Show Page 12 - Millard County USPS Thurs Dec 22 1988 Seat belts help protect unborn Wearing lap and shoulder belts can protect both the expectant mother and her unborn child according to Jean Hatch March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation Southern Utah Division director Citing a recent study by the National Transportation and Safety Board Hatch explained “In the accidents studied involving pregnant women nearly everyone who used lap and shoulder belts properly survived the crashes and the babies were delivered One year after delivery the children showed no appearance of impairment due to crash trauma In the only case of fetal death a lateral collision crushed the mother’s side of the car causing fatal head juries for the unborn baby “While wearing lap and shoulder belts don’t guarantee 100 percent safety for the fetus this study shows that it can be a great deterrant” Hatch said For greatest effectiveness the belt should be properly routed over the shoulders and the lap belt under the mother’s abdomen according to Hatch The March of Dimes is committed to the outcome of pregnancy improving for both the mother and child Proper safety steps as well as good prenatal care including regulai checkups can help insure success For more information about the prevention of birth defects call the March of Dimes office at SUTHERLAND Dora Rose Ph: On Dec 4 the first grandson of Gus and Nancy Fowles a daughter of Sandy and Chad Kinsman was blessed in the Sutherland First Ward She was given the name of Cynthia Leigh Kinsman and w as blessed by her grandfather Gus Fowles Dinner was served to family and friends at the Fowles’ home Rick and Shelley were home from school at UVCC for the occasion David and Jeneal Young and children spent Thanksgiving with folks Eugene and Nayon Young also Bruce and Halley Hersh and girls from ID were here Wayne and Barbara Spencer and family spent Sat evening at the home of their sister at Lake Shore They returned the same night to Dean and Alison Congratulations Wood for their new little son who came to them last week The little one has been hospitalized since birth but is improving how Get 'well soon The Sutherland Second Ward Choir a Cantata presented “Night of Miracles” on Sunday It was conducted by Choral Clerk with Nancy Bennett at the piano and Kathy Smith at the organ Soloists were Wayne Spencer Baritone Nan Bunker Sporano Dean Wood Narration Tenor was by Myrlene Turner The choir consisted of 31 members President and Mrs Michael Rose and family made a trip to Spnngville where their daughter Julie participated in the swim meet They went to Provo to visit with daughter Debbie and Lewis Reece and little son Caleb Life is a sort of a series of “ups and downs” It seems that the hurried up life sort of over burdened with various some debts things unobligations done things to do worried and problems and sometimes it seems with sorrow We wonder how we can be everywhere we ought to be and do all the things we ought to be Sometimes we feel that we are not completing anything and we are not in control of anything We reshuffle problems and Mountains seem to be obligations unscalable but they can be climbed and the way to begin is take the first upward step From that moment the mountains are less high The slopes that seem so steep from a distance seem to level off as we near them Anv task in life is easier if we approach it with the If we attitude if we keep going-tworry and doubt will soon lift and begin to lighten W e can’t do everything always but we can do something now and doing something will help lift the weight and lessen the worry At this time would like to wish all of the employees at the Chronicle a very happy Christmas and a healths prosperous New Year OAK CITY Eda Christensen Ph: Austin and Meredith Lovell went to Calif to visit their daughter Lori and her family Rob and Doreen Kelsey have a new baby boy born Dec 8 1988 m the from Payson hospital Grandparents Oak City are Alden and Erma Nielson Yogi and Eloise Evans and family went