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Show the system and will from time to time duly my and discharge or cause to be paid and discharged all taxes, assessments and other Governmental charges, If any, lawfully imposed upon the System or any part thereof or upon the revenues derived therefrom, Including any lawful claims for labor materials or supplies which If unpaid might, by law, become a Hen or charge upon the system or any part thereof or said revenues or which might Impair the security of the bonds except when said Town In good faith contests Its liability to pay the same. (1) The Municipality covenants to the purchasers of the bonds that it will make no use of the proceeds of said Issue of bonds or of the revenues derived from the system at any time during the term of said Issue which, if such use had been reasonably expected on the date the bonds are Issued, would have caused such bonds to be arbitrage bonds within the meaning of Section 103 (d) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, as amended, and as Interpreted by the regulations prposed for such purpose by the United states Treasury Department or, after permanent regulations Interpreting such code section are promulgated. In corresponding provisions of such permanent regulations unless, under any valid provision of law now In effect or after enacted, the Interest paid by the Municipality on the bonds: shall be excludable from the gross Income of a (I) recipient thereof for Federal Income tax purposes without regard to whether or not such bonds are arbitrage bonds, or (II) shall be exempt from all Income taxation. Section 11. a Bond Holder shall not be responsible for any liabilities Incurred by the Municipality In the construction or Improvement of the system or for the failure of the system to function successfully when constructed. Section 12. The President and Town Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to execute for and on behalf of the Municipality Form FHA 400-- 1, Equal Opportunity Agreement' to which Is attached and made a part thereof an Equal opportForm FHA 400-- 2, to be Incorporated In or unity Clause, attached as a rider to each construction contract Involving $10,000 or more, and also to execute for and on behalf of the Municipality Form FHA 400-- 4, Agree- ment. Section 13. The Municipality hereby finds, determines and certifies that It Is unable to obtain sufficient credit, except from the Government, at reasonable rates and terms, taking Into consideration prevailing and private corporate rates and terms In or near It for similar purposes and periods of time. The Municipality hereby covenants and agrees with the Government that If at any time while said bonds are held by the Government, It shall appear to the Government that the Municipality may be able to obtain credit from other sources at reasonable rates and terms for loans for similar purposes and periods of time, the Municipality, within the limitations of Its then existing legal powers, and at the Governments request, will make an effort In good faith to pay In full all principal and accrued Interest remaining on the bonds then held by the Government, by Issuing refunding bonds or otherwise. Section 14. The bonds shall not be entitled to any priority one over the other In the application of the net revenues of the System herein pledged, regardless of the time or times of their Issuance, it being the intention of the Municipality that there shall be no priority among the bonds authorized to be Issued pursuant to this ordinance regardless of the fact that they mav be actually Issued and delivered at different times. It Is expressly agreed and covenanted that the Municipality will not hereafter Issue any bonds or obligations payable from the revenues of the system, or any part thereof, or which constitutes a lien on such revenues or on the system until all bonds Issued pursuant to this ordinance have been paid In full unless such additional bonds are Issued In such manner that they are In all respects subordinate to the bonds. The provisions of the foregoing paragraph are subject to the following two exceptions; The bonds or any part thereof may be refunded (1) ( but only with the consent of the registered owners thereof and the holders of any bonds payable to bearer unless such bonds have matured or are then callable for redemption and have been properly so called or will mature or become callable for redemption by their terms within twelve (12) months thereafter). The refunding bonds so Issued shall enjoy a lien on ninety-si- x percent ( 96) of the Net Revenues from the system ( Including any future Improvements, additions and extensions thereto) as It will exist following acquisition and construction of the said Improvements, additions and extensions on a parity with the bonds herein authorized except that If fewer than all of the bonds outstanding at the time are so refunded, no refunding bonds shall bear Interest at a rate higher or mature at a date earlier than the corresponding bond refunded thereby without the