| Show Millard Courrtv Chronicle Christmas Tree permits Forest Supervisor Toby Martinez reports that Christmas tree permits for personal use arc available to those individuals who wish to select and cut their own Chiislmas tree from the Fishlakc National Forest Mail orders will not be filled Permits will be sold for SS 00 each and must be securely attached to the tree prior to Directions and instructransporting tions for culling will be given at the office at the time of purchase On some areas spruce and Pondcrosa pine may not be cut These two species can be have short and easily very sharp needles and Pondcrosa pine needles are about three inches long Fishlakc National Forest offices will be closed Thanksgiving Day and Sundays District Offices are open weekdays from 8 am to 5 pm Permits will be sold November 8 at 12:00 noon in the Delta City Building Permits will also be sold at the District Ranger's Office in Fillmore at 12:00 noon on November 19 Selling will be done on a basis Permits will be sold for S500 each and limited to one permit per family Trees arc often difficult to find Prepare for deep snow and cold weather Think safety first and enjoy a hv:py holiday season Labor market information The following Is being reprinted of Commerce from the Chamber Newsletter During the first quarter of 1991 Millard County reported the following: The number of new nonfarm jobs were up 150 from a year ago This brought the total of nonfarm jobs in first quarter 1991 to 3420 The leading industry was construction with 70 new jobs In construction heavy construction which includes highway and major structural work added nearly all of the new employment An increase of 30 local government positions was the second best job growth in the county During the first quarter of 1991 valuconstruction ation totaled $713100 an increase of 260 percent from a year ago The addition of two private utility buildings valued at $521100 was the major project of the quarter In new residential construction one new home was added in the unincorporated area of the county The $194 million in third quarter 1990 total gross taxable sales and purchases was 28 percent more than a year Most of the gain in sales catne from ago communications up $55 000 and auto dealer sales up $217000 The largest sales loss came in construction with $776000 less in purchases than a year data availago The only able was for Delta The report indicates that city businesses increased their sales by $556000 Search for Utah Mother of the Year Nominations are being sought for the 1992 Utah Mother of the Year Any organization may nominate and sponsor any Utah mother who wills the following requirements: Her youngest child must be 15 years of age on Mothers Day 1992 2 She demonstrates the qualities of good mothering by her positive influence on her children and community 3 She exemplifies the "Golden Rule” and is a member of a religious group Also each nominee will be required to submit a portfolio including letters of from her sponsoring recommendation organization and biographical information Nominees will be honored at a Candidate Luncheon at the Governor’s Mansion She will be further honored at the Utah American Mothers annual convention in February The 1992 Utah Mother of the Year will represent Utah at the National American Mothers Convention in Los Angeles California in April 1992 Utah Mothers of the Year have traditionally been positive representatives of Utah's strong families Several past Utah Mothers of the Year have been honored as National Mothers of the Year including Nadicn Matis 1990 and Francis Burtenshaw 1979 exists to Mothers American founstrengthen the moral and spiritual dations of the home and family For further information call Catherine Peterson 254-- 283 or write: Se Mother of the Year 9603 So