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Show The Beaver Press - March 25, 1999 - Page 4 .PUBLIC NOTICES Vkcmjse rHE Pfom must mnow ' AMENDED NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE The following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States, at the East Main Entrance of the Beaver County Public Safety Facility, 2160 South 600 West, Beaver, Utah, on April 15, 1999, at 12:00 noon, for the purpose of foreclosing a Trust Deed dated June 1, 1996 and executed by Kelvin Dee Bodily and Cynthia S. Bodily in favor of Dewitt Properties, Inc., covering the following real property located in Beaver County: Lot 3, Block 5, Adamsville Townsite Survey, according to the. Official Plat thereof, recorded in the Office of the County Recorder of said County. Together with a right of way to install and maintain a water line from an existing well in Lot 2, Block 8, Adamsville Townsite Survey and running to the North line of Lot 3, Block 5, Adamsville Townsite Survey. Together with all the improvements now or hereafter erected on the property, and all easements, appurtenances, and fixtures now or hereafter a part of the property. The address of the property to be 253 West UT, 84731. Adamsville, Main, The undersigned disclaims liability for any error in the address. The present owners are reported to be Kelvin Dee Bodily and Cynthia S. Bodily. Bidders must be prepared to tender to the trustee $5,000.00 at the sale and the balance of the purchase price by 12:00 noon the day following the sale. Both payments must be in the form of a cashier's check. Cash is not acceptable. is purported DATED: March 12, 1999. Is Scott Lundberg, Trustee ' (801) L&ACase No. 11237 Loan No. 2736588 263-3400x- THIS COMMUNICATION IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT, AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Published in The Beaver Press March 18, 25 and April 1,1999. City Council Minutes The Beaver City Council met in regular session of the Beaver City Council on March 16, 1999 at 4:00 p.m. with the members of the following Council present: Mayor James E, Robinson; Council Members Mike Dalton, Ann Marshall, Les Williams, and Joseph White. Also present City Recorder Hal Lessing and City Manager Steve Atkin. Council Member Ron Bird absent and excused until 5:00 p.m. Open Comment Time: No one present Minute Approval: Council Member Dalton moved, Council Member Wlliams 2nd, Beaver City Council approve the minutes of February 2, 1999 Regular City Council Meeting. All voted in favor of the motion. Bill Approval: The City Council reviewed the bills. After review it was the consensus of the council the bills be approved for payment. Consent Agenda Approval: Council Member Williams moved, Council Member Dalton 2nd, Beaver City Council approve consent agenda items 1 and 2. All voted in favor of the motion. 1. Beaver City Council hereby approves Resolution A resolution authorizing the execution and delivery of the Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems amended and restated agreement for joint and cooperative action; and related matters. 2. Beaver City Council Ordinance hereby adopts 36 Vacations Street Chapter an ordinance paragraph(m), vacating a portion of 300 South Street and 200 West Street. Public for Notices (See Ordinance) Artistic Construction And Cabinet Property Transfer: Council Member White moved. Council Member Marshall 2nd Beaver City Council hereby authorizes Mayor Robinson to sign the Artistic Construction Kirby Barkdull development agreement. Mayor Robinson is authorized to sign the deed transferring the property to Artistic Construction. Council Member arrived at this time. Bird Golf Breeze Canyon Course: Mr. Kurt Rosenlof met with the City Council and discussed the operation of the Golf discussion After Course. Council Member White moved, Council Member Bird 2nd, Beaver City Council amend the Student Annual Pass to $120.00, Twenty Punch Tickets to $120,00. All voted in favor of the motion. Council Member Marshall Council Member moved, Williams 2nd, Beaver City will pay up to a maximum of $750.00 per mowing season for diesel fuel to be used in the golf course mowers. All voted in favor of the motion It was the consensus of the Council and Mr. Rosenlof the Rosenlofs will that agreed provide to the City a copy of their golf course financial statement quarterly. Pot holes at entrance to Golf Course to be filled by the City. Sprinkler trench repair will begin as soon as possible. Beaver City FY 98 Audit Accepted: The City Council reviewed and entered into the minutes a letter from the Utah State Auditor accepting Beaver Financial 1998 Fy City Statement. cussed. 