consent of the owners and holders of all of the unrefunded bonds, mall other respects refunding bonds may be secured In such manner and may be payable from such sources and be subject to other terms and provisions that may be provided In the Ordinance or resolution authorizing their Issuance. Refunding bonds may be exchanged for not less than alike principal amount of the bonds authorized to be refunded, may be sold or In part or sold in part. If sold, the may be exchanged proceeds of the sale not required for the payment of expenses, and In any event, In an amount sufficient to assure the payment of the bonds refunded when such bonds become available for payment may be escrowed pending payment of the bonds refunded. (2) Additional bonds may be Issued on a parity with the bonds herein authorized If all of the following conditions are met at the time of the Issuance of such additional bonds (herein referred to as Parity Bonds) : percent 96 ) of the Net Revenues of (a) Ninety-si- x System ( Including any future improvements, additions and extensions thereto) as It will exist following acquisition and construction of the said Improvements, additions and extensions In the fiscal year preceding the year In which the Parity Bonds are to be Issued were 120 of the average annual Bond service Requirement on all of the bonds and Parity Bonds then outstanding and the Parity Bonds so proposed to be Issued; provided, this limitation may be waived or modified by the written consent of the registered owners and holders of 75 of the principal amount of the bonds and parity Bonds then outstanding. (b) All payments required by this Ordinance to be made Into the sinking Fund must have been made In full and there must be In the Reserve Account the full amount required by this ordinance to be accumulated therein. The additional bonds must be payable as to (c) principal and Interest monthly. In the manner prescribed In the said single bond, or on January 1, of each year. (d) The proceedings authorizing such additional bonds must raise the amount to which the Reserve Account shall be accumulated to an amount no less than the highest future Bond service Requirement of all bonds and parity Bonds then outstanding and the bonds so proposed to be Issued and must require the accumulation of such amount In the Reserve Account to be accomplished within five (5) years after delivery of such additional bonds. (e) The proceeds of the additional bonds must be used for the making of Improvements, extensions, renewals, replacements or repairs to the system. Section 15. The provisions of tills Ordinance shall constitute a contract between the Municipality and each Bond Holder and after the Issuance of the bonds, no change, variation or alteration of any kind In the provisions of tills ordinance shall be made nor shall the same he repealed until such time as all of the bonds have been paid in full, both as to principal and Interest except as provided In this Section. The holders of one hundred percent ( 100) In principal amount of the Bonds and parity Bonds at any time outstanding ( not Including In any case any Bonds or Parity Bonds which may then be held or owned by or for the account of the Municipality, but Including such refunding bonds as may be Issued as hereinabove provided If such refunding bonds are not owned by the Municipality) shall have the right from time to time to consent to and approve the adoption by the Municipality of an Ordinance or Ordinances modifying or a mend big any of the terms or provisions of this Ordinance, except that this Ordinance may not be so modified or amended In such manner as to: (I) Make any change hi the maturity of any of the Bonds or Parity Bonds. (II) Make any changes In the rate of interest borne by any of the Bonds or Parity Bonds. (III) Reduce the amount of the principal playable on any of the Bonds or Parity Bonds. (lv) Modify the terms of payment of principal and of Interest on the Bonds or Parity Bonds or impose any conditions with respect to such payment not stated In this Ordinance. (v) Affect the rights of the holders of fewer than all of the Bonds or Parity Bonds then outstanding, (vl) Amend this section. Whenever the Municipality shall propose to amend or modify this ordinance under the provision of this section,) It shall cause notice of the proposed amendment to be published one (1) time In a newspaper of general circulation In Salt Lake City, Utah, such notice shall set forth the proposed amendment in full or the substance thereof and shall state that a copy of the proposed amendatory ordinance Is on file In the Filing Office of the Municipality for public Inspection. Whenever at any time within one (1) year from the date of the publication of said notice there shall be filed In the Filing Office of the Municipality an Instrument or Instruments executed by the holders of at least one hundred percent ( 100) hi aggregate principal amount of the bonds and Parity Bonds outstanding, which instrument or instruments shall specifically consent to and approve the adoption of such