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Show iinvn ui, umv 001 society PUBLIC NOTICES Schroader-Herri- Public Notice Advertising Protects Your Right To Know LEGAL NOTICE certification only if it is on one of the following bases: (a) That the cer- tification was not in fact executed by the chief executive officer or other officer of applicant approved by the STATE; or (b) that applicants environmental review record IN THE SECOND DISJUDICIAL TRICT COURT OF DAVIS COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH, CIVIL NO. 41004 MARY FRANCES PRESNALL, Plaintiff, vs. for the project JOHN ADDISON THE STATE OF UTAH TO JOHN and submitted in accordance with the required procedure (24 CFR Part 58), and may STATE Department of Community and Economic Development, City, Utah 84224. Objections to the release of funds on bases other Harold J. Tippetts, Chairman Davis County Commission P.O. Box 618 Farmington, Utah First publication March 10, 1987 Last publication PURPOSE PROJECT - OF Loans to a private business for expansion, thereby creating jobs for income persons. LOCATION - 220 North 800 West, Centerville, Utah ESTIMATED COST OF PROJECT (CDBG Portion) -- $35,000 An Environmental Review Record respecting this project has been made by Davis County which documents the environmental review of the project. This Environmental Review Record is on file at the following location and is available for public examination and copying, upon request: Davis County Plan- ning Dept., Davis County Courthouse, East State St., Farmington, Utah 34 84025, (801) 451-327- 8 Davis County will undertake the project described above with Block Grant funds from the STATE under Title I of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974. Davis County is certifying to the STATE that Davis County and Commissioner Harold J. Tippetts, in his official capacity as Davis County Commission Chairman, consent to accept the jurisdiction of the Federal courts if an action is brought to enforce responsibilities in relation to environmental reviews, decision-makinantk action; and that these responsibilities have been satisfied. The legal effect of the certification is that upon its approval, Davis County may use the Block Grant funds, and the STATE will have satisfied its responsibilities under the National Policy Act of 1969. STATE will accept an objection to its approval of the release of funds and acceptance of the space; Jody Lynn Biddulph, Layton High, the American Society for Microbiology Certificate of Commendation; Shirlayne Com-eaClearfield High was awarded the Navy Science Meritorious Achievement Certificate and Jeff Kirkham, Clearfield High, the U.S. u, Marine Corps Certificate of Achievement. John Gwynn, Bountiful High, was awarded first place in the Na- tional Energy Foundation Senior Division in math and engineering and Jonathan Miller, Clearfield High won the NASA Certificate of Re- porting. In the Physical Science division for ninth grade the Best of Fair award and the NASA Certificate of Outstanding Achievement went to Nacy Chang of Sunset Jr. High. The eighth grade Best of Fair award in biological and medical category was won by Jolynn Vaterlaus, Sunset Jr. In the eighth grade physical science category Chris Carver, South Davis Jr. won the Dept, of the Army Math and Computer Science first place science award. In the seventh grade biological and medical category Ryan Benson, South Davis Jr., won the trophy for the U.S. Marine Corps Cer-tifica- te of Achievement and Michael Busse, Mueller Park Jr. was named the Eastman Kodak Regional Winner. Kay Merrell, Mueller Park was the seventh grade Best of Fair winner. In the physical science seventh grade category Nicole Canfield, Jr., won the National Energy Foundation Overall trophy and Connie Richman, Central Davis Jr. won the Junior Engineering and Technology Science first place trophy. Olivia Walton, South Davis Jr., won the Dept, of Health and Human Services Outstanding Student Award Certificate. 1333 Layton, Utah 84041 Together with and including all buildings, all fixtures, including but not limited to all 28 th day of April, 1987, at the hour of 9:00 a.m. -- Marine Corps Certificate of Achievement in Chemistry, Air Force Award; Lara Lowe, Clearfield High, Dept, of the Army Environmental Science first place award and the Marine Corp. Certificate of Achievement for earth and and first place for Senior Gentile Street, STATE to release Federal funds under Title I -- Following their honeymoon the couple will reside in Salt Lake City. Othet awards included: Craig Fraser, Clearfield High, the Dept, of the Armies first place in physical and Top Dept, of Army Award; David Hale, Davis High, U.S. Outstanding Achievement and the U.S. Marine Corps Certificate of Achievement in the math and engineering category. In the medical and dental category Julie Bannister, Clearfield High won the trophy for senior projects; Maria Matthews, Viewmont High won the Dept, of the Army first place and the American Society for Microbiology Certificate of Commendation and the Navy Distinguished Achievement award. In Microbiology Wade Geary, Davis High, won the Sr. Project trophy Property West Address: AMENDED NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE Community Development Act of 1974 (PL for the following project: PROJECT TITLE Davis County Economic Development Revolving Loan Fund Garden Country, Inc. MR. AND MRS. DAVID S. HERRIN beginning. CIES, GROUPS AND PERSONS: On or about April 10, 1987 Davis County 93-38- 3) . R-4- 6 C-1- of the Housing and Senior High Reporting in