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Show 10A Sun Advocate, Price, Utah Wednesday, March 31, NOTICE Annual Meeting of the Board Directors of ConCarbon Water servancy District to be held April 19, 1982 at 2:00 p.m. at the Jensen Iw Offices, 190 North Carbon Avenue, Price, Utah. Chris Jouflas President Published in the Sun Advocate March 31, April 7 and 14, 1982. of NOTICE TO CREDITORS Probate No. 4400 IVbz salina auction Producers Livestock Auction, Salma, Utah, Frame Friday, March 335 2G, 54.00-60.0- lbs 1982. 1 300-40- package lbs 65.50; 400-50- 0 0 0 ; 500-70- 54.00-58.0- ; 700-80- 0 56.00-58.0- 0 ; 800-90- 0 56.00-60.0- 0 lbs Federal State Salable at auction lbs 1,156 compared to lbs partly -- last week and 1,428 last 1,029 year. attendance. Average demand Good on cattle. feeder lbs 0 0; 54.00-59.0- fattened Feeder 0. heiferettes irw tro Sun Advocate 600-80- lbs 0 L' 1 45.0(M9.00. . v i f, A V Cows: Slaughter Comand Utility Moderate demand on mercial In the District Court in offerings of slaughter high dressing 41.00and for Carbon County, cattle. Feeder steers 45.00, couple at 46.50. State of Utah low 0 lbs Cutter and and heifers In the Matter of the 0 Utility lbs 1.00 dressing Estate of IRENE 2.00-3.0- higher, Few Canner 0 ZUMAS, Deceased. higher, Good All persons having weights over 800 lbs 31.00-34.0claims against the above 3.00-4.0- 0 heiferettes higher. estate are required to Bulls: cows and Slaughter Slaughter unto the them present 1 5 Grade Yield bulls mostly steady. dersigned, who has been lbs Personal Supply about 80 appointed Representative, herein, feeder cattle. Sales to Yield Grade 2 and or to the Clerk of the 4 p.m. with about two bulls for further Court on or before three lbs left to sell. hours feeding of 2-- 38.00-41.0- 0, 4 400-80- 34.00-38.5- 300-40- 0. 0. 50.00-52.0- 0. 1500-190- 52.00-54.5- 1090-189- months after the date Feeder Steers: the first publication of this Notice or be forever Medium and Large barred. 0 lbs Frame 1 Gust H. Zumas 72.00-74.0300-40- 0 lbs 1139 Nimitz Lane 250-30- 0; Foster City, California 94404 LukeG. Pappas Attorney for Estate Suite 4, Oliveto Building 23 South Carbon Avenue i Price, Utah 84501 ; Published in the Sun Advocate March 17, 24 and 31, 1982. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Probate No. 4395 ', 69.00-72.0- 0; 400-50- 0 lbs 68.00-72.5- 0; 500-00- lbs 63.00-68.0- lbs lbs package 0; lbs 570 0 Producers Hog and Sheep Sale, Salina, Utah, Friday, March 26, 1982. Large 0 Holsteins Frame 300-50- lbs lbs mostly 48.00-54.5- Medium In the Seventh Judicial ; District Court of Carbon ; County State of Utah In the Matter of the I Estate of JOHN LUPO, Deceased. All persons having ; claims against the above estate are required to I present them to the un-- ; dersigned or to the Clerk of the Court on or before ' June 28, 1982, or said I claims shall be forever ; barred. and Large Boars per head. Slaughter 0. 57.00-59.5- ? lambs Feeder 0. Slaughter ewes 15.00- - J. Lupo, Workers move books into new Green River Library. The library will officially open Monday with a ceremony and tours. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Due to a conflict with Fire Scofield Town the Sterling Scholars Program the meeting Chief wanted salary time for the April 1, 1982 $12.50 per quarter. InNo other meeting of the Board of surance Education of the Carbon benefits. Published in the Sun County School District has been changed from Advocate March 10, 17, 24 and 31, 1982. 7:30 to 6:00 p.m. A. Jewkes -- 1 Notice of' Residents GREEN RIVER here will soon have a chance to tour the new Green River Public Library. Although the new $100,000 facility has been open for business for the past few weeks, the formal open house will be from 1 to 6 p.m. A Monday. ribbon-cuttin- g ceremony with Green River Mayor Blaine Silliman will begin at 7 p.m. Speaker at the special ceremony will be Emery County Library Board member Pearl Baker. Representatives from the Utah State library and other county and local dignitaries will attend. Mrs. Baker, author of several books and articles, will also be featured throughout the day along with another local author, Steve Lacey. The theme of the day will be Butch Cassidy and the outlaw era. Beginning at 2 p.m., both authors will lecture to school children on Utah history. They will feature interesting artifacts and memorabilia including an original Butch Cassidy wanted poster. The public is invited to sit in on the lectures. Also invited to attend is Green River native, A.C. Ekker, who was featured in National Geographic Magazine in 1976. Ekker, an authority on Butch Cassidy, owns several personal artifacts of the famous southeastern Utah outlaw. Nelson, assistant Dorothy librarian, said a special invitation is issued to all former librarians to attend the open house. Anyone with information about those who have worked at the Green River Library R 100-ye- ar 52-4- -6 (91-28- 1 1 MH 4T 20 tn WflLIHCTOM PUBLIC NOTICE R-i-- I 7 Notice is hereby given that Wellington