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V fc Aidd outJeCi.crf 1 0'dit 1 aa li c terf ny H tl pm DEER EVERYWHERE; Tb atca surrounding Salina is heavy with dnr again, as warm weather allows them back into the lower elevations However, according to Fish and f'ocJ to (HttU f c'eV.ciiJ H!l il !fi 10 a ?crf SVtnhftN lO Will 0fk AptA !l ot4 fob yftl I 5 OO 1 PvWikd m Mcn NOTICE TO WATER USERS following 4pplClion hai been liid with t Star Enjinwi 10 ch4ng wilef in Sanpri County ntir ysr unlutf throughout h oiherwn drugnatod Location! in Th SL8&M 63 2365 U13388) Kenneth Walker, Mayheld. UT. propose to correct the point of diversion of 0 01 5 cfs of water as evidenced by Appl. No. 63 2365 (A54170) The water was to have been diverted froth a 6 inch well. 1 50 ft deep at a point N 400 ft.. E. 900 ft from the SI 4 Cor., Sec. 33. Tl 9s, R2E; and used for the domestic use of one family; stockwatering of 4 cows. 3 horses. 3 pigs. 8 goats. 15 chickens; and. from April 1 to Oct 31. for the irrigation of 0 25 acre within the SE14W14 Sec. 33. T19S, R2E. Hereafter 0 01 5 cfs of water is to be diverted from a well. 1 50 ft. deep at a point N. 380 ft., E. 1 589 ft. from the SW Cor., Sec. 33, T19S, R2E; and used same as heretofore. Protests resisting the granting of this application with reasons therefore must be filed in duplicate with the State Engineer, 1636 W. North Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 841 1 6, on or before April 27, 1985. Robert L. Morgan, P.E. 13 & Hi Silini Sun ?0. 1985 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Csfat of Nils Willadion, DicraKd Probat No 4059 All persons having claims agamst th above estate are required to present them to th undersigned or to the clerk of the Court on or before March 30. 1985, or said claims shad be forever barred Richard J Willardson 3590 Blackhawk Drive Salt Lake City. Utah 84120 Telephone (801)968-973Published in the Salma Sun March 13.20. & 27. 1985 Obituaries Vilate Shepherd whether the water represented the stock was used in that particular canal or ditch part of the year or all of the year. Mardell Jensen, of by Secretary Published in the Gunnison Valley News March 13 & 20, 1985. Friday Bull Sale set in Aurora Beefmaster Bull Sale will be held Friday, March 15th at the Valley View Feedlot, near Aurora. The top quality bulls will be sold begining at 10 a.m. A Plus-- 7 WATER MASTER WANTED! The Piute Reservoir and Irrigation Company will receive applications for Water Master in the Gunnison and Fayette area for the irrigation season April 1 to Oct 1, 1985 up until March 25, 1985. Further information as to work requirements and salary may be obtained form Kurt Sorensen in Centerfield or Ellis Christensen, Secretary-Enginee- r at Richfield. extended course set Paiar s, assessment in each of the canals or ditches in which he has used or will use water during the year for which his assessment applies, regardless Boat Registration VQ l( survival Ilah Vilate Mason Shepherd of Aurora passed away March 8th in St. George. She was born September 3, 1896 to William Ezra Mason Jr. and Desert STATE ENGINEER Holdaway at Lost Creek. She was Published in the Gunnison married November 20, 1913. She is 1 & Valley News on March 3,20, 27, the mother of two children, Mrs. 1985. Elliott (Wonda Laura) Crane, Salina, and Albert J. Shepherd, of St. George. She had 10 grandchildren, 31 great PUBLIC NOTICE grandchildren and 25 great-gregrandchildren. On or before March 20 of each She is survived by three sisters year, each stockholder of the and one brother, Arthella Anderson, Gunnison Irrigation Company, Mattie Gottfredson, N. reincorporated, shall advise the Springville; Fern Frer-kingCalifornia; Hollywood, of the secretary corporation in and Levoy Acton, California; writing, the ditch or canal he will Mason, Santa Clara. use, the water to which his shares She was preceded in death by two entitled him during the irrigation William Gerald Mason brothers, If it no is will notice be year. given, Mason. Austin and presumed that the stockholder will She was active in church work, use his water through the same having served in the relief society, ditch or canal he did the previous mutual and primary. She wrote the year. history of Aurora for the books, No change in use of the water for the irrigation year may Through the Years, and Our Own thereafter be made by the Sevier. She belonged to the Literary Club in Salina for many years. stockholder without the written approval of the president, and that unless the stockholder has paid or agrees to pay the special Game officials, Utah's deer are becoming more , fond of the lower elevation and many are reluctant to leave the alfalfa fields on the valley floor. year-round- tan fotyihc4 Any pf !) f CM IwUNh infai mal ipn compel Courxiimm ito Tiic Gl Ntn ft ( S ts-1- i'i-p- J Il 4 t ItullUi tmtljujod ttbr) (11 Hit; ti i 5-- iml dir 11 at Jltr Jk ib luil fll'tlJklMt 4 l!,ti.stuuil ti J ltllU'llit ll'ioT litt a.irti It eL,H.-d.- t Httill t.ftia Ik-i!.- tmirt t.ix iml, ktidvajJ vliu tci3 ilojio Uit UlC f '.t,4 cold wcathrt surmal given by Jim Phillips, rrcogruwd ckprrf, will be held Friday, March 15 and Saturday March 16 tn the Aurora Ward recreation hall. The program ts sponsored by the Aurora Varsity Scout Troop Tickets are available from Richard Smith tn Sigurd, or Bob Hales, . 