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Show lie Notice of the call of any of the bonds of each issue for redemption will be given not less than thirty (30) days prior to the redemption date by publication of an appropriate notice one time in a newspaper of general circulation in Salt Lake City, Utah, and by mailing a copy of the redemption notice by registered or NOTICE OF SALE certified mail at least thirty (30) days prior to the redemption CITY OF SALINA, SEVIER COUNTY, UTAH date of the registered holder of the bonds to be redeemed at the $35,000.00 SEWER REVENUE SUBORDINATE BONDS.SERIES1973 address shown on the registration books and to the original purAND chaser of the bonds. If all of the bonds to be redeemed are at that time registered, notice by registered or certified mail to $265,000.00 WATER REVENUE SUBORDINATE BONDS, the registered holders thereof not less than thirty (30) days SERIES 1973 prior to the date fixed for redemption shall be sufficient and publication of the redemption notice and mailing thereof to the Sealed proposals will be received by tbe City Council of the original purchaser shall not be required. The bonds of each issue will be issued under the provisions City of Salina, Sevier County, Utah, at its regular meeting place in the City Hall, Salina, Utah, until 8:00 oclock P.M., on April of the Utah Municipal Bond Act, Chapter 14, Title 11, Utah Code Annotated, 1953, as amended, the Sewer Revenue Subordinate Bonds 2, 1973, for the purchase of not to exceed $35,000.00 Sewer Revenue Subordinate Bonds, Series 1973 and not to exceed being issued for the purpose of financing part of the cost of $265,000.00 Water Revenue Subordinate Bonds, Series 1973, of acquiring and constructing improvements, additions and extensions said City. On said date and at the time and place aforesaid the to the Citys existing sewer system and the Water Revenue Subordinate Bonds being issued for the purpose of financing part of the proposals will be opened at a public meeting. The bonds of each issue will be dated as of their dates of cost of acquiring and constructing improvements, additions and water system. The principal delivery and each issue of bonds will bear interest at a rate or extensions to the Citys existing and interest on each of the said issues of bonds thereon shall be rates not in excess of Five percent per annum, said interest percent (lOO'Tc)of the net revenues to be payable on January 1, 1974 and annually thereafter on the payable only out of first day of January of each year. Interest accrues only from to be derived from the Citys water and sewer systems (the operadate of delivery. Principal and interest will be payable at the tion of said systems having been heretofore combined and the office of the City Treasurer or, at the option of the holder, at a net revenues thereof having been combined and accounted for jointly except as the said net revenues are pledged and required bank or trust company selected by the purchaser. for the payment of the Citys 1950 Waterworks Revenue Bond The bonds of each issue will be in the denomination of $1,000.00 authorized and issued pursuant to City Ordinance 1950-- B dated each, and will be in bearer form without coupons attached but may be registered as to principal and interest at the option of the August 21, 1950 and the Citys 1960 Water and Sewer Revenue authorized and issued pursuant to City Ordinance holder, and may have coupons attached at the option and expense Bonds, no event shall the said bonds of either of the holder. The bonds of each issue will mature serially in dated June 6, 1960, and in to an indebtedness of the City within be deemed constitute issue numerical order on January 1 in each of the years and in the the meaning of any state, constitutional or statutory limitation or amounts as follows: a charge against the general credit or taxing powers of the City. Except as all or some part of the bonds of each issue may be $35,000.00 SEWER REVENUE SUBORDINATE BONDS sold to the United States of America as hereafter provided, the bonds of each issue will be awarded to the best responsible bidder or bidders whose proposal (s) result in the lowest amount of interest payable from the date of the bonds to their maturity after subtracting therefrom the amount of any premium proposed to be paid for the bonds. No bids for less than par plus accrued interest from the date of the bonds being bid for will be considered. Bids will be considered