Show M Millard In Memorium Sherry Rea Stewart Erma Alberta Sproule Reynolds J Sherry Rea Stewart 56 died Thursday May 16 21)02 surrounded by her loving family and close fnends at her home in Delta Utah after an extended illness She was born January 12 1946 to Howard and llene McFarlane in Akron Colorado She grew up in a family with her younger sister Linda Sherry attended elementary school in Helper Utah and attended high school Erma was a member of The Church of Saints and a Jesus Christ of lifetime member of the Fraternal Order of the Eagles She enjoyed crochet plastic canvas and reading She especially loved her Bingo games and the WWF Wrestling Her children and grandchildren meant the world to her She was always teasing them and playing games She was well loved Utah Andrew L Linda (Phil) Young Orem Utah She was preceded in death by daughters Shelly and Teresa Tuttle Funeral services were held Monday May 20 in the Delta Sixth Ward Family prayer was given by Phil Young Prelude and postludc music was played by Terry Finlinson President Roger Killpack and Bishop Mile Mooney presided Bishop Robert Dekker conducted and spoke A friend Ellen Ruholl sang 77ie Urge for doing President Roger Killpack gave the invocation Sheriff Ed Phillips spoke A medley was sung by Dorothy Atkinson Roberta Dulson Misty Day and Ruth Talbot companied Josh Stewart son spoke Jan and James Pace friends sang Amazing dime Blanche Young close friend gave the benediction Dedication of grave was by Gary Hancock friend Interment was in the Orem City Cemetery Orem Utah next to her daughters under the direction of Nickle Mortuary Pallbearers were Steve Walker Kent JefT Whalcott Roger Young John Stewart Kimball and Rhelt Kimball were Josh Honorary Pallbearers Stewart Matt Stewart and Chad Stewart Sons Howard McFarlane Father Phil Robert Dekker Young Friend Jan Pace Friend and Millard County Sheriffs Office Christiansen Holden: Andrew L Christiansen 49 died May 15 2002 in a Bountiful l of complications resulting from a fall that left him paralyzed Andrew was bom in Salt Lake City on November 28 1952 to Lloyd and Orlenc Christiansen He lived his younger years in Bountiful until the family moved to Holden in 1967 lie graduated from Millard High School He served two years in the army at Fort Bliss TX as a Chaparral Mechanic He was a foreman at the Huntington Power Plant He owned and operated a gas station convenience store in Ogden But his most loved occupation was being an owner operator professional truck dnver covering all 48 states Andrew married Bonnie Niles in 1976 they latcrdivorced He is survived by his children Rochelle (Guillermo) Lazarcno Delta UT Tiffany (Tim)Saby Hebcr City UT MelAZ issa (Daniel) Stewart Prescott Valley Andrew Christiansen II Delta UT Alesha (Cody) Yates Delta UT Monica Christiansen Delta UT grandchildren Can Lazarcno & Connor Stew art mother Orlenc Christiansen Holden UT brothers Gary (Heidi) St George UT Bruce (JoAnn) Spring City UT David Centerville UT sisters Maria (Scott) Allan Salt Lake City UT Sharon(John) Wilson LaVcrkin UT Jeanne (Richard) Rogers St George UT grandparent Lucille Ovcrson Lynndyl UT many nieces and nephews Funeral services were held Monday May 20 2002 at :00 p m at the Holden LDS Ward Chapel Services were conducted by Bishop Kelly Tuttle Prelude and postlude music was performed by Cherry! Wood The family prayer was offered by David Christiansen (brother) The invocation was offered by Maria Allan (Sister) Remarks were given by Sharon Wilson Holden Provo: Julie G M Stevens our beloved daughter sister and mother was bom May 19 1973 and returned to her Heavenly Father on May 18 2002 Julie had long beautiful hair incredible blue eyes and a stunning smile that we didn’t get to see enough of She was ways a champion of the underdog and eager to help people w ith their problems dance listen to Julie loved to music go on long walks and scrapbook She loved plants and flowers especially roses and lavender Julie loved to study languages and was an accomplished linguist She loved to travel and had visited Europe several times She had numerous throughout the world with whom she maintained correspondence for many years Julie was a brilliant student an ardent journal writer and enjoyed writing poetry Julie loved to collect intage clothing and jew clry and was an avid photographer She loved the outdoors and activities such as hiking and biking but her physical activities in later years were limited by poor health Julie took great care in decorating her home with beautiful pictures plants