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Show A v rA MILLARD COUNTY USPS vFOUNDED y -- IN 1894 25 CENTS 4467-400- 0 MILLARD COUNTYS FIRST NEWSPAPER - Founoed 1885 - ' MEMBER Of THE Friday, November 26, 1932 Millard County Progress, Fillmore, Utah 84631, Volume 88 Number 48 Association hbl Weather Report By Jay T. Rogers New Fishing Regulations Set 17 At their November meeting, the ildltfc Board adopted a two-yea- r fishing proclamation which included removing the two trout over limit, raising the limit to four, lowering the striper smallmoulh and largemouth bass limit to 6, and opening part of the Provo River for the W whilefishing sea'on. Changes recommended by the Division and adopted by the Board are many. Tishermen are urged to pickup the new proclamation when it is available near the end of December from division offices and businesses selling licenses. Major changes include' Establish a two-ye- 4A.CS'. ' I W'f Shane Monroe Shawn Quarnberg Cub Scout News At the Scipio Cub Scout Pack meeting held November 16, 1982, Shane Monroe, son of Victor and Sandy Monroe, and Shawn Quarnberg, son of DeVon and Glenda Quarnberg, each received the World Conservation Award. Both boss have also received their faith in God Awards. During the pack meeting the Cub Scouts made homemade butter, and ink from rusty nails. Holden's frontier" Pack meeting was attended. Dean Bennett gave an interesting history about Holden. Harvey Gates made some good sour dough biscuits were served with the Cubs' which homemade butter, honey and jam. The Cubs displayed pu?7les and pioneer projects made during the month. T he games and songs were led by the Cub Scouts and their den chiefs. well Jason Nafres, Joe Paxton and Sheldon Pikyavit each received activity badges Travis Gardner and Justin Kimball both The received their Webelo badges Highlight of the awards ceremony was the faith in God presentation to Mint Penny CTeve Christensen, Scouting by coordinator. Refreshments of hot cider and cook ies w ere serv ed. Scouting Awareness Night" held in the Flowell Ward Church house on Nov. 16, 1982 was conducted by Don Tomktnson. Bob Sanderson, District Chairman, held a question and answer discussion. Kirk Harding, Unit Commissioner gavea talk on the uniform and an uniform inspection was made. Vice Chairman attending were Jack Davies. Stewart Jacobson, and Clay Cummings. The film Scouting for Boys" was shown. The following tub Scouts awards were Soar presented. Robert Kanosh's mont hly pack meet ing w as held November 18, 1982. Mike Rutherford, chairman, welcomed the boys and their families; Brent Foy, new Webelo leader, was welcomed by a big cheer from the Webelo den, and Waylon Pikyavit was welcomed as a new Cub Scout. Awards were presented to Jared Higgs, wolf badge. Brett Stott received the bear badge: Scott Perkins, Klint Penny, Chris Blad, all received arrow points. Rhett Whatcotf, Badge, and the Aquanaut award; Matthew fuller - Citizenship award and the Aquanaut award; Ben Harper - Silver Arrow; Jeremy Crapo - Bear, Trevor Lliason - Progress and Rank award; and BlakeChristensen - W olf The Cubs had a display of a pioneer village and wagon train The Cubs, ard leaders and Scout T roop each put on a skit. Punch and brownies Former resident injured in nevada Application Period For Farm intured Rudy Konold was critically Tuesday, Nov. 16, 1982, at Railroad Pass, Nevada when the tanker he was dm mg was forced off the road. The tanker, carrying high octaine gasoline, exploded konolJ Storage Facility received critical burns. Rudy, son of Guy and the late I uelh Mitchell, grew up and attended school in 1 illmore. He is in Southern Memorial Hospital in 1 as egas Board Members Named Names for the Pageant Board members and Quality Control Board were suggested These names will be followed up so both boards can be funtioning in the near future This production has focused much attention on our county and something of which we can be proud. It we share the lob work, it need not bean for anyone. Anyone is welcome to supply ideas and manpower, tall Suzanne Limburg or Sylvia Huntsman. g . Y Morality JayFinlinson Millard County Man Named Operations Office Officer Ftnlinson has been named operations officer in the Delta branch of Zions First National Bank, according to announcement by Roy W. Simmons, chairman of the board. Mr. Finltnson began his career with Zions Bank m Provo office in 1979 as a teller He transferred to the Delta office in 1980 and has been head teller and operations Jay B. supervisor. A graduate of Delta High School. Mr. Finlinson earned a BA degree in fine Arts from Brigham Young University in I9"9. He is a member of the Utah Music Teachers Association and West Millard Cultural Council. He and his wife, Cindy, reside with their twochildren in Delta. were served Loan Program EndsToday Secretary of Agriculture John R Block announced that with the 1982 gram harvest in its final stages