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Show htutb u ft NbnriGE i ft a of Trustee's Sale The following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of sale, at the front steps of the Beaver County Courthouse at 105 E. Center street in Beaver, Utah on' November 27th at 11:00 a.m. of said day for the purpose of foreclosing a Deed of Trust executed GILBERT DEAN KING, an by un- married man, as Trustor, in favor of American Savings and Loan Association, as Trustee and Beneficiary, covering the real property located at approximately 49 North 100 West, Milford.Utah, and more particularly described as follows: AH of Lot 10, Block 30, Plat "A", North Milford Latey and Williams Towns ite, according to the official plat thereof, recorded in the office of the County Recorder of said County. Title is now vested in i ft mm mm EM- PLOYEE TRANSFER CORPORATION, an Illionois Corporation by a Warranty Deed recorded March 24, 1982 as Entry No. 149063 in Book 192 at page 442 of the County trust exeoited by Linda C. Jimenez to United States of America, acting through Farmers Home Administration, United States Department of Agriculture, as Trustee, for the benefit and security of the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, the named Beneficiary, dated March 24, 1980, and recoreded March 24, 1980 as No. 138956 in Book 165, page 103, Official Records of Beaver County, Utah. Notice of Default and Election to Sell said real property was recorded in said Official Records on May 29, 1987 as Entry No. 162233 in Book GRANTOR, Dated this ober, 15th day of Dated this 15th day of October, 1987. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, acting through FARMERS HOME ADMINETA-TIOUJS. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE the By: Glen F. Wood 44,45,46chg. & Notice of Trustee's Sale 43,44,45chg. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S lUt'i Lite 3y Roger Sturman Dumber than Dirt n SALE On November 30, 1987, at 10:00 a.m. at the door of the Beaver County Courthouse 105 East Center Street, Beaver, Utah, United State of America, acting through Farmers Home Administration, United States Department of Agriculture, as Trustee, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, all payable at the time of sale, the following described real property located in Beaver County, Utah: On November 30, 1987, at 10:00 AM. at the door of the Beaver County Courthouse 105 East Center Street, Beaver, Utah, United States of acting through Farmers Home Administration, United States Department of Agriculture, as Trustee, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, all payable at the time of sale, the following described real property located in Beaver County, Utah: Hoo Boy! They've really gone and done It this time! Regular readers may remember how upset the Life Insurance Industry got when we presented them with the "Third Annual Dumber Than Dirt Award." Well, if House Bill 3441 passes, the Congress of the United States may present them with a real doozle! It seems that insurance buyers who have the big bucks are being encouraged by their friendly insurance agents to invest large sums of money in "Single Premium Whole Life." SPWL as it is called in the industry, allows someone to buy a policy and pay all the premiums that he would ever pay In his whole life with just one whopping big payment $100,000.00. The sales pitch goes All of Lot 9, Block 2, NORTH MANOR SUBDIVISION, according to the Official Plat thereof, recorded in the Office of the County Recorder of said County. 25 EXCEPTING THEREFROM of all oil, gas andor other minerals, in, on or under said land together with the right of ingress and egress for the purpose of exploring andor removing the MIL-FOR- Lot 37, MOUNTAIN VIEW ESTATES SUBDIVISION, a subdivision according to the Official Plat filed thereof in the Office of the County Recorder of said County. The sale will be made without covenant or warranty regarding title, possession, or encumbrance, to satisfy the obligation secured by, and pursuant to the power of sale conferred in, that certain deed of D something like this: Investment "The Hottest Tax-FrOn The Market!" "Interest Earned. Is Not Taxable As Income While The Policy Is In Force." "Tax Deferred ee same. The sale will be made without un RATES 10C per word, minimum of I 1 92.90. Three (3) Insertions! for the price of two (2), if paid in advance. 