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Show f Pg8, UINTAH BASIN STANDARD, March 25. 1987 lorsville. A brother Rex Kay preceded her in death. Lois worked in the Duchesne School lunch kitchen as a helper, then on full time, and then as ' Lois Houtz Behrmann Behrmann Lois Houtz Behrmann, 57 of Mapleton, died Tuesday, March 17, 1987 at home from a stroke on November 4, 1986 and complications from it She was born March 14, 1930 at Springville, to Heber Hall Houtz and Colista Isa be 11 Robertson. She went to school in Springville and graduated from Springville High School and worked as Jr. High School Secretary. She married Verl Otto Behrmann August 17, in the Salt Lake Temple. Survivors include: husband, Verl in Duchesne County Courthouse, Duchesne, Utah, on April A, 1987 at the the hour of 12:00 o'clock noon, for the purpose of foreclosing a Trust Deed a executed by ARK TANK LINES, a Utah corporation, os Trustor, in favor of ZIONS FIRST Wilkens, Donna McArthur and Entry No. 216199 in Book AS3, at Rages 155-15of the official records of Duchesne Utah County, and encumbers certain real properly located in Duchesne County, Stale of Utah, which real property more is particularly INDUSTRIAL PARK. Purchase price payable in lawful money of the United States of America. Said sola will be made without covenant or warranty, express or implied, regarding title, possession or encumbrances. DATED: March 3, 1987. Zions First National Bank Richard H. Nobeker, Attorney 800 Kennacolt Building Salt Lake City, Utah 841 33 Published in the Uintah Basin Standard March II, 18, 25, 1987. The following Duchesne in (A62290) APPLD. Lynn Christensen, 201 Ross persons having 1 ICANT, Drive, Clearfield, UT. 0.015 cfs. SOURCE: 6 in. well 100 ft. to 800 ft. deep. POINT(S) OF DIVERSION: (I) S 450 E 750 from WV4 Cor, Sec 23, T3S, R8W. (Lot No. 23, Cedar Mountain Prop.) USE, Irrigation, from Apr I to Oct 31, total acreage 0.25 acs; Domestic, 1 family. PLACE OF USE, NWKSWM Sec 23, T3S, QUANTITY, the Court within 3 months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims shall be forever barred. Kathleen C Pyles 210 East 200 South Duchesne, Utah 84021 Published in the Uintah Basin Standard March II, RSW. 18,25,1987. Protests resisting the granting of this applica- tion Deceased. Probate No. ' Judicial ) USB4M. claims against the above estate are required to present them to the undersigned or to the Clerk of reasons with therefore must be filed in duplicate with the State Engineer, 1636 West North Temple, Salt lake City, Utah 841 16 on or before APRIL 24, 1987. All Robert persons having claims against the above estate are required to present them to the undersigned or to the Clerk of L. Morgan, STATE P.E. ENGINEER Published in the Uintah Basin Standard March 1 1 , one-thir- - ' Thompson, Ruth Murray, Fred Todd and Carol Williamson of Vernal She returned home from the Duchesne County Hospital Monday after having pneumonia. Grant and Eugenia Pickup went 13. They were accompanied by their daughter Shirley Neilson from Rand-le- tt to Price Friday, March and attended the funeral services for a sister-in-laGwen Mathis Pickup. ' Glade and Fern Peterson drove to Coalville to spend time with her sister Margaret and husband BYU. ' Her children, Kehl and Charlene Behunin of Sandy visited her Saturday in the hospitaL e The Myton City Counts held its regular meeting Friday night The council signed a statement for Duchesne County in rapport of the proposed prison to be built somewhere in the Basin. The council discussed the problem of people moving trailer homes in without contacting the city for a permit A number of those recently moved are in violation of the fire code. Francis Fowler, city employee told the council of his progress and the ditches and streets within Myton City. He then requested a raise. Mayor Cooper Ken Christensen. There was thirteen of . her family members present first grandchild for Larry and LaRae Nelson of Morgan and great grandchild for Erma Miner of Bountiful Maternal grandparents are Ray and Gail Brown from Sugar (Sty, Idaho. The little girl weighed 8 lbs. and will be known as Nickol Marie. Her parents are students at Loene Nelson and daughter Carla