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Show MilM County fnftut, ftilmon, Uk Friday, December 26, S46II 1 980 Page 10 g? COMPLETES ' CMI2D3T WORK PROCEEDS ON UNCOMPLETED SECTION OF 5 1- By Luella Edwards -1 Additional work on the uncompleted section of Interstate 15 between Scipio and Nephi has been shcedulcd by the Utah Department of Transportation bid opening was held today in the State Office Building on a contract the segment from the Sevier River to Mills Junction in Juab County, a total of 7.4 miles. W.W. Clyde and Company of Spring-villUtah submitted the apparent low bid of $22,085,060 to do the work. The Offical engineer's estimate was A e, $.11,253,400. left to complete The 41 miles of between Scipio and North Nephi has been divided into four separate projects from the Sevier River northerly to Mills Junction. Six miles of the interstate will be completely constructed, including a layer of concrete surfacing. That section, from the Sevier River to just south of Chicken Creek Reservoir, will generally follow the existing An additional highway alignment. mile of grading will be done on a new alignment from that point northerly to Mills Junction. All the grading and drainage work for the Mills Junction Interchange will be done on this con- ten-inc- A Mountain View Real Estate Inc. 3 tract in order to allow time for ground settlement before the bridges for the interchange are constructed on a later Con at ' This contract also includes the con- struction of prestressed concrete beam structures at the Sevier River and at the Yuba State Park interchange. Motorists can expect moderate to major traffic interference once work begins on this project this spring. However, the contractor is required to safely maintain traffic through the project area. The southbound lanes of the interstate will be constructed first, while the existing highway is obliterated and the northbound lanes are constructed. The 375 working day contract is expected to be completed by the fall of 1983. The other three project areas in this section of interstate section from include a twelve-mile- s Scipio to the Sevier River, a seventeen- mile section from Mills Junction to south Nephi, and a six mile section from South Nephi to North Nephi, which is currently under contract for grading and drainage work. Additional contracts for the completion of these individual projects will proceed when funding becomes available. acres subdividable Rolling & Hills. Power. Culinary Water Ideal by. close Residential ment Type Develop- Property U J Commercial property at 6th North and 50 East Seller financed 1 income property Diesel, Auto, and Farm Repair Equipment Shop on approx 1.87 in acres Fillmore Excellent 2 producing 2 2 TERMS ARE GREAT. K Commercial B 71.39 2 Acres on the Corner of the NW Fillmore Reasonably priced Seiler financed. 129 Grazing permits with 30 extra permits on the "s'oJttT Fork Forest Service. Stock available. watering Qualified buyers only. lot Building 110 ft. front by 165 share water $ 2 20 Acres on Flowell Road Good Investment J Property i Fillmore East Hills. Luxurious 4 bedroom J home. 3 baths, 2 Tennis jj fireplaces. B Court under Located construction. J on approx 1 acres. of Good view mountains and vat'ey. J jj ipecimriu of tht gnarled British Some Jackpot, j j 8. IN THIS TIME OF $ INTEREST HIGH THIS $ RATES. 2 PROPERTY HAS VERY jj FLEXIBLE FINANCING 5 t 8 In Fillmore, hascmcnl home. eo) Haml Main St. loculion. Has rlre. hrat, well insulated, fulls carpeted. Ihone: 12 Ilf 2xnk12-2- 2 bilrm to all i 1 Laura Edwards of Orem, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin of Heber, Beckstrand Utah and their three children Douglas, Karin and Karlene are visiting at the home of Mervins mother, Mrs. Eva Beck- strand. dinner On Sunday guests at the home of Harold and NaDean BeckMervin, were strand his wife and family, Mrs. Eva Beckstrand, - 9 2 For Sale: 75 Chevy Vz ton Pickup, 4'x4. 