to Salt Lake and stayed with Alan and Mae Urie to see the new Une baby blessed Bruce and Venice Visiting wnth Frances Vent Lovell is her mother from Calif I appreciate everyone that does call in their news I do wish more of you would call me when you do anything hat is newsworthy so we could have a better column If you come to Oak City to visit give me a call My number is I Corey Turner Melville Clarence Nielson Clarence Nielson Nielson Clarence age 99 died December 15 1988 at Delta Utah He was born April 27 1889 at Oak Peter and a son Niels Utah of City Florence Virginia Dutson Nielson He married on Dainy Dora Sheriff January 18 1911 at Oak City Utah later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple They celebrated their 76th wedding anniversary January 11 1987 Dainy died November 24 1987 at the age of 96 His father died when Clarence was years old He helped his mother provide for a family of eight by raising fruit and vegetables and peddling them in Deseret and Oasis He attended the Oak City School graduating from the 8th grade which was considered a good education at that time When he was 17 yean old he carried the mail between Leamington and Oak City He lived all of his life in Oak City except for 4 years when he had the contract to haul the mail between Delta and Kanosh At that time they lived in Delta Clarence was a cattle rancher Riding the range was the joy of his life His hobby was building fences He fenced several hundred acres and was still building and repairing fences when he was 90 years of age He lived to dance He enjoyed dancing with his daughters and granddaughters He never missed a dance in 74 years He became ill in October 1987 and stayed at home until March when he moved to the West Millard Care Center He was treated royally there and celebrated his 99th birthday while a resident Clarence was an active member of the LDS Church serving in various callings He is survived by sons and Wayne Fern Fred and daughters Monte all of Oak City Mrs Ralph Crafts Mrs (Blanche) Hinckley Maiben (Enid) Jacobson Leeds UT Mrs Elvon (Phyllis) Anderson Monroe LA Mrs Gordon (Thelma) Mrs Howes UT Burke Roy (Dorothy) Giles Fresno CA 45 grandchildren 118 great grandchildren and 14 great great grandchildren sister Zella N Lovell Oak City He was preceded in death by a daughter Mildred Funeral services were held Tuesday December 20 1988 at 11 am in the Oak City Ward with John Kapler conducting Family prayer was by son Monte Nielson Dutson provided prelude and postlude music Invocation was by Val Nielson The choir sang “We Are grandson and “Come Unto Me” Sowing” Granddaughters sang “Whispering Hope” accompanied by Jewel Miksel Dorothy Giles daughter gave a life Finlinson Fred history Lyman Nielson Dean Anderson and Reece Finlinson sang “Silver Haired Daddy” accompanied by ElDonna Anderson Bruce Lovell spoke Afton Dutson played an organ medley Bishop Howard Dutson gave remarks Benediction was by Burke Giles Ralph Crafts dedicated the grave Interment was m the Oak City Cemetery Pallbearers were grandsons Winston Nielson Kyle Jacobson Roger Nielson Scott Howes Craig Nielson Sam Nielson Honorary pallbearers were grandsons Allen Giles Steve Nielson Gary Anderson Tyler Nielson Tim Crafts and Gaylen Nielson Corey Turner Melville age 22 died Dec 13 1988 near his residence of injuries sustained in an auto accident near his home He was born Sept 1966 in Fillmore to LaMarr F and Dixie Turner Melville He married Robbie Burton March 26 1983 in Wendover He was a purchasing agent at the Silver Smith Casino at the time of his death and a member of the Christian Fellowship Church He is survived by his wife and children Jessica Cory 5 Amanda Ruth 2 and Rachel Jean all of Wendover his grandfather Melvin Turner Fillmore great great grandmother Sylvia Jensen Fillmore brother Randal Reese and Chris both of Wendover Funeral services were held Thursday Dec 15 at pm in the Wendover LDS Ward Chapel Graveside services and burial took place Friday Dec 16 at am in the Fillmore Cemetery under the direction