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Show 345 PARES LEG A LIIOT 1 use or structure in the HC-- 1 Zone until a final site devel- n sur-rou- Ion 1 opment plan for the entire property, or for the Initial phase, if a stage development plan Is proposed, has been submitted to and approved by the Planning Commission as complying with the provisions of this Ordinance and no change shall be made in the dcvelojmtent plan during the course of construction without first obtaining the prior approval of the Planning Commission and the building Inspector, 2 To AMEND (OM-;.MF.- oonn md use. The dceeloiiment on the 1IC-1- , zone shall not be established upon a tract of land contains a which arming use unites the devel- ORDINANCE Number 84 MILLARD tOINTY ORDIN-AN(- E NO. 78, TOGETHER OFFICIAL THE MITII COt MV ZONING MAI TO I LVssin' CERTAIN iu: OPEN I 'ROM Rr-- I, AREA JCWI.E and FOREST ZONE, TO lit I, HIGHWAY IAL ZONE. atid deiehpment in; An ORPIN ICES. non-con- -f opment planned for the traet inrludes the el.mination of the non-c- . informing use. 3 The develojHnent on the zone location of the HC-shall have nn accejitable relationship to the master plan for the County as determined by the Planning Commission. 4. The det eloper of the 1IC-- 1 area shall be required to pay the cost of the construction andor Installation of any of the facilities on the streets providing arccss to the commercial area which may be necessary to control traffic generated by the commercial use including but not limited to. a. Street widening b. Ingress and egress driveways c. Acceleration and deceleration lanes d. Traffic control devices and signs including channelization The determination of the standards required shall be made by the County Commission after recommendation by the Department of Highways in the case of IIC-- l zones bordering said highways. 5. No buikling or land use permit shall be issued for any 1 R Bo it ordained by the Hoard of Commivsioners t o State Millard County. tof County Ut ih, xs follows: That pursuant to the Rosolut ion ailopted by the Board of County Comrmsd' tiers after notice of bearin'; as required by law. the official zoning niap of Millard County js hereby amended to provide that the following dosorilxd tracts of land t.y end are re- -' . class. fie and zoned .as HC-ICommercial Zone JIi;tiwiy 'and the conditions and pro- .classificavisions of each tion arc.: 1. . Tire said HC-- I Highway Commercial zoned areas shall 1,0 est il dished under a unified ' control where the Planning shall dolemiim Comnus'ion that devel;mient on sejaraU coord-lnatt- d ndjening properties Ls a physically Id firm facility unified commercial eonipatibe with the surrxind- 1 REMEW. A building permit shall 1. be secured and the develop-men- t pian approved within 18 months from the effective date of this Ordinance establishing such reclassification, and application may be made to the Planning Commission for not more than 6 months extension of the time limit herein. Use and building permits shall be issued only for those uses and buildings Indicated on the approved final site development plan. a. b. Construction and sulistantlal development In accordance with the plan and the building permit hall be had within 18 o o.o0 o o months of the issuance cf the conditions herein outlined, are as follows: said buiHing permit. c. In the event that Beg. at the SE cor. cf building permit and ap. Sec. 30, TSvp. 21 S R. 4 development propriate W, SUM, running N. 1320 plan is not submitted to Th. W. 1430 Ft., more ft.; building Inspector and or kes to the E. bdry. of Commission Planning 91; Th. SWly Highway within 18 months andor 1850 Ft. more or leas in the event that constructhe E. bdry. line of tion in the said develop91 to the said Highway ment plan U not made S bdry. of said Sec. 30; thereaf18 month within Th. E. 2770 Ft. more or ter. the Planning Commisless to the point of beg., sion shall review the clascont. 