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Show b' Thursday, Cheese Slicer, Model No. 7330, 10. UT 84066 PUHJCNOTKX MOTICI TO WATU IIHH lha following application) hove been filed with the Slate Engineer to appropriate water in Duchene County throughout the entire year unless otherwise designated. QUANTITY: 0.015 CFS SOURCE: 6 in. well 70 ft. POWT(S) OF DIVERSION: (1) & 160 ft., E 719 ft. from NW' Cor. Sec. 10, T3S, R2W (1.25 mi SE of loka) PURPOSE AND PERIOD OF 1 USE: Domestic: family, Irrigation: From Apr. 1 to Oct. 31, total acreage 0.25 acs. PLACE OF USE: NW'iNW1., Sec. 10. T3S, R2W Locations in USB&M. 439260 AS8120 APPLICANT: Rick Miles. Star Route, Box No 14, Mountain Home. UT 84051, QUANTITY: 0.015 CFS SOURCE: 6 in. well 50 ft. to ISO ft. deep. POINT(S) OF DIVERSION: (1) N. 100 ft. E. 30 ft. from S' Cor. Sec. 28, TIN, R1W (116 miles 439278 A58218 lavma Pearl Cook, P.O. Box 644, Bluebell, UT 84007 QUANTITY: 0.01 5 CFS SOURCE: 6 in. well 80 ft. APPLICANT: of Neoia) NE AND PERIOD OF 1 Domestic: Family,. PURPOSE USE: POINTJS) OF DIVERSION: livestock. Irrigation: From Apr. 1 to Oct. 31, Total acreage aa O- .25 (1) S. 1420 ft. W. 6 ft. from N'A Cor. Sec. 12, T2S. R4W (2.5 mi & of Altamont) PURPOSE AND PERIOD OF head of 12 Stockwatering: dMp. Domestic: PLACE USE: APPLICANT: 50 head of Stockwatering: livestock. Irrigation: From Apr. 1 to Oct. 31, total acreage 0.25 OF USE: SW'ASEVi. Sec. 28. TIN, RIW 43-92A58 149 Dix Sorensen, 289 North 300 East Orem, UT 84057 QUANTITY: 0.015 CFS SOURCE: Unnamed Spring family. 1 acs. PLACE OF USE: SEKNWK. Sec. 12. T2S, R4W 439279 A58219 POINTS) OF DIVERSION: (1) N 1 70 ft., E. 400 ft, from SK Cor. Sec. 23, T3S. R8W (4.5 mi E. of Fruitland) PURPOSE AND PERIOD OF Lavina PeaH Cook, P.O. Box 644, Bluebell, UT 84007. USE: Domestic: 1 family. Stock watering: 7 head of deep. livestock. Irrigation: From Apr. I to Oct. 31, total acreage 0.25 ocs. PONT(S) OF DIVERSION: (1) S. 1340 ft, W. 400 ft. from NL4 Cor. Sec. 12, Y2S, R4W (2.25 mi S. of Altamont) PURPOSE AND PERIOD OF OF PLACE USE: APPLICANT: SWVLSEV4, USE: Sec. 23, T3S, R8W. A581B0 Stockwatering: SOURCE: 439280 A58222 APPLICANT: Verna Ann Eldredge, Star Route Box 8a, Roosevlt, UT 84066 QUANTITY: aOl 5 CFS SOURCE: 6 in. well 50 ft. to 400 ft. deep. POiNT(S) OF DIVERSION: (I) S. 1250 ft., W. 100 ft, from NE Cor. Sec. 30. T1S, RIW (5 ml NW of Roosevelt) PURPOSE AND PERI00 OF lodge, ccbins, and a trail head. PLACE OF USE: Sac.13.T2N, USE: Domestic: 1 family. Stockwatering: 14 head of livestock, Irrigation: From Apr. 1 to Oct. 31, total acreage 0.25 R6W. A58193 APPLICANT: Kont J. Patricia Pace 3985 South 2200 West, West Valley City, UT 1 I OCS. PLACE OF USE: sans, RIW 439281 A58223 APPLICANT: Lewis Farnsworth, Mountain Home, UT 84051 to 500 ft. deep. POINTS) OF DIVERSION: (1) N. 660 Ft. E. 660 ft. from SW Cor. Sec. 13, T1S R8W (2.5 ml NW of Tabiona) PURPOSE AND PERIOD OF I QUANTITY: 0.015 CFS SOURCE: 6 In. well 50 ft. to 150 ft. deep. POINT(S) OF DIVERSION: (1) S. 325 ft, E. 75 ft, from Ntt Cor. Sec. 18,TlS.R4W(0.5mi E. of Ml. Home) PURT05E AND FERIOO OF family. Stockwatering-- . ' 25 hood of Ihrfack, Irrigation: From Apr. l' to Oct. 3 1 , total acreage 0.25 USE: PLACE OF USE: SW'.SWVi, Sec. 13, T1S, R8W. 43-9258202 APPLICANT: James J. Markey, Box 782 Roosevelt, PLACE OF USE: NWKNEU, Sec. IB, T1S, R4W 439284 A58248 84066 David 8 Peggy Route 2 Box 52, APPLICANT: QUANTITY: 0.015 CFS SOURCE: 5 in. well POiNT(S) OF DIVERSION: . . Lemon, Rooseveh, UT 84078 (1) $. 75 ft. W. 100 ft. from NE Cor. Sec. 3, T35, R2W (1.5 mi f. of loka) : PURPOSE AND PERIOD OF USE: Domesitc: I family. Stockwatering: 5 head of livestock, Irrigation: From Apr. I to Oct. 31, total acreage 0.25 QUANTITY: SOURCE: 6 PLACE OF USE: 0.015 CFS in. well 120 ft. FOINTIS) OF DIVERSION: (1) S. 270 ft. E. 790 ft, from NW Cor. Sec. 10, T3S, R2W (3 ml NWof Myton) PURPOSE AND PERIOD OF USE: NEV4NEK, Efhelene M. ; Freston, Box 656, Roosevelt, UT 84066 ! QUANTITY: 0.015 CFS SOURCE: Unnamed Spring Domestic: 1 QUANTITY: SOURCE: j Cor. 0.015 CFS Dudes Reservior Sec. 29, T1S, RIW (5 ml No. 1 NW of Roosevelt) FO!NT(S) OF DIVERSION: (1) II STORAGE: In Unnamed .5. 