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Show 4B Sun Advocate, Price, Utah Thursday, August 29, 1996 I 1989 BAYLINER CIERA Sunbridge, 351 eng., condition. good 637-770- 3 (8204 p) 1990 WAVERUNNER Make an offer. after 6 pm. (8204p) III. 20'i ft. open bow, 4 3 XL engine, excellent V-- condition 637-535- (8224p) 1995 BAYLINER 1750 LB 1 20 hp. inboard, Magna III fish finder, float type 50 ft. rope, storage cover, full covers. 637-373- 637-414- (8204p) drive- 4 FORD BRON- 90 JEEP WRANGLER, red with black hard top, Rancho suspension and transfer casefront line $2,500. 687-222- 1982 4 CO X $1,500. Call 637-627- (8274p) 1985 CHEVY Vi TON, V-4 X 4, 4" lift kit, new tires $3,000 OBO. 637-445(8 1 55p) 1989 FORD BRONCO XLT (8156b) TWO 1994 TIGERSHARK 650cc watercraft with trailer, all in excellent $8,000. 472-827- 1996 MONTEGO Tigershark watercrafts with two place trailer, never in water $8,675. Helper Auto, (8274b) 472-553- J96XCanipers Jrait & 1975 PROWLER 19 FT., with extras offer. $3,500best or 637-145- (8292b) 637-248- 1982 26 FT. doors, showbirdsexcellent $4,995. (8274p) package, completely condition. (8224b) Mint 637-402- 1990 CHEV EXT. Cab Silverado, auto., air, low miles, excellent $12,900. Helper Auto, (8274b) 472-553- cruise Auto, ROAD RANGER travel trailer, 24 ft. Bunk-hous- e model, AC, brand new 15" awning, dual propane tanks, TV antenna, spare tire, two new $8,975. 472-553- batteries, sleeps lent condition. or leave 6, excel- 384-286- message. (8274p) 1989 LAYTON CAMP er, 18 ft., 637-113(8204p) 1993 CHEV Vi TON SWB Z71 Silverado, fully loaded, extra sharp $13,900. Helper Auto, 472-553(8274b) 4X4 Silverado, 350 fully loaded $14,900. Helper Auto, (8274b) trail- 27,000 miles, $19,000 (8274p) Call 8.30 p.m. (8272p) 1996 29 FT. SANDPIPER fifth wheel. Take over 637-373- wheel, (8274b) FIFTH 27 ft., slide out, warranty, fully loaded. Must sell. $20,500. (868p) SMALL CAMPER, sleeps 2, has refrigerator and stove Call $400. (8274p) 637-627- TON 4X4, runs but needs engine work or $1,000 OBO. 636-259637-694(8292p) xTvT 86 CHEV 4 hunting TON truck. (8134p) '86 FI 50 4 X 4 EXT. CAB, with shell, good condition $6,500. Call 637-649(8204p) '87 NISSAN PATHFINDER SE, V-4WD, air, cruise, alarm, cassette, rack, good condition. 637-643- (8294p) 1978 CHEV PICKUP 400 C.l. motor, Camper Special, rebuilt auto, transmission. No rust, good tires, new brakesmotor, has 30,000 miles, needs exhaust work. $3,500 OBO. 888-150(8292p) CHEROKEE Limited, 4.0L, leather, PS, PDL, low miles $14,000 OBO. Call Scott, . '93 . 384-2245- (8204p) J98JLMotorcyclesB 1979 XL750 SPECIAL, new seat, under 30,000 miles 1982 RS X1 100, full fairing and $850; $1,500. saddlebags Call (8294p) 748-290- 1983 HONDA GOLDWING, 19,000 miles, full dressed, excellent $3,500. 637-985- (8224p) 1993 RM80, FMF pipe and silencer Race Tech suspension, new top ends 637-522- (8224p) 1996 YAMAHA BUSTER, used only 12 hours 637-535- FOR SALE: Two 1995 350 Yamaha Warriers with trailer $8,500. (827tf) 637-767- 4 jansj IZQOJJrucks 1976 FORD HIGH top Van, bed, kitchen cabinets eves. 687-927- 5 (8272p) 1986 MAC 2 TON truck, diesel, with flat bed $12,000; 1992 Dodge Club Cab, with Cummins $17,000. Call (8204p) diesel engine 637-189- 1993 ASTRO EXT LT pack; age, 100,000 Extended Warranty, 62k miles, excellent condition $13,500. 687-909- (8204p) 1993 CHEV ASTRO EXTAW D, 61k miles, loaded with options $13,995. 637-291or 637-212- 0 ext 5625. (8274p) FORD RANGER, excellent, fac$7,675. tory warranty . Helper Auto, (8274b) (8294p) 4 X 4 EXT Cab, auto., excellent $11,900. 286-236- BYU American Heart f: S Association $ (8208p) PUBLIC NOTICES In the stomach of corporate America, downsizing is a huge relaulcer, eating away at employee morale, costumer-clien- t stock and prices. The truth is, says a eventually tionships Brigham Young University professor, downsizing as a strategy for improvement is, by and large, a failure. Why then is it so pervasive? Its quick, its easy and its visible, says Kim Cameron, a professor of organizational behavior. Its the fastest way to satisfy stockholders who are demanding higher and higher returns. But its a lot like throwing a grenade into a company. A certain percentage of the employees will be gone, but you have no way of telling precisely who is going to be killed. What usually results is leadership anemia, he says, caused because the best employees are usually the ones to jump ship first. In the end, a corporation almost always loses company memory and company energy. The first is caused when informal networks are