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Show 4 THE GREEN SHEET Thursday, February 26, 1987 Bengal Wins Net State Second Seed COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS. Brighton high school locked up second place in Region Two boys' basketball and the right to face Davis in Monday's opening round of the 4A state tournament by virtue of its 0 win over visiting Alta Tuesday night. The victory follows in the heels of 7 win Bingham. The Friday's Miners also lost to Orem Tuesday in 1 a heartbreaker, which tied Bingham with Mountain View for fifth in Region Two. The Bengals, reported head coach Larry Yates, will take on the Darts in Monday's 6:30 p.m. contest to be ' staged at the University of Utah's Special Events Center. Bingham will playoff against Mountain View Friday at 7:30 p.m. on Hillcrest high's floor for the honor of matching up with Region Three champ Skyline in Monday's 4:10 p.m. state contest. dicated that. Bingham did manage at 2 first quarter lead, but both crews battled dead even after that, each adding 17 points in the second quarter and 13 in the fourth. Tim Nicolodemos led Bingham's scoring with 17 points, while Tim McKissick added 14, Gary Woodbury 13 and Jeff Fair nine. Bingham was 18x33 at the charity stripe, while Orem was 24x37. The Miners had 26 field goals to the Tigers 21, but the different came in the foul shots and shots to Orem owning six three-poiBingham's three. "I was proud of the way my kids concluded. "But it played, sure was an awfully tough game to lose." 20-1- 79-7- 85-7- 72-7- Brighton 79, Alta -- Brighton Bingham 77 16-1- 70 16-1- 6. 38-3- 57-5- er 41-3- 2, 15-1- 60-5- Bingham 85. The first quarter was a perfect ex ample of how play went in Friday's contest. Brighton held a 2 lead with 30 seconds left In the opening period, but Bingham managed to strip the ball away twice and convert at the other end to knot the score at Brighton led 6 at the halfway point and widened the margin to six 1 at the end of the third quarter, owing, in part, to a long three-pointby Marty Holker at the buzzer. In the final period, the Bengals free throw shooting kept the Miners at bay. Steve Brownlee led all scorers with 30 points, hitting 11x16 from the field for 69 percent and was 8x9 at the foul line. Parker Ragsdale added 16 points, Marc Miller 14, Holker 11 and Steve Olsen 10. Coach Yates was especially pleased with his team's rebounding, the Bengals picking up 43 boards on the night, Olsen and Holker with nine each, Ragsdale with eight and Scott Murry with seven. "Bingham played hard with a lot of intensity, added Yates, "and that's why I was so happy with my kids' performance." Tim McKissick led Bingham's scoring with 17 points. followed by Tim Nicolodemos with 15 and Ken-- , neth Roberts 14. To Bingham coach George Sluga, Brighton's 27x39 performance at the foul line was a major key to the game, as both team shot about equally well from the field. Bingham was 18x27 at the line. 26-2- 72, ot Cot- Watson Raps County Center Art Budget WEST JORDAN. PTSA officers at West Jordan high school are inviting patrons and members of the community to support a drive to obtain a marquee for the school. The design chosen is for a brick column bearing the word Jaguars, and topped by a display board for school news. SALT LAKE. The art budget for the new county building is "extravagant' according to Dave Watson, the County Commission's newest member. Spending more than $200,000 worth of paintings and scuplture in financially tough times Is ridiculous, Watson told the two other commissioners. The art Work will be placed in the county's $54 million government center at 2001 So. State. "We feel the marquee will benefit the entire community by letting everyone know what is going on at the school," said PTSA secretary Georgia Archibald. Students have voluntarily raised the price of soda pop by 10 cents per can as a contribution to the effort, she noted, and the PTSA will make a cash donation to the marquee at the end of the school year. At the meeting, Commissioner Mike Stewart contended that art is an investment. "It appreciates," he