and most loan money targeted, applications will no longer be considered for the farm storage fat ihtv loan program, effectivetoday "Our changes in the program and the additional funding have been successful in mee'ing our goal of assuring adequate storage for these record crops." Block said farmers have taken advantage of the program and have applied for most of the funds madeavailablefor loans " On Aug 20. Block authorized changes in the program which included permuting loans tor construction of facilities to store up to two years' production of eligible crops. And on Sept 2?. another 56() million in loans were made avu'ahle to build storage for the 1982 record cc i. wheat and proclamation-Gener- al season dates May 28 through November 30. 1983 and June 2 through November 30. 1984 on Removcthetwolishover streams and the requirement anglers use flies and lures only after the two fish are caught except on the Weber River between Wanship Dam and the back water of Echo Reservoir. Size limits are still in effect on the Provo River. Resident juveniles, six through II, are given the option to purchase an adult license and catch a full limit of fish. Opened the Provo River from County 5 Road 241 to State Highway far the 1 whitefishing season. Bonneville Cisco limit reduced to 30 fish. Limit of largemouth and smallmoulh bass in the aggregate reduced to six fish ov er Pinyon Christmas Tree Sale On November 22 & 23 the Forest Service sold their limit of 1000 Christmas tree permits. To give those who were too late io get a permit a chance to cut their own tree a special sale area will be opened on December 4 at Cove Fort. A forest officer will be at the Cove I on Serv ice Station from 9 00 a m to 3 (K)p m to sell permits for Pinyon and Jumper trees only. Trees must be cut that day onlv tnwn theCove Fort area on National forest land The permits will be sold for 12 00 each and arefor family useonly. soybean crops. Block also announced emergency measures on Aug. 26 to help alleviate potential shortages of grain storage space c Those measures included requirements on types of storage space used warehouse operators approved underthc Uniform Grain Storage Agreement or licensed under the U.S. W arehouse Act offices of the LSD Vs County and Stabilization Agricultural Conservation Services will continue to process applications now on file, Block by said 12 inches in length except at Lake Powell where limits remain the same Reduce the channel cat toll limn on Bear Rivertoeight. Mantua Reservoir, chemically treated this year, will be closed to angling during 1983 and 1984. Bass fishing will be prohibited in Starvation Reservoir until the newly siocked bass have become adequately established. Anglers must now fish only with artificial lures and flies on the West Fork of the Duchesne River. Brough Reservoir in Uintah County open May 1 5 thru November 30 Deer C reek Reservoir w ill be opened year round to the taking ol yellow perch and walleye only. Trout and other fish species may still only be taken during the general season. A reward of $1,(881 will be paid to anyone providing information leading to the apprehension and conviction of anyone possessing or stocking without proper authority live fish many water of the state. the above are reminded Anglers enumerate some of the major changes. There are other changes opening some waters, closing others, and imposing or lifting special regulations on others. The proclamations will be available in late December and the new regulations go into effect on January 1, 1983. Representatives of organized bass fishing meeting a The Board also new passed proclamation governing the importation and exportation, and collection and possession ol livewildlde Anyonewuhany species of live wildltle in their possession when the regulations become etleciive on January , 1983, have until April 1. 1981, to submit a request to the Director ol the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources for a new Certificate of Registration his contact T must be presently made whether hasacertiluatcor the possessor not Persons operating enclosed places where privately owned birds or turbearers and arc (Mustehdae Castoridae) propagated or kept should be aware ot the new proclamation governing private wildlife farms. The proclamation becomes effective January I, 1983, and requires operators of such areas to obtain a Certificate of Registration. Contact must be made with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. The and importation exportation wildlife farms proclamations will be available at all Utah Division of Wildlife Resources offices in late December to be stressed Satellite Planned by LDS Church Fireside Die emphasis will be on moralitv when the youth and young adults ol ll.e Lhu'ch of Jesus C hrist of I attcr-da- y Saints gather Sunday, Dec. 5. 