Show Joseph Gale Morris Joseph Gale Morris Joseph Gale Morris age 63 died March 30 1988 in Delta He was born January 16 1925 in Hinckley Utah to William Wesley and Evelyn LaGrace Nielson Morris He married Lonnie Van Limburg on June 21 1946 in Oakland California He served in the US Navy during World War II He was a farmer in the Rupert Idaho and Delta Utah areas Joe is survived by his wife of Hinckley sons and daughters: Mrs Paul (Janna Gale) Daughters Hinckley UT Reno NV Joseph Dusty Rhodes Britt Delta UT Kip Cole South Jordan UT nine grandchildren Mother UT brothers and sisters: Hinckley Larry Delta UT Jim Wendon AZ Sid Deland FL Mrs Raymond (Dorothey) Robinson Riverton UT Mrs Leon (Sherry) Lewis Hinckley UT Gary Parker AZ Ed Whitefish MT Funeral services were held Saturday April 2 1988 at 2 pm in the Hinckley 2nd Ward with Bishop Waldo Warnick conducting Blake Stephenson Blake Stephenson 78 died SaturBlake Stephenson day April 2 1988 at his home in Provo Utah as a result of a stroke He was born June 15 1909 in Holden Utah to Emma Louisa Ashby He and Simeon Thomas Stephenson married Alice Bushnell on April 4 1934 in Salt Lake LDS Temple He was a for LDS worker in the Provo Temple four and a half years He always raised a large garden sharing the produce with family and friends He loved hunting and fishing and was devoted to his their companions children grandchildren and great grandchildren At the time of his death he was a High Priest in the Provo Third Ward where he had attended for 45 years He served in many positions supported the as well as parscouting program ticipating on various committees and drives He supported the 4th of July celebrations by building many bleachers and booths At the time of his death he had two grandsons serving LDS missions Blake worked in the Library Service Station for his brother Edwin and at Sanitary Meat Co for Frank Speckart at a service station in Salt Lake City for John Naylor two years on construction at Geneva Steel thirty years as a pipefitter at Geneva Works United States Steel Corporation retiring Dec 27 1973 He was the father of four children three of which survive him He is survived by his wife Alice a daughter Mrs Eliot Ben (LoReta) Sorenson Pleasant Grove a son Dale Blake Mrs Provo a daughter Stepenson Fred G (Rella) Nelson Centerville grandchildren (one deceasfive great granded five married) children a brother Dr Thomas A four CA Glendora Stephenson Wilson Mrs (Mable) sisters Mrs Andrew (Beatrice) McConkie Mrs Perry H (Irene) McConkie Leland Mrs Evans (Donna) Woodbury all of St George Utah and a Bert (Algie) Mrs Swallow Fillmore Utah A daughter preceded him in Kay Stephenson death Funeral services will be held Friday April 8 1988 at 2 pm at the Provo 3rd Ward LDS Chapel 376 North 700 West Provo Friends may call at the 185 East Berg Mortuary of Provo Center on Thursday evening from 6 to 8 pm or at the Ward Chapel on FriInterday one hour prior to services ment will be in the Provo City Cemetery Prelude and postlude music were provided by Ruth Talbot Larry Morris brother gave the family prayer and Leon Lewis gave the invocation lone Lyle Rae Morris Christensen and Anna Lee Hepworth sang “Don’t Fence Me In” “Tumbling Tumbleweed” and “Cool Water” accompanied by Ruth Talbot Joe Morris son and Russell Styler Monica Sara spoke Grandchildren Rusty Rick Misha and Rachel sang “Families are Forever” accompanied Rae Morris Sister Sherry by Lyla Lewis read Ed Morris Sid Morris and Kirk Lewis sang “Strawberry Roan” and “Green Grass of Home” Waldo Warnick gave Bishop remarks Marlow Nielson uncle sang “Abide with Me Tis Eventide” LaVar Cox gave the benediction Raymond Robinson dedicated the grave Interment was in the Hinckley Cemetery The Cahoon Jensen Post 135 provided military rites Pallbearers were Dusty Morris Paul Daughters Joe Morris Rusty Morris Kip Cole (KC) Morris and Rick Morris Honorary pallbearers were Ryon Morris Ed Morris Jay Joseph Morris Leon Lewis Larry Morris Raymond Robinson Jim Morris Ray Brown Sid Morris Van Warnick Gary Morris and A1 Jenkins The Deseret District’s Raingutter Regatta will be held April 9 1988 at the Palomar All Cub Scouts and Webelos Scouts may enter Racing times are as follows: s s s Check-itime is 15 minutes before call the race For more information Cathy Robison West Millard women’s volleyball standings described property will be public auction to the highest bidder day of May 1988 at 3:00 PM at the front entrance of