Show County Chronicle Prog revs USPS Millard HOLDEN jjliM MEMI)IIIAm Cherryl Wood Fh Eric Tuttle baby son of Lori and Ken Tuttle spent a few days in the Provo Hospital last week He is home now and doing fine LaNola Johnson traveled to Provo on March to spend a few days with her daughter Lyraine Jones and family She went especially for the farewell for her party granddaughter Christine Jones who has joined the Army where she will study languages After Basic Training in Ft Dix New Jersey she will attend school in Monterey Calif LaNola went to Bountiful to stay with her son Roy’s two children while Roy and Lucille went on a spring vacation to Hawaii While there she also visited with her sister Aileen and Paul Grundy and friends Theora Gledhill and Ane Stevens who all send their hellos to friends in Holden Lucille brought LaNola home on March 27 Orvin Stevens came home from the hospital Wed Mar 29 after spending a month convalescing from surgery Denise Tuttle and Tammy Beckstrand took their Sparkettes to Cedar City Saturday April 2 to state competition They came home with seven Superior ratings and two Many parents were in Cedar to watch the competition City ‘Helen Stevens is home after six weeks in the Utah Valley Hospital in Provo following surgery for a broken hip Our sympathy to Bly Nixon Lola Stevens and Doreen Ashby on the passing of their brother Riley McKee of Wichita KS last week They all drove back to the funeral Nina and Jerry Coats and son Brett flew to Florida for a week vacation They went to DisneyWorld and Cape Kennedy etc Brett Coats son of Jerry and Nina Coats broke his wrist last week at MHS during PE class the day before leaving for Florida Timmy Stephenson 8 year old son of Naoma and Ronald Stephenson broke his wrist at elementary school last week Clyde and Bertha Heath have returned from a trip to Calif for two weeks where they visited Clyde’s brother and then drove on to Texas to visit two daughters and families Congratulations to Jim Wood son of Max and Pat Wood who was namto the Sterling Scholar for ed runner-uMath at Snow College last week Jim was the Sterling Scholar in Math from MHS this year Jason North MHS as the Sterling represented Scholar in Social Studies and Andres Stephenson was the Sterling Scholar in Business Education from MHS Otto and Allie Hunter enjoyed having their son Tom and wife Kathy and children spend Sunday visiting and having dinner with them Tom is the Executive Secretary for the Region as well as Executive Representative Secretary to his Stake President attended a wedRobert and Cherryl ding reception for Ryan Young son of David Young and grandson of Dell Young and the late Helen Young of Garrison A new Stake Presidency will be sustained on April 16 in Fillmore at Stake Conference There will be no meetings held in the Holden Ward this Sunday KANOSH Dathel WHitaker Ph Vic and Lillian Rogers spent their Easter vacation with their son John wife Kathryn Ann and family of West Jordan then they gathered at the home of daughter Kathy Smith husband Dennis in Brigham City to bid their grandson Tim Smith age 19 goodbye before he joins the Navy on April 4 1989 He will be stationed in Florida On Mar 30 and 31 Vic and Lillian Rogers had as their overnight guests her brother Albert Stead and wife Marwho were on their way tha of Calif to General Conference in SLC Guests at the home of Thelma and Homer Oldfield during the Easter week were three daughters: Dorothy Mathis UT Price Brooke and daughter Virginia Ashby and husband Roger Ely NV LaRue Henry and daughter Kerri West Valley On the evening of Mar 31 Willard and Dathel Whitaker with their course 12 Sunday School class gathered at the Kanosh Cultural Hall for a party Teresa and John Adams assisted the Whitakers in the evenings entertainment Pie and ice cream were served Arvilla and Ervin Martin were happily surprised during the last part of March to have their daughter Janan Pugh and son Roger Martin both of Craig CO appear to visit and celebrate Ervin’s birthday The four went on an overnight trip to Mesquite NV They stayed at Peppermi1' Casino Janan had never seen palm trees and casinos They returned to Kanosh and left Mar 30 for Draper UT where they visited Aunt Georgia (Penney) Duke and family then on to Murray where they stayed overnight with Aunt Ludean (Penney) Crosby and family Then they went home to Colorado Iris Bond of Meadow was honored on her birthday April 6 with a family gathering up at the Cedar Field east of Meadow on the Iris and Terrill Bond children property THe Bond's four Sharia Jan Lynn Carma and their also Murray families were there Whitaker Davies Willard