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Show ' f "l f.'fcmii f r 4'''UVsfrji'aa 'iiWid M UtiitM''iWiI exchange 2.0 ac. ft. of water as evidenced by Appl. 27609. U.S. Bur. of Reel, and contract with Weber Basin Water Cons. Dist. The water has been diverted from Wanship Res. at a point N. 1760 ft. E. 3023 ft. from SW Cor. Sec. 29, TIN, R5E; and used for miscellaneous purposes. Hereafter, 2.0 ac. ft. of water is to be Summit East Cancer Crusade Did you know that one in four Americans alive today will someday have cancer? Eighty years ago cancer patients had little hope of survival and now they are saving one in three. A lot of attention will be focused on cancer in April when the American Cancer Society conducts its annual educational and fundraising Crusade. Each individual, young and old, male and female, has a part to play in the continuing fight to said D. Kent control cancer, Norton, KSL-T- weathercaster V and this years chairman of the ACS Cancer Crusade for the Utah Division. We'll be asking not only friends, neighbors and relatives but absolute strangers to consult their doctors about cancer-relate-d checkups. In addition, our volunteers will ask people to help support the American Cancer Society's programs to facilitate the prevention, detection, treatment and ultimate elimination of cancer as a threat to public health. Were asking people to share the cost of living, Norton said. We have an army of more than 2.000 000 dedicated volunteers 4, Block 31, Coalville THE APPLICATION OF ANSCHULTZ City Plat B. CORPORATION FOR formerly known as no is longer required A RESERVOIR STA- Backman, Abstract & for public use and the TUS DETERMINA- Title Company public interest will be TION PURSUANT TO subserved by such va- - SECTION 102(c) of the DAVID B. BOYCE cation. NATURAL GAS PO- LICY ACT OF 1978. Published in the 2 That Section that Summit County Bee Friday, April 10. 17 and portion of Fourth South NOTICE OF HEARING Street in Coalville, CAUSE NO. 24,1981. Utah, lying and being released into Weber THE STATE OF River, at a point same UTAH TO ALL OPERas heretofore; and 2.0 ATORS, TAKERS OF ac. ft. of water is to be PRODUCTION, diverted from a mineral and royalty 0 ft. deep, well, owners, AND PARTIat a point N. 700 ft. W. CULARLY ALL PER550 ft. from E' Cor. SONS INTERESTED Sec. 29. T1S, R6E ( 1 IN THE DISTRIBU- mi SE of Oakley); and used for the domestic Council of Coalville, feet and be in force TION AND SALE OF purposes of 2 families, Utah after due investi- - from and after its NATURAL GAS IN washing down of ani- - gation and considera- - passage as provided by THE ANSCHUTZ RANCH EAST AREA, mal pens; and for the tion, and after a Peti; law. DATED this 2nd day SUMMIT COUNTY, irrigationof 0.25 acs. in tion having been fried' Sec. 29, by William Blonquist to of March, 1981. Notice is hereby gi- vacate a portion of ven that the Board or Fourth South Street, Division of Oil, Gas and and after publishing notice of said Petition Mining, State of Utah, will conduct a hearing as required by law, has on Monday, April 27, ATTEST: determined that the 1981', 10:00 a.m., in the nature and extent of Wendy D. Richins the public use and the Coalville City Recorder Divisions offices, 1588 West North Temple, public interest to be subserved is such as to Councilmen voting for Salt Lake City, Utah, in the above entitled mat-- 1 warrant the vacation of Ordinance: W. French Clifton ter, at which time all a part of public street described in the follow- - Grant Geary persons, firms, and ing Ordinance; there- - LeGrande W. Lewis corporations may if Published in the fore be it ordained by they so desire, appear Summit County Bee the City Council of Councilmen voting Friday, April 10, 17 and Coalville, Utah; against Ordinance: None. 24, 1981. Section 1. That all that NOTICE OF Published in the TRUSTEES SALE part of Fourth South Street in Coalville, Summit County Bee The following des- - Utah, lying within the Friday, April 10, 1981. described BEFORE THE BOARD tural