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Show T Pace 20 - UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. April 24.J2001 N. Norman Racd Massey beloved son, brother, husband, father, grandfather, and friend was reunited with bis younger brotherJerry Lane when he was called home to his Heavenly Father on April 18 th, 2001 as a resul t of complications from heart surgery. Reed was bom January 10th, 1952 in VernHl, Utah to LaZon Rich and Norman Van Massey. He was a member of The Church ofJesus Christ of LatterDaySuints. His faith ran very deep and he never questioned his Heavenly Fathers decisions. I fe graduated from Hillcrest High School in Salt Lake City in 1970. He then joined the US Marine Corp, where he proudly served his country for four years. He was Helicopter Crew Chief in Vietnam, also spent time in the Mediterranean Region and Quantico, VA. At the time of his release he had achieved the rank of Sargent. After leavingthe service, he married Lynn Parken at which time Reed stepped into the role of stepfather to Jake and Ryan. He moved his new family to Logan, Utah so that he could attended Utah State University. They then returned toVernal where they added a son, Mathew Van and a daughter, Amanda LaRae to their family. While living on Brush Creek, Rend owned and operated his own ra thole servicing company. Seven yean after they married, Reed and Lynndivorred. He married Roeeanna Mounts on December 06, 1986, became stepfather toTresay.JJand Leslie (Boogie) and adopted Roses youngest son Travers. While living in Salt Lake City Reed worked as Production Manager at Lika Utah. He took on the task of Implementing forms and work tools from computer programs that allowed tracking statistics of production and quality of the products produced. Reed and Rose would form LatigoTruckinginAugust 1996 and Reed would spend the last five years of his life driving truck with his father at War Hawk Enterprises, Inc. in Vernal, Utah. Reed also known as Frosty, played a very important role in many lives. He was aloving mentor to all. Asa cowboy at heart, he had many great experiences riding bulls and brones traveling the rodeo trail. He was a devout patriot with an extensive knowledge of US and World history. Considered a fountain of knowledge to many, he strongly believed in continually educating himself and others. Frosty also spent many hours writing his penmanship was exquisite, singing playingthe guitar, woodworking coachingLittle League, and capturinglife withacamera. He had a rich life that can be seen in all of his accomplishments; his family being the greatest Reed will continue to be a Bourco of strength and support to all those who where fortunate enough to be a part of his life. He will be remembered with much love until we see him again in Heaven. Rest peacefully till then. Fie is survived by his loving wife, Rose, SLC, UT, children, Mathew Van and Kay Dee Massey, Amanda LaRae Massey, Vernal, UT. Travers Ransom Massey, Leslie Dawn and Ryan Longmore, SLC, UT, Tressy Ann, Jeremy Jan, Las Vegas, NV. Grandchildren, Mathew Holden Caldwell, Conner Aldin Longmore, Beqjamin, Ashlie, Daniel, Brian na, and Kylee, his parents, Norman Van and Helen Massey, and LaZon Rich Allen, Vernal, UT, nine brothers and Eugene William Hartman Hartman E. Massey Eugene died April 16th 2001. Eugene was born March 22nd 1926, in Mt. Emmons, Utah, to Rhoda and Chester Hartman. He attended school in A1 lament, Utah and graduated in 1944 from Wasatch Academy in Mt. Pleasant, Utah. Eugene entered the U.S. Army after graduating and served in Germany until late 1947. Upon returning to Utah he married. Alter building a house in Altamontand farming for about 6 years he moved to Murray, Utah where he trained for and managed a Sprouse-Reit- z variety retail store. In 1954 he transferred to Pocatello, Idaho where he managed a larger store until lie retired in 1967. He stayed in Pocatello until 1971 and then moved to Arizona. He returned to Idaho in 1990. Eugene loved the mountains and eqjoyed hunting, fishing and camping. His determination, strong will and independent nature kept him active for many years while suffering with rheumatoid arthritis. He was a patient man and could create and build most anything from wood or steel. Eugene is survived by his son and daughter in law, Fletcher and Sally Hartman of Pocatello, his daughter and son in law Rebecca and Tom RogersofBoise; 5 grandchildren, Paul Hartman and wife Ivonne, Mathew Hartman, Douglas Hartman of Pocatello, Dan Rogers of Boise and Julia Rogers of