for portions of the entire issue of each issue of bonds maturing as follows: (a) bonds maturing during the first ten (10) years, (b) bonds maturing during the eleventh through fifteenth years, (c) bonds maturing during the sixteenth through twentieth years, (d) bonds maturing during the twenty-fir- st through twenty-fift- h years, (e) bonds maturing during the twenty-sixt- h through thirtieth years, (f) bonds maturing during the remaining years. The bonds of each issue shall bear interest at no more than or five (5) different rates to be stated in multiples of of one percent per annum. All bonds of each issue maturing on the same date shall bear interest at the same rate. Each bond of each issue must bear interest and each such bond must bear interest at one rate only. No bond of either issue may bear interest at a rate in excess of eight percent (8) per annum. The highest rate of interest stated in the proposal for a particular issue of bonds (i.e., the Sewer Revenue Subordinate Bonds or the Water Revenue Subordinate Bonds) shall not exceed the lowest rate of interest so stated by more than three percent per annum. The City reserves the right not to sell any of the Sewer Revenue Subordinate Bonds numbered 1 to 35, both inclusive, or the Water Revenue Subordinate Bonds numbered 1 to 265, both inclusive, or to sell only such of said numbered bonds as it may need for the purpose of financing the cost of said sewer system. It is expected that if the rates and terms of the bids received are higher and less reasonable than those which may be obtained by selling the bonds of either or both of the said issues to the United States of America, acting through the Administrator, Farmers Home Administration, (hereinafter called the "Government that the bonds of either or both of said issues will be sold to the Government at an interest rate of Five percent (5) per annum. If either or both of the said issues of bonds are sold to the Government it is expected that the terms of the sale will provide for the Government to pay for the bonds it purchases over a period of time as funds are required by the City to pay for the acquisition and construction of the said improvements, additions and extensions to the said systems. Any purchaser other than the Government will be required to pay for all of the bonds covered by his bidatthetimetheloanis closed and the bonds are delivered to such purchaser. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Each bid must be enclosed in a sealed envelope which should be plainly marked "Proposal for the City of Salina, Utah Sewer Revenue Subordinate Bonds, Series 1973 andor (as appropriate) Water Revenue Subordinate Bonds, Series 1973 and must be accompanied by a certified or cashiers check drawn upon an incorporated bank or trust company in the amount of three percent for, if $50,000 or (3) of the principal amount of bonds bid of such amount, of more than $50,000, less, or two percent payable to the order of the City of Salina, Utah as a guarantee of good faith on the part of the bidder. Checks will be returned to the unsuccessful bidders promptly upon the award of the bonds to the successful bidder. The check of the successful bidder will be held uncashed and applied toward the purchase price of the bonds at the time of their delivery. If the successful bidder fails to accept and pay for the bonds when so tendered, his check will be forfeited as liquidated damages. The bonds will be delivered in the City of Salina, Utah at the office of the City Treasurer or elsewhere at the purchasers expense and risk on or about sixty days after the opemng of bids or as otherwise may be agreed upon with the purchaser. The unqualified approving opinion of Messrs. Jones, Waldo Holbrook & McDonough of Salt Lake City, Utah will be furnished without cost to the purchaser. There will also be furnished the usual closing certificates, including a statement that there is no litigation pending or, to the knowledge of the signer thereof, threatened affecting the validity of the bonds. Copies of an Official Statement (Prospectus) containing further information about the bonds and the City of Salina, Utah may be obtained from Courtney K. Larsen, City Recorder, City Hall, Salina, Utah. DATED this 9th day of February, 1973. ed one-eig- ht one-ten- th i (2) s Harold Peterson Mayor ATTEST: s Courtney K. Larsen City Recorder Published in the Salina Sun March 15, 1973. The City reserves the right, at its option, to