885 ft, W. 4637 ft, from NE j Reservior from Jon. 1 to Dec. Cor. Sec. 34, TVS, R17E (21 ml 31. capacity 0.25 ac. ft., height S. of Roosevelt) : of dam 15 ft., inundating 0.06 STORAGE: In Unnamed acs., in NWVkNWM, Sec. 29, Reservior from Jon. I to Dec. TISv RIW. 31. Capacity 0.1 2 ac.ft., height PURPOSE AND PERIOD OF : of dam 8 ft., Inundating 0.03 USE: Irrigation. From Apr. 1 to :Oct. 31, total acreage 0.25 acs, in NWUNWU, Sec. 34, .T9S.R17E. acs. PURPOSE AND PERIOD OF : PLACE OF USE: NWL6NWK USE: Stockwalering: 771 head Sec. 29, TISv RIW. of livestock : 5 A58215 PLACE OF USE: NWUNWtt, Owen 8. : APPLICANT: P.O. Box 67 Sec. 34, T9S, R17E :Williams, " Protests resisting the granRoosevelt, UT 84066 T ting of these applications with QUANTITY: 0.015 CFS reasons therefore must be filed in duplicate with the State Engineer, 1636 West North Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 on or before February 6 in. well 160 ft. deep. POINT(S) OF DIVERSION: (1) E. 2134 ft., from WV4" :N. 750 ft. Cor. Sec. 10, T2S, R2W (6 mi 5, 1983. :NW of Roosevelt) : AND PERIOD PURPOSE .USE: Domestic: : Stock watering: 6 1 Dee OF family, head of 'livestock. Irrigation: From Apr. 1 to Oct. 31, total acreage 0.25 :acs. : PLACE OF USE: SEViNWVi, Owen 1983. public deep. : POINTS iN. 1200 ft. 8. 67, : OF DIVERSION: (1) 330 ft. from WK E. Sec. 22, T2S, R2W (6 mi Cat. : W. of Roosevelt) AND PERIOD OF Domestic: I family, PURPOSE USE: 24 head of ; Stockwatering: ? livestock. Irrigation: From Apr. : I to Oct. 31, total acreage 0.25 rocs. ; PLACE OF USE: SWV6NW14, Sec. 22, T2S, R2W. A58217 :i ; J-- APPLICANT: James Lemon, , Route 2, Box Roosevelt, 7 53-8- Nona rid Nona The Duchesne P.O. Box Rooseveh, UT 84066 :. QUANTITY: 0.015 CFS : SOURCE: 6 in. well 140 ft. Williams, Hansen, PI. Published in the Uintah Buin Standofd Dtctnbcr 23, 30, 1982, and January 6, ' . Sec. 10, T2S, R2W. : 6 A56216 APPLICANT: C STATE ENGINEER .; : hand BY, Duchesne and Duchesne, UT 84021-044by or before 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, January 11, 1983. Please quote separate amounts for each item andor items. For information on the condition of the equipment, items 1 through 8, contact Mr. Steve Aycock. Duchesne High and for School, 733221 items 9 through 13, contact Miss Jolene Checketts at the 1 School District Office, 454-341- 1 PUBLIC NOT ICf OF DEFAULT (SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE) UTAH TITLE AND ABSTRACT COMPANY, Successor Trustee, under Trust Deed dated January 2, 1978, executed by RODERICK for for ESTER DUNBAR to THE AD- office of the County Recorder of Duchesne County, Utah, describing land therein ac Beginning at the Southwest corner of Section 10, Township 2 South, Range 1 West, Uintah Special Meridian,- and running thence North 61 rods,- - thence East 160 rods i thence South 61 rods; thence West 160 rods to the place of beginning. Hereby gives notice that breach of the obligations for which such deed is security has occurred in that-- . The trustor is in default in that monthly installments and costs totaling $26,672,00 were not paid when due in accordance with the terms of the Note and Trust Deed. And Beneficiary has executed and delivered to said Successor Trustee a written declaration of default and demand for sale, and have deposited with said Successor Trustee such trust deed and all documents evidencing obligations secured thereby and has elected to cause the properly to be sold to satisfy the obligations secured thereby. Utah Title and Abstract Company was appointed Successor Trustee under the certain Substitution of Trustee, recorded February 14, 1978, l County School District is asking for bids on surplus equipment as listed below: 1. Typewriter. No. 353255a Proor condition, Electric - 2. Typewriter, No. 7682026, Fair condition, Electric 1 Typewriter, No. 7696375, Fair condition, Electric 4. Typewriter, No. 7931368, Fair condition. Electric. 