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Show Eagle Scouts " Al Mo gun - Signup For Summer MAGNA. Registration for summer programs, sponsored by the Magna Recreation Center, will begin at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, according to Tracy Heun, director. Registration will be taken at the e center, 2941 So. 9130 West, on a basis. Since there are limited spaces available parents are being advised to register early. The summer fun package is an allday program (or those from 6 to 12 years of age. The director said the program is ideal for those who need or part-timchild care for their youngster, as well as for parents who don't work but want their children to he involved in some kind of structuied activities during the summer months Many activities have already been planned," Ms. Heun said. There will be many more added before the program begins. Among those already planned for are arts and crafts, a variety of games and first-com- first-serve- d full-tim- e BENNION. Jeremy Oviatt, son of Roger and Vickie Oviatt, has received the Eagle Scout award. A member of troop 277, he earned 29 merit badges and has received the bronze palm. For his service project, he painted 23 fire hydrants in his neighborhood. A ninth grade student at Eisenhower junior high, the lad joys the advanced art class. i i r-- en- The event will honor Rupp for his more than 25 years involvement in the Boy Scout program, during Magna Master Plan Hearing Is Scheduled i Frank Farm. ninth grader at Eisenhower junior high, the lad is on the wrestling team and honor roll, plays the in the piano and was a runner-uschool piano competition last year. He enjoys fishing, hunting, skiing, basketball and sw imming. He and his twin, Ben, received the Eagle rank at the same court of honor, held in Bennion 13th ward. A Ladies Golf Luncheon Is For April 7 TAYLORSVILLE. membership The luncheon annual of the Meadow Brook Ladies Golf Assn, is scheduled here for April 7. Reservations are being accepted or through April 3 by calling The groups golfing season is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. on April 14. t f i t 278-214- t 266-978- I p j MAGNA A public charing will lie held next week beloie the County Planning Commission to consider a preliminary mash plan for the i BENNION. Jon Frank, son of Joseph and Nancy Frank, has received the Eagle Scout award. A member of troop 277, he earned 26 merit badges. For his service project he raised money for and built wooden parking barricades for Wheeler Historic cool. The summer fun package program will begin on June 8 and run Rupp Party Is Set TAYLORSVILLE. Friends of Wally Rupp ate being invited to a surprise open house to be held in his honor at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Taylorsville North Central stake center, 3020 W. 4700 South. . athletics, videos, swimming weekly at the Cyprus pool and field trips. Field trips that will be included are super sliders, roller skating at the the Ritz Classic, Trafalga, Alpine Slide, Liberty park, Hogle Zoo and Wheeler Farm. The summer fun package will be held at Lake Ridge elementary. Transportation will be available from the center to the school daily. The cost will be $275 per child for the entire summer. The cost breaks down to about $4.75 per day. Part-tim- e enrollment will also be taken, with enrollment fees of $6 per child per day, or $8 per day on days that field trips are taken. All fees include all activities, swimming and field trips. Snacks and meals are not provided, so lunches and snacks must be brought by each participant. Refrigerator space will be available to keep food Magna community The meeting will he held at 9 a m. i'uesd iy m the County Commission chambers at the County Government Center, room 2001 So. State. Advance information and copies of the Magna pretiminai v master plan are available at the county planning division in the County Government Center, in the north budding at 2001 So State. More information may Ik obtain- - cdb i ailing which time he has started hundreds of boys on the road to achievement. former scouts, parents and friends are being invited to attend, and are asked to keep it a secret it they see Rupp, said a spokesman. The open house will follow a court of honor at which Rupps youngest son, Anion, will receive the Eagle Scout award, the eighth Rupp son to attain the highest award in the Boy Scout program. All Devotion At St. Francis Is April 2 WEST VALLEY. Pilgrim Virgin, one of the more