Atlanta, Georgia; 3 great grandchildren; two brothers, Max and Bruce Hartman of Mt. Emmons, Utah and many nieces and nephews. Services will be held at Downard Hansen Funeral Home, 241 N. Garfield, Pocatello at 3:00 PM. S. Nielsen Sarah Thayne Taylor Nielsen, age 73, of Duchesne, formerly of Mountain Home died Sunday night April 22, 2001. Funeral services are pending at press time. For in formation please call I (ullinger Mortuary or 800-- 7 or listen to KNEU radio news. 1 Interviewing for Truck Driving Position ? Candidates must have 5 years experience driving super tanker, or triple combinations, crude oil from the Uintah Basin. class A CDL, with XT MUST POSSESS-vali- d endorsements, current D.O.T. physical. The successful candidate must be able to meet the physical requirements for commercial drivers as set forth in CFR title 49, chapter 3, subchapter B, part 39 .4 . Have a safety first attitude, self sufficient, customer focused, and be able to produce a current MVRwith a clean driving record. BE WILLING TO - work shifts, climb stairs or ladders, handle lengths of hose weighing 50 to 60 lbs, handle and install tire chains weighing 50 pounds, when weather requires. BE ABLE TO-paa spirmetry test, a respirator fit test & successful screen. The applicant will enjoy a drug and excellent benefit plan, with wage, hourly competitive while driving top of the line equipment! Mail resume to: loading-hauling-unloadi- ng 1 1 ss CALUMET LUBRICANTS CO. LP. BOX 10 Roosevelt, Utah 84066 Attn: Tracy Williams Need to ba mlswd on or before Family mam bars May 1st naad not apply State offers financial incentives vehicles for alternative-fue- l The state of Utah is encouraging residents to take advantage of various financial incentives to purchase cars and trucks that use alternative Riels and generate less pollution. The Office of Energy Services the Utah Division of Community Development is promoting tax credits and loans to busioffering loans to pubnesses and interest-fre- e lic and government entities to make it more attractive to acquire vehicles that are powered by cleaner-burnin- g fiiels other than gasoline. In the Salt Lake City area, the Newspaper Agency Corp. operates delivery vehicles that run on compressed natural gas and propane.That has enabled NAC to cut emissions from its vehicles by approximately 67,000 pounds a year. NAC fleet manager Robin Erickson says that agency has seen significant savings because alternative fiiels are less ex-liand maintenance costs are r. To emphasize the need for st vehicles, Ran cleaner-burnin- g MacDonald, environmental engineer at the Utah Division of Air Quality, says an estimated 60 percent of the air pollutants along the Wasatch Frontarefiom standard and off-roa- d vehicles. To encourage the use of alternative-fuel vehicles in the state, the following incentives are available: Tax credits A state income tax credit of 50 percent ofthe incremental cost of the vehicle up to $3,000 on new factory-bui- lt AFVs and percent of the conversion cost up to $2,500. The Division ofAir Quality determines if a vehicle meets requirements for alternative fuel vehicles. The State Tax Commission determines the amount oferedit Fuel tax exemptions 50 sisters, Vickie Mae and Scott Hagman, Vannette and Glen Rosa, Yvonne (Jerry Lane) Jackson, Robert Orin and Laurie Allen, Mary Janeand Max Taylor, Michael Leo and Aim Allen, Shirley and Gabe Nault, Twain and Marie Winn, and Barbara and Ron Zeller, many aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews, cousins and best friends, too many to count but all of whom were so very important in Reeds lift. He was preceded in death by his r, brother Jerry Lane Massey, Leo Robert Allen nephews; Jeremiah Reed Massey and Robert B. Allen, all grandparents. Fimeral Services will be held Tuesday, April 24, 2001 at 11:00 am at the Maeser Stake Center, 2746 W. 1000 No,Vernal, Utah, viewing Monday evening, April 23, 2001 from 7 to 9 pm at the Thomson-BlackbuMortuary, Vernal, Utah and one hour prior to services at the Stake Center . Burial will be in the Dry Fork Cemetery. step-fathe- m Card of Thanks With the passing of Nathan, the Howard A Max ini Todd family express their thanks for so many acts of love and kindness in his behalf. The Altamont EMTs responded quickly and helpfol; the Medical Center Emergency staff who used their skills in trying to revive Nathan and then gave way to the family's wishes to let him psss away quietly, were so appreciated. We expressed thanks to the news media: KNEU, Nickel Ad, the Salt Lake newspapers, and the Standard, whose