5. Typewriter, No. 3442516, Fair condition, Electric. 6. Typewriter. No. 3870702, Fair condition, Electric 7. Typewriter, No. 3260546, Fair condition. Electric 8. Typewriter. No. 7682033, Poor condition. Electric 9. Bread Slicer, Oliver Model No. 777 with 16" wid- n nano oovnnvo - k J. Newman Classes in the business department will start daily the week of January 3 and evening classes the week of January 10. day of 1982, personally appeared before me ALFRED J. NEWMAN, who being by me duly sworn, did say that he is the VICE PRESIDENT of horse training programs 4--H UTAH TITLE AND ABSTRACT COMPANY, Successor Trustee, a corporation, and that said instrument was signed in behalf of said corporation by (or by authority of its a resolution of its board of directors) and said ALFRED J. NEWMAN acknowledges to me that said corporation executed the same. Joan E. Chitwood Notary Public Published in the Uintah Basin Standard December 23, 30, 1982 and January 6, 1983 by-la- Horse lovers across the nation who want to learn more about hones, or who are involved in horse training programs, can utilize horse training materials available from the National Council, noted Scott McKendrick, leader with Utah assistant state State University Extension Service. 4-- 4-- H Funding support from the Purina Horse Shows Division of Ralston Purina Company has made this PUBLIC NOTICE SUBSTITUTION OF TRUSTS! UTAH TITLE AND ABSTRACT COMPANY, is hereby ap- possible. Nearly 40 slide sets with accompany- ing lessons and worksheets Trustee under the Trust Deed executed by R00ERICK VINCENT DUNBAR and DOROTHY ESTER DUNBAR as Trustor, in which pointed Succssor OF THE Beneficiary AD- as Trustee, and filed far record February 14, 1978 and recorded in Book A59 at Poge 486 as En196728, Records of Duchesne County, State of Utah and in yrhich the fallowing described property is described:. Beginning at the Southwest comer of Section 10, Township 2 South, Range 1 West, USM; and running thence North 61 rods. East 160 rods,- - South 61 rods, and West 160 rods to the place of beginning. This Substitution of Trustee is made and executed this 10th day of December 1982. try No. THE SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BENEFICIARY BY Gary M. Peterson STATE OF UTAH VS are included for training. Each slide set contains approximately 70 color slides, a synchronized cassette tape and a printed script. Lessons and worksheets are sold separately. McKendrick said, The horse project is an excellent way for all youths and adults to develop knowledge and skills in animal care, animal judging, safety and sportsmanship. 4-- H ADMINSTRA--TIO- THE SMALL BUSJNE5 Timothy ' Horse anatomy and history, diet, disease and general care are included also. Those associated with this project became involved in a number of horse-relate- d activities. Whether from rural communities or inner circles, youths and adults, together, experience horseback riding as a healthy, wholesome form of recreation. They learn business skills such as breeding, raising, training and showing horses. Also they gain knowledge of safety precautions when working with horses and leadership and citizenship skills through group participation in dub and community horse projects and activi- ties." For additional information on the Horse Project and support materials, contact your local Extension 4-- H office. cident De- He was B. Green 4, 1951 in Murray, Utah to Royce C. and LaRae Os tier Green. He married Sue Ann Henderson July 26, 1973 in the Provo LDS Temple. He was employed in a gilsonite mine. He was active in the LDS church, served in the Glenrock, Wyoming Branch Presidency, was a ward clerk and served a mission in Denmark 1969-71- . He was an avid hunter and sportsman, and enjoyed the He was by nature, and happy. He is survived by his wife. Sue Ann, two sons and a daughter, Ryan