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Sunday, February 27, 2022
Change in the Garden City 2nd Ward Bishopric for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Feb. 27, 2022
Gary Points was released as Bishop, Jordan Parry as 1st Counselor, and Joey Stocking as 2nd Counselor.
Sustained as Bishop was Greg Jolley, 1st Counselor is Michael Moldenhauer, and 2nd Counselor is Jared Hislop.
Rich Middle School
Academic Student of the Month
Kira Hoffman – 6th
Nathan Carver – 6th
Jaylin Lutz – 7th
Nina Dyer – 7th
Katharina Smith – 8th
Aiden Weston – 8th
Citizen of the Month
Lexi Rowe – 6th
Bridger Wirthlin – 6th
Marley Walker – 7th
Kaell Argyle – 7th
Reid Winter – 8th
Obituary: LIsa Hoffman Cornford
On Friday, Feb. 18, Lisa Cornford, our dearest
wife, mother, nana, daughter and sister, was called home to be with our Lord
and Savior Jesus Christ at the age of 55. She was in the presence of her loving
husband and best friend, Brian Cornford.
Lisa Hoffman was born on Jan. 3, 1967, in
Logan, Utah, the daughter of the late Richard W. Hoffman and Charmaine Hoffman
of Randolph, Utah.
Lisa married Brian Cornford on Jan. 27, 1984,
in Kemmerer. After several years in the Kemmerer/Randolph area, they moved
their family to New Mexico in 1995.
Lisa is preceded in death by her father,
Richard W. Hoffman; and her brother, Craig Hoffman.
Lisa is survived by her husband, Brian
Cornford, of New Mexico; sons, Josh Cornford and Nickolas Cornford; daughter,
Cheyenne Cornford; a brother, Kelly Hoffman; sister, Charlene McLean; her
mother, Charmaine Hoffman; granddaughter, Codie Jane Cornford; and her mother-
and father-in-law, William E. and Alice (Maxine) Cornford.
Funeral services were conducted at 11 a.m. on
Saturday, Feb. 26, at the Randolph LDS Chapel, in Randolph, Utah. Interment at
the Randolph Cemetery, Randolph, Utah.
Sunday, February 20, 2022
Bear Lake Plane rescue 1971 or 1972
Anyone remember who helped move the plane off the lake? Don Huefner was part of the Rich County Search and Rescue. There were about 15 snowmobiles which pulled the plane to shore. The pilot had some trouble on his way to Jackson Hole and decided to land on the field??? Some of the group decided to walk towards lights they saw and when they got almost to the shore they broke through the ice and then tried rolling the rest of the way. They were very cold. The person who had stayed with the plane got cold as he was only wearing a T-shirt so he started walking towards lights he saw in Laketown. When the snowmobile S&R team found him he had hypothermia. Just so grateful that the lake was 22 inches thick that winter.
Chris Wilson
Last Thursday, I had the opportunity to present a funding
request for an expansion of the Bear Lake State Park Marina. This is an
important project for both my Rich County constituents as well as people
throughout the state of Utah who enjoy recreating on Bear Lake. I am grateful
for the group that was involved with this request, included State Parks
Director Jeff Rasmussen, Rich County Commissioner Bill Cox, Representative Kera
Birkeland, Garden City Mayor Mike Leonhardt, UDOT Commissioner Ronda Menlove,
Garden City City Council Martell Menlove, and Rich County Chamber of Commerce
Mark Smoot.
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Bear Lake Information
David Cottle (from Bear Lake Watch) says... Since
1923 Bear Lake has frozen over 66% of the time. In
the last 30 years only 46% and in the last 10 years
only 30%! Until last week,
Bear Lake hadn't frozen
over in 5 years.
BEAR LAKE LEVEL
5912.75
(up from 5912.60 reported Jan 18, 2022)
Utah Fishing License Information
Resident 1-year fishing (age 12–13) $5.00
Resident 1-year fishing (age 14–17) $16.00
Resident 1-year fishing (age 18–64) $34.00
— Purchase multi-year licenses at $33 per year (up to five years).
Resident-year fishing (age 65 and older) $25.00
— Purchase multi-year licenses at $25 per year (up to five years).
Resident disabled veteran 1-year fishing $12.00
— Purchase multi-year licenses at $12 per year (up to five years).
Resident 3-day fishing $16.00
Resident 7-day fishing $20.00
Resident setline fishing permit (valid only when used with current fishing license) $20.00
Nonresident 1-year fishing (age 12–13) $6.00
Nonresident 1-year fishing (age 14–17) $29.00
Nonresident 1-year fishing (age 18 and older) $85.00
— Purchase multi-year licenses at $84 per year (up to five years).
Nonresident 3-day fishing $28.00
Nonresident 7-day fishing $46.00
Nonresident setline fishing license (valid only when used with current fishing license) $23.00
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