destroyed, information sharing is restricted and experienced employees depart. The second is caused from declining morale, loss of loyalty and commitment and the departure of younger employees, who know they are marketable. Despite this, the popularity of downsizing continues to grow. Surveys in six industrialized countries (United States, Canada, France, Germany, United Kingdom and Japan) have found that about 94 percent of major corporations have shrunk their work forces since 1990. Cameron predicts the future will continue on the same abysmal track with continued pressure for quick financial returns and a continuing disregard for employees as invaluable company resources (instead of liabilities) unless something drastic happens. Unless, says Cameron, big and small businesses alike wake up to the fact that behind downsizing there has got to be a lot of compassion for both the workers who leave and those who stay behind. I found this out, he says, where I least expected to the United States Army. In 1992, at the request of the Army, Cameron was asked to study a select Army command to determine the impact downsizing would have on the military. With the end of the Cold War, and in response to pressure to cut federal spending, a public law had been passed mandating a reduction of over 30 percent of U.S. military personnel by 1996. Cameron went expecting a study of impending disaster. What he found in 199293 and a follow-u- p study in 199596, which was not sponsored by the Army, was the exact opposite. By using fair and gradual implementation, support to and involvement of employees and targeting the elimination of waste and redundancies over head count, this particular Army command had managed to avoid many of the employee and costumer-servic- e neer, persons must request a hearing in the Protest. Protest must be filed in duplicate with the State Engineer, 1636 West North on or before Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116, SEPTEMBER 25, 1996. (PROTESTS MUST BE LEGIBLE WITH A RETURN ADDRESS). These are informal proceedings as per Rule R655-6-of the Division of Water Rights. POD; Place of Use (LEGEND; Points) of Diversion POU; Nature of Use USE) (A70297): Earlene Black, Don Allred, Jack Norvin Allred, SOUREldyth Wakefield, Fredrick Allen Allred QUANTITY: 1.68 CE: Dons Spring. POD: (1) N 1000 E 2800 from SW Cor, Sec 19, T12S, R12E. (10 mi. NE of Wellington) USE: (supplemental) Stockwatering: 60 head of livestock. POU: SW SEI4 Sec 19, T12S, R12E. 2 91-49- ac-f- t. L. Morgan, P.E. STATE ENGINEER Published in the Sun Advocate August 29 and September 5, 1996. Notice is hereby given that Genwal Resources, Inc. P.O. Box 1420, Huntington, Utah 84528, a subsidiary owned jointly by Intermountain Power Agency and Andalex Resources, Inc. has submitted with the Utah Division ofOil.Gasand Mining, a complete application for revision to the existing Mine and Reclamation Plan, ACT015032. The existing plan is approved under the permanent program of the Utah Department of Natural Resources, Division of Oil, Gas and Mining. The expansion area will disturb an additional 4.70 acres on the following tracts of land: T.16 S., R.7 E., SLB&M UTAH Sec. 5, SW , of NW 14 Sec. 5, NW y. of SW , The proposed modification will consist ofa new coal loading and stockpile area, truck turn around, and support facilities. Approximately 1200 of Upper Crandall Creek would be culverted for the life of this operation. The proposed expansion is located within 100 feet of the U.S. Forest Service (Public) roaa, and may cause some disruption of public access during the construction timeframe. Proposed surface disturbance is located on Genwal Fee Land. A copy of this revision is available for inspection at the Emery County Courthouse, Castle Dale, Utah and the Division of Oil, Gas and Mining, 1594 West North Temple, Suite 1210, P.O. Box 145801, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-580Comments, objections or requests for an informal conference should be addressed to the Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining at the address above. Published in the Sun Advocate August 13, 15, 20, 22, 27, 29 and September 3 and 5, 1996. The following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States, at the time of sale at the Main Entrance, Carbon County Courthouse Bldg, 120 E Main St, Price, UT, on Tuesday, September 17, 1996 at the hour of 3:00 p.m. on said day, for the purpose of foreclosing a Trust Deed executed by Bessie T. Mower, Grantor in favor of Capital Assets Financial