350 engine, transmission. automatic 743-540- 4xpk12-2- 6 r' 6 SERVICES OFFERED Free puppies in time for Christmas. Small Queensmother land Heelers, purebred, superior cow-do795-225- Ft RMfl Rh IPHOI.STFRIV; r re 2xpk12-2- 8 6 & I'rlisiT.t CONTACT: Gordon Twilchell 640 So. Canyon Dr. Springtillr, t tali pick-u- p Phone:489-717- 5 lovir L REWARD To whoever can make the red Rupp minibike that from my disappeared farm in Flowell reappear, no questions asked. Call or 6911, Jay Ro743-690- 4 gers 2xpk1-- 2 Steamed Carrot Pudding '? cup butter or margarine cup sugar 2 eggs, beaten 1 cup grated carrots 1 cup chopped nuts 1 cup grated apple V2 cup raisins Vr cup milk (may be needed) 1 cup flour 1 tsp. soda 1 tsp. cinnamon 1 tsp. nutmeg Vi tsp. cloves 1 Vi cups bread crumbs 34 Cream together butter and sugar. Add eggs, beat until light and fluffy. Stir in carrots, nuts, fruits, then stir in sifted dry ingredients and bread crumbs until blended. Put into greased IVi qt. mold. Cover and steam for 3 hours. (This may be steamed by using pressure saucepan.) Place hot water in saucepan to j full. Place pudding on rack, with the vent open, allowing steam to flow for 20 minutes. Reduce heat ater steam is flowing freely. Close vent and bring to 15 pounds pressure tor 40 minutes. Remove from heat and allow to cool before opening saucepan. Serve with Spicy Sauce or a favorite of your own. Spicy Sauce V cup sugar V tsp. cinnamon V V tsp. salt tsp. nutmeg 1 T. 1 cornstarch cup boiling water 3 T. butter IT. vanilla Combine all ingredients except butter and vanilla, and stir until thick and clear. Add butter and vanilla and serve hot over pudding. 2-- See us for your Machine Work, Welding, and Metal Fabrication needs & Starleys Machine, Welding p 0. Boi 1076 Phont Supply Fillmoie. Utah 84631 340 N. 400 West Shop -- Hom t7 Phon MOO li In Fillmore every other Thursday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eya Exams Contact Lansas Qlassas Phona 743-570- 0 for appolntmant The Sign oE -- Dependability Available through government agency. Many sell for under $200. Call Ext. 1901 for your (602) on to how directory purchase. 941-801- COMMERCIAL 4, CALL TODAY 743-686- 0 Frampton Distributing Your American Oil Distributor For Fast, "Same Day Service (ft Low Prices Mobile Legal Office of Day & Barney a Salt Lake Law Firm Mill makr its mnnlhh tour of southwrM Utah and will hr parkrd in Fillmorr near Ihr Cl IS It A 1 1, for -- Thursday, January 22, 1 981 8 a.m. to Noon to walk In and v isit us whilr we are in Fillmorr or rail our Salt I akr office for sn appointment in our town., Irrl frrr STROUT REALTY DAY & BARNEY 615 N. Main, Fillmore FILLMORE 10. AFFORDABLE LEGAL SERVICES yourconvrnimre: PROPERTY Downtown, excellent location, 40,000 sq. ft. with refrigeration room, Vj acre. $48,000 15 years at 12' i interest. MEADOW: two parcels 2 miles from Dry Creek Canyon, undeveloped. $2,000 per acre, 5 down Owher will finance at FARM WEST OF KANOSH: 260 acres, 2 wells with 8 sec tt. of water, gateq pipe 160 acres of hay and qram, rest in pasture. Water transferable $850acre. 29 down, owner will tmance remainder at 10. Call today for details. ZION NATIONAL PARK: 1640 acres. 2 Cabins, 5 Spnngs, 100 acres Ponderosa, 400 acres excellent Pasture Excellent view into Zions. Financing available $2,0G0acre. FILLMORE: 32 acres on south freeway ramp zoned commercial. EAST OF FILLMORE: 20 acres Undeveloped Land Excellent Cabin Sites. Will sell in 10 acre parcels. Will finance - 25 down, $550acre. g OPTOMETRIST 4 Fillmore Office 197 No. Main H)K RFM: JEEPS CARS TRUCKS Oil Dr. Walter G. Paterson ? 743-585- - pick B 40 Acre Farm Locafec z Mile NW of Kanosh PIE Nev. in northeastern Nevada is done for until spring. Gemstones, glued to the ground by frost, can t be picked up with a per minute on wells Seller Financed Easy Terms CIcll Edwards Oil oak in England date back a thousand years. capacity t 2 74J 6897 Furnace for Shares Corr Creek Water Seliei Financed 4xnk1-- Coleman canoe, complete sel of Spaulding golf clubs, and 1000 bushel metal granary Call 3xnk1-- XE gallon f or 743-534- 743-662- with an 1800 14 1. Call Bountiful, Lehi. For Salr. or Trade: Two 6 month old lambs, a 13 ft. quadruplex transmission, 18 fool Fruehaul steel bed, 20 ton hoist, 318 Detroit motor with 2600 hours Call or see Mike Hare, P.O. Box 128, Fillmore, We notu have color TV S Record selection 300 Acres Sprinkled y Alfalfa Plus 160 Acres Pasture 269 with Jan. RADIO SHACK No