influence reached into other states, as also did the internet. Hullinger Mortuary helped to create a calming influence for all of us. We were recipients of so much love and friendship with telephone calls, home visits and cards expressing sympathy, aad contributions of food, money, and floral arrangements. All these added to the wonderful feeling we felt at the memorial services. Our special thanks is offered to the CouAmore stall; parents, and children who helped us to recognize Nathan for who he was; a special person even though handicapped in so many ways. We feel the same for the Bluebell Ward Primary nursery where he was loved so much for so long. We live in such a wonderful area, among people whom we respect so highly. Thanks to each one who shared your love and support or who contributed in any way to make this a most rewarding, spiritual time for our family, and for Nathan. . COALVILLE? Third District Judge Robert Hilder set June 18 as the beginning trial date for Paul Wayment who baa been charged with negligent homicide after he left his son, two year-ol- d Gage, in a vehicle while scouting for deer in the Chalk Creek area in October. Upon returning to the vehicle, the boy was missing and an intensive search began . his body was found several County Bee days later and his death attributed to hypothermia.-Summ- it Drivers of AFVs that use compressed natural gas are eligible for a Clean Fuel Tax Exemption Certificate. For an annual foe of $82, the certificate reduces the state friel tax paid at the pump. Grants Grants are available to businesses and government agencies for up to 50 percent of the incremental cost of buying a new vehicle and up to 50 percent of the cost to convert a vehicle TOOELE-Jo- e Thackeray spent a good amount of time fighting Mormon crickets last year, ao much time he wonders ifthe fight did anythingmore than just make him feel good. Two poison applications were laid down around the southern Skull Valley operation owned by Ensign Ranches of Utah, where Thcakeray manages tire forming operations. But he poison did little or no good-- the crickets blew through the bait barrier, went over the ranch headquarters, and straight on up into the Standsbury and OnquiMountains.-Tranacri- pt Bulletin torunondeanfiiel. Loans loans are available to qualified businesses and interest-fre- e loans are available to state agencies, schools, and public transit authorities. The loans can be used for purchasingnew vehicles, converting a vehicle to run on a clean fuel , and the cost of refueling equipment. Fueling stations com- -i Utah boost the fourth-largeLow-intere- st pete CountyCo mmiasioners abandoned their experiment with evening meetings Tuesday at their regular meeting. At the first day of the meetings year, the commissioners opted to hold one oftheir in the late afternoon and evening. The reationale for the trial was to give citizens a greater opportunity to attend the meetings and to make it easier for those who hadbusiness with the commission to come in the evening rather than during the workingday. However, the commissioners rioted that fewer people had attended during the late meetings that when the meetings were held during the Enterprise MANTI-S- an semi-month- ly st day.-Messe- infrastructure in - Wasatch County Commissioners met with Heber City Council-meto negotiate for charges fro countyjail and dispatch services. The charges have been a bone of contention between the two governments since September 2000. According to Wasatch Commissioners LnRen T Provost, Mike Koliler and Ralph Duke, Heber City uses the countyjail and dispatch services Wave so they should pay their share of the coets.-Waaa-teh the country. CNGfbelingstations are located along the corridor from Logan to St. George. Propane is also widely available and four ethanol stations are planned for theSalt Lake County by 2002. Vehicle availability Alternative-fue- l vehicles are available in a variety of models from cars to trucks to vans. Local auto dealers can provide more information about what is available locally. For more information, residents can contact Lisa Yoder, Office of En7 or ergy Services, at (801) WASATCH- TOOELE- - Is Tooele County about to give birth to a healthy new set of redistricted legislative seats? Redrawn House and Senate seats are possible outcomes from the 2000 Census, which shows that the countys population grew at an average of 4.4 percent over 10 years while some incorporated and unincorporated areas grew by as much as 62 percent during the decade.