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Show f For all your insurance needs with dedicated service... Auto 1 j i 'Discounts .Home Hen tardon Insurance -Fast Life 174 West Main, American Fork Fair Business 756-9643 'Friendly Susan Siaov Ken Susan Pal Citizen - Wednesday, March 20, 1991 - Page 10 Am. Fork splits in soccer action; shuts out Granger 4-0 on Monday Alpine sets zoning hearing By DEAN VON MEMMOTT The opening of the soccer season brought mixed results for the American Fork Cavemen last week. On Monday, they won 4-0 on the Granger Lancers' field. However, American Fork took fourth at the two-day Bonneville Laker Classic. On Monday, Caveman Coach Curtis Craig said, "I'm proud of everybody. Everybody produced today. I think our team has a lot to show for itself. It's nice to watch these kids play well. They passed well and wenttoopen spaces. Chad Spence and Gary Nixon each made two goals. It's good to start the season with a win." Playing in cold weather, nobody could score until midway through the first half. About 15 minutes into the period, Spence chipped a short shot into the goal net for the first point. The Jaguars narrowly missed some shots during the next few minutes. Nixon scored the second goal from inside the penalty box, then Spence passed to him a short time afterwards for the third goal. The Cavemen hurt Granger by keepingtheball on the Jaguar field for most of the period. The Jaguars received more bad news when Caveman Chris Lynch accidentally hurt their starting goalie, Paul Isoam. Replacing Caveman goalkeeper Shaun Gardner in the second half, Bruno Carciqueria intercepted several shots, holding Granger scoreless. The Jaguars, in the meantime, kept the Cavemen from scoring a fourth goal until the game's final minutes. Spence made his second point, ending the game's scoring. In the semifinals of the Laker Classic Wednesday, Bonneville W 2$ vL K. fit? Todd Johnston (9) confronts Granger dribbler James Anderson in an exhibition game last week. defeated the Cavemen 3-1. Lakers Madday Malachi and Dave Merrill each booted in a goal in the first half. Jed Iverson made the third Laker point in the second half. Joel Hurtado made the sole American Fork point in Period 2. The loss put Cavemen against their old arch rivals, the Jordan Beetdiggers, in a game for tournament's tourna-ment's third place spot Wednesday. Wednes-day. The rivalry between them proved to be as much alive as ever as they played with much intensity. The scoring opened with Spence passing pass-ing to Nixon for a goal made on a shot from inside the penalty box. For a while, the Cavemen managed man-aged to protect their 1-0 lead. Suddenly, Beetdigger Kurt Welch made an unassisted goal to tie game at one. The scored stayed tied at one for the rest of the half. Meanwhile, Mean-while, Matt Guericio put great defense for American Fork as he blocked two corner kicks and several sev-eral steals. Keeping the ball on the Cavemen's Cave-men's side of the field in the early second half, the Beetdiggers tipped the game to their favor when Magic Miller kicked in a goal. Teammate Eric Tripp lobbed a shot into the goal net several minutes later. Jordan goalie Brandon Sargent intercepted shots by Nixon and Spence, smothering the Cavemen's hopes for victory. Citizen Athlete of the Week: senior pitcher Brandon Crotts By DEAN VON MEMMOTT A senior on the American Fork Cavemen's baseball team, Brandon Bran-don Crotts is off to one of his best starts in his pitchingcareer. In the recent Polar Bear Tournament, . played at various sites, he posted a 2-0 record. His pitching helped American Fork overwhelm both Jordan and Layton in the tourney. With the Cavemen going undefeated in the tourney, he says his coach, Kim Nelson, told them that they had more difficult games facing them. The senior says that among the tough teams facing them this year are the Pleasant Grove Vikings and Orem Tigers. Crotts points out that Pleasant Grove, for instance, has almost all of its starters back. In spite of facing tough foes, Crotts says, "We've been hitting good as a team." His comment is supported by the fact that during the Polar Bear Tournament, teammates team-mates Jared Hutchings, Kevin Lewis, and Tyler Eastman made extra-base hits that stung opponents. oppo-nents. The son of Dale and Diane Crotts, the Caveman is a former resident of Lehi. Duringhis sixyears in that community, he played for a Pony League team called the Twins. The Adams named Agent of Year American Fork insurance agent Jo Ann Adams was recently awarded the "Agent of the Year Award" for District 26, Utah County. The agent of the year award is bestowed annually upon the top producing Allstate insurance agent in their operating territory. Joe Ann.joinedAUstatein January Janu-ary of 1983 in Provo, then moved to her own neighborhood office in January of 1986 at 52 East Main, American Fork. ballclub took state once during the time Crotts was with it. He moved to American Fork his sophomore year. He played in the Cavemen's basketball program for his first two years at American Fork. He says he decided not to play basketball his senior year, since he wanted to