allie on their way back from Beaver Orlene and Lloyd Christiansen were in Holiday Sunday to attend the missionary farewell of Stan’s youngest daughter Karen who has been called to the Geneva Switzerland Mission Lloyd and Orlene were overnight guests of their son David Visiting the Bailey family over the weekend were Mark’s mother Hazel Bailey of Fountain Green Visiting the Larry Farnsworths for a week have been Kathy’s parents fro Mesa AZ Clair McKee was a weekend visitor at his parents Burton and Lula McKee Cherryl and Robert and family stopped in to visit their high school friends and Bobette (Peterson) Dwight Bushnell and five children Sunday while they were in Fillmore Cherryl and Robert Dwight and Bobette all graduated together and have been good friends for many years The Bushnells live in Philomath OR where Dwight is a professor and teaches at the University in Corvalis OR Compensation Exemption Clark Leon “Tick” Bliss Clark Leon “Tick” Bliss age 88 died August 26 1986 in Delta He was born May 31 1898 at Hinckley Utah to Norman Ingles Jr and Mary Elizabeth Morris Bliss He married Reva Hunt May 3 1921 in Hinckley She died June 25 1986 He attended Hinckley schools He was a farmer He enjoyed his horses and dogs and spent many happy hours hunting arrowheads and trilobites He is survived by sister and brothers: Yuba City Mrs Zelma Trauntvcin Howard Calif Payson Stanley Price Theon “Bill" East Carbon Max Orem Ferron Spanish Fork Nieces and Payson George nephews Funeral services pending Wanda Jean Safford Wright Wanda Jean Safford Wright age 59 died August 20 1986 in a Provo Hospital She was born Feb 27 in 1927 Meadow to Laurence Pratt and Idola Veile Safford She married Gil Johnson later divorced married Howard Littledike later divorced married Charles Wright She was a member of the LDS Church She is survived by husband of Portland OR children Charles Wright Danny Wright and Leonda Cooper all of Salt Lake City mother of Meadow three grandchildren and a brother Lorin Safford of Kearns Funeral services were held Saturday August 23 1986 at 11 am in the Meadow LDS Ward Chapel Burial was in the Meadow Cemetery under (he direction of the Olpin Mortuary mv eons m plan wsiZMmm ' ‘7 Supreme Court rules in farmers favor on Workers The Utah Supreme Court has unanimously upheld a law exempting small agricultural employers from a quirement to provide workers’ compensation insurance on employees Passage of the law several years ago was supported by Farm Bureau in response to actions taken by farm Bureau voting delegates asking that small employers be relieved of the costUtah Farm Bureau ly requirement joined in the recent legal action before the Utah Supreme Court in defense of the law Under the law agricultural employers who "employ five or fewer persons other than immediate family members" are exempt from the requirement to maintain workers’ compensation insurance The term “agricultural employer” is defined in the law as "every person firm or The plaintiff in the case attempted to show the larmcr involved had violated the law because the farm was operated by three family members as a partnership In ruling in favor of the Farm Bureau position the Supreme Court justices cited traditional use of the term "firm" as including partnerships The court also cited legislative history to show that Utah lawmakers hid clearly but child grown Thomas Hobbos "The evil man strong” Your Right to Know NOTICE TO WATER USERS The following ed with have been application(s) the Slate Engineer to change water County throughout the entire year otherwise designated Locations in in Millard unless SLB&M APPLICANT: Keslcr Alice Kesler Estate PO Box 732 UT proposes to change the point of diversion of water as evidenced by EV Determination & HERETOFOREi QUANTITY JO Ocfs SOURCE: Cove Creek & tributaries POINT(S) OF DIVERSION: (I) S 200 W 940 from NI4 Cor Sec 31 Source: Cove Creek (2) S 120 E 1200 from NV Cor Sec 32 T25S R6W Source: Cove USE: Irrigation: from