Chavez Dr So Jordan UT 84065 Salad sidebar Here’s hot one for you: Consider how many times you make a trip to the salad bar If you’re like most people it can be as much as “several times a week" In fact 54 percent of the 1 000 people asked in a recent Gallup Pool for The Association for Dressings and Sauces said they pile on the lettuce at least that much Twenty percent of the respondents said they eat salad once or twice day Twelve percent said they dip into the salad bowl once a week 10 percent said one to three time per month and four percent of the respondents said they have salad less than once month ffiBlUlifit (conocoj Wnm— imwit—MSa Ruth S Price Ruth S Price Norma Dewsnup Blake Norma Dewsnup Blake Emerald Emerald L Moody L Moody Emerald Lester Moody 86 died November 7 1991 in a Provo hospital EL was bom to Milton and Nellie Bishop Moody on October 30 1905 in Oasis Utah He married Mary Young in 1937 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple she died April 26 1989 EL was raised in Hinckley and lived most of his life in Delta He was a member of the first graduating class from Hinckley High in 1925 He then attended BYU and later graduated from Utah Slate University in 1931 with a BS degree in Agriculture He obtained his Masters degree in Animal Husbandry from the University of Wyoming in 1932 After marriage they settled in Delta where he farmed ami was a partner in the Moody Bros Seed Co and Moody Bros partnership in California EL was active in the LDS Church and his community He was on the Delta City Council and served as B ishop H gh Councilor Stake President and Stake Patriarch He is survived by children and their spouses Lester Y and Joan Moody Orem Richard Y and Carolyn Moody St George Mrs Jack (Andrea) Nielson Leamington Kenneth Y and Sky Moody Heber Paul Y and Joy Moody Salt Lake City Ralph Y and RhoAnnc Moody Chandler AZ Mrs Ross (Alison) Johnson Holden Jon Y and Susan Moody Holden Von Y and Darlene Moody Orem Layne and Leann Y Moody Spanish Fork Mrs Brent (Elizabeth) Hcllewcll Brigham City 66 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren Graham Dodd Farming-towho was valued as a son two sisters and a brother Mrs Nellie Bly Beal Nephi Mrs Zccla M Bell Salt Lake City and Milo C Moody Orem Funeral services were held Tuesday at pm in the Delta Utah Stake Center Interment was in the Delta Cemetery Seeking part of Utah’s heritage Bobbie Irwin is seeking information about twined rag rugs which resemble braided rugs but are rectangular and woven on a simple frame Rarely made today these rugs were popular in Utah during the early 1900s and again in the 1930s and ’40s Requiring a minimum of equipment twined rag rugs provided beautiful and very durable carpeting using readily available materials at virtually no cost No rug loom or special expertise was needed The rugs were made by twisting two strips of rags around a warp (lengthwise strands) or rags or heavy string "Many of the people who used to make these rugs are now in their 80s and 90s Perhaps most of them are no longer living and their knowledge of twining died with them" Irwin conjectures She hopes to document as many examples of these rugs and their makers as possible A book manuscript she is preparing will feature the work of several Utah rug twiners “I feel as if I’m twenty years late starting this study" she says A twined rag rug exhibited at the 1989 Weber County Fair led her to an Ogden woman who is still making them and Irwin has interviewed rug twiners in Grantsville Pleasant Grove and Other rugs have turned up in thrift shops and friends’ summer cabins A rug exhibited at the 1991 Utah State member is Fair by a Wayne County evidence that the technique has not completely died out among the younger generation Irwin suspects that many people may own these rugs