City intends to annex a parcel of property on its North east boundary. The land being con sidered for Annexation is legally described as: Vz 15 of NW newspaper ads sell. e, A new study of supermarket sales proves that an item advertised in a newspaper at regular price sells twice as well as the same A item without newspaper support. Now there are hard numbers that prove this article of faith. The Newspaper Advertising Bureau collects computer tapes on product movement from supermarkets coast to coast and measures the effect of newspaper ads one week on sales of the advertised items the following week. Measures were made on items sold at lull price and also on price-ofdeals Advertising pressure ranged from one liners to feature spots of four square inches or more. The chart sums up the findings 11 Index No advertising Price cut items, advertised 295 Regular price items, advertised 201 100 Sun Advocate East, Salt Lake Base and Meridian. Newspapers. The proposed zoning of the above stated land will be RM. The public hearing by the Wellington City Council will be held Wed nesday, April 28, 1982, at the Wellington City Hall, 90 East Main, Wellington, Utah, at 7 p m 4 m the Sun Advocate March 24, 26. 'll, April 7, 14 and 21, 198' i register at the library. Also in the offing is a chess and the tournament for hosting of the Melon Days art fair. teen-age- rs The new library will be open regularly Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 1 to 6. p.m., and on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. went to Altamont. Monticello took second and Green River finished third. schools, Grand Among captured first place honors, with Emery taking second and San 2-- A Juan third. n In the competition, where girls respond to military winner was commands, the Connie Hunt of Green River, while Merilee Chidester of Grand County High School was the winner in the division. A 2-- A Student wins rating at region music test -- The rating will Chao, a entitle her to compete sophomore at Green at the state level April River High School, 17. received a superior Miss Chao, a piano rating at last ThuXII of Jessica student rsdays Region small group music Jenkins, performed festival. Sonatina by Yolanda Friedrich Kahlan. Other students who participated Jana were Weihing, piano solo; Jana Weihing, Cindy Rowley and Lynda Reay, clarinet trio; and Lynda Reay, bass clarinet solo. f I I division, first place GREEN RIVER It has always been an article of faith among retailers that newspapers are their basic medium because newspapers sell That's why they invest the largest share of every ad dollar in newspapers Wright, is already scheduled to begin April 7. It will run Monday and Wednesday evenings at 9 p.m. and Saturday mornings at 10 a.m. There will be a 50 cent charge per session, and participants may pre- drill-dow- and novelty. In the quarter of South East quarter of Sec. 6 Town South Range Published g Region Kill drill teams vie for championship Each team performed two numbers in one or more of several categories. They included dance military, military-danc- newspapers sell food items like this, they can bring home the bacon for whatever you're marketing. CUT UMlTl by the Green River Womens Club as Friends of the Library. Head librarian Ann Nord and her assistants, Mrs. Nelson and Laraine Martyn, hope to make the new library a community center. with regular childrens Along reading enrichment programs, the library staff hopes to offer some community classes, including calligraphy and exercise. The exercise class, taught by Carole the meet. If J Refreshments for the open house will be furnished Teams from Green River, Emery, Grand, Monticello, San Juan and Altamont participated in ACRES I 564-334- 9. - expected, the price oft items sold belter than those at regular price. But even the regular priced items sold twice as well with newspaper advertising as without. RM should contact Mrs. Nelson at Drill teams GREEN RIVER from Region XIII competed here last Tuesday for the region championship. As might be South ribbon-cuttin- set for new library Ribbon-cuttin- g I ship - Open house Monday Personal Representative 327 3rd West ; Clerk Treasurer NOTICE Helper, Utah 84526 Published in the Sun A special meeting of the i Personal for Attorney Advocate March 26 and Price City Council will be ; Representative 31,1982. held on thursday, April 1, S. V. Litizzette 1982 in the Council 178 South Main Street NOTICE TO I Chambers, City Hall, 84526 CREDITORS Utah Helper, Price, Utah, at 7:30 p.m. Published in the Sun Probate No. 4399 to consider the adoption Advocate March 24, 31, In the District Court in of an Industrial Revenue April 7 and 14, 1982. Inducement and for Carbon County, Bond Resolution on behalf of U- - ' State of Utah APPLICATION FOR In the Matter of the 10 Corporation. P. Hampton McArthur " MORTGAGE Estate of FILOMENA City Recorder INSURANCE s SANTI, Deceased. Published in the Sun FOR A HOUSING All persons having DEVELOPMENT IN claims against the above Advocate