(D 15513 State money So 50 So 50 of Sanche ird Brown Floral Co. We Core Because You Do "Always the in flowers 364-5544 5th So. 11th West MILDRED'S FLOWERS 486-7267 1522 E. 33rd So. Legal Notices 04.
FLORISTS Sealed bids will be received by the Purchasing Department of Salt Lake County until 11:30 a.m., Friday, March 31, 1978, on Quote for construction of a bridge on 300 East across Milicreek. NOTICE TO ALL PROSPECTIVE CONTRACTORS: This contract will be a FEDERALLY FINANCED COMMUNITY DEVELOPED PROJECT. Accordingly, a PRE. BID meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 22, 1978, at 10:00 a.m., in the office of the Salt Lake County Purchasing Agent at 151 East 2100 South (Bldg. third floor), Salt Lake City, Utah.
New guidelines and regulations of the Federal Government controlling COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS will at said disseminated meeting. and discussed be ALL CONTRACTORS DESIRING TO BID ON THIS PROJECT SHOULD ATTEND THIS MEETING. The County Commission reserves the right to reiect any all bids. Only bids giving a quotation, properly signed, will be accepted. Plans and specifications may be obtained from the County Surveyor's Office, 2033 South State Building A $15.00 deposit is required.
PARKER ROBISON. (D-9) Purchasing Agent SALT LAKE COUNTY INVITATION TO BID Legal Notices PUBLIC NOTICE To be sold at public auction two (2) 1976 Mack Trucks, model RS685LS; and two (2) 1976 Parkhurst Flat Bed Trailers. The auction will be held by Lynn Taylor on March 27, 1978, at MACK TRUCKS, 2795 South 300 West, Salt Lake City, Utah, at 11:00 a.m. Units will be sold TO the highest bidder. Terms: Cash, day of sale.
Units may be inspected any time before sale at above location. MACK FINANCIAL CORPORATION 2525 South Main. Salt Lake City, Utah 84115. DOUGLAS A. NICHOLS (D-85) District Finance Manager NOTICE BY No.
P-78-204 IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF SALT LAKE COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH IN THE MATTER OF THE TRUST OF SANFORD A. JOHNSON LEAH J. JOHNSON, his wife. Notice is hereby given to the heirs of SANFORD A. JOHNSON, JOHN or LEAH J.
his wife, including Barney Johnson, Margaret Bowell, Albert Johnson, Rose Anderson, Engiebert Johnson, Svava Anderson, Lafay Johnson, Silas A. Buckland, Laura Ellis, Lula May Johnson, Neil Lovett, James Buckiand, Fuschia Lang, Russell Buckland, Leona Faye Hannay, Golden Buckland and those claiming kinship through same, that 9, 1978, ZIONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK filed with this Court a Petition for Construction of Trust and Determination of Remainderman. The Petition has been set for hearing in this Court at Salt Lake City, Utah, April 19, 1978, at 9:00 o'clock, a.m. DATED this 9 day of March. 1978.
W. STERLING EVANS Clerk of the Court By: Martha Larson (C-80) Deputy NOTICE OF HEARING BEFORE THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF UTAH, CASE NO. 78 101-01, in the Matter of the Application of SKYWEST AVIATION, INC. a Utah corporation, for approval of increases in its rates and charges. Notice is hereby given that the above-entitled matter will be heard before the Public Service Commission c.
Utah on Thursday, the 30th day of March, 1978, commencing at 10:00 a.m. at the Commission hearing room, 330 East 400 South, Salt Lake City, Utah. Applicant proposes to make the following changes in its tariff for passenger service with regards to intrastate service: SGU CDC MIL RIC Kanab Delta Fill SALT LAKE 41.67 40.74 37.04 32.41 46.30 25.93 27.78 STUDENT FARES (Stand By) 27.78 26.85 CEDAR CITY 14.81 14.81 19.44 14.81 27.78 26.85 ST. GEORGE 25.93 25.93 14.81 33.33 32.41 Applicant further proposes to increase its tariff for air cargo service as follows: 1. For all items 10 pounds or less to be charged a base rate of $8.57.
2. For all items more than 10 pounds to be charged the base rate of $8.57 for the 10 pounds and $.17 for each pound in excess of the 10 pounds. 3. Cargo between St. George and Cedar City to be charged a base rate of $3.81 for 10 pounds or less with the $.17 a pound for each pound in excess of the 10 pounds.
In support of the proposed changes, Applicant alleges as follows: 1. Applicant's operating costs have increased significantly since its last allowed tariff increase se on April 25, 1977. (a) Applicant's costs during 1978 will increase by 8.5% over 1977 for the same amount of flying involved, and increases in wages, fuel, increased station rent, and other miscellaneous costs. 2. Applicant alleges that the fares proposed are within the range that would be presented by the Civil Aeronautics Board if Skywest were certificated and thereby regulated by them.
3. Applicant alleges that its financial condition as evidenced by its balance sheet reflects that as of December 31, 1977, Applicant shows a positive retained earnings of $7,238, the first in the history of the Company. Applicant alleges that the proposed tariff increases will help to continue adding to retained earnings thereby allowing Skywest to continue to increase quantity and quality of air service in Utah and thereby insure the public convenience and necessity required in its operating authority is properly served. By Order of the Commission. DATED at Salt Lake City, Utah this 17th day of March, 1978.
VICTOR N. GIBB Secretary Attorney of Record: J. Ralph Atkin 60 North 300 East St. George, UT 84770 (D-79) NOTICE OF BONDS TO BE ISSUED Public notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Salt Lake County, Utah, approved and adopted the following resolution on March 6, 1978, authorizing the issuance by Salt Lake County of its Industrial Facilities Development Revenue Bonds in the amount, for the purpose and under the terms and conditions specified in said resolution. Notice is further given that copies of the following resolution and other pertinent documents referred to therein are on file in the office of the Commission Clerk of Salt Lake County, Room 509, City and County Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, where such documents may be examined by any interested person during the regular office hours of Salt Lake County, Monday through Friday, for a period of at least 30 days after this publication of notice.
