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Show i i 1 UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. November 17. 1992 - Page 7 rt schedule meeting and notification made to Radio Station ILNJE.U. and the Uintah Basin Standard. Nancy LBitd, Secretary. Published in the Uintah Basin Standard Nov. 17, 1 PUBLIC NOTICE LEGAL NOTICES ' The budget meeting PUBLIC NOTICE Upper Country Water Improvement District will be held an December 3, 1992 it 7:00 pjn. at the DistrictOffice, 170 North Center, Altamont, Utah. Copes of the 1993 budget will be available. Hany Fields Clerk Published in the Uintah Basin Standard November 17, 24, and December 1.1992 The Annual Budget Hearing for the Neola Water & Sewer District will be held Tueaday, Dccemberl,1992to7:00 p.m. at the at the Neola Elementary School for the purpose of presen ting the proposed budget for 1993. Other business pertinent to the District will be presented. NeolaWater&Sewer District Board ADVERTISE-MEN- . T FOR BID The Uintah Basin Association of Governments invite contractors to bid on various housing reha- DELINQUENT NOTICE FARNSWORTH CANAL A RESERVOIR COMPANY Mountain Home, Utah 84051 There is now due and delinquent the amounts listed opposite the following names,an account of an assessment levied October 8, 1992 on the capital stock of the Company: (Mortgagees are listed in parenthesis fol- NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DUCHESNE COUNTY SPECIAL SERVICE DISTRICT Alice Olsen, Gerk Published in the Uintah Basin Standard November 10, 17, 24, 1992 lowing names.) Christensen, Newell A Maxine, Cert. No. 1777, 73.90 shares, $7190. Bank), Cert. No. 1778, 300.00 sharer, $300.00. And unless payment is made before, akaig with hereby given that the Board of Ducheane County Special Service District 2, Duchesne County, Utah, will meet in a special session in die Duchesne County Court specifications prepared whichmay be obtained at the Uintah Basin Association of Governments ofGce, 120 South 100 House in Duchesne,Utah, commencing at 6:00 pjn. on December 8, 1992. East, Roosevelt, Utah. Bids will be received at the Uintah Basin Asso- The agenda far the meeting is as follows: 6:00 pjn.: Roll Call, Reading of Minutes and approval. A. Adoption of 1993 Budget AND ANY OTHER MATTERS ciation of Governments office until 1:00 p.m. on November 30, 1992 at which time they will be opened and read. The UintahBas in Association costs, so advertising much as may be necessary to pay the delinquent assessment, together with thecostof advertising and expense of sale, will be add at public auction at the office of the secretary on the lstday of December, 1992 at 10:00 a.m. By order of the Board of Directors. Joyce Thayne, Secretary Published in the Uintah Basin Standard November 17,24, 1991 Public Notice ia Duchesne County. Bids willbe in accordance with Interstate (First 2 bilitation projects in ' 24,1992 for Duchesne County of Governments reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids or to accept a bid other than the low bid if it is in the best interest of the Asso- THE BOARD. I, Nancy L Bird, Secretary of the Board, certify that on the 7th day of ciation of Governments. Published in the Uintah Basin Standard November 10,17, 1992 ant to U.C.A., was posted at least 24 hours prior to meeting time, notice of the above . ' PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is Public hereby given thalBallard December, 1992, pursu- town, Uintah County, 52-4-- 6, ther information can be obtained by contacting Ballard Town, Vaughn Parrish, or Joe Jamison. Published in the Uintah Basin Standard November 17, 1992 to receive specific comments on the following projects for which funding is being applied for UintahBasin Association of Governments, will conduct a public hearing under the Community De- velopment Block Gram Program: 1. Natural gas line and hookups, Ballard Ninth and South areas. 2. Sewer line and hookups, Ballard North area. The hearing will begin at 7:00 pre. on Tuesday, Nov. 24, 1992 at die Ballard City Bldg. The public ia invited and cn- couraged to attend- - All comments snd sugges- tions will be taken into consideration before a final application ia aub- milled. Writtenconunem will be received unlil7:00 PUBLIC HEARING DUCHESNE CITY COUNCIL A public hearing will be held by the Duchesne CityCouncilat7:00pjn., November 24, 1992, at the Duchesne City Office Building, 165 South . 