and Greg Atwood and children from Salt Lake. Sandra Aldredge and daughter Johnna and Terry Harrison and children from Vernal came to visit James Powell and help honor his 86th birthday Sunday. e A week ago Marley Hamblin was admitted to the West Valley hospital for major surgery. His wife Jean is in the dty with him. We all wish the best for him. e Dean and Remo Hamblin went to Salt Lake taking daughter, Hazel and Dennis Jensen for a doctors checkup. It was decided Hazel will e Fontella Hunt went to Logan to bring son Darvell Hunt and Keven Woodward home from school for spring break. Brent Powell is also home from Logan, e Remo and Dean Hamblin spent) the past week in Richfield where they attended a family dinner t the home of Dean's sister Elva and Dorothy and Boyd Powell went to Salt Lake for Boyd to enter the Veterans hospital for surgery on his hand. e Karen Brown and granddaughter Sarah Marsing visited over the weekend with the Max Nelsons, e Little two year old James Shaw, son of Bob and Penny Shaw spent Wednesday in the Duchesne County hospital for treatment of an excessive amount of Tempra which he helped himself too. e Mr. and Mrs. Max Nelson received word Wednesday March 17 of the arrival of a new great granddaughter born to grandson Paul and Kathy Nelson in the Valley hospital in Provo. She is the - otherwise designated. Locations NEWS from the Veterans Hospital Thursday where he had major surgery on his hip. Pastor Glenn Thompson was released from the Duchesne County Hospital Monday of last week. Peggy Sorenson celebrated her birthday Sunday. Four of her six children enjoyed a birthday dinner and visiting with her. Shuns and Paula were in attendance, along with Sonji Sutton and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Betts and sol Shanna and Paula returned to their jobs in Salt Lake City after the dinner. e Visitors at the home of Marion A. Behunin this past week were: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sharpies, LaRae Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sorenson, Sue Ann McKenna, Velma Dart, Betty Monks, Jovita throughout the entire year above estate. ongoing victimization in domestic violence situations. d of all female Nearly homicide victims are killed hr their Half of all married women will be NEWS LaRae Murphy spent a few days Salt Lake City with her mother1 e Bud Cooper- returned home County unless beaten at least once by their husbands during their marriages. As a result, one out of four suicide attempts by women are related to injured as a result of rapes, muggings or automobile accidents. Zola Spencer in have been filed with the State Engineer to appropriate water in fylei. Deceased. Probate No. Notice Is hereby given that Kathleen C. Pyles has been appointed Personal of the Representative Probate No. Seventh applico-tion(s- According to FBI crime statistics, a woman is beaten in this country every second of every day. More women are injured as a result of domestic violence than are MYTON old. . Duane Bowman. Lance and Maureen Luck are happy to announce the birth of their new baby daughter, born Thursday, March 12 in the Duchesne County Hospital She weighed 7 lbs. 8 oz. and will be named Caasl Grandparents are Dorothy Luck, and Lee and Geniel Jensen, Neola. e Thelma Orr and her sister Virginia Labrum of California arrived at the home of their mother Rose Gardner March 10. Thursday March 12, their brother Darrol and Naomi Gardner of Springville came with the dinner all cooked and spent the day celebrating their mothers 91st birthday. The two sisters will return home March 24. e Neola 1st Ward Relief Society held their annual March 17, party. A large crowd enjoyed a beef dinner and a program. Arvin Moon was the emcee with Beverly Henrie in Charge. Amanda Henrie gave a reading; John Oberhansly did a piano selection; Steven Duncan played his accordian; enter LDS Hospital March surgery. ' ex-Ut- ah Problem of domestic violence is pervasive NEOLA Her husband George, and one daughter, Betty Sims, preceded her in death. Mrs. Phillips was born in Greeley, Colorado and was 99 years NOTICE TO WATER USERS CREDITORS All persons having claims against the above estate ore required to present