The aforesaid resolution is hereby published in its entirety as follows: RESOLUTION NO. 518 A RESOLUTION authorizing and providing for the issuance by Salt Lake County, Utah, of its Pollution Control Revenue Bonds (Kennecott Proiect) in an aggregate principal amount not exceeding $50,000,000 and bearing interest at a rate not exceeding per annum to finance certain pollution control facilities of Kennecott Copper Corporation, a New York corporation, within Salt Lake County, Utah, and paying expenses incidental thereto, pursuant to the Utah Industrial Facilities Development Act, Title 11, Chapter 17, Utah Code Annotated, 1953, as amended and supplemented; said Bonds to be payable solely from certain revenues derived from a financing agreement to be entered into by Salt Lake County, Utah, with Kennecott Copper Corporation and a promissory note of Kennecott Copper Corporation issued pursuant thereto, in a principal amount equal to the principal amount of said Bonds and bearing an interest rate equal to the interest rate borne by said Bonds; said Bonds in no event, directly or indirectly or contingently to constitute a general obligation or liability of Salt Lake County, Utah, or a charge against its general credit or taxing powers; authorizing the sale, at not less than of the principal amount thereof, of said Bonds pursuant to a purchase agreement to be entered into by Salt Lake County, Utah, with Morgan Stanley Co. Incorporated or with a group of purchasers represented by Morgan Stanley Co. Incorporated; approving such pollution control facilities; repealing all regulations, resolutions or portions thereof in conflict with the provisions hereof. WHEREAS, KENNECOTT COPPER CORPORATION, A New York corporation (the "Company') has proposed to finance its acquisition, construction and installation of the below-mentioned air pollution control facilities (the "Project at its milling, smelting and refining complex located in Salt Lake County, Utah.
(the and has requested the County to assist in such financing pursuant to the provisions of the Utah Industrial Facilities Developmont Act. Title 11. Chater 17, Utah Code Annotated, 1953, as amended and supplemented (the "Financing and WHEREAS, the County and the Company entered into a of Agreement dated June 19, 1972, as supplemented by Extension Agreement dated as of June 1, 1973, and Supplemental Extension Agreement dated as of June 1, 1975, relating to the County's assistance in such financing pursuant to the Financing Act; and WHEREAS, the County pursuant to its Resolution No. 488 as amended by Resolution No. 494, authorized the issuance of its Pollution Control Re venue Bonds due 2007 (Kennecott Project) in the agore: gate principal amount of and WHEREAS, in accordance with the provisions of the Financing Act.
the County prop05es enter into (1) a financing agreement (the "Financing Agwith the Company pursuant to which the Company will issue to the County its promissory note maturing not later than the year 2008 (the in the principal amount equal to the principal amount of the below-mentioned Bonds, (il) an indenture of trust (the "Indenture') pursuant to which the County will issue its Pollution Control Revenue Bonds (Kennecott Prolect)" Bonds') in an aggregate principal amount not exceeding $50,000,000, maturing not later than the year 2008, and (ill) a purchase agreement (the "Purchase with Morgan Stanley Co. Incorporated, as the purchaser or as the representative of a group of purchasers, pursuant to which the County will sell the Bonds: WHEREAS. the Financing A 10 So. Jays Call in a in the 10 Front to DO Utah US 1 be in must to of State 2 Cancellations ton 2 1713 an and Bar tor YOU first and for So. ge ads of 9 it or lawver shore re.
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in by Company 521 Payable 7950 if Agency is needs All Receivable accounts accounts CO CO. 15 THE DAYS in and our EAST company trailer and of on SALT now hiring S. Elec sur 10 be So land able 477 others key BOAT commission. CH Obituaries (Additional obituaries Page C-19) Vance Royal Nielson MONROE Vance Royal Niel- son, 60, 48 S. Main Monroe, died March 21,1 1978.
in the Sevier Valley Hospital. Born June 14, 1917, Monroe, to Henry 0. and Arvena Doxford Nielson. Married W. Gladys Ballinger Feb.
15. 1943, in the Salt Lake City Temple. Retired school teacher. Veteran Ww. Taught commercial art, English and Spanish in the South Sevier High School for 27 years, retiring in 1974.
Past commander and adjutant Monroe American Legion. Accomplished pianist, artist, carpenter, cabinet maker and potter. Elder LDS Church. Past employee Hill Air Force Base and the Utah State Road Dept. Survivors: wife, Monroe; 1 son and 1 Pleasant; daughter, Janice F.
Nielson, Mt. Jeff V. Nielson, Monroe; 3 grandchildren; Angela, Natalie, Daniel Jeff, all Monroe; 4 brothers and 2 sisters, Orion H. Nielson, Provo; Mrs. Aaron (Marva Parsons, Monroe; F.
Deon Nieison, Cedar Cily, Mrs. Forest Porter, Central Sevier County; McRay Nielson, Monroe; Morris K. Nielson, Laramie, Wyo. Funeral Friday, 2 p.m., in the Monroe 3rd LDS Ward chapel, where friends may call after 12 noon Friday. Burial in the Monroe City Cemetery with military rites by Jensen-Colby Post 45 of the American Legion and the Richfield Unit of the Utah National Guard.
Funeral direcior Neal S. Magleby and Sons Mortuary. Joseph Geraid Carpenter Joseph Gerald Carpenter, 87, of Manti, Utah passed away March 21, 1978 in a Salt Lake hospital. Born May 23. 1890 in Salt Lake City to Joseph Hatten Carpenter and Matilda Alder.
Married Bertella Allred, September, 1916 in the Mantil Temple. Shel passed away, March 5, 1919. Married Mary Koch, October 1, 1919 in the Manti Temple. Served an LDS Mission 1913-1915 in Germany. Active in scouting.
Silver Beaver recipient. Master Men. Member bishopric. High priest group leader. Ward clerk.
Survived by wife, Mary K. Carpenter; children, Mrs. William C. (Julie Eliza) Hague, Robert a A. Carpenter, Mrs.
Dale J. (Ruth) Johnson, all Salt Lake City; Mrs. Lavon (Evelyn) Urie, Bountiful: Mrs. Craig M. (June) Ward, Portland, Carl H.
Carpenter, Springville; G. Arthur Carpenter, Ogden: 29 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; brothers and sister, Edith C. Madsen, Salt Lake City: Edwin S. and H. Eugene Carpenter, both of Manti; Dr.
G. Alvin Carpenter, Provo, Utah. Funeral services Friday 1 p.m. in the Manti Second Ward Chapel. Friends may call Thursday 7-9 p.m.
at Buchanan Mortuary and Friday prior to services. Interment. Manti City Cemetery. Woodrow Thornton Carothers Woodrow Thornton Carothers, 61, of 3330 South 1940 West, died March 21, 1978 in a local nospital. Born April 7, 1916, Woodbine, Kansas, to Charles Adam and Elizabeth Huff Carothers.
Married Helen Lucille Ponzar im 1945, Ogden, Utah. She died October 18, 1959. Married Ruth Miner Clawson, July 2, 1960. Elko, Nevada. Employee of P.I.E.
for 34 years. Survived by his wife; three sons and three daughters: R. Kent, Hunter; Kathy, Charles, James, all Granger; Ruth Ann, Rhea, both Sandy; two grandsons; one brother, James, Topeka, Kansas. Graveside services, Friday, 10 a.m., at Mt. Calvary Cemetery, 4th Avenue and Street.
