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Show Thursday, December 25, 1980 Uintah Banin 11 Standard $ubtic (offot'm Tridoll NOTICI Lora McKee 247-239- Recently earned a World Book Encyclopedia globe during a recent World Book encyclopedia promotion. Accepting the globe from World Book District Manager, Jay Swenson, and his wife were Glen Taylor, principal and Martha Murray, librarian. MYTON ELEMENTARY WEATHERIZATION PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR-Har- vey Weiss stands by one of two vans purchased this year. The weatherization program helps families save on costs their The homes. by insulating energy vans, one each for Uintah and Duchesne counties, enable the three and four-ma- n work crews to more easily transport materials and tools from job to job. low-inco- DUCHESNE CO. COMMISSION Scaior Citizen Bui Citizen Council members presented a letter from the Utah Department of Transportation announcing the availability of funds to assit form. Senior organizations toprivate ward the purchase of vans or buses to transport the elderly and handicapped. Applications for these funds must be made by Jan. 1, 1981. In order to be eligible the aging program would have to incorporate as the Duchesne Senior Citizen Development Corp.. and title to the new bus would be vested in said corporation with the Department of Transportation shown as lien holder. non-prof- it Considerable discussion followed as to the merits of buying a large bus or continuing to hire the one owned by Charlie Bird, with no decision being reached. Concern was also expressed about the availability of funds after the change of the national administration. Commissioner Ross explained the countys plan to build a multi-purpos-e building in Duchesne which would serve as a senior citizen center for this area. The group was informed that Merlyn Reynold's has submitted his resignation as UBAG aging directin', and applications will be accepted for this position combined with that of the Duchesne County director. Road Payment Partial payment in the amount of was approved on the $128,996.14 Neola West road, and authorization fin the suspension of work until spring given. The road supervisor was asked to look over a road southwest of Altonah to Frank Jessen's so the school bus can travel it to pick up seven children. Bill Nichols, Department of Water and Power Resources, asked permission to dose the road west from UL miles in Home for one and one-haorder to enable the contractor to wink at clearing away land slides. He was asked to submit the request in written lf Civil Actios Suit Dennis Draney, county attorney, informed the commissioners the Dart vs. Duchesne County rivil action is set for trial in February. The issue wherein URAG's winterization program is involved in a contract with a window supplier which has taken out bankruptcy, and the materials were provided by a second firm, and to whom payment should be made. It was agreed that if Dennis represents UBAG, all counties should participate in the payment for his services. County Appraisal Russell Clark expressed concern with the quality of work done by the State Tax Commission personnel in doing the reappraisal this summer; and of the control the county andor its assessor is losing. He felt a responsible appraisal can not be made by an individual in a car driving up and down the road. He also inquired about television reception and was told efforts are being made to improve - ituand .yqs.i invited tojcontaet Joe LeBeau, technician, for further details on the system. Enforcement of county ordinances was also discussed. County Holiday Approval was given for County employees to have Dec. 26 off providing the hours are made up through vacation or compensating time. New Pit Georg Adams reported a shale pit had been located on BLM land in Sec. 80, T. 88, R17 E., SLM. He was asked lease on this site to request a and also on the Nine Mile road if a pit can be located. Mercury flood lights at the north and west entrances to the courthouse were added to the contract Custodian It wu agreed that Larry Ward should be paid extra for hours put in 20-ye- We offer choosey folks a whole lot to choose from. Cascade Homes, we know that your lifestyle is individual. When it comes to buying a home, you're choosey. That's great, because we have the customized home for you. Choose from more than 40 floor plans, plus handsome exteriors and lots of customizing features. Wa'II even helparrange your financing so At Boise your customized home can be at an unbeatable, price! See ustocay. We're Authorized Dealers For () Boise Cascade Homes And We Want to Get To Know Vbu. Robb HomesUtah 159 E. 1st So. Roosevelt, 722-34- M Or 353-43- 57 c UINTAH SCHOOL DISTRICT ) Legislative Package Prawttd State Board member Karl Shisler and Foy Poulson from the State Board staff presented their legislative package to the Uintah Board for their input. Included in this presentation were the following: WPU up 15J) percent ($946 to $1091) which included a 12.3 percent cost of living, 2 percent increment, and 