Show Page 10 Millard County LSPS 349520 Thun Sept 4 1956 Fillmore and parts of their family members Health problems kept Merle Hurd and Harold Whitaker from joining the 75 family members on this special occasion Each enjoying the fine and delicious luncheon progtam visiting Olive Whitaker Ahlstrom and daughter Betty spent Sunday Aug 31 in Kanosh at the home of Maria Whitaker Guest speakers at the Lamanite Branch on Sunday Aug 31 were Ann and Doug Nielsen and three of their five children With Doug announcing the program Spencer was the fust speaker followed by Anna then Martha The family then sang “Families Can be rorever" Ann was the next followed by her husband speaker who was the concluding Doug speaker Nora Price was the organist were Each did a fine job in attendance to enjoy this program Guest speakers at the Kanosh Ward 31 Lee and were Marion on Aug Madsen and son Troy who spent their in Kanosh summer They each delivered fine talks Robert Brunson was also given a few minutes to make which repotted his an announcement recent mission call He will be entering the MTC in Provo on Oct 8 before leaving for his mission labors in Seattle WA His farewell testimonial will be held at the Kanosh Sac meeting on KANOSH Dathel Whitaker Fh ula George was happy to have her Mary Warren of Havasu City AZ as an overnight guest recently Mary was on her way to visit her two sons in Ogden where she spent 2 weeks On her return trip she again staved overnight with Lula Being concerned parents Bob and Jean Phillips made a trip to Myrtle OR to visit their daughter Point eniham and husband Larry Rosalee after receiving word that the Lcnihams had lost their drug store b fire Within a week or two they leased another building a few blocks from the other diug store and were back in business with plans to build a new again building Bob’s and Jean’s son Roger fiom Pocatello ID was also visiting the l emhams Metta George Rcvean Newby Pam Willie Call Joyce Minton dcGraffcnricd and I inda Sith enjoyed the days they spent at Lducation Week on BYU Campus immensely Nonna Paxton enjoyed a special neat while in Sale ake City recently She attended a baby shower for her gieat great granddaughter Randic ynn Robins Hosting the baby shower were great grandmother Colleen Paxton and Wilkinson Sharlene grandmother Proud mother is Lori Robins The following MHS 1986 graduates will be missed from among us as they begin to leave their nests to enroll in has Fmmy deGraffenried colleges already left for Ricks College in Idaho who recently Charlie Her brother returned from a mission accompanied mmy and is also enrolled at Ricks Danene Pei kins is at BYU In the latter part of Sept Sherri Whitaker will be leaving for I DS Business College in Salt ake City Dcanne Perkins will be going to SUSC in Cedar C'ity and Kyle Stott will be on his way to Snow College in I phraim in Sept also so these live youths will be pretty well scattered The best to each of them Guests at the home of Revean and Ward Newby have been their friends Max and Marge Jensen of Salt Lake City and Bishop Rex Roberts and wife Pal from Diamond Valley Nevada A guest of Nina Black during the abor Day weekend was her lla (Black) Turner of Provo Utah Otheis visiting family and friends in Kanosh have been Spencer and Venna Black also of Provo They have enjoyed the cool of Adelaide Park where they have had their camper parked Joe and Minnie Whitaker descendants gathered at the Fillmore Wild il'e Park on Sat Aug 30 where they held their annual family reunion which was in charge of Georgia and Merlin Stevens this year Those in attendance were Matia Whitaker of Kanosh Joe Don and Whitaker and Olive Ahlstrom SIC Thressa Whatcott Orem and Piovo Laura Tishchner Geoigia Stevens and husband Merlin of 28 03 IN MEMOIHAM Ray Ray LYNNDYL LEAMINGTON Connie Best Ph: Grayson Chetyl and Gloria Roper recently took a vacation up to the Expo 86 in Canada They took Jackie Jennifer and Jayson Webb along with them in their camper On the way up they stopped in Montpelier Idaho and attended the mission report of Kevin Tolbert son of Keith and Paulene Tolbert That evening they traveled on to Burley