Friends may call, Thursday 6-8 p.m., and Friday, 8:30 to 9:15 a.m., at McDougal Funeral Home, 4330 South Redwood. Eric Gustaf Larson Eric Gustaf Larson, 85, died March 16, 1978. Born De cember 11, 1892 at Solie Varmland, Sweden, to Lars and Anna Louisa Johanasson Andreason. Married Bessie D. Baxley, July 3, 1916, Salt Lake City.
She died May 14, 1976. Member SwedIsh Lutheran Church: formerly employed by Conves, P.I.E., White Truck and Cummings Diesel as a diesel mechanic. Survivors: sons and daughters: Garold Mrs. William L. (Bonnie) Robinson, both Salt Lake City: Milo Biloxi, Mississippi; Mrs.
Floyd (Thelma) Roberson, Page, Arizona; foster daughter. Eileen Logston, Salt Lake City; grandchildren; 30 greatgrandchildren; one great-greatgrandchild; brothers and sisters: Swen, Ture, Hilda, Elsa, Lillie, Astrid, all in Sweden. Funeral services Friday, noon, Deseret Mortuary, 36 East 700 South. where friends may call Thursday 7-9 p.m. and Friday one hour prior to services.
Burial: Berg's Sunset Lawn Memorial Park. George Clark Bush MILFORD George Clark Bush, age 79, Milford, died March 21, 1978 in a Milford hospital. Born September 5, 1898 Elizabeth, Colorado to Frank and Coral May Clark Bush. Married Fanny Goldman, later divorced. Married Gladys Gospill, July 1953 in Ely, Nevada.
Membe Methodist Church. A mason, member Albert Pike Lodge No. 14. Survivors: wife, Milford; two sons, one daughter, Clark Mission Vieio, Keith Huntington Beach, Mrs. James (Margaret) Holland, Tooele; eight grandchildren; two sisters.
Mrs. Adella Bell and Mrs. Coral Morris, both Cave Junction, Ore. Funeral services, Friday, March 24, 1978 11 a.m. Milford Community United Methodist Church.
Interment, Milford City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Metcalf-Campbell Mortuary. FUNERAL 005 NOTICES DESERET MORTUARY FUNERALS COOPER. FLORENCE, Thursdav. 1:00 p.m..
Deseret Mortuary, 356 E. 700 South. NIELSEN. GAIL, Thursday, 11:00 a.m., Deseret Mortuary, 36 E. 700 South.
HAMLET, KAYSIE ELIZABETH, Graveside services, sday, 2:00 p.m., Salt Lake City Cemetery. Deseret Mortuary, East 7th TO SERVE YOU -PLEASE CALL 364-6528 or 566 1249 Eric Gustaf Larson will be held Friday. 12 noon at Deseret Mor tuary, 36 East 7th South, where friends may call Thursday, 7 to p.m., and Friday prior to service. Interment at Sunset Lawn MemorVal Park. Funeral directors.
Deseret Mortuary. LARSON Funeral services for FUNERAL 012 DIRECTORS Berg Memorial Centers Now 2 Locations SUNSET LAWN SUNSET GARDENS Of The Valley All In One Place At One Low Cost 582 1582 571-2771 Legal Notices REPORT AND TENTATIVE ORDER CASE NO. 77-226-01 BEFORE THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF UTAHIn the Matter of the Applica tion of LEWIS BROS. STAGES, INC. for an increase in intra state rates.
By the Commission: Lewis Bros. Stages, filed an Application with the Commission for authorization to publish 4th revised page 6 to its P.S.C Utah Tariff No. 2, amending its present tariff by providing an additional service to the public, and to do so on one day's prior notice. The Commission, having reviewed the matter and being fully advised in the premises and having determined that this is appropriate subiect matter for its summary procedure. now makes the following Findings of Fact and Conclusion, together with its Order based thereon.
FINDINGS OF FACT 1. The Commission, pursuant to the provisions of Section 54-3-3, Utah Code Annotated 1953, as amended, is vested with authority to waive the thirty days' notice required in connection with the filing of tariffs, for good cause shown. 2. Petitioner, Lewis Bros. Stages, has proposed to publish, on one day's notice, 3 4th revised page 6 P.S.C.
Utah No. 2, which would amend its present tariff to make provision for an additional service to the public, i.c.. For passengers traveling or to Park City on the fares named in this item, carrier will provide transportation between carrier's Park City depot and destinations in Park City and points within 2 miles thereof, for a one-way fare of $1.50. 3. Good cause exists for the waiver of the notice provisions of Section 54-3-3 because the carrier has suffered an annual increase of $38,000.00 in the costs of its insurance, and must generate additional revenue to meet monthly commitments to pay for such insurance coverage.
The carrier will come before the Commission for a rate increase hearing at which time it will present to the Commission complete information regarding its revenues and the allocations of operating expenses as between interstate and intrastate services. 5. The Division has investigated the services of the carrier at Park City, and has concluded the carrier is rendering a useful and satisfactory service, and no complaint has been registered with the Commission on the carrier's fares services. CONCLUSION Based upon the foregoing Findings of Fact, the Commission concludes that the Application of Lewis Bros. Stages, should be granted as requested.
ORDER NOW, THEREFORE IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, That Lewis Bros. Stages, Inc. be and is authorized to publish 4th revised page 6 P.S.C. Utah No. 2 Tariff to become effective on one day's notice.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, That the fare implemented pursuant to this Order shall remain in force and effect for a temporary period not beyond May 1, 1978. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED. That the contents of this Tentative Order be published by Applicant in a newspaper of general circulation within the State of Utah and area involved, as soon as such can be reasonably accomplished, for at least two issues with proof of publication to be filed with this Commission fifteen days from the date of first publication. Unless meritorious written protest is filed within twenty days of the date of first publication thereof, this Tentative Order shall be in full force and effect as the Final Order of the Commission. Should any in terested party file written, timely and meritorious protest, the Commission may, in its discretion, set the matter for hearing or for further consideration.
DATED at Salt Lake City, Utah, this 17th day of March, MILLY O. BERNARD, Chairman OLOF E. ZUNDEL, Commissioner KENNETH RIGTRUP, Commissioner (SEAL) Attest: VICTOR N. GIBB, Secretary (D-71) Call 237-2000 to place your Want Ads NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of a public hearing to be held in the Sandy City Hall, 800 East 100 North, Sandy, Utah. before the Sandy City Council on March 28, 1978, at 8:00 p.m.
to consider the adoption of an Ordinance Creating and Establisning a Fire District within the limits of Sandy City and Fire Zones within the said Fire District. Any questions you may have regarding this hearing may be directed to the City Attorney's Office or Fire Department Business Office." BY ORDER OF THE SANDY CITY COUNCIL. (D-70) CUSTODIAL CONTRACT UTAH TRANSIT AUTHORITY Three office locations Please pick up bid specifications at the UTA Purchasing Office, at 616 W. 2nd So. For further information contact: William L.