1982, in some 500 locations around the United States for a special satellite fireside. Salt in Lake Originating Citys Tabernacle on Temple Square, the fireside will be beamed via satellite to church stake centers equipped with receiving dishes, according to the first Presidency, under whose direction the meeting will be conducted The program, with the theme of True to the faith Morality for Y'ouih," will also be seen live on KS1 TV, Channel 5. Salt I akcC ii The fireside is aimed at young people, and will feature an address by ages President Gordon B. Hinckley, counselor in the I irsl Presidency; music by the Mormon Youth Chorus, under the direction of Robert C. Bowden, and the motion showing of a new picture, Morality for Youth." At all gatherings, there will be a local meeting conducted by local church leaders beginning at 6 :30 p.m. (MST ). At 7 p m., each local gathering will watch the satellite TempleSquare Christmas lights The traditional Christmas lights display on Lake City's Temple Square will officially get underway with a brief outdoor ceremony Friday evening, November 26, Salt of the motion picture, Mr Kruegers Christmas," starring Jimmy Stewart, and the Oratorio Societv of Utah presentation of Handel's Messiah" Dec. and 12 Philip Sonntag, director ot Temple Square visitors centers for The Church of Jesus Christ of atter-daSaints, says the program will begin at 5.30 p m on the patio ot iheNorth VisitorsC enter. This year's display ot lights continues a tradition which began in 196, Mr Sonniag 1 y said. President I zra Taft Benson of the church's Council of Twelve Apostles, will deliver a brief Christmas message and will then close the switch which will turn on the 2(K),(K)0 tiny lights strung along the walks and through the trees and shrub' of he square, which is visited by more than two million peopleannuallv Selected singers and instrumentalists from the Mormon Youth Symptoms and Chorus, under the direction ot Robert ( will provide music ' the Christmas lights program Complementing the lights will he an automated Nativity scene on ihc lawn between the visitors center Tabernacle, Mr Sonntag said and the The November 26 ceremonv will begin a series of C hr ist mas ad iv .ties on Temple Square, including concerts bv the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Dec I K and 21 . the Mormon Y outh Symphony and C horus. Dec !', guest choirs, continuous showings month-lon- There will also be a C hrist mas eve service in the Tabernacle, featuring a message from Fldcr Marion D Hanks, member ot the f irst Quorum of the Seventy and president of the Salt akc Temple L Genealogy book now I nghsh-speakm- Tom & Me By Angie Green Old Tom Turkey is gobblin and struttin round the place Not know in hell soon be sit t in' pretty On grandma's dinner table spread with lace Surrounded with warm honey buns and yams. Red and green jellies, and stuffin sweet as clover, And glory be a dozen smilin' faces, A lookin old Tom ov er. Tom and I have been real good friends helped him break the shell aw ay. And raised him from a chick To the proud old bird he is today. And it darned near broke my heart in two W hen Papa said, I'm sorry son, But youll haveto give that gobbler up It seems Thanksgiving Dav has come I went straight to the barn. And knelt an hour in the hay Prav in' for a miracle cuz we sure nee Jed available onetoday this year I he Millard C mints Progress ran a scries ol articles bv Michael L arlicr Cunningham entitled Gcnealogv With L. giving our rcadeis " of Principles Begins Ins Now 12 Mr Genealogy Cunningham has written a book with the same title, "Genealogv Begins V nh I "and it can be obtained f romC hurdi I Mupriscs. file , 4477 W 3100 South, Salt 1 ake C ns. I tah 84120. Ph 969 3348 T he bo . r.tai's lor S4 50 Mr. C unningham is a beginning then Ii sold God right out plain Just how it was 'tween you and me Now its up to him to reck on I It feastm'sbetterntheway iwotriendsan be- lles .Torn, here comes Papa on the run I'm scared Do you think God heard my prayer for you Pap's smilin' and callin' C hcer up son. Grandma said. couple of hens will do " nanonallv svndicatcd genealogy c lummq wt u writes for over 60 new papers in D s'a'es Through this journalistic ran , and his educational hackgrou id, he - aNe to explain and convey to he reader- - h iw to conduct suecc-st- jl ct pi alogkul This book is a valu.lc tool lor any genealogist, espcuallv i u t,n e who C Ny broadcast tom T emplc Square I hose I areas ot the church without satellite receiving units will be sent videotapes of the fireside loi show ing at local convenience. I 1982 Bowden, and fly fishing clubs alteiuleJ the meeting in several rood made numbers and ecommendations that were considered and omc were passed bv the Board A proposal lor a trout stamp will be an agenda item for the December 23 Board je Thanksgiving is a time to be thankful. And lorn and I are jest as thankful can be, And in my pravers tonight I'll say "Thank you. God. tor savin' Tom on 'his Thank-givin- e Dav for me " |