books and trinkets Although these things brought her joyment her greatest love was her precious daughter Jade Our dear Julie taught Jade many wonderful things and they enjoyed coloring counting reading books swinging scrap booking and playing games together Julie attended Grandview Elementary Dixon Middle School Provo High School where she was a member of the National Honor Society and Bngham Young University where she planned to major in French Julie is survived by her daughter Jade The family of Sherry Rea Stewart wants thank everyone in the community for the numerous acts of kindness displayed following her death We will always member the thoughtfulness shown A very special thank you to Hospice RN Trish Riding and her closest friends Kathy Walker and Anna Bennett We also want to thank Bishop Mike Mooney Bishop Robert Dekker President Roger Killpack and Nickle Mortuary We appreciate the many delicious meals and the luncheon following the service provided by the Second Ward Relief Society Chuck Stewart Josh and Jenn Stewart Matt Stewart Chad and Sarah Stewart Howard and llene McFarlane Phil and Linda Young to (Sister) Rochcll Lazareno (Daughter) and Bruce Melissa Stewart (Daughter) and Lisa Christiansen (Brother) Christiansen (Niece) sang “Oh My ther" Bruce Christiansen also gave some marks followed by the final remarks by Bishop Kelly Tuttle The closing hymn was "Each Life That Touches Ours For Good” The benediction was offered by Gary Christensen (Brother) The grave dedication was offered by Military rites Rodger Ovcrson (Unde) were performed by the Fillmore Unit of the Utah National Guard Pallbearers were Gary Christensen Andy Christiansen Bruce Christiansen Guillermo Lazarcno David Christiansen and Steven Christensen Compassionate scrv ice w as rendered by the Holden Ward Relief Society Interment in the Holden Cemetery der the direction of Olpin Mortuary grandchildren Preceded in death by both husbands parents four children three sisters and four brothers Funeral services will be held Friday 00 A M at May 24 2002 Funeral Home 288 North Main Street Hcber City Friends may call on - 8 00 P M and on 6 Thursday from riday from 9 45 - 1045 A M prior to the services both at the funeral home Interment will be in the Hcber City Cemetery Julie Stevens Thank you Cora Lambson Carrington DELTA- - Cora Ellen Lambson Carrington age 79 passed away May 20 2002 at Delta Utah She was bom June 24 1922 in Price Utah to Arba Lorenzo and Ida Damie McKcndrick Lambson She married Harry William Carrington May 20 1941 at Fillmore Utah He died August 4 1984 She married Don Church October 30 1988 in Elko Nevada He died January 2 1991 Cora was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Saints where she served as Primary teacher and secretary MIA teacher president and secretary Relief Society President She also served on the Lynndyl Town Board and as Lynndyl town clerk and as a notary Cora loved to sew and quilt She resided at the Sands apartments for last ten years of her life Cora is survived by Sons: Jerry (Sharon) Camngton Spokane Washington Albert (JoAnn) Carrington Kearns Utah Carl (Betty ) Camngton South Jordan Utah Delbert Carrington Milford Utah Oscar (Nancy) Camngton Tucson Arizona Roland (Nena) Camngton Delta Utah 17 Grandchildren 38 Great Grandchildren 9 Great Great Grandchildren Brothers: George Hanna Salt Lake City Utah Burnell Lambson Salem Utah Sis by everyone Surviving arc four children Mildred (Leo) Lake of Delta Gary (Deon) Sproule of Tooele Neal (Jannette) Sproule of Lavcrkin Karen Etchepare of Tooele one sister Bernice Finmgan of Hcber City four brothers Rex (Betty) Mair of Hcber C ity Bob (Annette Mair of Hcber City Doug(Josic) Mair of American Tork and Leslie (Vcrlcne) Mair of Lyman Wyoming Also surviving are 16 grandchildren 33 Thank You Our mother Cora Carrington has gone home We wish to thank Dr Hcnrie and the nursing staff of Delta Hospital for their compassionate care of our mother Also for kindness shown to family members Our heartfelt thanks to them all These are angels among you 1 he Carrington Family Time cools time clarifies no mood can be maintained quite unaltered through the course of hours — Thomas Mann County Chronicle Progress wonder how much it would take to buy a soap bubble if Star & sun parties to resume Continuing a 3 year tradition the Salt Lake Astronomical Society invites the public to view the wonders of the universe through some of the largest astronomical telescopes in Utah at a series of free Star Parties & Sun Panics Participants will be invited