chemistry and the trophy for Senior High Projects in chemistry. thence South 130.5 feet to the point of Published in the Davis County Clipper on April 2, 1987 Issue No. 10 will request the gineering, the Teachers of Math Certificate of Commendation, the Air Force Award, 1st place for 15.0 feet; thence R-4- 1 TO ALL INTERESTED AGEN- Outstanding chemistry student was Sho-Min- g Chang, Clearfield High School who won the Dept, of the Army first place award in en- East 139.5 feet; 1987 Issue No. medical and dental, microbiology, social and behavioral and zoology. said street; thence North 115.5 feet; thence West 49.5 feet; thence North 84025 10 Senior high students had exhibits forjudging in the categories of chemistry, earth and space, environmental, math and engineering, the North line of Published in the Davis Reflex on March 31, NOTICE OF INTENT TO REQUEST RELEASE OF FUNDS . considered by . School. 850.5 feet West and 33.0 feet North, of the Southeast corner of Section 19, Township 4 North, Range 1 West, Salt Lake Meridian in the City of Layton, and running thence West 90.0 feet along STATE. Published in the Davis Reflex Journal Thirty-seve- n high school students and 94 junior high students competed in the Davis County Regional Science and Engineering Fair on Feb. 26 at Bountiful High Beginning on the above will not be considered by STATE. No objections received after April 25, 1987 will be winners named North line of a street at a point than those stated 4 March 31, 1987 Issue No. 7 cated in Davis County, Utah, and more particularly described as follows: 6290 State Office Building, Salt Lake SCOTT W. HOLT Attorney at Law 44 North Main Layton, Utah 84041 Telephone: 546-126- Company, covering the real property lo- addressed to be Holt, Plaintiffs (801) Re- view process. Objections must be prepared attorney, at 44 North Main Street, Layton, Utah 84041. If you fail to do so within 30 days, judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in said Complaint. . will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder. The sale will be held at the corner of State and Main, main floor, north entrance foyer, Davis County Courthouse, Farming-ton- , Utah on April 30, 1987, at 10:00 oclock a.m. The purpose of the sale is the foreclosure of a Trust Deed executed by Thell E. Day and Karen E. Day as Trustors, in favor of Valley btank and Trust indi- Environmental PRE- SNALL: You are hereby summoned and required to file an answer in writing to a Complaint that has been filed with the Clerk of Davis County Court on the above entitled case, and serve upon or mail a copy of said answer to Scott W. The following described real property cates omission of a required decision, finding, or step applicable to the project in the PRESNALL, Defendant. ADDISON NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE Sandi Lynn Schroader, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Schroader of Layton, and David S. Herrin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Herrin of Bennion were married in the Salt Lake Temple on Friday, March 20. That evening the couple was honored by a reception given by the brides parents at the Colonial House in Salt Lake City. The bride is a graduate of Davis High and Ricks College. While at Ricks she was a member of Show Time and an officer of the Associated Women Students. She served a mission to the hearing impaired in San Diego where she was named volunteer of the year by the United Way. She later served in Virginia. She is currently employed by Grant Hatch Associates in Salt Lake City. David filled a mission to Guatemala and is a third year engineering student at the University of Utah. He is employed by Utah Power and Light. The couple honeymooned in San Diego and was honored at an open house given by the deaf branch. Science fair n plumbing, heating, lighting, ventilation, refrigerating, inciner- On Tuesday, the ating, air conditioning apparatus, and elev- ators (the Trustor hereby declaring that it that the Courthouse, is intended herein enumerFarmington, Utah, items LESTER A. PERRY, ated shall be deemed to as Trustee, will sell at have been permanentinstalled as of Central Davis Junior High School CLASS officers note certi- ficate of appreciation given by Layton Mayor Richard McKenzie, including: Raquel Figgins, left, program chairperson; Brittany Stromberg, president; Heather Upton, secretary; vice president Becky Lazenby, is at front. of said day, at the front steps of the Davis-Count- public auction, to the part ly the realty), and all imhighest bidder, for cash, in lawful money provements now or of the United States, hereafter existing all payable at the time thereon; the hereditaments and appurteof sale, the nances and all other real properthereunto berights in Counthe ty situated or in anywise ty of Davis, State of longing, appertaining, and the Utah: reversion and reverBeginning at a sions, remainder and 884.0 feet point remainders, and the West along the Secrents, issues, and protion line from the Northeast comer of fits of the above described property. To the Northwest have and to hold the Quarter of Section same unto the Trustee 4 13, Township the successors in North, Range 2 and Trustee, West, Salt Lake interest ofinthe fee simple forever, in the Meridian, or such other estate, if City of Clearfield, d following-describe- and running thence West 96.0 feet along the Section line; thence South 166.0 feet thence East 96.0 feet thence North Silver Age events Silver Age activities include: If you need yard work service and make $4,700 year (one person), or $7,700, (two people), or less, This please call Patsy service will be given free to senior citizens who qualify. The service is scheduled to begin June 8 through Aug. 20. Income tax preparation and counseling appointments are still available. Please call now as dead 546-220- 1. line of April 15 is drawing near. Blood pressure clinic will be held Thursday, April 2 at 10:45 a.m. There is also a Medicare program on April 2. All the new changes and regulations will be explained. On Friday, April 24 there will be a turnaround trip to Wendover SilLine for $1 1 each. ver Smith-StatGreat package included. Call now for reservations. e Jennifer Hoyt represented Layton High School well at the state solo and ensemble festival. Violinist qualifies any, as is stated herein in trust, to secure the payment of a promissory note of this date, in the principal sum of ($95,000.00). LAYTON Jennifer Hoyt, a senior at Layton High School, has qualified to participate in the state solo and ensemble festival that will be held April 11 at Woods Cross 166.0 feet to the point of ning. begin-- . Said sale will be made without covenant or warranty as to title, possession or en- The purchase price is High School. To achieve this recognition, Jennifer had to score a superior rating for her violin solo which she performed at the regional payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of sale unless there is a prior written agreecumbrances, to satisfy ment with the Trustee. the obligation secured The property is to be by and pursuant to the sold without any warn Power of Sale confer- ranties of title, possesred in the Trust Deed sion or encumbrances. executed by JOSEPH For further informa- R. HAYWORTH ALMA HAYWORTH, tion about the sale, J. please contact the as Trustee, Valley Bank 481-519- 1 m dated the 16th day of Broadway, Fourth April, 1984, and re- Floor, Salt Lake City, corded on the 23rd day Utah, telephone (801) of April, 1984, in the office of the County DATED this 25 day d Recorder of the of March, 1987. as County, Entry No. 669954, in Valley Bank and book 986, at Page 1047. Trust Company DATED this 23rd as Successor day of March, 1987. in Interest to Weber Valley Bank Lester A. Perry Trustee 330 South Third East By: M. Worthington Senior Salt Lake City, UT Vice President 84111 328-166- 6. above-identifie- Published in the Davis Published in the Davis Reflex Journal Reflex Journal publication First publication First March 31, 1987 1987 March 31, April 14, 1987 Issue No. 9 Jennifer is very involved in music programs. She is a member of the Layton High School orchestra, the Davis County Youth Symphony for two years and the Weber State Music Prep Program for two and & Trustors, with Moun- and Trust Company at tain View Title and 80 West Broadway, Escrow, as Trustee Suite 330, Salt Lake (for whom the under- City, Utah, attention signed has been substi- Richard Gray, teletuted), for the benefit phone (801) and security of FCA or the attorney for the Mortgage Corpora- Trustee, Paul D: tion, as Beneficiary, Veasy of Biele, Has-la& Hatch, 50 West which Trust Deed is Last publication solo and ensemble festival held ' Feb. 18 at Bonneville High School. R-4- 5 Last publication April 14, 1987 Issue No. 10 R-4- 7 years. The Weber State program combines theory with chamber music orchestra performance. Last year, Jennifer was an alternate for the all state orchestra. She was a member of the AGATE pit orchestra at Lagoon. This group played for the March production of one-ha- lf Heidi. This is the second time Jennifer has participated in regional competition. She has been studying violin about four and one-hayears. She takes private lessons lf from Richard Stott. Jennifer plans to attend Weber State College next year where she will major in music. CHRIS NELSON AND MILAKA CHRISTENSEN Musical tour set Milaka Christensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Earl and Faline Christensen, and Chris Nelson, son of Henry Nelson and Judy Nelson, both of Layton, have been accepted as members of the 1987. Spirit of America Performing tour of Europe. They will be representing the city of Layton as an emissary to the people of Europe, promotirig the best of American youth. Milaka and Chris were chosen on the basis of maturity, performance level and on the ability to present positive images of the youth of America. The Spirit of America Marching Band will tour and perform in Holland, Luxembourg, Australia, Switzerland, Italy, Germany and Belgium. Milaka and Chris will join other selected students from across the United States, rehearse for five days, then fly to Europe for 17 days of performing ahd touring. Milaka, a junior, plays the flute and piccolo in the Layton High School Band and bassoon in the Layton High orchestra. She has been in the school musical for two years and has performed at numerous civic and church functions. Chris, a sophomore, plays saxophone in the Layton High Band. He is a member of the pep band and stage band. Paul Kapp, the band director, Milaka and Chris will be raising a mjor portion of their expense money themselves with various activities. Anyone interested in sponsoring or otherwise helping them may contact their band director at the school or Milaka at or Chris at fund-raisin- g 825-44- 546-413- 0. Happy Birthday olds Birthday congratulations go out this week to one-yeCameron Taylor Felt, son of Jeffrey and Tina Felt of 531 Angel in Layton, whose big day was March 16 and Shannon Cristofer Reiche, son of Brent and Terri Reiche of 785 E. Country Road in Fruit Heights. He celebrates Wednesday. ar |
