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Show JUNE 16, 1987 L, NOTICE TO WATER USERS The following appli-cation(- PUBLIC NOTICES s) have been filed with the State En- gineer to appropriate or change water in Public Notice Advertising Protects Your Right To Know Davis County throughout the entire year unless otherwise designated. Locations in SLB&M. (A62522) APPLICANT: John 31-48- copy of said response SUMMONS Case No. 5403 NOTICE TO CREDITORS within twenty (20) IN THE SECOND AND ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPOINTMENT Probate No. 3420 Estate of Blair De- Hayes Brewster, ceased. ROBERT SHELDON BREWSTER, whose address is 3686 South 2235 East, Salt Lake City, Utah 84103, has been appointed Personal of the estate of the above Representative named decedent. Creditors of the estate are hereby notified to present their claims to the above Personal Repre-sentati- days after the publicaJUDICIAL DIS- tion of this summons. TRICT COURT OF If you fail to do so, a DAVIS COUNTY, default will be entered and the petition will be STATE OF UTAH IN THE MATTER granted, whereby you OF THE ADOPTION will lose your rights as MATTHEW natural father of OF SCOTT EVANS, A MATTHEW SCOTT FVANS DATED this 22 day EVANS, of May, 1987. Martin V. Gravis THE NATURAL FATHER OF THE Attorney for Petitioners ABOVE CHILD: You are hereby sum- 2568 Washington Blvd. moned and required to file an answer in writNo. 204 ing in response to the Ogden, Utah 84401 Telephone: petition on file with the Minor TO: SHAUN MAR-SHAL- L Clerk of the above Court, and to serve (801) 16, 1987 Last publication July 7, 1987 Issue No. Suite 204, publication of this Boulevard, Utah 84401, a Ogden, barred. DATED this 5th day of June 1987. Robert Sheldon Brewster Personal Representaive Ralph R. Tate, Jr., Attorney 4685 Highland Drive, Suite 202 Salt Lake City, Utah R-1- The next Silver Age trip to Wen-dovis tentatively set for July 21 to Nevada Crossing. Call now for reservations, The Davis County Fair is coming to town July 27 to Aug. 1 at Davis High School, Kaysville. The senior citizen's picnic will be held Thurser 546-220- Published in the Davis Reflex Journal First publication June 1. day, July 30. Exhibits will be accepted at the Silver Age Center. Deadline for accepting exhibits will 16, 1987 Last publication June 30, 1987 21 21 applications with Vi Sec 5, (A62523) APPLICANT: John 31-48- and Joy Trimbrel, 136 South 3000 West, West Point, UT. QUANTITY: 0.1 cfs. SOURCE: Douglas Comaby, District Judge presiding, in the Courthouse, 1, 1987. Farmington, Utah. You are hereby show cause, if any you have, why the prayer of said Petition should not be granted. DATED this 11 day of MAY, 1987. State Engineer Published in the Davis News Journal on June 16, 23 & 30, 1987 Issue No. 21 TIM W. HEALY Attorney for Petitioner NOTICE OF HEARING Adoption No. 5495 Tim Healy No. 7606 Attorney for Petitioner 863 25th Street Ogden, Utah 84401 0 Telephone: IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF DAVIS 621-263- COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH Irrigation: from Apr WAYNE MEIRING, Published in the Davis Reflex Journal First publication June OF LESLEY ALISON MEIRING, A 16, 1987 Last publication July Minor Child 7, 1987 Issue No. RICKEY TO noti- fied to appear and P.E. IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION 1 fore the Honorable North Temple, Salt Underground Water Drain. POINT(S) OF DIVERSION: (1) N 300 W 120 from EA Cor, Sec5,T4N,R2W. (in West Point) USE: named minor child has been set for July 14, 1987 at 1:30 P.M. be- with the State Engineer, 1636 West Robert L. Morgan, R-1- be July 27, 4 p.m. Bring your knitting, crocheting, arts and crafts, woodworking, ceramics, etc. Lets have a great showing from the senior citizens in our community. In January 1988 we are sponsor- ing a Mexican Riviera cruise, seven days. Acapulco, Zihuatane-jo- , Ixtapa, Puerto Vallarta, Mazat-laCabo San Lucas. Priced from $850 to $1,210. After July the price goes up $200. Make reservations n, now. Aug. Nauvoo, Missouri and Mormon Trail. Double occupancy $530. Includes transportation, hotel accommodations, tour of Eisenhower and Truman Libraries, Bethel Community tour and German lunch, Mark Twain visitor