without realizing it The twining technique results in a braided or knitted appearance and the warp is completely covered Many people who made these rugs did not consider themselves weavers and did not use the terms “twined" or “twining" about Anyone with information these nigs is encouraged to contact Bobbie Irwin at 2859 N 850 E Ogden UT 84414 "Twined rag nigs are an important part of Utah's pioneer heritage" she says "and I hope that my efforts can help revive this technique here and else- where" DELTA Our loving Mother Grandmother and friend Norms Dewsnup Hanson Blake died November 8 1991 at her home in Delta She was bom March 23 1919 at Deseret Utah to Thomas Elmer and Rose Ella Conk Dewsnup She Mamed Merlin Hanson in 1936 Of that union were bom Mrs Reid (Los Rose) Olmsicad Mrs Howard Max (Mae Jean) Stan worth and Mrs Edward (Connie Rae) Smith all living in West Valley City Merlin died in May 1945 She married Howard Blake June 4 1957 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple Bom of the union were Glen Howard (wife Diane) and Mrs Calvin (Brenda) Jones all of Hinckley Howard died July 20 1987 She was devoted to he children and held many auxiliary positions in the LDS Church Her children were also very devoted to her She loved her work with the area Senior Citizens Norms will be greatly missed by her family and those who loved her In addiuon to her children she is survived by 19 Grandchildren and 8 Great Grandchildren Sister Mrs Stan (Ada) Chynowcih Orem She was preceded in death by Brother LaMar Dewsnup and three Granddaughters Funeral services were held Monday 1991 at PM in the Delta November 3rd Ward LDS Chapel Family Prayer was by Howard Max Stan worth and Prelude and Postludc music was played by Elaine Robiscm Conducting was Bishop Willard M Stephenson and Wyatt Stanworih grandson gave the invocation Tribute was given by Leslie Holyoak granddaughter and “I Need Thee Every Hour" was sung by the Choir director and with Melba Jacobson sine Robison accompanist First speaker was Edward Smith and Jill Dewsnup grand niece sang “How Great Thou Art" accompanied by Vicki Dewsnup The next speaker was Darwin Dewsnup nephew and Maxine Trapp granddaughter gave a Tribute Glen Blake son was the final speaker and Calvin Jones offered the benediction Dedication of Grave was by and InterReid Olmstead ment Hinckley Cemetery Pallbearers were Wyatt Stanworth Jason Smith Trapp Wayne Stanwonh Michael Brian Smith and Jeffery Holyoak Honorary Pallbearers were Kelly Smith Michael House Shawn Smith (Serving a mission in the Philippines) ERDADELTA - Ruth Stewart Price age 63 died November 7 1991 at Sait Lake City Born December 21 1927 at Delta to Glen Court land and Hcrma Nielson Stewart Married Don Peterson December 26 1946 at Ely Nevada Divorced Married James Rainsdon Octobcr21 1953 He died June 7 1971 Mamed Robert F Price July 17 1973 at By Nevada Member LDS Church Worked in Delta at Mabel's Dress Shop for many years and at Baker Pharmacy Moved to Erda Utah 1973 and has also been a part West NUard Mosquito Abatement Diss holding the annual Budget Hearng toe November 18 1991 at 700 pm office at 1000 North 1050 West Delta Utah Published to th Millard County Chronicle Progress Nov 7 4 14 1991 trict OF THE MILLARD COUNTY WATER CONSERVANCY DISTRICT SUMMONS budget meeting ol trie Millard County Water Conservancy District will be held at the offices of trie DMAD Reservo and Imgason Companies 800 West 100 North Delta Utah at 7 30 p m on November 18 1991 The agenda tor trie meeting wil be as The Civil Honorable IN THE of minutes of MITCHELL Josic Bird Millcr95 died November 6 1991 in Palm Desert California She was bom March 24 1896 in Hatton Utah to Frederick and Ellen George Bird She married Douglas Miller March 26 1921 in Kanosh he died May 11 1972 She taught in