1992. Fur- -. Health Department would like to announce their regular Board of Health meeting to be held November 25, 1992 at 12:00 noon at the Pizza Bam in Vernal. Published in the Uintah Basin Standard Novem- ber 17,24, 1992 Center, Duchesne, Utah. The purpose of this hearing will be to receivepub- lic input regarding the Community Block Gram Funds for the upcoming Interested citizens invited to attend, Re- - Foy-Cit- y carder Published in the Uintah n Standard r 17, 24, 1992 Novem-p.m.,Nov.2- 4, Fisher to headline womens conference Mary Fisher, a member of the National Commission on Aida, will headline Sen. Orrin Hatchs eighth annual womens conference Friday, November 20, at the Salt Lake Salt Palace. Fisher first gained recognition when former President Ford ap--pointed her to travel to numerous states to do advance work fir the White House, but it wee her candid outspokenness concerning AIDS that gave her national prominence. Fisher, who was infected with the HIV virus by her firmer wee appointed to the Commission on Aida by President Bush, replacing "Magic" Johnson. Fisher will relate her own experiences in fighting the deadly virus. Fisher is the mother of two, and was recently honored with the prestigious AmFAR Award of Courage because of her work on public awareness on HIVAIDS. The theme of the conference is Discovering the Diversity and Unity of Women, and Fisher is but one of several prominent speakers. Helen Thomas, White House correspondent and bureau chief for United will be keynote speaker. "This conference will bring together experts on a variety of subjects," Hatch said. "Well be hearing from specialists on women in management, domestic violence, stress, reconstructive surgery, and hear from those who have survived Press-Internation- cancer." Other workshops during the conference will include topics on minority unity, blending families, financial realities, medical myths, and the effects of television end the media. Senator Hatch will also address what can be accomplished under the Clinton Administration and what the "year of the woman" means for Congress. "This should be one of the beat conferences weve had," Hatch day-lon- g hue-ban- d, HIP provides access to health insurance it to them. Insurers deny them In 1990, the Utah Legislature paaaed the Utah Comprehensive Health Insurance Pool Act (HIP) to provide low coat access to health insurance to residents of Utah who are denied adequate health insurance and are considered uninsur-abl- e because of their medical condition or have been offered coverage only with restrictive waivers or exclusions, or offered coverage only at a considerably coverage because they have medical histories which label them aa bad risks: cancer, heart disease, muscular dystrophy, diabetes, AIDS, or any severe or chronic condition which causes the forfeiture of access to health insurance. The families of these children live with the realization that, without health insurance, the coat of medical care could mean financial ruin. On September 1, 1991 HIP began providing protection against unaffordable and potentially catastrophic medical bills to many who never before eijoyed that kind of security. Fifteen (15) percent of all those insured by HIP are under the age of 19. Many of these are email children whose parents could never find health insurance far them. Others are children who have Inst coverage under a group plan. A great many of them have had serious illnesses or disabilities since birth and require constant medical care. Twenty (20) percent of those insured come from rural Utah. The HIP program represents a critically needed first step in taking on the problems faced by that segment of our population who are without health insurance. By removing the barricade to medical coverage long encountered by the of our uninsured population who have been designated aa uninsurable, HIP is a manifestation of Utahs resolve to address the difficult issue of availability and access to health insurance and medical care. higher rate because of their health history. To date, the Utah Legislature has appropriated a total of $4 million in taxpayer funds which are added to the premiums paid by those enrolled in HIP. Premiums have been set at approximately 150 percent of average group premiums for comparable private coverage. Approximately 6,000 Utahns were originally classified as Many of these are children. They consist of those individuals who have a medical condition or disability that might constitute a high risk of requiring expensive medical treatment and who therefore cannot obtain health insurance from any private insurer. They may not necessarily incur large medical bills on a regular basis, but statistically they represent the potential for chronic or catastrophic medical expense. Generally, those who are or those parents or guardians who have children who are uninsurable, want and can pay for the financial shelter of comprehensive medical insurance, but are frustrated because they cannot find an