March 31, 1982. AND ADJACENT TO estate are required to MECHANICS LIEN A present them to the unThe following vehicles FLOODPLAIN dersigned, who has been Pursuant to Section appointed Personal will be sold on mechanics ; 2(a)(4) of Executive Representative herein, or lien at Green River - Order 11988 and Section to the Clerk of the Court Texaco, 215 West Third 1 2(b) of Executive Order on or before three months Avenue, Green River, 1 11990, the Department of after the date of the first Utah, on April 12, 1982 at and Urban publication of this Notice 9:00a.m.: Housing 1973 Mercury - Serial (HUD) or be forever barred. Development 1 Santi No. 3H11H537848 gives notice that the 1973 Oldsmobile - Serial P.O. Box 20214 ; developer of Willow West Valley City, No. 3J57K3R236847 'I Heights located housing 1970 Ford Pinto - Serial in Utah 84120 development No. 1R10X106989 G. Pappas ; Orangeville, Utah, has 1963 Camper Trailer -assistance Attorney for Personal j requested Serial No. DA14225 from HUD in the form of Representative The owner retains the mortgage insurance for 23 South Carbon Avenue Willow the right to accept or reject Heights Price, Utah 84501 master plan. Portions of Published in the Sun any or all bids. ; this Published in the Sun lie Advocate March 17, 24 development Advocate March 31 and i within or adjacent to the and 31, 1982. April 7, 1982. t floodplain along J Cottonwood Creek. Those NOTICE TO PUBLIC NOTICE areas immediately ad-- I WATER USERS OF MEETING HELD jacent to the Cottonwood BY THE CITY f Creek floodplain may be Notice is hereby given COUNCIL OF a wetland. that Price Municipal j considered PRICE CITY HUD will Box UT P, Price, analyze Corp., 1 Pursuant to the terms to this has filed for a request for alternatives ; proposed action and if no extension of time with the and provisions of Section of the Open and practicable alternatives State Engineer to make I are identified, HUD will and submit proof of ap- Public Meeting Law of assess the impacts of the propriation under Appl. the State of Utah, contained in Title 51, Chapter and ; action identify No. 32802 measures to mitigate covering 770 ac. ft. of 4, Utah Code Annotated adverse impacts. water from Gordon Creek 1953, as amended, Price ; All interested parties tributary to Price River Municipal Corporation, a invited to submit tributary to the Green political subdivision of ; are River to be used for the State of Utah, hereby ' their comments to: gives notice of a meeting Mr. Carroll F. Goodwin municipal purposes. It is represented that of the City Council of the Area Environmental two feasibility studies Price Officer Municipal Corof and some planning work poration, which meeting U.S. Department I Housing and Urban has been done. Additional shall be open to the public ! Development time is needed to com- to be held on Thursday, 1405 Curtis Street, plete the project and to April 1, 1982, City Hall Executive Tower Inn prepare and submit proof Council Chambers, 185 East Main, Price, Utah. J Denver, Colorado 80202 of appropriation. AGENDA Dee C. Hansen, No later than 15 days j 1. Industrial Revenue P.E. after the first printing of J this notice. Resolution of State Engineer Bond Published in the Sun Inducement. Published in the Sun J Published in the Sun Advocate March 31 and Advocate March 24, 31 I April 7, 1982. Advocate March 31, 1982. and April 7, 1982. i r''y--- 24.00. ; 1 ' Weaners 0 lambs Heifers: Sows 0. 0. 18.00-27.0- 0 58.00-61.0- 0, 50.00-52.0- 0. Feeder 46.00-48.0- 15.00-21.0- 550-11- 52.00-55.0- 0; Feeder 0. pigs 61.00-64.5- 0. 2 and gilts Barrows 50.00-52.0- 32.00-37.0- 800-10- 62.00-65.0- 5 44.50-49.0- 0. 600-80- 0 70.00; 0. Number One for a lot of good reasons. Musical makes debut GREEN RIVER Oklahoma, Rodgers and -- Saturday. In last General the weeks Sun Advocate admission at the door 564-346- Ham-merste- in musical, will make its debut on the Green River High School stage at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. perRepeat formances will be at 7:30 p.m. Friday and it was incorrectly reported that the play would be performed Thursday. Admission is reserved $5 for seating, available through the high school office. Call is 1. $3 per person or a family mediate ticket (im- members only) for $15. Senior citizens may receive a $1 discount on either reserved or general admission. Club plans canyon steak fry GREEN RIVER -- also agreed to hold sor Recently of function members of the B members have con- at the Womens Clubs Zeta chapter attend firmed plans for Fair on May 1. The an annual Friendsl holding the Mineral proceeds from the Tea in Moab hosted Canyon steak fry function will go toward Alpha Rho Chapt during the annual completion of the Those attending wt Friendship Cruise covered pavilion at the Koie Howland, Phoe during the Memorial Green River City Elsenrath, Frani Park. The two clubs Anderson, Day weekend. Norr At the clubs last have been working Dean Hawkinson a members jointly on the project. meeting, Judy Ann Scott. Beta Zeta Club some sort |
