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Show Chad Mullins promoted by mortgage banking firm Chad Mullins became the President and Chief Operating Officer of Western Mortgage Loan Corporation Jan. 1. The announcement was made by John B. Goddard, President of the Utah-basemortgage banking company since its founding in 1950. Goddard will remain as Chairman of the Board. Mullins, 86, had most, recently been in the income property loan department, where he placed financing for over $100 million of commercial real estate. Under his direction, the department expanded into Colorado, Idaho and Nevada. Chad Mullins came to Western in 1975 with a Harvard MBA degree and extensive experience with West Coast construction and development firms. Western Mortgage was founded by John B. Goddard and some associates in 1950. The company has grown to the largest mortgage company in the intermountain west; servicing, with affiliates, over $1.25 billion in loans in four states. Western is now ranked d and graduated from Union high school in 1963 as class salutatorian. He attended the University of Utah where he graduated cum laude in Mullins is industrial engineering. married to the former Susan Harms-ton- , also from Roosevelt. Farm machinery sales, prices up In the first half of 1980, tractor sales declined about 25 percent from a year ago. The first sign of a possible pickup in tractor sales came in U ay when volume for the month ran only 23 percent below the year earlier rate. About 20 percent more tractors were sold in July than in the same period a year earlier. By August, the market appeared stronger than before-- es pea-all- y as the harvest of small grains progressed. Many farmers were stretching the life of older equipment, hoping it would last through another season. They leased more equipment, and there was a bigger market for used equipment. Tractors on U.S. farms are fewer, bigger, and more expensive than in years past. At the beginning of 1980, the average tractor on U.S. farms was estimated at 57 hp, up from 44 hp. in 1970. For brand new tractors, average horsepower increased dramatically, from 69 hp. in 1971 to about 100 hp. in Koto Fmm Neola Zola Sponcor 333-452- Ethel 1 Visiting at the home Roosevelt native Chad Mullins has been named President and Chief Executive Officer of Western Mortgage Loan Corporation. Mullins is a 1963 graduate of Union High. He is married to the former Susan Harm-sto- n also of Roosevelt. farmers for farm equipment and machinery have increased about 150 percent in the last 10 years. These price increases represent rising manufacturing costs as well as the costs of technology and engineering improvement in the newer units. Tractors and other farm machinery are a major expenditure item, the second largest capital investment for crop farmers after land and buildings. Whiting were daughter Carolyn Smith and son Marcus, Provo; niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller, Marshing, Idaho; and nephew Clair Olsen, his wife and daughters, Magna. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pratt took their daughter Janet to Salt Lake Dec. 24, Wednesday, then went on to Logan and spent a few days with Mrs. Pratts mother, Florence Burton. Out of town guests at the home of Naturitch Davis over the Christmas holiday were the Neilsons, Clearlake, California. Other area family members had Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Garth Anderton and boys, Taggart and Jubal, left Friday, Dec. 26 for Payson. They attended the wedding and reception of their son. Kit Anderton and Mary AnSat. derson, Payson, urday, Dec. 27. The Andertons returned home Sunday. Naturitch Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Neilson accompanied Gwen Reynolds and her daughter to Payson Dec. 27. They attended the wedding and reception of her grandson. Kit Anderton and Mary Anderson. On their way home, they Kolb. and daughter son-in-la- Mr. and Mrs. ing and girls. They became with their Jay WhitVale, Ore. to spend Years with their ter and Morrill and son, Orem, and spent Christmas New Years with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Morrill in White-rockand Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Eldredge in Neola Mrs. Francis Whiting went to Rangely, Colo., Monday to attend a baby shower for her The baby was born Dec. 25 to Shane and Donnel Whiting. He weighed 6 lbs. 7 oz., and was named Jesse. Ryan Mair, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Keith Mair, left for SL George Monday where he will attend Dixie College. Eulala Smith spent 10 days in the Duchesne County hospital She was transferred to LDS hospital in Salt Lake where s. great-grandso- occasion. Mr,, and Mrs. Glade Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Broadhead and family spent the New Year's holiday weekend in Coalville with Mrs. Peterson's sister and brother-in-laMr. and Mrs. Duane New daugh- Mr. son-in-la- and Mrs. Wayne Leavitt 30. NstM FfM and children, Kamas, spent some time during the holiday season with her mother, Mrs. Delma Bastian. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Krugman, Provo, spent five days during the holiday season with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Meeham. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Prescott and daughter spent time during the holiday season with her mother, Elsie Simmons, in Provo. They also visited their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. in Douglas Prescott, Heber. Bluebell Gordo Sooloy 4M-3U- of a great-grandso- born n and Carolyn Parker, Salt Lake. The baby weighed 7 lbs. 15 oa. His grandparents are Roy and Twila Pearson, also Salt Lake. The Ward held their annual Christmas party A evening. Tuesday Christmas program was to Dean presented to 400 1 Our exquisitely detailed French Lead Crystal Stem-warTumblers and Accessories wont be available much longer . . . come in now before they disappear . . . e, PfiffSG a member Each individual affiliate ol the hirst Security Corporation of the F D I C Each individual depositor's account is insured to S100.000 by the F D I C eRf WW UftU PRICES WITH COMPARE OUR ANY0MES.. OURS ARE UMIER WHY fWMOSe.' use FEfavRE aye "sssswr cmoB , I, VJTAHS. KJAVltL sb d Ths author of a letter retaim ths same literary rights in it as if it were a short story, poem or novel. It is therefore illegal to publish someone else's letter without his permission, even if it was written to you. usdA choice. gjuAutu steSk. $(j19 ground BDMEL5 FORK WBTikIP i KiU6 sueeD m Bffl) CORVJ POTKOftST IgA a w wme RRM sm ,nn6 lnfl OS.UOJ zeE&a asnifr 9fl ffitessflg mct PCRKSAU5AGE(P 3jjoo BlutinwftJ ' niMUGflRIME m km Truck Driver Of The Week Brent Barney SKtoi cur no Mamie BMWToreis STOfcMEP v tueneOJ ftaMM COKHKWOES WfWWW FAMluv A. or cum g! 4 jt1 Ifl I p0 g 'P 190 QMS Suous mimoo wftawsr OOR HO MAWE pouuo- - UiytER DRINK QUICK v I ROOD uwsofcrtwo fasemcgigp STB mm BtmWMGJL A1r NAME MO SMCCTPMmOK MEDIUM MW STOMP OUR chopped g INE9WJ WMIUf 5 Hite 0JS- - Hills to06. , ,w m COFFEE sSr fWRMEi- - bWQ swipe oaiy iW'Ssr (0I1D MEAT 4 OUR HD MAMIE FLOOR W OHAMPI0M RA1SIMS franTEsue 454-335- 5 You call -- ve Hail -- You All CUTCH & OUR NO -- utEsms shores Quiet but efficient sums up Brent Barney here at Duane Hall. Brent has been with us since November of 1979. His wife Carol says his hobbies are leather work, tile setting and Lance, Brandy and Michelle his 3 children. They live in Altamont. Thanks to Brent from all of us at Duane Hall Trucking y FRUIT QPCCTHL NAME W DOYE7 MIU. ai SYRUP 9& mjUUUSE mak upewSNeeM Ward members. The program was under the direction id Ellen Remington. Ole SL Nick" came and gave a bag of candy to afi. 40-10- diesel-powere- 3 e Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Larsen received word Phone News Items 722-513- 12 Basin Standard Our Crystal Offer Ends January 15th! 1980. In 1970, about three tractors in the 0 hp. range were sold for each tractor over 100 hp. By 1974, the shift to larger tractors was clear, and in 1979 more larger units were sold than smaller ones. Sales of tractors increased even more rapidly, rising about 35 percent in the 1970-7- 9 period to make up over 95 percent of all tractor sales in 1979. Buying larger equipment to replace smaller machines means there are fewer machines on U.S. farms. Between 1970 and 1980, the number of tractors on farms decreased about 7 percent Costs are rising for the farmer. One reason is the high price of maintenance and upkeep. Prices paid by the acquainted McEwens first child, Janilee. After three days in Provo, the Henries went to Salt Lake Thursday, January 8, 1981 Uintah she had surgery Dec. Bowman. Scott and KaDee Mr. and Mrs. Bart and family. Ron Labrum and girl friend, Conoga Park, Calif., visited his grandmother, Rose Gardner, during the Christmas weekend. Ronald Brown was baptized Saturday evening at the Roosevelt Stake house by bis father, Wayne Brown. He was confirmed in Neola Second Ward Sacrament meeting Sunday also by his father. Waynes parents, Frank and Margaret Brown, Kearns, were there for Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Henrie spent Christmas in Provo with their granddaughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Bob McEwen, and a of Mr. and Mrs. Harold among the ten largest independent mortgage banking firms in the nation and is 53rd largest among all mortgage banking companies ranked by mortgage loans serviced. Mr. Mullins was born in Roosevelt r stopped in Heber to visit Ethel Kolb and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson. Pat Neilson and Tori and Naturitch Davis drove to Salt Lake Dec. 30 where Pat had a medical appointment. They visited in Heber with her grandmother, wwn l mflRK-I-T ROOSEVELT iron hows: 7A.a. it ust highway pm. moh - ui ctosio suhoat |