and Dathel and Mrs Clinton Bond The dutrh oven was enjoyed by all ( PUBLIC NOTICES ) v NOTICE OF SALE lntermountain Power Project has for sale an estimated 10000 sq ft from the Construction Worker Housof ing Complex at the IPP site Parries interested in purchasing sod should contact the IPP receptionist at (801) to place their names on a waiting list All sales will be on a first come first serve basis with names being taken from the waiting list Parties will be notified when sod is ready for Terms of the sale are: 8csq ft payment by cash certified check or cashier’s check at time of sale 5000 sq ft maximum and 300 sq ft minimum purchase refundable deposit SlOOC’pallet Sod is sold on an as is where is basis with no guarantees stated or implied All sales are final Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress Apr 13 1989 The available sod 0 A Truman R Ashby Truman R Ashby Our beloved husband father grandfather and friend to Rodney Ashby age 87 died April 6 1989 in the Fillmore Hospital He was born Oct 15 1901 in Fillmore to Rodney Carlos and Jennie Warner Ashby He married Lucille Day June 21 1928 in Nephi marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple He was a policeman for the city of Fillmore for 16 years He is survived by wife of Fillmore two children Mrs Robert (Mae) Ewell Kearns and William Truman Clinton 6 grandchildren 9 great grandchildren Funeral services were held Monday April 10 1989 in the Fillmore Stake Center Burial was in the Fillmore Cemetery under the direction of Olpin Mortuary Barth N Beauregard Barth N Beauregard age 61 died March 26 1989 in Tooele Utah He was born December 5 1927 in Fillmore Utah to Clayton Beauregard and Myrtle Nelson He graduated from Fillmore High School in 1946 He served in the US Army during the Korean Conflict He was a member of Eagles Lodge He loved the great outdoors He enjoyed hunting fishing and football He was a member of the LDS Church He is survived by sons and daughters Jerry and Brad Beauregard Mrs Don (Shauna) Daniel all of Salt Tooele UT Becky Beauregard 7 grandchildren UT Lakt City brother Cherry Beauregard Rochester NY sisters Mrs Marvin (Estelle) Morita Detroit MI Funeral services were held Wednesday March 29 1989 at the Tate Mor110 So Main St tuary Chapel UT Interment was in the Tooele Fillmore Cemetery Lloyd D Beckstrand age 51 died Lloyd D Beckstrand April 5 1989 in the Salt Lake City Hospital He was born May 24 1937 in Meadow UT to John M and Ireta He married Christensen Beckstrand Eileen Weaver Sept 15 1966 She died in 1967 He married Wanda and later divorced He was a US Navy veteran and a line driver for ABF He is survived by two sisters Mrs Jerry (Claire) Brimley Mrs Jack (Marydean) Sandy CA and a Torrance McGovern number of nephews and nieces In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Grant Beckstrand PO Box 15451 Cancer Foundation Long Beach CA 90808 Funeral services were held at 2 pm in the Meadow LDS Church Burial was in the Meadow Cemetery DELTA Eddys Barben Ph: Mrs Amy Teichert and baby son Dustin of Cokeville WY and an Aunt JaNene (Nastaja) were visitors at the home of Mrs Van Beckstrum in Delta this past week On Tuesday Dorothy Teichert and son DJ from Cokeville came to Delta and visited until Friday with her mother Mrs Deona Black the Smiths and the Grayson Ropers Amy Teichert is a granddaughter-in-laof Deona Black home Mrs Loa Black returned Saturday from a 4 month stay in In Coopertino CA she California visited her son Dr Barth H Black practicing dentist and his wife 5 year old LaVerne and daughter Ranee Black She also visited with Golda Jane and 2 boys in San Jose CA and enjoyed seeing Golda Jane and Oilver (son) take part in the production of "Music Man” put on by her ward in San Jose Her daughter Loa Bell of Salt Lake City met her at the airport and brought her home Mr Gordon Barben of St George UT visited in Delta overnight with his parents Archie and Eddys Barben He went to Salt Lake City on business on Tuesday Wallace’s Line is an imaginary line in the southwestern Pacific that divides the animal life of the Australian region from that of the Asiatic region PUBLIC NOTICE accordance with Article XVI of the of our organization the Board of Directors of the Millard County Credit Union Fillmore and Delta Utah has set the date of Thursday April 20 1989 at 6:30 pm for the 33rd Annual Membership to be held at the Delta Meeting and Banquet Utah High School Lunch Room Delta The dinner will begin at 6:30 pm and the will follow business meeting immediately after (7:15 pm) to take care of the election of three board members the presentation of reports covering