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Situated on two lots on tht old Fosston Town Sitt. kKludts auditorium chairs, some kitchen equipment, tables, two heaters, SCO Gal. propane tank, and Holer Outdoor John. Antique piano to be sold separately. Owners say "SELL" FOR WHATEVER IT BRINGS FOR Deed and Abstract will be furnishtd.

Contact Auctioneers for key to see the iniMe. Gun dubs, Church School Groups, Fraternal Civic Organizations This would makt an ideal club house on the prairie. (303)355-0790 AUSTIN AUSTIN AUCTIONEERS--REALTORS ER." Kid" Austin 1203 flh Street, Greeley, Colorado 80631 markets Stock Market Wdl Street Ucd NEW YORK (AP) The stock market ncked up wme broad gains today, encouraged by Federal Reserve moves to stimulate the economy. The 2 p.m. Dow Join average of 30 industrial stocks was up at 955.29 on top of a 21.11-point gain last week.

Advances outnumbered declines by better than a 2-1 margin among New York Stock Exchange-listed issuer Trading was active, with Big Board volume reaching 14.12 million shares by mid-afternoon. Analysts said the catalyst tor today's advance was provided by the Fed late Friday when it approved a reduction in the discount rate from 514 to 5H per cent. The discount rate is the charge the central bank makes on loans to its member commercial banks. The cut was seen as a step toward easier credit and expansion of business activity. This morning the First National Bank of Chicago lowered its prime lending rate from 614 to O'Xi per cent, following the lead of New York's Morgan Guaranty Trust last Friday.

With those favorable influences working for it, the market shrugged off a judge's ruling Friday evening against part of the financial rescue plan developed nearly a year ago for New York City. Brokers noted a calm atmosphere as officials sought alternative measures to keep the plan in operation. Sears Roebuck picked up a point to on news of a 34 per cent increase in the company's third quarter earnings. Kaufman Broad, the most active NYSE issue, gained V4 to 9'A. The company projected a very strong showing for the fourth quarter.

The Big Board's composite index rose .36 to 54.97, and the American Stock Exchange market value index was up .16 at 100.20. BU Atk Aft. Bank 131. UK Am. Nuclear lit AIU 4731 AZL (Farmhand) 4 Bayly Mfg.

IVt CNB UV 15 Comb. Eng. 44H 4414 COOTS 20 2014 First Nail. Bancorp 25V GWU 18V GWtHpfd.) 18 Hewlett-Packard M14 HomeLt.iPr. 13 15 MonfortofColo.

41t 414 Skaggs 22U United Bank Vipont Mining Vipont Chemical Hi Real Estate Transfers I1M ltrlm $2.85. Adolph Schsfer and Nettie Schafer to Victoria Moreno Benavidcs, Lot 12, Oliver Howard's Subdivision, Block 139, Greelev. DF $.55. Nov. 4 Delbert L.

Fast and Dieter Robert Kominski lo Richard D. Baumgarlner and Mary E. Baumgartner, Lot 5, Block 2, West Hill Estates, Fort Lupton. DF J.50. Carnation Co.

to Richard A. Sheet and Paulene Sheetz, part GttEELEY TO1KINE 47 Kent Schafer joins Bosworth, Sullivan N.v.1 Jack M. Haiti)' and Linda L. Haney to Georfe A. Fuher Lots 16, 17 II, in Block 11, Spencer Shafer's Addition, Pierce, DF 12.65.

James N. Richardson and Joyce Richardson to Charles K. Getting and Vicki M. Getting, Replat, Greeley, DF J3.IO. Lany J.

Cox and Barbara A. Cox to Barry W. Point andj Kent D. Schafer, 2818 W. 6th hat joined th; financial staff of Bosworth.

Sullivan, and Feedkrt sales Colorado Feedlots Direct Sales Report Monday, Nov. 22 Confirmed sales slaughter cattle 300. Late last Friday one set slaughter steers, choice 2-4, 1200. brought $39.50 delivered, four per cent shrink. No further sales confirmed into midmorning Monday.