the County Courthouse at Fillmore Utah in the County of Millard by KAY M LEWIS Trustee and UNITED MORTGAGE COMPANY as under the Deed of Trust made Beneficiary by MICHAEL W MA and ANNIE N MA his wife as Trustors and recorded February 7 1984 as Entry No 51294 in Book 179 at of the official records of Page439-44Millard secure an Utah to given County indebtedness in favor of said beneficiary by reason of certain obligations secured The on the 2nd thereby Notice of Default was recorded December Entry No 67399 in Book 214 at of said official records Trustee will sell at public auction to the highest bidder in cash payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of sale without warranty as to title possession or encumbrances the following described North 350 East property located at Delta Utah: Lot Amended Plat "D” Pendray Estates Subdivision to the according Official Plat thereof filed in the Office of the County Recorder of said as Paged Dutson Supply Collectables Fashion Rite Zion’s Bank Rancher CafeKountry Floral Dick’s Tires Beehive Seed Scoville’s Frontier Mining East Millard Delta Com Med Center West Millard Care Center county for the purpose of paying obligations by said Deed of Trust including fees charges and expenses of Trustee advances if any under the terms of said Deed of Trust interest thereon and the unpaid principal of the note secured by said Deed of Trust with interest thereon as in said note and by law provided DATED this 14th day of March 1988 JENSEN & LEWIS PC KAY M LEWIS Trustee 320 South 300 East Suite Salt Lake City Utah 84111 Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress Mar 24 31 & Apr 7 1988 secured PUBLIC NOTICES DECISION NOTICE and FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT FOR PROPOSED ELK TRANSPLANT TO SUPPLEMENT THE EXISTING HERD IN THE CANYON RANGE MILLARD COUNTY UTAH USDA FOREST SERVICE FILLMORE RANGER DISTRICT The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (UDWR) has proposed to transplant 50 to 100 North American elk (Cervis canadensis) beginning in May 1988 on to the Fishlake National Forest in the Hills area at the southern end of the Canyon Range in order to increase recreational opportunities There is currently a small population of approximately 10 to 20 elk habiting this area An Environmental Assessment discussing the proposed transplant is available for public review at the Fillmore Ranger District of the Fishlake National Forest Viable alternatives considered are: ) To deny the request by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (UDWR) for a transplant to supplement the existing elk population and allow the herd to increase "naturally of ) To permit the Utah Division Resoures Wildlife to transplant 25 yearling elk into the Eightmile area in May 1988 There will be no changes in access management due to the presence of an elk herd of ) To permit the Utah Division Wildlife Resources to supplement the elk currently inhabiting the Eightmile area with a transplant of 50 yearling elk in May 1988 The upper portions of the Whiskey Creek road (092) and East Eightmile road (093) may be placed under a seasonal closure of ) To permit the Utah Division Wildlife Resources to supplement the elk currently using the Eightmile area with a transplant of 50 elk in May 1988 and another in May 1989 The up50 elk (all yearlings) per portions of the Whiskey Creek road and road the upper portion of the East Eightmile will be closed during the calving season of to July each year except for May ministrative purposes It is my decision to select Alternative C in which the Utah Division of Wildlife will be permitted to supplement Resources the existing elk population in the Eightmile 50 with a transplant of area yearling elk in May 1988 and to monitor calving areas to determine whether or not the East Eightmile Road and Whiskey Creek Road should be placed under a seasonal closure have decided to select Alternative C This will allow a transplant of 50 yearling elk because it supplements an existing herd as opposed to establishing a herd in a new area A supplemental transplant of 50 elk will increase the herd size sufficiently that it is not liable to a catastrophe that would annihilate it On the other hand it will permit a slow enough growth rate that monitoring will be able to detect adverse trends such utilization of Partridge Mounas significant tain Research Natural Area prior to their problems becoming rective action such This