63 02 ac. more or sification of the zones and less. Together with aH the pi ogress which has taand apper-tenanc- e Improvements ken place and if deemed thereunto benecessary Institute prolonging. ceedings to restore the zone to Its prior classifiSKSWK Sec. 32; Twp. cation or to a zone con23 So., R. 6 W SUM; SK sistent with the compreSWK Sec. 12, Twp. 25 S. hensive zoning plan, R. 7 W-- , SLM; SH NEK, d. All construction SWK SEK Sec. NKSEK. authorized in Che approved R. 7 W 1. Twp- - 26 S final site development SKSWK Sec. 12. SLM; plan shall be completed Twp. 25 S., R. 6 W, SLM; within three (3) years of SKSWK Sec. 32, Twp. the date constnwtkm has 26 S R. 6 W SLM commenced. e. A plan for itags The NWK of the NEK development which shall and NK rf the SEK of more than time require the NEK Sec. 26, Twp. the limits obtained here25 S.t R. 7 W SLM be in may approved by the Planning Commission Beg. at a Ft. when highduring the course of conway meets the . bdry. of struction of the commeroff ramp of new Inter-Chais- e cial development. along said highIn SWly direction way The property reclassified 870 feet. Th. W. to S. R. under the Zoning Ordinance for a of W. fence of No. 78 and Zoning Map, unda 1-- distance of 1062 feet more or lees, Th. along right of a fence Hne In NETy directlon 1630 feet more "or less to beg. 10 acre. Beg. at the SE comer of NEK of Sec. 38. Twp. 25 S R. 7 W SLM. and from this paint running due N. along E. line of said Sec. for a distance of 80 ft then tunning In SWly direction along E. R. of W. Une on Highway 91 to the Quarter re. Description of pared West of the old Highway 91 id East of newly 91: realigned U. S. ui. . at point of intersection of toe old Westerly R. of W. line of U. S. Highway 91 and Easterly R. of W. line of the E" line of engineers station 25 plus 81.73 (State High, (6) O), way project raid point being approximately 1,546.16 feet N. and 658.24 feet W. from the SE comer cf Sec. 36, 25 S R. 7 W, Twp. SLB A M end running thence S. 19 deg. 20 M. W, 500.80 feet along the Weeterfy right cf way line of nkl U. S. 91; Th. S. 63 deg. 07 M. 45 Sec. W. Beg. (ontfftuttion other State and Judicial offiLegislature, during the term cers, except justices of the for which he was elected, peace, shall be liable to imshall be appointed or elected peachment for high crimes, to any civil office of profit misdemeanors, or malfeaunder this State, which shall sance ii office; but Judgment have been created, or the in such case shall extend emoluments of which shall only to removal from office have been increased, dunng ana disqualification to hold the term for which he was any office of honor, trust or elected. profit in the State. The See. 8 Members of the party, whether convicted or Legislature, in all cases ex- acquitted, shall nevertheless, be liable to prosecution, trial cept treason, felony or breach and d punishment according to of the peace, ahall be from arrest dunng law. Sec. 20. No person shall each session of the Legislature. for fifteen day next be tried on impeachment, nd unless he shall have been preceding each aewsion, m returning therefrom; and served with a copy of the for words used in any speech article thereof, at least ten or debate in either houae. days before the trial, and they shall not be questioned after such service he shall in any other place. not exerrise the duties of hit Sec. 9 The members of office until he shall have the Legislature shall receive been acquitted. Sec 2L All officer not compensation of $25 per diem while actually in ses- liable to impeachment shall of $15 per be removed for any of the sion. expense in this diem while actually in ses- offense specified sion. and mileage at proarticle, in such manner a vided by law. may be provided by Uw. Sec. 22. Every bill shall Sec. 10. Each house shall he the judge of the election be read by title three aep-- a and qualification of its memrte time in each house bers, and may punish them except in cases where of the house where for disorderly conduct, and such bill U pending suspend with the concurrence ol Except of all members elected, this requirement general appropriation bills expel a member for cause. Sec. II. A