1 percent catch up; fond handicapped programs at 100 percent value; increase funding of small schools; support lumping together special purpose optional programs; raise certification foe from $5 to $10; equalize school transportation program, etc. Shisler also pointed out that receiving any increases from the legislature may be very difficult this coming year since the Governor is only recommending a 8 percent increase. Conference. Reports stated that it was very well organized with good topics. Items liked were: Citizen participation in education, middle school, family education center, role of board in evaluating self and staff, use of audio tapes for students, vocational building of houses, and guidance information systems. Union High Property Leased for Mineral Rights The Board gave a lease for the Union Hfoh property for mineral rights to Gary Sprouse for $350 per acre plus 816th royalty. The other bidder was Bow Valley at $400 per acre, but only l6th royalty. The royalty was felt to be most important. Statewide Educational Fiscal Dflenuna Whereas originally the Governor Policy Waiver Granted asked for 2Vi percent back and the Teachers sought a jtolicy waivers State Board 1A percent back in this which were approved: Bruce Bishop fonds, now this may be year's released from contract effective Jan. increased up to 8- - percent and 10 Vi 5; Norda Cook granted additional sick percent because the legislature is not leave for three days with substitute willing to cancel the rebate program. deducted; Kay Pearson released from This has catastrophic consequences for contract effective Jan. 5; Deon Page the Uintah School District and all released from contract effective imother school districts. Superintendent mediately. Reid will attend the special session of USBA State Conference Discussed the Legislature on Monday to give our Board reported on USBA State input to many legislators. This special session, and their actiqn or inaction, 'will - affqct oujr educational I IM'B f V in major repairs to the building, puef,' , system immediately. as replacing steam pipes. Health Care Services Alton Moon, commissioner-elect- ,' stopped in and reported he had received reports, both good and bad, from counties which are involved with Health Care Services in the operation of their hospitals. The clerk was asked to call some of the other counties so we can profit by their experience. Computer Mayor Ed Browning requested and received permission to put the citys computer on an existing electrical circuit in the building. - week-en- d Reclaiming after eruption of St. Helens A team of Costa Rican scientists, headed by Jorge Dengo of the Costa Rican Ministry of Publie Works, is visiting the U.S. to give advice on how to reclaim land devastated by the eruptions of ML St. Helens. Norman A. Berg, Chief of USDA's Soil Conservation Service, said the Costa Ricans will share their reclamation experiences gained following numerous eruptions of Mt. Irazu beginning back in 1963. A team of U.S. soentiats will visit Costa Rica next year to see and review the successful reclamation of the ML Irazu area. in 8alt Lake visiting fomily. e A number of from Tridell atten Temple wedding in Salt Lake Wednesday for Dale McKee and Michelle Newbold, Cambridge, Ida. Dale wu a former resident of TridelL Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. Rondal McKee, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin McKee, Vida, Thelma, Lorna, DeVon and Morris McKee. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Yancy left this week for southern California to spend the Christmu holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Forrut Goodrich and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Merkley spent Friday and Saturday at the Provo Temple. Vida McKee hosted a Christmu party at her home Friday evening. Many of her friends were in attendance. A-7- Duchesne, Utah, on Monday, January 19, 1981, at the hour of 1 2i00 o'clock noon. Beginning at the SoulhweS corner of the Southeast Quarter of Soction 33, Township 3 South, Range 3 West, UAM, thence North 30 reds; nodi; thence East 14-thence South 30 rods; thence West 1 4-- rods to the place of Subject la a far road purposes over and across said property, the location shall be determined at a later time. EXCEPTING THEREFROM all oil, gas andor other mineral rights together with the right of entry thereon to prospect or mine and remove the same. Said Deed of Trust was given to secure certain obligations now in favor of Equities, Inc., (including a Promissory Note under date of December 11, 1978) who presently is the owner and holder of the beneficial interest thereunder and the obligations secured thereby. The obligation evidenced by said Note is in default in that the Trustors have foiled to pay sums due and owing as follows: Payment of $2,276.50, together with interest from December 1, 1978 at the rate of 10 per annum on the unpaid balance, which amount was due and payable one year from December II, 1978. Under the provisions of said Deed of Trust and said