said. "And it's always salable." Both Commissioner Stewart and Bart Barker voted to buy the art. Watson acknowledged that art is an investment, but only If there is money to invest. "Right now, this is Donations will be accepted at the consultations to be held in the commons area from 5 to 9 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, or until the end of the school year at the school, said Mrs. Archibald. For more information those interested may call the school, parent-teach-er Thrifty shoppers read the Green Sheet classifieds! an extravagance." A county ordinance stipulates that one percent of the buildings cost can be spent for art. That means Salt Lake County could spend $550,000 for art. i The art was bought with money from the sale of bonds. Property taxes will repay the bond. All of the artwork is by Utahns. : 700 LEGAL NOTICES 700 LEGAL NOTICES 700 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE I'TAH LAKE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY There is delinquent on the following described stock, on account of assessment levied on the 8th day of November 1986, plus advertising costs, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows. 22-1- 700 LEGAL 700 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE PROVO RESERVOIR WATER USERS CO. There is delinquent on the following described stock, on account of assessment levied on the zzna aay 01 Novemoer isw, puis advertising costs, tne several amounts set opposite the i oi me respective snurenotaers as iouows. USER OWNER OF RECORD Allred.KeithJ. Ashby, Kenny Barlow, Steve Bringhurst, Milo Lamar Forest Hills Turf Farm Forest Hills Turf Farm Gardiner, Dale F. Gardiner, Dale F. Glbb, DaleS. Green, Roberts. Green. Roberts. Hockenbury, Eugene P. Huntington Estates Water Huntington Estates Water Hurst, Tom Ivory & Company Jensen, Ralph V.4 Carol Kendrick, John A. Leavitt, Donnell E. Lovendahl.BoydW. Mousley, Raymond Olsen, Kenneth M. Olsen, Russell W. Allred.Keith J. Asbby, Kenny Kendrick, Brad Bringhurst, Milo Lamar Forest Hills Turf Farm Forest Hills Turf Farm Merrill, Virginia T. Bowers, R. S. Const. Co. Gibb.DaleS.ftLois Green, Roberts. . Green, Roberts. Hockenbury, Eugene P. Pearce.Jim developed at 3224 E. Lime tonwood Road (9500 South). For Marquee SetAtWj 64-6- Pendleton, R. Brian Petersen, H. Max Petersen, H. Max Petersen, H. Max Saar Foundation Saar Foundation Salt Lake County Water Sandberg, Elmer L. Sandberg, Elmer L. Schroeder.KayA. Schroeder.KayA. Velasquez, Donald R. Wharton, Tom 4 Bell J. P. Wolfley, Gregory J. East and a single lot being PTSA Drive 71 (OT) LEGAL NOTICES 2, e, Two Orem free throws with 13 seconds left in overtime spelled the different in this game. The two teams ended up regulation: play; Orem battled back knitted at from an eight point deficit in the final period, outscoring Bingham 4 to force the overtime. Bingham coach George Sluga felt that the two teams were very evenly matched and the score certainly in 700 nnnlication came from Alan Bore who wants to build a multiple dwelling group at 7022 So. 900 East. Commissioners approved a zoning amendment application from Terra Industries, seeking a change from R-to C-- 2 at 7075 Union Park Ave. The panel denied a C-- but approved zone for 15,000 square feet a at 1962 E. 7000 South sought by Dean Burt. Looking at subdivisions, the commission approved the 23-lBrighton Ridge subdivision at 7325 So. 1850 SALT LAKE. The County Planning Commission here Tuesday con tinued consideration of two commercial projects and a dwelling group until its next meeting, then approved subdivision. a 23-l.A shopping center to be developed 7055 So. 1300 by Machan-HampghirEast, will be considered again in two weeks following receipt of further development information from the project builders. A bank and office project by Terra Industries, 7061 So. Union Park Ave. was also put on bold in order to get more design and layout information. The third continued conditional use nt According to coach Yates, Alta played "as if it had nothing to lose Tuesday night and, as a result shot extremely well in the