them to the undersigned or to the Clerk of the the Court on or before the 18th day of June, 1987, or said claims shall be forever barred. Estate of Robert Allen DINNER These Democrats attend the Grill. They heard from keynote Marion Behunin Olpin-Hulling- er NOTICE TO CREDITORS the JeffersonJackson dinner Governor Scott Thursday at speaker, Matheson. The told the crowd, the Democrats are fighting hard to regain their recently lost political seats. DEMOCRATIC Chapel. Interment was in the e Fred Todd received word last Sunday of the death' of Ms sister, Mrs. George (Myra) Phillips of New York City and former resident of this area. She is survived by her brother, two daughters, Georgia in New York and Barbara who lives in Madrid Spain; six grandchildren. Estate of Ralph Smith, Estate of Milton V. Lott, Deceased. . Funeral services were March 21, at the Mortuary. Burial was in the Roosevelt Memorial Park. NOTICE TO NOTICE TO CREDITORS Church. She had served as president of the Relief Society. She had been a teacher in the Relief Society, Sunday School, Primary, and MIA. She had also served an LDS mission to the Pennsylvania, Harrisburg Mission and also the Arizona, Phoenix Mission. She was a member of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Survivors: two sons and three daughters, Laddie W. Timothy, LaMar K. Timothy, Mrs. Walter (Mary Elizabeth) Meaeham, all of Kaysville; Mrs. Waldo (Joyce) Miller, Layton; Mrs. Jack (Luella Jo) White, Orem; 81 grandchildren and 38 great grandchildren; one brother and six sisters, John King, Pearl Jones, BurdeDa Croft, awl Ethel Jones, all of Heyburn, Idaho; Louie Atwood, West Jordan; Hazel Todd and Mabel Whatcott, both of Santaquin. She was preceded in death by two brothers and two sisters. Services were held Monday at 11 a.m. at the Kaysville 8th Ward Kaysville City Cemetery. 18,25,1987. All described as follows. All of Lot 5, DUCHESNE Graduated from Davis High Casalina all of California; Ersal Bingham of Arkansas, and Wilbur Bingham of Vernal; four half brothers and sisters; Afton Brighton, Roosevelt; Wilma Snyder of Salt Lake City; Melvin Bingham of Neola and Frank Bingham of Las Vegas, Nevada. Ina Thomas Van Tassel I 2903 North 1025 East North Ogden, Utah 84404 Representative Zions Bank Building" tJ (801) 782-563- T 156 North 200 East IHiblished in the Uintah Basin Standard March 18, Roosevelt, UT 84066 Published in the Uintah 25, April 1,1987. Basin Standard March 11, NATIONAL as Beneficiary, recorded June 15, 1981, as 1972. . Eula District Court of the State of Utah in and for Duchesne County on or before the 11th day of June, 1987, or said claims shall be forever barred. Roland Uresk Attorney for Personal BANK, ' Active member of the LDS He is also survived by three sisters and two brothers - Merle Mrs. Glen E. (Mildred) Bray of Bountiful; Mrs. Reed A. (Marjorie) Larsen of Mapleton; Keith H. Houtz of Springville; Mrs. Marvin situated Leland Charles Bingham School and had taken many classes in Journalism at Weber State College publishing two books. quality control in Colorado for Safeway in the Brea Division. He is survived by two daughters: Gayle Zabala, Paramont, California; Mrs. Gordon (Reds) Long of Salt Lake City; six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Houtz of Brinnon, Washington; Duchesne County, State of Utah, will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder on the front steps of She had lived in Moore, Idaho; Cedar View, Chicago, HL; Roosevelt; and the past 46 years in Kaysville. at Wheeler Mortuary. Funeral Mr. Bingham was employed with of Mapleton; The following described services were in the White church in Mapleton. Interment was in the Evergreen cemetery. the Safeway Bread Company for 40 years. He was manager for many years and worked for 10 years in children: Mrs. Charles D. (Ann) Bagley of Bennion; Mrs. Kent Jay (Marie) Poulson of Mapleton; Paul Robert Behrmann of West Jordan; Mark Lawrence Behrmann of Provo; Miss Dawns Behrmann of Mapleton; 10 grandchildren: brothers and sisters: Bernard Merlin NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE manager until she moved back to Mapleton with her husband in 1981. 