1. Post regulation signs at the Airport. Remove and spray punc- ture weeds outside the fence at the North Little League Park. 3. If possible relocate wind sock at the Airport. 4. Haul sand for the North Little League Park infield. 5. Help with hauling of sand to the Race Track. 6. Send Rasmussen letter to David Church with copy of court action. 7. Compile finishing for development of the y. 8. Obtain High School Cafeteria Lease. 9. Sewer Flow Meter is installed and operational. Present flow appx. 12,000 G.P.H. 10. Replacement of Bridge Culverts proceeding. Pioneer Day Celebration: Eldon Black met with the City Council and discussed plans for the July 24th Pioneer Mr. After review Day Celebration. Council Member Bird Moved, Council Member Dalton 2nd, Beaver City Council authorize the donation of $350.00 to help offset some of the expense for All voted in the celebration. favor of the motion. Beaver Valley Hospital Financing: The City Council and Hospital Board made a conference call with Zions Bank representative Jon Bronson to discuss New Hospital Financing. The following were present for the meeting: Craig Davidson-HospitMax Administrator, Anderson-Hospita- l, Nancy Adams-HospitBoard, Larayne Board. al al Brown-Hospit- al Beaver Valley Hospital Board: Mayor Robinson recommended to the City Council that Dr. Mitchell Melling and Leonard Foster be appointed to the Beaver Valley Hospital Board to take the place of Paul Anderson and Dr. Roger Smith. Council Bird Member moved, Council Member White 2nd, Beaver City appoint Dr. Mitchell Melling and Leonard Foster to the Beaver Valley Hospital Board, Dr, Smith and Paul Anderson shall be released with a vote of thanks for sll of the volunteered time spent on the Hospital Board. All voted in favor of the motion. No further business being presented before the Council the meeting adjourned at 8:00 p.m.. "Scouting For Food" o Largest Single Food Drive In Utah's History l"7 On Saturday March 20th, up to 50,000 Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and leaders from the Great Salt Lake Council and the Utah National Parks Council will begin distributing food bags to homes in most of the state. Then on the following Saturday, March 27th, they will pick up the bags of food and with help from the Utah National Guard, deliver the bags to the Utah Food Bank and local food pantries. c o demand the Because is Utah's steadily hungry among increasing, the Utah Food Bank depends heavily on "Scouting for Food." During the past 12 years "Scouting for Food" has raised nearly $12 million in donations. This year Scouts are aiming to collect over 1 .2 million food items representing nearly food dona$2 million of tions. "All food drives are vital to the success of our program, but the annual 'Scouting for Food" drive is the single largest food drive of the year in donations for Utah's hungry," says Utah Food Bank Director, Brenda Thompson. Thompson says the Food Bank depends on proceeds from the annual SCOUT Drive for approximately half of their high-quali- 9 my A (t immmm foods. staple ty 9 "Scouting For Food donations supply the food for 16,000 meals a month for six months. It is a wonderful Good Turn for our entire state." Scouts in Salt Lake Communities, Park City, Kaysville, Tooele, Bountiful, and the entire state of Utah from City-Are- City Managers Report & Council Committee Reports: The following subjects were dis- 2. 