concentrate on getting get-ting a college baseball scholarship. He says his favorite baseball game was a preseason one against the Springville Red Devils last spring. The Caveman pitcher in that game, he recalls, "We beat them 1-0. They were supposed to be high in 3-A rankings." As a chucker, he says, "I have all the confidence of the guys behind me. They can make great plays like mwm diving catches." When he is not on the mound, he is playing right field. Region Four play will open in April. He says that with only three teams from the conference can go to state this year. So he predicts that competition for the playoff spots will be very tough. I U I I Brandon Crotts - s Brandon Crotts takes aim in recent pre-season game against Jordan. JoAnn Adams Allstate E GARDNER PLUMBING & HEATING Full Service Plumbing Licensed Bonded Insured Lynn Gardner 756-U683 Commercial & Residential Serving the Wasatch Front Since 1952 Repairs - Remodeling New Construction S3 NIOW 1 TWO-DAY CHEER CLINIC with BYU CHEERLEADERS The Studio - P.G. 90 South fein Street, PL Grove Director: Colleen BiHs 785-7548 Instructors: Angle Vernon . Former 3 year member of BYU cheer squad Captain of the cheer squad 1889-90. Jeana Adamson Current head cheerleader at BYU. Second year as squad member. Both Angie and Jeana were American Fort? High School varsity songteaders. Learn the latest cheer and dance techniques. Angles Jumps Cheers Spirit Chants Cheer Showmanship $20.00 per girl -2-oay conic Friday, March 72 and Saturday, March 23 4:3000 pn. 4-8 grade feSO-ntt am 44 grade 6:3M:O0pj!L7tn grade tup 11;30ajn.-1 :00 p.m. 7 grade tap Space is limited. Cal now for ore-registration. 785-7548 Apublichearingwill be conducted by the Alpine City Council on Tuesday, April 2, 1991, at 6 p.m. in the Alpine Elementary School, 402 E. 300 No. Main, Alpine. Al-pine. The purpose of this hearing is to consider an amended Alpine City Zoning District Map and in addition amend the Ordinance to include a CR 1 Zone. Copies of the proposed map and amendment to the Ordinance will be available avail-able for public inspection inspec-tion on March 11, 1991, at City Hall, 20 No. Main, Alpine. Man Strong City Recorder Published in the American Fork Citizen March 13, 20 and 27, 1991. Lehi Irrigaton Co. notice Please be advised that John K. Bushman, secretary of Lehi Irrigation Irri-gation Company, P.O. Box 316, Lehi, Utah 84043, must be notified in writing before April 6, 1991, of all requests for transfer of water shares to a different ditch or location than where the shares were used the last term of the 1990 water year. If Mr. Bushman is notified in writing before be-fore June 15, 1991, water rights may be transferred on or about July 1, 1991, for the remaining irrigation system. A few stockholders have rented their water wa-ter stock for this year. The Company must be given written notice of this agreement before April 6, 1991, to prevent pre-vent duplication of water stock. Please include in your agreement, agree-ment, who is renting, ditch location the water wa-ter stock will be used, and the number of shares rented. This includes all rented water, regardless of past practice. Water stock which has a delinquent assessment assess-ment against the account, ac-count, cannot be issued a water notice, until it has been redeemed. If this redemption is after af-ter April 6, 1991, it will be July 1 or later before those shares can draw water. John K. Bushman Secretary Published in the Lehi Free Press and American Ameri-can Fork Citizen March 20 and 27 and April 3, 1991. Tri City Golf Course meeting Notice is hereby given that the Tri-City Golf Course Committee will conduct its monthly meeting on Thursday, March 21, 1991, at 6:30 p.m. in the clubhouse located at 1400 N. 200 East, American Fork, Utah. The agenda shall be as follows: 1. Superintendent report. 2. Golf Professional report. 3. Committee chairman chair-man report. 4. Committee reports. re-ports. 5. Golf Committee business. 6. Approval of minutes. min-utes. 7. Approval of bills. adjust- 8. Budget ment. 9. Miscellaneous business. 10. Adjournment. Bill Pierce Chairman Published in the American Fork Citizen, Pleasant Grove Review and Lehi Free Press March 20, 1991. Notice to bid on buses Alpine School District Dis-trict will accept bids on five (5) used school buses. 1. 1979 Ford 26 passenger pas-senger 40 2. 1979 Ford 26 passenger pas-senger 43 3. 1980 International 26 passenger 47 4. 1979 Bluebird 84 passenger 84 5. 1980 Dodge 16 passenger 35 Buses may be inspected in-spected at the Transportation Trans-portation Department, 490 No. State, Lindon, Utah, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Bids must be returned re-turned to the Purchasing Purchas-ing Department, 90 No. Church, American Fork, Utah 84003 by 10 a.m. on April 2, 1991, at wh i time they will be opened and read aloud. The school district reserves the right to reject any and all bids . not in the best interest of the school district. Published in the American Fork Citizen, Pleasant Grove Review and Lehi Free Press March 20, 1991. Peck (Building Supply 115 E. 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