famous images of the Virgin Mary, will be at several churches in the Salt Lake area Catholic diocese through April. On April 2 a special devotion will be held at the St. Francis Xavier parish, 4501 W. 5215 South. The service begins at 7:30 p.m. An all night vigil will follow and end with a mass at li a m. on April 3. Louis Kaczmarek will preach the message of Fatima of prayer and penance following the devotional. For more information call 468-2t!f- com-petito- n Carrie Woutlon A strut team is a division of the competition Knight's juvenile division also took second place Team members are Janalv Crane. Erin Copier, Nicole Heath, Misty Overson and Clover Christensen. The Knight Tu irers twirling team placed second and the Knight novelty stiow team placed second. Team members are Christy Pearson. Cas.de Hale, Andrea Slick and Jean-ni- e O'Hara. Jeannie O'Hara of Butler middle placed fiist in the newcomer solo, first in special beginner solo and second in beginner. Christy Pearson of West Jordan middle placed second in newcomer solo. Andrea Slick of Eisenhower junior TAYLORSVILLE. The Fault e Valley-Taylorsvill- 700 LEGAL Named At Pleasant Green MAGNA. Names of winners in the Reflections contest have been announced at Pleasant Green elementary. More than 180 entries were submitted, the largest number in any year since the school opened, said a spokesman. Winners at the Council level included Stephanie Stanley and Michael Malmrose, both entered in the music category. Other winners at the school level were Brennan Alldredge, Rachel Chaston, Matthew Crockett, Justin Cutler, Melissa Durtschi, Sadie Enright, Catherine Gray, Beth Green, Sara Himmon. Also, Tony Hull, Peter Kirschman, Trent Labrum, Kristin McGettigan, Allene Okelberry, Jeremy Stanley, Alex Turnbow, Eric Twede and Jonathan Woods. Winners have also been announced m the school spelling bee, with fourth, fifth and sixth graders competing. Jesse Crawford took first place with Corey Hendrickson, second; Natalie Green, third; Dacia Shaffer, fourth. The Crawford lad placed fifth in district competition, competing mostly with junior high students, the spokesman said. high placed third in novelty. All participants are students from the community school programs at West Jordan middle and Taylorsville high. A marching group for summer parades is being formed now. Anyone interested should contact these community schools. Ilia Wright To Receive Honor Sunday Paul Catholic Church, 3560 W. 3650 South. Wright was given the award for her volunteer efforts. Besides participation in the Legion of Mary and prison ministry, she visits hospital patients, nursing home and prison inmates. At the Detention Center, Wright is well known for showing film strips. She also helps at the soup kitchen and is treasurer of the North Curia, a CYO adviser and a den mother. The African peace garden at the church was implemented by Wright. She also works with the Hospice of IHC. Bishop William K. Weigand plans to attend the Sunday service in which Wright will be honored. t i i t I i i j k ) Protestant Joint Service Is Scheduled MAGNA. Two joint worship services involving six Protestant churches will be held during the next few weeks, according to Rev. Steve Wolden, pastor of Magna Communi- ty church. Rev. Wolden said the first will be held Sunday at 5:30 p.m. at Granger Community Christian church, one block south of Valley Fair Mall. The second session on April 17 at noon will be a Good Friday service at Westvale Presbyterian church on 4400 West. I I 4 4 4 ! j Students For Exchange Need Family Homes stuSALT LAKE. A new dent exchange organization called Pacific Educational and Cultural Exchange is available in Utah. Families interested in hosting an exchange student should call one of the Utah representatives. They are for the Salt Debbie Rigby Lake area and Evelyn Hall area. for the Provo-Orenon-prof- cor- 250-698- 3 756-365- 0 the bidder of the proposal, shall submit an experience form so the owner can SANDY CITY REVENUE SHAKING evaluate the bidder's NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Sandy City has submitted its report on the actual expenditures of Revenue Sharing Funds to the Bureau of the Census. This report and sup- is porting documentation available for public inspection in the Finance Department in City Hall, 440 East 8680 South, Sandy, Utah, from 8 a m. until 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. SC26-1- MURRAY CITY ORDINANCE 8712 Both events will be on behalf of the