contest. Brighton, however, managed a 1 advantage by the end of the first quarter. Brighton made the margin nine, by the end of the second period, outscoring the Hawks Alta cut a point away from the Bengal lead in the third quarter, posting 20 points to Brighton's 19, to 2 trail with one period to play. Brighton gained that point back in the fourth quarter, salting the game away at the free throw line. "It was a very well played game by both teams," Yates commented. "Both had good offensive games with turnovers and steals about equal and we shot 79 percent at the line to their 78 percent." Steve Olsen and Marc Miller each had 20 points to lead Brighton's scoring, while Marty Holker was close behind with 19. Steve Brownlee added 14 points. Brighton shot 15x19 from the foul line and Alta 11x18. The Bengals were 29x55 from the field or 53 percent. Alta's Chris Saunders led all scorers with 26 points. Teammates Pat Holmes and Chris Connelly added 15 and 12 respectively. Orem County Planners Delve Commercial Projects CERT. .. Dolive.Earl Jensen, Ralph V. ft Carol . Johnson, Norman R. Leavitt, Donnell E. Lovendahl, Boyd W. Federal Land Bank Olsen, Kenneth M. Olsen, Russell W. Jones, Elwood Thomas Pendleton, Ralph C. Petersen, H. Max Petersen, H. Max Petersen, Max Saar Foundation Saar Foundation Wolf ley, Gregory 116.10 11.31 66.96 247.72 1,163.44 2,060.56 336.30 37.26 31.36 5.00 .2255 . 54.00 96.00 15.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 40.00 5.00 1.00 10.00 1.00 1.00 4.00 1.00 80.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 5.00 5.00 1.00 5.00 1.00 9.00 43.00 15.00 ... .11.00 7.00 3.00 1.00 60.00 6.00 '' DEED 2101 2435 2432 J. AMOUNT 5.00 1.00 1.00 2367 2081 1093 1094 2189 2082 2450 1555 1929 2219 1233 1804 1856 1580 532 1393 1653 1936 2417 2466 2269 2464 2466 2443 Woodbury, Wm. H. Woodbury, Wm. H. Hardman, David Salt Lake County Water Sandberg, Elmer L. Sandberg, Elmer L. First Security Bank Henry Phillip Bros. Velasquez, Donald R. Wharton, Tom ft Bell J.P. SHARES 2429 2208 20SS 1997 2303 2304 1821 2010 2322 WELBY TOTALS 502.00 31.36 - 31.36 106.33 864.40 116.60 66.96 223.60 OWNER OF RECORD Arnold. Lloyd Banks. Anthony Camberlango, Anthony L.'5' :' Caruso. Sandy 61 Joe Cook, Walter W. Cook. Walter W. Curtis, Robert L. Dansie, George A. Oansie. George A. Dansie. George A. Dansie. George A. Dansie, W.B. Dansie. W.B. Dansie, W.B. Davis, Larry Elam, Terry Farm at West Jordan Farm at West Jordan Flucklger.DuaneA. Frischknect, Jay Glover. Brian G. Green. John A. Hagen, Robert Hansen. J. WestonSharron Hansen. J. WestonSharron Hegemann. Paul A. Johnson, Joe Jones. Allen RLawana Jones. Donna W. Kendricks, John A. Kidman, Richard O. Larsen. David K. Langenbacker, Dave Levy. Frank Lignell. E.Keith Lignell. E.Keith Loder, Bruce W. Lund, Gene E. McDonald, Dagney McDonald, Dagney McDonald, Dagney McDonald, Dagney Peckham, Desmond C, Banks. Anthony Camberlango. Anthony L. -- Mauss, Raymond C. Mclean, Douglas J. Morrison, James G. Morrison, James G. Morrison, James G. Mower, Keith Norman, Glen Parks, Larry E. Poole, Craig or Candy Putnam. Margarat Quiles, Thomas S. Robinson, Paul Rowley, Michael D. Sanders, Michael R.E.ftC. Thome, Dennis L. Travitz, John ft Martha Utah Title Comp. Utah Title Comp. Utah Valley Turf White. Thomas D. ft Joanne Winget.CarlE. Winget.CarlE. Zabriskle, Steve Nelson, Ronald J. Sorlch, Jim Beckstead, Max Hansen. Raymond J. Utah Valley Turf Farm 31.36 37.26 95.44 37.26 7,615.00 52.72 52.72 31.36 111.10 116.10 31.36 116.19 11.36 202.24 926.41 330.40 144.96 165.42 79.81 31.36 1,291.60 136.16 17,308.35 And in accordance with the law so manv shares of each oarcel of stock as mav be urill Cnnth u fho Mmninv nffifA 1 W uvuul .MV) nn U.Mh A aan at 4. Art AtjljwL Co ... "hn. cnlH" at. ..... .u CtrAttt WWW, ,Mt V.I ... Vt. t, . 