majority of the and bills for the codification general revision of laws, member of each house shall and bill shall he passed conconstitute a quorum to tran- no subsact business, but a smaller taining more than one be clearly number may adjourn from ject, whichinshall ita title. The day to day. and mav compel eipresssd of absent voteall upon th final passage the attendance (vtlU shall be by yeaa memiver in such mannsr and of under such penalties at each and nays entered upon the respective JournaU of the house may prescribe. house in which the vote oc Sec. 12. Each house shall cur. No bill or Joint resodetermine the rule of its lution shall be passed except proceeding and choose its with the assent of the maown officers and employee. jority of all the member Sec. 13. Vacancies that elected to each house of the may occur in either house of LrgisUture. the legislature shall he filled Sec 23. Notwithstanding in such manner as may be any provision of this Constiprovided by law. tution, the LrgisUture, in Sec. 14. Each house shall any law imposing income keep a Journal of its prolaxe, may define the amount ceeding. which, except in on. in respect to, or by which case of executive session, the taxes are imposed or shall he published, and the measured, by reference to yeas and nays on any quesany provision of the laws of tion. at tne request of five the United States as the member of such house, shall same may be or become efbe entered upon the Journal. fective at any time or from Sec. 15. All seion of the time to time and may preexemptions or modilegislature, except those of scribe the Senate while sitting in fications to any such pro. vision. executive session, shall Sec 24. The presiding offiand neither house, without the consent of the cer of each house, noi later other, shall adjourn for more than five dav following adthan thrre dav. nor to anv journment. hnll sign all hill other place than that in and joint resolution passed which it may be holding by the Legislature, certifying to their accuracy and authsession enticity a enacted by the Sec lfi No general session of the legislature hall legislature Sec 25 All act shall he exceed sixty cslendar dav. except in cse of imveach-mrn- t officiallv published, and no No hudgrt session act shall take effect until shall rxreed twenty calendar sixty dav after the adjourndav. except in rase of im ment of the rinn at which it passed, unless the legisNo svecial sesveachment lature by a vote of sion shall exceed thirty calendar dav. except in case of all the member elected to of iniH,ichment When anv each house, shall otherwise session of the legislature direct Sec 26 No private or spetrvmg case of nnieachment exceeds V number of cal- cial law shall he enacted endar dav it mav remain where a general law can he in session a provided in thi applicable. section, the member shall Sec. 27. The for comvenation shall not authorize Legislature receive any game onlv the uual per diem ex. of chance, lottery or gift enlenses and mileage terprise under anv pretense Sec 17 The House of or for any purpose. shall have Representative Sec 28 The Legislature the sole Hwer of shall not delegate to anv spebut in order to im- - cial commission, private vouch, two thirds of ail the or association, anv member elected must vote (tower to make, supervise or therefor interfere with any municipal Sec 18 All imHachment improvement, monev, propshall he tned bv the Senate, erty or effect, whether held and Senator, when sitting in trust or otherwise, to levy for lhaf punvose. shall take faxes, fo select a cspitol ile. oath or make affirmation tv or to any municipal do justice according to the function law and the evidence When Sec 29 The Legislature Ihe (uwernor I on trial, the shall not authorize the State, Chief Justice of the Supreme or unv county, city, town, Court shall preside No pertownship, district or other son shall be convicted withpolitical subdivision of the out the concurrence of State to lend it credit or of the senator elected subscribe to stock or bond ; Sec 19 The Governor