Show March 19 2008 Great Basin Museum Member Meeting Greal Basin Historical The Society Museum Mill be bolding it first Member’s Meeting in over ten of the The purpose years meeting is to have the members approve the rev ised by law s and to elect new board members This is an exciting time for the museum with the anticipation of our new building on Delta's Main Street The new building will be a housing the Great Basin Museum Topaz Museum local chapter of the DUP Museum and a City Conference Center Therefore the Board of Directors for the museum are looking for new board members to help facilitate this new project and to help lead our museum in all aspects of operation Anyone w ho is interested please contact Grant (435 & Class of 78 am starting to receive a few emails the class of ‘78 The weekend of July 4 is the chosen date Golf and or Beach will be the Saturday agenda and dinner in Oak City Canyon’s lower circle that evening Those who would like to be eniertaincd with a short program please give me a call or email me first caller will be in charge of the program and each additional call will from be participants here are a lot of ‘78 graduates still County All will be expected attend one or more of the activ ities How else will you know who made a special trip just to see you Suggestions are still being encouraged at shvtraetroliticincUK'1 Shellie here in the to Life is what happens to us while we are making other Thomas la Mance plans Brunson & Sons Monument Co Darren Denny Shane Four Generations Designed Headstones C Main Fillmore Utah 84631 9 (435) 205 S Millard County In Memoriam Peterson D Raymond Raymond D Peterson age 76 loving dad grandpa uncle brother and friend passed away on March 2008 at home in W hittier California He was bom November 10 1932 to John L and Katie Barlocker Peterson in Delta Utah He married Carmen Day of Fillmore Utah and they were blessed with two sons Kevin and Kelly Raymond was a faithful member of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints He worked for the Union Pac the Railroad and retired m Whittier California He is survived by his sons Kevin (Beth) Peterson Kelly (Melissa) Heather Peterson granddaughters and Jenna brothers Arland (Shirley) of Provo Rodney (Marie) Kearns Kenneth (Joyce) Salt Lake City LaRae Peterson Delta Blaine Dei ember 20 H 1V26 Christensen - Manh 2WS 13 Loving wife mother grandmother great grandmother Loiv Genevieve Ilia von Larsen 84 of Leland UT March pawed away Wednesday Utah from 12 2008 in Provo complication following heart Genevieve wa bom September 9 1923 the youngest child and only daughter of Iphraim Jacob t liavon and Lois Robison Lhason in Deseret Utah She married her sweetheart Glen Ray Larsen on August 18 1950 for time and all eternity in the Manti LDS Shirley funeral services were held Friday March 2(8)8 at the Granada Saints Chapel in LaMirada California Blaine Hinton Christensen age 81 passed away after a long and courageous battle with pancreatic cancer on March 13 2008 in Delta Utah He was bom in Oak City Utah on December 20 1926 to Willard Richard and Genevieve Wright Christensen He was an active member of the LDS Church Blaine was raised in Oak City and attended school there He worked for many farmers in the area until he got work with the Union Pacific Railroad where he worked until he retired in 1992 He also served in the Korean War from November 1950 to November Temple She attended schools in Deseret and Hinckley Utah and graduated with top honors from Hinckley High School in 1941 She excelled in Business and Typewriting which she continued to pursue on scholarship at Brigham Young University She was a member of their "Commercial Teams" and traveled in many competitions She graduated from college with a major in Secretarial Practice and minors in Lnglish and Speech w ith a Secondary Education Teaching Certificate She taught business classes for one year at Hinckley High School to Spanish and then transferred fork High School where she taught Shorthand Lnglish Typewriting and Accounting and then retired for 12 year to rear a family She was asked to return to teaching and took classes to renew her Teaching Certificate and classes m Counseling She later got her and Guidance Counseling Certificate and became the Guidance Counselor for Spanish ork High School where she served for 19 years She retired after 29 years in the education profession She al ays remained activ e in civ ic activities and served as a leader on local slate and national levels in many organizations including American Association of University Women President State President Y'oung Homemaker Association President of Callle Women Association in the county and state National Board of Directors American National Cattle Women Association Professionally she served on Slate Department of Education committees President Nebo School Counselors Association as well as State President of Utah Counselors Association and Utah School Counselor Vocational Guidance Association and many other civic and professional organizations She was ruined ‘’Outstanding School Counselor and lducator of the Year" Her hobbies and interests revolved around her family and their activ Hies She always enjoyed reading and keeping up to dale on current events by reading four newspapers and numerous periodicals weekly She was thrilled at new technological advancements and purchased her first computer at age 70 and look classes 1952 Blaine married RaNae Larsen on June 3 