will allow for cor- as removal of the elk from the Research Natural Area The other alternatives either do not increase the herd past the critical threshold so a catastrophe could annihilate them or lead to a rate of increase that will be too rapid to properly monitor and manage the herd Since there already is a growing herd in the area most of the issues and concerns raised during scoping will probably have to be dealt with regardless of the number of elk transplanted have further decided that: A The elk population in the Canyon Range will be managed at a population of elk until monitoring shows that there is additional unused capacity Due to the difficulty in censusing big game populations habitat monitoring will be critical in determining when the herd approaches the carrying capacity of the range B Once established the elk herd will be managed within the carrying capacity of the range Any conflicts that may arise will be in accordance with direction given resolved in the Forest Plan C The Partridge Mountain Research Natural Area will be monitored for elk use studies will be established to Vegetative determine If elk if this ecosystem is being affected the offending significant removed D Elk herd size and location will be monitored through vegetative studies pellet transects visual sightings winter flights Elk range rides and possibly radio telemetry use becomes elk will be on the Canyon Range will be monitored determine if habitat degradation and to ensure that the herd does not damage the forage resource Interagency personnel will monitor the Canyon Range to determine where elk are spreading to from the transplant site in the Whiskey Creek Allotment and will do further analyses on these areas to determine if there is room for elk without significant impacts on other resources E Rested livestock units on the National Forest will be monitored to ascertain that spring use by wild herbivores does not ceed 25 percent of key species as allowed by If deer and Forest Plan Guidelines elk use exceeds this limit their numbers will be reduced until they are in balance with the forage resource F Due to existing depredation problems poor range conditions and the potential for forage competition with deer and livestock in the Oak Creek drainage elk use should be limited in this area If conflicts arise in this area an interagency task force (USFS and UDWR) will resolve them BLM G Calving areas will be located and monitored to determine the need for seasonal road closures H Any proposed projects on the National Forest in the Canyon Range not approved prior to the signing of this Decision Notice must consider the effect of the project on elk and elk habitat Visible ear tags will be placed on all transplanted elk If possible several elk will for monitorbe fitted with radio transmitters via ing telemetry J The Utah Division of Wildlife will deal with elk depredation Resources cording to Utah State Code closely to is occurring National K The Fishlake Forest will coor- the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to establish the Canyon Range as an Herd Unit with an Elk Herd Unit Elk Management Plan dinate with L An Interagency between Agreement the Bureau of Land US Forest Service Management and Utah Division of Wildlife Resources will cover areas of responsibility for each agency regarding this elk herd and elk habitat Threatened or endangered species will not be impacted No endangered threatened or sensitive species of plants are known to ist on the Canyon Range Floodplains will not be adversely affected There will be no effect on cultural resource values This decision is consistent with the Multi- Yield and National Forest Acts and their resultant regulaManagement tions It is also consistent with and supported by the Fishlake National Forest Plan Based on the analysis in the attached vironmental Assessment the preferred alternative (Alternative C) will not have a signifon the human environment icant impact therefore an Environmental Impact Statement will not be prepared There is no significant impact because: (1) adequate ple habitat for elk exists on range considered suitable for livestock and the Fishlake Forest Plan allocates at least ten percent ot forage for wildlife on range classified suitable for livestock (2) due to habitat from fire and range modification changes the Canyon Range has become good elk habitat and poor deer habitat the UDWR desires to emphasize elk over deer en this