Livestock DENVER (API --Monday's quotations, hogs 150: barrows and gilts unevenly JO- 1.00 higher; U.S. 1-3 200130 Ib 31.50 32.50; 1-3 230-350 Ib 29.50-31.50; 2 3 250-230 Ib 1729.50; sows mostly .25 higher, 1-3 300-600 Ib 19.50-23.50. BRUSH, Colo. tAPJ Mondays quotations, hogs barrows and gilts .501.00 hlghir; U.S. 1-2 200-235 Ib 33.iM-33.7S, with high-yielding 34.00-34.25; 2-3 200-350 Ib 31.00-32.75; 24 280 Ib SOWS higher; 1 3 300600 20.5023.00.

Neb. (AP) (USDAJ Live- Stock quotations Monday: Hogs: barrows and gilts fairly active, 5075 higher, some 1.00 higher; U.S. 1-3 190230 Ib 34.00-34.25, somf uneven weights 33.5034.00, 230-240 tbs 33.0034.00,"occasionally 34.25; 2402AO Ib 31.5033.00; sows firm to 25 higher, instances 50 higher; 300 600 Ib 23.50 24.25. Cattle: steers and heifers active, mostly 50 higher than previous midweek or 50-75 higher than limited Thursday Cows moderately active, firm to 25 higher; part load choice 1,275 Ib steers 41.00, three toads choice with end prime Ib 40.75, Choice 9750,325 Ib 39.25-W.SO, three loads choice Ib heifers 39.25, several loads choict and prime Ibs 39.00, choice 875 1,100 Ibs 38.0039.00; utility and commercial 19.00-21.00, few 21.50; canner and cutter 15.50-20.00. Sheep: 600; slaughter lambs higher, slaughter ewes scarce, choice end of prime wooled slaughter lambs 95-115 Ibs 41.00-42.00.

Estimated receipts Tuesday: Cattle and calves hogs sheep 300. KANSAS CITY (AP) Quotations for Monday: Cattle 1,900: Slaughter steers and heifers fully 1.00 higher than last Monday. Slaughter cows steady with last week's close. Feeder classes consigned for later auction. Slaughter steers choice 950 1150 Ib 37.5038.50, 1240-1337 Ib 36.50 37.00; mixed good and choice 950 1150 Ib M.00-37.00.

Slaughter heifers choice 800.1000 Ib 36.00-17 JO; good 725800 Ib 30.00 W.OO. Slaughter cows-utility and few commercial 18.00-21.00, high dressing 21.5022.00. Hogs 2,700: Barrows and gilts under 245 Ib firm to 25 higher, instances 50 higher; 250-2W Ib steady to weak, weights over GESTETNER MIMEOGRAPHS i Ib steady; I.I ro.MS Ib 300.330 Ib 34.25; 222 Ib 34.59; 240-230 Ib 32.50.33JO; 250-2M Ib 32.00-33.50; 2 3 260 270 Ib 31.00-32.00; 2A5.3BO Ib 30.CO-3I.OO; 185-330 Ib 28.00-29.50. Sows 50 75 highBT; I- 3 325-400 Ib 23.00 24.00. Simp 150: steady, wooled slaughter lambs choice and prime 90-100 ID 40.0042.00; 100-110 Ib 36.W-40.00; 110-133 Ib 33.00 36.00.

Shorn slaughter lambs-choice and prime no. I and fall shorn pelts BO- 100 Ib 41.00-43.00; 100-103 Ib no. 2 lo fall shorn 36.00-40.00. Slaughter ewes-utility and good a.00-11.00, cull 5.00-B.CO. Feeder lambs-very small lots choice and some fancy 65-95 Ib 33.00.37.00.

RstlmatestorTuesday: caltleSOO; hogs 2.500; sheep 150. Local grain Midmorning Prices Monday, Nov. 22 Corn no. 2,3.754:10 Barley 4.354.45 Oats(381bs.) 4.80-5.05 Wheat ordinary, 2.12-2.17 12 per cent, 2.20-2.25 13 per cent, 2.40-2.45 Pinto beans 11.50-11.50 Prices in dollars per hundredweight, except as indicated. Potatoes DENVER (API Market steidy.

U.S. total shipments 84 23 Colorado rails 000: truckins: Colorado 21, Idaho 3. 100 Ib sacks washed U.S. No. 1A unless otherwise stated.

Colorado round reds: 5.75, in 6.50-7.25, 50-lb sacks 2'a- in 3.58. live 10-lb film bags baled 3.50- 4.W. Russets: 6.50. five 10-lb film bags baled 3JO 4.25. Idaho russets: 10 OE minimum 8.50 9.00, 50 Ib cartons 80.100s 5.50.