redeem any or all of the bonds of each issue prior to maturity at any time before January 1, 1975, in the event there are bond proceeds remaining In the event of unused at the time construction is completed. such redemption, bonds will be redeemed in inverse numerical order. The City also reserves the right, at its option, and for any reason, to redeem Sewer Revenue Subordinate Bonds numbered 10 to 35, both inclusive, and Water Revenue Subordinate Bonds numbered 22 to 265, both inclusive, maturing on or after January 1, 1985, prior to their maturity in inverse numerical Medical patients the past order on January 1, 1984 or on any interest payment date there- week at the Gunnison Valley after. Any redemption of the bonds will be at a price equal to the Hospital were: to date the thereon interest principal amount thereof and accrued Mrs. Leah Gee, Deloy Fjeld-ste- d, fixed for redemption. Mrs. Nancy Gunnison; Hopfenbeck, Axtell; Mrs. Rose Larson, Centerfield; Roger Simon. Monroe; Mrs. Viva Jen-Se- n. redar City; Mrs. Elizabeth jJtrdle, Manti; Mrs. Ida Bums t&lina. Surgical patient was: Mrs. fhi Bartholomew, Gunnison. Being treated for accidents: Paul Lertbertson, Mayfield. Tons llectomy; Venise Salina. Coming Soon Salina Pizza & Steak House ! Lar-SO- D Ckie birth was recorded during the week at the Gunnison Valley Hospital: March and Mrs. Ross Bartholomew, Gunnison, 6 lb. 3 oz., son. WMim9 Mr. and Mrs. Dent Sorensen, of Salina, proudly announce the marriage of their oldest daughter, Dana Rae, to Rod Guest, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guest, of Salt Lake City. The wedding ceremony held on March 8th. was Id iviclfCil j 5,oytf J Wedding Plans Told NOTICE OF BOND SALE (5) amld dull IhUiSOdy, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jacobsen, Michael and Brent, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sudweeks and Jason, of Salt Lake, were in North Las Vegas last week. They visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kalina and Grandpa Jacobsen named the new baby son at Sacrament Services Sunday afternoon. He was given the name of Russell G. Kalina. Mrs. Kalina was the former Janice Jacobsen. Captain Jerold Jacobsen is visiting in Salina this week. He will leave today for Fort Knox, Kentucky, for a week. His next tour of duty will be Korea. On Sunday, March 4, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crane hosted a family dinner for the Ronald Crane family. The occasion was Kens birthday and a farewell for their grandson, Craig, who recently left for Germany. A special guest was Miss Kathy Olsen, of Gunnison. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Crane, Melanie, Russell, Brent, Craig and Kathy Olsen spent Friday, March 9th, in Salt Lake City. Craig boarded a plane which took him to Ft. Dix, New Jersey, with a future assignment in Germany. They visited Paul Branch who is in the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Crane, Janet and Kenny, of McGill, Nevada, spent last weekend in Salina visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crane and other relatives. Special birthday greetings in order on Sunday for Roger Nielsen. The Nielmotored to Orem and viwith Ruths brother and sister-in-laMr. and Mrs. The Baxters Hoyte Baxter. hosted a dinner in honor of Ruths birthday anniversary. Mrs. Fern Peterson was happy to have two of her sisters visit with her Monday, March 12th. They were Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Spaugy (Gladys) of Orem, and Mrs. Vilate Jones, ofThis-tl- e. They visited with another sister, Bertie Evans, who is living at the Leland Lazenby home in Aurora. Mrs. Evans were Mrs. sens sited w, celebrated her birthday Tues- day, March 13 th. Eva Anderson acted as a lovely hostess to her Club Ellis and Delia Sanders in lina and with Richfield. Hals Sa- folks in Mrs. Lee (Elna) Bird, of Eureka, visited last Monday and Tuesday with her grandchildren in Richfield, with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Crane and with other relatives and friends in Salina. John and Marsha Long, of Cedar City, enjoyed the weekend in Salina at the home of Johns friends mother, LuellaLong, and and relatives. Barney and Thelma Jeffery spent Wednesday to Friday of last week in Salt Lake. They combined a visiting trip withan appointment to see Thelmas doctor. They visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lynford Peterson and Mrs. Etta Bishop. As they motored homeward, they stopped