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r line
ns ended
3. The Tribe rejected
PrOposed language con-
cerning length of contract
and terms of termination.
4. The Tribe insisted on
ownership of the main•
In answer to the position of
the Tribe, the City an-
swered: 1. The City insists
that they have the right to
extend the main at any
future date to service beyond
the service area of the Tribe.
The City will obtain all
necessary easements or
right-of-way from the in-
dividual property owners as
they do in similar water
extensions.
2. The City will not agree to
Interstate 5 being the east
boundary of the Tribal
service area.
3. The City requests that the
Tribe propose language
regarding a termination
clause•
4. The City agrees that the
Tribe may retain ownersl~ip
of the main. The City is to be
responsible for the main-
tenance and replacement
and further, the cost for such
maintenance and
replacement will be included
in the Tribal water rate.
E WSC students
on honor list
Two Marysville students at
Eastern Washington State
College, Thomas W. Corey
and Darryl C. Taylor, have
been named to the EWSC
spring quarter honor roll.
Corey is the son of Mr• and
Mrs. Charles E. Corey, 6029
~th St. NE and is a fresh-
man at EWSC•
Taylor, son of Mrs. Elsa B.
Elliott, 2618140th St. NE, is a
senior history major at
EWSC.
BOTHERED by wandering
dogs? Catch em, sell em,
with a GLOBE class-ad.
PVT. 2 E•J. Hykel, grand-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
H. Anderson of Marysvhille,
graduated from Basic
Combat Training April 12
and from Military Police
School June 1. He is now
stationed at Fort Lewis,
Wash. and will continue on
the job training as an M.P.
He was married to Barbara
Jean Wasson on May 5, 1973.
Activity Fund
almost
at goal
With less than three weeks
left before all pledges are
due, the Parents Activity
Fund Drive is continuing to
raise the m oeny needed for
the extra curricular ac-
tivities for the following
school year.
July 15 is the date set by the
committee for all pledges to
be turned in or collected.
They may he mailed to
Norman Anderson, 1808
Second Street, MarysviUe,
Washington, and should be
made out to the Parents
Activity Fund.
After this date has passed,
the group will know exactly
how much more money they
will have to raise by the Aug.
20 deadline to meet the
$28,000 goal needed to
reinstate the program.
As of Thursday, June 21,
Ward Sayles reported $23,912
had been collected and
PSON
S pledged. Of that amount,
several thousand dollars are
still just pledges and the fund
committee is counting on
M M E A T these to come in by July 15.
M AT MARKET
NE " MARYSVKLE
SUPPLY - NEW BUILDING
OF MARYSVILLE NURSERY
FRYERS
.57¢
Equalization
Board to hear
valuations
Market value of property is
the subject which the Board
of Equalization will be
discussing when hearing
petitions presented to them
appealing the current
valuation placed on the
property by the Assessor.
The Board begins its con-
sideration on July 2 and will
continue in session until all
petitions ha~e been heard.
The Board requests that the
petitioners present •facts
relating to the market value
of their property such as the
selling price of like property
in the area, the cost of
replacing the buildings and
any other factors that may
influence the value, making
adjustment for topography,
lack of access, poor per-
culation, etc.
n~saJ,~,RUA)I Ln.
98¢ The market value, or true
and fair value, is devised as
¢Y STYLf:... LS. 99¢ the amount of money a buyer
willing but not obligated to
PURe
............... LB. 99¢ buy would pay for it to a
seller willing but not
;TEND,:R ... LB. 85¢ obligated to sell, both parties
being knowledgeable in all
NOMEMADE..: ..... LB. 59¢ uses and factors affecting
the property.
t COUNT 9 8 ¢
MANY
COLLEGE
students
• i .... .. ..... LB. 79 ¢ are serving as volunteers in
Veterans Administration
hospitals to help young
veterans injured in Viet
Nam. More are needed in
VA's 168 hospitals.
WRESTLING was probably
known to prehistoric man.
Town, Country
Gardeners hold
annual luncheon
Town and Country Garden
Club!s annual birthday
luncheon was held at the
Everett Yacht Club in June.
Installation of officers for
the coming year was held by
installing officer Mrs.
Charlotte Bowers• New
officers are: president, Mrs.
Foy Cordner; vice president,
Mrs. Gene Harvey;
secretary, Mrs. Shirley
Mahlum; historian, Mrs.
Sl~ltley Montague.
Trophy awards for the most
points accumulated for
arrangements for the year
Thursday, June 28, 1973
went to: first, Mrs. Foy
Cordner; second, Mrs.
Charlotte Bowers; third,
Mrs• Shirley Mahlum.
Secret pals were revealed
and gifts exchanged.
The door prize, The Center
Piece, was won by Mrs. Gene
Harvey. ,
¢
Next meeting will be held in
September at the .home of
Mrs. Marilyn Hackler.
NOTICE
The Marysville Police Civil
ServiCe Commission will
meet at City Hall at 1:30
p.m., July 2.
The GLOBE~3
JA .~IES M. EMHOOLAH,
Marine Lance Corporal,
husband of the former Miss
Linda J. Hunter of
Marysville, has reported for
duty at Marine Corps Air
Station in El Toro,
California. He joined the
Marine Corps in April, 1973.
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