to look through the many telescopes provided by members of the Society including the struments in the society’s new observatory or they may bring their own observing equipment and receive assistance if desired Throughout the observing season the location of the parties alternates primarily between the newly rebuilt Stansbury Park Observatory Complex (SPOC) and the Harmon's food store in Midvale SPOC can be reached by taking Interstate 80 west from Salt Lake City to the Tooele exit (99) and then Stansbury following the signs south first to Stansbury Park and then to the observafrom Salt Lake City is Drive time tory about 35 minutes The Harmon's Midvale store is located at 7755 South on 700 East in Midvale In addition to several nighttime star parties Harmon's is also the location of most of this year's daytime Sun Moon & planet viewing parties All evening events begin at dusk while 00 the dav time Sun parties run from am to 00 p m All of these events arc held weather permitting This and other astronomical information can also be obtained by logging on to the society's web site at http slas ws or the local NASA Solar System Ambassador site at http planet state ut us Once completed SPOC 2 (which will officially be know as the Harmons Observatory) will house the largest telescope in Utah and one of the largest telescopes available to the public in the country NEWS TIP? CALL 0 KATHY there was only one in the world — Mark Twain THIS SPACE SELLS Public Notices because the people must know Notice of Trustee’s Sale The following described real property be sold at public auction to the highest bidder without warranty as to title possession or encumbrances at the main entrance of the Millard County Courthouse 765 South Hwy 99 Fillmore Utah on the 13th day of June 2002 at 1145 o'clock am of said day: Situated in the County of Millard State of Utah more particularly described as follows: Beginning 975 feet South of the North Quarter corner of Section 9 Township 7 South Range 7 West Salt Lake Base and Meridian thence West 250 feet thence South 200 feet thence East 250 feet thence North 200 feet to the point of beginning Street Address: 271 North 500 West Hinckley Utah 84635 The Trust Deed being foreclosed trust deed forecloby these sure proceedings Is dated March 9 200 and was executed by Jedd R Higgs as in Trustor(s) and favor of Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc solely as nominee for Lender the present Beneficiary The present owner is reported to be Jedd R Higgs The purchase pnee is payable in lawful money of the United States of Amenca Bidders must be prepared to tender to the Trustee a $5000 00 deposit in certified funds or a cashier's check at the time of sale to secure bid and the balance of the purchase price must be paid in full in the form of certified funds or a cashier's check with 24 hours from the time of sale DATED the 3th day of May 2002 Paul M Halliday Jr Successor Trustee 376 East 400 South Suite 300 Salt Lake City Utah 84111 FILE NUMBER Telephone 20252 ASAP480414 Published In the Millard County Chronicle Progress May 16 23 and 30 2002 will 11 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the County Economic Development Committee will hold their regular board meeting on Thursday May 23 2002 at 8 00 AM at the Millard County Office Building located are at 71 South 200 West Delta Utah welcome to attend Published In the Millard County Chronicle Progress May 16 and 23 2002 Millard Millard County residents are urged to watch out for groups of nomadic con men and women known as travelers that may be working around the state said the Utah Department of Commerce Travelers typiin neighborhoods cally go looking to perform con struct ion jobs such as asphalt paving roofing or painting A common tactic is for a salesman to approach a homcow ner about hav ing materials left over from another construction job and is w tiling to make a good deal to get rid of them f the homcow ner agrees the job is done to the work unprofessionally with substandard materials After the work is completed the salesman returns and presents an invoice with a much higher price than was tially agreed on The salesman compromises and then demands payment in cash or by check Once the travelers have used up a neighborhood they mov c to another location Be skeptical of anyone selling contractand do not be ing services pressured into accepting any work on a basis warns the Department of Commerce Always ask if the contractor is licensed and obtain a license number Verification may be done by