in Murray and saw their granddaughter, Sandy. Ronald Hatch, of Granger, and his little daughter, Jodie, spent the weekend in Salina at the home of Rons parents, Lloyd and Nellie Hatch, and joinedinat a Sunday dinner with Bill and Virgie Nielsen, Ked, Vicki Nielsen and boys, of Aurora. Juventa Mickelsen is back in her home now, after a long illness in the hospital and staying at the home of her son and Lee on and daughter-in-laVirginis Christensen. Her Rufus, daughter and LaVee Hatch and son, Lindon, of Koosharem , visited with her last week, and also her granddaughters, Janet Anderson and son, Trevor, of Gunnison, and Lee and Pam Jeffs and daughter, Jenny Lin, of Castle Dale. Mr. and Mrs. Osmer Nielsen, of Parowan, enjoyed visiting in Salina last week with relatives and friends. They were formei residents of Salina for years Durell and Rhea Mickelsei left Monday to gotoSpringville Rhea will stay there for awhile to help out at the home of hei Brice son and daughter-in-laand Suzanne Mickelsen, whe have received a new baby. Suzannes parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Judd, of Fredonia, Arizona, have been at the Brice Mickelsen home for two weeks. son-in-la- w, ns terson, Sids sisters, Selda Payne and Merlyn Farslund, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rasmussen and Mr. and Mrs. RalphMorley. Bruce and Ceanna Beach and four sons, of West Jordan, spent Saturday and Sunday visiting Bruces parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Beach in Salina and with Deannas folks, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Anderson in Koosharem. Lee and Kathy Torgersen, of Granger, and Bob and Jane Young, of Myton, enjoyed the weekend in Salina visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Torgersen and their brother, Terry and Brenda. There is nothing more enjoyable and rewarding than a family The one in Nephi at the Nephi School of Music was a good example of this. Ellis and Delia Sanders and Ellis family members enjoyed themselves when 10 brothers and and their partners joined the fun time together. Hal and Joyce Duffin, of Kearns, spent the weekend visiting with Joyces parents, sisters (Choice off Jobs. (EioaD'auntteecO. Right now your local Air Force recruiter has selected Air Force jobs that he can guarantee to qualified applicants before they enlist. No chance involved, just choice. And whatever job you select, youll start off earning $307 a month plus room and board. N ot bad pay to learn a skill that can last a lifetime. For more information call: Sgt. Lyn Wilstead 348 West Center Provo Call 375-412- 7 two-ye- ar ftMWiAflVVVVVVVVVWW Service News MVMIVVVWWVVVVWWVVWM w, Thursday evening, March 8th, at her home. Prizes were earned by Ada Nielson, Jerry Cherry and Carol Dean Christensen. "Happy Birthday to Youwas the greeting offered to Jennette Deaton last Wednesday, March 7th, at the home of her daughter, Vivian Mecham. A lovely group of family members and friends met to honor her onher Natal Day. The luncheon was furnished by the family. Mr. and Mrs. Rue Heath and Mr. and Mrs. Gail Heath and son, C. G motored to Salt Lake Friday of last week. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Heath. Leslie entered the Hospital Tuesday, March 13th, where he will undergo surgery. Gail returned to Salt Lake Monday evening to stay with his mother while his father is being operated on. Family members hosted a birthday party at the Ming Cafe in Granger on March 4th in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Peterson and celebrating the anniversary of Sids 81st birthday. Those enjoying the occasion with the Petersons were Mr. and Mrs. Elton Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Jorgensen, of Salina, Mr. and Mrs. Moyle Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Bjerregaard, Marie Pe- forthMr. and Mrs. Alma E. Thompson, Aurora, announce the Lue Thompson, to Valerie of their daughter, coming marriage Stanley W. Glazner, of Vancouver, Washington. 