6.00, some 5.25. CHICAGO (AP) (-USDA) Major potato markets FOB shipping points U.S. 1A Friday in 100 Ib sacks: Washington russets 4.50; Idaho russets 5.75- G.OO; Colorado red McClures 4.004.25; Colorado russets 4.755.00; Wisconsin round whites 3.25-3.50; Wisconsin russets few 4.25; Minnesota North Dakota Red River Valley round reds 3.25-3.50; Red River Valley Norgold russets 3.2S-3 sn Eggs-Butter CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Butter: issued only on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Eggs generally steady; sales delivered store-door, cartons unchanged; A extra large 78 85; A large 77-82; A mediums 7378. DENVER (AP) Market steady; demand good; offerings adequate.

LargeAA 7374, medium AA 69-70, small AA fJ-it, large A 72 73, medium A 68 69, large 55-56. 13038th Ave. DENVER (AP) Some dealers oil the market, others at 11.50 for U.S. No. 1 pin- los and 13.75 for U.S.

No. 1 great north- erns; FOB Denver and Nebraska rate basis. Cash grain CHICAGO (AP) Wheat No 2 soft red 2.59n Monday; No 2 hard winter 2.58n. Corn No 2 yellow 2.35=,in (hopper) 2.30%n (box). Oats No 2 heavy 1.63n.

Soybeans No 1 yellow 6.71n. No 2 yellow corn Friday was quoted at 2.35n (hopper) 2.30n (box). NEW YORK (AP) -Markets at a glance: Stocks-Higher. Cotton-Higher. Chicago BOT CHICAGO (AP) Soybean futures advanced 18 cents a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade Monday and the gain strongly influenced a demand and higher prices for other commodities on the floor.

The demand developed with only minutes left in the session and prices moved about 14 cents before the final bell rang. The buying was largely by commission house brokers on orders for the public and by local professional traders. futures were up 6 cents, corn 4 and oats 2V. Soybean meal advanced more than a ton but oil prices were narrowly mixed. Iced broilers were steady to about cent a pound higher in fairly active that reflected higher prices for red meat futures.

Demand was good for most commodities on the opening and prices quickly advanced from 2 to 8 cents in oats, corn, wheat and soybeans. Profit-taking then cut gains in all the pits but before midsession a rally got under way that lifted prices a few pennies in soybeans and in wheat. Prices then held at a higher level until the closing minutes when the new demand set in. At the close, soybeans were 11 to 18 cents a bushel higher, Janaury 6.91; wheat was 314 to 6 higher, December 2.64; corn was Ws to 4 higher, December 2.42% and oats were 14 to 214 higher, December 1.5714. CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on the Chicago Board of Trade Monday: High LowCIose WHEAT (5,000 bu) Dec 2.65 2.60 2.64 Mar 2.74% 2.6914 2.74 May 2.7914 2.74 2.7914 Jul 2.81 2.77 2.81 Sep 2.86 2.8214 2.86 Dec 2.94% 2.90 2.9414 CORN (5,000 bu) Dec 2.42% 2.40W 2.42% Mar 2.52 2.49 2.52 May 2.57 2.53'/i 2.57 Jul 2.61 2.5714 2.61 Sep 2.60W 2.57 2.59% Dec 2.56 2.53 2.56 OATS (5,000 bu) Dec 1.5714 1.55 1.5714 Mar 1.61 1.59V 4 1.61 May 1.60 1.59 1.60 Jul 1.55 1.5314 1.55 SOYBEANS (5,000 bu) Jan 6.91 6.7414 6.91 Mar 6.94 6.94 May 6.85 6.69 6.85 Jul 6.75 6.58 6.75 Aug 6.61 6.4214 6.61 Sep 6.26 6.12 6.125 6.06 5.91 6.06 Monday's Stock Prices By United Presi IntcnuUoMl AmT4T3.80 6214-Hi Beth Steel 2 BlueBcll .80 27li-H(i Braniff .24 lOli Celanse 2.80 Chryslr CitServ 2.80 Coltlndu 214 ContlOil 1.20 CrownZ 1.80 Delta Air .70 DowChem 1 EastK 1.608 Exxon 1.40d Firstne 1.10 FordMo 3.20 Fruehufl.80 GnElec 1.80 GnFood 1.50 GnMotS.Kd 2 GulfOil 1.80 Hallibrt HarrisCl.60 IntlPaper2 JohnMv 1.40 JohnJhn 1 Kencott KeMcG 1.25 Motorola .70 Penney 1.28 PhilPet 1.80 Vj ProcGa 2.20 QuakOat .92 RCA Corp 1 SafwStr 2.20 Sears 1.60a 14 Sun Oill Teneco 1.88 Texaco 2 Texlnstrl UnCarb 2.50 USSteel 2.20 Weld Count; Real Estate Transfers Document fees listed are at the rate of one cent per of the selling price.

