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Show Blue Mountain Shadows offers In an effort to move some of their stockpiled past issues, Blue Mountain Shadows is running a spring special, both providing a free issue of the magazine, plus a discounted price for those buying a complete set of all available issue of the magazine. even know the magazine exists. We hope to a deal Weve done two house-to-hous- County, motivate them to buy the e canvasses of Blandingto promote the magazine, with good results, but were trying to package. This will help us immensely as we need funds for publishing future issues of this valuable county history, she added. The first four issues are out of print, and we dont plan on reprinting those, though we do anticipate creating a web site issues may where be read, Wilcox explained. To get a free copy of one issue, fill out the coupon on the reach the northern and southern ends of the county, plus former residents who may not even know the magazine exists, said managing editor, The entire collection of Janet Wilcox. Even though weve been issues (17 issues) can be 5-- 21 purchased for $100, a savings of $36 from the regular $8 single issue price. out-of-pri- nt publishing for 14 years, youd be surprised about how many people, right here in San Juan THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday, April 12, 2000 - Page 3 dont insert in this issue of the San Juan Record and take it to one of the county libraries. They will distribute free issues. If you wish to pick up the discounted packet at that time, they are available at the libraries for $100. Make your check out to Blue Mountain Shadows. A free copy of Around the Hat will also be given to those purchasing the packet. In addition, the $25 book on the 40 year history of San Juan High School can be purchased for an additional $15. Currently BMS has on stock between copies of the magazine, and they need the storage space for historic collections, as well as funds for future publications. 4OO0-5OO- O Monticello Council approves bond by Anna Adair The Monticello City Council held a special meeting in order to work toward the issuance and sale ofrevenue bonds in order to ensure funds to pur- AN OPEN LETTER TO ALL ZIONS BANK CUSTOMERS chase the electrical system from Empire Electric. The Council approved the issuance of $3 million in revenue i i s s ZIONS BANK i ftnt Rank Oaf SaMk MiUlttCl'v.lTMII! I bonds to finance the purchase of the system. The purchase is scheduled to take place on May 15. During the work meeting, City officials were asked about a citizens referendum being circulated in Monticello. City Manager Trent Schafer stated that the law was clear as to procedures to be followed for a referendum; which seeks voter approval to change a city ordinance. Utah State Code states that if the required number of April 4, 2000 i Dear Zions Bank Customers: As you know, last June, Zions Bank announced it would merge with First Security Bank to better serve its customers and ensure that both banks retained their Utah heritage and headquarters. However, last week, Zions shareholdersmany of whom are our customers-vot- ed against that original proposal. What does this mean for you as a Zions Bank customer? Foremost, it means that all current Zions Bank brandies will continue to operate. The Zions Bank name, heritage, reputation, and community leadership you have known for years will continue in its unsurpassed tradition. Additionally, Zions Bank will maintain its status as one of America's strongest and most respected banks. Above all, we will continue to offer the extraordinary customer service and products you have come to expect. After all, it's your money and we haven't forgotten who keeps us in business. We are sorry for any inconvenience or confusion you may have experienced related to this meiger activity. We thank you for your loyalty, patience, and ongoing support of Zions Bank. Zions Bank has the greatest employees in the industry-somethi- ng we haw learned to deeply appreciate in recent months. Throughout this process, they have spent endless hours working to create an even better banking experience for you. We thank them for their untiring efforts and ceaseless loyalty. If you have any questions, please contact your branch manager or visit our Web site at www.zionsbank.coni for more information. Thank you, again, for your support. With Best regards Harris H. Simmons Chairman Zions Bank P.S. We , names are obtained on a referendum petition, the signatures are verified by the city recorder and the county clerk verifies that each person was registered in the previous gubernatorial election. However, the lines are less than clear about the next course of action in regards to the electrical system purchase. The purchase was done by a resolution of the City Council; not by law (ordinance) but through ri administrative order (resolution). When asked by resident Pete Steele about the purpose of the special meeting, the council said that by law they are required to advertise their intent to bond for 30 days prior to the issuance of bonds. Steele fired back, stating "It's kind of like having public meetings; it's just a cursory detail." Evan Lowry Mayor pro-tetold Steele that the law had to be followed, to which Steele questioned the council about their knowledge of the difference between a law and a resolution. Steele brought to light the question on the minds of many by stating that it all may boil down to who has the best attorney in the court battle. m A. Scott Anderson President and CEO Zions Bank look forward to visiting with you at your branch during Customer Appreciation Week, April 17th-2H- t. VWMW The highest Incorporat- ed city In the United States It Leadvflie, CD, at an elevation of 10,152 ft. |