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Show WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, FEBRUARY 15. 1979 STATE OF UTAH. Under the provisions of Utah Code AnSection 40-notated, 1953, as amended, and the Natural Gas Policy Act of 1978 (Public Law the Board of Oil, Gas, and Mining is hereby given authority to make and promulgate rules and regulations for the proper administration of said Acts. On January 16, 1979, the Board adopted rules and regulations specifically for the purpose of implementing 6, SSODTTDCCIBS V NOTICE Clear, Serial No. The DAVIS COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY has introduced a Community Development Project within the county. The project will utilize federal and state funds to rehabilitate homes. We are interested in contractors that are licensed, Class B contractors. They must be bonded or bondable. Contractors shall also have approved credit and show examples of work which would qualify under our general work standards. Interested firms notify Davis County Housing Authority; Rehabilitation Division. Bidding procedure shall be a competitive closed bid type. Descriptions for bids will be available every Tuesday. Davis County Housing Authority, 225 South 200 West, Farmington, Utah 84025, Tel: North, 825-212- - 4 South, 867-542- 2 DAVIS COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY Published in the Davis County Clipper on Feb. 14, 1979 9 Published in The Reflex on Feb. 15, 460-- 9 Dennis J. & Janet S. Thompson, etal, Clear, Serial No. 59-1--2 G. & Serial No. 65-3- 9 Larry Ranae Gerber, Bobby Quinten & Elizabeth T. Hill, Clear, Serial No. 77-1- E Dawn E. & Judith Weyland, Clear, Serial No. Lawrence H. & Muriel W. Powers, Clear, Serial No. 78-1-- 5 2 A. & Ann Nelson,. Clear, Serial No. 81-- 2 Robert L. & Bonnie S. David Hodge, Clear, Serial No. 81-3- 0 Richy Charles Savage, Clear, Serial No. 87-- 1 George H. & Linea Lee Schick, etal, Clear, Serial No. Weekly The following taxpayers were listed as being delinquent in payment of property taxes when in fact the taxes had been paid. Kristine M. Harrison, Clear, Serial No. 115-2-9 John Shirley P. Clear, Serial No. 0 Robert G. & Carol L. Browning, Clear, Serial No. S. & Lan-nefel- d, 18-1- 18-1- Ronald A. & Carol A. Gray, Clear, Serial No. Errol & Nedra N. Thomas, Clear, Serial No. David F. & Marilyn R. Linford, Clear, Serial No. 18--4 Harry J. & Gwen M. Mosher, Clear, Serial No. 18-- 7 John A. & Audrey C. Pinter, 3 Clear, Serial No. 9 18-1- 204-3-- Terry P. Ingram, Clear, 6 Serial No. David J. & Connie L. Hod-so5 Clear, Serial No. David M. & Charlene J. Beeson, Clear, Serial No. 219-3-2- n, 219-3-- 219-7-2- 1 B. & Doris L. McComb, Clear, Serial No. Charles 220-1-- 7 Rupert C. & Ann Lewis, 0 Clear, Serial No. Jay R. & Joyce Prothero, 1 Clear, Serial No. Truman H. & Deborah A. 220-4-2- 220-5-1- Duggin, Clear, Serial No. 221-8- 2 Margie P. Mayfield, Clear, 296-- 3 Verla B. & Golden Stephenson, Clear, Serial No. 377-- 1 John E. & JoAnn Stapley, 1 Clear, Serial No. Fredrick W. Jr. & Margaret 397-2-1- 1121-6- 1 Saeed & Judith Habashi, Bo, Serial No. 1564P-25- 6 Leonard & Leone A. Stott, E.- L., Serial No. 54-- 3 Ted W. & Maralyn Crandall, E.L., Serial No. Amour A. & Jenny R. Jensen, F.H., Serial No. Glen T. & Doris S. Walker, F.