Peters Purchasing Manager 531-9424 X-260 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER WILLIAM L. PETERS (D-76) Purchasing Manager 010 SPECIAL NOTICES UTAH STATE RESIDENTS of Take advantage our TOLL FREE WATS LINE to place YOUR AD in Classitied 800-662-9186 8 AM TO 4 M. DAILY MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY FOOD 011 STORAGE FOREMOST DRIED MILK SALE Non Fat Reg. bag, $38 Two or more bags, $37.50 ea Ask for price lists on raw or roasted shelled nuts for storage or everyday use. Mild clover honey, Pail $25 NELSON'S 525 S.
500 W. 364-6523 SICK OF INFLATION? Relieve Financial Tension ASSOCIATE BUYERS CO. 530 So. 2nd West. 364-0750.
'73 AUDI Fox 4 dr. auto. $2,000. Call 487-7302 015 MINING. URANIUM URANIUM ORE TARGETS New Landsat-Geochem Apl's.
Min, cost. Sr. Geologist 266-6873 020 SALES AUCTION LIQUIDATION AUCTION HIGHEST BIDDER BUYS SAT. MARCH 25 12 NOON Old Forest School 21st. So.
9th East Look for Sale Sign Example: Food dehydraters. color TV, black -white portable T.V Delane meat smokers, steam juicers, Braun bread mixers, pitters. wheat, flour mills. LOADS Sold to the highest bidder. Brand New Merchandise With Factory Warranty S.F.
TRUNZO 355-3300 FARM AUCTION DISPERSAL Sat. Mar 25th at 10 A.M 7 miles NW of Fruita, Colo. at 1452 Road JO (D) 4420. duals, cab weights 980 hrs. 2-JD (D) 4020 (1 with cab).
JD tandem, near new JD two row beet digger IH 440 baler (twine) potato 2 Chev. tandem axle trucks, hoist. Complete line of add'l. tarm machinery, all in good condition. OWNER BEEDE FARMS Auctioneers: Roland Hicks (303) 245-2848 or 245-3737 Member of NNA OLSON AUCTION GALLERIES Call us for your auction needs 4303 SOUTH A MAIN A 261-4258 AUCTIONS CALL US H.
Margulies 486-9111 or 266-4167 Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OF HEARING CASE NO. 78-031-01 -BEFORE THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF UTAHIn the Matter of the Application of MT. WHEELER POWER, INC. for approval of its proposed rate increase of $39,468.00 annually. Notice is hereby given that the above-entitled matter will be heard before the Public Service Commission of Utah on Wednesday, the 29th day of March, 1978, commencing at 10:00 a.m.
in the new gymnasium at Wendover High School, Wendover, Nevada. Applicant proposes to increase its rates in Utah as follows: Rate Proposed Additional Code Description Increase Per Revenue Kilowatt -Hour A and Domestic Service and A-S Seasonal Residential and Farm Schedules 27.9%0 7,091 Commercial and Industrial Lighting and Power Service 26.0% 6.967 Irrigation Service Seasonal 36.4% 25 410 458 Applicant alleges that said increases are intended to increase its rate of return on rate base for the Utah portion of its system from for the test year 1976 to a return on rate base of 1.7%. Applicant alleges that the requested increase are necessary due to inflationary price spirals in the materials and labor necessary for the operating of its system. Additionally Applicant alleges that during 1976 it experienced a near doubling of purchased power costs from its wholesale suppliers. These wholesale power increases coupled with the increased operating costs have created a severe and serious financial position for the company such that substantial financial losses are now being experienced.
For further information or details, the Application is on file at the office of the Commission and is available for public inspection. By Order of the Commission. Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, this 14th day of March, 1978 VICTOR GIBB. Secretary Attorney of Record Elliott Lee Pratt 351 South State Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 (D-78) NOTICE Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to the provisions of Title 41-1-115 and 135, Utah Code Annotated, 1953 the State Tax Commission of the State of Utah will sell as is the following described property at public auction to the highest bidder at the hour and place shown below: Any motor vehicle advertised below may be released to owner prior to sale upon proper proof of ownership. Any motor vehicle impounded under wrong ID number may be withdrawn from the sale: STATE IMPOUND SALE OF MOTOR VEHICLES, SALT LAKE COUNTY, MARCH 30, 1978 8:30 A.M.
Cal Brown Towing, 872 W. So. Temple 1963 Chev. 4 Dr. UTP00821 9:00 A.M.
Hinckley 2775 So. 3rd West 1965 Chev. 4 Dr. Vin 288514 1958 Pickup Vin 1968 Dodge Dart Vin D8B159670 1969 Ford 4 Dr. Vin 1962 Ford 2 Dr.
Vin 1966 Merc. 2 Dr Vin 1965 Merc. Comet Vin T518659 1962 Pontiac 4 Dr. Vin 1969 Subaru 360 Vin 10:00 A.M. J.
D. Towing, 3371 So. 5th West 1965 Rambler 2 Dr. Vin P109884 1970 Buick Opel 2 Dr. Vin 1967 Buick 4 Dr.
Vin 1964 Cad. 2 Dr. Vin 1946 Chev. Bus Vin 1969 Dodge Charger Vin 167327 1967 Ford 2 Dr. Vin J55H135183 1960 Pontiac 4 Dr.
Vin 1973 Utility Trailer Vin 11:00 A.M. ClydeS Custom Body Shop. 4876 West. Murray 1970 Buick Vin 1966 Ford Sta. Wan.
Vin 174303 1966 Ford Vin 173626 1564 Ford Sta. Wgn. Vin 177479 1952 Ford Sta. Wgn. Vin Unknown International Vin 1971 Olds.
2 Dr. Vin 1969 Pontiac 2 Dr. Vin 1963 Pontiac 2 Dr. Vin 1977 Honda 2 Dr. Accord Vin 1:00 P.M.
Clough's Auto Repair, 9730 So 1963 Chev. Pickup Vin Unknown Yamaha Motorcycle Vin Uninown Tot Gote Mini Bike Vin 2:00 P.M. Commercial Towing, 4080 W. 2100 Unknown Trailer Vin 2:30 P.M. Auto Wrecking, 4397 W.
700 1963 Chev. 2 Dr. Vin J166985 3:30 P.M. Harman's 66 Service, 2860 W. 3500 1965 Buick Skylark Vin 1972 Chev.
Dr. Vin 210624 1971 Chev. 2 Dr. Nova Vin 1968 Chev. Nova 2 Dr.
Vin 1966 Chev. Impala Vin 1964 Chev. 2 Dr. Vin 1948 Chev. Pickup Vin RB1752 1965 Chrysler Imp.
