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Show Thursday, October 14, 1982 When a Woman Retires A woman can retire and draw social security benefits as early as age 62, if she wants to take reduced benefits. Payments to persons s. who retire before age 65 are permanently reduced to take into account the longer period of time they get checks. If a woman waits until age 65 to retire, she can receive full retirement benefits. If married, a woman can get retirement payments on her own or her husbands record (a man can also draw on his own or his wife's record.) However, whenever a person is eligible for benefits on more than one work record, the benefit payable is equal to the larger amount. At 65, a wife gets 50 percent of what her husband is entitled to at 65. If she has worked most of her adult life and had high earnings, her own benefit probably will be higher than the wife's benefit. On the other hand, if she stopped working for several years or had low earnings, the wife's payment may be higher. A wife who has earned her own social security credits also has certain options at retirement. If, for example, her husband continues to work past 65 and earns too much to get benefits or is younger than is wife, she can go ahead and retire on her own record. Then, when he retires, she can take wife's payments if they would be higher. In addition, there is a health insurance or Medicare. If a woman is entitled to monthly social security benefits -- - either on her own record or on her husband's - she will have Medicare hospital insurance protection automatically at age 65. Medicare medical in-surance (which helps pay for doctor bills and a variety of other Medical expenses) is also available at age 65 for a small premium. Orchardists learn to limit irrigation 1982 has taught a lesson not to water, orchards too much. Ironically, the negative lesson resulted from fruit growers installing irrigation systems in their or-chards that are more water efficient. Those growers completed each irrigation using less water than they had been used to using. Rather than letting the excess water go down the canal, they used it on their orchards in more frequent irrigations leading to problems. Anthony (Tony) H. Hatch, Utah State University extension horticulturist at Provo, explained that instead-o- f increasing tree growth with the added water, the constant saturation of the soil led to iron chlorosisi and yellowing of the trees. Hatch persuaded some growers to install soil moisture sensing devices. These, monitored the level of available water in the soil. They disclosed that the growers were irrigating before there was any ' drop in available moisture. Actually, they were maintaining water saturation in their soils. With the soil moisture being monitored, Hatch advised growers to wait until soil moisture dropped to 50 percent before irrigating again. Instead of irrigating once a week as they were doing, the irrigation intervals were extended to about three weeks. Hatch said the trees responded by greening up remarkably fast. V!1 WSttib uomm C American Fork ' Public Notices Notice Of Hearing , Cause No. 002-- R REF0RE THE HOARD OF OIL, GAS MINING, Apartment of NATURAL RESOUR-I!r- s AND ENERGY, in $ for the STATE OF UTAH. IN THE MATTER OF AMENDING THE and REGULATIONS GOV-ERNING THE UTAH OIL ACT OF 1977 (Amended 'THE STATE OF UTAH TO ALL ESTABLISHMENTS (GENERATING AT LEAST 500 GALLONS OF USED OIL AN-NUALLY), RECLAIMERS, USED OIL COLLECT-ORS, AND PAR-TICULARLY ALL PERSONS IN-TERESTED IN USED OIL WITHIN THE STATE OF UTAH. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Oil, Gas and Mining will hold a hearing on Thursday, Oct. 28, 1982, at 10 a.m., in Room 303 of the State Capitol Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, to amend the rules and regulations of the Utah Oil nt Act of 1977 (Amended 1981). Anyone interested in the amendments or revisions thereto, shall appear and be heard on the above mentioned date, or shall forward written comments to the Division of Oil, Gas and Mining prior to the hearing date. A copy of the proposed amend-ments of the rules and regulations and the Utah Oil Act may be obtained from the Division upon request. DATED this 