and in aid of any railroad, tele Sec. 7. No member of the Stati: ok Utah OFFICS OF TMC SECRETARY OF STATE LKK CITY September 7, 1972 S VET Dear Pillow CHizevs : The Legislature of the State of Itah has ut rust at me with the responsibility for the foil toeing Propositions, u hieii relate to changes in the ('(institution of the vub-lishiu- i g State of Vtah. In the beginning of the hod if of each Proposition tee hare si t forth the Itallot Title of the Proposition as it will appear on the General Election Pallid on Xovcinber Pecausc of the verif serious not me of these Propositions which iour State Legislature has caused to be placed before gnu , urge that each of vunstudg the text of the Propositions in full. I urge girt to consult with gour friends, neighbors and local cii ic leaders in order that gnu mag gain all information accessary to render a just and nic decision. 7, 1972. Si net rein. pnv-ilrge- two-thir- two-thir- LYPE L. MILIEU Ercrrlarv of Stair PROPOSITION NO 1 LEGISLATIVE ARTICLE REVISION Sll Ml. ARTICLE VI OF THE SPA IK CONST RE REVISED TO MAKE CHANGt-IN THE PROCEDCRK AND MANNER OK OP E RAT ION OF THE STATE I.EGISI.ATCRE AND THE LEGISLA- TIVE BRANCH OK STATE GOVERNMENT. INCH DING THE LAW-MAKIN- RULES AND PROCEDURE (THE PRESENT LAW AND THE PROPOSED REVISIONS ARK ON CARDS IN THE POLLING PLACE AND lUXiTH l fir if remit ed bv the urc of the Slate of t'lah In a third of all member elerted la tu h o Ihe In a him set cut mu in faear there Leg-tria- It n pfonMi Section to amend Artulc VI of the Constitution of thr Stair o( tlah to rr.nl Thr Sec I of thr Stair shall lr 1 .rr In a Srnutr ami House 1 of Rrprrsrnt.itnrs which shall Ih- - desirn.ilcd thr let: isl.ilurr of tin- Stair o Ct.ih 1 In thr of thr St. itr i f Clah. a- - herein. iftcr statisl - T hr voters of Ui h (hereof, of thr Slate of Utah a- - max hv law. under sin h condition- - and in ueh man tn r and within such time as ni.iv Ih- provnlinl hv law. h'C-i- l fractional part -- - m.n initiate am and cans,, the same to Ih- - suhmitlisl to a vote of thr Hsiplr for approval or reiistion. or max Is'Cis-l.ituranv l.iwi p,issd hv the require ion to lx suhmittrd to the votrn thrrmif before such Uw or ordinance shall take effect Sec. 2 Sessions of the la ci'laturr shall he held annually at the seat of government and shall hrgin on the second Monday in January. A general session shall be held during odd numbered years, and a budget session shall be held dunng year. Legislation not directly related to the state budget mav be considered bv the Legislature dunng budget srasiona only if permitted by a Joint resos lution passed by of the member elected to each house. Jsec. 3. The members of the House of Representatives, after the first election, hall in chosen by the qualified voter of the ertive on . representative d ihe first Tuesde er the first Momiav in November. l1,'i. and bi ennially there after Their term of office hall in two vesrs, from the firt d.iv of January next after their chvtion Sec 4 The senator shall in chosen hv the qualified voter of the senatorial district-- , at the same time and places as members of the House of Represent,-live- , and their term of office sb.i'd be four vear from the even-number- two-third- first d.iv of January next after their election and a as may be nearly practicable shall he elected in each biennium ns the shall determine hv law with r.n h nportion-men- t one-hal- tle-ir- Sec 5 No (terson shall he eligible to the office of senator or representative who a of the Iasi date provided hv law f,,r filing for the office (except those laws i not a citizen of the United hv a two thirds vote States twenty five vear of p.is,d of the nn inln r. rln ted to age. a qualified voter in the each of thr I.ei:is).. district from which he t turel t.i hr -- uhnuttid to the chosen, a resident for three vot. - of thr S or M fore of the State, and for in h law hall take t ffect tv months of the district T hr IrKal voter- - or m h from which he is elected frirtional part thereof a No cron holding Sic max Ih providisl hv