Note, Equities, Inc., has elected and does hereby elect to declare the entire remaining balance of principal and interest as of dale hereof amounting to $2,276.50, together with interest from December 1 , 1978 at the rate of 10 par annum on the unpaid balance of $2,276.50, to be now due and owing. Equities, Inc., has demanded and does hereby demand payment of said sum. By reason of such default, the undersigned Trustee has elected and does hereby elect to sell or cause to be sold property described above and in said Dead of Trust, all as provided far by Title 57, Chapter Utah Code Annotated 1, (1953) (as amended). DATED this 8th day of December, 1980. right-of-wa-y beginning, Purchase price payable in lawful money of the United States of Amwlca. Said solo will be mads without covenant or warranty, express or implied, regarding title possession or encumbrances and will be for Iho purpose of paying obligations secured by Trust Deed to Zions First National Bank, N. A ZIONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK, N.A Richard H. Nebekor Attorney for Zions Nisi National Bank Published in the Uintah Basin Standard December IB, 25, 1980, January 1, 1961. PUBLIC will not be NOTICI responsible for any debts other than those I by me or by mo signed 1 personally. Harvey C Weiss Published in the Uintah Basin Standard December 25, 1980, January 1, 8, 198a NOTICI to responsible for any bilb other than those signed by mo personally. I will not Douglas Farnsworth Published in the Uintah Basin Standard December II, 18,25, 1 198ft Nona op DOAULT TITLE COMPANY, whose address is 61 BACK MAN South Street, Salt Main Lake City, Utah 84111, is Successor Trustee under Deed of Trust dated December 1 1 , 1978, ex- ecuted by Charles Sena and Celesta Roberts, as Trustors, in which Guardian Title Company of Utah, is named as Trustee, and Property Exchange, as Beneficiary. The beneficial interest in and to said Deed of Trust was assign-a- d by Properly Exchange in favor of Equities, Inc., a Utah corporation, on December 7, 1 979, and recorded December 19, 1979, as Entry No. 206064, SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE: BAqCMAN TITlCOMPANY BY: David B. Boyer Published in the Uintah Basin Standard December IB, 25, 1980, January 1, 1981. Uinta Theatre At 7:00 P.M. Opens One Show Sunday, 7:30 p.m. December 24 Deadline for mining statements Persons holding unpatented mining claims on federal lands have until Dec. 80 to file their required annual mining statements. The requirement applies to holders of about 200,000 mining claims in Utah, according to Robert Lopez, branch chief of Records and Data Management for the Bureau of Land Management in Salt Lake. For claims located prior to Sept. 1, must file an 1979, the claimant affidavit or statement that at least $100 worth of work on the claim was completed prior to Aug. 81, 1979. Statements or affidavits, Lopez said, must be submitted to the BLM State Office, 186 East South Temple, Salt Lake, 84111. Persons who located claims between Sept 1, 1979 and Dec. 80, 1979, and persons claiming unpatented mill or tunnel sites must file a notice that they intend to hold the claim. The filing requirements apply to claims on National Finest land as well as on land administered by the BLM. Persons locating daime during 1980 do not have to file statements until next year. 6 Word was received Sunday id the death of Jack Gardner, husband of DeVean Ross, a former member of the Tridell Ward. Jack died id a heart attack. He wu 54. Funeral services were held Thursday in the 11th Ward in Salt Lake, e Dennis Goodrich is a itient in LDS hospital Salt Lake. He underwent surgery Tuesday. His wife, Virginia, has been in Salt Lake with him. Morris McKee, who is attending BYU, and Julie Haslem, who is attending Utah State, are both home for the holidays. Velma and Jaek Willis, Lu Vegas, Nev., are spending the holidays visiting in the Basin. Peggy Ahlborn, who is employed at the Granite School District, is now home enjoying the holidays. George Bartlett spent the in Book at Page 113 of Official Records. Said Deed of Trust was recorded on December 6, 1979, as Entry No. 205898, In Book at Page 766 of Official Records, in the office of the County Recorder of Duchesne County, Slate of Utah, covering real property in said County and more particularly described as follows: The East M of the Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 36, Township 3 South, Range 8 West, Uintah Special Merl-3ia- OF TMIBTBi SALI The following described property situated in Duchesne County, Utah, will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder at the County Courthouse Steps), (Front Closed December 2531 Audio, their vras another movie. OH, GOD! BOOK II Oi - - Show Christmas Night 7:30 p.m. One Spend New Year's P.G. Roosevelt Theatre At 7:00 P.M. Eve at the Opens One Show Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Infinity Disco December 24 Closed December 2531 A BETTER FILM THAN $10 Per Person 'STAR -T- WARS'... 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