Trinity United Methodist Church, Kearns, the Granger Disciples of Christ, Atonement Lutheran church, St. Pauls Lutheran, Westvale Presbyterian, and Magna Community church. The program will begin with a stew supper and Habitat for Humanity program at 5:30, followed by the corporate worship service of West Valley churches at 7 p.m. qualifications. The attention of bidders is directed to the applicable state requirements, conditions of employment to be observed, and minimum wage rate to be paid under the contract Murray City Corporation reserves the right to reject any or all bids not conforming to the intent and purpose of the contract documents, and to postpone the award of the contract for a period of time which, however, shall not extend beyond 45 days from the bid opening date Ludell P Pierson City Recorder ORDINANCE THE PROREZONING PERTY AT APPROXIMATELY 800 WEST 5900 SOUTH FROM AN A-- 5 8 ZONE TO AN Dates of Publication: March 26. 1987. Murray Eagle MC26-1- ZONE. (SMITH BRUBAKER) MURRAY CITY INVITATION TO BID BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MURRAY CITY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. MURRAY CITY. UTAH, AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I That the following described tract of land and area in Murray City, Utah, be rezoned from an classification to a classification. Said parcel is located at approximately 800 West 5900 South, Murray, Salt Lake County, State of Utah and is more particularly described as follows: at a point BEGINNING which is North 1440" West 1515 03 feet and Sealed bids will be received by Murray City Corporation at the City Center located at 5025 South State Street, Room 113. until 11:00 a.m. on the 2nd day of April. 1987, at which time the bids will be opened, for the following project- Pitney Bowes Machine Stacker Attachment Any questions concerning the bid may be directed to Carl Shaw. 5025 South State Street. Murray. Utah, at West 8942'35 feet from the Southeast comer of Sec- Ludell P Pierson City Recorder 221.05 tion 14, Township 2 South, Range 1 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian; and thence Dates of Publication: March Murray Eagle 26, 1987, MC26-1- South 89"42'35" West 250 00 feet; thence South 107 08 East 355 41 feet; thence South 6351'24 East 273 022 feet, thence North 91 feet to . 1440" West 476 the POINT OF BEGINNING. (2.3586 acres I SECTION II In the opinion of the , Municipal Council of Murray-Cityit is necessary to the peace, health and safety of the inhabitants of Murray City that this ordinance become effective immediately upon its first publication and filing of a copy thereof in the office of the Cilv Recorder of Murray Cilv, Utah SECTION III This Ordinance shall take effect upon the first publication and filing of copy thereof in the office of the City Recorder of Murray City, Utah. PASSED. APPROVED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of Murray City, this 10th day ofMarch, 1987. MURRAY CITY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Council Chairman ATTEST: Ludell P Pierson City Recorder Ludell P. Pierson City Recorder ACTION: Ap- proved DATED March. this THE ( ITY OF WEST JORDAN. UTAH NOTICE OF PI BUI HE ARING - A Public hearing has been rescheduled for May 5. 1987 at 7:15 pm. instead of the previously published public nearing for April 7. 1987 at 7: 15 p m. This hearing will be held m the West Jordan City Council Chambers. 1850 West 7800 South, West Jordan, Utah, for the purpose of receiving public comment prior to considering adoption of an ordinance annexing to the City approximately 103 207 acres of real property at 6900 South 1250 West in Salt Lake County Copies of the amendment to the annexation policy declaration are available in the Office of the City Recorder Notice is hereby given that on April 20. 1987 at American Systems Mini Storage, 4591 S 300 W.t Murray, Ut , the contents of the following storage units will be sold at closed bid sale The proceeds will be usNo ed to pay back rent The company reserves the right to reject any or all bids. day of 19 1987 Gary S. Mulliner. Street 105 S.LC.Ut - Marlene W'estover Unit 196 107 B Mayor ATTEST: Ludell P. Pierson City Recorder DATE OF PUBLICATION' MC26-1- MURRAY CITY NOTR E TO CONTRACTORS Asphalt Golf Cart Paths at the Murray Parkway Golf Course Beginning the 27th day of March, 1987, instructions to bidders, plans, and specifications, and other contract documents may be picked up at the office of Public Works, Murray City