Gas Policy Act of cribed property in Sum- - following mit County, Utah, will lands: 1978, Public Law 95- - everywhere in the country which is urging all people to learn about informathe Societys life-savi- ng tion and share their knowledge with others, the ACS leader said. Here in Utah we have nearly 39,000 people going with vital information. "Support of research is one way to fight cancer," he said, "but I wonder how many people realize that we could save many more lives from cancer right now with just the knowledge we already if only everyone underhave stood how important it is to detect cancer in its early and most curable stage. "The entire emphasis of the 1981 Crusade is on the individual," Norton Said. "We're out to tell people that it's what they don't know about cancer that can hurt. We want to enlist each one in some phase of our cancer control program. They are the key to cancer control. The Summit East Unit began the Crusade April 1st under the direction of Sara Donaldson, Crusade Chairman. The Crusaders with will be calling vital information and for your door-to-do- - Section 504 Rural Housing Loans and Grants are available through FMHA to help low income elderly homeowners make necessary repairs to their homes. Low interest loans and grants are made to applicants who are 62 years of age or older and who are of their dwelling. Eligibility for a loan or grant is based on the person's repayment ability. Very low income repair loans come under the Section 504, and the loan limit is S7.500. Maximum term for the repayment is 20 vears. The interest rate is one owner-occupan- ts , door-to-do- or dontfitf'v. percent. Home Repair Grants for the Elderly are available through the FMHA as above stated and the amount of the grants must not exceed S5.000. Grants are made for that portion of the Section 504 Loan that cannot be repaid by the applicant. A.D. Dick and Maye Prescott of Kamas recently used a 504 Loan to improve their home. FMHA loan funds were used to assist the family to build a new roof, replacing the old roof which was leaking. Mr. Prescott states that the new roof has worked very well and relieved many of his worries about the wet weather. For information concerning Farmers Home Administration Programs, contact Lynn Sagers or Lorie Boyer at the County Office, Coalville, or call be sold at PINE MEADOW RANGE PLAT according to the official plat thereof. "D, The Trust Deed Crittenden. Married Nellie Leon Rees July 21, 1920 in the Logan Temple. She died April 24, 1979. Mem- ber LDS Church. Ser- ved in the MIA. "C.A., as he was known in the Summit and surrounding coun- in his early years, was a rancher and stockman. He was well for the work he did with his caterpillar tractor, land plane and other equipment, lea- many historical landmarks on the coun- tryside. Known for his natural engineering ability. Avid sportsman and life member of the Rifleman's Association. Surviving: three C.K., Edmund R. (Ted) both Hoytsville; Lloyd R., Coalville; 11 grandchildren; - 27 1948 in Ferron. Mar- - 'Pamplona, Murray; riage later solemnized Celia, LaRena in the Provo LDS son, both of Salt Lake Temple. He attended schools in Orangeville and Ferron and gra- duated from South Emery High School in 1948. He later moved to Utah County, where he was employed by Mountain Fuel Supply. Later moved to ville, where he worked as the local agent for Mountain Fuel Supply, He was active in all sports. Member LDS Church, held the office s of Elder in the ville First Ward. He had been an active n member and past dent, Coalville Lions Club, Survived by widow, g two sons, two ghters, Gregory W., "Murray; Jeffry C., Coalville; Mrs. Doyle (Kathy) Jensen, Elmo, Emery County; Mrs. James B. (Peggy) hie, Heber City; six grandchildren; father, Orangeville; three then and five sisten, Jack and Roger, both Orangeville; George, American Fork; trice Harrison, Castle Coal-LD- S Coal-tie- presi-know- dau-vin- Rite-Nation- 8ro-son- s, Bea-gre- at grandchildren; three brothers and four