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Show i Millard County Chronicle L E G A L NOTICES SUMMONS IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN AND FOR MILLARD COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH RITA ELLEN BISHOP JACKSON,) Plaintiff, ) -vs- . ) LOItEN EDWARD JACKSON, ) Defendent. ) THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDENT: You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon or mail to Eldon A. Eliason, Plaintiff's Attorney. Attor-ney. Delta, Utah, an Answer In writing to the Complaint and file a copy of said Answer with the Clerk of the above-named Court within 20 days after service of this Summons upon you. If you fail so to do, judgement by default will be taken against you for the relief re-lief demanded in said Complaint which has been filed with the Oerk of said Court and a eopy of which is hereto annexed and herewith here-with served upon you. If your address is unknown to the Plaintiff or her Attorney and the Complaint is not attached to this Summons, it will be filed within with-in said ten days with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court and you may there obtain a copy. This action is brought to obtain Decree of Divorce from the defendent. defen-dent. Dated this the 19 day of March, A. D., 1969. ELDON A. ELIASON, Attorney for the Plaintiff, Delta, Utah. Plaintiff's Address: Hinckley, Utah Published in the Millard County Chroniole March 20,1969 thru April 10, 1969. ORDINANCE An Ordinance amending the plat of Block 71, Plat "A", Delta Townsite, in Millard County, Utah, by creating a dedicated street 60! feet wide running North-South; through the middle of said block.' Be it ORDAINED by the City' Council of Delta, Utah: That the Zone Map of Delta City, which is part of Chapter XX IV, Section 24. of the Revised Or-! dinances of Delta, Utah, 1956, is hereby amended as follows: 1. There is hereby created a' street 60 feet in width, of location loca-tion and area described as, beginning be-ginning 234 feet East of the Northwest North-west corner of Block 71, thence South 495 feet, thence East 60 feet, thence North 495 feet, thence West 60 feet to point of beginning. This street is to be known as 150 East Street. The provision of this Ordinance When it comes to drying clothes, a flameless electric dryer is like sunshine in a box. And you can turn it on anytime, night or day. Because it's simpler, a flameless dryer costs less to buy, less to maintain. See your electric dealer's smart new models now. Free Cannon Towels Get a set of beautiful Cannon towels free when you purchase a new electric elec-tric Clothes dryer between March 1 and April 15, 1969. Set includes bath towel, guest towel, wash cloth, your choice of 5 colors: Fresh Pink, Blue Belle, Venetian Green, This offer good only to electric customers served directly by Utah Light CO. or The Western See how towels should be Because it s electric, it s Thursday, April 10, 1969 Probata and Guardianship Notice. No-tice. Consult Clerk of Diitrict Court, or respective ttaoeri for Information. has been recommended by the Delta City Council and approved by the Delta City Planning Commission Com-mission and the same was set for Public Hearing on the 11th day of April, 1969, at 7:30 p.m. at the Delta City Building, and this Ordinance Or-dinance shall become effective im mediately upon final publication April 17, 1969 if such final publi cation be authorized following said Public Hearing, by the City Council. I Richard S. Morrison, Mayor ATTESTED: Nelle Callister, Clerk of Delta City Published In the Millard County Chronicle March 27, 1969, April 3, 1969, and April 10, 1969. Date of Final Publication April 17, 1969. NOTICE TO WATER USERS Russel Knight, Delta, Utah, has filed with the State Engineer, App. No. 39257 ( 67-678) to appropriate 0.015 sec.-ft. of water in Millard County, State of Utah. The water Is to be diverted from a 6-in. well 200-400 ft. deep at a point N. 400 ft. E. 2000 ft. from the SW Cor., Seo. 22, T18S, R5W, SLB&M, and used from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31 for domestic purposes of 1 family and stockwatering of 1000 cattle. All uses in SEV1SW4 Sec. 22, T18S, R5W, SLB&M. Protests resisitng the granting of this application with reasons therefor there-for must be filed in duplicate with the State Engineer, 442 State Capitol, Cap-itol, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114, on or before May 17, 1969. Hubert C. Lambert STATE ENGINEER Published in Millard County Chronicle, Delta, Utah on Apr. 3, 10, and 17, 1969. Garrison Hews by DONNA RICHARDSON Mrs. Lila Faber and boys arrived Saturday to spend a week with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Gonder. Mr., and Mrs. Merrill Whitlock of Mayfield, Utah spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Whitlock. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Whitlock made a trip to Salina Tuesday. Mr. Carl Dearden made a business busi-ness trip to the Salt Lake area on Thursday. Mrs. Pat Davies took her daughter daugh-ter Tracy to Provo to have oral surgery. They returned on Tuesday. 'Margaret Rivchardson and friend, Suzie Aagard returned to Las Vegas on Friday after spending . mm White and Old Gold. Colorado Power Co. dried electrically! better UTAH POWER & LIGHT Hinckley ELAINE HARDY Ivan Wright has 'been visiting with his daughter in Montana for, the past couple of weeks. Our ward party, sponsored by the' teens last Wednesday, was a tre-' mendous success and all the teens who helped with it are to be con-! gralulated for the fine job they did. A delicious supper was served to a huge crowd after which an outstanding program was present-, ed. The bedspread donated bv Mrs. 1 Edith Dennison was won by Doreen, Dennison. The desk made and do-j nated by Radio Swenson was won by Barbara Roundy; the Avon pro- ducts set ws won by Karl Workman. Work-man. The Hinckley Lions Club had' super at the party. This was all a ward building fund project. The Northeast section of town helped with the party. I Teresa and Bobby Meinhardt accompanied ac-companied their grandfather, Harry Meinhardt to Holden Friday night to meet thir dad, who vas coming up from Las Vegas where he is working at the present time. The Lee Judds had several of their family together this Sunday. John and Suzanne Ashurst and two children of Monroe, also Jeddie and Elizabeth Judd and their two children. LeRoy and Elaine and their four children of Kearney, Ariz, have been here for several days with the Judds and Elaine's parents. par-ents. Thev left Mondav to return' the week in Garrison. Mr. and Mrs. James Dearden re turned to Snske Valley after, spending the winter in Yuma, Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Sorenson spent two days in Salt Lake. While there they visited with daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Chub Richardson of Lehman Caves spent Thursday in! Ely. Mr. and Mrs. DeVon Bellander spent Thursday in Delta. I Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Forsythe of', Cedar spent Easter weekend with! their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dearden were ;n Delta on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Dearden were in attendance at the Junior Prom Friday evening at Delta. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Richardson made a 'business trip to Cedar on Saturday. Mrs. Pat Gonder and sister, Diane Taylor were in Delta Friday. While there th?y visited with Judy Webb at the West Millard Hospital, who had a new baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Jensen took their daughter back to Spanish Fork after spending the Easter weekend in Garrison. Mr. Tom Johnston of Hinckley was a house guest at the Bud Richardson residence during the Easter weekend. Power & CO W'l I to their home. I Vera and Huber Bishop are now home after spending the winter with their children In Calif. The Floyd Dutson family drove to Ely, Nev. to visit Colleen's folks, the Norval Carlings. Colleen's sister and family were there from Las Vegas. ElDean and Duane Ekins and two children of Tooele spent the Easter weekend with their parents, The Floyd Greeners and the Walter Wal-ter Ekins. Annette and DeLyle Bennett and three children of Rupert, Idaho spent last week with Annette's parents, the Wayne Petersens and DoLyle's brother and family, the Gale Bennetts. Congratulations to Varla and El- win Wright on the arrival of their new baby boy inOgdenlast week, another grandchild for the Rodney Wrights. Ken Damron was rushed to the hospital in Salt Lake Saturday wheer he underwent major surgery. Mrs. NaRae Petersen's brother LaVar Ellis and wife of Calif, visited visit-ed with her and family last week. LaVar has just returned from Viet Nam. The ward Easter celebration was held Saturday. In the morning the annual Easter Egg hunt was held on the church lawn, sponsored by the Hinckley Lions. Following this the ward enjoyed a party at the sandhills. Varla and Elwin Wright and 3 children, of Willard, are visiting here with their parents, the Rodney Rod-ney Wrights and the LaVar Owens. John and Rachel Wright stopped in Sundav night on their way home from Calif, where they