of Olpin Mortuary LeNora Damron Petty LeNora Damron Petty age 92 died December 14 1988 in Delta She was born March 21 1896 at Deseret Utah to George Alfred and Belle Erickson Damron She married Elmer H Petty March 24 1916 in Deseret Utah later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple Her early life was spent in Deseret and later in Delta She is survived by one son LaVell Las Vegas NV 4 grandchildren 6 9 great great great grandchildren one brother Arnold grandchildren Damron Deseret Funeral services were held Saturday December 17 1988 at 2 pm in the Delta 3rd Ward LDS Chapel with and Bishop Rex Day conducting reading the obituary Family prayer was by Kent Dunkley Lyla Rae Morris provided prelude and postlude music Invocation was by Bishop Dean Black Melba Jacobson sang “How Great Thou Art” accompanied by Ruth Talbot Eldon Eliason and Joseph Moody spoke Ruth Talbot and Morris Rae a and played piano Lyla organ duet Ina Rae Roper gave a tribute Norma Moody played a piano arrangement Benediction was by Waldo Black Ladd Gilbert dedicated the grave Interment was in the Delta Cemetery Pallbearers were Douglas Petty Scott Petty Mike Roger Wright Arnold Damron Gerald Brumley Damron Ladd Gilbert and Kent Dunkley Hazel W Harmon Hazel Ellen Wood Harmon age 89 died Dec 16 1988 at the residence of her son in Holden She was born July 5 1899 in Holden to William and Eliza Ann Stevens Wood She married Owen M Harmon Sept 19 1918 in the Manti LDS Temple He died Dec 12 1945 She was very active in the LDS Church having served in numerous ward and stake positions She was also active in civic affairs and had served as the Holden town treasurer up until her 80th birthday She was a member of the DUP She is survived by the following Holden Mrs children: Stanley O Bountiful Cloyde (Dale) Anderton Orson Christensen Mrs (Verl) brothers Flowell 27 grandchildren Clark Wood Levan Clyde Wood Holden and Dean Wood Salt Lake City She was preceded in death by a daughter Geniel Funeral services were held Monday Dec 19 at 12 noon in the Holden LDS Ward Chapel Burial was in the Holden Cemetery under the direction of Olpin Mortuary Charlotte Stevens Upper 10 Charlotte Stevens Upper died Dec 1988 in a Loma Linda Cal hospital She was born Aug 30 1913 in Holden Utah to John Alma Stevens Robins She and Annie Eugenia graduated from Millard High School and attended business school in Salt Lake City She served in the Armed Forces in England during WWII She was a member of the LDS Church She mariied Eugene Lewis Upper July 22 1947 He died April 9 1976 She is survived by one daughter and two sons Margene DeVeaux Wallace and Jerry Lewis 3 grandAlma children brothers Jay A and Reuben Holden and Dr Wallace R Salt Lake City She was preceded in death by parents and two brothers Perry Max and Evan B Funeral services were held Friday Dec 16 1988 at 11 am intheHoli en Ward Chapel Burial was in the Holden Cemetery Max Call Tompkinson Max Call Tompkinson 56 died Dec 13 1988 at home after a long battle with cancer He was bom June 5 1932 in Flowell to Melville and Nona Call Tompkinson He attended school in Fillmore and after graduation from the Millard High School in 1955 he left with the National Guard for combat duty in Korea After returning home he attended the Agricultural College in Cedar City He joined the US Air Force in 1953 and served with the special forces involved in classified technicians world wide He retired from the Air Force after 28 years of active duty He was employed by Otis Elevator Co as their design engineer and construction consultant on their horizontal rapid transit system He suffered a severe 1986 from dustrial accident in Jan which he never fully recovered He is survived by children Kenneth Conn New London Thayne and Brett New York Stewart Spokane WA Carla Aurora Tanya Denver 6 grandchildren brothers Roy and Don Howard Salt Lake both Fillmore ID He was City Fred Rockland preceded in death by a daughter a sister Remola and both Vickie Arthur Epps Arthur Epps 77 died Dec 13 1988 a Fillmore