area (3) elk tend to use areas not used b livestock (4) once established elk will within the carrying capacity of the managed range and conflicts will be resolved in cordance with direction given in the Forest Plan (5) the UDWR will handle depredation complaints according to the Utah State Code (6) BLM administered lands will be monitored to determine impacts of elk (') from elk hunters will be minimal impacts due to relatively small herd size and number of elk permits (8) recreational opportunities will be enhanced (9) impacts of road management will be minimal (10 monitoring of the elk herd and habitat will allow early recognition of and minimization of impacts and (II) although use of the Research Natural Area is expected to be the RNA will be monitored and significant if elk use becomes significant elk will be removed from the area Implementation may take place after Mas 15 1988 This decision is subject to ministrative review pursuant to 36 CFR 21118 For further information contact Marion Cherry Beaver Ranger District PO Box E Beaver Utah 84"I3 Telephone: (801) Date J KENT TAYLOR Forest Supervisor Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress Apr 7 1988 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received by the Utah Department of Transportation UDOTDPS Building (2nd Floor) 4501 South 2700 West Salt Lake City Utah 84119 until 2 o’clock pm Tuesday April 19 1988 and at that time publicly opened for Bituminous Seal Coat in Millard Coun& ty the same being that section of 50 MP 46 to MP 70 MP 1051 to MP MP 13 to MP 1073 and 13 identified as State Maintenance Project No The length of road to be constructed or improved is 312 miles and the principal of work are approximately as follows: 840 Bituminous Material Type Ton Furnishing Spreading and Compacting Cover Material Type C 526000 Sq items Yds The project 20 is to be completed by June 1988 contractor’s license is required prior to bidding Proposal forms plans and specifications are on file in the office of the Utah Department of Transportation Salt Lake City and the office of its District Director at Cedar by City Utah where they may be reviewed bidders Specifications prospective proposal forms and plans may be obtained only at the Department Offices at Salt Lake City upon application and payment of a fee of $500 none of which will be refunded Each bidder must submit a bid bond from an approved surety company on forms provided by the Department or in lieu thereof cash certified check or cashier’s check for not less than of the total amount of the bid made payable to the Utah Department of Transportation as evidence of good faith and a guarantee that if awarded the contract the bidder will execute the contract and nish the contract bonds as required The right to reject any or all bids is reserved Any additional information may be secured at the office of the Utah Department of Transporation Dated this 2nd day of April 1988 UTAH DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION E H Findlay CPA Director Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress Apr 7 1988 A NOTICE TO WATER USERS The State Engineer received the followApplications to Appropriate Water in Millard County (Locations in SLB&M) Persons objecting must file to an application a Protest stating the reasons for protest To have a hearing before the State Engineer persons must request a hearing in the Protest Protest must be filed in duplicate with the State Engineer 1636 West North Temple Salt Lake City Utah 841 16 on or before May 14 1988 These are of formal proceedings as per Rule the Division of Water Rights USA APPLICANT: Bureau of Land Management 150 East 900 North Richfield UT proposes to change the place of use of water as evidenced by ing (A58782) HERETOFORE: QUANTITY: 0025 cfs or 176 SOURCE: 16 in well 300 ft deep POINT(S) OF DIVERSION: (1) N 1441 E 2391 from SW Cor Sec 20 T23S R19W USE: Stockwatering: 420 head of livestock PLACE OF USE: NE14NE14 Sec 3 SW14SE14 Sec SW14SE14 Sec 24 SE14NEI4 Sec 35 T23S R19W 0025 cfs or HEREAFTER: QUANTITY: 76 POINT(S) OF DIVERSION: Same as Heretofore USE: Same as Heretofore PLACE O! USE: Same as Heretofore but adding the following R19W Sec 10 T23S NWI4SE14 Robert L Morgan PE STATE ENGINEER Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progess Mar 31 Apr 7 Si 14 1988 NOTICE Lynndvl Town Board meetings will be of each month at the first Wednesday pm Town Clerk Published in the Millard County Chroni? cle