Corporation 5025 South State, Room 200, Murray, Utah. Each proposal must be submitted on the prescribed form and accompanied by bid security executed on the prescribed form, payable to the Murray City Corporation, Murray, Utah, "in an amount not less than 5 percent of the amount bid. The successful bidder will be required to furnish the necessary additional bond: si for the faithful performance of the contract, as prescribed in the contract documents. In order to perform public work the successful bidder shall hold or obtain such contractors and business licenses as required by state statutes. Before a contract will be awarded for the work contemplated herein, the owner will conduct such investigation as is necessary to determine the performance record and ability of the apparent low bidder to perform the size and type of work specified under this contract. Upon submittal Darlene Jones. PO Box 382. Garbemlle. Ca - MBT Inc (Miners, , PO Box 520296, SLC.. Ut. 313 - Robert W' Bennington, 4613 Creekview Cir , Murray, Ut 49 Joan F Kennedy. P O. Box 285. Kemmerer, Wy. - Frankie J Martinez, Jr. 513- W 4800 S.. Murray, Ut. 180 Peter M Dixon, 1R27 Clayboume Ave . S L C. Ut 58 Lewis. 428 5th Ave Sealed bids will be received by Murray City Corporation at the City Center located at 5025 South State Street, Room 113, until 11:00 a m. on the 3rd day of April, 1987, at which time the bids will be opened, for the following project: - Dahl. 3440 S 500 E., S.L.C.. Ut - Mike or Jeame Alvarado. 949 E. Ridge Hill. 21. Midvale. Ut. 17 - Cynthia Leggroan. 380 E 7200 S , Midvale. Ut. 116 - Kathlene W Lowe. 50 W Suite 600. Broadway, S L C . Ut. - LavarC. McMillan. p m to5p m 3 S L C -- 159 Ut. JR Fives. Murray Blvd 4919 S. Murray, , Ut 222 - Jean Hensehke. 6738 S. 13E..SLC..UL - Erik OS-Ltesegang. 10750 Nr. 204. Mon- Bis treal Que. Canada 34 3600 - Robert Lopez. 3996 S W.,W VC.lt Contents: thence SOUTH thence EAST thence SOUTH 0038 00" WEST 177 29 feet; thence WEST 387 03 feet; thence NORTH feet to the Point of Beginning Contains 2 1083 277 28 Acres that you may this Hearing Any questions have regarding may be directed tiori and Zoning at City Hall. to the Inspec Department Skip Crmer Building Official MDV26-4- MIDVALE CITY ORDIN AM E NO (A AN ORDINANCE CREATING THE POSITION OF CITY APRODMINISTRATOR: VIDING FOR THE DUTIES OF THE POSITION TO BE PRESCRIBED BY RESOLUTION; PROVIDING FOR AND THE APPOINTMENT REMOVAL THEREOF AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Midvale WHEREAS, City has heretofore determined the need to create the position o( City Administrator, prescribe the duties and provide for the appointment and removal thereof; NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT BY THE CITY ORDAINED COUNCIL OF MIDVALE CITY. STATE OF UTAH, as follows SECTION ONE: That the position of City Administrator is hereby created SECTION TWO: That the duties and responsibilities of the City Administrator shall be established and prescribed by resolution of the City Council SECTION THREE: That the City Administrator shall be appointed by the Mayor w ith the advice and consent of the City Council and shall be removed from office only at the request of the Mayor and with the advice and consent of the Citv Council SECTION KOIR: That in the opinion of the City Counci. of Midvale City, it is necessary in the protection of the public health, peace and welfare that this Ordinance becomes effective immediately upon the passage and publication thereof. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF MIDVALE CITY. STATE OF UTAH, this loth dav of March 1987. EVERETT E DAHL, Major ATTEST: MDV26-1- AMERICAN SYSTEMS Checks. 20 00 feet; 20 00 feet; 174 49 feet: ChristeenC Pratt City Recorder Published SHERRY BARROWS Citv Recorder WJC26 IB Time Transmitted to the Office of the Mayor of Murray City on this 10 day of March, 1987. MAYORS Station 4 Envelope withStuffing Power South running NOTICES NOTICES PIBI.IC NOTICE AN 700 LEGAL 700 LEGAL NOTICES LeGrand Black i n responds to the Wasatch Fault; the kinds of damage to anticipate in the event of an earthquake; the range of ground movement; a video Not If . . . But When, preparedness planning and evacuation plan in the event of flood nuclear or other disaster. Winners Are Ilia Wright will be honored as 1987 woman of the Year on Sunday at Saints Peter and 1 to cope with the effects of an earthquake have been expressed by Lynne Turner of the Taylorsville-BennioCommunity Council. focal point of an earthquake