1. , m A.W W VMV wuijmi v...M., i.w p.m. to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, together with the cost of advertising and ex pense ui saie. . Miller, BUI E. ' Cook, Walter W. Cook, Walter Curtis. Robert L. Dansie. George A. Dansie. George A. Dansie, George A. GAD. Inc. Dansie, W.B. Dansie, W.B. - fiansle.W.B. Davis, Larry Young. Denny Breinholt. O'Clare Erickson, Ernest G. Fluckiger.DuaneA. Cloward. Floyd B. Glover. Brian G. Green, John A. Hagen, Robert ' Hansen, J. WestonSharron Hansen, J. WestonSharron Hegemann. Paul A. Johnson, Joe Jones, Allen RLawana Jones, Donna W. Kendricks, John A. Kidman, Richard O. Larsen, Lana Ward. Monty Levy, Frank Lignell ft Todd Lignell ft Todd Loder. Bruce W. Lund. Gene E. Long. J. Richard Johnson, Mary H. Johnson, Mary H: Johnson, Mary H. CERT. J 1220 2380 2588 2220 1514 1843 1923 1350 1622 2531 2532 1230 1236 20 2700 1392 1800 2335 2414 1521 2600 2032 2199 2078 2366 2492 2709 2016 2115 1965 1745 2502 2987 1789 .5381 Utah Title Comp. Utah Title Comp. Utah Valley Turf White, Thomas D. ft Joanne Winget,Car)E. Snow. Shirley M. Zabriskie, Steve Frenzel, Harvey R. Osguthorpe.FredC. Allred,R.C. Hansen, Raymond J. Utah Valley Turf Farm v . ; . . 4.00 25.06 3.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 22.31 16.77 16.77 36.62 22.31 16.77 16.77 18.54 .09 1.09 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 80.06 15.00 1.00 1.00 10.00 1.00 .1.00 4.00 2.00 4.00 , ; . 3.00 1.00 1.00 , , 2.00 . 2.0 1944 1.00 20.00 23.00 1.00 16.77 69.40 77.71 16.77 10.54 74.56 187.60 84.66 110.54 2.00 8.00 ' 30.00 . 10.00 15.00 . 1.00 1.00 3.00 3.00 5.00 2.00 5.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 11.00 2654 2611 2664 2127 1872 2337 2060 2699 2099 16.77 16.77 46.89 46.89 59.17 19.54 27.85 36.62 16.77 16.77 16.77 38.62 16.77 89.99 54.03 16.77 4.00 1.00 5.00 16.00 26.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2100 2516 1899 1777 1360 2059 4.00 2.00 2.00 0404 0402 0067 104 203 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 16.77 59.17 146.96 36.62 16.77 16.77 16.77 16.77 19.54 235.60 55.55 16.77 16.77 41.70 16.77 36.62 11.41 10.69 85.06 16.77 16.77 38.62 19.54 v $.00 517 2200 AMOUNT 1.00 - 516 Parks, Larry E. Poole, Craig or Candy Putnam, Margarat Kolditz,WilhelmC. Sanders, Michael R.E.ftC. Thorne, Dennis L. Travitz, John R. J 2447 1919 2329 2421 1692 1774 1440 1441 1442 2549 2475 Quiles Cook Robinson, Paul ... i ,: 2446 StuU.Gary Denner, William C. Morrison, James G. Morrison, James G. Morrison, James G. Pipkin, Don Norman, Glen ft Goldle SHARES . 10.00 2.00 14.00 i , 27.85 56.32 167.05 16.77 16.77 16.77 54.03 22.94 (1.80 56.70 1944 105.40 And in accordance with the law so many shares of each parcel of stock as may be necessary will be sold at the company office, 1156 South State Street, 202 on March 7, 1987, at 2:00 o'clock P.M. to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, together with the cost of advertising and ex- pense of sale. R. Garn Holbrook, President Richard B. Gappmayer, Secretary Franklin Stratton, President Richard B. Gappmayer Secretary Provo Reservoir Water Users Co. 1156 South State 202 Orem, Utah 84058 Utah Lake Distributing Company 1156 South State St., 202 Orem, Utah 84058 PRWV22-3- bonds as may be properly payable from the proceeds thereof, in and for said district, and ( b) In addition to the foregoing, to levy an annual tax of not to exceed a tax rate of .001 on all taxable property within said district, in addition to all other taxes levied or imposed on said property, for the purpose of operating and maintaining said district and such faculties or sys- terns as said district may acquire or construct for the purpose of providing pressurized water services for use within said irrigation and other district? CITY OF WEST JORDAN, t'TAH NOTICE OF SPECIAL BOND ELECTION JORDAN WEST SPECIAL SERVICE IRRIGATION WATER DISTRICT XO. 1, , PI lil.lC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on March 17, a special election will be held in West Jordan Special Service Irrigation Water District No. 1, City of West Jordan, Utah, at the place set out below for the purpose of submitting to the qualified electors of said district the following proposi19B7. tion: Said election will be held and conducted, and all voting districts of City of West Jordan contained in whole or In part within West Jordan Special Service Irrigation Water District No. 1 will be combined