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Show Krrfi NW IIWl A 10A Sun Advocate Price, Utah Tuesday July 16. 2002 Oiaries Caslle Valley David Jones SUNNYSIDEELKO, Nev. David Reuel Jones, 40, passed -- I) ft i -- - away July 10, 2002 in Elko, Nev. David was born May 4, 1962 and Geraldine Jones of Keith to Sunnyside. David married Vickie Everett and had four children, Rodney, Kenny, Bradley and Shaylean. Later divorced. David married Candace Boecker and had two children, Felicia and Alicia, and resided in Elko, Nev. David was a lover of the outdoors, hunting and fishing. Survived by mother, Joes Valley; siblings, Roger and Susan Jensen, Castle Dale; Russell and Jacka Jones, Castle Dale; John and Kathy Lozinsky, Hayden, Cola; Roger and Carla Jones, East Carbon; Don and Peggy .. MTI rJy . , Pr.'-"V ' - ' Thunderstorm drops first measurable summer precipitation on Carbon County Monday thunderstorm visits the valley and drops the first measurable amount of moisture Carbon County has received during summer 2002. Ex- tremefy dry conditions continue to plague not only the Castle Valley region, but A entire state of Utah. The mountains and valleys across the state remain tinder dry, with a prohibition banning all open burning in effect throughout Eduardo Velasquez Utah. Carbon County residents are urged to exercise precautionary measures while working on landscapes at private residences and when venturing into the great outdoors for recreational activities. Local residents are also encour-th- e aged to watch for potential wildfire problems and report potentially volatile EAST CARBON - Eduardo Velasquez, age 92, passed away peacefully at his home July 12, 2002. He was bom Nov. 2, 1909 in Coyote, N.M., to Celestino and Reducinda Gallegos Velasquez. Married Delores Jacquez Nov. 21, 1932 in Cuba, N.M. Eduardo was an active mem- incidents to the proper law enforcement agencies. Rre management team completes lines, contains North Horn blaze ffiflDQDBJIS ber of the Assembly of God Last Friday, the Great Basin incident management command center confirmed that fire fighters were able to complete the construction of lines around the North Horn blaze approximately 1 3 miles west of Castle Dale. The size of the wildfire in burning in the Emery County area remained at an estimated 1,022 acres on July 12, according to the incident command center. The Great Basin management staff expected very minor changes in the estimated measurement of the North Horn wildfire area. Were glad that we were able to get this fire contained as quickly as we did and that no one was hurt in the effort, commented incident commander Ibm Suywn. Some crew members and equipment planned to remain at the North Horn site, mopping up the hot spots and rehabilitating portions of the fire line. National ForThe command center expected the Manti-LaSfire on of the resume to est Monday morning. management The extremely dry conditions continue to create major concerns for land managers throughout Castle Vfelley, Utah and the entire western United States. The command center reminded Carbon and Emery County residents that, due to the exceptionally dry conditions, closures remain in effect and will be enforced on portions of the Manti-LaSNational Forest MOTOR MOTOR HJUfY UMHRHJU1Y SHAFT URtNOACOUAB, COAIMOAANOM al DRAINAOVBMOWFIFf ROM win TUMRAMnRSCRUN O's Do It Center is the place for all of your needs in Swamp Cooler Parts and CSer ut for itort spetiolj end Stan Haws: 710 IDE howlo.lnfo at: Ent I 5PM 5 Speed, Moon Roof, CO. or $307mo. HiwiMi UtChiMln. Carte Dele 3B141K - 02 Ford FI 50 Victoria 5.4L 260 22,998 or 2.9 Qerifcy Heme Hang on to your hats, buckaroos. Ybure in for some wild savings tho competition fust can't match. Save big on these hardworking vehicles. V8, Leather, Arizona Beige. 