Services as beneficiary, for which notice of default was recorded November 30, 1995, as Entry No. 0052668, in Book 00365 at Page 00183 of official records in Carbon County, State of Utah. Said real property described as follows: Beginning 350 feet North from the Southeast Corner of Block 5, of the Park Dale Townsite Addition, thence West 150 feet, thence North 50 feet, thence East 150 feet, thence South 50 feet to the point of beginning. Property address: 673 North 2nd East, Price, UT 84501 Any interested purchasers of the property are informed that at the time of the sale, the Trustee will accept bids afore-describe- DATED this 16th day of August, 1996. INFORMATION 9 (801) L&M Case No. 4505 Loan No. 071518419 COLLECT A DEBT. ANY FOR THAT Published in the Sun Advocate August 29 and September 1996. hard-nose- d, take-noprisone- rs ar nt containment. Experience: The command had Storm the value of multiple-scenari- o just learned from Desert planning, resource involvement and the importance human of over- communication. Planning models: The command prepared for the implementation of successful change regardless of the circumstances. e meetings and Learning: With regular briefings, the committees, Army stayed in advisory representative touch with employees and ahead of the threats of resistance. Compassion: The command went to great lengths to take care of its people. Employees developed confidence that they would be supported and treated fairly, regardless of their employment status. In the end, in the midst of downsizing, these five factors helped convey the message that people were considered as assets not encumbrances, says Cameron. For those hoping to gain anything from a downsizing, its a good place to start. off-sit- Successor Rulon T. Burton & Associates 6000 South Fashion Blvd. 5 and 12, 288-020- 2 Published in the Sun Advocate August 22 and 29, 1996. SUMMONS " NOTICE OF DEFAULT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That FIRST AMERICAN TITLE COMPANY OF UTAH, is the Substitute Trustee under a deed of trust dated the 28th day of February, 1994, executed by Ray Buckland and Linda Buckland, as Trustors, to secure certain obligations in favor of Henry A. Alker, Separate Property, as Beneficiary, recorded March 7, 1994, as Entry No. 43883 in Book 341, at Page 474 of Official Records, in the office of the County Recorder of Carbon County, Utah, describing land therein as: Commencing at a metal bar located in the East boundary of Fairgrounds Road, said point being located 22.40 feet East 130.00 feet South 045 West from the West quarter corner of Section 17, T14S, R10E, SLB&M; thence East 240.00 feet to a metal bar; thence South 0'45 West 182.00 feet to an etching in the concrete floor of an old milk bam; thence West 240 feet to a metal bar in the East boundary of Fairgrounds Road; thence North 045 East along said road boundary 182.00 feet to the point of beginning. said obligations including a note for the principal sum of $82,400.00; Trustors have failed to pay when due, under Deed of Trust Note dated February 28, 1994, the monthly payments for Principal, and Interest of $638.85 per month for the months of June through December, 1994. inclusive, January through December, 1995, inclusive, and January and February, 1996 and the monthly payments for Principal, and Interest of $716.82 per month for the months of March through August, 1996, inclusive, ana all subsequent payments until the date of sale or reinstatement, with a monthly late charge of 5 on the uncollected late payments, interest accruing at 1 over the prime index rate, per annum, also delinquent and unpaid taxes for the year 1995, and the principal balance owing as of this date on the obligation secured by said Deed of Trust, plus accruing interest. All delinquent payments are now due, together with accruing late charges and interest, unpaid and accruing taxes, unpaid fire insurance premiums, assessments, trustees fees, attorneys fees, and any amounts advanced to protect the security associated with this foreclosure. By reason of such default, Beneficiary under such deed has executed and delivered to said Trustee a written declaration of default and demand for sale, and has deposited with said Trustee such deed and all documents evidencing obligations secured thereby and has declared and does hereby declare all sums secured thereby immediately due and payable and has elected and does hereby elect to cause the trust property to be sold. Published in the Sun Advocate August 15, 22 and 29, 1996. NOTICE