the business year 1988 together with other business that may come before the members This years dinner is being provided by the Delta High School Choir to help in the fund raising efforts sM Dean Bennett President Millard County Credit Union Board of Directors Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress Apr 6 & 13 1989 In laws NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC OFFICIAL PUBLIC HEARING AND AVAILABILITY OF ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT On the Proposed Construction of Stale Route 136 From US Route 50 to US Route 6 Project No The Utah Department of Transportation herewith advises all interested persons or to construct 35 miles groups that it proposes of new highway designated as Utah State Route 136 from US Route 50 near its junction with State Route 125 northerly past the Delta Airport to US Route 6 south of the Sevier River The governing officials of Millard County are aware of the project and for its are providing the construction The public is herewith advised that an official Public Hearing conducted by the Utah Department of Transportation to discuss the Assessment Environmental for this prepared project and the location and design features of the proposed improvements will be held at 7:30 pm Thursday May 18 1989 in the Delta High School Auditorium 50 West 300 North in Delta Utah Information to be presented at the hearing will include a discussion of the location alternatives considered Appropriate lustrative materials will be available for During the hearing verbal andor spection written testimony pertaining to the features of the proposed project or to its social economic and environmental effects will be received from all interested persons or groups Any person or group unable to attend the but wishing to give testimony public hearing pertinent to the aforementioned project This testimony should may do so in writing be directed to the Utah Transportation Commission and mailed to the Utah Department of Transportation Attention: James E Johnston Community Involvement Of4501 South 2700 West Salt Lake ficer For inclusion in the City Utah official transcript of the public hearing proletters must be postmarked no later ceedings than midnight May 30 1989 Please begin such testimony by making reference to the hearing or project The public is further advised that an Environmental Assessment has been prepared for this project which defines the scope of the project alternatives any potential for environmental impact and mitigation measures which might relieve adverse is vironmental impacts The assessment available at the Utah Department of Transportation District Five Offices 880 N Main St Cedar City Utah and at the Utah Division Federal Highway Administration 125 South State Street Salt Lake City Utah will be The Environmental Assessment available for public comment for thirty days from the first date of publication of this notice Comments should be sent to: R James Naegle Engineer for Location and Environmental Studies Utah Department of Transportation 4501 South 2700 West Salt Lake City Utah 84119 At any time during regular office hours the Environmental Assessment maps drawand other pertinent information ings developed by the Utah Department of Transportation as well as written views received to date from any interested persons or groups will be available for public inspection and copying at the Utah Department of Transportation Offices indicated above Utah Department of Transportation EH Findlay CPA Executive Director Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress Apr 13 and May II 1989 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON AMENDMENTS TO DELTA CITY ZONING ORDINANCE NOTICE is hereby given that the Delta City Council will conduct a public hearing on May 1989 at 6:30 o’clock at the pm chambers of the Delta City offices located at 76 North 200 West in Della Utah to consider amendments to the ZonUtah as follows: ing Ordinances of Delta An amendment to the statement of purZone pose for the District as set out in Section of the Revised Ordinances of Delta City (1981 edition) as amended to allow public exhibits fairs animal shows and similar uses as a conditional use and to amend Appendix 7 to the Zoning Ordinance of Delta Utah to list such uses as conditional uses and to set the conditions for issuance of such conditional use permits 2 To delete the following described proResidential from the Rural Zone perty District and to rezone the same to the Zone District: at a point on the West Beginning line of a County road said point beginning North 88 deg 37 ’57" East along the section line 