attended Rachel's niece's wedding. Hinckley Town Board recently hosted a supper at the City Cafe for our town basketball team who won first place in the recent tournament. tour-nament. Present were team members mem-bers and wives, and the girls who bors. their wives, town board mem-were mem-were the royalty of last year's Hinckley Rodeo. Congratulations tT these players. Jody and David Petersen were home from Salt Lake where they attend school. David brought two of his friends home to visit at his parent's home, the Ward Petersens. Mr. and Mrs. Pearson (Pete) Stewart and their family visited with Pete's sisters, Golda Talbot and Oleta Swensen and other relatives. rela-tives. They were on their way to Conference in Salt Lake. Diane and Dick M.'Cham are now living in the Bill Pratt home, formerly form-erly occupied by the Burbridge family. Ruth and Carl Swensen and family of Salt Lake visited with the Randle Swensens Saturday. Mr. nd Mrs. Verdon Blake and children of Provo were here Saturday. Satur-day. Verdon's mother, Mrs. Clarrisa Blake has ibeen in Calif, this winter with her daughters, Elsie and Eva. DeVon Dennison and wife and baby of Cedar visited his parents, the Ted Donnisons this week. Judy and Lee Boss spent the Easter holiday with the Ray Brown family enjoying the egg hunt and sand hill party, Saturday. Mrs. Theo Ellis and children were at the Ted Dennisons for the Easter Eas-ter weekend. Parry and Jeannie Taylor and girls went to Ray Skinner's Ranch on the weekend. Mrs. Edith Hansen of Las Vegas recently returned home after visit-in? visit-in? with her daughter, Ev and Marvin Greener. Mrs. Ev Greener's son, Mr. and Mrs. Dent Mellon and two boys of Silt Lake had their Easter vacation vaca-tion h?re with her and Mary. Bessie and Willard Hardy Df Spanish Foil; have been spending several rVs here. They brought your First Security Bank American! Water Outlook for Southern Utah SOUTHERN UTAH: Precipltatijn during March varied considerably over the southern portion of the State with some amounts well above normal reported In the Bryce Canyan and the Cedar City-Milford City-Milford areas. Water supply forecasts fore-casts changed little from a month ago and remain very high on the upper Sevier and Virgin River basins. Spring runoff from snow-melt snow-melt will be quite high. The April-September April-September inflow to Piute Reser voir is forecast at 98,000 acre-feet j(297). Piute Reservoir now contains con-tains 84 of capacity and, with Otter Creek nearly full, some prob- their trailer house with them. ' Wesley Peterson was at Carp, Nev. doing some surveying last week. Ronald Webb and wife and an-; an-; other couple stopped to see Ronald's Ron-ald's sisters on their way to visit Lehman Caves. Mrs. Fern Hepworth was visited I by many of her family during the past week and over Easter weekend, week-end, Bp. and Mrs. Lester Hepworth and family of Tolleson, Ariz, stopped stop-ped on their way to Conference in Salt Lako. Bp. and Mrs. Melvin Hepworth of Cedar, Beth Hepworth of Tooele. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil (Shirley Langston) (Fuller of Salt Lake. Harold and Anna Lee Hepworth and children, LcAnn, Lynette and Howard drove to Tooele on the weekend to visit Harold's sister and family, Roma and Don Zeller and children. At the Wesley Petersons horns on the weekend were two of La-wanna's La-wanna's brothers and families, Rex and Nila Sorenson and two children; Jim and Dixie and son all of Manti. Russell Peterson came with them from his school at Snow College. i Ross Steffens of Springville visited visit-ed his brother, Ray and Beth Brown and children during the week. 'Mrs. Alda Reeve have been quite ill recently but is better now. Teresa Meinhardt has gone homo to Salt Lake after spending the past couple of months with us. Bishop and Mrs. Leonard Palmer attended General Conference in Salt Lake Sunday. Visitors at Alice Bliss's for the Easter weekend were Raymond and Maxyne Finlinson of Covini, Calif; Calvin and Evelyn Skeem and children of Midvale; Raymond's and Maxyne's daughter, Dawn who . is now attending BYU. Dawn has recently returned from New York where she was working. Easter Day, as in oft times past, , brought no lovely spring weather i a surprise awaited those with spring fever a wintry, snowy day come Monday. I think from now on, I will just plan on Easter season sea-son as being the end of winter, not the beginning of spring. Mrs. Belva Morris attended Primary Pri-mary Conference in Salt Lake the last of the week. Bertha and George Barton drove her home and they 1 visited here for the Easter