Vin 1971 Dodge Vin E104296 1965 Dodge 4 Dr. Vin 1968 Ford Mustang Vin T214307 1966 Ford Van, Vin 1949 Pontiac GTO Vin 1971 Yamaha Motorcycle Vin IRTS The purchase price to be payable in lawful the United States of America. The seller reserves the right to bid Dated this 15th dav of March. 1979. STATE TAX COMMISSION PHILLIP PROCTER Commission Tax 035-Legal Services DICK CALDER ATTORNEY LAW KEARNS 531-1411 $150 plus filing tee Husband and $250 filing fee DIVORCE -uncontested $150 filing for Bankruptcy and divorce lees may be paid installments CORPORATIONS, $125 SIMPLE WILL.
$35 PROBATE. $35 per OTHEK LEGAL SERVICES consultation for charge RULON R. PRICE ATTORNEY LAW EAST 3900 SUITE 268-3121 Uncontested DIVORCE $150, filing tee BANKRUPTCY--Non Business individual. $150 plus tee Husband and wite, $250 filing fee ADOPTIONS, simple $100, filing tee OTHER LEGAL SERVICES ATTORNEY AT LAW. 583-2719 DIVORCE, $135.
a.m. p.m. 040 PERSONALS LADIES OVER 30 NOW your work self. LOOK into an exciting career MEDICINE Become MEDICAL ASST OR MEDICAL SEC. Now the chance take tomorrows and do something special with your FOR personal appointment, 486-3076 VALLEY COLLEGE PLEASE CHECK YOUR THE NEWSPAPER AGENCY makes every effort to avoid errors in advertisem*nts.
Each ad is carefully checked and proofread, but when hundreds of ads are processed each day, mistakes do slip through. We ask, therefore, that you check your ad the FIRST day it appears and immediately report any error to the Classified Department by calling 237-2000. We regret that we cannot be responsible for more than one day's incorrect insertion if you do not call the error to our attention. Thank You. Sugar House Living Center Complete living center for young and old.
Large yard and recreation area. Salt Lake's newest boarding house. 2171 So. 5th East. Call or and see US.
485-0122. 972-4901, come, 467-5504. LEE'S INTERNATIONAL HOUSE OF PHOTOGRAPHY EASTER PORTRAIT SPECIAL 3x5, 1 8x10 and 4 wallets. In our studio in color, $7.95. 262-6597, 3719 So.
State. GARAGE SALE 9 AM to 2 PM. Kitchen set, tape recorders, and many more items. 974 JASPER CIRCLE (27th South and 950 East). YOU ARE UNIQUE Our weightloss clinic specializes individual programs in weight lOSS through emotional, physical and nutritional balance.
For a free consultation, call 266-6451. SELF- IMAGE, yoga, T'al Chi, weight release Classes, presented by Women on Target, begining now at Y.W.C.A., Jewish nity Center and University Village. 278-3149. GETTING MARRIED? Pre-marital blood tests. 24 hr.
results--same day appts. Call 487- 4669. Valley Physical Examiners. BUY Silver dollars, Indian cents, gold proof sets, old coins, 328-1862. Rust Coin Gift, 311 South Main.
SICK OF INFLATION? Relieve Financial Tension ASSOCIATE BUYERS CO. 530 So. 2nd West. 364-0750. DONNA ANN POTTER- -Please call home or contact Angelo.
We have misunderstood each other. We love you. the kids miss you, let's Love Dad. THROUGH our unique leasing plan you can drive a car every year for about $500. Ail makes and models.
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INTERESTED in weekend exercise and nutrition excursions for your overweight teenage boy? For more info. call 466-1542. HIGHEST prices LOANED or ed. on iewelry or anything, value. AAA Jewelry 359-2035.
CHARLIE'S MEDITATION Now at 3444 So. Main, 467-1371 SELLING YOUR HOME-Save thousands of dollars. Call FSB0 262-1130, 255-1334. WANTED English baby carriage, in good condition. Please call 292-5176 after 5.30 p.m.
Center now accepting students. S.L.C., 272-2119 evenings. FOR SALE, Gioria Marshail membership, 159 treatments, for best offer, 969-6568. 2 FOR Lifetime spa memberships. no dues.
Best offer. 571-8605 or 943-3764 PREGNANCY Testing. All options available. 487-4738 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Info.
Assistance. 484-7871 PREGNANT? Need Help? Call Birthright, 531-6090. HYPNOSIS Weight control, smoking, personal problems 262-1168 WILL BUY ALL COINS Call anytime 582-2354 WHOLESALE necklaces, beads, rings, heshi silver, 582-4547 aft. 5 GUITAR or piano lessons, your house or mine. 262-6200.
GRAVE PLOT, $700. Located in Sunset Gardens, Sandy. 967-2254. WILL CARE for elderly people in my home. 256-7890.
SOMBREROS-Cowboy and Dress hats. Closeo 363-8650 050 MASSAGE STOPI THIS READ AND Salt Lake's Health Popular IMPERIAL STUDIO were we Coming Whirlpool 6272 week COME THE The King's Palace! WHIRLPOOL SAUNA MASSAGE EXTRA EQUIPPED to Open 60 West 400 0983 3300 South, MASSAGE ALADDINS NEW PERSONNEL THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1978 CLASSIFIED INFORMATION and INDEX 237-2000 Utah residents outside the Salt Lake area Call TOLL FREE 1-800-662-9186 OPEN 8 A 105 daily P.M HollSaturday Sunday Counter Closed Telephone Service Desk open (No M. Noon now accepted) and changes may made, but ad will appear Sunday because printing schedules. When phoning Clas sified Ad always ask the to wording be repeated you Be certain to check the day the ad appears make sure is night. Especially check phone number and address the event of error.
notity the Classified Department at once Advertisers are expected check the hrst insertion. Newspapers will not be responsible for errors after the first day When cancelling an ad. ask for KILL number No allowances made without it All Help Wanted ads must state the nature of work Sales Help ads name the product to be sold and if the pay IS salary or commission, or both Cash in Advance Classifications Business Opportunity (non-contract), Work Wanted. Wanted to Rent. Travel.
Apartment to Share. Ads placed from Hotels and Motels The Newspaper Agency Corporation, the Salt Lake Tribune and the Deseret News reserve the night to reject any all advertising Advertising must conform with the copy and classification regulations of the publishers Newspaper Agency reserves the right to edit advertising placed the classified columns. Only standard (easily understood) abbreviations acceptable. No abbreviation in headinq. first word or any 'Key' word.