Property selling for less than $500 is eiempt. Nov. 8 Lewis H. Curry and Mary Joyce Curry to Charles A. Chambers and Barbara J.

Chambers, the S14 of the N14 of the of 18-2-64, Weld County, DF $2.20. Bruce A. Gorze and Jeanne M. Gorze to Gerald Edison Staylor and Rosina Staylor, Lol 13, in Block 5, Hillside, Greeley, DF $3.52. Edwin E.

Carlson and Dorris M. Carlson to Joseph J. Bilger and Veronica W. Bilger, Lot 13, in Block 2, Casagrande Estates, Weld County, DF $4.90. William Kent Ververs and Raymond J.

Nieslanik to F. Dale Hammer and Marilyn J. Hammer, the E. 50 ft. of Lots 1 4 2, in Block 7, Alta Vista Addition, Greeley, DF $1.60.

Scott Realty trustee, to John 0. Walters and Lois A. Walters! Lot 2, in Block 1, Casacade Park Soulh, Greeley, DF $.98. Robert Ikenouye and June F. Ikenouye to Delberl Kline and Joyce Kline, part of the SEl'j of 32-5-65, Weld County, Webhan Corp.

to James Stanhope Moore, Lorraine Moore, and Harold Moore, Lot 4, in Block 2, West Lake Park, 2nd Filing, Greeley, DF $3.79. George G. Gates and Marian A. Gates to W. E.

Speetzen, Lot 8, revised map of Leadbetter's Subdivision, Greeley, DF $.95. Tom D. McKay and Bonnie McKay to Ralph L. Carlock and Melba Carlock, part of the of 13-5-65, Weld County, DF $5.50. Metals NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonfirrovs metal prices Monday, copper 7QH cents a pound, U.S.

destinations; lead 25'4-26 cents a pound; zinc 37 cents a pound, delivered; tin S4.1U7 a pound. New York; gold S130.55 per troy ounce. New York; silver K.3JS per troy ounce. New York; quicksilver $134.50 nominal per Mask, New York. By Tilt Afiodated Prei! Selected world gold pricts Monday.

London: Morning fixing (132.75, up afternoon fixing $133.90, up S3.70. Paris: afternoon gold fixing S134.07, up 11.44. Frankfurt gold clow $131.33, up ii.M. Zurich: $133.50 bid up $3.00, 1134.50 asked Handy Htrman basfi price, New York im.W, up 13.35. Engelhrd selling pricts, New York $134.40.

up $3.70. Wells Motor Inc. to John! R. P. Wheeler, dba Cache Investment all of Block except the W.

65 ft. and except the E10 ft. thereof, Fan- Addition, Greeley, DF $7.50. Frank E. Embree and Alice L.

Embree to Paul Flot and Juanita J. Flot, aka Juanita Flot, Lots 4 4 5 Lakeshore 2nd Addition, Evans, DF $14.10. Will F. Rothman, an undivided interest, and Leonard Alterman, an undivided interest to Ralph N. Riggs Jr.

and Carol B. Riggs, IheW. 110 ft. of the S. 45 ft.

of Lot 16, in Block 2, Cranford, Greeley, DF 8.50. John E. McArthur to Donald F. Soltz and Patricia L. Soltz, Lot 4, in Block 2, Crestview 1st Addition, Greeley, DF $3.25.

Dave Hart and Helen Hart, to Joe M. Flores and Cynthia Mary Flores, part of Lot 1 of the SWW of the NWV4 of 30-M5, Weld County, DF $.90. Nov. 3 Joe A. Griego and Clorinda M.

Griego to Frances Weber, Lot 37, in Block 3, Village Subdivision 3rd, Evans, DF $2.30. Hudson-Kersey Ranches to Joan Sheley and Howard Bixler, part of the S'A of 344-64, Weld County, DF $2.25. John Dennis Gibson and Karen A. Gibson to Elmer A. Kobobel and Marian) M.