Holiday. Karolyn and Waldo Warnick, Jr. ' and Sandra and Allen of Roy spent I Easter with their families, the Waldo Warnicks and the Harold Morrises. Phyllis Galli went to Provo last weekend witd some of the girls from the high school on (business. At the George Ekins home for the weekend was their daughter Kathryn, husband, Keith and sons. This Saturday morning from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. the Hinckley Lions Club is sponsoring a Clean-Up Breakfast at the little gym in the school. Menu is hotcakes, bacon, sausage, eggs, ht chocolate of coffee. cof-fee. $.50 a person or $2.50 a family. Bring your own dishes and come to the east door. Hinckley town water will be in the ditches Monday. 'Dorothy Spencer was in Salt Lake the first of the week. itoto poo to ap to $1q)1 You don't need much cash with a First Security BankAmericard, the all-purpose all-purpose family credit card, that buys practically anything anywhere. But at tax timO, if your budget is tight, quick cash is available avail-able at any First Security Bank. I Scnituuiib gtintd and Uttittcd LOCAL GROUP VISIT AT RIVERSIDE, CAILF. AND BAJA La Vonne Morrison, with her son, David, granddaughter, Adrlanne Hanson, and friend Rich Lyman, left for Riverside, Calif., Saturday, for a week. On the trip, David lems may develop in moving the water to Sevier Bridge Reservoir, which will fill to near capacity for the first time since 1952-53. I The April-June runoff in the Kingston to Vermillion Dam reach Is forecast at 88,000 acre-feet, of which 20,000 acre foet will occure above doily flows of 400 cfs. The outlook for the Beaver River remains about the same as a month ago and April-June Inflow to Rockyford Reservoir will be around 13,500 acre-feet. Assuming normal weather conditions, 7,500 acre-feet of this flow can be expected ex-pected during May with a peak flow of 450 to 500 cfs., near mid-month, mid-month, Other peak flows in south- em Utah which are forecast are 2300-2850 cfs on the Virgin River at Virgin and 800-1050 cfs. on the Sevier River near Hatch, Utah. I Heavy winter rains and snows in southwest Utah have created a situation in western Iron County unparalleled In recent history. The two reservoirs above Enterprise were already full and a week of warm weather beginning late in March melted the heavy Intermediate Inter-mediate snow pack above the reservoir res-ervoir end on the adjacent watershed water-shed of Shoal Creek. The reservoirs overflowed and combined with high runoff from Shoal Creek ar3 causing flooding of thousands of acres of farmland in the Beryl area. Highway No. 120, west of Enterprise has been washed out. Buy the Best in Work Boots and Vork Shoes ... BUY RED WING forget 1 about laces! Just step in you're set to work in comfort! 9-inch 9-inch Natural Rough Out leather, "Sweat-Proof flexible split leather insole, Neoprene cork sole and heel. It's the best. It's a Red Wing. crafted for comfort and performance TRY 'EM we have your size and width ( DC LTO'S " nDEPflRTmEfVr STORE j) taJtAoxfici Swiss Cwjiuao I Morrison and Rich Lyman expect to accompany a troop of Explorer Scouts to San Sellpe, Baja, Calif., Mexico. Rich Lyman's older broth-I broth-I or, Leo, and Stephen Rawlins, of I Riverside are the adult advisors of .the troop, Post 406. 'David's older sister, Pamela Ly-man, Ly-man, expects to accompany her husband and the troop to Mexico. iLa Vonne plans to stay at Riverside River-side and take care of little Ricky and Eddie Lyman, with the help of little Adriannc Hansen. The train on which the Delta group were riding Saturday night, U. P. No. 5, was Involved in an unusual accident. It hit a boat, at Nipton, Calif., in theMojave Desert 5G miles beyond Las Vegas. La Vonne reports that the train was running quite fast at the time. The boat was on a trailer pulled by a truck. The truck driver beat the train to the crossing, but toy a margin too slight to get the trailer across. The boat was demolished, but no one was Injured. NAMED TO HONOR ROLL Mr. Ralph Smith of Delta, Utah, is one of 82 students placed on the winter quarter honor roll at Utah Technical College at Provo, announced an-nounced Mr. Erschel E. Shepherd, scholarship and standards committee commit-tee chairman. Mr. Smith is enrolled in a two-year two-year program in electronics at the college. Students receiving honor roil status must achieve an average grade point of 3.7 of A-minus to qualify as an honor student. Selection Selec-tion for the honor roll is determined deter-mined iby the scholarship and standards committee at UTC. No. 1188 RED WING tSHOES . yj -1 |