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Show Mrs. I). R. (Ardis) Johnson. Lander, Wyo.; Loren Dale and Mrs. Ronald E. (Carolyn) Miles, both of BluebelL 27 grandchildren; 7 great grandchildren; brothers and sisters. Mrs. Elmer (Leona) Manwaring, Salt Lake; Mrs. Arvil (Ruth) Stone, Ijehi; Leslie B., Bluebell; Arthur, Salt Lake. Two sons, Everett and Clyde preceded him in death. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 p.in. in the Altamont ward chapeL Burial will be in the Bluebell cemetery. John Goodrich Obituaries John Goodrich, 82, Bluebell, died of natural causes Monday, February 4. in the Roosevelt Rest Home. He was born May 30, 1891 in Vernal to George Albert and Rhoda Slade Goodrich. He married Rose- . , zella Hancock July Funeral services held for 31. J.W. Potter Funeral services were held Saturday, Feb. 3, at the Duchesne LDS ward chapel for former Utahn resident Jacob Warn ell Potter who died in Moab at the age of 44. Family prayer was given by Joe Hadden, with services conducted by George Terry. Prelude and postlude music was by Leah Davies. Opening prayer was given by Marley Davies, with a vocal solo by Ann Stevenson of Altamont, accompanied by Don Mayhew. Thomas Abplanalp was the speaker. A duet was sung by Tony Di Stefano and Guy Mayhew, with the closing prayer given by Dale Gines. The grave was dedicated by Kenneth Wilkinson with burial at the Utahn cemetery. Pallbearers were Don Kofford, Don Mayhew, Guy Mayhew, Marley Davies, Joe Hadden and Alfred Potter. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO THE RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF ROOSEVELT CITY, A MUNICIPALITY DUCHESNE OF COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH: Pursuant to title 5 of the Utah Code Annotated, 1953 (as amended), you and each of you are hereby notified that the Honorable Mayor and City Council of Roosevelt City, Duchesne County, State of Utah, intend to create a special improvement district and to levy assessments to pay for said improvements as is set forth below. 1. The assessments shall be levied for the purpose of installing curb and gutter, and Mack top paving, on the streets and public rights-of-wa- y in Roosevelt City, except as specifically excluded below. 2. That said assessments are proposed to be levied, based on the actual cost of the installation of the curb and gutter, and paving, as deter-me- d by the total frontage of the property involved and apportioned between all property owners in the improvement district on said basis. 3. The boundaries of the district shall include the entire city limits of Roosevelt City as of April, 1974, wherein the City Engineer, in his discretion and as directed by the City Council, shall deem the same to be necessary and prudent. 4. The improvements proposed to made are as follows: (A) All streets that have no curb, gutter or blacktop paving shall be curbed, guttered and blacktopped. (B) Any street that presently has curb and gutter, but no blacktop pavement will be blacktopped. (c) Any street that has curb and gutter, but is only partially blacktopped will be completely blacktopped. (D) Any street that has blacktop paving but no curb or gutter, will have curb and gutter installed. (E) Those streets that have both curb and guttering and paving will have no improvements made unless at least one-haof the property owners, based on either frontage or numbers, shall request the city to include them within said district for the purpose of replacing the existing improvements. 5. The estimated cost of the proposed improvements have been calculated by Gilbert Horrocks, City Engineer, to lf be: (A) Curb and Gutter Excavate for and construct concrete crub and gutter. wide with Standard high back. All costs, including intersection work and corner lot allowances, to be assessed to the abutting frontage. Cost per front foot $5.45 (B) Asphalt Street Paving To excavate, grade, gravel and pave with of compacted hot plant asphalt. All costs, including intersections and corner allowances to be assessed, apportioned and all property owners in the improvement district. 58 feet paving width $9.24ft 44 feet paving width $7.02ft 34 feet paving width $.42ft (C) Strip Paving (same conditions as Item 5 (b) 2-ft paving width $1.60 ft ft. paving width $2.30ft 6--8 ft. paving width $3.00fL feet paving width $3.60ft 2 ft paving width $4.20ft 4 ft. paving width $4.80ft 6 ft. paving width $5.50ft 8 ft. paving width $6.00ft. 6. It is proposed that the h 4 4-- 6 0 10-1- 12-1- 14-116-1- 1918 in Du- - gp V V' chesne. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple, June 27, 1969. His wife died October 4, 1970. John was one of Mr. Goodrich the early pioneers who came with his mother and family to Bluebell in 1908; He bought water for their ground at Bluebell and was the first man to plow and plant alfalfa there. At 17 he helped build the Bluebell canal and put water out on their farm. He was. partners with his brothers, Gardner and Alfred on the farm. The good rich brothers bought sheep and at one time had 1500 head and owned 4,000 acres of ground. The farm was sold in April 1966. lie was an active member in the LDS Church. He was a Sunday school counse lor and superintendent of the MIA. Survivors are his sons and daughters, Lloyd John, Vernal; Kenneth R., Orem; Mrs. Fred (Carma) Mathews, Altamont; Mayor and City Council will levy or cause to be levied, assessments on all of the property in the District that shall receive improvements to pay (all or any portion) of the improvements according to the benefits that will be derived to the property in the District. 7. Any and all protests concerning this special improvement district shall be filed at the Office of the Roosevelt City Clerk and Recorder at the City Offices, Lagoon and State Street, Roosevelt, Utah, on or before the 7th day of March, 1974, at the hour of 5:00 p.m. D. S. T. 8. That the Mayor and City Council shall conduct a public hearing on March 11, 1974, at Mi sin Lake Electric Offices at the corner of Second West and Second North in Roosevelt, Utah, at the hour of 8:00 p.m for the express purpose of considering any protests or objections that any resident or property owner wishes to register regarding the same. Dated this 4th day of February, 1974. Hollis G. Ilullinger, Mayor Roosevelt City J. Jensen Lloyd died Lloyd January 30, in an Ogden hospital of a stroke. He was born November 21, 1918 in Duchesne to Julias and Vilate Goodrich Jensen. He married Jean Young, January 18, 1942 in Elko, Nev. He was an equipment specialist at Hill Air Force Base. He was a veteran of World War H, and a member of the LDS Church. Survivors include his wife, son, daughters, Lloyd Richard, Joanne Jensen, both of Clearfield; Mrs. Richard (Julia) Ashby, Clinton; 2 grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Earl, Mrs. Phil (Lucy) Martin, Mrs. Lawrence (Merle) Siddoway, all Vernal; Clyde Jensen, Citrus Heights, Calif.; Mrs. Harold (Beth) Dougal, Boise; Mrs. Kay (Lenore) Samuels, Elk Grove, J. Jensen, 55, Clearfield, Calif. Funeral was held in the Lindquist Clearfield mortuary. Burial was in the Redwood Memorial Estates cemetery. New legislation affects food Pkg. state as agencies which administer USDAs food programs have been notified of the above legislative changes. administraRegulations governing the tion of the food programs and the removal of certain SSI recipients from food dav, Jan. 30. PublThe food assistance provisions of 1974. June 30, will 233 expire 93 ic Law Buffet Every Sunday during February Barren of Beef Fried Chicken with ell the triaaungi $2.50 $1.75 children seder 12 Early Bird Special Sacen A Eggs, Hash Browns end Toast $1.09 93-23- Fresh Pizza made while yes wait, nil kinds Thers., Fri.,Sat. 6-- 9 p.m. 93-23- Greenland Turbot Fillets Under 8 Pounds Short Shank a. b. 98' 79' Fully Cooked - Sterling Brand - Sold By The Piece Morrell's Golden Crisp Label Pkg. Lean, Tender Fresh Pork Canned Hams Chunk Bologna Safeway Waste Sliced Bacon 89' Pork Steaks Smoked Picnics 79 89; S 89 unce rolls are scheduled for publi- - ment to the SSI payment. The following states have informed the Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare that they intend to provide the bonus value of food coupons as par' of their state supplement: California, Massachusetts, Nevada (only the aged and blind categories), New York and Wisconsin. SSI recipients in these states are no longer eligible for family food assistance. In all other states SSI recipients are eligible for USDA's family food programs regardless of income and resources. Today's announcement implements lesigned by gislation (Public Law President Nixon Jan. 3, 1974. The law applies to participants in USDA's food distribution and food stamp programs. Previous legislation prohibited individuals from participating in food assistance programs if their SSI payments were above a certain level. Public Law requires that food assistance eligibility for SSI recipients be determined Large Size Slabs Rath Breakfast Sausage February 7, 1974 K0ZY K0RNER KAFE & BAR Spareribs Pork Sausage STANDARO State The U. S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) today announced that recipients of Supplemental Security Income (SSI) will continue to be eligible for family food assistance unless they reside in those states which include the bonus value of USDA food coupons in a state supple- Sterling Brand Franks y for each assistance program Wieners v-- 2 a whole. 