Kobobel, Lot 27, Amended Plat of Sonny View Estates 1st Filing, Weld County, DF $7.92. Webhan Corp. to Stephen R. Loveless and Ruby Ann loveless, Lot 27, in Block 1, Westlake Park, 2nd Filing, Greeley, DF $3.53. Way-Benedict Construction Co.

to Richard F. Surprise and Elizabeth Surprise, 27, in Block 8, Westmoor Acres 1st Filing, Greeley, DF $4.85. John Dennis Gibson to William C. Du Chante and Patricia A. Du Chante, Lot 21, in Block 12, Cascade Park South, Greeley, DF $3.93.

Edgar L. Allen and Doris M. Allen to Paul E. Pearson and Virginia Pearson, Lot 18, in Block 2, Casagrande Estates, Weld County, DF $4.50. Duain P.

Hamlet and Dorothy V. Hamlet to Augustine Tim Arguello and Julia M. Arguello, Lots 10, 11, 4 12, in Block 17, Gill, DF $.25. Leroy Schlagel and Alberta J. Schlagel to William H.

Bell, the NEVj of 24-1-64, and the of 29-1-63, and the SWU of 18-1-63, Weld County, DF $74.29. Delbert M. Anderson and Wanda Anderson to Richard K. Fry and Ulafay Fry, Lot 2, in Block 2. Highland Park 1 3rd Addition, Greeley, DF $8.20.

First National Bank of Greeley, as personal representative of the estate of Michael M. Moore, also known as M. M. Moore, to Dean T. Campbell Jr.

and Carol J. Campbell, an undivided one- half interest as joint tenants, and William J. English, the other undivided one-half interest, being tenants in common, Lots 11 12 in Block 19, Arlington Heights, Greeley, DF Wheeler Realty Co. to Thomas W. Yoeman and Kaye A.

Yoeman, Lot 46, in Block 6, the Village, 4th Filing Evans, DF $3.24. Gerald Edison Staylor and Rosina Staylor lo Steven D. Reed and Jamie L. Reed, the N14 of Lots 28, 30 32, in Block 18, Windsor, DF $3.10. Lewis L.

Heater and Marylin F. Heater, aka Marilyn F. Heater, aka Marylyn F. Heater to Barbara L. Miller and Richard E.

Miller, Lot Recorded Exemption 1467-16-1- RE78, part of the NEV of 16-168, Weld County, DF $3.50. Richard E. Miller and Barbara L. Miller to Richard D. Gordley and Linda A.

Gordley, Lot recorded Exemption 1467-16-1-RE78, part of the NEVi 16-1-68, Weld County, DF $4.15. Wheeler Realty Co. to James D. Wilson, Lot 31, in Block 7, Windsor West, Windsor, DF Carolin Construction Co. to William E.

Sharrah. and Barbara J. Sharrah, Lots 25 26, Block 32, Evans, DF $2.58. Eldon Kurtenbach and Rosa Kurtenbach to Ross L. Wells and Linda R.

Wells, Lot 9, Block 1, Northmoor Acres, Weld County, DF $4.95. Wheeler Realty Co. to Robert E. Caron and Janice W. Caron, Lot 39, Block 6, The Village, 4lh Filing Evans, DF $3.25.

Delbert H. Kline and Odessa Fay Kline to E. R. Chilcott Lot 1 N. 10 ft.

of Lot 2, Block 166, Evans, DF $1.10. E. R. Chilcott Jr. to Leo E.

KarpinsW, Lot 1 N. 10 ft. of Lot 2, Block 166, Evans, DF $1.25. Zelda G. Gold to Joe M.

Flores and Kae S. Flores, part ofLot lofSWV40fNWV.iof30-5- 65, Weld County, DF $.20. Wheeler Really Co. to Gary R. Reed and Sandra S.

Reed, Lot 39, Block 4, Northwest Sub. 2nd Filing, Eaton, DF $2.80. Harold R. King and Donna D. King to Dennis L.

Shearer and Jackie L. Shearer, Lots 1 4 2, Block 2, Braddy Weld County, DF $3.25. Nov. 5 Robert W. Sandstedt and Agnes Sandstedt to Harvey H.