- H., Serial No. Smith & Pearl Evans, E.L., Serial No. 35-F.H. 35-Thomas O. Harward, Kays, 7 Serial No. 2 4 Dan C. Gardner, Clear, Serial No. 458 Gary K. & Marrianne H. Davis, Clear, Serial No. 460-1Edward L. & Kathy R. Rhoades, Clear, Serial No. 1 460-3- 2 Leslee J. LarMason J. sen, Clear, Serial No. 460-4- 1 Donald K. & Kay Lynne McDougal, Clear, Serial No. & 460-6- 5 Brent dividual, said individual, (or designated agent) ( (d) If applicant is represented by counsel, the application may be filed and sworn to by said Campbell, NSL, Serial No. Mtge Invest. Trust of Utah, NSL, NSL, Serial No. Serial No. NSL, Serial W.B. Serial No. 78 No. Keith T. & Teresa C. Kap S.W., Serial No. 27-David S. & Rhea M. W.B., Serial No. 15-W.B., Serial No. 29 Nanella Jones, W.B., Serial 60-2- 60-3- 60-3- 5 Okel-berr- No. 120-1-- 1 Retta Clark, W.B., Serial No. 318 Winston H. & Diane L. Moore, W.X., Serial No. 332-- 1 There may be others of which we are not aware. Please accept our apology for the error. PAULINE W. McBRIDE Davis County Treasurer Published in the Davis County Clipper on Feb. 14, 1979 K. & Toni W. Ewing, desire, appear and be heard. DATED this 6th day of February, 1979. STATE OF UTAH BOARD OF OIL, GAS, AND MINING Scheree Wilcox Secretary of the Board Published in the Davis County Clipper on Feb. 14, 1979 in The Weekly Reflex on Feb. 15, 1979 PRODUCTION, MINERAL AND ROYALTY PARAND OWNERS, TICULARLY ALL NATURAL GAS PRODUCERS IN THE Haights Creek Irrigation Company of Kaysville, Utah, principal place of business, 66 North Mountain Road, Fruit Heights, Utah. Notice is hereby given that there are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of the regular annual assessment levied on 10 the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective stockholders as follows: Cert. November 1978, No., Name and Amount. Jerry Anderson, $30.00. Walter Col. 7, Barnes, 9, E. $5.00. Michael Blanchard, $30.00. Donald Blood, $30.00. 4, Peter Brandley, 1, $31.00. Jan Cheney, $30.00. Ralph Cluff, $5.00. D. Clayton 8, Fair-bourn- 3, $32.50. VALENTINE ROYALTY Carl Gray, $7.50. Shirley Heywood, 7, $12.75. Jensen, DeAne 2, $30.00. Daniel Johnston, 7, 1 $30.00. 1, Glendon Malnar, $30.00. Gary Marley, $32.00. Richard John Miller, $30.00. The Kaysville Utah LDS Stake held a Valentine Sweetheart dinner-danc- e on Friday evening, Feb. 9, at the Ralph Frederick Joseph ward cultural hall. On Satur- day evening, Feb. 10, they held a Valentine dance and refreshments for all youth of their stake. Mrs. Evelyn Oberg underwent surgery last week at the University Medical Center in Paulsen, $5.00. Eldon Perry, $30.00. Alton Powell, $120.00. Richard F. Quimby, Salt Lake City. $31.00. Felix Sanchez, Dean Sanders, Visitors for two weeks of Mr. and Mrs. James Rasmussen and family were their daughter, Mrs. Christine $30.25. 2, $35.00. i Utah Dept, of Trans-- , 9, portation For Street Expenditures $30.00. James 6, A. Thomson, $30.00. It is proposed that the Citys portion consisting of labor and installation costs will be derived from current street budget funds. Dean E. Tib- betts, $110.00. Robert R. Wallace, $30.00. Val 4, public hearing will be held at 7:45 p.m. in the Council Chambers on February 20, A for public discussion. D. Walton, $30.00. R. B. Weaver, $30.00. Dean B. White, 5, $23.75. Whinton KAYSVILLE CITY CORPORATION Josephine Leavitt, City Recorder $30.00. in The Weekly $30.00. Reflex on Feb. 15, Stucki, $10.00. Lighting Project. Published Pamela 0, Materials for Street 1979, i Smith; Harry' V. 9, for $45,000.00 Joseph,; Seeley, I :.j $30.00. Lighting Project. 1979 R-- 8 NOTICE OF PETITION AND HEARING SECOND IN THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF DAVIS COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF: FRANK KEARNS, Deceased. 1. Notice is hereby given that on February 13th, 1979 whose McBride Pauline address is Treasurers Office, Courthouse Building, Far- Utah, filed an Application for Informal Apof Personal pointment mington, White, Charles Whitehouse, $30.00. J. Jay Wilson, $35.00. William A. Wood, And in accordance to the law and order of the board of directors, as many shares of each parcel of stock as may be necessary will be sold at the company office, 66 North Mountain Road, Fruit Heights, Utah, at 4:00 o'clock p.m. on 9 March 1979, to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, together with the cost of