the Millard County School System for two years and many people in Kanosh still remember her as a teacher She was an assistant to Edith Head of Paramount Studios in excess of 30 years She prepared all the costumes for Cecil B DeMille in the motion picture “Samson and Delilah” She did Elizabeth Taylor’s clothing as well as Grscc Kelly's wardrobe fornumerous pictures for both actresses She also made sarongs for Dorothy Lam our She was known as the finest cutter and fitter in the motion picture costume industry She was a tithe paying member of the LDS Church She was loving mother and grandmother and was devoted to her family She is survived by two sorts Douglas Palm Desert CA John Thousand Oaks CA also survived by three grandchildren Funeral services were held Saturday November 9 1991 at 2 pm in the Kanosh LDS Ward Chapel with Counselor Ed De Graff enried conducting Family prayer was by Laurence Stevens Lori Anderson provided prelude and postludc music Invocation was by Marvin Cummings Jeffery Anderson gave remarks Virginia Stevens Joseph Anderson and Montgomery Bird spoke Jane Bryncr sang a song Jeffery Anderson did a vocal solo Benediction was by Tonya Paxton Larry Anderson dedicated the grave Burial was in the Kanosh Cemetery under the direction of the Olpin Mortuary Pallbearers were Marvin Cummings Rex Rogers Montgomery Bird Joseph Anderson Frank Paxton Larry Anderson Jeffery Anderson and Mark Stevens 8706 M Harding previous of expenditures 2 Approval 16 1991 to November 18 1991 from If you believe you have been exposed to nuclear radiation through commercial or military nuclear programs and would like information or assistance contact the National Association of Radiation Survivors at Debora Fay Alnez of Delta wJ not be responsible for any debts incurred by Kilburn as of this date November 6 1991 Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress Nov 14 1991 held Dale Edwin NOTICE TO WATER USERS The State Engineer recerved the followApplications) to Appropriate or Change Water in Millard County (Locaing tions Persons objecting to an application must hie a Protest stating toe reasons lor toe protest To have a hearing before toe State Engineer persons must request a bearing m toe Protest Protest must be filed in duplicate with toe State Engineer 1636 West North Temple Salt Lake City Utah on or before 84116 (801 CEMBER 29 1991 These are informal of toe proceedings as per Rule Division of Water Rights (LEGEND Pont(s) of Diversion POD Place of Use POU Nature of Use dba MIDWEST MIDWEST INVESTCORPORA- FIDELITY BILLY SINGLETON Fidelity tors P W Warnick Secretary Published In th Millard County Chronicle Progress Nov 14 1991 Genevieve Stephenson White formerly of Holden died November 8 1991 in a Spokane Washington hospital She was born January 22 1914 to James Abner and Josephine Badger Stephenson in Holden She married 1936 in Albie Lcland White January Holden He died in 1958Gcncv icve was active in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints She was Primary President a number of years and worked m all organizations of the church She operated a beauty shop in her home while bvmg m Holden and also worked m many cafes in Fillmore She was loved by all who knew her She is survived by a daughter Mari3 year WA of Sanders Spokane lyn children and 2 great grandchildren sister Mrs Don (Phyllis) Dobson Lehi brother George Stephenson Holden Services were held Monday No1991 in Spokane Washingvember ton Buna! was in the Spokane Cemetery DISTRICT agent of Allied Corporation and al other persons unknown claim ng any right tide estate ken or interest in the real property described in the complaint adverse to plaintiffs ownership or any cloud on plaintiffs title thereto Defendants THE STATE OF UTAH TO EACH OF THE TION budget for the year 1992 appropriate