1961 in the Manti LDS Temple They made their home in Oak City They later served a mission to Cove fort which was a highlight of Blaine's life Blaine loved to garden and spend time with his grandchildren They could be found all around town walking driving up the canyon looking lor deer or out at the farm feeding horses Blaine was a quiet kind and loving man He was a fncnd to many and will be greatly missed Blaine was preceded in death by his wife' RaNae L Christensen a grandson Jacob Blaine Hiatt and o sister Ardella Spong Blaine is survived by his children Linda Hiatt of Nephi Ul Clarke (Monica) Christensen of Oak City UT Vern (Vicki) Christensen of Phoenix A Z and John (Vicki) Christensen of Oak City UT He is also survived by 13 a grandchildren Services were held on Monday March 17 2008 at ain at the Oak City 1st IDS Ward friends called on to learn to use it She published many and was books and publications excited to get the internet al age 80 so she could broaden her ftorizons and enuil friends and family She is a life long member of lie I hutch of Jesus ( hnsl of alter day Saints She served as a teacher in all auxiliaries and President ol the Primary and Young Women organizations twice each She also served on the Stake Relief Society Board She and her husband served a DS mission to the Oakland California Mission where she served as the President’s secretary and Glen as fleet Coordinator She has always served and was currently seising as a visiting teacher a calling she loved She is survived by her husband (den her son Rex liason arsen and his wife Sherrie I eland Utah her daughter Brenda lots Larsen Bradford and husband Dale currently serving as Mission Presidcnl in the San Paulo Brasil Intcilagos Mission She was preceded in death by her youngest daughter Jane eora arsen whom she has dearly missed for 19 years Also preceding her are her parents and four brothers I Idon A liason Max V liason mcoln Phil liason She bavin and is survived by 8 grandchildren and 7 more on great giandchildien with the way funeral services will be held on uevlay March 8 2K)X at II 00 a m in the Spanish folk Vie si Slake ( enter approximately 4(8) North 600 West Spanish ork I 'tali A tew mg w ill be held on Monday Match 7 218)8 from 6 00 to 8 (8) p m at Walker Mortuary 187 South Mam Spanish folk Utah and at the chinch from 9 45 to 10 45 a ill on Iuevlay pnoi to the unci al Interment will be at the Spanish folk City Cemetery lieu of flowers donations can be made to (he Perpetual ducalion fund of he ( liuicli ol Jesus ( lirisl of Samis Condolences may be sent to the family at www walkerfiiiiilymoiiiiaiy com Steve Call enmg at Uic Nickle Mortuary and Monday morning at the 40 am Burial church from 9 was in the Oak City Cemetery' Sunday or Joyce Olsen ev or office meetings pin MU available W r by appointment also clean and straighten -headatonaei Fnqravii'jti WATER RENTAL NOTICE Intermountain Power Service Corporation (IPSC) is in the process of renting water for the 2008 irrigation season Applicants must be presently involved in farming in order to qualify for this water rental Dutlofi Mameiat as nr In the DMAD Service Area there will be a First Offering to those who personally sold water to IPA and are presently involved in farming Those qualified to rent water in the DMAD Service Area need to contact Dean Anderson at the Millard County Recreation Building 81 South Manzanita Drive Delta UT (near the softball fields) on March 28 March 29 and April 8 2008 between the hours of 10:00 am and 5:00 pm Water in the DMAD Service Area will be rented on these three davs only Note: Any water not rented under the First Offering in the DMAD Area will be rented on a sealed bid basis for the Second Offering Applicants in the DMAD Area wanting to rent water under the Second Offering may obtain forms for sealed bids at the Water Office Sealed bids may be mailed to the address listed below: DMAD Water Office Attention: IPP Water Rental 100 North 1000 West Delta Utah 84624 in a drop box located at the Water Office Bids must be received at the Water Office by 5:00 pm April 8 2008 IPSC reserves the right to accept or reject any bids for any reason Sealed Bids may also be placed the Central Utah Water Company Service Area there be a First Offering to those who are presently farming in the area upstream of Landis Check and a Second Offering on a sealed bid basis for any water not rented during the First Offering Those qualified to rent water in the Central Utah Water Company Service Area need to contact Greg Greathouse at his home in Lynndyl UT telephone 5 between March 13 and April 11 2008 (435) In will 9 Lois Genevieve Eliason Larsen &urgery tire He was preceded in death by parents wife Carman brothers Leland and Page Chronicle Progress You Already Know That Just a reminder that jur over 70 years ive have offered a tradition of Jndividual emotions may run very high while making arrangements It r the passing of a loved one At Oipin ue understand this Thai’s why during our initial consult we strive to discover the particular needs of each indn idual family We realize that each family is different and unique with their own set of values and family traditions udues of our own it is w ith great pride care and a sincere understanding that we provide your family w ith the comfort dignity and closure needed during this most difficult time VTiii family — Olpin Mortuary — 55 West 200 South (888)743-626- 1 Fillmore Utah 84631 Phone:(435)743-626- 1 |