98' 89' (5-l- Free ct 4.89 can - 7.98) City Council Roosevelt City Published in the Uintah sin Standard February Ba- 7, 14. and 28, 1974. 21 BID NOTICE The Board of Education of Duchesne County School District is asking for bids for the leasing of 28 acres of property (farm land) jointly owned by Duchesne and Uintah School Districts and situated in Duchesne and Uintah Counties toget her with 28 shares of Dry Gulrh Irrigation Company water stock for the irrigation of said property. Term of the lease to he one year, (January 1st through December 31st) with provision that in the event the lessor should find it desirable to use said property for school purposes then the lease could be terminated; that in the termination of said lease the lessee shall be notified of the termination during the winter months and not in the growing season or if terminated during the growing season the lessee shall be comiensated for the growing crops on said land. D Dread 0 e 48 Dream Whip Wylers Onion Soup Mix Purina Cat Chow SEMinute Rice Dinners Salisbury Steak bottle 1.23 1.46 ,1 Aerosol Vienna W ysol Spray Disinfectant can 1.38 SSHormel Vienna Sausage can W m r Banquet Meat Pies ' .27 Frozen , ,,d can 51 SDelMonte Juice Pineapple 4J ir Freshener Aerosol Grapefruit 39 SE&Green Beans Style pkg. dmjfr 32-e- Irisco Shortening 21-e- x. pkg- - 44-e- x. 12-a- jar Wilderness Cherry Fruit Filling Pear Halves 1.38 can SS&Jif Peanut Butter 21-o- s. con Town IS-o- i. con House S Apple Sauce Orange Juice Town House 55 73 37 29' 16-o- Peanuts 5 0 0 " Tomato Juice Orange Plus EL'S. U&l Sugar Beet Chocolate Mix 52 89 46 jSalad Dressing !?;Sr 74 Peanut Butter 111 - 36 1.56 1.26 BJell-Wel- l Puddings ft 12 3 Yelkay Shortening 10-l- Granulated bag 1.65 Vitamin C Safeway Tablets 2S0 Milligram bottle ' ' h . 41 Green Peas Mushrooms 25 STP Oil Treatment 87 37 White or Yellow Yellow Cookies pkg. 81 42 S 69' 68' Simalic Formula Plain or ith Iron Hills Bros. Coffee Big All . Grinds "G" Wheaties Tomato Soup "S 35' Town Hoote Condensed 3.17 0 'a' Y: v v Cream O' Crop r S: 10'i-o- x. can 66' Bel air Round Bel-a- ir Cheese Pizza Bel-a- ir Frozen Rhubarb ,433 XX Six. 82 freeze Dried Coffee do. ,2pE 16-o- pixxa pkg. 4--x. jar Dried Beef Notice is hereby given that when the date of any regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners, the first four Tuesdays of each month, falls on a holiday the meeting of said Board will be held the following day. By order of the Board of DuCounty Commissions, chesne County. Janet Cowan, Clerk Published in the Uintah Basin Standard, February 7, 81c) 39 89' 47 1.26 yeryday discount prices Beautiful NOTICE - Doxm Taster's Choice 24 Grade AA Eggs Buttermilk Waffles 05 - Yogurt Richs Coffee Rich a Chocolate Pinwheels 3 79 (med. sire 56 Cheese Pizza Mix 54 Peanut Butter Kraft Dressing 78' Can Jolly Time Popcorn 98 Heinz Ketchup S Lucerne Wjfr Kraft Salad Dressing hWiN Jolly Time Popcorn Mayonnaise ZZF SUPER SAVERS 100-c- t. Miracle Whip losai i. 17 1.56 Bel-o- Minute Maid 100 Orange Juice From Florida Published in the Uintah Ba 1974. everyday discount prices Gerber Mixed Cereal 24 French r 7, Buttermilk 24--. Sliced leaf 51 9--o. The Board of Education reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids or to accept any part of the bid. By order of the Board of Education of Duchesne County School District. Philip R. Thompson Standard. February Skylark Bread 48 47 88 0 Betty Crocker 14-o- x. 1974. sin Safeway Premium Round Top or Sandwich 2&Mr. Bubble Sealed bids are required to be into the Board of Education office by or before 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, February 14. Clerk-Treasure- J Chrysanthemums For Valentines Day Pork Minute Tapioca Jell-- 0 aw 74 I & Beans Cheesecake Mix 5pic & Span Cleaner Window Cleaner ''" .25 45 '"J; 5; - 9 ri Price. Effective Thursday, Feb. 7th Thru Wednesday. Feb. 13, ,974 ROOSEVELT, UTAH ribn-1- 1 iawmaI 1974. 1 I cnmiGM mo smiwm .rant mcouoiiat7d |