DAQE-819-9- 6 The following notice of intent to construct, submitted in accordance with Section 3.1, Utah Air Conservation Rules, has been received for consideration by the Executive Secretary, Utah Air Quality Board: Covol Technologies, Inc. Location: RailCo Property, Wellington, Utah Project Description: Agglomeration Facility - Coal Fines The Proposed Emissions increase will be (A negative sign TSP PM 10 6.31 4.49 0.59 tonsyear tonsyear tonsyear 9.08 tonsyear 7.24 tonsyear 3.63 tonsyear S02 BLAKESLEE, Plaintiff, vs. PAUL REAGAN BLAKESLEE, Defendfint. To: Paul Reagan Blakeslee, Defendant: You are hereby summoned and required to file an answer in writing with the clerk of the above entitled Court, and to serve upon, or mail to Plaintiffs attorney, a copy of said answer, within twenty (20) days after the service of the Summons upon you. If you fail to do so, Judgement by Default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in said Complaint which is on file with the Clerk of the Court. This notice shall be published on August 15, 22, and 29, 1996, pursuant to Court Order. Service shall be complete on the day of last above-entitle- BECAUSE THE PEOPLE MUST KNOW indicates a decrease in emission rates.): IN THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR CARBON COUNTY STATE OF UTAH TRACY ELIZABETH PUBLIC NOTICES W. (801) 565-387- PURPOSE. Plott Trustee sKent Murray, Utah 84107 The following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States, at the East Main Entrance, Courts Complex, Carbon County Courthouse, 149 East 100 South, Price, Utah, on September 25, 1996, at 12:00 noon, for the 1983 and executed puipose of foreclosing a Trust Deed dated March 24, by Randy J. Atwood in favor of Fleet Mortgage Corp., covering the following real property located in Carbon County: Let 15, Block A, Revised Plat of Shimmins Subdivision, according to the official plat thereof, recorded in the Office of the County Recorder of said County. Together with all buildings, fixtures and improvements thereon and all water rights, rights-of-waeasements, rents, issues, profits, income, tenements, hereditaments, privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging, used or enjoyed with said property, or any part thereof. The address of the property is purported to be 835 North 10th East, Price, Utah 84501. The undersigned disclaims liability for any error in the address. The present owners of the property are reported to be A1 J. Cornell and Grace Cornell. Bidders must be prepared to tender to the trustee a $5,000.00 cashier s check at the sale and a cashiers check for the balance of the purchase price within 24 hours after the sale. DATED: August 20, 1996. sScott Lundberg, Trustee WILL BE USED d accompanied with cash or cashiers checks only payable at the time of sale. NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE OBTAINED of todays CEos either dont know or try think about, says Cameron, who has spent more than 10 years researching the results of downsizing on such companies as General Motors, Sears, ITT, Mead and General Electric. In the beginning, he admits, the style seems to win out. Initially, downsizing announcements usually lead to generous pats on the back from Wall Street where, almost universally, stock prices soar. But the rest of the story is rarely told. Research has shown time and again that downsizings results have been more often negative than positive, he says. Stock prices may rise for a few months but after 12 to 18 months, there is usually a definite decrease. For instance, after Unysys announced a downsizing, it saw a decrease of 81.7 percent in one year. Others follow the same one-yepattern: Chrysler experienced a 44 percent drop, General Motors a 26.8 percent drop, American Express an 18 percent drop and General Electric a 7.5 percent decrease. A majority of organizations that downsized in a recent national survey failed to achieve desired results, with only 9 percent reporting an improvement in quality. While there are no perfect solutions, Cameron believes employees and their companies could fare much better in todays downsizings. Having accepted the idea that most CEOs will continue to see no other choice available, Cameron has begun to focus not on the 91 percent of organizations that have failed (G.M. has downsized 18 times since World War II) but on those that have been able to maintain a high level of performance after a downsizing. What he didnt expect was for the Army, with its militariscommand style, tic rigidity and a perceived to