proposed amendatory ordinance, thereupon, butjKrt otherwise, the Governing Body may adopt said amendatory ordinance and It shall become effective. If the holders of at least one hundred percent (100) In aggregate principal amount of the Bonds and parity bonds then outstanding as In this section defined at the time of the adoption of such amendatory ordinance or the predecessors In title to such holders shall have consented to and approved the adoption thereof, no holder or any bond shall thereafter have any right or Interest to object to the adoption of such amendatory ordinance or to object to any of the terms or provisions therein contained or to the operation thereof or to enjoin or restrain the Municipality from taking any action pursuant to the provisions thereof. Any consent given by the holder of any bond pursuant to the provisions of this section shall be Irrevocable for a period of six (6) months from the date such consent Is filed In the Filing Office of the Municipality as aforesaid and shall be conclusive and binding upon all future holders of the same bond during such period. Such consent may be revoked at any time after six (6) months from the date of the publication of such notice by the holder who gave such consent or by his successor in title by filing notice of such revocation In the Filing Offices of the Municipal lty but such revocation shall not be effective if the holders of one hundred percent ( 100) In aggregate principal amount of the bonds then outstanding as In tills Section defined have, prior to the attempted revocation, consented to and approved the amendatory ordinance. The fact and date of the execution of any Investment under the provisions of this section may be proved by the certificate of any officer In any jurisdiction who, by the laws thereof, is authorized to take acknowledgements of deeds within such Jurisdiction, that the person signing such Instrument acknowledged before him the execution thereof of may be proved by an affidavit of such witness to such execution sworn to before such officer. The amount and numbers of the Bonds and Parity Bonds held by any person executing such Instrument and the date of his holding the same may be proved by a certificate executed on behalf of any responsible bank or trust company showing that on the date therein mentioned such person had on deposit or produced for inspection by said bann or trust company the bonds described In such certificate. Section 16. A certified copy of this Ordinance and every amendatory or supplemental ordinance shall be kept on file in the Filing Office of the Municipality where it shall be made available for Inspection by the Bond Holders or his or their agents, upon payment of the reasonable cost of preparing the same, a certified copy of any amendatory or supplemental ordinance or this ordinance will be furnished to any Bond Holder. The Bond Holders may, by suit, action, mandamus, Injunction or other proceedings, either at law or In equity, enforce or compel performance of all duties and obligations required by this Ordinance to be done or performed by the Municipality. Nothing contained In this ordinance, however, shall be constructed as imposing on the Municipality any duty of obligation or levy any tax either to meet any obligation contained herein or to pay the principal of or Interest on the bonds authorized herein. It Is hereby declared that all parts of this Section 17. Ordinance are severable and that If any section, paragraph, clause or provision of this Ordinance shall, for any reason be held to be Invalid or unenforceable, the validity or unenforceability or such section, paragraph, clause or provision shall not affect any of the remaining provisions of this Ordinance. Section 18. The provisions of this ordinance shall constitute the entire agreement between the Municipality and the Bond Holder with respect to the bonds and the Municipality shall not be bound by any terms, conditions, or provisions in any other resolutions, ordinances, agreements, covenants or understandings between It and any party which are Inconsistent or In conflict herewith, and In particular, any lnconsistant or condated February 7th, flicting provisions on FHA Form 442-All ordinances, resolutions and regulations or parts 1974. thereof heretofore adopted or passed which are In conflict with any of the provisions of this Ordinance are, to the extent of such conflict, herby repealed. Section 19. Immediately after its passage, this Ordinance shall be signed by the President and attested by the Town Clerk shall be recorded In a book kept by the Municipality for that purpose, shall be published one time In the Emery County Progress, a newspaper having general circulation In the Municipality and qualified to carry legal notices. For a period of twenty-on- e (21) days after the publication of this Ordinance, qualified voters of the Municipality may file a petition signed by them requesting that the question of Issuing said bonds for the said purpose be submitted to the voters of the Municipality An election on