No two abbreviations 10 appear together THE PUBLISHER ASSUMES NO FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. ER RORS IN DURATION OF PUBLICATION. WRONG CLASSIFICATION, THE OMISSION OF COPY (PARTIALLY OR COMPLETELY) OR COM PLETE OMISSION OF THE TOTAL AD IN EITHER THE CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY ADVERTISING SECTIONS OF THE PAPERS LIAPILITY FOR ERRORS OR OMISSION SHALL NOT EXCEED THE COST TO THE ADVERTISER OF THAT PORTION OF SPACE OCCUPIED BY SUCH ERROR Claims for adjustment of the cost of the ad must be made within 10 days of pubiicahon Credit is allowed for first insertion only Receipts must be presented for cash refunds Every effort 15 made 10 eliminate false and misleading advertising Ads that inconvenience or disappoint readers have no place in these columns. HELP Clessification 100 through 190 RENT Classification 200 through 360 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Classification 390 through 490 FARM AND GARDEN.
Classification 500 through 590 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. Classification 599 through 860 AUTOS. TRUCKS. TION VEHICLES, MOBILE HOMES Classification 900 through 995 GOLDEN WEDDINGS. BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES in advance deadline. Lineage charge and picturs charge 030 LOST AND FOUND FOUND DALMATION 359-1266 FOUND -male Chocolate Lab, 521-4669. FOUND-small Shaggy male grey terrier. Vic 16th So. Foothill Dr.
Call Elaine 272-3329. LOST-10 month large long haired female Collie Golden, with white collar and paws, black tri-angle on tail. Friendly, gentle. Re. sponds to Peaches.
Rew. 261-0939 eves.and wk 521-8800 days. LOST German Shepherd female, light color. Give name on collar. Salt Lake-524-5807 or 1-768-8268 Lehi.
$50 Reward LOST poodle puppy, vic, 3111 West Lehi Dr. call 969-8373 LOST -Brittany Spaniels, female white collar tags, needs medical atten. for porcupine attack, male pup, white cinn. masked face, collar Rabbi tag only. 531-8242 aft.
5. LOST-REWARD. DOXIE BEAGLE, WHITE FEMALE, 14 deaf, partially blind. 35th So. near Highland Dr.
466-2567 or 377-4300 (collect) LOST -Labrador, vellow female. Ans, to Tish. Vic 23rd East 33rd So. $100 REWARD, 486-9954. LOST -Substantial reward for info.
leading to recovery of Motorola 2 way radio lost at Solitude on 534-1404, p.m. LOST BRACELET with green stones in or near Hotel Utah on Friday, sentimental value only. 581-9425, reward. LOST. Dalmation, 1 yr.
old male, brown leather collar. Vicinity of 9th South and 13th East. Reward. all 4 8 57 0 9 LOST -REWARD, small reddish colored mutt, 10 yrs. old, ans.
to vic. 1300 S. 12th W. 972- 5056. 487-9433 LOST -Pomeranian colored curled tail small male dog.
Chain collar. Ans. to Brownie. Reward. Vic.
70th So. 13th East. 942-0433. LOST-DOBERMAN, young, red male, vic. 3700 South State, $25 reward.
261-4176. LOST -LARGE male Doberman, small star on head. Granger area March 16. 969-5461 or 968-1191. LOST-Male Siamese cat, dark brown markings.
Vic. 35th So. 11th East. Reward. 484-6063.
LOST-Black Doberman puppy. Female. Uncropped ears. Rew. 278-4439; 521-0649; 359-5693 LOST -Red wallet.
Vic. Temple Grounds, No. Temple. Please return papers. Reward.
466-4057. OST-German Shepherd pup, 8 wk. male, "Blade," vic. 4500 So. Main, reward.
Please ph. 972-6324. LOST -REWARD $50 for return of Browning 22 pistol lost February 20, 1978. Call Doug 966-1802, days LOST-Springer Spaniel, white, male, $100 rew. 486-0307.
LOST smail black tom cat. White on chest, Central City. 359-2650. LOST. Small plastic key case with 6 keys.
532-7514 LOST black Lab Setter, beige coliar. Vic. 5th E. 27th Very friendly, ans. to Sady.
363-1739 LOST -Blue 10 speed, River View Jr. High. Reward. 268-6393. LOST -female Poodle, appricot.
needs hair cut, yrs. old, ward. 1133 W. 1300 50. 972-6425.
LOST -Holladay area thaired cats. orange white. gray Reward 277 LOST -Small black shaggy Scottish Terrier, female. Call 966-6483. Reward LOST -Vicinity 1st West and 6500 shorthaired cats.
2 large grange and white. grav Reward. 277-1713. LOST PET 533-0722 SERVICE, QUALITY FOR ANIMAL LIFE LEGAL 035 SERVICES YOU HAVE A LEGAL PROBLEM? LET HELP referral service for attorney problem who can handle the you have any area the state $10 for hr consultation 800-662 9054 watts JUMBLE that scrambled word game by HENRI ARNOLD and BOB LEE Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form Another bloody night! four ordinary words. IVGLI The Cricago Agnis LINAF GURDIT 3-23 WHAT DRACULA MIGHT DO WHEN HE GETS ANGRY.
PHYSEC Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon Answer here: CO a (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles QUASH JERKY SPONGE TIMELY Yesterdays Answer: What a girl might put on as she ends a quarrel with her boyfriend "MAKEUP" 050-Massage 100 -Help Wanted 100-Help Wanted ARLENE'S HEALTH STUDIO $5.00 SPECIAL with this ad. 4471 So. 9th E. 262-3004 BARBARA'S HEALTH STUDIO New Help 3950 So. 2nd East.
262-5972 Continental Health Studio 3646 South Main 268-2192 Mon. thru. Sat 11am-lam THE HEALTH STUDIO 3436 So. Main, 466-3811 INTERNATIONAL -972-3580. 3450 So.
Redwood. $5. Open Sat. Sun. 060 RESORTS, RECREATION.
TRAVEL AAACON AUTO TRANSPORT 38 W. 2nd So. 328-0642, 467-2610 We ship cars everywhere. CARS Delivered ANYWHERE Auto Driveway Co. 262-3662 5348 Kenwood Dr.
Murray RIDER NEEDED--Boston via Chicago. Leaving Work 487-7841, home 1-825-6079 HELP 100 WANTED NOTICE! The help wanted column of this newspaper lists job titles in This alphabetical arrangement done for reader convenience looking for a particular job possibility Job offers that mislead have no place In these columns. Please call 237-2995 If you find any exception JOD otters through commercial employment agencies will be found these columns. These companies are in private enterprise and the reader should be aware that a fee involved when securing placement through an employment agen- The word employment agency will appear any job offer listed an agency Please call 237-2995 If you find any ex- newspaper makes every attempt 10 inform advertisers of the rights regulations that apply help wanted advertis- ACCOUNTANT for commercialindustrial general contractor. 5 years construction experience required.