Jade, Kelly Sue, and Travis H. all of Tridell; his parents of Lapoint; grandparents, Mrs. Cora Green, and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ostler; brothers. Grant Green, Danny Green,, and sister Nancy Green, all of Lapoint and Mrs. Mark (Lori) g backyards. Pets which may be very loving and gentle at home are responsible fra hundreds of deer deaths on winter ranges each year. These deaths result from dogs chasing weakened deer. The deer are under much stress in the winter, their fat reserves are being used to survive the winter, and any unnecessary exertion can be fatal. Monsen, Bluebell. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, December 29 at 1 p.m. at the Tridell LDS Chapd where friends may call one hour prior to Burial be in the Lapoint will Cemetery. Season Openers Powell R. Powell, Clara, December 17, 1982 at the University Hospital in Salt Lake after a short Alness. He was preceded in R. Powell death by a son Kenneth Ron Powell and both parents. He graduated from Altamont high school and attended one year at BYU. He married Mary Ellen Blaine, Roosevdt, July 3, 1958. They lived in Vernal and he worked at Bonanza in the mine for 23 years, moving to Santa Clara in 1980. There he worked in a silver mine. He is survived by his wife and daughter Honda Mary of Santa Clara, a son Rodney Rex Powell of Vernal and sister Mrs. George (Naydeen) Ber-ret- t, Upalco. Funeral services were held December 19, 1982 in Provo. Burial was December 20, in St. George. J. Toney James To-f- j Bench, Uintah County,; age 59, died December 25, at the Du-- : chesne County Hospital. was: born December 14, 1923 Jensen at Farmcraek, d Ruth Jensen, age 85, Neoia, died December 21, 1982 at home of natural causes. She was bran January 15, 1897 in Washington, Utah, a daughter of Thomas Blazzard R. Jeasea and Eliza M. Averet Blazzard. Averatt Blazzard. She married Lionel C. Jensen May 8, 1920 in the LDS Temple in St. Blaz-zar- Uintah Coun- J. Toney ty, Utah to Henry Toney and Annie Ridley. He worked at the Tooele Army Depot in the ammunition department He married Martha Engavo who later died. He is survived by daughters, Peggy Lou Toney, Roosevelt and Alva Marie Toney; his mother and one brother, Ben Ridley, Farm Creek. He was preceded in death by a son, Cy Toney. Graveside services will be December SO, at Ft Duchesne Cemetery. S. Blank George. She resided with her husband in Neoia, for the past 62 years. She was a school teacher, seminary teacher and active in all the womans organizations of the LDS Church. She served as a Missionary in the Ute Indian Mission 1953415, and at the Hawaian LDS Temple 1956-57-. She is survived by nor husband and the following children; Phyllis J. Wardle, Las Vegas; L. Lee Jensen, Neoia; Dahl Ray Jensen, Kearns; Neill C. Jensen, Spring Glm; and 18 grand children and 35 great grand children. Funeral services are at Neoia Ward Chapd December 27, 1962. Interment will be at Neoia Cemetery. C White Sadie Holbrook Blank, age 96, Neoia, died December 21, 1982 in the Ashley Valley Medical Center of natural She was born March 29, 1886 in Wagon Mound, New Mexico to William and Mary Wilson Holbrook. She married Albert Blank December 21, 1917 in Grand Junction, Colorado. He died May 1, 1949. She was a member of the Roosevelt RP.W. and a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. She is survived by a son and two daughters; Willis Stevens, Vernal; Mrs. Lewis (Nina) Ludlow, Harienda Heights, California; Dorothy Wanda Riggie of Neoia; ten grandchildren and a number of great grandchildren. She is preceded in death by son, Curtis Stevens. The Tabiona Lion Hunter has met his demise; Clarence Everett White, age 79, died December 15, 1982. Bon April 15, 1908, Cottonwood, Utah to Ethlebert and Perintha Pearl Sepulveda White. Married Sara Luella Yancey, August 23, 1923 in Mackfoot, Graveside services were held Monday December 27, at 11 a.m. at the Roosevdt Memorial Park. . Idaha Survived by