reinforce the emerging pattern he was finding of best downsizing practices. Why this Army commands approach to downsizing led to effectiveness, Cameron says, revolves around five key factors: Time: Long before Congress mandated a head-coureduction, the command began to plan and prepare for cost Its a word, most not to PUBLIC NOTICE FOR SIGNIFICANT REVISION CRANDALL CANYON NO. 1 MINE ? P.O. BOX 1420 HUNTINGTON, UTAH 84528 NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE The State Engineer received the following Application(s) to Appropriate Water in Carbon County (Locations in SLB&M). Persons objecting to an application must file a Protest stating the reasons for the protest. To have a hearing before the State Engi- THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO that happen with problems downsizing. Yet underneath all this wise planning, was the most important, overriding factor, says Cameron. From the start, this successful Army command went to great lengths to take care of its people, both those who left and those who stayed. Its called compassion. NOTICE TO WATER USERS Robert study indicates downsizing is failure 4X4, pickup, 1994 '(FjEEP J9ZA4-Wheelers- power steeringlocks windows, cruisetilt, CD player, tinted windows, tow pkg , low miles, excellent condition; also must sell 1990 Ford Ranger SLT Ext. Cab, AC, AT, PS, PB, CB, high miles $395. FORD HIGH boy, evenextras. 637-220ings (868b) 748-550- PROWLER MUST SELL 1992 GMC Jimmy" SLS, AT, AC, (8224p) 472-553- Good (8204p) Cali rebuilt engine. . $3,250. factory warranty $15,900. Helper Auto, 78GMC. after 637-228- 1995 JEEP CHEROKEE extra sharp, Sport ?994 SALEM 27 wheel. FT. fifth asking 1995 DODGE 4X4, 5.9 air, extra sharp $15,900. Helper Auto, 472-553(8294b) 71 637-079- ATTENTION HUNTERS! '87 Suzuki Samurai 4 wheel drive, new paint, tirechainsprockets. X 4 XLT Ext. AT, loaded, 4 460 FT. 1994 CARDINAL30 trailer with slide out, fully loaded, excellent condition $12,900. Helper Auto, 472-553(8274b) contract. Helper (8274b) 1990 GMCSLE 4X4, 350 air, tiltcruise, shell $9,675. Helper Auto, 472-553(8274b) 1994 Cab, $11,000 $6,900. 1990 FORD F150 XLT 4 X 4, air, tilt 472-553- 1984 runs great O.B.O. Please call after 5 (8204p) p m 637-873- (8292p) 1994 CHEV EXT. Cab SWB two 96 687-909- (822tf) TWO FORD F150 4 X 4, EXCELLENT condition, (8204p) loaded. 637-573- 7 (8292p) 91 1986 DODGE 250 34 360 PS, runs good, has flat bed. 637-500(8204p) $6,700. Matthew, . 23 FT. WINNER boat with cuddy, 454 engine with message. new transmission parts. 4 X 4 300 FI, 1987 123k miles, 21 MPG, bed liner, excellent condition or leave rear lockers, lift, system transfer case. Many new 217, FT. BAYLINER open bow, 351 Cl Cobra outdrive, loaded, in excellent after condition. 687-2404 p.m. (8274p) trolling motor. 3EZ3fiO 88 lUTCTm 4 a CAirw Cab, good condition. Call 637-577- 6 9 a m - 6 p.m. after 6 p.m. and 637-506(8206b) (8274p) 1993 BAYLINER CAPRI LS, 1979 FORD Vi TON 4X4 truck, 400 engine, five white mags with wide tires, auto, trans., new d publication. Dated this 9th day of August 1996. sKeith H. Chiara Attorney for Plaintiff Main Street P.O. Box 955 Price, UT 84501 1 TelephoneFax: (801) Published in the Sun Advocate August 15, 22 and 29, 1996. 37 East 637-701- NOx CO VOC The engi neering evaluation and air quality impact analysis have been completed and no new violations of National Ambient Air Quality Stan- daras or Prevention of Significant Deterioration Increments will occur. It is the intent of the Executive Secretary to approve the construction project. The construction proposal and estimates of the effect on local air quality are available for public inspection and comment at the Division of Air Quality, Utah State Department of Environmental Quality, 150 North 1950 West, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-482Written comments received by the Division, at the same address on or before September 28, 1996, will be considered in making the final decision on the approval disapproval of the proposed construction. If anyone so requests to the Executive Secretary at the Division in writing, within 15 days of publication ofthe Notice, a hearing will beheld to explain the project and technical rationale for proposed action. Ahear-inwill be scheduled as close as practicable to the proposed project location. Comments obtained during shearing will be evaluated and considered by the Executive Secretary before making a final decision on the g project. approvaldisapproval Published in the Sun Advocate August 29, 1996. of-th- |