14,987 637- ckr22years r02 Ford Crown 161 Monument 45 West 1st Noth, Price, UT eOHPEimiHf 02 Ford Focus BUNDERSON LRU Www.cjsemail.com' 1:00AM - 7PM, SmSAM Mala - Prtea Moa-S- al or 0 $436mo. 239 V8, Auto, Air; CO. 21,895 2.9 S432mo. 0 4MW Si 02 Ford F250 4x4,V10, Auto, Demo, Supercab. 27.495 r 02 Dodge Stratus XLT 3.0LVB, Auto, Sunroof. 303 Frank Aldercte, Los Lunas, NM; Eli and Susan Velasquez, Atlanta, Ga Robert and Teresa Velasquez, Keller, Tfexas; 27 grandchildren, two 38 brothers, Uvaldo (Cecilia) Velasquez, Youngsville, N. M.; Willie (Olga) Velasquez, Grand Junction, Cola; and sister, Cariota Martinez, Bloomfield, N. M. Funeral service Tuesday, July 16, 10 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday one hour prior to services. Interment, Valley View Cemetery, Sunnyside. 17,998 or 0 02 Dodge Dakota SIT 292 $21,988 or $447mo. Loie Beach FERRON - Loie Rebecca Miner Beach returned to her Heavenly Ffcther July 11, 2002. She was bom Oct 25, 1901 in Fairview, Sanpete County, to Melvin Orson and Mary Elnora Young Miner. In 1929, she came to Ferron to teach school It was then she met her eternal companion, sweetheart and friend, Francis Lyman Beach. They were married in the Salt Lake LDSlfempie June 29,1931. They hadahappy peaceful life together for 51 years. Loie had a long and fruitful life and she was blessed with many gifts and talents. Aflergradu-atin- g from Brigham Young Univer-s&- y, she taught school for 30 years, touching the lives of many students who still remember her and are as grateful for her influence as she was for their continued friendship. Loie loved music and enjoyed playing the piano, especially hymns. In her later years she so 3.9 Together again worker in the Manti LDS Tfcmple with her beloved husband. Service to God and her was her creed and she truly lived by it She gave unselfishly of herself, her time and her means to all. Loie is missed by all who knew her. She leaves a exlegacy of strength from her ' ample and her enduring. Survived by daughter and son- - teaching positions which she fulfilled to the best of her ability. The call she loved most was the time she spent as an ordinance ing her life one hour prior to services. Interment, Ferron City cemetery under the directions of Fhusett Mortuary. came and sang and played for her. She had a gift for writing and composed much beautiful poetry, also many tributes, presentations and lessons. These have brought joy to the lives of many. callings, both executive and , Marilyn and Lamont in-la- of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, she accepted many much appreciated those who . an Arnold; six grandsons, 22 greatgrandchildren, one (Blanche) brother, Miner, Vineyard; and sister-in-laEthelyn Miner, St George. Preceded in death by husband, parents, two sisters, one brother n. and one Funeral service will be held in the Ferron LDS Blue Hills ' Wud Chapel, located at 200 N. State Street, Tbesday, July 16, at As a member of the Church 4x4, CU Cab, V& Loads! 208 $349mo. o Church, where he was involved in the music ministry of his church and he left his family a legacy of a Christian heritage. He was the recipient of the Wings of Eagles Honoree Award 2001. Retired member of the United Mine Workers ofAmerican Horse CanyonU.S. Steel Local 8003. Survived by wife, Delores Vfelasqucz, East Carbon; children, Mike and Delores Velasquez, Oklahoma Gty, Okla.; Eddie and Sara Velasquez, Oklahoma City, Okla.; Ruth and Robert Limas, Denton, Texas; David Velasquez, East Carbon; Anita and Joseph Cummings, San Antonio, Texas; Julie and Ken Davis, Chino Hills, Calif.; Lala and Sam Chavez, Gallina, N.M.; Rosemary and al Accessories of all makes. Visit Swanson, American Fork; and nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by father. Private family services were conducted. great-grandso- 1 pun. 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