5th day of October, 1982. STATE OF UTAH BOARD OF OIL, GAS AND MINING PAULA J. FRANK Secretary of the Board Published in the American Fork Citizen, Lehi Free Press, Pleasant Grove Review, Oct. 14, 1982. Prepare cows for cold Dairymen tired of wet weather and concerned about its effect on cow comfort and profitability of production take little solace in predictions of cold stormy weather ahead. Adverse effects of storms on the cows and aggravation on those doing the milking can be reduced. Ample bedding material and stalls will help greatly, says Dr. Don W. Thomas, ex-tension dairy health specialist, Utah State University. He advises dairymen : --Make sure that every cow has a stall to lie down in. --Manage those stalls for cow health and comfort. --Be sure to have an ample inventory of bedding on hand - long straw, chopped straw, sawdust, shavings or sand - to go through the winter without short-changing the cows on comfort. Dr. Thomas strong advocates going through the stalls every day to throw out any fecal material and bedding that has become wet with urine. Then pull back into the stalls fresh b edding to provide a clean dry place for the cows to lie. Planning Commission Notice And Agenda Notice is hereby given that the Planning Commission of American Fork City, Utah, will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday, October 20, 1982, in the American Fork City Hall, 31 North Church Street, American Fork, Utah. The meeting shall begin promptly at 7:30 o'clock p.m. The agenda shall be as follows : 1. Approval of the minutes of the Oct. 6, 1982 meeting. 2. Discussion of g lot at ap proximately 1080 North 100 West. 3. Discussion of pages 111-4- 7 thru 111-6- 3 of the Standards and Specification Resolution relating to the con-struction of Public Improvements and Large Scale Develop-ments. 4. Other business. Dated this 11 day of October, 1982. George Scott Chairman Published in the American Fork Citizen Oct. 14. 1982. Home For Sale LOOK NO FURTHER. This one has everything. Formal dining room, bay windows, Cathedral Ceil-ings, assumable loan and much more. Rhea 377-725- 9 Century 21 Golden West 377-910- 0 (6RC520) Home For Sale Orem Beauty. $79,900 FHA assumable loan with $17,900 down. Marilyn 224- -J833 Century 21 Gol-den West 377-910- 0 (8MB 505) Home For Sale Residential Investors 3 BR rambler in prime Provo rental area with low down. Tana 756-808- 5 or Century 21 Golden West 377-910- 0 (9TJ) Home For Sale Looking for a home built for a family? Look no further. This one has it all 5 bedrooms, family room, fire place, fenced yard, and much more. Plus an assumable loan. Rhea 373-725- 9 or Century 21 Golden West 377-910- 0 (9RC430) Home For Sale Your gain, our loss, on this georgious home one block no. of temple. Must sell immediately. Robert 22&3133 Century 21 Gol-den West 377-910- 0 (10 BL544) Home For Sale $9,800 down - Assum. FHA llVi loan. Same price as 3 yrs. ago quiet older neighborhood. 5 BR, 2 bath, 2000 sq. ft. home newly added fam. rm. wfireplace, new carpets, impeccably kept, BYU approved rental, 2 car carport. Call Mark 225- - 7580 for personal tour of this S.E. Provo home. Century 21 Golden West 377-910- 0 (11MH460) Home For Sale Excellent family Modified. A retreat Panoramic view, full deck, lots of storage, spiral staircase, year-roun- d access. Call Gordon 224-449- 9 or Century 21 Golden West 0 (14GH501) Home For Sale Great terms in Spring-vifle- . Beautiful home in a fantastic setting. View of the mountains from large deck $70,000 will get you this one. Rhea Century 21 Gold-en West 377-910- (14RC .S27J Home For Sale . Financing on 5 Br. Home with animal rights! shop, 2 car garage, family rm. and 2 fireplaces. Room for garden and a horse on 23 acre, comes with washer, dryer, Freezer, fridge, range and dish-washer. Marilyn 224-46- or Gwen 6 Century 21 Golden West Home For Sale Close to downtown Provo. Quiet neighborhood. 5 br., 2 bth home on contract sale at 9 78 interest. $High $50's BYU appr-oved rental. Owner anx-ious. Mark 225-758- 0 or Century 21 Golden West 377-910- (12MH564) Home For Sale Lovely family room with cozy fireplace on quiet c in beautiful Pleasant Grove. 