daughter Cleo Luella; sons, Clarence Myron, Forrest Der-ralVernon Meldon; 19 grandchildren, two 28 sisters, Helen, Edith, Adelsde, Ruth. revenue. d, great-grandchildre-n; Funeral services Saturday at 12 noon, McDougal Funeral Home, 4830 South Redwood, where friends may call Friday 68 p.m. Interment is at Holladay Memorial Park. Utah sportmen who plan vacations around the hunting seasons are always anxious to know the seasons opening dates. In 1983 the opening dates of the following seasons will be: archery deer and elk, August 20; open area bull elk, October 5; and general deer season, October 22. Season lengths and other regulations for most of the big game hunts (see next story), inducting moose, buffalo, and antelope will be set in June by the Board of Big Game The Board bases its Control. decisions on results of the spring range rides and other big game surveys conducted by Wildlife Resources personnel and representatives from federal land management agencies. The big game hunting proclamation is available after the last Sunday in June. Applications for big game hunts requiring a drawing are accepted during the month erf July. Regulations for upland game will be available in August. Most upland game seasons will begin September 17, but the pheasant and quail hunts will begin November 5. Waterfowl regulations wiU be available in September. The duck hunt will probably be scheduled for October 1, and the goose opener for a week later on October 8. The 1983 hunting and fishing licenses are now available at Division offices and most sporting goods stores statewide. Friday, January 21, the Utah Board of Big Game Control will meet Utah desert to establish the 1983-8bighorn sheep and Rocky Mountain goat hunts, permit numbers and drawing proredures. The meeting will be held in the auditorium of the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources office at 1596 WeBt North Temple, Salt Lake City. Last June at their executive meeting, the Board decided hunters needed more lead time to prepare fra their bighorn sheep and Rocky Mountain goat hunts. They decided at that time to meet in January to set the regulations fra those hiii'ts. The public is invited to attend the 1:30 p.m. meeting. or written public comment win be accepted until January 20. The other big game seasons will stfll be set ha June after a series of public meetings throughout the state. Trout Stamp The Utah Wildlife Board postponed action on the proposed trout stamp until the January 20 meeting. Over 80 people attended the meeting on this controversial issue. Douglas F. Day, Director of the Utah Division of Wildlife Rsources and Secretary to the Wildlife Board, introduced the trout stamp proposal ' shortly after 1C a.m. The Divisions recommendation was for a 92 trout stamp fra all resident adult licenses and nonresident licenses, and a 91 trout stamp for all resident juvenile licenses. This would have become effective May 28, 1983, the general fish season opener. Flaming Gorge, Bear Lake and Lake Powell would have been exempt from the trout stamp until agreements could be reached with the other BtateB sharing these waters. The priority of expending this money would be (1) hatcheries fra rehabilitation, renovation, and re-- . building; (2) conservation pool purchases; (3) access to fishing waters; and (4) rehabilitation of waters. Many of the 80 people in the audience expressed their concern fra the Divisions need fra extra funding but did not support the concept of a trout stamp. Several were worried at the precedent set by a fish stamp of any kind. Various individuals and groups thought it would be better to approach the State Legislature in January, with a fee increase or other idea to increase the Division's 4 ney, Indian He Is Your Pet Guilty Hundreds of deer are killed each winter by nice family pets. Utahns who have dogs that might run on deer winter ranges are urged to keep their dogs fenced or chained to prevent conflicts between deer and