hospital He was born Sept 5 1911 in Kansas to Peter C and Elizabeth Epps He was a farmer and Veteran of WWII He is survived by a sister Martha Goertzen of Shafter CA Services and burial were in Shaftner Dec 16 1988 Funeral director was Fillmore Olpin Mortuary in Our parents Funeral services were held Friday Dec 6 in the Flowell LDS Chapel at pm Burial was in the Fillmore City Cemetery under the direction of the Olpin Mortuary nation's first national monument is Devil's T ower 865 feet high located in the Black Hills region of Wyoming It became a national monument in 1906 Boyd Angelo John Schena age 65 died December 19 1988 at his home He was born November 14 1923 at Eureka Utah to Angelo and Mary Manzoni Schena He married Beatrice Taylor May 27 1949 in Hinckley later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple He attended school in Mammoth and graduated from Tintic High School in Eureka He came to the AbrahamHinckley area in 1948 He served in the US Navy from February 1944 to September 1948 He was at Beach and South Pole Exploration He was a member of the American Legion for 35 years He was 135 and Post Commander of Post District Commander of District 6 He served on the Board of Directors of the Utah Wildlife Federation He was an active member of the LDS Church where he served as Elders Quorum President Stake High Counselor in the Delta Utah West Stake and was 1st counselor in the Hinckley First Ward at the time of his death He loved dancing and lived his life to the fullest He is survived by his wife of Hinckley sons and daughters Mrs Lynn Monroe UT (Bernadine) Julander Angelo and Sherry Schena Bastrop TX Ree and Helen Schena Delta UT John and Janice Schena Richfield UT Debbie Nightingale Delta UT Gino and Kami Schena Cedar City UT 17 grandchildren brothers and sisters Re Schena Los Angeles CA Neno and Shirley Schena Abraham UT Benny Schena Delta UT Mrs Daniel (Angelina) Atherley Lehi UT Mrs Ray (Car) Hoelzle Abraham UT many nieces and nephew s that all held a very special place in his heart He was preceded in death by his one sister daughter Margo parents and one granddaughter He had many very special friends Funeral services were held Wednesday December 21 1988 at 11 am in the Hinckley 1st Ward LDS Chapel with Bishop Dale Bliss conducting and reading the obituary Family prayer was by Donald Petersen Marlene Bliss provided prelude and postlude music Invocation was by John Schena son The choir sang “How Great Thou An” and “Abide With Me” accompanied by Ruth Talbot and Marlene Bliss Bishop Walter Manis spoke Bishop Dale Bliss sang “These Hands” accompanied by Marlene Bliss Jay Riding gave a tribute written by Bernadine a daughter Ken Talbot sang “Somewhere My Love” accompanied by Ruth Talbot Frank Baker gave the benediction Bishop Leonard Palmer dedicated the grave Interment was in the Hinckley Cemetery Pallbearers were Angelo B Schena Jeff G Schena John P Schena Gino T Schena Lynn Julander and Lawrence Schena were Neno Honorary pallbearers Schena Joe Hoelzle Benny Atherly Kim Taylor and Danny Atherly Russell Taylor Veterans program was under the American Legion Post 135 Edna Conk Torrens Edna Conk Torrens Edna Conk Torrens age 76 died at her home December 14 1988 1912 at She was born November Deseret Utah to Thomas Monroe and Zada Lavem Thompson Conk She Torrens married Robert James Sept 18 1934 in Fillmore Utah later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple Robert died July 19 1986 She lived in Deseret most of her life She was an active member of the LDS Church serving in various organizations She was a telephone operator for many years before her retirement She is survived by two sons and one Edward Mrs (Jolene) daughter Crafts Mr Robert Wm Torrens both Las Vegas NV Mr Douglas Eugene 13 grandAZ Tuscon Torrens children 10 great grandchildren Funeral services were held Saturday December 17 at 11 am in the Deseret Ward Chapel with Bishop Robert Allred conducting reading the obituary and giving remarks Family prayer was by Ronald E Crafts Joan Jensen