Hager and Lillian E. Hager, Lots 13 4 14, in Block 1, Arrowhead Addition to Ihe The to A. Carl Speaker, Lots 31 32, in Block 1, Clark 4 Hill's Addition, Kersey, DF $2.25. James B. Peterson and Jo Ann M.

Peterson to Robert W. Sandstedt and Agnes Sandstedt, part of Lot 17, 16, in Block 6, West Side Addition, Eaton, DF $5.55. Ronald W. Griebe to Mary A. Seager, Lot 19, in Block 2, Replat of Herrington's Addition, La Salle, DF $2.80.

J. W. Boutcher and Zola Florence Boutcher to Donald L. Foley and Katheryn A. Foley, Ihe S.

142 ft. of the E. 198 ft. of theN. 30acres of theSEVj of the NEY-i of 16-2-68, Weld County, DF $3.25.

Larry N. Corkery and Carolyn E. Corkery to Willard E. Fantle Jr. and Shirley B.

Fantle, Lot 6, in Block 2, 1st Addition to Maplewood, Greeley, DF S3.93. Scott Realty trustee, to Meek, Lot 17, in Block 5, Cascade Park South, Greeley, DF $.85. Scott Realty trustee, to Meek, Lot 19, in Block 5, of Cascade Park South, Greeley, Kent Schafer Company 1020 9th as account executive, company officials recently announced. He was formerly a branch manager for Empire Savings and Loan Association and also served in the U.S. Army Special Forces.

He is a graduate of the University of Colorado with a degree in economics and is nearing completion of the Masters of Business Administration program in finance at CU. Schafer is a member of the Greeley Kiwanis of the and the Gretley Elks, and lives In Greeley with his wife. Margaret, and daughter. Tracy. ADVERTISEMENT I10S THE PLATTE VALUEY, FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT Will KCetnbhft will OKtmber 10, on the old HOUM at 413 1st.

Street, Kemy, tilt of ini building Is 25 (MI by bulldinf tpulpptd with til city service and natural gat mating lysirm. Ttrmt total cath payment of doting, property to transferred by warranty deed. Written bid may submitted to P.O. Box ni. Kersey; Colo.

We reserve right to reject any and all bids, date to be negotiated. The Creole) Daily Tr Ibunt Hov. IS, W.W, 19K NOTICE TOCREDITORS Estate ol DEWEY NORFLEET, Dtceastd. ElttteNO. P-1JK7 All persons having claims against thi above-named estate are required to present them to the undersigned or (to tht District Court of Weld County.

Colorado) on or before the 35th, day of March, 1 or uld ctalrm shall bt forever barrtd. Flossie Muit Personal Representative Hudson, C080W1 IfSTMfSAve VP The Crtelty Daily TrlDune NOV. 37,39, DK. 6, W76 ClieNB.P.l»7l ESTATE OF ALBERT S. KEYS, DECEASED All persons having claims against tht above named estate are required to present them to the undersigned or to District Court of Weld County, Colorado, on or before March 15,1977, or said clitmt shall be forever barred.

Mae Keys Ralph E. Waldo, Jr. Co-Personal Represent at I vw The Greeley Daily Tribunp Nov. 79,1976 NOTICETOCREDITORS CiseNO. P-13M1 Estateol Viola S.

Anderson, Deceased All persons having claims against Iht above-named estate sre required to present them to Ihe undersigned or to the District Court ol Weld County. Colorado on or before March 10, 1977, or said claims shall be forever barred. Virginia Anderson Personal Representative Waldo and Waldo, Attorneys The Greeley Dally Tribune Nov. 15,23.29.1976 PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR THE COUNTY.OF WELD AND STATE OF COLORADO CIVIL ACTION NO. CVU07-71 INTHEMATTEROF THE PETITION FOR CHANGEOF NAME OF MaryanneE.

Lopez PETITIONER 1 Public Notice is hereby given that by an Order of the County Court of Weld County, Colorado, entered on the llth day of November, 1976, in Civil Action No. CV1607-76. the name ol Maryanne Esther Lopei was changed to Marianna Esther Lopez. ROSALIES.ADAMS Clerk ol the Weld County Court BY: Rebecca Nicholson Deputy Clerk The Greelay Daily Tribune Nov. 15,22,29,1976 PUBLIC NOTICE IN THECOUNTY COURT IN AND FOR THE COUNTYOFWELDAND STATE OF COLORADO CIVIL ACTION NO.