8he kept busy quilting and doing genealogy, picture portrait family group sheets and the family photo albums. Viewing was Thursday, March 19 Mary Jane King Timothy, 81, pasted away Friday, March 13, 1987 at her home of cancer. She was born May 9, 1905 in Moore, Idaho, a daughter of Joseph and Luella Strong King. i She married Weston Timothy, November 12, 1924 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died January 14, LeLand Charles Bingham, age 78, of Salt Lake City formerly of Roosevelt died March 19, 1987 in a Salt Lake City Hospital He was born September 13, 1908 in Duchesne to Charles Perry and Mary Alice Gardner Bingham. He married Ella Hedberg. Lois Houtz Otto Behrmann Mary K. Timothy (Vera) Meriwether of Murray; Vincent Robertson Houtz of Tay- Obituaries properly V 24 for said due to the cut in revenue sharing, no raises were in the budget this year. A discussion was held on spraying weeds and cleanup. Thelma Dye said the Fire department would be available to help. Larry Dye, dty councilman was excused. Jack Calvert and Council woman, Sherry Baldridge's daughter and son were visitors, e Phil and Glenn Brotherson have moved in to Myton 2nd Ward. 18,25,1987. MING TO DIG? CALL US FIRST. rrftTffrfh 03001) Dennis Draney and Marylin sang a number and he played his guitar and sang. Laurie and Branden Olsen played a duet. e A fireside All Family Performance" was held Sunday evening at the Neola Cultural hall Members of both wards attended. Jeff Goodrich of Altamont who was in charge has written and published songs for the LDS Church. Those who participated were Joan Goodrich, Vicki Larsen, Lorna Brotherson, Pat Sofely. Kevin Safely, Altamont Myrna Batty, Corene Calder, Vernal or husbands, - our nation by their husbands, boyfriends, brothers and sons. The problem of domestic violence is without question the most common and pervasive violent crime problem in America today. The Nstional Crime Survey found that the most common reason given for not reporting such incidents was that it was a personal matter. The embarrassment, shame and bewilderment were also strong factors that keep many victims silent Fear of violent reprisal is also another reason given bY many for suffering in silence. It seems that once the line between violence and was crossed by an assailant in the home, repeated acta of violence became easier and more frequent Violence in the home also spreads from parents to children from one generation to the' next distorting relationships and destroying lives in the process. Efforts are being made, however, ' non-violen- to eombat suppress and eventually put an end to this terrible social problem. Many organizations nationwide, such as the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Uintah Basins own Women's Crisis Center which operates through Uintah Bara Counseling are working closely with police, judges and prosecutors to stop the violence. Police and sheriff departments area in throughout our the Uintah Basin support the spouse abuse program which provides assistance, support and counseling to both the victims and the perpetrators of domestic violence. The Combined efforts of law enforcement and the domestic violence program are designed not ly to reduce the incidents of violence now, but also to prevent the same in the future. For assistance or more information call Angie Martin: Vernal DuRoosevelt, or Emergency chesne, 781-074- 722-462- 5; 738-249- 4; numbers: or 789-558- 4 The staff at Con Amore wishes to publicly announce their appreciation to our PTA the best everl 0GtmQHjd CQ3 COED Current Topics Club RUMMAGE SALE Saturday April 4 (33COB GGCbGGDCQHS mnnllloE Moon Lake Electric Association National Guard Armory 220 boy- friends. The problem of domestic violence is not confined to any me group or social level but seeps freely across all social economic, racial religious and educational boundaries. One recent study found that police in wealthy Montgomery County, Md., responded to as many domestic disturbance calls as did the New York police in the Harlem District of Manhattan during the same period. Women young and old, rich and poor - are being beaten, injured and even killed in homes all across South 500 East Vernal, Utah Doors open at 9:30 a.m.s . |