Mar Creek 15 to Nov total acreage 37100 acs sole supply 37 100 acs Stockwatering: 670 head of livestock PLACE OF USF: Sec 30 SWI4NWI4WI2SW14 Joe for Beaver NE 4N 2SE Sec 31 T25S 14SE14SEU4 Sec 36 T25S R7W - HEREAFTER: QUANTITY: 100 cl's SOURCE: Cove Creek & tributaries POINT(S) OF DIVERSION: (1) N 1350 E 1400 from SW Cor Sec 28 (2) S 700 E 2300 from NW Cor Sec 31 (3) N 950 W 100 (4) N 2700 W 2650 from SE Cor Sec 33 T25S R6W (Near Cove Fort) USE: Same as Heretofore PLACE OF USE: Same as Heretofore Protests resisting the granting of this application with reasons therefore must be ed in duplicate with the State Engineer 1636 Salt Lake City Utah West North Temple 84116 on or before OCTOBER 1986 Robert L Morgan PE STATE ENGINEER Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress August 28 September 4 & 1986 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE The following described property which sold at public auction to the highest bidder payable in lawful money of the United States at the time or sale at the FILLMORE COURTHOUSE FILLMORE UTAH County Utah on SEPTEMBER 1986 at 10:00 a m of said day for the purpose of foreclosing a iiiisi k deed executed by RICHARD G ELAINE FERGUSON AND FERGUSON his wife as Trustors in fasor of PRUDENTIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS as ASSOCIATION AND LOAN Beneficiary covering real properly located at 375 SOUTH 300 WEST DELTA UTAH and more particularly described as: BEGINNING AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 2 BLOCK 14 PLAT A DELTA TOWNSITE THENCE EAST 2475 FEET THENCE SOUTH 98 FEET THENCE WEST 10725 FEET THENCE SOUTH 1495 FEET THENCE WEST 14025 FEET THENCE NORTH 2475 FEET TO THE POINT OF 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ROM: Ml stock nails ditches canals gravel pits and gravel beds Said sale will be made without covenant or an ant regarding title possession or to satisfy the obligation secured by and puisuant to the powoi ot sale in the Trust bv Deed executed ROGER G THOMAS and ANITA V HOMAS husband and wife as Trustors to IRST SLCURITY BANK OF UTAH National Association as Beneficiary iccordcd March 6 1984 as Limy No 51513 m Book 180 at pages of Official Records The balance owing as of the date of the iccordation of the Notice of Default on the obligation seemed by said Trust Deed was $4200000 plus interest penally and fees Dated this 7th day ot August 1986 I AH 1 ITI I OF Mil LARD COl'Nn Gary Day Vice President in the Millard Published County 21 28 & Seplembct Piogicss August On Wednesday at the hour September said day of 4 1986 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE The following described property will be public auction to the highest bidder payable in lawful money of the United States at the lime of sale on the front steps ot the Millard County Courthouse Fillmore Utah on September 19 986 at the hour of :00 a m of said day: for the purpose of foreclosing a trust deed executed by Averett's as Trustor covering real property located at 455 South Main Street illmoic Millard County Utah and more particularly described as follows: THE SOUTH 23 OF LOT 4 BLOCK CITY SURVEY 21 PLAT A f ILLMORE Dated this 8 day of August 1986 BACKMAN TITLE COMPANY Successor Trustee sold at David Published cle Progress in the August Millard 21 28 B Boyce County Chroni& September 4 1986 Hinckley Invitation to Bid Hinckley Town will accept bids on the following items until September 10 1986 AV1 Sealed bids ill be openclosing at 1986 at 7:30 PM at the Couned August cil Meeting Hinckley Town reserves the to right reject any and all bids 1975 Ford pickup as is condition for parts no title F10BPX20188 1972 Ford Custom Sedan 4 door 760(X) miles 2P5 H 174031 typewriter model 92C and cartridges working condition Items may be examined at the Hinckley Town Office by appointment by calling Bids are to be mailor ed to Hinckley Town PO Box 198 HinUtah 84635 ckley in Millard the Published County Chronicle Progress August 28 & Sent 4 986 |