dogs. Such conflicts when reported could result in the death of the dog. According to. state law, any dog chasing protected, wildlife may be shot and the owner may receive a fine up to S299 and six months in jail. The early winter storms which struck Utah this year have forced many deer to search for food and cover on the lower elevations of their normal winter ranges. A break in the weather could allow the deer to return to higher elevations, but fra some deer the break may not come soon enough. Conflicts of deer and dogs have increased greatly over the last few years because residential developments on historic deer winter areas have virtually put deer in peoples Utah, died othy and Edith May Stoddard. He Timothy married Barbara Angus June 5, 1942 in the Salt Lake Temple. He was self employed as a plumbing, heating and electrical contractor. He has always been active in the LDS Church having filled a mission with his wife in the Missouri Independence Mission from November 1978 to June 1980. He was recently released as Group Leader of' the High Priests of his ward. He is a veteran of W. W. II serving in the Army. He is survived by his wife and the following sons and daughters; Mrs. Owen (Diane) Anderson, Bountiful; Edith Slaugh. Vernal; Brent W. Timothy, Roosevelt; Bruce L. Timothy; Roosevelt; Mrs. Curtis (Janae) Ercanbrack, VemaL There are 20 grandchildren; one sister, Verl Moore, San Leandro, California. Funeral services were held December 29 at Roosevelt Ward Chapd at 11 a.m. Interment will be in Roosevelt City Memorial Park. R. , xrn May Santa May 3, 1922, in Altonah to Wallace Tim- , ac- Ronald illness. He was born $ industrial F. 789-486- 15th MINISTRATION H. 60, died his home December 26, after a long 722-452- County of Salt Lake and He was preceded in death by one son Delmar. Funeral services will be held December 30 at 2 p.m. at Randlett Episcopal Church. Interment will be in the Randlett Cemetery. Harold mothy, age rial-relat- VS in named Randlett d Vice President STATE OF UTAH SMALL BUSINESS n; . A shortage in trained secretaries is prompting the Uintah Basin Area Vocational Center to promote its secretary-relateprograms, encourage candidates to complete vocational classes, and enter the work force to help ifelieve the shortage. The need for trained secretaries has never been greater," said Arva Redden, office occupations instructor at the UBAVC. An estimated 300,000 new secretaries will be needed every year, at least through the 1980's. UBAVC offers a variety of secrete programs, including speed writing, executive secretary, office occupations, shorthand, typewriting, accounting, word processing and clerk typist," said Dennis Garner business Department Chairman. Classes are offered daily in the evenings at the UBAVC in Roosevelt and the Maeser Center in Vernal. Evening classes also include Principles of Management, Introduction to Data Processing, Advanced Data Processing, introduction to Accounting and Establishing a Small Business, and Real Estate Principles for Salesmen. For more information 3 call the UBAVC or TRUSTEE THE ADMINISTRATOR Wash, Ft Duchesne; 31 two grandchildren; two brothers, Henry Cesspooch, Randlett and Ramon Cesspooch, Vice-Preside- nt 3 Secretary training stressed Entry No. 196728 in Book A-5-9 at Poge 486. DATED December 15, 1982 UTAH TITLE AND ABSTRACT COMPANY, SUCCESSOR the 1981-82- Cess- - pooch, Houston, Texas; Janice May Cesspooch, Orem, Utah; Lupita Cesspooch, Pendleton, Oregon;Jo-An- n All-Stat- recorded-Februar- 14, 1978 as Entry No. 196728 in Book A 59 at Page 486 of Official Records, in the By: Alfred Jr., Randlett; LaVita May b. MINISTRATOR OF THE SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION as Beneficiary 1982-8- re- fun-lovin- k, and was He is a member of National Honor Society, DHS band He plays baseball, runs and track and has been second team e Football for two years. Both Craig and Christy are high honor roll students. DUNBAR VINCENT Cess- Ceeapooch 