320 tn Aurora. There is registration fee. The program will be held Friday at J pm. and continue Saturday morning at 8 a m. The class is open to anyone, but is especially recommended for scouts and scouters. Phillips, who lived for weeks on the polar ice cap using only a backpack, will present a slide show and lecture on living in cold, hostile environment. He will cover the principles of personal preparedness and his unique methods for living safely and comfortably in winter without fire or shelter. A Farm Seminar is successful Approximatley 900 Utah farmers, ranchers, bankers and other Ag lenders attended a one day seminar entitled Staying Alive in 1985 Survival Techniques for Farmers and Ranchers - held at ten different locations throughout the state. Sponsored by the Utah Ag Industry Task Force, the seminars were a response to the farm industrys current financial struggles. Sevier Countys seminar was held in Richfield, and more than 100 farmers and ranchers attended. mall group workshops where farmers and ranchers may receive -- individual instruction regarding their specific operation are being considered by the task force as a possible follow up to Staying Alive in 1985. Artists in Education wanted The Utah Arts Council is currently accepting applications from sponsors interested in participating in the 1985-8- 6 Artists in Education Program. This is a nationwide program designed to place professional artists in the areas of dance, poetry, creative writing, theatre, creative dramatics, filmmaking, architecture, visual arts and crafts, and music in schools and communities for two week to nine month residencies. While in residency, the artist spends four hours each day working with students and teachers demonstrating his craft and instructing. Sponsors interested should call the Council office at by March 15th. Interested artists contact 533-58- 533-589- Dur to the probirm w ith printing boat afcfcruummt notice, mailing of boat rrgntralKio renewal packet have brrn drlajcd fue to the delay, the Hoard of State Parks ha authorized an etmion, for this year only, of boat registration expiration date to April 3o, pes Boat owners should receive registration packets by mid April They may register their boats sooner by appearing in person at their county Division of Motor Vehicles office. Fore more information contact jour Division of Motor Vehicles. Wildlife Report Since the Utah Department of Fish and Game was first established in 1896, hunting and license fees have consistently lagged behind the real funding needs for wildlife management. Today, the DWR is much like other government agencies which must con- stantly adjust and expand programs to meet public demand. But the Division is unique because almost 80 percent of its revenue comes from license fees. Virtually all other state government agencies are funded by legislative appropriations from the General fund. Hunters, anglers, those who use and consume the wildlife resource, must pay most of the bill for their sport. The unprecedented level of legislative support for a license fee increase in 1985 seems to indicate that Utahns understand the value of the wildlife resource and are willing to pay a reasonable price for the opportunity to hunt and fish. The future of the resource depends on that kind of understanding. Area man appointed f a richer and bui-n- r man Clark Wall ha U-appointed to the Utah Hoard of Water Hrourcr by Governor Srman Bangerter As a member of the board he w ill rrprrsmt Millard. Sevier. Sanpete. Piute and Wayne Countie Mr Wall ha been active in water Sri rf County m matter as presiamt Scvif-- r o ( the Rim Water Umts Association, Piute Rervoir and Irrigation Co , and Venice Pumping Co He and oprralr Wall Traclor and Implement Co , Richfield ot Fishlake Insemination Forest wants workshop on youths March 13th Fishlake National Frest A four day workshop on the artificial insemination of cattle gets underway March 13 in Cedar City. Sponsored by SUSC Animal Science Division and the SUSC Ag Club, the workshop is open to all livestockmen and students. Two hours college credit are available. Ron Beal, of Select Sires Incorporated. Logan, is the workshop instructor. Classroom instruction w ill begin each morning at 9 a m. in room 019 of SUSC Science Building. Inseminating practice will follow each afternoon at the Cedar Livestock Auction yards. For more information contact Darrell Matthews, at 586-792- Enrollment is limited and those planning to attend should contact Matthews as soon as possible. The Supervisor's Office is recruiting for six Youth Conservation Corp The only requirement is that the applicants be 15 years old by June 1985, and not be 19 before August 20, 1985. Employment will be for eleven weeks beginning about mid June. Enrol lees will work 40 hours per week on Engineering Survey Projects and will be paid at the minimum wage rate.$ Applications may be obtained from the Supervisors Office at 115 East 900 North, Richfield, Utah, and will be accepted until close of business April 15, 1985. Both male and female will be selected by random drawing after the closing date. Ethnic minorities and women are encouraged to apply. Compare our tillage tools, cutting parts & roller chain, too! SAFEMARK TILLAGE TOOLS PLOWSHARES State Parks must be protected The Utah Air Conservation Committee to the Department of Health will hold public hearings on proposed state regulations to protect visibility in the states national parks. Federal law requires visibility to be protected from visible air pollution. The proposed regulations will establish requirements to be administered by the Bureau of Air Quality to control air pollution. If the State of Utah does not present its proposed regulations to the EPA by May 6, the Federal Government will assume jurisdiction under federal regulations. Hearings will be held locally March 27, at 7 p.m. in the Court Room of the Sevier County Courthouse, in Richfield. All persons having an interest in the hearings are invited to appear and present their views. Those wishing to make oral presentations should notify the Secretary in Writing by March 22, at P.O. Box 45500, SLC, UT In some cases, prices may be lower than shown VFEMARK ROLLER CHAIN jxes of 10 feei plus 2 :e Price Size $ 13 00 20-5- 1600 20-6- 23 00 29 00 19 00 HD. Mickle Mickle 60 Double 100 120 160 HD. 1300 ster, Oft, and Roller Links available 20-4- 19.00 18.00 47.00 60.00 96.00 175.00 10.00 Trio Tire 84145-050- Proposed regulations are available at Central District Health Dept., 201 East 500 North, Richfield. master links) Price SArCJtfARK t Aurora - Devon Bullard 529-719- 3 |