as one voting district, at the following polling place within the Disrlct, and the election officials to serve at each polling place shall be those appointed by the City Council of City of West Jordan, Utah prior to said election: PROPOSITION Shall West Jordan Special Service Irrigation Water District No. 1. City of West Jordan, Utah, be authorized i ai to issue and sell bonds of the district to the amount of $1,250,000, maturing serially in not to exceed thirty ( 30) years from the date or dates of issue, and payable as to principal and interest from taxes to be levied on all taxable property in the district in an amount and at such rate as will retire said bonds in not to exceed thirty (30) years, for the purpose of paying ail or part of the cost of acquiring or constructing facilities or systems for the providing of pressurized water services for irrigation and other uses within said district, including the acquisition or construction of structures, buildings, systems, land, water rights and any other real or personal property therefor, and, to the extent necessary, to provide monies for the refunding of the Water Revenue Note, Series 1987 of said district and including such legal, engineering and fiscal agent expenses reasonably incurred in connection with theacquisition or construction of said facilities or systerns and with the authorization and issuance of such USER POLLING PLACE VOTING DISTRICTS All voting districts within West Jordan Special Service Water Irrigation District NO. . Terra Linda Elementary School 6400 South 3400 West i '. Only resident! of said voting districts also residing within West Jordan Special Service Irrigation Water District No. 1 will be permitted to vote at the special bond election. If approved by tne electors of West Jordan Special Service Irrigation Water District No. 1, the bonds will be payable as to principal and interest from taxes to be levied without limit as to rate or amount on all taxable property In said district. The voting at such special bond election shall be by ballot, which ballots will be furnished by the City Recorder of City of West Jordan to the Judges of elect ion, to be by them furnished ULD21-3- to the qualified voters. The polls at the foregoing polling placet shall be opened on the day of the election at the hour of 7:00 o'clock A.M. and will be kept open until and will be closed at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P.M. on said day. There it to be no special registration of voters for such election, the official register of voters last made or revised shall constitute the register for such election except that the County Clerk of Salt Lake County will register at his office during regular office hours, except Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, and except during the ten-da- y period Immediately preceding the bond election, any person who on the day of the election will be a qualified elector and will register such person as provided by law. The County Clerk will make available or will cause to be made available at each of the above described polling place a registration list or copy thereof listing all registered electors entitled to use such polling place. Absent-vote- r ballots may be obtained by any person otherwise eligible to vote at the special bond election but who, on the day of the election, expects to be temporarily absent from City of West Jordan or disabled, by making application, In the manner and time provided by law, either in person or by mail at the office of the City Recorder at the West Jordan City Hail. In West Jordan, Utah. PtBLIC NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that on Tuesday, March 24. 1987. that being a day not later than ten day after said election, the City Council of City of West Jordan will meet at its regular meeting place In the West Jordan City Hall in West Jordan, Utah, at 6:00 o'clock P.M. and canvass the returns and declare the results of said special bond election. Given by order of the City Council of City of West Jordan, the 17th day of February. 1687. SHERRY BARROWS City Recorder WJC21-3- ' |