law. of anv public ofln-- of profit or anv lrc.lt subdivision of thr tru-- t under authontv of the I State under syjrh ionddion mli-Slates, or of fhis and in smh manner and State, shall Ih a member cf wilhin such time as max hr the 1. Provided. provided hv law. mav initiate That apiHuntmi-ntin the anv disirid hcislation and State Militia, and the offices ,1INthr same to lie of notarv puhhi nist let- of to .1 vote of the the pence. Umtid State id said lrc.ll uldivi-ion for commissioner, ami postmasapproval or rrjiHtmn. or mav ter of the fourth class, shall require anv law nr ordinance not, within the meaning of passed hv thr law m.ilonc tills section, be Considered IsHiy of said lr(tal suldivi- offices of profit or trust r- -- -- -- 1 1 - suh-mittr- -- , - two-third- two-third- s x graph or other private indi vidua I or corporate enterUndertaking. prise Sec. 30. Notwithstanding any general or special provision of the Constitution, the Legislature in order to insure continuity of state and local government operations in periods of emergency resulting from disaster caused by enemy attack shall have the power and immediate duty (1) to provide for prompt and temporary succession to the powers and duties of public office of whatever nature and whether filled by election or appointof ment, the incumbent which may become unavailable for carrying on the powers and duties of such offices, and (2) to adopt auch measures as may be necee. aary aod proper for insuring the continuity of governmental operations including, but not limited to, the financing thereof; but subsections I rid i of this section shall not permit the public officeri so appointed to act or the measure ao adopted to be in contravention of th Constitution and applicable law. Sec. 31. For attendance at meetings of interim committees established by law to function between legislative eeaaions, member of the Legislature shall receive additional per diem compensation and mileaca at a rate not to exceed that provided in this Constitution for regular legislative aetsions. Sec. 32. The Legislature may appoint temporary or permanent nonmember employee for work dunng and between sessions, including independent legal counsel which shall provide and control all legal services for the Legislature except as the Legislature by Uw shall performance thereof by the attorney general. Sec. 33. The Legislature shall appoint a legislative auditor to serve at its pleasure The legislative auditor shall have authonty to conduct audit of any funds, function. and accounts in any branch, department, agency or political subdivision of this state and shall perform such other related duties ai may he prescribed by the Legislature. He shall report io and he answerable only to the Legislature. au-ho- Section 2. SJR. No. 11 passed at the General Session of the 39th Legislature on March 11, 1971, U hereby repealed and withdrawn in iU entirety from the next Sec- tion line of Sec. 36 for a Glstanoe of 830 feet more or less, then due E. 187 feet more or less along Quarter Sec. line. 14 ac- t a point oo a Beg. North -- South fence fine, said point being 1,492 tee N. from toe SE corner of Sec. 36, Twp. 25 S R-- 7 V SLBJLM. and running thenca N. 0 deg.. 35 M. 24 Sec. E, 1.169.78 feet along a fere line; thenca N. 89 174-5feet deg. 51 M. W. along a fence; thence S. 19 deg. 20 M. W. L61433 feet along tod Easterly Right of Way line of old U.S. Highway 9L thenosi N. 63 deg. 07 M. 45 Sec. E. line along the 781.26 feet to the Of point of beginning." toe Easterly 66.27 foot to Right of Way line of said E line; 'thence Northeasterly on a curve to the right (toe radius point ct which is S. 83 deg. 35 M. 20 Sea E. 831.47 feet) a distance of 400.37 feet; thence N. 34 deg. 00 M. E. along said right of way line ("E line) 157.29 feet to the point of beginning. t Description of parcel within toe old R. of W. of US 91.: Highway non-acce- ss at the point of Intersection of the old Westerly R. of W. line of U. S. Highway 91 and the Easterly R. of W. Pne of the "E" line of engineer station 25 plus 