such question will be held If, within said twnety-one(2day period, such petition is signed by at least fifteen percent (15) of the qualified voters voting for the presiding officer of the Governing Body of the Municipality at the last preceding Municipal election and filed with the Town Clerk. For a period of thirty (30) days after the date of publication of this Ordinance any person In Interest shall have the right to contest the legality of this Ordinance or any bonds which may be authorized hereby, or the provisions made for the security and ayment of any such bonds, and after such time, no one shall have any cause or action to contest the regularity, formality or legality thereof for any cause whatsoever. Section 20. This Ordinance shall take effect at the end of twenty-on- e and (21) days following Its passage, approval publication, unless a petition Is filed as provided for In section 27 1) 19 hereof and an election on the question of the issuance sue;, bonds becomes mandatory. PASSED by the Town Board of the Town of Ferron, Emery County, Utah, and approved by the President this 13 day of June, 1974. EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS LEADER THURSDAY JUNE 20, 1974 PAGE 5 Castle Date DARWIN LARSEN Randy A Kathy Christensen and two children of Cedar City visited here Thursday with Kathys grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jorgensen. - Marsha Wilson Is now employed at the Unemployment office hi Price. Kristy Wilson with her little friend jeanene Cox are spending a week In salt I ake with janenes President ATTEST: Kavlynne Fox Town clerk Published in the Emery County Progress Leader June 20, 1974. Thank you Borla Rflr. Bums'dc. Naomi Jenaen 748 2671 sister there. Debra, who Is employed Lucille Jorgensen of salt Lake who was here for funeral services for her nephew Joseph Jorgensen, visited relatives In Price for two days and here, including her slster-in-- 1 aw, Anna Jewkes of Orangeville who was unable to attend the service because of Illness. Other out of town guests for Joe's services Included his mothers brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Justus Seely and her sister Elva of Mt. Pleasant; his father's brother Mr. George Jorgensen and his daughters Eleanor, Dr. of learning at the BYU and Dorthy and Dean Brown and son George of Price; Mr. and Mrs. smart, Dianes father and mother-in-lasalt Lake; Floyd Jorgensen's daughter Norma and Vem Towers and daughter Dawne, Vernal; Walt and Esther Jorgensen Maynard of Price, Shirley Jorgensen, of Provo; Leonard Judd, of Ken ilworth; Clyde and Shirley Jorgensen Huss Jr. and son scott, Roy Ut. Thank you for giving up your lunch time to show us how a post office works and for explaining It so that we could understand what you meant ..... I listened and I want to follow your advice. I hope you move Into the new post office, your friend, janell svI wish I were a Gordon.... postman. I especially liked the Your sensear frend cancelling machine it short looked easier, your friend, Stacy Juanna Wilson. I think It is Walter Borla, Huntington Monty Olsen Out of town guests here for postmaser, received a booklet neat tiow you sort the mall and of letters written by Larralne money orders, Doreen Fillfuneral services for Kirk strong Snows third grade after they more.... "We really need to included; Mr. and Mrs. Dale had a trip to the post office. send more letters but we dont Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. Excerpts from other letters have time wrote Jon Hansen. Lowry Livingston, and Mr. and I hope you will soon be In your are equally priceless. Mrs. John Riggs, all Clearfield; I would nevel steal that new post office. It will be very Mr. and Mrs. Ted Livingston of wrote Lisa Peterson... Mapleton; Gary Magnuson, salt expensive pen. I had so much nice fun with uou. I loved the time Thank you for letting us incur Lake; Hazels cousinMrs.Vera post boxes. I didnt kow any you spent with me, your friend Fetch and grandson, salt Lake; of those tilings commented Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Moore and Debrah Larsen. I liked the duck hunting stamps. How come Gloria Whitaker. I appreciate son, Sandy; Enid and Glen Cox Dennis your helping us know about a and family, salt Lake; Bruce and they cost so much? post office. I hope you know by Sandra Taylor and daughter of 804 box number confided Cedar City; Debra and Steven Ulanda Atwood Bruce Leech. Strong, Idaho Falls; Echo strong We hope you will soon be Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. pidcock 653 2614 in the new post office. I hope and family, salt Lake and Kirks you have fun In the new post boss harold Johnson, from the wklns as pres, with Karen JenThe Elmo Ward Relief socoffice, contributed sandra. Harolds square, University was reorganized with sen and ulanda Atwood as the iety Wendy sltterud summed it Orem and several of the counselors. Phyllis Heaton was all up like this; Dear Mr. Borla, Mall, Mrs. Loma Jensen is the Precompany employees. sident with susane spheres and secretary. Thank you for letting