Idaho and stayed with their son David Roper and family They stayed 3 days at the fair and then visited in Tacoma Wash with Ivan and Jean Andrus former Deltans Then on down the coast they traveled stopping to stay with Mrs Ray Murdock of Eugene OR After a splash in the ocean viewing the sea lion caves and the redwood forests they had to come home but only because school was starting It was a fun trip This past weekend Jackie and kids Cynthia and Dennis Cook and kids Mike and Rosie Peterson Paul and Tricia and kids all visited the Ropers and celebrated Leamarado Day Next weekend Grayson and Cheryl will be in Sandy where they will attend the blessing of Jeralyn new daughter of Cynthia and Dennis Cook and attend another family gathering ran Lovell Lovell Ray “I ” Lovell age 68 died August 29 1986 at his home in Oak City He was born August 27 1918 at Oak City to Milton Brigham and Myrtle Trisby Lovell He married Ora Sina Peterson at Fillmore on November 24 1937 She died September 6 1952 He married Rosamay Webb May II 1954 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple He attended schools in Oak City and Delta He served in the Phillipines Japan and New Guinea during WWII He received the Purple Heart for shrapnel injury He worked on the Ranch Union Pacific McIntyre Railroad Oasis Seed Plant and Millard County Road Department Ray was an active member of the LDS Church He is survived by his wife of Oak sons and daughters Mrs City Winston (Mary Jean) Nielson Richard 1986 Sept A large crowd from Kanosh attended the mssionary farewell in honor of Elder Jeff Christensen who will be serat Connecticut ving his mission Hartford why ”F" “F” Lovell Edward Lovell Mrs Steven (Rosalie) Nielson Mrs Dale (Margie) C'houles all Oak City Bonnie Rae I ovcll Salt Lake City Mrs Kevin G Delta 29 grand(Myrtle) Gardner children and 7 great grandchildren brothers and sisters Max M Lovell Riverton Mrs Alfred J (Marie) Lake Del’a Mrs Deon (Lavean) Gillen Oasi Clead F Lovell and Mrs Don both Salt Lake (Afton) Pettegrew City Funeral services were held Tuesday 2 1986 at II am in the September Oak City LDS Chapel Family prayer was by Edward W Lovell son with and prelude postlude music by Eldon-nAnderson Bishop Austin N Lovell conducted and Deon J Gillen gave the invocation “When He Comes Again" and “Families Are Forever” were sung by the grandchildren and accompanied by Afton Dutson Afton Pettegrew sister gave a life history and Afton Dutson played an organ medley or favorite songs Richard Lovell son spoke and cousin leah Towers played an accordian selection Bishop Bruce R Lovell spoke and Alfred J Lake gave the benediction Dedication of the grave was by Clead F Lovell brother Interment was in the Oak City Cemetery with military rites by the Veterans of I oreign Wars Pallbearers were Winston C Nielson Steven Nielson Richard F Lovell Dale W Choules Edward W Lovell Kevin G Gardner Dahl R Powell Shane L Nielson and Russell W Nielson Honorary pallbearers were Max M Lovell Deon J Gillen Clead F Lovell Don E Pettegrew and Alfred J Lake Mildred Baldwin Snyder Mildred Baldwin Snyder age 76 died Aug 27 1986 in the Fillmore Hospital She was born Nov 8 1909 in Vernal Utah to Mr and Mrs George McCarrol She married Earl Baldwin Nov II 1926 in Ely Nevada He died She married Lee March 13 1968 Snyder Salt Lake City He died She was a member of the LDS Church She is survived by the following children Mrs Roth (Louella) Jackson of Fillmore Mrs Albert (Mary Louise) Taylor Wendover UT Mrs Bob (La Lani) Nygard Blackfoot ID Dorothy Job Anaconda MT Mrs Jay (Leona) Balbic St Regis MT Earl O’Dell Baldwin and Edward Curtis Baldwin Caldwell ID Raymond Baldwin PA 35 grandchildren 32 great grandchildren and a sister Dixie Maxlam Reno NV Graveside services were held Friday August 29 at pm at the Fillmore Cemeter under the direction of Olpin Mortuary Your Right to Know Accepting applications Millard School District will plications for a driver to deliver Applications can be delivered or mailed District the Millard School Office 160 Main PO Box 666 Delia Utah Published in the Millard County Progress Scpiember 4 1986 will no longer be