81.73 (State Highway project (6) O), said point being approximately 1,546.16 feet N. and 658.24 feet West from the SE comer of Sec. 36. Twp. 25 S R. 7 W SLB A M, and running thence S. 19 deg. 20 M. W. along said old Westerly R. of W, line 500.80 feet; Th. N. 63 deg. 07 M. 45 Sec. E. along Non Access line of Interstate 144.48 feet; Th. N. 19 deg. 20 M. E. along old Easterly right of way fine of U. S. Highway 91 896.47 feet; thence SWly an a curve to the right (the radius point of which Is N. 70 deg. 40 M. W. 931.47 feet) a distance of 238.44 feet; thence S. 34 deg. 00 M. W. along the Easterly Right cf Way line of said "E Bne 275.06 feet to toe Joint of beginning. Beg. & 4 and Beg. NW Oor. SEK SWK Sec. 30. T. 21 S R. 4 W SLM Th. S. 80 Rods, E. 907 Ft m1 to W, Bdry. UJ5. 91. Th. NETy Highway 1864 feet m1 W. 2227 FT. Lots 3 ml to beg, less Interstate right of way. In the opinion of the Board of of County Commissioner Millard County, a public emergency exists In connection with the matters herein contained,, and it is necessary to the peace, safety and general welfare of the inhabitants of Millard County that this Ordinance become effective upexi publication. Passed, adopted and ordered published by the Board of County Commissioners of Millard County, State of Utah, this, toe 4th day cf October, 1-- Leigh R. Maxflsld s Arcbls P, Christensen Ward W. Kllpack Attest: Guy L. Robins, Clark First publication: Oct, 27, Last publication: Nov. 3, Description of parcel East of the old Easterly Rfcfrf of Wsy Unof Highway eties, except for capital offenses when the proof is evident or the presumption strong or where a person is accused of the commission of a felony while on probation or parole, or while free on bail awaiting trial on a previous felony charge, and where the proof is evident or the presumption rtrong. Section 2. The Secretary of SUte U directed to submit this proposed amendment to the electors of the State of UUh at the next general election in the manner provided by Uw. MILLARD COUNTY PROGRESS 41 P. Sooth Main 0. Box 507 (801) 74S-6S- Section d. If adopted by the electors of this state, thii repeel shall take effect January I, 1973. PROPOSITION NO. 4 PERMITTING ALTERNATIVE FORMS OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT SHALL SECTION 4 OF ARTICLE XI OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION BE AMENDED TO PERMIT THE LEGISLATURE TO PRESCRIBE ALTERNATIVE FORMS OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT FROM WHICH SEMAY COUNTIES LECT. SUBJECT TO REFERENDUM. THF, FORM WHICH BEST SERVES EACH COUN TYS NEEDS. Be it retailed by the of the State of Utah, of all m embers elected to each ol the two houtet voting in favor there- general election, and the secretary of stale in lieu of it is directed to submit this proto the posed amendment elector of the State of Utah of: Section 1. It is propoed ai the next general election in the manner provided by to amend Article XI. Seclaw. tion 4 of the Constitution of the State of Uuh to read: PROPOSITION NO. 2 Sec. A. The Legilntur' RESTRICTING BAIL IN hall by general Uw preCERTAIN FELONY scribe optional form of fASFS government and shall SHAM. SECTION 8 OF county allow each county to select, ARTICLE I OF THE subject to referendum in the CONSTITUTION STATE manner provided b law, RF. AMENDED TO PROthe prescribed optional firm VIDE THAT PERSONS which best serve it need, SHALL NOT BE BAIL-ABL- and by general laws shall WHEN ACCUSED for precinct and OF A FELONY WHILE provide ON TRORATION OR township organization. PAROLE. OR WHILE of Section 2 The secretary stale is directed to subnvt FREE ON BAIL AWAITproposed ING TRIAL ON A this PREVIOUS FELONY the elector of the State cf UUh at the next general CHARGE. WHERE THE PROOF IS EVIDENT OR election in the manner proTHF. PRESUMPTION vided by law. Section 3. If adopted hy STRONG. the electors of this state, thn fie if retailed by Ihe of the Stale of Utah. amendment shall take effect lu-ihirdt ol oil membert on January 1, 1973. elected to each of Ihe two CLYDE L. hornet toting in faeor thereof