Cost accounting, preparation of statements, balance sheets, payroll taxes. Provide financial analysis and projections for budgeting investment and planning. Company paid pension, profit sharing, lite and health insurance. Salary negotiable. Contact Utah System Builders, 322-1307.
ACCOUNTING CLERK opening in local financial institution. Type 40 wpm, 10-key benefits, working Robyn, 521-6543 for appointment ACCOUNTANT-CPA FIRM In Roosevelt Utah has an opening for an accountant with audit experience. Send resume to Box 457, Roosevelt Utah. 84066, or call 1-801-722-5153. Position available immediately.
ACCOUNTANT, SENIOR, with audit and tax exper. with local CPA firm. Salary commensurate with exper. Phone 328-2517. ACCOUNTANT--for law firm.
Fee paid. Call Tony 328-0256. Intermountain Employment Agency. ACCOUNTANT-(FEE PAID) To $14,400 year. Quality Employment Agency, 363-6711.
ACCOUNTANT-3 to 5 yrs. expe rience. Salary commensuerte with abiltiuy. Call 255-1710. ACCOUNTANT: Work in to Sr position with estab.
CPA firm. $13,000. Steve, 521-9263. Snelling Snelling Employment Agency -fee pd. $14,000 yr.
Joys employment agency 486-3838 ACCOUNTING COMPUTER INPUT Computer typewriter keyboard input, with accounting back ground, especially payable, experienced only Good benefits. Call 973-2300 ACCOUNTING Clerk for aavable, cost and payroll. Type and key needed $55010 $500 Non smoker Call 484-4311, ask for Mr. Hone ACCOUNTING RECEPTIONIST Advertising Agency. Exper typ Accts.
payable work. Excel working conditions. Call Beverly Opportunity Employer ACCOUNTING CLERK 5000-5040 train will you have some background. Will negotiate This fee. is good solid Barbara 267-7860.
Seasons Employment Agency ACCOUNTING expanding subsid lary of NYCE firm seeks energet. individual for accounting position. Person must be willing and able perform detailed functons and assist in implementing automaled accounts receivable systems. 2 or more years of experience necessary or comparable education. Excel.
benefits, salary negotiable. Call Linda 531-1213. Equal opportunity employer. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK. Type 10 50 wpm, key, office general Salary open, Start immediately 972-3005.
$650 mo Emplover pays fee. office, outstanding bene fits Rapid advancement. Career ACME PERSONNEL SERVICE "Where the lobs are" Exclusive 6-Month Pay Plan. "FOR MORE INFO. CALL' ACME PERSONNEL SERVICE 1520 Beneficial Life Towers 36 So.
State 532-4211 ADMINISTRATIVE secretary, fee paid, to $850, sec. skills, no benefits Cox Employment Agency 363-7000 ADMINSTRATOR WANTED ALIVE PERSON, experienced in all phases of small industrial distributor operations, from purchasing to sales. MUST be effective in both verbal and written communications. Salary commensurate with capabilities. Call for appt.
Conveyors Equip ment, 972-4205. ADVERTISING-SALES DEPT. SECRETARY. Permanent full time position for responsible, capable secretary. Experience in dealing with suppliers and salesmen Complete benefit package is offered.
Send resume with salary history to: Mr. Winters Promotion Services, Inc. P.0. Box 1320, SLC, 84110 ADVERTISING TECHNICIAN Includes typing, filing, and some process-camera work. Skaggs Companies, 310 Bearcat Dr.
car rental co. seeking rental agent to rent its daily rental fleet. Call 531-1177. rental co. seeking individual to service its daily rental fleet.
Call 531-1177. AIDE for handicapped male, must live in male or female. Call after 7 p.m., 467-9137. AIR POLLUTION WANTED: A full time air pollution B.S. in Chemical engineering and at least 4 months experience with instrumentation required.
Knowledge of combustion products required. Computer background preferable. Must be able to plan and conduct studies. analyze and validate data, and prepare modeis, proposals, reports and written analyses. Salary range: per year.
Contact Mr. Harding Job Service, 533-2416 ALTERATIONS MATURE PERSON FOR HAND SEWING ON LADIES WEAR. APPLY 350 East First South. DESIGNERS AND DETAILERS Some office exper. required.
Preference to those with experience on medical projects. Send resume, salary requirements, references to G.N.P. Architects, University of Utah, Research Road, Bldg. 436, Salt Lake City. Utah 84112.
Att. NelsonPanushka. 581-3928. ARCHITECTURAL Draftsperson. Good opportunites.
363-2902. ARC WELDER, $4.00. 487 7586. ARTISTS Needed to work animated film drawings. Ability a must.
AMIMATORS ANIMATION LAY -OUTS BACKGROUND PAINTERS $250 to $350 plus per week starting salary. Interviewing TuesMarch, 28, Wednesday, March, 29. Call tor appointment. 355-1767 or 355-1766 ASSEMBLER Boat assembler $3.25 hour 187-7586 per ASSEMBLERS FOR 2ND 3RD SHIFTS LIGHT MANUFACTURING FOR LEADING MANUFACTURER OF WINDOW COVERINGS CLEAN WORKING CONDITIONS. EXCELLENT VACATION HOLE: AND INSURANCE EQUAL OPPOR.
EMPLOYER APPLY IN PERSON. 90 AVE UNION NORTH LAKE 292:1488 Assinhiers DESERET COMPANY manufacturer disposable gical products has expanded its facilities and needs an additional 200 employees. We offer major benefits inciuding pension plan and profit sharing. all shifts available. The work is not difficult-but demands good eye sight, coordination and is repetitious.
Starting wage Is $2.65 per hour with regular increases up to $3.30 per hour after year emplovment. In plant job posting system for promotions. Clean environ ment, with freeway accessibility minutes from downtown Interested applicants should apply personnel office 9450 South State, Sandy Equal opportunity employer WANT ADS 237-2000 ASSEMBLERS ELECTRO MECHANICAL ASSEMBLERS Must be able to assemble large varity of non-standard chassis slides, gear trains, etc to mill spec. This is a permanent and chal. lenging positon that offer excel; lent pay and benfits.