-Transcr- ipt Bulletin 538-876- (800) toll-fre- e 662-363- n, SAN JUAN-- John Hart has been hired as the new Chief Executive Officer of the San Juan Health District. The new position was made open because current CEO Cleal Bradford will be leaving the district by the end of the month. The Board approved a $66,000 salaiy for Hart, with $4,000 in moving Juan expenses. In all, there were 18 applicants for the CEO position 5. The Office of Energy Services initiates and encourages Btate activities that ensure efficient use of energy resources. These actions foster economic development while enhancing environmental quality and the quality of life. San Record VERNAL- - By resolution the Uintah County Commissioners voted in support ofbuildingashooting range. FriendsofthleNRA have the binding to build the range .With the cloeingof the Zufelt Range in Roosevelt, the Rod and Gun Club moving to shotgun only and the closure of the U Hill range, there is a need for a new shooting range.-Vern- al Express Ouray refuge to host Spring Celebration May 5 TOOELE- - Because shes forgiven the young man who took her sons lift duringa drunken brawl in Tooeles Middle Canyon nearly three years ago, Lucinda Weeks says her other children hate me. . .they dont want anything to do with me. Pail Medina, now 21, Tooele, was sentenced in 1999toaprison term ofzero to five years after pleading guilty to homicide by assault following Bulletin the June 1998 death of Justin Jones, 23, GrantsviUe.-Transcr- ipt Ouray National Wildlife RcAige is celebrating International Migratory Bird Day (IMBD) and the Refiiges 41st annual birthday by hosting the 7th Annual Spring Celebration on Saturday, May 5. This event will include activity stations for children of all ages. Station topics include Wetland Insects, Wetland Birds, Pesky Weeds, guided bird talks, Atlatlea, spearheads and arrowheads, endangered fish biology and much more. The event begins at 7 a.mxnd continues until 12 noon. Breakfast items will be sold during the event The Uintah Event starts the Family Literacy Frogram will be serving items such as break- RICHFIELD- - What is believed to be the remains of a female Indian who lived in the area ccntures ago, was discovered after abackhow, diggings trench for a drainage project in Salina, uncovered some bones Friday afternoon. A partial skull, jawbone and three ribs were found when three employees of Meadow Valley Construction, Springvile, were shoveling in the trench.-Richfi- eld Reaper fast burritos, doughnuts, and hotcakes. This day provides the opportunity ; for scouts, children, and adults to come out and eqjqy and reftige for a day of guided ftrn. Conservation officers are available to answer Bcoutques-tion- s and biologists are present to address wildlife questions. This year bay scout badges hove been made available for Webeloe, Bears, and Wolves. A requirements list can be picked up at the entrance booth the day of the event and when requirements are met, badges will be available for purchase at the Boy Scout Hut in Vernal. Recognised across the Western Hemisphere, IMBD is an invitation to celebrate and support migratory bird conservation. The goal of the day is to raise awareness about migratory birds, foster appreciation for their role in nature and in our lives, and share our concern about their welfare. The event at Ouray NWR will focus on the birds and wildlife ofthe ; Ouray National Wildlife Re frige will also be celebratingit's41stbirth-da- y on May 26. Ouray was estab- lished as an inviolate sanctuary, or spy other management purpose, for migratory birds in 1960. The reftige became fully functional in 1961. For the past 41 years the refuge os provided resting and feeding areas for migratory songbirds, waterfowl, and shorebirds. The refrige has also pro- -' vided homes for resident wildlife species such os mule deer, elk and pheasant. ' Everyone is welcome to attend the Spring Celebration, for more information on the event contact outdoor recreation planner, Jennifer DeLeon at ext 221. Cow buoy Tins for consumers Use caution when banking over the Internet Online hanking is growing in popularity, with nearly 23 million Americana expected to pay their bills and access their financial accounts on line by 2004, according to one estimate. The Internet offers the potential for safe, convenient new ways to shop for financial services and conduct banking business, any day, any time. However, safe banking online involves making wise decisions that will help you avoid costly surprises or scams. 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