MILLER Section I. It i proposed to amend Article I, Section Secretary 8 of the Constitution of the of State of Utah to read: SUte Sec 8 All prisoners shall he bailable by sufficient sur . Publisher Photography Advertising . nanunaL ntrtirAEtK lUKimnr FILLMORE, UTAH 846S1 R .s Mr 40 m WTumiis m-11- 72 UUSUtOfTHI RATE CARD TOTAL PAID CIRCULATION 1750 Total Circulation 1950 Display rates 77? par square column inch per Ilns ,0S5 rates Politic Mlnlumum cUsstfied75f wm ,cceP repeats process color-Otis- el SOf Subscription $5.00 annually In advance $100 for six months SINGLE COPY 15C MILLARD COUNTY PROGRESS Fillmore, Utah 84631 November 3, 1972 of: Uw. Editor William V. Wilson Jane M. Wilson Madeleine S. Wilson Vance Wilson d Section 1. It U proposed to repeal Section 6 of Artie1 X of the Constitution of th State of UUh. Section 2. The aecreUry of Ut U directed to submit thia proposed repeal to the electors of the State of Utah at the next general election in the manner provided by 1972 1972 UA 91; Section 3. If adopted by the electors of this state, this amendment shall take effect on January 1, 1973. PROPOSITION NO. 3 CITY SCHOOL SYSTEMS SHALL SECTION 6 OF ARTICLE X OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION BE REPEALED. REMOVING THE MANDA-TORREQUIREMENT THAT CITIES OF THE FIRST AND SECOND CLASS HAVE THEIR OWN SCHOOL DISTRICT. Be it reeotved by ihe Legislature of, the Slate of Vtah. tuo-thirof all membert elected to each of the two house t voting in favor there- 1972. AT), NOTICE For BIDS Notice To Creditors The Board of EHuoatiun wifl I N THE DISTRICT COURT accept sealed bids for the folOF MILLARD COUNTY, lowing property and school UTAH. building located In toe center of town b, Oak C5ty (AU cf IN THE MATTER OF THE Lots Seven (7) and EKht (8) ESTATE Of ARTHUR M. in Block Six (6) Plat "A PAXTON, Deceased. Town cf Oak City, In MSUarti Oaurrty, Utah.) CroJitors will present their The School District has mm claims, with csrpet In the foyer of this tached, to the vouchors atundersigned building which has only been uwd for five months. This can Administratrix at the office of her attorneys. Cline. Jack-so- n be purchased w4th toe school A Mayer. Milford, Utah, building for fen edditimn m. 84731, on or before toe 27th mount cf $1220, or, toe Die-trt- et day of January, 1972. CLiltr will remove toe carpet must be presented in accordfrom toe building. ance with provision of Sec. In submitting a tid pWe Utah Code Annotatsubmit a certified check or ed, 1933, with proper verifi-catibond for 10 of your bid. on as required therein. or before November 7, 1972. AdMary Jane Paxton, The Board reenves toe ministratrix of the Estate to accept or reject any orright all of Arthur M. Paxton, bids. Deceased. Ta image Taylor, First Publication Ort. 20. 1972 Superintendent Hast Publication Nov. 10, 1972 Ml !kmi School District Delta, Utah 84624 75-9-- m two-thir- x E t' Let-itlalur- e Publish: Sept. 29, Oct Nov. 3, 1972) A 27. AT THE HOME Hokbn MR. AND MRS. LEE H. Stsvcns and son Mlchssl were at the borne of their parents Evan and Lucille Stevens and family for a few day. Lae Is in the Service and was on his way to his new asalgnmant In Panama. Hls wife and son are In Roy, Utah for the present and hoping they will be able to Join La at a later date. LYLE AND ME RENE OWENS and family , North Salt Lake drove down to spend Sunday with W. and Stephen son, Mark and Dawn. Joining the family for a delicious turkey dinner were Susan Da via and three children, LaVar and Erma Hunter, Dean and Connie Larsen and family and LaRee Crosland. They all attended Sacrament Meeting to hear Mark report hta mission to the Northern SUtea. their parents James Stella OF THEIR parents CJee and Nenea Johnson were Butch snd Brenda Cropper and son Justin. Also Alvin Johnson, all Greeley, Colo. They got In on the deer bunt. FIRST TIME GRANDPAR-ent- a are Bill and Ruth Stevens. Proud parents of a baby girl are Klmo and Marie Coray, Provo. Grandma Ruth Is In Provo getting acquslnted with her and helping out In the home. grand-daught- er |