Center and Museum, Mark Twain 5, Amphitheater, City of Joseph pageant in Nauvoo, five meals, insurance, and tour escort. Payment due by July 6. Utah Shakespearean Festival, three days, two nights, three plays, Richard III, The Comedy of Errors, and Much Ado About Nothing. Cost is $150 for double 21 R-1- occupancy. Includes transportation, hotel, reserved seats for plays, transportation to and from hotel, insurance, and tour escort. Payment due now. Menus for the week of June 22 include: Monday, June 22, macaroni and cheese, broiled hot dog, buttered green beans, bow knot rolls cantaloupe slice, cookie and milk. Tuesday, June 23, Salisbury steak with whipped potatoes, buttered beets, wheat rolls watermelon slices, cookie and milk. Wednesday, June 24, pork turnovers with brown gravy, glazed golden carrot coins, shades of green salad, apple crips and milk. Thursday, June 25, meat loaf with mushroom sauce, baked pota- to, steamed zucchini, rolls and jelly, fruit and brownies and milk. Friday, June 26, spaghetti with meat, green salad with hot French bread butter, peach cobbler with topping and milk. Elder Allen called Troy S. Allen, son of Steven W. and Anne R. Allen, has been called to serve an LDS mission to Kobe, Japan. Troy is an Eagle Scout with two palms and has received his Duty to God award. He graduated from Davis High with high honors and was a member of the seminar; council. He has attended Webe State College this past year with ai honors at entrance scholarship. Prior to a Wednesday departur for the MTC, Troy spoke a farewell services Sunday in thi Kaysville 21st Ward. first-plac- Humanas a winner first-plac- g activrate Olympics, a ity of the St. Benedicts Foundation held at Weber State College. The Humana team, comprised of physicians and staff members, won the overall competition for com0 panies with employees and e earned awards in three individual events. Humanas winning participants included Dr. Mark Bitner and Dr. Bruce Burtenshaw, first place, Jill Mikesell and Hazel fund-raisin- 101-30- first-plac- ll; Satterfield, first-plac- 100-yar- e, d dash; Dr. James Adams and Bob Story, first place, 5K run; Lora Kier, second place, 5K run; Dr. Jay Chip Yates, Dr. Bruce Jorgenson, Dr. Mark Bitner and Sandy Frew, third-plac- e, golf; Terry Pierce and Mark LeClerc, third-plac- e, d dash; Bob Story, Mark LeClerc, Jill Mikesell and Lora Kier, third place, 880 relay Senator Haven Barlow of Barlow Insurance in LAYTON Layton dropped in on the board meeting of the Davis County Solid Waste Management and gave the board members some interesting things to think about. He spoke to them immediately after they had heard from the representative from the brokerage firm handling the plants insurance. David Smith of Johnson and Higgins, the brokerage firm through whick Katy Seghers, Inc. is getting liability insurance for the plant, came to answer questions for the board. He told the board that Johnson and Higgins is the largest privately held insurance firm in the United States and one of the three largest firms in the world. When the board members questioned the high rates they are paying he told them that they are caught in the worst insurance time in the last 40 years. Insurance pricing goes in a cycle and insurance is in the costlv phase right now. Before 1984, insurance companies could get good interest returns so the premiums could be less. Liability awards also started going up in 1984. In addition, the reinsurance market which is centered around the London market opted to stay out of the United States market. Another factor was that the companies discovered that they could charge more and so they did. Smith also told the Board that he felt the market is stabilizing and has topped out and rates will slowly start back down somewhat. The total insurance package for the plant is projected to cost $900,000 per year. However, it is possible that it could cost more. The board would have 30 days advance notice. Board members asked why they are not seeing any documents or paperwork if the insurance is going to cost so much. Smith told them his firm has approached 30 or 40 insurance companies. The perception of the exposure to risk does influence the cost. Shopping around might make insurance