Dale; n, City; Ferret, Provo; Lowell, Sandy, Funeral services were Friday. ment, Redwood Inter-Hoytsvill- e, Me- l, EMERSON SCHAFER Emerson Millet Funeral services Schafer, 37, of Coalwere held Wednesday. died March 31, Burial in the Hoytsville ville, Coalville. in 1981, Cemetery. Born July 10, 1943, WILLIAM Salt Lake City, to Arthur J. and Ida (BILL) CURTIS Millet Schafer. He mar- ried Barbara Jan Hill, later divorced, beloved Curtis, age 50, husband, father. Survivors: children, grandfather and friend, Kevin, Debbie, Jeffery, died March 31, 1981 at mother, Ida, Salt Lake City; brothers and sis- a Salt v hospital. Born Aug. 24, 1930 ters, Arthur, Spokane, in Orangeville to Ly- - Wash.; Mrs. Vernon ffin and Cora Sitterud (Dawnette) Clegg, lAAi, .SSMh'dMSawea al Gibbs, husband and wife, as Truston. Purchase price payable in lawful money of the United States. FLORAL Fresh Flowers Funeral Flowers House Plants Planters LOW PRICES ter Cons. Dist. The Published in the water has been diver-Summit County Bee ted from Wanship Res Friday. April 10. 1981. at a point N. 1760 ft. E. 3023 ft. from SW Cor. Sec. 29, TIN, R5E; and NOTICE TO' WATER USERS used for miscellaneous The following purposes. Hereafter, 3.0 ac. ft. have been plications of water is to be filed with the State Engineer to exchange released in to Weber water in Morgan and River, at a point same Summit Counties as heretofore; and 3.0 throughout the entire ac. ft. of water is to be year unless otherwise diverted from a 0 ft. deep, designated. Locations well, at a point N. 700 ft. E. in SLB&M. Exch. 1789 (35 area) 250 ft. from SVi Cor. Ward D. Morby, 4231 Sec. 17, TIN, R5E Valley Vista Dr., SLC, (Wanship); and used UT seeks the right to for the domestic 1.0 ac. ft. of poses of 3 families; and water as evidenced by from Apr. 1 to Oct. 31 Appl. 27609, U.S. Bur. for the irrigation of 0.75 of Red. and contract ch 100-40- with Weber Basin Water Cons. Dist. The water has been diverted from Wanship Res. at a point N. 1760 ft. E. 3023 ft. from SW Cor. Sec. 29, TIN, R5E; and used for miscellaneous purposes. Hereafter, 1.0 ac. ft. water is to be released into Weber River, at a point same as heretofore; and 1.0 ac. ft. of water is to be diverted from a 0 ft. deep, well, that the purpose of said hearing will be to determine whether or not Well No. An- schutz Ranch East U ch 100-30- seeks the right to exchange 5.0 ac. ft. of water as evidenced by Appl. 27609, U.S. Bur. of Reel, and contract with Weber Basin Wa-o- f ter Cons. Dist. The water has been diver-ve- n ted from Wanship Res. at a point N. 1760 ft. E. 3023 ft. from SW Cor. Sec. 29, TIN, R5E; and used for miscellaneous FISHING FILM Delivery to Salt Lake and Summit County 24 Hour Servico bricker jerry Of Frontier FEATURING CALL COLLEEN CRAWFORD 336-234- In 3 Canadas April Fishing Lodge North West Territory 17 Wanship Ward Cultural Hall Gyde LaVem Lamb, 76, died April 5, 1981, in the Summit County Born Dec. 2, 1904, Coalville, to John W. and Mary Ann Gark Lamb. Married Gladys Marie Robinson, Sept. 4, 1933, Coalville; later solemnized, Salt Lake LDS Temple. High Priest, Coalville 1st Ward. Worked for Union Pacific Railroad for 34 yean, retiring in 1971. Survivors: widow, three daughten, Mn. Boyd (Noretta) Petersen, Wanship; Mn. LeRoy (Yvonne) Overturf, Boise, Ida.; Mrs. Larry (Kay) Franson, Centerville; seven grandchild- ren; brother, Harold DeVar Lamb, Coalville. Funeral services Legal Notices FREE PUBLIC INVITED Bookings for Fishing Trips may be made that evening hospital. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL STEVE W00LSTENHULME (HUM) 336-229- 5 0MB gees annas I ffiimpUcHu Sale On.. .NOW! GARDEN TRACTORS A Fun Range of Compact and Heavy Duty Work Choose from 11 to 19 hp models with a full range of year 'round attachments Built-i- n PTOs Planetary differential with controlled LAWN TRACTORS TWIn Cylinder 16 hp gr Popular or 11 hp Models 5 speeds forward, one reverse Brins tradion Choice of drives to suit any need Steel frame and body Loaded with comtortton-venienc- e t Stratton engines,. All steel frame and body Mufti-blad- e mowers pivot with front axle to avoid scalping Single pedal brake S dutch and parking brake Options indude blade, snow-throwe-r. vac collector or catcher, dump cart features Great Lawn S Garden Equipment SAVINGS throughout the store. Don't miss out on this opportunity to own the very finest at an affordable price. STARTING THIS WEEK CLARKS FEED & SEED Will Be TILLERS Open Every Cheoss hem 3, S or I hp Modsls . 24 tilling width (35 with optional Handla-mountextcnaional coniroll Easy tuning Boggs a Stratton anginal atsal tmai AdjustaMa tiding depth Gentle ipading action Excellent visibility SATURDAY 8 A.M. - 4 P.M. 1 a Steal construction for smoother, quieter ride 5 speed transmission Single lever e shifting 6 cutting height 26T 30 and Manti-tcal- p admstments mowers Wide cushioned tires Optional hub caps, dump cart, storage cover County throughout the entire year unless otherwise designated, Locations in SLB&M. Exch. 1788 (35 area) Jerold G. Smith, 3255 E. 9460 S., Sandy, UT seeks the right to . LAWNMOWERS IL u a McniiN in Aaa uni RNMcnipQii mow, m 4 MaaUwae . 21 mowing width . Push or Wtiy Walk When You Can RideT The following application has been filed with the State Engineer to exchange water in . . REAR ENGINE RIDERS NOTICE TO WATER USERS Summit PAULA J. FRANK SECRETARY OF THE BOARD ExCh801 (35 area) Shirley Bangerter, 555 E. 400 N., Bountiful, UT seeks the right to exchange 3.0 ac. ft. of water as evidenced by Appl. 27609, U.S. Bur. of Red. and contract with Weber Basin Wa- GREAT SLAVE LAKE CLYDE L. LAMB Coalville; of Upton); and used for the domestic purposes of 1 family; and from Apr. 1 to Oct. 31 for the irrigation of 0.25 acs. in NW1 Sec. 31, NW COME SPEND AN EVENING WITH STEVE BROWN OF CHANNEL 4 SPORTS WANSHIP morial Estates. Jeanne Curtis, were Wednesday. sisten, H. Ivan, Hoyts-- Joyce Curtis, Carol Interment, Coalville ville; Mrs. C. Bryant Jones and Merlin Cemetery. (Clare) Copley, Mrs. Gegg all of Roy. Funeral services Ralph (Melva) Rees, Leo, all Coalville; Mn. were held Saturday. Russell (Anna) Wor- - Burial in the Orange-raiOgden; Mn. El- - ville Gty Cemetery, wood (Erma) Peterson, Roy; Orlo, Heber City. Daughter, Fern, preceded him in death. these proceedings is dated July 3, 1978, and was executed by Manton C. Gibbs, Jr. and Gail C. non-judici- Curtis. Married Val Jean West, Nov. 4, 82, died March 28, 1981 in the Summit County Hospi- tal. Born Aug. 17, 1898 to in Chauncey Herbert and Jemima Vine Sargent BOARD OF OIL, GAS AND MINING be-ste- 336-567-1. Soren-Crittende- STATEOFUTAH public All of Lot 28, at a point S. 1075 ft. E. 300 ft. from NW Cor. Sec. 31, T3NT. (2 mi E. St of April, 1981. -3 auction to the highest That portion of Fourth bidder at the front South Street lying of the Summit tween Loti of Block 41, Coalville City Survey, Plat B and Lot 3, Block 18, Page Survey of Coalville City, said Lot 1981, at the hour of 3 corresponds with Lot IN THE MATTER OF 10:30 oclock a.m. of said day: being foreclosed by Chauncey Arland located in Section 20, Township 4 North, Range 8 East, SLBM, Summit County, Utah, should be designated under Section 102, NGPA 1978, as a New Onshore Well (2-- 5 mile rule). 0, ch OBITUARIES CHAUNCEY CRITTENDEN BACKMAN TITLE COMPANY 100-40- Kamos residents receive assistance from Farmers Home Administration The Farmers Home Administration USDA makes a variety of loans and grants in rural areas in order that, rural residents may have an opportunity to live in a decent, safe and sanitary home. The Summit County Bee Coalville, UT 84017 Friday, April 10, 1981 6A Dated this 31st day of March, 1981. d e 6 position height adtuetment Handle mounted Birotlte. 2 speed drive Mutch, disperse or rear bag ckppmgi or collect leaves in fall. Available at side discharge mode! only Cheek our ate mutcher. or the standard W and 21 i When you want dependability, look for., j WELLER REPAIR Upper Loop Road I, 783-471- 8 Marion. Utah Savers |