CV157S-76 INTHEMATTEROF THE PETITION FOR CHANGEOFNAMEOP KENNETH CRAIG PETITIONER Public Notice is hereby given that by an Order of the County Court of Weld County, Colorado, entered on the 16lh day of November. 1576, In Civil Action No. CV1576-76, tnt name ol Kenneth Craig was changed to Kenneth Galyean. ROSALIES.ADAMS Clerkoltheweld county court BY. Rebecca Nicholson A Deputy Clerk The Greeley Daily Tribune Nov.

22,29, Dec. 6,1976 NOTICETOCREDITORS Estate of Donald L. Merry, Don L. Merry Don Merry. Deceased.

Cut No. P-1HU All persons having claims agalnit tht above-named estate are required to present them to the undersigned or to District Court of Weld County, Colorado, on or before March 21, (four months from ditc of first publication or year from ditt of dtath, whichever occurs tint) or said claims shall bi fonvar barred. Marian Joyce Merry Personal Representative 117 4Dth Avenue Greeley, Colorado 80631 Telephone: 353-1875 Mitch ell IKnowlton Attorneys 907 Tenth Avenue Greeley, Colorado 80631 Telephone: 352-3340 The Greeley Daily Tribune Nov.32,29,Dec.6,1976 ORDINANCE 117 AN ORDINANCE VACATING 5TH STREET FROM TRUMBULL STRF.ET TO THE END OF THE TOWN LIMITS MORE SPECIFICALLY THROUGH THE ELDER SUBDIVISION. WHEREAS, the Townof Kersey plans to create a restdenl area in tht Elder Subdivision; and WHEREAS, the present route of 5th Street does not conform to the Subdivision plan: and WHEREAS, the present route of 5th Street is not in general use: and WHE REAS, the Board of Trustees of the Town of Kersey finds that the continued existence of 5th from Trumbull Street to the southern edge of the Town limits, as hereinafter deicrlbed will serve no purpose and further find! that the rights of the public will In no way Injured by the adoption of thlsordinance, NOW THEREFORE, be It ordained by the Town of Kersey: Section 1. That 5th Street in the Town of shall be vacated from Trumbull Street to the southern of the Town Section 2.

This ordinance shall becomt effective 30 days tfter Its final publication pursuant to 31-16-105. Passed and approved this 14th day November, 1976. Donald L. Miller A Miyor Pro tern LanellJ.Swanson Assistant Clerk The Greeley Dally Tribune Nov. 22,1976 Inc to Roberl A Ra i i on andThelmaL.

Ralston, in Block 2 of Cascade Park uthf Gredey) DF Vier Konige a co partnership consisting of: Lynn My Lundstromt Robert Gardner and Garnjs Hagen to BenneU j. Anderson Jr and Jonann Andersoni lhe 85 ft. of Lots 2 2,23, 24, in Block 5, Arlington Heights, Greeley, DF $2.90. Kenneth Colwclli as per sonal representative of the of Maude rower, to Jerry L. Knespe! and Norma R.

Rnespel.Lot 19 20, in Block 1, a a i i i Greeley, DF Marti aureq ui and Fernanda Jaurequi to Jim E. Taylor and Ro mona J. Taylor, 20( pi eas ant Acres, 2nd Addition, Evans, DF $1.20. Max Venn and Uis Venn to Ly i j. Fetters, Lots 1 2, in i oc 7, 1st Addition to the Town of DF $2 .50.

Robert Rangel Jr and carmen 0. Rangel to Harold W. armer anf Arlene Farmer, Lot 10f Block Billings and Sylvester Subdivision, Greeley, 0p 2 .50. Beatrice M. Welsh to Ronald H.

Neb and Sandra L. Neb, Lots 5 16( in 3 2n Addition, Ft. Lupton, DF $1 55 Ceci i Morey to Bruce Eugene Ford) 5 lhrough 25 i nc i us jve, in Block 33, Town of Evans, DF $.70. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS THE CITY OF GREELEY, COLORADO 80631, will receive scaled bids at the office of the Purchasing Agent, 1300 Street, until 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday the 15tn day of DK-ember, 1976, for the installation of: UNDERGROUND SPRINKLER SYSTEM FOR RESERVOIR ROAD BIKE PATH THE SPECIFICATIONS and in struct Ions for bidding may be obtained from the Purchasing Agent.

THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDER will be required to furnish a performance bond in the full amount of the proposal. THE CITY OF GREELEY, COLORADO, reserves the right to any or all bids and to waive any Informalities in bidding and to make Hie award in such a manner as they deem right and proper for trie best interest of the C1TYOFGHEELEY. DATED al Greeley this 22nd day of November, 1975. CITY Of GREELEY, COLORADO Robert E. Quaco Purchasing Agent Tne Greeley Daily Tribune November 21, 23.

and 197fi MARK ENVELOPE Bid Number: ll-Ti-17 Due Dale: II-15-76 dt NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Eldred M. Johnson and Marjorie M. Johnson, 2313 Bth Street, Greeley, Colorado 80631, have filed with the Colorado Lnnd Reclamation Board an Application for a Mining and Reclamation Permit. The proposed mining operation will be conducted on WMiof NEVj and EW of of Sec. 21-SN-6SW, of the 6th P.M.

Weld County, Colorado, commencing upon granting of required permit and con tinuinc. for the life of the mine. The proposed future use of the affected land will be for recreation. Additional Information about the operation may be obtained by contacting Eldred M. Johnson.

Board's location is 1313 Sherman Street, Room 615, Denver, Colorado B0203. The final date tor filing objections with the Board is December 27, 1976. The Greeley Daily Tribune Nov. 15,22,29, Dec. 6,1974 I PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR THE 1 COUNTYOFWELDAND STATE OF COLORADO CIVIL ACTION NO.

IN THE MATTER OF THEPETITIONFOR CHANGE OF NAME OF LydlaMonteroAioui PETITIONER Public Notice is hereby given that by an Order of the County court of Weld County, Colorado, entered on the 17th day of November. 1976, in Civil Action No. CV142676, the name ol Lydia Montero Arouz was changed to Lydia Jacqueline Montero. ROSALIE S.ADAMS Clerk of the Weld County Cowrt BY: Rebecca Nicholson DeputyClerK A The Grecley Dally Trltune NOV. 22,29, Dec SUMMONS INTHE DISTRICT COURT DIV.I CIVIL ACTION NO.

II7M STATEOFCOLORADO SS. County of Weld HOWARD D. MORGAN and THELMAL. MORGAN, Individually, Plaintiff vs. MARY L.

KLEIN; EDWIN E. KLEIN; JUDY A. EDGAR and GLENN E. EDGAR; H. H.

HENRY; PUBLIC TRUSTEE OF WELD COUNTY, COLORADO; MURRAY FIRST THRIFT LOAN COMPANY, a Ulah Corporation; PERRINGTON WHOLESALE, a Colorado cor- poration; MURPHY LUMBER COM- PANY, a corporation; GREFLEY PLUMBING AND HEATING, STATE BANK OF GREELEY, COL- ORADO; ROCKY MOUNTAIN ASSOCIATION OF CREDIT MANAGEMENT; DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY-INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE; CAR50NS, WELD COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY, a Colorado cor 1 poratron; COLORADO REGISTER EXCHANGE, NORTON SHEET METAL a Colorado cor- poration; CHARLES VAN BEBER QUALITY PLUMBING REPAIR; CANYON VALLEY ELEC- TRICJNC; Defendants. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COL A TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE NAMED-GREETING: You are hereby summoned and required to with the Clerk an answer lo the complaint within 2C days alter service of this summons upon you. It you Fail so to do, judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. it service upon you is made outside the State of Colorado, or by publication, or It a copy of the complaint be not served upon you with this summons, you are required to file your answer to the complaint within 30 days after service of this summons upon you. This is an action for a complaint In foreclosure of a mechanic's lien as set forth more particularly in the Complaint attached hereto.

WARNING: II this summons does not contain the docket number of the civil action, then complaint may not now be on file with the Clerk of the Court. The complaint must be tiled within ten days after the summons Is served, or the action may be dismissed without notice upon your proper request to the Court. Information from the Court concerning thlt civil action may not be available until ttn days after the summons ii served. Dated September 14,1976 ATTORNEY'S SUMMONS RulullS.Pugh Attorney for Plaintiff No. 2M 21B E.

4th St. (P. 0.80X336) Loveland, Colorado BQH7 Telephone: M7-5411 A Note-- This summons Is luued pursuant to Rule 4, Colorado Rules Civil Procedure. The Greeley Daily Tribune Nov.2J,J9,Dec.J,13,1976 1.