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Show Garfield Leader, Garfield, Utah NOTICE Friday, November 7, 1952 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a The Magna Timaa b qualified aa a Nawipapar to publish Legal written petition has been filed and Notices, having been approved that pursuant thereto a resolution in the Third District Court of Salt was adopted and passed by the Salt Lake County Commission, on Lake County. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS tlie 5th day of November, 1952, CONSULT COUNTY CLERK pursuant to Chapter 24, Laws of PROBATE AND GUARDIAN- Utah 1949, as amended, (Title 19, Chapter 5 A, Utah Code Annoted, SHIP NOTICES. Supplement, as amended) to Speaking of fine taste, Red ...lets try Petri ffine ! determine whether a bond elec tion and an election of three trustees should be called for the Granger-Hunter Improvement District, an improvement district created by the Salt Lake County Commission on or about the 13th day of January, 1950. In said resolution, it is determined that a hearing be called for the 8th day of December, 1952, at the hour of 10:30 a. m., in the County Commission Chambers, in the City and County Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, Room 206. All persons concerned in this matter shall at that time have a right to appear and contend for or protest against the ordering of said bond election and election of trustees for said improvement district. At the hearing aforesaid, the Board of County Commissioners of Salt Lake County will consider the following matters: 1. Whether or not the 56 signers of the said petition are residents and property owners of said as is required by law and whether in other particulars the petition filed with the County Commission meets the requirements of law provided for the .'iiing of salJ pe.iliun. 2. Whether or nut the bond election requested in said petition should be called fur the following purposes: For the purpose of raising (260,000.00 to be used for the purpose of acquiring, through purchase or construction, or both, a water distribution system for the district, including all necessary and desirable pipe lines, valves, fire hydrants and other appurtenances, and including necessary rights of way, and to pay all proper expenses incident to the acquisition of the system and the issuance of the bonds, including interest to accrue on the revenue bonds during the period of construction. 3. Whether or nut the proposed improvements, will be for the benefit of all taxable property siiuate in the district. 4. Whether notice of said hearing lias been given in the manner and for the time required by law. 5. Whether bonds should be is- dis-tric- PETRI TOOK TiiviE 10 '.OJ vjju sued by said district in the total knit dress in forest green with sum of (260,000.00: and whether black accessories. these bonds should be issued on The newlyweds will make a the following basis: (125,000.00 home at 1789 E. 17th South in general obligation bonds and Salt Lake City. (135,000.00 revenue bonds, payable over not more than a period of forty years from their date, and nut to carry an interest rate in excess of 5 per cent per annum. I wish to sincerely thank ev6. To determine whether an election of three trustees of said eryone for their wonderful sup-pu- rt and votes given mu for Magdistrict shall be held; and whether or not the following named per- na Water Company Trustee. I pledge to perform my duties sons are qualified to act as trustees of said district, and whether or in an honest and impartial mannot their names should appear on ner. E. D. Jenkins. the ballot to be voted upon as trustees of said district: Willard J. Jones, Lester O. Larson, and Estel Group Meets To Raise L. Wright. This hearing relates to an im- Building Fund; Organize Thank You! provement district created by the Salt Lake County Commission, known as the Granger-Hunte- r Improvement District, the boundaries of which are as follows: Commencing at the Southwest corner of Section 3, Township 2 South, Range 2 West, Salt Lake Meridian; thence North along the Section lines to the West Quarter Corner of Section 27, Township 1 South, Range 2 Went; thence East along the center Section lines to the center line of the Jordan River; thence Suuih along the center line of the Jordan River to the Junction of the center line of the Jordan River with the North Section line of Section 2, Township 1 South, Range 1 West thence West along the Section lines to the Northeast corner of Section 4. Township 2 South, Range 1 West; thence South the Section line to the Southeast corner of Section 4, Township 2 South, Range 1 West: thence West along the Section lines to the place of be- Various Fun Groups Destined primarily to organize groups that will sponsor clubs for Fun Night" and raise money for a Magna Second LDS Ward Building Fund, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haslam entertained at their home Wednesday evening. Guests in attendance included Bishop and Mrs. Ivan Mcmmott; Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. LaVell Sadler, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Alin, d, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Andrea-soMr. and Mrs. Mark Schofield, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Muddy, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Swensen, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. William Callings and Mr. and Mrs. A1 n, Glen Olson.- - Games were played and prizes won by Bishop Memmott and Mr. Olsen. ginning. That r.j bonds have been issued Imby the said Granger-Hunte- r provement District. If, after said hearing, the Board of County Commissioners shall determine to approve and grant said petition, then a resolution of said County Commission will be adopted, and entered of record on its minutes, ordering and directing that a bond election will be held in the Granger-HuntImprovement District together with an election of three trustees for said district, as is hereinabove set forth. Personalized Service , iMcDOUGAL er Funeral Home 4330 South Redwood Phone Mur. 1636-- J BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SALT LAKE COUNTY. Ray P. Greenwood, Chairman Geo. W. Murgan, Commissioner L. A. Jones, Commissioner Attested by Alvin Keddington, County Clerk Date of first publication, November 7, 1952. Date of last publication, November 28, 1952. (Mott conveniently located Funeral Home to Magna area) Wedding Reception Honors Local Couple In a setting of sof'.ly glowing tapers and fall greenery Saturday evening in Memorial House. Memory Park, Miss Lou Gene Rees the bride of Blaine Grant in n ceremony solemnized by Bishop Grant Bangertor. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Rees. 3900 South 6400 West, Magna. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Grant, Granger, are the benedict's parents. For her wedding and the reception that followed, the new Mrs. Grant was lovely in a ballerina length gown of Chantilly lace over satin with tapering insets of tulle marking the full skirt. Her waist-lengt- h veil of tulle fell from an d cap of lace over satin and she carried a cascading bouquet of baby orchids encircling a large orchid. Miss Elaine Moesser, maid of honor, wore a gown of mint green while Miss Joan Grant and Miss Marlene Foster, bridesmaids, had frocks of pale orchid. Attendants gowns were fashioned similarly in ballerina length with strapless bodices, net skirts and petite satin jackets. They carried complementary nosegays of French carnations. Wore Copper Color Mrs. Rees donned a copper-colore- d changeable silk taffeta gown while the benedict's mother selected a black dress. They wore corsages of gardenias and roses. Bob Grant was his brother's host man while Norman Banger-te- r and Clinton Bangcrter were e yea aSz.4' Hermitage mc (MMXUf AUTO TO THRIFTY' ' LOAN Ask i ym eat oval-shape- Twelve times each hour, a hundred times every working day, a car is financed through TIMEWAY, the Intermountain Wests most popular financing plan. TIMEWAY is a service of First Security Dank and means prompt and friendly arrangements for the purg a minimum of details terms chaser . . . convenient, When next and no delay. car, be sure and specify you buy your TIMEWAY financing. money-savin- BRAND ... your dealer for "TIMEWAY" financing, or apply directly to this bank. ', . i ofiedteerfy ushers. i i i For a honeymoon trip to Denver, the bride wore a turtlenecked THE OLD HERMITAG PROOF COMPANY. FRANKFORT. KENTUCK 86 |