business as be brought before trie Board of Direc- 3 Approval ol 4 Such other Genevieve Stephenson White MILLARD UTAH CAVE ALLIED MENTS July 9 FOR OF V MYERS CHARLES VESTMENTS meetings Pace Ray JUDICIAL AND Plan tiff P DEFENDANTS are hereby summoned and toe Clerk of toe Court located at 60 South Mam FiSmore an answer m writing Utah 8463 to a complaint filed in toe case m toe Mllard County Clerk's office to serve upon or mail to Richard and Waddtngham of Wadding ham Peterson plaintiffs attorney at P O Box 430 362 West Mam Delta Utah 84624 a copy of said answer withm 30 days from service of this summons upon you you fail to do so judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in said complaint which has been filed with the Clerk of said Court This is an action seeking to quiet title to real property located in Millard County deState of Utah and more particularly scribed as follows: Beginning at point which bears South 051T3 West 1414 28 feet section line and South along 8908'47 East 456 93 feet from toe West quarter comer of Section 8 Township 17 South Range 6 West Salt Lake Base Meridian thence North 05 V 3“ East 200 feet thence South 8908'47' East 435 64 feet to the West line of Manzanita Avenue thence South 051 '58’ West 200 feet along said West thence North 8908' 4 7" West 435 60 feet to beginning DATED this 5th day of November in SLB4M) USE) APPUCATION(S) TO CHANGE WATER 9 a 1644 7) Richfield USA reau of Land Management propose(s) to change toe POU of water as evidenced by You to file with N0TICET0 WATER USERS The State Engineer received the followto Appropriate or Application) Change Water In Millard County (Locaing tions In SLB4M) Persons objecting to an application must file a Protest stating the reasons for the 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 on or before 84116 28 1991 These are informal CEMBER of the proceedings as per Rule R6256-Division of Water Rights (LEGEND: Pomt(s) of Diversion POD Place of Use - POU Nature of Use -- Josie Bird Miller IN STATE No vs Approval may FOURTH COURT COUNTY follows 1991 Notice Notice MEETING 14 KJCDUUCCLil PQHUELOCE NOTICE OF BUDGET November Progress time resident of Albion Idaho Enjoyed gardening needlework and homcmik tng Survived by husband Erda Sur Robert L and Bonita Rainsdon Delta other Sons and Daughters: Jerry L and Syd Price Fairfax Virginia Robert J and Shannon Price MumetU California Mrs Mark (Dixie) Talbot Hinckley 10 Grandchildren Brother Joe and Colleen Stewart Delta Sisters: Carol Stewart and Ethel Boy den both Delta Funeral services were Saturday November 9 1991 at 200 PM in Delta 4th Ward LDS Chapel 195 South 300 was West Family Prayer by Ned Church and Elaine Robison provided Prelude and Postludc Music Bishop Joe Hamblin conducted and Invocation was by Fcra Little Arlene Palmer gave the obituary “If We Hold On Together" was sung by Tiffany falbot granddaughter J Hartley Palmer was the first speaker followed by “Green Green Grass of Home” by Mike Robison companied by Baine Robison Ned Church was the next speaker and Joe Morris offered benediction Interment was in the Delta Cemetery under toe direction of Nicklc Mortuary where Dedication of the grave w as by J Hartley Palmer Pallbearers were Kerry Rainsdon Brook Talbot Meito Ogden Ray Needham Jay Pnce and Stan Black USE) District 7 (a 16390): Richfield Bureau of Land Management proposes to correct the POU of water as evidenced by A52187 Cert 11849 a14601 0 0022 HERETOFORE: QUANTITY: cfs SOURCE Candland Spring POD (1 N 5155 W 3030 from SE Cor Sec 13 T21S R10W USE: Stockwatenng: 1200 head of livestock POU: NE14SW14 Sec 8 NW14NE14 Sec 11T21S R9W NE1 4NW14 Sec 13 T21S R10W 0 0022 HEREAFTER: QUANTITY: cfs POD: Same as Heretofore USE Same as Heretofore POU: SW14SW14 Sec 8 T21S R9W NE14NW14 Sec 13 T21S R10W Robert L Morgan P