answer is also an German Proverb answer.' Pete Brunson Springs area Ideal Cabin setting irrigation For Rent: 2 bedroom home in Holden, available XT in appropiated 743-686- lis 5 5 743-979- 5 For Sale: 1966 Mack truck sleeper cab, C.O.E. ten wheeler, 5 and 4 w 743-580- ts is 743-685- RAYS Reasonably Acres Me-Qua- 743-689- 5. spit-shinin- g 2200 Sq Ft. home in Leamington on approx. Acre Lot 4 Bdrms 2 baths. $58,000 00 Cash Mountain 10 Acre 20 Qf California, formerly of Fillmore, are proud to ann0unce the arrival of a new little granddaughter. The parents are Jim and Ronda (Hone) of Carmichael, The California. have another little daughter, Jamie. The baby will be chrisHer 1974. tened Laura Kat. are Merrill and Myrl Hone of Fillmore and Mr. and Mrs. McQuade of Salt A Thanks Lake City. 2 bedroom all electric For Sale: GE Elec. Range, Apartment tor rent, no dbl. oven, 2 storage drawers, 40", exc. cond., pets, furnished. Call 1 $300. Changing to gas and want to sell. 101 7ind For Rent: Furnished kit- chenelte Apt. Weekly For Sale: Oil Furnace, irates. No pets. El Rancho 8500 BTU, Excellent con40 Ph. W. Center. Motel, dition, $400 or best offer. ask for Steve. Safety Council Warns of Christmas Traffic Toll Cale Submarine for the creative person. Easy Terms. jj Parcels priced Jonc five-wee- k S FOR RENT 10-1- Ideal j Meadow. We send Merry Christmas wishes and a happy, healthy new year to them. and Mrs Ronald safeiy-vented- Interchange $ 2 Mr. Don Kidman of South America has been visiting at the home of fds son and daughter- Lynn and Elida K)dman Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Edwards visited a few days this past week with his mother, Mrs. Laura Edwards, in Orem and at the home of their son Monte in Salem, Utah. We are happy to hear that our little snowbird, Lottie Mrs. Robison, has returned home from Tucson, Arizona, where she has been living with her daughter, Mrs. Spencer and her family. Students returning hn,e to spend the days with their families are Miss Lenore Hosman returning from BYU to be with her family, the Miss Lew Hosmans; Gina Hall, returning from Dixie College to be with her family, the Gordon Halls; Kay Stott, from BYU, with his family, the Joe Stotts, Mario Utah from Peterson Trade Tech is with his mother, Mrs. Mary Ella Peterson, and brothers; Miss Robyn Carling is here from Logan and with her family, the DeLyle Carlings, and Richard Beckstrand is with his the Harold parents. Beckstrands, from USU in Logan. We are happy to hear that Mrs. Velma Stott and Mr. Keith McArthur are well enough to leave the hospital. Velma is convalescing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Nadine Day in Ogden, and Mr. McArthur is at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Laurel Stott in December 15 (FHTNC) Coast Guard Machinery 2nd Gass Technician Joseph L. Price, son of Nora Price of Kanosh, Utah, has completed the Maritime Law Enforcement School. During the course conducted at the Guard Reserve Coast Trainino Center, York- v he received varuMis in instruction en,orce' asPects menL Criminal, narcotics constitutional fisheries, and international law and weapons handling were studied. A 1971 graduate of Millard High School, Fillmore, Utah he joined the Coast Guard on March The Family of Millie Callister wish to express for NO MORE SPIT their appreciation the numerous acts of SHINING? love and kindness extended to their mother During the past 200 and grandmother years soldiers have spent g throughout her life, but 9,478,542 hours the combat boots, accordpast particularly years while she was living ing to the U.S. Army at the Fillmore Extended Trivia Research Agency. Care Unit. Some people have masWe gratefully acknow- tered the art and can ledge the gifts of food, bring a pair of jump boots flowers, and compassionto a glossy shine in 20 ate service rendered at minutes. Of course, these her passing. Our thanks individuals have a tenMike Underwood, Robert Beckstrand, his can best be expressed dency to spend another 20 to Mark Lovell, wife and three chil- by asking for Our Heavenminutes gazing at fheir Fathers ly blessings reflection in the toe. For dren. Jay Warnick, and fifth places were award- 'f crtOn Sunday our