Progress Apr 7 1988 held 8 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE following sold at 1987 ISPS Millard County NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Cub Scout news The following described real property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder without warranty as to title possession or encumbrances at the front steps of the Millard County Courthouse Fillmore Utah on the 18th day of April 1988 at 10:00 o’clock am of said day: Said property situated in Millard County State of Utah more particularly described as follows: The following described tract of land situated in Millard County State of Utah: BEGINNING 32 feet North of the Southwest comer of Lot 5 Block 14 thence Plat A Oak City Survey North 133 feet thence East 80 feet thence South 133 feet thence West 80 feet to the point of BEGINNING ALSO: Right of Way easement for incidential purposes over and across the following: BEGINNING at the southwest corner of Lot 5 Block 14 thence Plat A Oak City Survey North 32 feet thence East 80 feet thence South 32 feet thence West 80 feet to the point of BEGINNING Commonly known as 280 North 200 West Oak City Utah 84649 The Trust Deed being foreclosed by these trust deed foreclosure prois dated March 14 1986 and was ceedings executed by DENNIS B COOK and CYNas THIA COOK husband and wife Trustor and in favor of FEDERATED FINANCIAL CORPORATION the present The present owner is Beneficiary reported to be BEVERLY J PARKER The purchase price is payable in lawful money of the United States of America Dated the Uth day of March 1988 Paul M Halliday Successor Trustee 455 East 400 South Suite 202 Salt Lake City Utah 84111 Telephone: File No 8829 Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress Mar 24 31 & Apr 4 1988 NOTICE TO CREDITORS and ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPOINTMENT Probate No 2633 IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF MILLARD COUNTY STATE OF UTAH IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JAROLD ROBISON Deceased Peggy Robison Star Route 239 Fillmore Utah 84631 has been appointed Personal Representative of the Estate of the above named decedent Creditors of the Estate are hereby notified to present their claims to the undersigned or to the Clerk of the Court within three (3) months after the date of the first publication of this Notice or be forever barred Dated this 22 day of March 1988 Peggy Robison Personal Representative Star Route Box 239 Fillmore Utah 84631 Eldon A Eliason Attorney for the Estate PO 605 Box Delta Utah 84624 Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress Mar 24 31 & Apr 7 1988 NOTICE OF RIGHT TO NOMINATE BY PETITION The Farmers (FmHA) Home Administration is accepting nominations for Coun- for ty Committee elections area This notice is issued to inform eligible voters of the right to nominate candidates by petition Copies of the petition and instructions on its completion can be obtained from your local FmHA office Persons nominated should have an terest in a farm as an owner tenant or sharecropper within the county or area in which activities of the county or area committee are carried They must be citizens out of the United States or aliens lawfully mitted to the United States for permanent residence and be well qualified for committee work of those persons who Spouses meet the eligibility criteria are also eligible for nomination for election of the county committee Nominations must be received in the Delta FmHA office located at 372 West Main 7 Delta 84624 Utah no later than May 19 1988 TmHA committee elections are open to all eligible voters without to race color religion regard national age origin political affiliation marital status sex andor handicap Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress Apr 7 1988 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE The following described property sold at public auction to the highest payable in lawful money of the United will be bidder States time of sale on the front steps of the Millard County Courthouse Fillmore Utah on April 12 1988 at the hour of 12:00 noon of said day for the purpose of foreclosing a trust deed dated June 10 1986 executed by Jay Evan Pace and Jacquelyn real properS Pace as Trustors covering ty located at 263 West 200 North Delta Millard County Utah and more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 3 BLOCK 75 PLAT A DELTA TOWNSITE THENCE WEST 750 1400 FEET: THENCE