companies less willing to insure the plant also. Mayor Robert Arbuckle of Farmington asked, Cant we get a look at the insurance before we pay for it? I doubt it, Smith replied. He explained that big companies dont do it that way. The board decided to put together another list of questions, look at other insurance companies and not to pay for insurance until they have more answers. According to the contract, Katy Seghers Inc. will arrange for the insurance but must get approval from the board which they have not done yet. In addition the board will like to take back the responsibility for the insurance so they can have more control of the matter. Next, Senator Haven Barlow Insurance in Layton addressed the board. He told them that the district probably falls under the procurement act of the State of Utah and they may need legally to go through the state for insurance. He also told them that it is impossible for any one broker to have access to all insurance companies. He also told them to not worry about upsetting the market by shopping around for a good price. Senator Barlow also told the board that while the United States is the worst for insurance premiums, states that have enacted major insurance reforms will have better rates. Also political subdivisions have benefit of immunity because of new laws. Senator Barlow said that he was really disturbed at how the insurance was being handled. As the cost of the insurahee is being passed on to the public, a government entity has to be involved in evaluating the insurance. He also told the board that his company has been denied access for an insurance inspection 10 days ago at the plant. The insurance issue was left unresolved. County Attorney Jerry Hess said that they should attempt to get the insurance back into the districts hands. Wil Jefferies said that part of the problem may be that it is Katy Seghers that is being insured. In the meantime, Jim Young will work to get Barlow insurance access to the plant as they felt that even if they could not accept a bid from that company at this point, the public should know the difference in prices. Come learn about these illnesses and how to cope Al Comfortable Hush Puppies with them in a group designed for affected individuals, family, friends, or anyone interested in learning more about Anorexia and Bulimia 100-yar- race; Mark LeClerc and Terry Pierce, swimming; and Jim Anderson, Terry Pierce, Hazel Satterfield and Lora Kier, fourth-plac- e obstacle course. Forty companies participated in the Corporate Olympic challenge. By CHERIE HUBER u ini e Dean Holman accepts the trophy won by Humana 1987 in the members staff Corporate Olympics. The Hospital award was presented by Lora Kier, a Davis North nurse and Olympic team member. LAYTON Humana Hospital e Davis North received the trophy in the annual Corpo- Barlow notes dismay at insurance handling of the above reasons therefore must be filed in duplicate Underground Water Drain. POINT(S) OF DIVERSION: (1) N USE: SE'ANE T4N, R2W. NAMED MINOR: You are notified that the hearing upon the petition of MICHAEL NATHAN ONEILL praying for the adop-tio- n Protests resisting the granting of these Lake City, Utah 84116 on or before AUGUST stock. PLACE OF OF THE ABOVE Stockwatering: of livestock. PLACE OF USE: SEV4NEY Sec 5, T4N, R2W. and Joy Timbrel, 136 South 3000 West, West Point, UT. QUANTITY: 0.1 cfs. SOURCE: 340 W 430 from EV Cor, Sec5,T4N,R2W. (in West Point) USE: Irrigation: from Apr 1 to Oct 3 1 , total acreage 1.50 acs; Stockwatering: 3 head of live- NATURAL FATHER Silver Age sets trip 84117 Issue No. 0 Published in the Davis Reflex Journal First publication June or to the upon, or mail to, MarClerk of the Court tin V. Gravis, Attorwithin three months af- ney for petitioners, ter the date of the first 2568 Washington notice or be forever 621-582- to Oct. 31, total acreage 1.503 acs; head Every Tuesday Hjl Benchmark Regional LJ Hospital 592 West 1350 South OFF O) Beginning June 16th 7PM-8P- Thursday, Friday Entire Stock & Saturday Woods Cross, UT. B4087 298-3- 1 3 13C Q3D QQIimUD OfcrffifflT) (BgctraiQ CD IB5 4- - I Family Shoes ' lUynCi Layton Layaway (L 13 No. Main 43 No. Main, Downtown. Bountiful Kaysville Hours: Tues.-Fr- i. 1 St. 10-- 5 295-7X- 1 |