1973 The couple will be marriedin the MantiTempIe on April 20, A reception Christensen. Wallen L. uncle, Miss Thompsons by Hall. will follow that evening in the Aurora Ward Cultural and of Miss Thompson is a graduate of North Sevier High School now attending B.Y.U. and Marys Beauty College in Provo, and is working as a beautician at ZCMI in Orem. Mr. Glazner graudated from Lee High School in Alexandria, and a Virginia, served four years in the Marine Corps L.D.S. Mission in Brazil. He is now a Junior at B.Y.U., majoring in Business Administration. will After a honeymoon at Lake Tahoe, California, the couple be a will Glazner Mr. where in Washington, Vancouver, reside business partner with his father. baby girl has blessed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ron (Ann) A Hurst, of Salt Lake City. She was born on March 1, 1973, and weighed 9 lbs. 6 oz. She will have the name of Ronda Ann. Her proud grandparents are Mrs. Erma Hurst, of Salt Lake City, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Casto, of Salina. Great grandparents of the little Miss are Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Anderson and Mrs. Ruby Casto, all of Salina. little new baby girl has come to bless the Brice Mickelsen home in Springville. Sarah BELIEVE IT OR ELSE!! Ann will be her name, and she was born Thursday, March 8, Several weeks ago, I pre1973. She was a plump little sented the "Fickle Finger of 9 lbs. She has weighing girl, Forgetfulness award to Rosi-lan- d a sister, Mary Ilene. Brice Anderson, but from what I and Suzanne are her parents. hear, she is going to have to give Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. it up to a far better candidate. Durell of and A Yes, this week, I bestow the great honor upon Bette Jolley, who, from what I hear, has really earned it. It seems that Bette was busy cleaning her abode, the other day, when son Gregory approached her and asked if she would please wash his gym clothes because he needed them for the next day. So, being a dutiful-typ- e mother, she bustled downstairs, presumably popped the clothes into the washer, and then proceeded with her cleaning. Well, later that evening, Bette decided that she had better descend to the laundry room again and throw the washed clothing into the dryer. But when she reached into the washer to get them, much to her surprise, she found absolutely nothing there. In a panic, she dug into the washer, searching it very thoroughly, but as before, she found it quite empty. Then she checked the dryer . . . could she possibly have put the missing clothes in it by mistake? Nope, there was nothing in the dryer either. Now I guess Bette checked every place she thought that they might have been mistakenly stashed . . every place, except maybe the deep freeze, and that was ridiculous. So Bette, completely baffled, decided that maybe a good nights sleep might refresh her memory. Well, I guess in the middle of the night, her bitter-hal- f, DeeWayne, decided to get up for a little midnight snack. Very quietly he tippytoed past his sleeping spouse, down the stairs, into the washroom, and then carefully opened the deep freeze to get himselfa ???? ice cream. As DeeWayne reached for the ice cream, he noticed something stuck on the carton and it was quite a shock when he finally realized that the something was indeed, NO, IT COULDNT BE. Yes, it was dirty, frozen gym clothes, the missing garments had been found! Now it appears that after this little episode, Bette will probably hold the Fickle Finger of Forgetfulness award for quite some time. That is until someone more deserving comes So until then, Bette, along. the FicCONGRATULATIONS, kle Finger of Forgetfulness is all yours. GEE, ISNT LIFE JUST FULL OF UNEXPECTED EXCITEMENT??? Craig Crane left March 9th for Ft. Dix, New Jersey, after a furlough in Salina visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Crane. Craigs future assignment will be in Germany. He has been assigned to TASCOM (Theatre Army Suppost Command) in Frankfurt, Germany. There is a deep feeling of pride for our servicemen. Craig graduated from a Wheel Vehicle Mechanics Course on February 15, 1973 at Ft. Ord, California. Devon Allred has returned to Salina, after serving his country in the U. S. Army. His wife, Susan, his mother, Lu-eAllred and his grandmother, Jennette Deaton, motored to Salt Lake City on Friday, March 9th and met him. Devon's last assignment was in Vietnam and he is now released. j M- jio iftO Vr en UTOI Mickelsen, Salina, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Judd, of Fredonia, Arizona. CARD OF THANKS We would like to express our appreciation to the Soil Conservation Service, Robert Jensen, Floyd Bailey and Ray Blackham, for the help and assistance they have given to the Town of Aurora. We would also like to extend a special thanks to Ray Blackham for the extra work he has gone to on our behalf. 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