Primary to be with you always. the process reFirst place winners in cd to Dave Henrie, Mike Leland, Edith, Rulon, others, children gave a beauof patience, hours their class in the des- - Thomas, and Jim Stan- Merlene, and Grant quires tiful Christmas program elbow and countgrease, ert were Thayne Henrie, worth. the and It Callister, School. in Sunday cotton balls. less Blair Doug said direction The announcer Cropper. was under the grandchildren. By 1986, soldiers may S Smith, Ron Baker, and he of the Primary presihoped the tables be Jason Thomas. wearing boots that Star-ledidn't collapse from all dency, Mrs. Sharia no polishing need an g Second place winners of those awards, and counselor LICENSE PLATES her leain the desert in their earthbrown" rough are We want to teachers. SCHEDULE ther boot resembling a class were Pat Stanworth, 0n top and on the way thank them for the labor & Thursdays Mondays Mike Stanworth, Brandon This area can be proud. good pair of hiking boots. of love they gave to the Fillmore In fact, the sole of this all to Congratulations 2 & young children all year. Third place win- - racers and thanks for the jj Henrie. boot of the future" was in our The program Wednesdays t ners were Sam Taylor support from all of you. designed in Italy and has Sacrament meeting Delta been used by mountain was given by the bish2 & for about 40 climbers opric. except Holidays years. Bishop DeLyle BeckThe boots are designed strand represented the for wear with the new high council and was a speaker. The choir then CARRYING DYNAMITE camouflage uniform, and the rough surface serves a presented a Christmas INTHETRUNK story and music. Mrs. purpose. The black shiny of today's combat surface Betty Labrum was the it? How do Wouldn't i narrator and Mrs. Norma boot can be detected by about that gas can. the J Gagon directed the choir. surveillance The National Safety Council one claiming to be electronic f niates that between 650 and 750 Happy birthday wishes equipment. :j persons Christmas holiday motorists are en- - are sent to Tricia Carrying a Future soldiers may mav lsc c'r 'ves and another 28,000 Lisa by the Council to observe son Beckstrand gallon of gas in the truck never have black to suffer h(.JAp polish 35,000 5 of a car is as dangerous as persons may disabling driving tips: under their fingernails injuries in traffic accidents this Christ 14 of sticks Stay alert. Watch the driver ahead. dynamite. Do and the art of mas holiday weekend. it only in an emergency. Keep your eye on their turn signals, well be lost. The Christmas holiday begins at brake may lights, and movements within or 6:00 p.m., Wednesday, December 24 between lanes. jjj $ and extends through 12:00 midnight, Look beyond the drivers ahead to versary to Mr and 4rs. 2 Sunday, December 28. 1980. watch for emergencies that may force Nolan Bennet (Della) U year' d.u8 5,m,lar four you to act quickly and thereby threaten 2 daX holiday period, the Counci report-c- d your safety. that 693 persons were killed and . Stay back, particularly in bad wea- 30'500 Pc, s?ns wefe seriously injured ,her or on slippery roads. 8 PEACE in motor vehicle accidents. Start stopping sooner; apply brakes If there is rightAUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Council studies show that reduced the instant you see a hazard developing, in the heart... eousness national speed limit and availability National a Safety Counicil, jhe there will be beauty in restraints are two factors volun-tha- t r of occupant nongovernmental is if there character., g rank as the most vital Repair Exchange Oierhaul tary public service organization, has beauty in character... more trained than million eleven drivers thcre will be harmony prarc?' 12,000 lives could be saved jn the Councils and more than 1,500 jn the home. ..if there is Phone For Estimate each year if all drivers and passengers driver training agencies all over the harmony in the home... 743-624- 1 fastened their safety belts at the start . .here will be order in v " Fillmore the nation. ..if the there order in the nation... 'there will be Peace in the World." Merry Christmas and happy new year to all. 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