SOUTH FEET: THENCE EAST 750 FEET: THENCE NORTH 14000 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING Dated this 7 day of March 1988 at the David B in the Millard Mar 17 24 Boyce Trustee Successor Published cle Progress County Chroni- 1988 Thurs April 7 1988 - Page 9 THE STATE OF UTAH DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Request for proposals may be obtained from the State of Utah Department of Bureau of Finance 120 Social Services North 200 West 3rd Floor NE Corner Salt Lake City Utah 84103 There will be a workshop held Wednesday April 20 1988 from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm at the Dept of Social Services 120 North 200 West 2nd Please contact Muriel floor Rooms Kresser at by April 15 1988 if you wish to attend Bidding closes as 3:00 pm 10 May 1988 on the following: SERVICE REQ NO 221769 PROPOSAL FOR A SERVICE CONTRACT FOR CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION EDUCATION CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION PUBLIC AWARENESS PREVENTION AND CHILD ABUSE PIUTE FOR JUAB TRAINING SEVIER MILLARD SANPETE AND WAYNE COUNTIES The Department reserves the right to ject any or all proposals or to accept or ject the whole or any part of any proposal or to waive any informality of technicality in any proposal in the best interest of the State Only proposals giving a firm quotation properly signed will be accepted Proposals and specifications will be furnished upon request DOUGLAS F PETERSON DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress Apr 7 1988 ANNOUNCEMENT OF VACANCY POSITIONS: The Millard County School District would like to announce the followschool year ing vacancies for the INSTRUMENTAI HOME ECONOM INDUSTRIAL MEDIA MATH AND School SC Grades QUALIFICATIONS: The above positions require proper State of Utah Certification SALARY: Salary will be based on the Millard School District teacher schedule STARTING DATE: Positions available Aug 25 1988 LOCALE: The Millard School District is located in the central part of Utah has two high schools two middle schools and four elementary schools Major population centers are the cities of Delta and Fillmore APPLICATIONS: Letters of application should include placement papers any available professional biographical data and completed application for which will be Applicasupplied by the Millard District tions will be recieved immediately Adress applications to: Dr Kenneth M Topham Superintendent Millard School District a PO Box 666 Delta UT 84624 Telephone (801) Millard County School District is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race sex or handicap Published Progress cle in the Millard 7 & 14 Apr ( ounty 1988 Chroni- Public notice of a Board of Director’s meeting for West Millard Recreation District Pursuant to the terms and provisions of of the Open and Public Meeting of the State of Utah contained in Title 52 UCA 1953 as amended the West Millard Recreation District a political subdivision of Millard County State of Utah hereby gives notice of a Board of Director’s meeting which will be open to the public 1988 at to be held on Monday April 5:15 PM at the West Millard Recreation District Office 81 South Manzanila Ave Delta Utah Sec law AGENDA to order amend approve minutes of March Uth meeting 3 5:30 Richard Turner: Bill approval budget status 4 District 545 Max Wood report Equipment requests 6 JackieCox Pool report status of swim team coach painting floors 6 6:30 John Nickle: tor leased Request space to install pitching machines 7 6 45 Winston Nielsor: Proposal to cancel and isntall Policy and Procedure Manual 8 " Adjourn inston C Nielson Chairman 1988 Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress Apr 1988 5:15 2 Call 5:20 Review Accepting Bids The Town of Oak City will accept bids for the materials contained in that electrical power line running approximately 7 miles West from Oak City beginning at approximately 600 West 100 North Oak City bidder must pay the bid The successful amount in advance of beginning work and must remove all materials within 120 days of awarding the contract The Town of Oak City reserves the right to accept or reject all bids Further infora tour of the line is mation including available from Winston Nielson after 5:00 at 360 West 100 North of phone Closing date for receipt of bids will be May 21 1988 Winston C Nielson Mayor Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress Mar 24 31 & Apr 7 1988 |