advertising and expense of sale. CLEON CHRISTENSEN 66 North Mountain Road Fruit Heights, Utah 84037 J. Published in The Weekly Reflex First publication Feb. 8, 1979 Last publication Feb. 22, 1979 R-- l Representative. NOTICE t k dersigned a petition by West f Point City Corp., applying to Weber Basin Water Conser- vancy District for the allot- ment of Weber Basin Project water in the amount of 25.0 ' t annually for municipal use, pursuant to the terms and conditions set forth in the petition, a copy of which is on file in the office of the undersigned for public acre-fee- Notice of the filing of Class Petition by WEST POINT CITY for the allotment of water by Weber Basin Water Conservancy District. All persons interested will please take notice that on B February 6, 1979, there was filed in the office of the un- - Malen and two daughters Peggy and Sarah of San Diego, Calif. They returned to the District will meet in public session at District Headquarters, 2837 E. Highway 193, Layton, Utah, at 9:30 a m., on Friday, February 23, 1979 to consider such petition and all objections thereto which may be presented in writing bv anv Derson showing cause why said petition should not be granted. All persons interested may appear at such hearing and show cause in writing why said petition should not be granted, and may advance reasons and arguments to show that said City and its inhabitants will not be benefited by the proposed petition and order to the amount of the taxes, which will be imposed as a result of the granting hereof. Failure of any person interested to do so shall be deemed an assent on his part to the granting of said petition. The Board will at such meeting or at a subsequent meeting adjourned therefrom accept or reject the petition. Secretary Weber Basin Water Conservancy District Published in the Davis News Journal First publication Feb. 15, 1979 Last publication Feb. 22, 1979 R-- 6 California by plane. Mrs. Farrell Liljenquist of Provo is visiting at the home of her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Glen W. Hill. DID IT. 1585 North Fort Lane, Layton, Utah 84041 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that there are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of assessment levied on December 6, 1978 (and assessments levied previous to. if any) the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: Yes, that is a Butler building, in fact, you probably see beautiful Butler buildings all the time and dont Know it. Butler buildings offer total design flexibility and can be as tasteful and dramatic as any building. Yet, they also give you all the Important time and money savings of systems construction. T o learn more, call the local independent contractor who can build one for you. Call UTAH SYSTEM BLDG. 27 No. 800 West, Salt Lake City 322-130- 7 Salt Lake City. President and Mrs. Eldean Holliday were guests in Salt Lake City on Wednesday evening, Jan. 30, at a com- Mrs. Hanna Jarman spent last week in Salt Lake City with her grandson, Alex Jarman, while his parents were His father, assistant principal at Davis High School, Mike Jarman and son pany dinner party at the Steak Co. Restaurant. Mrs. Eda Eatchel attended the wedding and reception of her grandson Russell Eatchel who was married on Saturday in Layton to Sandra Vest. The newlyweds are making their e. accompanied a group from Davis to Phoenix, Ariz. while his mother Beth Jarman was in New York on a business trip. Mrs. Beth Jarman flew from New York to Phoenix and accompanied her band and son back to i home in Kaysville. Russell is of Lee and Helen the son hus- Eatchel. Kays- Mrs. Clara Snell attended a family gathering in Provo on Friday with her mother, Mrs. Joseph Olpin of Heber City and her sisters. ville. Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Lords and family attended the funeral service of her mother, Mrs. Retta Sessions Hatch on Saturday in Bountiful.. Luncheon guests of Mrs. Wendell Collier is confined to the Davis North Medical R-- 3 Mrs. Lucille Richins underwent surgery Monday morning at the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City. She had the mishap of falling and breaking her leg while at Sun Valley, Idaho over the weekend. Mrs. Morjorie Green, Mrs. Sheila Garlick, Mrs. Helen Smith and Mrs. JoAnn Smith hosted a birthday luncheon at Anthonys Restaurant in Lay-to- n on Friday in honor of Mrs. Erma Brimhall for her birthday anniversary. Favorite Hymn Teacher asked all the children to write down the name of their favorite hymn. Everyone wrote except little Mary. Come on, Mary, write it down, coaxed the teacher. So little Mary blushingly wrote, Johnny Brown. SPEAKING OF MONEY TO SELL YOUIF& HOME? TOME By EZRA T. CLARK President Davis County Bank If you are 55 years of age or older and have owned your home for many years, 1979 may be the right time to sell - at a major Financial advantage to you. The reason is base don some- thing called the ex- $100,000 in your clusion income federal taxes. Its a new rule. Up until last year, anyone who home a sold (without buying high-intere- !7v3 at a had higher price) to pay capital gains taxes on the sale, minus the original price of the home and real estate sales costs. Persons 65 or special break on such a deal, but some taxes still had to be paid on a portion of the capital gain. Now every home owner over 55 may of the keep up to $100,000, capital gains on the sale. Its a You privilege, however. cant do it again. But if the kids have grown up and left the nest, and if youre considering renting smaller quarters without maintenance headaches, this year may be the time to do it. e, once-in-a-lifeti- Supposing, for example, the home you paid $25,000 for about 25 years ago can be sold for $80,000 today. After realtors commissions, attorney fees, and other closing costs, you may net around $70,000. You get to keep it all - including the whopping $45,000 profit you make over the original purchase price. Now consider investing that $70,000 in market money certificates or long-tercertificates of deposit. Sit down and calculate the interest that $70,000 will earn. At the very. least, your money will be earning around $400 a month, which should be enough to cover the rental of a very nice apartment (although rental units are becoming more scarce in some areas). If you plan to continue on the job for ten years or so before retiring, you might pay the rent out of your salary and simply allow your $70,000 to grow spectacularly at compounded interest over most of that time. (Of course, there will be annual taxes on the interest earned). For some home owners, the $100,000 exclusion may be the means of financing a new business or of buying income property. Naturally, you may be among a large number of owners who are reluc u tantto give up the old homestead after working so hard to maintain it and to pay off the mortgage over so many years. Its a question of your feeling of security vs. your problem of getting the money out of the home which has probably risen sharply in value since you bought it. Whether or not its right for you to sell your home this spring or summer, only you can decide. But nows the right time to get together all the facts and to consider them from every possible angle. -- -- tax-fre- and in accordance with law, and an Order of the Board of Directors made on the 6th day of December, 1978. so many shares of each partial of such stock as may be necessary will be sold at 1585 North Fort Lane, Layton. Utah on the 28th day of February 1979, at the hour of 7:00 P.M, to pay the delinquent assessments thereon, together with the cost of advertising and expenses of sale. ELDON E. SILL, Secretary Published in the Davis News Journal First publication Feb. 8, 1979 Last publication Feb. 15, 1979 Center where he is undergoing treatment. Advertisement another SILL ADAMS DITCH COMPANY, INC. USdDTILEIni Edith Lewis were her grandchildren, Gordon Lewis, Sherry Brown and children, Sandra Price and Sandras stepmother, Mrs. Feffie Price from Hungary. Gordon, Sherry and Sandra all live in inspection. The Board of Directors of WAYNE M. W1NEGAR, 6 Mem Xawswil Merl Larkin, $30.25. Gill Larsen, $31.25. Lue McCann, $32.50. 