13th Annual south, including parts of Arizona and Nevada will hand-delivempty bags to homes beginning on Saturday, March 20. The bags are printed with a message asking them to be filled with canned food for the Utah Food Bank. The Scouts return one week later on Saturday, March 27, to pick up the bags of food. More than 150 members of the Utah National Guard will donate their time to provide er and transportation wmm w : products; Beaver Youth The 78 grade Girls Team took first place Traveling in the Millard Tournament on March 13th. Coach Lynn Team: Anderson. Lacy Anderson, Jana Barton, Tiffany Chelsea Bradshaw, Eyre, Marcie Toni Gillins, Hershkowtiz, Cydney Hussey, Angela Nelson, Nikki Nelson, Bonny Misty Thompson, Willden, Candace Yardley, and Jaycie Yardley. The 8th grade Boys Traveling Team took first place in the Millard tournament on March 20th. Coach Thane Marshall, Asst. Coach Larry Team: Bradshaw. Scott Dallen Albrecht, Bradshaw, Garrett Carter, Jared Gillins, Derrick Marshall, Wes Marshall, Kade Osborn, Rhett Smith, Jonathan Tobey, Brent Yardley, and Andrew Adams. The 7th Boys grade Traveling Team took 2nd place in the Millard Tournament on March 20th. Coach Alfred Goff. Team: Marshall, Asst.-DaLuke Beaumont, Coby Eyre, Dalian Goff, Roy Forrest, Jared Lowry, Kurt Marchant, Preston Mitchell, Todd Peterson, Kyle I Debt Consolidation Flexible Lending Guidelines Foreclosure Personalized Service Bankruptcy Slow Pay Home Equity 125 House Calls Jumbo Loans Specialists Can't Help When Others lax (435) EBP 688-911- 3 Phelps, and Josh Pomerinke. SPOTLIGHT OF THE WEEK 78 Traveling Record: Girls grade team: 9 wins-- 1 loss. (Traveling teams). 8th grade Boys Traveling team: 12 wins-- 0 losses. 7th grade Boys Traveling team: 7 wins-- 4 losses. We are very proud of these teams, they displayed very good sportsmanship in all of their games. SPONSORED BY BEAVER VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - Director: Dick DeArmitt. Basketball Zachery Hollingshead, FREE Credit Evaluation Creative Finance Specialist We y, The foods the Food Bank needs the most are: canned fruits and vegetables, canned meat, canned fish, peanut butter, chili, chunky soups, baby foods and baby 1 IE logistics communication and will deliver the food in 28 five-to- n trucks, to the Utah Food Bank. The National Guard uses the event as a training exercise to simua late Natural Disaster Mobilization. "The success of the Scout drive is important because the drive traditionally provides us with more high protein foods than any other drive throughout the year," added Thompson. high-qualit- 1 Beaver Olpin Mortuary Milford 743-6261 Fillmore 438-220- 1 387-220- 1 Olpin Mortuary serving all of Beaver County, along with Fillmore has been in existence since 1971. Owned by Roger Olpin and operated by Ron Bird, Olpin is there in your time of need. Olpin would like to remind Beaver Youth Baseball Programs "everyone to live healthy and drive safely. They would prefer waiting to meet you! Registration for the 1999 Baseball Season will be held at the Belknap Elementary on Wed. April 7th and Thursday, 8th, from 3 to 4 p.m.. Parents, if your child participated last year, you must and pay the fees for the following programs, so plan on be held on April's Chamber ofCommerce meeting-wi- ll " ; the 21st at the Ponderosa cafe. Please plan to attend. April attending. Kindergarten-up- ) Fee: $12. Babe Ruth Rookie League(machine pitch Babe Ruth age Babe Ruth Minors(age PTA Girls Majors(age Fee: $16. Softball(grades Fees for ail three Babe Ruth. Leagues: $25 for one child, $4.0 for two, $50 for three. A copy of your childs Birth Certificate is required for the Babe Ruth League ages ). 11-1- 3-- 6) 2, only if you didn't participate in this league last season. Payment of fees for all programs and Birth Certificates are needed at time of registration. Tryouts for Babe Ruth League will be held Saturday, April 10th at 10 a.m. for ages 9- - -- 10, and 11 a.m. for ages Tryouts are only for incoming 9 year olds and incoming 11 year olds or if you did not play last 11-1- 2. season. Tryouts for PTA Girls Softball will be held for all 5th and 6th grade girls at 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 10th. All of these programs are in desperate need of volunteers. We need a Director, Rookie League Director, Babe Ruth League Officers and Coaches for all age groups. These programs will not function this season if parents and others don't come forward to help. Please call and Volunteer. Babe Ruth 438-508- 7 438-509- 8. League-Jo- e White and Debbie Smith Rookie League- - Ursula Carstenaen 438-223Martha Bradshaw 438-510DeArmitt PTA Girls Softball- - Holly Beard 1. 6. |