3 plus br. in Mid 70s. Mary 6 Century 21 Gol-den West 377-910- 0 (4MC 577) Home For Sale Large beautiful yard for outdoor living and garden-ing. Great 4 bedroom home with low interest loan. 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Call for your subscription 756-766- 9 or mail this convenient coupon Check one: American Fork Citizen Pleasant Grove Review Lehi Free Press Mail to: P.O. Box 7, Am. Fork, Utah 84003 Name Address City Payment enclosed Bill me MC Visa Exp. Date Acct. No. OETERSON E-nOLL- EY W Realty 85 East Main St. American Fork, Utah 756 9646 OPEN SATURDAY FROM 11 to 6 Kent J. Barlow Vergil D. Peterson 7 Ron L Peck Vivian Murdock 7564337 John E. Jolley Jr Boyd Wilson "FAMILY LIVING AT ITS BEST"- - Lehi 4 bdrm home with lots of extras. Large lot, wood burning stove, play area. with basketball court, nearly 4,000 sq. ft. finished. Assumable loan, will work with small down payment. Call Kent 756-964- 6 or 768-979- STARTER HOME WITH HORSE PROPERTY- - Cute little home in Lehi on 810 of an acre with animal rights. $46,000. Additional 1 acre available. 3 shares of irrigation water. Call Kent 756-964- 6 or 768-979- "A HOME FOR ALL REASONS"- - Custom built home in Lindon with a large main floor family room. acre with animal rights. $137,500. Finance terms are negotiable. Call Vergil 756-964- or 756-477- ALPINE DREAM HOME- - This lovely home has perfection in style & location. Quality home for the discriminating buyer. Oak throughout, unbelievable master suite, impressive family room & fireplace. A must to see. $275,000. Call Vivian 756-964- 6 or 756-433- COUNTRY HOME ON 6 ACRES- - $129,000. Payson 4 bdrm home with a huge country kitchen, family room, unique sewing or hobby loft, energy efficient fireplace & passive solar heat. Very flexible terms. Call Vivian 756-964- 6 or 756-433- AFFORDABLE FAMILY LIVING- - Ideal neighborhood in Am. fork that is convenient to schools & church. Finished bsmt., 1 baths, & a lovely fenced yard. ' $69,900. Call Vergil 756-964- or 756-477- WELL WORTH A PHONE CALL-- Recently remodeled brick home in Lehi. Fireplace, fenced yard, patio & garden with fruit trees. $54,900. Good financing available. Call Ron 756-964- or 756-540- Public Notice Alpine School District offers for sale, used carpet. Contact the purc-hasing agent at the District Warehouse, 90 North Church Street, American Fork, bet ween 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. between Oct. 18 and 22. Published in the Pleasant Grove Review, Lehi Free Press and American Fork Citizen Oct. 14, 1982. Pleasant Grove L Public Notices Notice To Creditors And Notice Of Appointment IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF VIRGINIA JACOBSEN SLATER, Deceased. Probate No. 21,038. ROBERT WARREN SLATER and KEN-NETH ARLIN SLATER, whose respective addresses are: 7564 Washington Road, Magna, Utah and 355 North 200 West, Pleasant Grove, Utah 2, have been ap-pointed Representatives of the above-name-d Decedent. Creditors of the above-esta- are hereby notified to present their' Jj'aims to the Un-dersigned Personal Representatives or to 'he Clerk of the Utah County District Court on or before the 13th day of January, 1983, or said claims will be forever barred. s ROBERT WARREN SLATER, 7564 Washington Road, Magna, Utah 84050. s KENNETH ARLIN SLATER, 355 North 200 West, Pleasant Grove, Utah 84062. s RAY M. HAR-DING, JR., AT-TORNEY FOR THE ESTATE, 58 South Main Street, Pleasant Grove, UT 84062, Telephone: (801) Published in the Pleasant Grove Review Oct. 14, 21 and 28, 1982. Notice Of Public Meeting The Pleasant Grove V"y Board of Ad-justments will meet Thursday, Oct. 14, 1982, cty Hall. Agenda for Luowrting is as 7:00 - Minutes of the 5s?onmeeting J:K - Rick Clark equest a special ex-ception to be able to 2! Tl sectin of link fence along Property at 200 East J North. City Or- - ance allows 4 ft max. without special "Option from Board of Adjustments. 7:15 - Jim Bezzant wants to construct a 1500 sq. ft. storage building at approx. 1198 East 200 South. City ordinance requires a variance when ac-cessory buildings are larger than 1000 sq. ft. in aP.I.S.D. zone. All interested parties are invited to the meeting to express their opinions. Jack Jeppson Published in the Pleasant Grove Review, Oct. 7 and 14, 1982. |