50C I billing r'larn. Card of I iThanki $3.50. . AD "HIRING! Federal government jobs in your area and overseas. Many immediate openings without waiting Steel Buildings Factory Direct ventory Reduction Sales In- list or test. refundable. (602) 4643" Ext. 41-5- AIRLINE JOBS! Entry, Mid, & Top Level positions, $ll,325K - $tb, sv tems W4TJTFD: Maid and Laundry Services at Station Motel Contact: or Callie at Lee Pettey Chg. Motel the Station 64 44,45,46 UPA NOW HIRING! Call Ext. A -- 7512 for informa- 45,46,47p tion 24hrs re 30 30x40x12 $3,888.00 40x75x14 $8,788.00 50x100x14 $12,888.00 100x100x16 $23,888.00 Limited Supply Other Sizes Available Call: Pioneer Building Sys- Kyear. We'll take it, most successful time-sharesale clearinghouse, call Resort Sales International's toll free 45UPA hot line GOT A TIMESHARE? Lose Weight - Guaranteed! 20-lbs of excess weight per month Safe - effective - Dr. Recommended Turn fat into dollars. Representatives needed call 45,46UPA MONEY PROBLEMS? Chapter 1. 12, or 13 bankruptcy may by the answer. For free information, call Embry & Associates, We also do estate and business 44,45,46UPA planning. Phone call 838-888- 5. Bedroom House For Sale. ge garage, nice yard. Take over payments or will rent. Call Lar- 387-24- BUSINESS: CARDS give distinction and class to any business operation large or small. Many designs to choose from or make up your own. Starting prices less than call today for more $20.00, 44,45,46,47pT SUN BEDS - TONING TABLES Sunal - Wolff Tanning Beds Slender-Que- st 1000 Passive Exercisers. Call for Free Color Catalogue. Save to 50 Call 43,44,45UPA FINALLY - Round Bale Feeder that works. PEARCES OFFSIDER. For demostration or order contact GOVERNMENT HOMES BUY DIRECT! information, tfnnc 387-288- 1. FUH-RIMA- N 83234. People needed time packaging free samppart les. No experience needed. Good money! For details, send self stamped envelope to SampH Street, 240 86, Blaine. WA lers, 4WPA at makers. Anyway, if you have any feelings, on the subject, it might be a good idea to contact your Representative in Congress. His name, pro or con, address and telephone number can be found under "U. S. Government" In the Yellow Pages. If you wish to call them at their Salt Lake City offices, here are those numbers: Jim Hansen Wayne Owens Howard Neilson Tell 'em Roger sent you! Just for the record, let me add this statement: "Those views stated in this article are those of the writer and do not necessarily reflect the position of this newspaper, it's publisher of editor, or the 524-43- 94 I children of Carol's wore their costumes td school on Thursday, October 29thJ After having a fun --time at their ov party they went to the Milford Vallei Hospital to show off their costumes and sing songs for the geriatric resiJ dents. This is an annual event the residents always look forward to wit! great anticipation. Sheldon Stoddard Many county areas bear his name placer diggings near Hangtown, they traveled as far as Mountain a larger company that hired Capt. Jefferson Hunt to Meadows with guide them to Los Angeles oyer the Old Spanish Trail. At the Meadows, they left Hunt's part and turned wesl to take what they thought was a short cut to the gold fields. For the next 17 days, they blindly followed a false trail without a guide, compass or map to go by. On the 18th day, hopelessly lost and facing death unless they found water, their lives were spared when a sodden rain squall drenched the area. As Sheldon later wrote, "We caught the water by spreading out our rubber blankets on the ground and drank it with a spoon." They then turned east to the Muddy River, followed it south until they encountered Hunt's company again and accompanied it up the Mojave River, through Cajon Pass and down to the Chino ranch. Tragically, on this same trip minanother group of w. ers left Hunt's command at Pro-vUtah, insisting they also knew a shorter route to the gold fields, only to blunder into Death Valley, where five died before the survivors made it to Los Angeles. From Chino the party went on to Mariposa, where they broke up to mine, while Stoddard ran a trading post in nearby Carson Valley before returning to Salt Lake with a herd of horses and mules. In March 1851, Sheldon mar-rie- d Jane Hunt, daughter of Capt. Hunt. The following month they accompanied the first group of Mormon colonizers to the San Bernardino Valley, making temporary camp at Sycamore Grove. After the Mormons purchased the San Bernardino Ranch that September, and moved down into the valley, Sheldon built the first log cabin in the settlement on First Street, west of I Street. His cabin was later moved and made a part of the west side of the stockade, constructed on the present courthouse site. For the next 14 years, Sheldon Stoddard' was engaged in freighting and carrying mail between San Bernardino and Salt Lake City, crossing the Mojave 24 times in all. In 1865 