us come Marvin and Dorthy Miller -- Mr. and Mrs. Erwin willito visit the post office, m the have just returned from a trip Joy Lee Barton as counselors town In was secretwith Delena Duncan as ams of Bountiful post office I like best of all Is East. They visited in Dayton, ary; released were Sammy Ha- - for the weekend with Loma and you. I like you Mr, Borla.'1 Ohio with Mrs. Miller's four Gaylon Atwood for the wedding sisters and one brother and in of their daughter RaNee and St. Louis Missouri with Marvins and Mr. Christensen. Larry uncle Dr. and Mrs. Bennett the Mrs. George Williams, Woods and his aunts Norma and also attended, grandparents and Lottie Workman. Their aunt .Anyone wishing to be the with other relatives. Pauline Brandon expects to be in correspondent for Emery may along -The June Christensens were Castle Dale the past of do so on July 1st . please conEVELYN ROUNDY to have their sons Mr. to attend a Brandon famtact the Progress or me, Mrs. happy and Mrs. jay Christensen and in joes valley. reunion Martha Jacobsen. ily and Mr. Mrs. Doug Wright Mrs. Paul Christensen home to Mrs. Miller Is very happy attend their brothers Larrys are the proud parents of a son, to announce, her niece, Dorothy Mrs. Joan Jewkes and son wedding, also other family and Spenser Karl. He was born at Lee Doll, of National City, Cal. Paul have been visiting at the friends. Larry and ReNee will Price hospital June 7 and weigand former resident of Castle home of Joans parents Mr. and live in Elmo in a trailer they hed In at 9 lbs 3 oz. Dale, and mother of four childand of Kurt Lehi Earl Brady Mrs. Lamar Olsen for the past are buying. as a and visited Mr. Mrs. Lamar ren has just graduated few days. She lives in Green The Bartons Steve and joy school the nurse from graduate River Wyo. are getting settled in Lamar Roundy Thursday. UnMr. and Mrs. Lamar Roundy of nursing at the san Diego Mr. Rodney Steadman has Hansens trailer. We are happy of Calif. been in Emery for awhile carthat both couples will be living took a business trip to Lyman iversity Her 13 year old daughter Monday and stopped to fish on here in Elmo. ing for his place the ora PearMarie Doll arrived here jane the Fremont river. son home. they Friday are The Ted Jensens busy to spend the summer Sunday in were on Lake business salt returned Mrs. Lynn Lake tearing down their old house and with aunt Dorthy and Marvin. and visited relatives there home from the St. Marks hospthey are going to build a new Joann Anderson and her two in pleasant Grove. ital Sunday, she is very much one. Janel and joll spent daughters and Mr. Mrs. Darrell Price Harvard and Barbara Heatimproved. - Mr. and Mrs. Que Jones and on and their family will move and family and Doris Gipplln of the past week in Redlands, Cal. with her Tama and to panquitch, Tuesday. The Ferron spent several days in Richard daughter family were visitors sat. afterMays and childrenjoll noon at the home of Arnold town will miss them. Harvard Colorado whee they visited remained in Calif, to spend the Jacobsen, Que and Evenna of has been Bishop, Barbara has their son PFC Robert Price who summer with her sisterandher Is at stationed Fort had Carson. children Michael In Mantl been a counselor Primary family, The Jensens, Blackburns, Pederson, Mrs. Lawana Jensen and organist In Relief society Mrs. Eliza Wilberg enterand Roundys enjoyed a fine get and sons Craig and phillip, of and the children have been acttained members of Just -- a mere and picnic supper at together Laverkin, Mr. and Mrs, DeRell ive in Primary and Sunday schat club her home here Wed. Jones, and daughter Lori of ool. They will run a store in Ferron Canyon sat. night. Neva Jensen was a special June Bailey of Monticello Mrs. Manti and jerry Lynn andKim-ber- ly Panquitch . We wish them a lot visited her daughter Mrs. Bill Invited guest. Luncheon was Jones from Hawaii who of luck. and family several days served and the remainder of the Shlew In are visiting their grandparents. and People are moving afternoon spent at needle art last week. was visitout of town so fast it is hard to Mrs. LaRue Petty and visiting. and Frank Mrs. Mr. Jensen ing in Emery last week, she keep track of them all . Lewis Ward and Dene Jensen atton business ended also had two of her daughters and Emma Weber arrived last visited springvllle the commencement exerhome with her. week with their 3 children, they last week. at Utah state University, Mr. and Mrs. Lund seely cise Mr. and Mrs. Coy Williams came from George Town, Ohio Logan June 8 where their s on had their children Mr.andMrS. where they have lived for the and Paul Dexter spent a few Stan was one of the graduates. at days Flaming 6 Gorge. and Williams familyfor Eugene past years. They have been Stan make good his scholarship Mavis whittle and children a visit. active in church, In Relief socto the Utah state University, in are summer the Morten-sen spending Mr. and Mrs. Clyde iety, Jr. Sunday school and all awarded him by Carbon-Emespent the fathers day week other places. Lewis enjoys his Clawson. bank when he graduated