provided the prelude and postlude music Invocation was by Kendall Dewsnup Mary Crafts sang “How Great Thou Art” accompanied by Ronald Crafts and Orin Allred Dallas Anderson spoke Ray Western sang “Oh My Father” Benediction was by Allan Dewsnup Douglas E Torrens dedicated the grave Interment was in the Deseret Cemetery Pallbearers were Ronald Crafts Dan R McDonald Richard Crafts Dallas Darin Torrens and Tony Anderson Anderson Beulah Murray Palmer Jorgensen Funeral services for Beulah Murray Palmer Jorgensen were held Friday Dec 9 1988 at am in the Fillmore 2nd LDS Ward Chapel Presiding was Bishop Roy Johnson N James Robinson conducted Bishop Family prayer was given by Henry S Crosland Catherine Nielsen provided prelude and postlude music Invocation was by E Bruce Haws Remarks were given by daughter Margo Warner and a vocal solo by daughter Ann Stevens “Families are Forever” accompanied Dawn Crosland by Vicki Haws daughter gave a tribute written by DeAnn Vicki J Haws Bailey daughter gave remarks Glenna Rose Jorgensen ) children Kristen Stacey Jami Nicole and Brittaney sang a song accompanied hy DiAnn Porter Benediction was by H Don Stevens Orrin V dedicated the Jorgensen grave Pallbearers were grandsons Dr Don M Stevens Roy F Jorgensen Roy A1 Shemkle Muranaka Dr Dee S Stevens Scott O Jorgensen Scot Griffin and Kelly Jack Jorgensen an LDS mis(honorary pallbearer) sionary serving in Peru Tjl y:yi NOTICE TO CREDITORS and ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPOINTMENT Gerald Johnson Gerald Johnson age 76 died Dec 1988 in the Fillmore hospital He was born March 14 1912 in Holden to William Richard and Emily He married Mvrl Kenney Johnson Nixon She died June 10 19"’3 He married Cnsula Kalpakis instrumental He was in organizing the Holden volunteer fire dept and served as it’s first Fire Chief He was also supervisor of the Millard County He was a Soil Conservation District member of the LDS Church He is survived by his wife of Holden children Mrs Thorp (Rachel) Robison Peterson of Geraldine of Fillmore Orem and Molly McBride of Salt Lake and 30 great City 18 grandchildren Glen brother Johnson grandchildren Yuma AZ He was preceded m death by two daughters Kaye Jackson and Mary Harris were held Graveside services Wednesday Dec Mat 11am m the Holden Cemetery under the direction of Olpin Monuary Boyd Angelo John Schena 10 4 aJ To all our friends best wishes for the holidays — may your joy in the season be complete! CRYSTAL PEAK MINERALS Probait No 2654 Estate of Nelson Spicer Bassett deceased Dorothy S Bassett whose address is Rt Box 1240 Delta Utah 84624 has been appointed Personal Representative of the Estate of the decedent Creditors of the Estate are hereby notified to present their claims to the undersigned or to the Clerk of the Court withing three (3) months after the date of the first publication of this Notice or be forever barred DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION December 15 1988 DATED this 7th dav of December AD NOTICE TO CREDITORS and ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPOINTMENT Probate No 2652 Estate of Lenoir H McCall deceased JUDY M WATTS and RALPH MCCALL of 4014 South 3600 West West 'alley City Utah 84119 have been appointed of the Representatives Estate of the decedent Creditors of the Estate are hereby notified to present their claims to the undersigned or to the Clerk of the Court within three (3) months after the date of the first publication of this Notice or be forever barred DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION December 15 DATED 1988 this 7th dav of December 's 1988 Dorothy S Bassetl Personal Representative THORPE ADD1NGHAM WADDINGHAM A PETERSON Attorneys for Personal Representative P O Box 430 Delta Utah Published 1988 84624 in the Millard Coumy December 15 22 29 A D 1988 ' Judy M Watts Representative Ralph McCall Repreventative WARREN H PETERSON ADDINCHAM A PETERSON for Attorneys Representatives P O Box 430 Delta Utah 84624 Published m the Millard County Chronicle s Dec 15 22 A 29 1988 |