seminar scheduled here tomorrow (Friday) night. The session, open to the general public, will be held on at the Taylorsville Central stake center, 1950 W. 5000 South, starting at 7 p.m. The presentation will be handled by James Tingey, earthquake planner for the Utah Division of Comprehensive Management, and Leo Kelland, education officer. They will discuss how the West WEST VALLEY. ) Concern toward residents ability West be the Fault will Valley-Taylorsvil- the registration price. The trips will be offered on June 13 and 27, July 11, Aug. 1, 8 and 22. Trips will begin at 10 a.m. Knight's Teams Earn Awards UNION. Sevnal community school teams p.uticipating in the Drum Majmelte of Ameiica March ?l won award... Penny Knight's stmt team tot divi sion took a S"' uH pi. wo. Monition; of that team are Natalie Johnson, Melissa Meeks Linda liriltling and 26, 1987 Earthquake Seminar Is Set Is Scheduled For Friday through Aug. 28, but will not operate on July 3 and July 24. The hours of operation will be Monday through Friday, 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. At the time of registration, there will be a $50 deposit required for each child. The deposit will be applied toward the total tuition cost. For these registering for the entire summer, the $275 price applies and the entire fee must be paid in full by June 8. The summer Saturday trip program is a package of six field trips. It is open to children between the age of 8 and 12 years. Two field trips will be scheduled each month. The cost for this program will be $40 per person, with the fee being due upon registration and The fee includes admission for all trips planned and transportation. Food is not included in Thursday, March THE GREEN SHEET 7 furniture, clothes Manager Don P Neil ASM26-2- MIDVALE CITY NOTH EOF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held In the Midvale City Hall located at 80 East Center Street m Midvale, Utah before the Midvale City Council on April 28. 1987 at 7 00 p m. to consider the petition of Thomas Pazell to annex 2 1083 acres of property located on the northeast corner of 7270 South and State Street. The requested properly will at the time of be zoned annexation, but Mr Pazell will then request that the property be zoned LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF ANNEXATION Beginning at a point which is SOUTH 1421 00 feet and EAST 151 21 feet from the Northwest Corner of Section 30, Township 2 South, Range East. Salt Lake Base and Meridian and running thence EAST 234 50 feet, thence SOUTH 80 00 feet, thence WEST WEST V ALLEY CITV NOTICE OL MISTER PLAN VMENDMENTZONE I'll VNGE HE ARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF a public hearing to be held in the Council Chambers at West Valley City Office. 2470 South Redwood Road. West Valley City. Utah, on APRIL 16. 1987 at 6 00 p m o'clock, or as soon as business permits, before the Board of City Council of West Valley City on the following application requesting an amendment to the Master Plan and rezoning of the following described areas in West Valley Citv. Utah; To amend the future land use map of the West Valley City Master Plan by reclassifying the following described property from low density land uses to commercial land uses as listed under Application MPZ-l-87- . filed by Teri Bright & Yvonne Dea on property located at 3500 South 6400 West, nor theast corner 2 To amend the map of West Valley City by reclassifying the following described property from A zone to zone as listed under Applicafiled by Ten tion MPZ-l-87- . Bright & Yvonne Dea on pro perty located at 3500 South 6400 West, northeast corner. Beg at SW Corner Sec 26 T 1SR2W SLMerE 114 ft N 311 5 ft W 114 1 ft. S 311.5 ft to Beg less road 0 52 acres F from SW T IS R 2W SL Mer E 8U ft N 311 5 ft W 80 ft S 311 5 ft to Beg 51 Beg 114 ft 1 Corner Sec acres. 26 5272-51- ft E from SW 26 T IS R 2W SL Mer E 75 ft N 311 5 ft W 75 ft. S 311 5 ft. to Beg less road 0 48 acres 5272 Beg 194 Corner Sec 517 The public is invited to attend the public hearing and give written or oral com- ments DATED THIS 26th dav of MARCH 1987. ATTESTED: KarenS Leftwich Citv Recorder KARENS LEFTWICH WEST VALLEY CITY 2470 South Redwood Road West Valiev Citv, Utah 84119 W DH VC26 IB PEK CITY Notice is hereby given by the Cit of Draperthat the inaudit has been dependent completed and is available for public Inspection in the City Recorders office at 12441 South 900 East, Draper. Utah Barbara L. Sadler City Recorder DC26-2- |
