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Show Uintah Basin Standard WadnaadavNovam 3 Roosevelt City ' ROOSEVELT j - The Roosevelt City Council miL in regular chambers Monday, October 29. Here are some of the following matters which were discussed. They are being reprinted from the unofficial minutes. Sewer Connection There is some question in Mark Royer's mind as to whether or not he should receive a sewer connection because the line was installed across his property. The council feels he is confusing the surcharge with the connection. Since he did pay to have the line installed, anyone hooking into it musl pay him a surcharge. However, since he is the one that wanted the sewer services and the city only installed the sewer to his property line, it would be inappropriate for him to expect a free connection. Redevelopment Status Peter VanAlstyne came before Lhc council and handed out a preliminary calendar of events on bonding. He stated that he was very impressed and had never seen anyone with greater tenacity that our city administrator. He then slated that if the schedule can be met, we should be finished with the bonding process by the first of the year. The bond will run for a period of five years, instead of ten, and the interest rale will probably be 9Mflb. We would be bonding for 1410,000. The bond issue has been developed to give us the maximum amount with the minimum amount of risk and structured so that the project can repay much of the bond. Council has given their approval to proceed and instructed the City Administrator to evaluate the information before beginning. Swimming Pool Status Bert Ames has handed in all paperwork and information on the pool and has stated he is no longer involved in the project. He received a bill from LaMar D staled that Bert owned his $20,000 for money he has cost LaMar on the project. Bert has absolved himself from any future dealings on the pod. Beer License We have received an application to sell beer from the Country Kitchen located on Highway 40, west of town. A motion was made by Mark Stewart to approve the seconded license. Motion by Dennis Jenkins. Motion carried unanimously. Library Board Members of the Library Board were n resent as follows: Beveriv Evans, Diane Brough, Carole White, Glenda Killian and Cal Kowallis. Diane Brough told the council of the success theyd had wilh the surveys that were sent oul They have been in contact wilh Lhe State Library Board and have also talked with the county commissioners. They have received a positive response from everyone they have spoken with. Each councilman was given a copy of their proposal to review. Council responded that they were impressed with their wok thus far. A motion was made by Mark Stewart that council would give their support and concur with the recommendations of the Library Board. Motion seconded by Tim Cox. Motion carried unanimously. The Librarian, Glenda Killian, staled the great need there is for a copy machine, especially since there is no place in Roosevelt you can go. for copies after 5:00 p.m. on weekdays and on Saturdays. She also staled the great need for a typewriter that can be used by the public. We will take the Xerox down to the Library as long as library personnel make the copies. We will check into obtaining a typewriter through State or Federal Surplus .or some other place. Bennett Water Line It appears we may be able to completely discontinue use of Ute Tribe Comeslic Water. We should be able to serve all those on the Bennet line with our new water system. We will make sure before making a committment Christmas Cards The Mayor and Council would like to send Christmas cards this year. They stated they will sign each card individually in order for it to be personal. This suggestion was made to also send out a Christmas message on our utility billings this year. Termination As Carol Christensen did not appeal her termination within the time period allowed by lew, it was recommended that her termina-- . tkm be formally accepted by the council. A motion was made by Dennis Jenkins to ratify the termination of Carol Christensen from the Police Department Motion seconded by Tim Cox. Motion carried unanimously. Mileage, Expense Amount of a. new IRS ruling Because ' amounts they will' the defining for mileage and expenses, accept ' it was necessary for us to review our present policy, which allows more to be paid but than the IRS .allows.. If we remain with our ' present figures, the, difference above the IRS figures will need to be reported as ordinary income by the employee. It may be in everyone's best Interest to adjust our figures to meet those set by the IRS. Council will review further. NEOLA NEWS Zola Spartcar e Glenn Olsen, left for California where he will spend the winter months. e Orvis Allred of Salt Lake came and picked up his mother, Fern Allred and returned for her to meet a doctors appointment, she will stay in Salt Lake until November 10. e Lois Duncan reports that her grandson Allen Haslem was sustained as a counselor in the Whiterocks Branch Presidency, Sunday, October 28. Lois Duncan is announcing the birth of her great grandson, born to Dan and Betty Haslem, October 