responsible for debts incurred by Murilla Anderson afier September 3 1986 Roger Anderson Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress September 4 1986 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE YOUR LIFE The following IS PLANTING 4' v vYv o" T 1946 Compare WL312 against any other available variety You’ll find that nothing stacks up to WL312 for high yields top quality hay and solid Multiple Pest Resistance protection for longer stand life WL312 has outstanding bred-i- n resistance to Phytophthora Root Rot Bacterial Wilt Spotted Alfalfa Aphid Pea Aphid Anthracnose and tolerance to Stem Nematode MPR that assures you exceptional yields of top quality hay This superior alfalfa yields palatable protein-ric- h forage 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Service PO Don Black (208) against °' ’SLY incT GermainS diseases thru absorption by seedlings from within ' r89lsered Trdemrk of cIPr" damp-of- 5) SEEDS 743-651- 1 Area Salas Representatives: I Apron controls Protectin9 APRON® Plus Apron promotes better stand establishment seedling survival and enhances root nodulation See (801) PLUS Box 12447 Fresno Jeff Ravenstein described real propel ly will at public auction to the highesi bidThe sale will be held at the East trance Millard County Courthouse 60 Souih Main Fillmore Utah on October 2 1986 at 12:00 o’clock noon The purpose of the sale is the foreclosure of a Trust Deed executed by Glen Bunker and Vola Bunker as Trustors in favor of Valley Bank and Trust Company covering the real property located in Millard County Utah and mote particularly described as follows: PARCEL I: The South of the South of Section Township 20 South Range 19 West Salt Lake Base and Meridian EXCEPTING THEREFROM: A for ditches or canals constructed by the authority of the United States EXCEPTING THEREFROM: All of the oil and gas in the lands so patented and to it or persons authorized by it the for mine and to prospect right remove such deposits from the same with the conditions upon compliance and such subject to the provisions and limitations of the Act of July 17 1914 (38 Slat 509) EXCEPTING THEREFROM: A reservation made by the United Slates of America of all fussionable source of materials in accordance with the Act of August 1946 said United States of America having expressly given notice that the Patent which will issue on the above described real property when final proof is made on that certain Desert Entry application covering the aforesaid real property will contain a reservation of all sionable source of material in with the Act of August be sold der f WITH CELPRIL® Chroni- Notice LIFE CA 93777 (209) Del (801) f Thomas (509) Dave Schorzman (503) ol day County Courthouse in lillmoie Utah UTAH TIT1 E Ol Mil ARD OUNTY will sell at public auction to the as Trustee bidder for cash in law till moncs highest of the United Slates all payable at he lime of sale the following described ptopcriy mi uaicd in ihc County ol Millaid Slate ol Utah and described as lollows lustct ol Roger 1 bonus according to the Ollisial Records tiled in the ollwe ot ihe Millard County Recorder All ROM C1 PriNGTHI Rl stock Hails ditches canals grasel pits and grusol beds Said sale will he made without covenant 84624 YOUR 17th require approximately two hours each and Thursday to deliver the milk Applicant must provide own and be able to lift 33 pound cases ol in I'illmore centralized location West cle the On Wednesday ai the hour ol 10 00 am o’clock September of said day on the ft out slops ol lie Millaid up ai a to NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Milk will be picked It illmore in three schools nnlk WL312 ALFALFA! AVAILABLE accept milk to the will American Heart Association Hinckley Cemetery Pallbearers were brothers: Stanley N Bliss Max J Bliss Howard C Bliss Ferron L Bliss Theo (Bill) Bliss and Bliss George Public Notice Advertising Protects truck WFRE FIGHTING FOR Funeral services were held Friday am for Clark August 29 1986 at Leon (Tick) Bliss Family prayer was and by Fcrron Bliss with prelude postlude music by Mrs Marlene Bliss Bishop Walter Manis conducted and invocation “I