262416 feet and North 0 deg 54 '56" East along the West line of said County road 104876 feet from the Southwest corner of Section 8 Township 17 South Range 6 West Salt Lake Base 4 Meridian and thence North 85 deg 05 '04" West feet to a point on a 77081 166713 foot radius curve to the right (radius City Council bears North point 16 ’03" East) said 85 deg thence on the East of Manzanita also beginning line Avenue along said East line the following two Northerly 7532 feet along the arc of said curve through a tral angle of 5 deg 35 '54" thence North 0 deg 1' 58" East 45610 feet line of to the South Ponderosa Drive thence South 89 deg 08 '02" East 81291 feet to the line of Pinyon East courses Avenue thence along said East line the following five 58” East courses North 0 deg 10438 feet to a point of tangency with a 8900 foot radius curve to the 89 deg bears South right (radius 08 ’02" East) thence Northerly 17863 feet along the arc of said curve through a central angle of deg 30'00" thence North 12 deg 21' 58" East 18336 feet to a point of tangency with an 85385 foot radius curve to the left (radius bears North 77 deg 38 '02" West) thence Northerly 20517 feet along the arc of said curve through a central angle of 13 deg 46'04" thence North deg 24 '06" West 32860 feet to the South line of State Road 50 thence along said South 35 '54" East line North 88 deg 50495 feet thence South 0 deg thence 54 56" West 63373 feet North 88 deg 50 '45" East 29698 line of fee l to the West a County road thence South 0 deg 54'56" West 92331 feet to the point of beginning Persons desiring to submit written comment regarding the proposed zone change should do so at the office of the Delta City Recorder prior to the time of the hearing Persons interested in making comments should appear at the hearing DATED this Uth day of April 1989 RUTH HANSEN Delta City Mayor Attest: DOROTHY JEFFERY Delta City Recorder Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress Apr 13 1989 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Separate sealed bids for the construction of the Millard County Crystal Peak Minerals Road 1989 will be received by the Millard County Commission on Tuesday May 2 at 3:00 PM in the Millard County Courthouse Utah A 60 South Main Street Fillmore Bid Bond will be required The Construction of the Crystal Peak Minerals Road is approximately 148 miles in length and 32 feet in width The project includes clearing and grubbing the limits scarifying the existing dirt roadway constructing a new subgrade from natural soils located within the construction furnishing and installing culvert drainage pipes hauling and placing untreated base course material furnishing 2 inches and placing of a cold mix bituminous surface course material for the first 300 feet of the project and furnishing delineation and installing traffic signs reclamation of all disturbed areas outside the traveled roadway The Millard County Road Department will crush all 34" untreated base course and 34" bituminous surface course materials and stockpile the material at the designated location shown on the plans The project has been separated into two separate bid schedules Bid schedule "A" contains everything in the project except the reseeding portion as required by the BLM which portion is contained in Bid Schedule "B Millard County reserves the right to award the project on the basis of schedule "A" alone or on the basis of the sum of Schedules "A" and "B" and to reject any bid that is deemed irresponsible for any reason whatsoever Plans and Specifications have been Inc and prepared by Sunrise Engineering are available at their office (71 West Center Street PO Box 186 Fillmore Utah 84631 telephone upon receipt of fifty dollars (S5000) An organized tour is sd Huled for Monday April 24 at 10:00 AM at Black Rock Utah Crystal Peak Minerals Corporation office building Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress Apr 13 20 4 27 ir DECISION NOTICE Forest USDA Service Fishlake National Forest Fillmore Ranger District The Forest Service in cooperation the Animal and Plant Health with Inspection (APHIS) proposes to control grasshoppers and Mormon crickets on the lower elevations of the north south east and west portions of the Canyon Mountain Range vice Fillmore (see Map in Appen- District Ranger dix A) The objective of the control project is to reduce the grasshopper and Mormon cricket population which has caused damage to range resources and nearby agricultural croplands for the past five years This action is tiered to the APHIS Rangeland Grasshopper Cooperative Management Program Final Environmental Impact