20. He weighed 7 lbs 6 oz., named Kolby James. Grandparents, Dave and Ruth Rasmussen, Ballard and Veil and Lea Haslem, Hayden. e Mrs. Delphia Moon flew to Texas, October 18, when her son Cline Moon met her at the Dallas Fort Worth Airport and Iran there went to Plano Texas, to his home. She spent five days visiting his family and they attended the one session October 22, of the dedication of the LDS Dallas Temple. e Kate Peterson went to Ogden where she will spend about three weeks helping with the household chores, while her daughter Dorothy and husband Maynard Tippitts will be in Europe for two weeks. e Rawlin Spencer of Magna and his brother, Sheldon of Kearns, spent the weekend with their mother, Zola Spencer. BUSINESS puterized engine analyzer he has at Duchesne Truck and Auto Service. Bob's s Virginia Ferguson drove to WHITE- - visit. Peggy and Wes Martin,, and son. Jeran, of Logan, were wivkcnd visitors wilh Aaron and Myrtle Hansen. Iwo-da- y Vlrgina Ferguson There seems to be an increase in the stray dog population in this area, it aeons that some people who have extra pets and do not wish to keep them,, give them a ride to White-rockWe all, here, love our pets, and take good care of them, and we assume that is why we are receiving all these extra animals; buL there is a limt, and we cannot take care of so many more animals. I would suggest that, inc the future, you have unwanted pels, please take them to the veterinarian, who will mercifully puL them to sleep, to prevent any suffering they may have to endure as animals that are not. one-wa- y take last' weekend, for the monthly meeting of her bridj club. While there, she visited relatives and friends, on her Sail ROCKS NEWS . new business is located behind Automotive West just off the highway in Duchesne. s. . wanted. Mary Lynne Hoopes just returned from a six day visit in Mesa. Ariz. Her granddaughter, KaCee Click, 114 years, was seriously ill, and she is pleased to report that the child is doing well. Aaron Hansen was relieved of , s his duties as first counselor wilh Stanley Hoopes taking that position; Alan Haslem is now second counselor. Myrtle was relieved of her duties as Relief teacher, as the Hansens will be attending church in the future in Lapoinl. We will certainly miss, these dedicated people, they were a real asset to our congregation. Six-iet- West Junior high took third in the volleyball tournament, those participating from this area were Marcy Arrowchis, Leslie Chapoose and Tonya Ridlqr. Frank and Glenda Arrowchis enjoyed a weekend visit from their daughter and LaRee and Ed Span, and .their two boys. The Span's came to the area for the deer hunt. son-in-la- Steve Paulson spent three days in Salt take City last week, receiving additional training in his profession. John Dickey just returned from a trip to Salt Lake, Payson and Las Vegas, selling firewood. two-wee- k Bill and Verna Hoopes gave a dinner party in honor of Melba and Ron Eksund, who are. leaving for Yuma, Ariz., to spend the winter in the warmer climate. Loren and Zella Pike also were guests at the dinner. NEWS Gladys Rosa e Elder Richard Peterson, son of Franklin and Marilyn Peterson has been called to serve an LDS mission in the Charolette North Carolina ; Mission. His forewell testimonial was held October 28, 'in the Roosevelt third ward Sacrament Ineeting. Relatives attending from out of town were Michael .and Sheri Peterson and daughter , Jennie from Logan; Mrs. Donald Anderton and daughters Sharlyn and Jolyn, Taylorsville; Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Luck and Cathy and Roger, and Mr. and Mrs. David Weeks, many friends and relatives from this area. He will enter the MTC al Provo, November 8. s Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harris spenL four davs last week in Salt Lake for medical consultation. e Three day guests of Bob and Madge Johnson was their son Jack Atnip from Rupert, Ida. Mrs.' Lucile Weight, Provo, spent the weekend in Roosevelt visiting her son and family, Mr. and Mrs, John Weight. The following people attended market at Salt Lake last weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Burke Eldredge, Kathy Ross and Polly Olsen, Ellen and Judy Rawlings. Mrs. Ralph Shields returned home Monday after spending a week at Ogden, with ha grandchildren while their parents, Dr. Jerry and Colleen Gardner attended a medical convention at Reno, Nevada. Mrs. Judy Rawlings and Gayle Buchanan, wait to St. George last week to attend the Dixie - College homecoming pageant of which Judy's daughter Penny was a participant and one of the top ten finalists. The following people from this area attending Union high school girls volfeyball game at Heber Thursday, were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brown and daughter Shelia, Susan Nielsen, Mr. and Mrs. Loryn Ross, Paula, Bell, Linda Denver, Jeff Madsen, Richard Ross and Michele Denver. Wednesday November (Thursdays 8 A J Frlday November Saturday. November 10 Shirts, Shorts, Shoes, Jerseys, Jeans and much more . . Bob ' : Pyles shows Burt and Carl Wilson the comTawnyo c , - 'new SAT. r ? SALE ENDS Hpure: Monday through Saturday FINAL Cflenmemn &tootee4t e 10 DAYS |