1 Loupeta Lujuan. He married May McCook. He was the first janitor at the New Randlett Gym and later became the director. He was a tailor by trade. He played the saxophone, clarinet, and trumpet in a symphony orchestra. He graduated from the Sherman Indian School at Riverside, California. He is survived by the following children: Audulia Sanches, Randlett; Beverly Cesspooch, Randlett;Samud Cesspooch, Randlett; Beatrice Red-nicFt Duchesne; Clarice Muniz, Ault, Colorado; Ray Cruz Cesspooch, -- Nona in pooch and Christy Park and Craig Bailey have been chosen Students of the Month for December at Duchesne high school. Christy has been Sweetheart Ball Chairman, FHA president for two years, FHA State vice president, a member of the National Honor Society, Yearbook Editor, Jr. Prom chairman and Queen, is in GAA and gymnastics and plays volley ball and basketball. Craig is Studentbody President Published in the Uintah Basin Standard December 16, 30, 1982 and January 6, 1983. ' Randlett to Albert injuries cember 23. He was bmi March honored Philip R. Thompson and DORTHY as Trustor, Duchesne County Hospital. 1909 City ceived in an ber 25 at the 17, IQ Hospital from 73, Decem- died Park and Bailey 722-210- 25, 1982 in a Salt Lake Standard Report cember Eoch,age 1983. 7233575 7332411, Items through 8 or ate located at Duchesne High School and items 9 through 13 are located at the District Warehouse, Duchesne, Utah. The District reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids and or to accept any part of a bid Cesspooch Basin Wildlife Bruce Roy Green, age 31, died De- Cruz Cess- - ecuted the above instrument on behalf of said Agency and acknowledged to me that such Agency executed he same. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. Bonnie B. Miller Notary public in the Uintah Published Basin Standard December 23, 30, 1982, ond January 6, County School P.O. Box 446, District, C. Small Businesss Administration and the person who ex- Office, Clerk-Treasurer- 's family. Sec. 10, T3S, R2W A581 60 APPLICANT: USA Bureau of Land Management, Vernal, UT 84078 POINT(S) OF DIVERSION: (1) . S. 20 ft. E. 440 ft. from NW : 1 assorted pots and pans. To be considered, sealed bids must be filed with the PLACE OF USE: NWVkNWVk, APPLICANT: SOURCE: Model 13. Plastic lunch trays Stockwatering: From Apr. 1 to Oct. 31, total acreage 0.25 Sec. 3.T3S.R2W 3 A58203 : Shavers reen Obituaries On this 0th day of December in the year 1982, personally appeared before me Gary M. Peterson, known to me to be the Chief, Portfolio Management of the as :acs. : Domestic: I family. Stockwalering.- - 34 head of livestock, Irrigation: From Apr. I toOct. 31, total acreage 0.25 act. acs. UT NEKNEtt, Sec 84120 Domestic: Other: PLACE OF USE: SEKNWK, Sec. 12, T2S, R4W Unnamed springs OF DIVERSION: (I) N 100 ft. E. 250 ft, (2) N. 250 ft. W. 100 ft. from SWGor. Sec. 1 1, T2N, R6W (1.5 mi W. of Moon Lake) PURPOSE AND PERIOD OF USEDomestic: 250 persons from May 1 to Nov. 1, Stockwatering: From May 1 to Nov. 1 of 10 head of livestock Recreation: From May I to Nov. 1 A 54 unit campground, USE: family. 50 head of miscellaneous uses of dairy bam. Irrigation: From Apr. 1 to Oct. 31, total acreage 0.25 POINTS(S) QUANTITY: 0.015 CFS SOURCE: 6 in. well 100 ft. 1 livestock USA Forest Service, 324 25th Street Ogden, UT 84401 i QUANTITY: 0.1 5 CFS and 10 Ac. Ft. APPLICANT: ' Domestic: COUNTY OF Salt Lake hand 1 1 . Mixer, Blakeslee Model CC20, Electric. 12. Shoe stringer (potato). 0.015 CFS in. well 100 ft. QUANTITY: SOURCE: 6 BiCO December 30, 1982 Uintah In some animals, such as the rabbit, the indwr teeth keep griming as they are worn down. The shark grows sot after set of teeth. The motion of the Board was to postpone the final derision on the trout stamp. The motion was made at the suggestion of many in the audience to give sportsmen the time to develop a legislative proposal and work with the legislature to get a revenue biU going through that state body. |