Bliss gave the George Need Thee Every Hour" was sung by the Ward Choir and accompanied by Marlene Bliss Bishop Manley Abbott spoke and “These Hands” was sung by by Dale Bliss and accompanied Marlene Bliss Bishop Walter Manis gave remarks and the Ward Choir sang "Oh My rather” accompanied by Marlene Bliss Stanley N Bliss gave the benediction and the dedication of the grave was by Max J Bliss Interment was in the PUBLIC NOTICES Tuesday toouit Jlowingsmoke Clark Leon (Tick) Bliss (60 Stat PARCEL of the North 755) 2: The North of Section 14 title regarding or possession secuicd to satisfy the obligation and puisuant lo the powci of sale hs executed in the Trust Deed ROGER G THOMAS and ANITA V THOMAS husband and wile as Trustors BANK Ol' UTAH 1RST SI CUR1TY lo as Beneficiary National Association lecoidcd Match 6 1984 as Lntry No 51511 by in Book ol Olficial 180 at pages Records The balance owing as ol the date ol ihe recordation ol ihe Notice of Default on the obligation secured by said Trust Deed was penally and fees plus interest $42000 1986 Dated lilts 7th day ol August UTAH TITl I Ol Mil ARD COUNTY Nice President B Das Gary Published in the Millaid ( ounis 4 Progress 1986 August 28 & September 14 1946 755) Containing (60 Stat 32000 acres more or less TOGETHER WITH the right lo use underground water from two wells located on the for irrigation land said land 5400 of ot 306 acres as evidenced of Appropriation by Certificate 9857 Nos on file with the Stale and Engineer Together with all and singular Ihe tenements hereditaments rights rights of way easements privileges and appurtenances thereunto belong- ing or in anywise appertaining (all as pari of Ihe premises hereby conveyed) which shall be deemed clude but no to be limned (o lo (I) all mineral rights rents issues profits and damages royalties revenue benefits therefrom (2) all provements fixtures and equipment (whether or not annexed thereto) now or hereafter used in connection therewith (3) all water and water rights hereafter relating lo or used in connection with said properly together with all shares of slock evidencing any such water rights and all fixtures tion or pliances Township 20 South Rane 29 West Salt Lake Base and Meridian EXCEPTING THEREFROM: A for ditches or canals constructed by the authority of the United Slates EXCEPTING THEREFROM: All of the oil and gas in the lands so patented and to it or persons authorized by it the for to prospect right mine and remove such deposits from the same with the conditions upon compliance and such subject to the provisions and limitations of iheAct of July 1914 (38 Slat 509) EXCEPTING THEREFROM: A reservation made by the United Slates of America of all fussionable source of materials in accordance with the Act of August 1946 said United Slates of America having expressly giv nonce that the Patent which will issue on the real property when final proof is made on that certain Desert Entry application covering the aforesaid real property will contain a reservation of all sionable source of material in accordance with the Act of August t or warranty cumbrances and equipment for irriga- Household to be fixtures oftthe realty and a por- drainage are and a part tion of the deemed for security the debtedness herein mentioned purchase price is payable in lawful money of ihe United Slates at the time of The sale unless there is a prior written agreement wnh the Trustee The property is to be sold without any warranties of title possession or encumbrances For further information about the sale please contact the Trustee Valley Bank and Trust Company at 348 South Main Delta Utah 84624 attention Russell ilson telephone (801 or the attorney for the Trustee W Jeffery I illmore of Bielc Haslam & Hatch 50 W esl Broadway Fourth loor Sail Lake City Utah lelcphone (801) DATED this 19 day of August 1986 VALLEY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Trustee J M WORTHINGTON Senior Vice President Published in the Millard County C'hro Progress September 4 & J86 If a dog will not come to you after he his looked you in the face you ought lo go home and examine your conscience Woodrow Wilson I |