APPLY AT EDO WESTERN CORPORATION 2645 SOUTH 300 WEST SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84115 equal opportunity employer Act provides and the Bonds and the Indenture will provide, that the Bonds shall not, directly or indirectly or contingently, constitute or give rise to a general obligation or liability of the County or a charge against its general credit or faxing powers and the Bonds will be limited obligations of the County payable solely from certain revenues derived by the County under the Note and Financing Agreement which will be pledged and assigned under the Indenture to secure payment of the Bonds; NOW, THEREFORE, the Board of County Commissioners of the County of Salt Lake RESOLVES as follows: Section 1. The Project Facilities will constitute a "Project" contemplated by the Financing Act for the reduction, abatement or prevention of pollution. The County is authorized to finance the Prolect Facilities with the proceeds of the Bonds, and does hereby approve the Proiect Facilities, all pursuant to the provisions of the Financing Act. The Proiect Facilities are generally described as follows: Common Flues Dust Collection System Waste Heat Boilers Reactor Fan and Flue System Converter Gas Coolers and Flues Process Dust System Fugitive Gas System Acid Plants Added Cost to Double Contact Cost of Issuance of Bonds Interest During Construction Section 2. The Bonds shall be issued in a principal amount not exceeding $50,000,000, shall have a maturity not in excess of 30 years, shall bear interest at a rate not exceeding per annum, and have such other terms, all as shall be deter mined by the Board of County Commissioners prior to the issuance therof.
The Financing Agreement, the Indenture and the Purchase Agreement shall be substantially in the forms thereof as shall be determined by the Board of County Commissioners prior to the execution thereof. The sale of the Bonds to Morgan Stanley Co. incorporated the as the representative purchaser, or as group of purchasers, at a price not less than of the principal amount of such Bonds, as shall be determined by the Board of County Commissioners prior to the execution by the County of the Purchase Agreement, plus accrued interest to the date of delivery, is hereby authorized. Section 3. The Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, the County Clerk, any Deputy County Clerk, the County Treasurer, the County Director of Administrative Services, the County Attorney and all other proper officers and employees of the County are hereby authorized and directed to take all steps on behalf of the County and to execute and deliver all such certificates, requests, or ders, opinions, agreements and other instruments and documents (including financing and continuation statements) and to take such further acts as, in their judgment, may be necessary or desirable in order to! perform and discharge the obligations of the County under the Bonds, the Purchase Agreement, the Financing Agreement and the Indenture, or to accomplish the intent and purposes of this resolution.
Section 4. Immediately after its passage, this resolution shall be signed by the Chairman of the Board of County sioners and the seal of the County affixed and attested by the County Clerk, and shall be recorded in a book kept by the County Clerk for that purpose. Section 5. It is hereby declared that all parts of this resolution are severable and that if any section, paragraph, clause or provision of this resolution shall, for any reason, be held to be invalid or unenforceable, the invalidity or un enforceability of any such section, paragraph, clause or pro vision shall not affect the re maining provisions of this resolution. Section 6.
All resolutions and regulations or parts thereof heretofore adopted or passed which are in conflict with any of the provisions of this resolution are, to the extent of such conflict, hereby repealed. Section 7. This resolution shall become effective immediately upon its adoption by the Board of County Commissioners of Salt Lake County, Utah, this 6th day of March, 1978. SALT LAKE COUNTY WILLIAM E. DUNN Chairman, Board of County Commissioners (County seal) ATTEST: W.
STERLING EVANS Salt Lake County Clerk Upon conclusion of business the meeting was duly ad journed. WILLIAM E. DUNN Chairman. Board of County Commissioners ATTEST W. STERLING EVANS Salt Lake County Clerk ASSEMBLY WORKERS wanted.
Apply 1820 South Industrial Road between 9 and 4. ASSISTANT MANAGER-Person wanted to assist manager In small appliance field. Opportunity $195 (commission) per week. Call Salt Lake, 532-5919; Sandy, 561-2243; 290-2281 ATTENDENT-SERVICE STATION-PART time help We ends. Must be high school graduate.
972-9799; 532-9419 ATTENDENT service sta. Part time help wkends. Must be high school grad. 266-0657; 250-9929 AUDITOR, weekends, Friday and Saturday. Excellent benefits.
Uniforms furnished. Apply in person, Holiday Inn, downtown, 230 West 6th So. AUTO DETAILER. Trainee position. Opportunity for advancement.
$3.00 hr. plus incentive program. Apply in person at Ming of Utah 3204 South 300 West. ception. AUTO GLASS Life time opportunity for Individ val with auto glass experience.
Call 268-2571 for appointment. AUTOMOBILE TIRE CHANGER 8 to 6 wkdays, 9 to 5 Saturday. Insurance, vacation. See Ivan Hodges at Autowize, 1716 South State Street. AUTOMOTIVE--Needed immediately in Grand Junction-3 well qualified Auto Air Conditioning Installers.
Paid on commission; B-108. Qualified individuals call collect-Career Consultants (303) 243-9950. A division of TEMPO RARY SERVICES, INC. A vate employment agency. ing Automotive PARTS job opening at Bradshaw Auto parts, Kearns.
Experience pref. Call 968-3583 AUTOMOTIVE--Person to detail cars, pickup and deliver parts. etc. $100 week, 345 So. 2nd East.
AUTO PARTS COUNTER person needed to sell used parts. Mechanical knowledge and selling aptitude required. Starting salary during then commission on sales. Excellent monthly earning potential. A-1 National, 1009 Beck St.
363-2232. AVON Spring into a career this spring! Bring beauty, gifts and other great Avon Products to your area. High dollars. Flexible hours. Call 355-5147.
Babysitter RELIABLE occasional babysit ter, my home. 1 child. Vic. 3600 West 5300 So. Call 969-4884 BABY SITTER wanted week days.
3 small children. Vic 4300 500 East. Prefer someone that lives nearby. 262-1760. BABYSITTER: Need mature person.
2-3 days week, occasional nights, Holladay area. 277-3315. BABYSITTER wanted. week. nights.
S.L. area. 521-2958 aft. 6 BAKER -Experienced Apply in per son. Ask for Doug or Bill Albertsons Food Center.
Twin Falls, Idaho. BAKERS HELPER Expanding our production deptOpening for an aggressive person. will train, day work, Good benefits. 3475 So. 3rd West 487-4677.
BANK TELLER. Great opportynity for public oriented person to work with top company. $549 per month. Top benefits. Call Cathie 290-2476.
United Employment Agency BARBER Hair Stylist wanted; Golden Razor Salon. Booth rent Cal Butch, 359-1172. 364-5600. BARTENDER female pref Day shift, call 532-9537 BEAUTICIAN Licensed female. Vacation Rus Beauty Salon, 322-4311, 364 equal opportunity emplover ASSEMBLERS BEAUTICIANS exper.
following welcome. 466-4306 ASSEMBLY CLERK BILLING MEDICAL adding machine. basic knowledge of accounts receiv Medical terminology and experience preferred. PERSONNEL OFFICE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH 101 ANNEX BUILDING Apply 8-11 a.m. p.m.
Equal Opportunity Employer BOAT Manutacturer needs Engine Installer. Must be exper. Excel. pay and benefits. Catt 457 ACCOUNTS MANUFACTURER Need experienced help in engine' assembly department.
Must dependable and have good oriented noW Sea Secretary Employment work record. Excellent pay and benefit for right people. 355-2949..