contacting the Utah Division of Occupational at and Professional Licensing or on the web at www commerce Utah covjopl Ask tor references and check them out by v isiting the other construction project Also ask the contractor for identification A valid Utah Driver's License is best Always ask for a written contract that completely describes the work as well as the cost Make sure any changes to the work and its cost aie documented in writing and keep a copy for your records Never pay for the work in full until the job is completed and remember if the deal sounds too good to be true it probably is Anyone that may have been a victim of a trav eler's scheme or thinks such a group might be operating in their neighborhood can call the Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing's Investigative Unit at I Lee II & Esther Stevens parents Maryann W Stevens siblings Michael Trent (Sjrah Ashby) David Lee (Sarah Moyer) & Lisa Marie grandmother Alice B Wiggins and numerous aunts uncles and cousins She was preceded in death by grandparents Evan B & Lucilc II Stevens & Edward E Wiggins Julie was a member of the Church of Saints Jesus Christ of A memorial service will be held Thursday May 23 2002 in the Grandview 3th Ward LDS Chapel located at 260 W 40 N Provo from 10:30 am to noon People wishing to pay respects may rive from 900 am to 1030 a m Interment will take place at Holden C ity Cemetery at 200 pm located in loldcn Utah In lieu of flowers feel free to contribute to a fund for Julie's daughter Jade 2002 Page May 16 LEGAL Be wary of the travelers 1978 in Richfield In 963 she married Thayle Tuttle and they were the parents of two daughters Shelly and Teresa The couple later vorced and their daughters tragically died Sept 10 1976 Sherry moved to Delta during the building of the Intermountain Power Project She fell in love with Chuck Stewart and they married May 7 1983 Together they raised sons Josh Matt and Chad Stewart While maintaining her role as a wife and mother she worked as a dispatcher for the Millard County Sheriff s Office for 5 years until ill health forced her retirement in 1998 One highlight of her life was moving to waterfront property in Sherwood Shores where the family made their home She loved sitting outdoors watching the variety of birds that appeared and spending time with family and friends She always worried that visitors may be hungry and seldom did anyone leave without being fed She will be remembered as an efficient and gracious hostess Sherry is loved by those who had the honor of know ing her She was accepting of people and possessed the uncanny ability to see what was inside an individual Many friends delighted in her thoughtful and caring manner She was loyal to all she called family or friend She was extremely talented and enjoyed a variety of crafts As her illness progressed Sherry took up oil painting and leaves behind several beautiful florals and landscapes for her family and friends to enjoy An empty spot is left on earth with her departure and her family and friends will deeply nuss her Sherry is survived by her husband Chuck of Delta Sons: Josh (Jcnn) Stew art Hawaii Matt Stewart Las Vegas N'V and Chad (Sarah) Stewart Las Vegas NV Howard and llene Her parents: McFarlcne Orem Utah and her sister Our loving Tooele Hcber City mother grandmother sister and friend Erma Alberta Sproule Reynolds passed 19 2002 in Tooele away Sunday May Utah Bom February 17 1917 in Hcber City Utah the daughter of Allen F and Robena Burt Mair Married Emmett George Sproule December 23 1933 in Park City Utah Marriage later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple He preceded her in death April 21 1961 Mamed Boyd P Reynolds in November 1966 He preceded her in death May UT- - Bids Accepting The Six County Area Agency on Aging now accepting bids from home health providers for personal care homemaker respite and rescue alert services for the Home and Community Based Alternatives Program Family Caregiver Support Program and the Aging Medicaid Waiver Program For more information and bid specifications please contact Judy Chnstensen at the Six County Area Agency office at ext 19 Bids must be received no later than 5 00 p m on May 31 2002 Published in the Millard County ChronicleProgress May16 and 23 2002 is Notice NOTICE is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Delta Utah will hold a Budget Work Session on Thursday May located at 30 2002 at the City Building 76 North 200 West beginning at 9 00 a m s Gregory Jay Schafer City Recorder Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress May 16 and 23 2002 Notice The Hinckley T own Council will hold it's regular Town Council Meeting Wednesday June 5 2002 INSTEAD of Thursday June 6 2002 This meeting will begin at 700 p m in the Council Champromptly bers 161 East 300 North Hinckley Utah Published in the Millard County 2002 Chronicle June 23 and Invitation for bids East Millard County Maintenance Department in accepting bids for janitorial services at the Millard County Courthouse (old court house) and the Millard County Public Safety Building Bids will be based on information in the Job description that can be obtained at the Auditors or Clerks fices or from Gary Hone Maintenance Supervisor Bids must include proof of being able to be bonded with a $2500 00 security bond and must be able to maintain bond if awarded bid A business icence is also required if awarded bid on Contact payments will be or around the 5 and the 20m of each month Written and signed bids must be sent or delivered to the Millard County Clerk 765 South Highway 99 Suite 6 Fillmore UT 84631 Bids must be received before 5 00 p m May 31 2002 Please indicate "Bid" on the outside of the sealod bid envelope Bids will be opened at the regularly scheduled commission meeting on 30 a m June 3 2002 at Millard County reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress May 9 16 23 and 30 2002 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Oak City Board will hold a PUBLIC HEARING conjunction with its regularly scheduled Town Board Meeting on Thursday May 16 2002 in the conference room of the Oak City Town Hall located at 30 West Center in Oak City Utah beginning at 730 Town in p m The purpose of the Public Heanng wi( be to get public input on Sections 10 and 12 of the Oak City Codified Ordinances and Records These are the Planning and Zoning Sections Copies of these Sections will be available for public inspection at the office of Karen K Lovell Oak City Town Clerk cated at 270W IOO No Oak City Ut Or and you can contact Karen at she will deliver a copy to you The Regular Town Board Meeting will begin immediately after the public hearing THE PUBLIC IS WELCOME TO PARTICIPATE AND INVITED IN ALL CITY MEETINGS This facility is wheelchair accessible and accessible parking spaces are available Requests for accommodations or terpretive services can be made to Karen TDD K Lovell at Karen K Lovell Oak Town Clerk Millard County 16 and 23 City Published In the ChronicleProgress May 2002 General Notice to control Noxious Weeds Notice is hereby given this 23 day of May 2002 pursuant to the Utah Noxious Weed Act Section 7 to every person who owns or controls land in Millard County Utah that noxious weeds standing being or growing on such land shall be controlled and the spread of same prevented by effective cutting tillage cropping pastunng or treating with chemicals or other effective methods or combination thereof approved by the County Weed Supervisor as often as may be required to prevent the weed from blooming and matunng seeds or spreading by root root stalks or other means Upon failure to comply with his notice the owner or person in possession of property upon which noxious weeds are present shall be deemed negligent and enforced control measures may be imposed at the discretion of county authorities Expenses of control measures employed by the County shall be paid directly by the owner or person in possession of the property or shall constitute a lien on the property and become collectible by taxes The following are declared noxious weeds for the State of Utah and the County of Millard: Diamond)lnn C ( ters Ina Dav is Spanish Fork Utah Annie Gross Salem Utah She w as preceded in death by 2 Brothers and 2 Sisters Family graveside scrv ices were held on AM in Wednesday May 22 2002 at the Delta Cemetery after gathering at Nickle Mortuary trom 45 AM Open as an Assisted Living 24 Hr Care Facility State Licensing 234 W Main Delta Ut For more Information call Jane at Musk Thistle Bermuda grass Bindweed (Wild Morning Glory) Quackgrass Russian Knapweed Pepper grass (Tall White top) Scotch Thistle Canada Thistle Diffuse Knapweed Spotted Knapweed Woad Squarrosa Knapweed Dyer's White top Perennial Sorghum including but not knitted to Johnson grass Yellow star thistle Purple Loosestnfe Leafy Spurge Medusa head ‘Bermuda grass shall not be a noxious weed in Washington County and shall not be subject to provisions of the Utah Noxious Weed Act within the boundaries of Washington County Published In the Chronicle Progress May 23 l 29 2002 |