he made one trip to Nevada and Montana with a mule team which covered more than 1,300 miles. Arvin Stoddard and his wife also came to San Bernardino with the first Mormon train and lived in the stockade for three years before receiving an urgent message from Mormon leader Brig-haYoung, authorizing him to investigate a gold strike in the Calico Hills to see if he could "obtain as much gold as possible to help finance the founding and furthering of the faith," keeping only enough to live during the venture. Arvin and Caroline, ardent church devotees, packed their wagon and, with their four young children in tow, headed for the aid-be o, Of all the brother acts operating in and around San Bernardino County during the Mormon period, few accomplished more for the ultimate benefit of the area than the Stoddard boys, Arvin and Sheldon. Neither cut an imposing figure. Arvin, the quiet one, was and weighed 135 only pounds soaking wet. Sheldon wasn't much larger. But what they lacked in stature they more than made up in spirit. Arvin, however, had an imposing ally in his wife, Caroline. She was 6 feet tall and weighed more than 200 pounds a formidable woman and an extremely vocal one, too. One is tempted to ask if she carried him across the threshold on their wedding night. She became Arvin's mouthpiece and did not hesitate to make her opinions known, particularly when the chips were down. As their grandson, R. Jackson Stoddard, wrote in the March 1970 issue of the L.A. Westerner's Branding Iron, "For although she followed the will of her husband, in many cases the will of her husband was truly only a reflection of her own wants and desires." Today, a stretch of the Mojave Desert between Victorville and Daggett is blanketed with sites bearing the Stoddard's name, including the Stoddard Mountains, Stoddard Hills, Stoddard Gulch, Stoddard Valley, Stoddard Well and Stoddard Wells Road each directly attributable to Arvin's work in the area during the 1850s and 60s. There were four Stoddard brothers at the beginning: Rufus, Albert, Arvin and Sheldon, each born in Canada. When their father died in 1838, their mother, Jane, gathered them up and crossed the United States border, first to Ohio and then to Warsaw, 111., where she converted to the We want to thank our many friends Mormon religion. When the and neighbors for the support and church members made their our of the loss shown during sympathy great trek to Salt Lake City in beloved husband and father, Wesley 1847, she and her boys were in Allen. We appreciate the floral ar the initial contingent. rangements, food, cards, and the con Rufus was the first of the boys tributions sent in his memory. to reach California, arriving in Katherine Allen San Diego as a member of the Albert & Delores Higginson Mormon Battalion. After his & family group disbanded in Los Angeles, Bob Allen & family he remained in the area for almost a year before rejoining his family at Salt Lake City in 1849. Sheldon was the next to go. Salt Lake in 1848, along Leaving mini-wor- ld with 30 other men bound for the 524-53- The Mini -- World APARTMENT and cozy. LABRUM FOR RENT: One bedroom Clean apart- ments. Partially furnished. Call 387-280- CHIROPRACTIC CENTER tfncW 5. I Dr. L Clark Labrum 1030 South Valley View Dr. Green Valley St. George, Utah 84770 (801) 44,45p. 2 Three Bedroom House for Rent. Close to High School, nice yard. $200.00 plus cleaning deposit. Call S7-287- h m hills. But before looking for gold, Arvin searched for water to raise crops to feed his family and stock and to flush through sluice boxes used to separate flakes of gold from the desert sand. One of his more successful wells, known as Stoddard Well, is still flowing today. Besides furnishing his family with ample water, it also provided an impetus for others to build a new road on almost a straight line from Lane's Cross- - Con'd on Page 4 Col. 1 TONING BODY - Excellent Business venture for a small town - priced under $16,000.00 - for information or (303) call SIX PASSIVE TABLES 450-733- 45,46UPA Home Fill SUPPH Heating Fuel Competitive Prices vety to MilfotJ & JiineMville 673-27- " CAMPBItl tfncA 8. full 98230 . j pre-scho- ol 45,46,47pd $WORK AT HOME$. those of us who can't. The boys up at the Infernal Revenue Service get a little upset when someone tries using the tax laws for purposes that they were not intended. After all, Congress has given us a few legitimate tax shelters, such as the IRA and other qualified plans. Perhaps the Insurance Industry would be well advised to stick to insurance and ieave tax shelters to the law a letter from Gary I received Anderson, a past Milford resident and High