Statement for 1987 the APHIS Environmental Assessment for Rangeland Grasshopper Pro- Management Cooperative gram for Millard County Utah 1989 Site number Specific Environmental Assessment 1989 and Utah - 5 89 signed February APHIS Rangeland Grasshopper Cooperative Management Program for Tooele Juab and Utah Counties Utah 1989 Site Specific Environmental Assessment number Utah - 7 89 signed February 3 1989 Two alternatives have been considered: These are: Take no action to control the grasshopMormon cricket populations This is the no action alternative 2 Reduce the grasshopper and Mormon cricket population through the use of ground application of appropriate pesticides and control organisms Applications will be made in the vicinity of Eightmile Clay Springs Rocky Ridge Dry Creek Canyon Cascade Fool Bridge Canyon Box Canyon Creek Canyon Wildhorse Leamington Pass Wood Canyon Wide Canyon Cow Canyon Hardscrabble Little Oak Creek and Little Long Canyon Bran bait with carbaryl will be the pesticide used and will be applied at the rate of 10 pounds or less per acre over Mormon cricket hatching areas No applications of bran bait with carbaryl will be made within 500 feet of open water or within 500 feet of campers or developed campgrounds Personnel will be under applying pesticides direct supervision of a certified pesticide applicator The no action alternative would allow the range resource to be damaged and the per or on range improvement projects to for the year The forage loss would require that livestock be removed from the allotments early Less food would be available for big game animals Reduced ground cover could also result in soil erosion and site deterioration The migration of the crickets at maturity will result in damage being done to the nearby agricultural crops Both the economic and social consequences of reducing the cricket population are beneicial The effects of Carbaryl on the be lost environment are minimal when compared to the range resource and animal damage caused by high densities of Mormon crickets Reduction in the population density may reduce other the food supply wildlife available However effect on wildlife and be no to birds there will Carbaryl is tox- other than grasshoppers and Thus application of the chemical insects will reduce populations of Any bee owners in the area will be notified in advance so they can protect their resources Outservice coordination has been done with APHIS and local government groups to make sure that the project will be carried out in an acceptable manner On March 15 with the Utah the proposal was discussed Wilderness Association after receiving a quest from them for involvement An open ic to insects crickets town meeting was held on March 16 where The action was public input was received also advertised in local newspapers to proceed with the alterof reducing the cricket and grasshoppopulations by ground application of bran bait impregnated with 2 to percent carbaryl applied at 10 pounds or less per acre The no action alternative will lead to unacceptable rangeland and crop damage Treatment of the crickets and grasshoppers will not cause any significant impacts and will prevent damage to watershed and range resources on the Forest and crop damage off the Forest Based on these evaluations and on public input it appears that no significant impacts will be encountered No threatened or dangered species are known to exist in the vicinity There will be no ground disturbance so archeological clearance is not necessary have reviewed the ten criteria of vironmental significance in 40CFR 150827 and have determined that there will be no environmental effects Therefor significant It is my decision native per an Environmental Impact Statement Than April 199 13 - Page 11 ORDER ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT Grasshopper and Mormon Cricket Control on the Fishlake National Forest portions of MHIard and Juab Counties will not prepared This action is consistent with the Land and Resource Management Plan for the Fishlake National Forest Public notice will be given prior to the project implementation The allotment permittees will also be advised well in advance of the treatment This action may proceed immediately This decision is appealable in accordance with 36 CFR 217 A written notice of appeal must be filed in accordance with the Forester at 324 25th Street Regional Utah 84401 within 45 days of the Ogden date of this decision and contain specific information required by 36 CFR 2179 send a copy of the notice of Simultaneously appeal to my office For further information contact Jim Chard Range Conservationist