from Nlone Kundson spent a end at Nine Mile. They visited home teaching and other church the Emery county High school. with their families and Sherrie jobs. Emma is the daughter of week with her daughter Mrs. Grace Wickman returned returned home after a months Mr. and Mrs. Virl Winder. They Carolyn Wright. her sister Jean Baker of salt Is Owens Joanne spending to a when visit with her grandparents. get trailer plan they Lake to her home Wed. of fcist Last week Mr. and Mrs. can and later on build a home. some time with her mother Mrs week after a ten day visit here Paul Harrison. two sons Edward Bel cher and Mrs. Loma Jensen and her Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Funk with her and brought her grand visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde family enjoyed a trip to salt daughter Melinda Baldwin, 13, and family were guests of Mortensen and daughter Belva Lake last week for the graduatdaughter of Neldona and Wallace Nielson. The Belchers are from Detroit, ion of her son Lavar from Utah Baldwin home with her for a Mich, and were converts tothe Tech, ollege. He graduated weeks visit. This Wed. with her church and friends of Belva. with a degree in electricity. son Johns two little girls they A to Richard on Is be congratulated Mr. Mrs. (Denise) Lavar The lesser mouse lemur Is took Melinda home and visited exlst-ance. with of visited Childs this accomplishment. price the smallest primate In with the Baldwins a few days -- Darold and Henretta Hansen her parents Mr. and Mrs. Rex During the dry season, and assisted In the home while Addley . They spent father's and family enjoyed a trip to when food Is scarce, it lapses Mrs. Baldwin was recuperatng the Arches National Park and Into a torpid state called aestday home. from foot sureerv. MR. AND Mrs. Rex Addley down through Colordo for a ivation which is comparable to Lamar Moffitt and two sons also made a trip in to Provo couple of days last week. the hibernation of animals living of sandy, spent the weekend here to visit with Barbaras parents a H The Elmo Cook-et- s, with his mother Mrs. Maysie In cold climates. Mr. and MRS? (rthur Petty. class taught by Lucille Willson Peacock and together they all fished at Joes valley Friday Mr. and Mrs. Gary (Jolene) held their second meeting on Moose calves weigh between evening, sat. the boys and their Petty are in san Diego, Calif, Monday at their leaders home for a Jaycee convention. Her Chris Hansen as president, & 15 and 35 pounds at birth, and father fished alone, without his vlce-Pre- s. susanHalesand Meg are dark reddish brown In color mother. parents Mr. nd Mrs. Homer Moffitt of Green River, Wyo. Lois Lot, Emily Willson, sec. and with a dark stripe down the Patterson Mrs, are staying at home with the Tamera Jean Atwood, Reporter back. rtumed home from LDS hospsandtuna and baked children ital Friday where she had under looking after things They cooked until they get back. wiches and vanilla pudding. gone major surgery. - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson were in Vernal for the week end for the wedding of a niece Terresa. They brought home her mother Mrs. Ella Morten- Dear Mr. Borla, - Thank you for letting us come to the post office. I reely want to thank you. We enjoyed the trip. Mrs. Snow told us to put It and tell what was the most interesting part. But I thought everything was Interesting. We want to thank you for the little slipes you gave us. w, Elmo Clawson News Emery this-mont- ry La-the- lla 4-- Lampligtitef Mobile Homes sen. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olsen have had as visitors their son Duane and wife Tina and their tiiree children, iris and children are still staying with the Olsens. Mr. and Mrs. omer Oviatt had their children Mr. and Mrs LeRoy Oviatt and daughers at home for a few days visit. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Johnson flew to Denver for a visit then they spent 2 days up at Huntington canyon. Dora and George and two children are visiting with them. They met with Terry, Gwen and family up the canyon. The young adult priesthood group are having fireside July 10 at Manti, President spencer W. Kimball will be the speaker Drew Jensen and Loraine Jacobsen are the representatives from Emery. Mr. & Mra. Lynn Sorensen and family are visiting for a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Sorensen. Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Hatch had the misfortune to have their little baby ill and in the hospital Word was received that the child had to undergo surgery. -The summer reading program will lie held at the library through the summer months. All children are Invited Monday and Thursdays p.m. Sales of Provo Wests largest dealers in quality reasonably priced mobile homes. Permanent mobile home show, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Mon., Fri. One of the -- and Sat. to 6 p.m. 12, 14, 17, 20, 24, 26 & 30 Wide Models! Low bank rates - Fast credit approval No money down Y.A. Loan experts. 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