School graduate. It contained a note and an article from "The Sun" a newspaper in San Bernadino. article was written by Fred The Holladay, President fo the city of San Bernadino Historical and Pioneer Society. I called Mr. Holladay and had a nice visit with him. I asked permission to publish the article in our local paper and he said yes. I tried to get in touch with Gary Anderson, whom I thought lived in Orem, but later found out that was his brother Gale. I called a Gary Anderson in Orem, and it turned out to be a Gary Anderson alright -and he had lived in Milford in 1958 to 1960 and was the Seminary a coincidence. I found Teacher-whout from Mr. Lee petty that Gary lives in the L.A. area. I wanted to publish this article because it is about Arvin Stoddard and his brother Sheldon. I found it very interesting and would like to share it with you. Thank you so much Gary for sending this article to us. This is what is so unique aboot past Milford residents -- Its the tie that binds one to home. 897-550- 8. Repos & Tax SEIZED Properties. Call TODAY for ext. H6748B FACTS! (TOLL- - Refundable) 24HRS. 45-48- Page ftjsUl MAYER 16 carol's RANCH, Downey, Idaho, 45UPA (208) for $1.00 1 furnFOR SALE: 3 bedroom, bath, ished basement - kitchen appliances. $13,500. Call Collect, de- 387-26- Thanks hvt d 387-276- 6. pick up the By BARBARA Card of 387-55- 3 of us to Valley r America's 1987 luitico UnUTiI COUNTY WANT rest ficit, and the life insurance people are encouraging those ;io can afford the taxes to dump their share on By: Glen F. Wood Title: Acting District Director Title: Acting District Director 44,45,46Chg. Moxley 257 East 200 South, Suite 850 Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 this 15th day of October, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ACTING THROUGH ADMINHOME FARMERS ISTRATION, 'VS. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE N, 1987. Lorin D. Ronnow Tibbals, Howell, Jones lar purposes. Dated 1987. Thursday Nov. 5, ed 4, similar purposes. Oct- ee the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, the named Beneficiary, dated August 21, 1984, and recorded August 22, 1984 as No. 156066 in Book 212, page 182, Official Records of Beaver County, Utah. Notice of Default and Election to Sell said real property was record- d in said Official Records on May 14, 1987 as Entry No. 162157 in Book 231, page 202. The property described herein is subject to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and the purchaser will be required to sign Form FmHA 400-"Nondiscrimination Agreement" if the purchaser intends to use the propertyfor its original or singu- 231, page 541. The property described herein is subject to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and the purchaser will be required to sign Form FmHA 400-- 4, "Nondiscrimination Agreement" if the purchaser intends to use the property for its original or Records. InCash Accumulation, Tax-Frcome, And The Guarantees And Tax Advantages That Only A Life Insurance Contract Can Provide." The problem that Uncle Sam may see with all of this is that the intent of sheltering insurance money was not to protect the insured, but rather to protect the beneficiary, who needed the proceeds from the insurance policy to pay off debts and to live on top the rest of her life. With Single Premium Whole Life person is being promised f" can make loans from his policy anytime it gathers any interest. Failure to pay back the loan would result in tax free income (you dont pay taxes on a loan because it is not considered income). What the insurance people are not tellingevery-on- e is that the survivors of that insured person will have the amount of the loan and any interest due, deducted from the death benefit. It's like paying taxes to the Insurance It Industry instead of the I.RJS. seems to me that very few "loopholes" ever escape taxation for very long. Both House and Senate maybe closing in on this one even as you read this article. As I see it, not only the beneficiary is penalized for the insured having borrowed his own money, but you and I as well. We all know that it takes a certai" amount of money to run a country. Those that are not paying a fair share are leaving or warranty regarding title, possession, or encumbrance, to satisfy the obligation secured by, and pursuant to the power of sale conferred in, that certain deed of trust executed by Darryl J. Atkin GRANTOR, to United States of acting through the Farmers Home Administration, United States Department of Agriculture, as Trustee, for the benefit and security of covenant i i 111"! IT i W ml M M I ' SrTTiiiH Bmhcjh David Campbell 387-286- 3 |