Fillmore Ranger District Fishlake National Forest Fillmore Utah 84631 or phone (801) be J KFNT TAYLOR Forest Supervisor 115 E 900 North Richfield Utah 8401 Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress Apr 13 1989 IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT MILLARD COUNTY STATE OF UTAH IN THE MATTER OF THE CALLING OF A GRAND JURY IN MILLARI9 COUNTY UCA PURSUANT to Section as amended) a hearing to determine (1953 whether a grand jury should be called is act for 8 ednesday May 10 1989 in the Courtroom of the Millard County Courthouse 60 South Mam Street Fillmore Utah to com30 p m At such time Judge mence at Cullen Christensen is designated to ait and hear in secret all persons claiming information justifying the calling of a grand Jury The Millard County Clerk is directed to public notice of give appropriate advance this hearing DATED this 5ih day of April 199 BY THE COURT George D BalUf Ray M Hardmg Boyd L Park Cullen Y Christensen Published in the Millard County Chroni20 27 A May 4 1989 cle Progress Apr SUMMONS Civil No 8280 THE EOl RTH DISTRICT TM RT MILLARD COCNTY STATE OF UTAH AMERICAN SAMNGS A LOAN a ASSOCIATION Utah banking corporation Plaintiff(s) IN EOR vs MARCUS LEE THOMPSON AND TRESA ANN THOMPSON Defendanl(s) THE STATE OF UTAH TO MARCUS LEE THOMPSON: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to file an answer in writing to the attached Complaint with the Clerk of the Court and to serve upon or mail to D WILLIAMS RONNOW torney at Law- P O Box 279 Cedar City Utah 84720 a copy of said answer within twenty (20) days after service of this SUMMONS upon you If you fail to do so Judgment by Default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in said Complaint which has been filed with the Clerk of Said Court and is attached hereto and a copy of which herewith served upon you DATED this 17 day of March 1989 D WII AMS RONNOW Attorney for Plaintiff Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress Mar 23 30 Apr 6 4 13 1989 NOTICE TO WATER USERS The State Engineer received the follow- ing Application(s) to Change Water Millard County (Locations in SLBAM) in Persons objecting to an application must file a Protrtt 'suiting (he reasons for (hr protest To have a hearing before the State Engineer persons must request a hearing in the Protest Protest must be filed in duplicate 1636 West with the State Engineer North Temple (801 These are Salt Lake City Llluli 841 16 on or before MAY 13 1989 informal proceedings av per Rule of the Division of Water Rights 15029) APPLICANT: Mardel! 886 East 8475 South Sandy Toplsam UT proposes to change the point of diversion and place of use ol water a' evidenced D by (U22725) 20cfs or HERETOFORE: QUANTITY: SOURCE: 10 in well 350 ft to 8976 500 ft deep POINT(S) OE DIVERSION: (1) S 1950 E 2600 from NW Cor Sec 33 R5W T20S USE: Irrigation: from Apr 31 to Oct total acreage 80 00 acs Stockwatering: 100 head of livestock Domestic: PLACE OF USE: family Sec 33 T20S SE1'4NEI4S12NW1'4 R5k HEREAFTER: QUANTITY: 20 cfs SOURCE: 12 in well 450 ft deep (I) N 118 E POINT(S) OF DIVERSION: 246 from W 14 Cor Sec IT20S R?W(7 of Holden) USE: Same as miles USE: PLACE OF Heretofore: T20S SW U4NF 4SW '4NW1 4 Sec R5W Robert L Morgan PE ENGINEER County Chroni- STATE Published cle Progress in the Millard Mar 30 Apr 6 4 13 1989 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE real property will to the highest bidpayable in lawful money of the United Stales at the time of sale at the east front door of the main entrance of the Millard Utah on County Courthouse Fillmore April 28 1989 at 11:00 am on said day for the purpose of foreclosing a Trust Deed 1983 executed by Joe dated December Bill Pilcher aka Joe Pilcher as TRUSTOR in favor of the MEA Credit Union as BENEFICIARk and recorded on December 20 1983 as Entry No 50749 in Book 178 at Pages of the official records of the Millard County Recorder’s office The real property covered in said Trust Deed is located in Millard County State of Utah and is more particularly described as follows: Pared 1: Lots 23 and 24 Block 30 Plat "A" Lvnndyl Townsite Survey as amended therefrom: All coal oil Excepting gas mines metals gravel and other minerals Pared 2: Lots 25 26 27 and 28 Block 30 Plat "A" Lynndyl Townsite Survey as amended The sale will be without warranty ns to title possession or encumbrances DATED this 21 day of March 1999 HAROLD C VERHAAREN Successor Trustee Parkview Plaza Suite 260 210 South 1300 East Salt Lake City UT 4106 Telephone: Published in the Millard County Chroni30 Apr cle Progress Mar 98V described The following be sold at public auction der f0) yj |