E STATE ENGINEER Published In the Millard County 28 Chronicle Progress Nov 14 21 USA 1991 s Richard Wadding ham RICHARD WADDINGHAM WADDINGHAM PETERSON Attorneys for Plamfrff Published In th Millard County 28 Chronicle Progress Nov 7 14 21 1991 1991 NOTICE OF LAND MANAGEMENT Utah State Office P O Box 45155 Salt Lake City 55 Notice is hereby given that toe State of Utah Division of State Lands and 84 Forestry 3 Triad Center Suite 400 355 West North Temple Sait Lake City Utah has filed acknowledgement of title application UTU 33 89 tor the following desen bed lands under toe provisions of the Act of July 16 1894 (28 Stat 109) and Acts amendatory and supplementary thereto: BUREAU Utah Salt Lake T sec 18 16 Utah Meridian S lots R8W 8 9 11 The land described contains 12 5 53 acres 0 007 HERETOFORE QUANTITY SOURCE Hillside Spnng POD (1)S 2619 E 397 from NW Cor Sec 21 T1 IS R4W USE Stockwatering 225 head of 75 deer and smal livestock Wildlife mammals and birds POU SW14NW1 4NW14SW14 Sec 21 T1 IS R4W HEREAFTER QUANTITY: 0 007 cfs POD Same as Heretofore USE Same as Heretofore POU SW14NW14NW1 4SW14 Sec 21 T1 IS SE14NW14 Sec 10 NE14NW14 Sec 17 T12S R4W APPUCATION(S) TO APPROPRIATE Cfs WATER (A65666) Zane P Tanya H nan joint tenants QUANTITY: 0 015 SOURCE: 6 m we8 50 ft to 300 ft deep POD (1) S 210 E 590 from NW Cor Sec 26 T22S R5W (One mile SE of Meadow UT) USE Irrigation from Apr to Oct 31 total acreage 0 25 acs Stockwatering 10 head of livestock Domestic: POU NW14NW14 Sec 26 T22S family Mur cfs R5W 17(a16448)' Richfield USA of Land Management propose(s) to change toe POU of water as evidenced by 17 (A52742) HERETOFORE QUANTITY 0 12 cfs SOURCE Antelope Springs POD (1) N 3138 W 94 from SE Cor Sec 34 T16S USE R13W Stockwatering 8000 head of For livestock Wildlife' watenng wild horses deer antelope buds small mammals 4 reptiles POU NW14NW14Sec2 NW14NE14 Sec 19 T17S R13W SE1 4NW14 Sec 22 NW14NE14 Sec 25 NE14NW14 Sec 29 T18S R9W NW1 4SW14 Sec 7 NE14SE14 Sec 8 SW1 4NW14 Sec 11 NE14SE14 Sec 14 SW14SW14 Sec 19 SW14SW14 Sec 25 T18S R10W SW14SW14 Sec 5 SE14SE14 Sec 10 T18S R11W NE1 4SW14NW14SE14 Sec SE14SE14 Sec 26 T 8S R 2W S W 4SE 4 Sec 4 NE14SW14 Sec 19 T19S R10W SW1 4NW14 Sec 12 SE14NE14 Sec 20 NW14SW14 Sec 27 T19S R1 1WSW1 4NW14 Sec NE14NW14 Sec 21 R12W T19S HEREAFTER QUANTITY' 0 12 cfs POO Same as Heretofore USE Same as Heretofore POU NW14NW14 Sec 2 NW14NE1 4 Sec 19 T17S R13W SE1 4NW14 Sec 22 NW14NE14 Sec 25 NE1 '4NW1 '4 Sec 29 T18S R9W NW1 4SW1 4 Sec 7 NE14SE1-Sec 8 SW1' 4NW14 Sec 11 NE14SE14 Sec 14 SWMSW14 Sec 19 SW14SW14 Sec T18S R10W SW14SW14 Sec 5 25 SE14SE14 Sec 10 T18S R11W NW1 SE14SE14 Sec 26 T18S 4SE1MSec R12W SW14SE14 Sec 4 NE14SW14 Sec 19 T19S R10W SW14NW14 Sec Sec 20 NW14SW14 12 SE14NE14 Sec 27 T19S R1 1W SW14NW14 Sec NE14NW14 Sec 21 SE14NE14 Sec 25 T19S R12W Robert L Morgan P E reau when acknowledgement of title issues to these lands it shall contain a reservation lor (filches and canals according to the provisions of the Act of August 30 1890 (26 Stat 391 43 USC 945 (1970)) along with any other reservation which the drcumstances warrant This notice is lor toe purpose of allowing all persons claiming toe land adversely an opportunity to file toe objections to toe issuance of acknowledgement of title to these lands Such objections must be Wed in this office within 30 days of the last publication of to notice and must be accompanied by evidence that a copy of such objections has been served on toe applicant For further information please contact JoAn Robbins Chief Lands and 7 Mning Claims Adjudication Section at (80 ) ss Ted D Stephenson Branch of Lands and Mner als Chief Operations Published In th Millard County Chronicle Progress Nov 14 21 28 Dec 9 8 12 Published In th Millard County Chronicle Progress on Nov 14 21 A 28 1991 1991 if and STATE ENGINEER |