insurance company that will sell unin-urabl- e. unin-surab- le sub-grou- p Century 21. Country Realty added. PAWHC For more information on the Hatch conference, contact Sen. Hatchs office in Salt Lake, Ogden, Provo or Cedar City. Orton wilderness plan available at libraries ' ' ' - Rep. Bill Orton nounced that he has an- (D-Uta- h) sent a copy of his wilderness proposal, part of the proposed Utah Public Lands Management Act, to local libraries to allow easier public access to the document. The proposal, which was released October 15, will be introduced at the beginning of the 103rd - l1( S' ' ll,'l I Congress. Anyone who wishes to comment on his proposal is requested to do so in writing by December 1. Comments should be sent to his Provo office at 51 8 University Ave. Suite 317, Provo, UT 84601. Duchesne County Library and neighborhood, 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, gas heat, woodbuming stove, one car garage and landscaped. Price Reduced to $13,000. 341 1 DUCHESNE-Qu- iet Uintah County library presently hold copies of this proposal. Yj 88MSM - - Workshop about small businesses scheduled A workshop about opening and operating a small business will be held Wednesday, November 18, from 8:30 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. at the Utah Valley Community Col- -' lege Provo Campus, 1395 North 150 East, Room 219, Provo. The workshop, sponsored by the UJB. Small Business Administration (SBA), the Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE) and Utah Valley Community College, 966 3 Bedroom home, with small basement and detached garage, plus 3 Bdtm, lull basement, 20 acm 954 with wer filing. Good yard. Hm finHA loan lo qualified, or me regular finance. Yj carport. Fenced lawn, trees, sidewalks m Trot North Onlv 429.900. $4599. REMODELED- -3 Bedroom home, 1 12 baths on 97 acres. 70 shares of irrigation water, 2 springs, 15 new fruit trees, corrals, bam and a 14X70 mobile home. Paved road 1 mile south of Hwy 40. $97,000. 3489 will feature training on prepara- tions necessary to start a small business, business .regulations, taxes, financing, and marketing. Registration is at 8:30 are. A $25.00 registration fee will be charged far the workshops. For mare information call Lee Wake1 field at or the SCORE 377-840- office (801) 524-321- 967 -- - Nice oldcr4 Bedroom home. New roof and paint. Shade trees, DOUBLEWIDE 3 bed2 bath, .55 acre, north of room, Sandwaib. $36,000 1. 951-24- x54 ingle garage. $35,000. Jeanjyinn,722;375ZKLynMcMickell;722-9236:- ' Dea7i'Frandsen722-2834liBl(Bt- t ShV.V.WrtW.V.WlV.V.V.SVWr.SV.ViW.V.V.V. Gilbert Arland said: "When an archer misses Ike mark, he turns and looks for the fault is never the fault of the target. To improve within himself. Failure to hit the BulFs-ey- e ove yourself." your SEPTJ 1 -- QUALITY PHEASANT MAR. 31 aim-impr- HUNTING Home with 4 acres and water. Shedreora, 2 bath, older home, but remodeled and toy nice. Lois of outbuilding, and girege. Needs tr ' ' foundation, Lots of trees, What a 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, bargain at $25,500. 3557 FHAAPPROVED-Perman- ent 2 V area. $7,590 REffBGNWVLv NjceJctevJi &3 BedroonV;;. apartments, txceflent locaflon;, no pets, phone , Duchesne River property, 5 acres, with the liver on west side of property. By the Ulahn Bridge. Budding I 722-445- 4 or Home in Ihe loka Lane area, with 51 piui acres, and wa- ter fares. Hu 5 bedroom, 2 722-440- 3. baths, and garage. Ibis is not waste ground, but is in alfalfa md gnu. On oiled Basin Pawn m, We have S3 acres in the city limits. This acreage ia flat and hu access to city aewer. Good potential for farm or development for housing. 33 hares clsao E water. $45000 road. $137,409 .... upstairs. 2,000 SQ. FT. OF FLOOR SPACE-pl- us Dress shop and beauty salon. Some equipment goes with building. Could be used for any kind of business. Back parking. $29,900. Shop 20 We Sell .Anything! Guns, TVs COLDIUetU BANKSRjQ I i Home in Bluebell, wilhlacrei of gnis. Ibis home is priced for a quick isle, at $32,900. Basin Pawn Shop 00 E. Lagoon Roosevelt 722-912- 7 R.S. WEST 722-353- 3 721 L 200 N. (115-1- 5) RoomviH, Utah 84066 AiWbMiMlfOMiM$Q$wri 80 ACRES-ju- st per acre. 3587 $90 per acre. 3585 Qrrtuil Home, with all new vinyl aiding. Lota oftreee with 12 acre of ground. Nice family' room, with unique atova area. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, and gaa heat. 1 12 miles font town. . 135,909 1WWPBSBB5B9L V, of Duchesne, $50 Hu water fares. Stereos & Jbwelry ACRES-W- est 3264 722-455- 3 865 East 200 North Country Realty Roosevelt, Utah Each Office it Indeptndeiuly Owned and Optraltd." tv: L When You Put Your Trust In Number One... It's as Good as Done. w |