1, 4, Notice is hereby given that the Kaysville City Council at their regular meeting of Feb. 6, 1979, proposed to incorporate into their current fiscal year budget the following funds: Revenues $45,000.00 from Reigning over Valentines Day festivities at North Lay-to- n Junior High School were Mark Adams and Denise Love, 9th grade king and queen, Brandi Hart and Tyler Adams, 7th graders, and Traci Harrison and Garey Avis, 8th grade royalty. e, $30.00. CAUSE NO. OF DELINQUENT NOTICE 5, R-- 5 GAS POLICY ACT OF 1978 THE STATE OF UTAH TO ALL OPERATORS, TAKERS 1, Moss, $30.00. John Noriega, $61.25. Floyd B. Parkin, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Reflex on Feb. 15, 1979 IMPLEMENTING PUBLIC LAW NATURAL Last publication March R-- 9 Published in The Weekly BEFORE THE BOARD OF OIL, GAS, AND MINING DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES in and for the STATE OF UTAH IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF AMENDMENTS TO THE RULES AND REGULATIONS Reflex First publication Feb. 15, 1979 3 Published 1 NOTICE OF HEARING Published in The Weekly 4, A. Crawley, Kays, Serial No. 34 Parley S. & Nellie C. 44-- B Clerk of the Court RODNEY W. WALKER By Wanda Wood Deputy Clerk at which time all persons, firms, and corporations interested may, if they so Violet 399-26- Milford L. St & Erlene B. Van Weerd, Clear, Serial No. of- ficial documents. Rule 2.3 Be filed and sworn to by: (a) If applicant is an in- 25-2- 399-19- 408-5- 3 Definitions authority to execute 55-1-- 1 Mahler, Clear, Serial No. Gary Kay & Kony Allen, 1 Clear, Serial No. Lloyd B. & Della Archuleta, 5 Clear, Serial No. Ronald D. & Lozina R. Brooks, Clear, Serial No. 1. counsel.) 399-16- 3 433-1-- Rule 18-6- 3 24A-- 2 & Holiday (g) Responsible official shall mean an official (or designated agent) of the company who has the Clear, Serial No. Elmer F. & Shirley S. Orton, Clear, Serial No. 221-5- 0 Jack A. & Mildred Wahlen, Clear, Serial No. 399-2- Jr. & Emma Guill Bellucci, Clear, Serial No. L. - Inn, 1659 West North Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah for the purpose of adopting the .following amendments: ( ) add delete Kent Smith Const. Co., Andriano Gary Conference Room Smedlev Dev. Co., Clear. Serial No. 298A-31- 3 Alma S. & Wanda R. Butler, Clear, Serial No. 387-5- 5 Green Hill Dev. Co., Clear, Serial No. 426--2 Hugh I & LaVon H. Gates, Clear, Serial No. 460-4- 4 Billy G. & Ellen Hill, Bo, Serial No. 899-1Layton P. & Bettye J. Ott, Bo, Serial No. 1023A-1- 7 Lorrin H., Renee C & Brent L. Olson, Bo, Serial No. V In order to resolve said 408-2- 0 4 w 1979. February, conflict, the Board will hold a hearing on February 28, 1979, at 9:00 a.m., in the Executive Ralph Jr. & Dorothy Z. Thomas, Clear, Serial No. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS & Commission. 81-2- 5 4 R. rules and regulations adopted by the Federal Energy Regulatory conflict with 0 1979 R-- Craig Public Law It has now come to the attention of the Board that certain of these rules are in 2. A copy of the Petition is on file with the Clerk of the Court and may be reviewed upon request. 3. The Petition has been set for a hearing in this Court at in the the courtroom Courthouse Building, Farmington, Utah, on the 13th day of March, 1979, at 9:00 oclock A.M. Dated this 13th day of . st |
