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Show Review - Thursday, Feb. 23, 1989 - Page 7 I 'public notices I Pi Notice of redemption CITY OF PLEASANT . ROVE, UTAH, IN-DUSTRIAL DEVELO-PMENT FIRST '"ORTGAGE REVE-NUE BONDS, Western fabric-ating COMPANY PROJECT, SRIES JUNE 15, 1979. NOTICE IS HEREBY IVEN THAT, pur-lan- t to the provisions that certain First mortgage and of Trust dated "Sji of June 15, 1979 (the indenture"), between e City of Pleasant Jrove, Utah (the City"), and Walker "4nk and Trust impany, the successor Jereto being First terstate Bank of jBtah, N.A. (the Vrustee and Paying "gent"), which Ethorized the issuance jji the Bonds identified ove, all of the Two Sundred Forty foousand Dollars 240,000) aggregate lincipal amount of the Bonds now outstanding have been called for redemption, prior to maturity, on April 1, 1989, at a redemption price of One Hundred Two Percent (102) of the outstanding prin-cipal amount thereof, plus accrued interest to the date of redemption. The Bonds with all coupons due on and after April 1, 1989, should be surrendered at the principal office of the Trustee and Paying Agent, First Interstate Bank of Utah, N.A., 180 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84101, the place of payment of the redemption price and accrued interest on the Bonds. The method of presentation and delivery of the Bonds to the Trustee and Paying Agent is at the option and risk of the holder of each of the Bonds. If mail is used, Insured Registered Mail, Return Receipt Requested, is suggested. The redemption is conditioned upon the deposit of funds at the place of payment sufficient to effect the redemption. On the redemption date the redemption price and accrued interest on the Bonds shall become due and payable. If on the redemption date funds adequate for the redemption of the Bonds shall be held by the Trustee and Paying Agent for such purpose, then from and after such date interest on the Bonds shall cease to accrue. GIVEN BY ORDER of the City of Pleasant Grove, Utah County, Utah, this 31st day of January, 1989. FIRST INTERSTATE BANK OF UTAH, N.A., ; as Trustee and Paying Agent Published in the Pleasant Grove Review Feb. 2:5, 1989. tctlP" 4 l.HI. tl Hi turn 11-.-,. it Him 1il:;fSi. 'iiis, l o s sIMif Sis. 1 t ?: ;i : r ; . , x ":! Jose Jiminez graduates from basic course Airman Jose A. Jiminez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Weldinger, Provo. has graduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. During the six weeks of training the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special training in human relations. In addition, airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree through the community college of the Air Force. His wife, Janice, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clements, Pleasant Grove. The airman is a 1982 graduate of Hidalgo High School, Texas. Jose A. Jimenez k. SIXST liOlL fix mmm "via Bryan Hofheins had 10 points and a bundle of assists in PG's game with Ogden Tuesday night. Vikings take lead, lose lead, lose game, try again another day By JACK KILL Worse case scenario: lead throughout the game and get edged on the last shot. For the Pleasant Grove Vikings, the above happened late Tuesday night at the Marriott Center. After leading from the opening basket, one time by 15 points, the Vikes fell to Ogden, 71-6- in the opening round of the state 3-- A Basketball Tournament. Delayed 45 minutes because of the previous games running late, Pleasant Grove jumped on top of Ogden 19-1- 3 in the first quarter. Each of the five starters, Lincoln Church, Bryan Hofheins, Russ Van Dyke, Nathan Ash, and Tyler Ped-erse-scored in the first 8 minutes to put PG on top. By halftime, the Vikes had built the lead to nine, 40-3- and appeared in control of the t game. Jug Jacklin came off the bench in the second period to hit three field goals and Church added 6 points to pace the Viking attack. The story line continued in the third quarter with Church scoring 9 and the Vikes led 59-3- 9 to start the final period. Using balanced scoring, Ogden started a slow, but consistent comeback and the Tigers tied the score at 69 with 59 seconds left to play. The Vikes worked the ball into Church in the low post and the big left-hand- made a move on the baseline. There was contact. Church went down and the ball went out of bounds. It was a foul if you were cheering for PG and a slip if you were a Tiger fan. Ogden got the ball out ofboun ds, worked the clock down to 21 sec-onds and took a time out. As the scoreboard clock ticked inside 3 seconds, Curt Knowles fired a 15-fo- jumper from the right side that bounced three times before dropping in for the winning points. PG managed to call time out ' with :0 1 second left but with 90 feet to go the chances of scoring were very slim. A length of the court pass was unsuccessful leaving the dejected Vikes the unpleasant task of re-turning to play in the consolation round in less than 12 hours. PG played Payson at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday morning. Church finished with 24, Jack-lin had 14, Ash 12, Hofheins 10, Pedersen 5 and Van Dyke 4 for PG. PG had 20 two-poi- goals, five three-pointe- rs and made 14 of 22 from the line. Ogden had 23 s, four three- - pointers and made 13 of 25 from the line. The Viking-Payso- n matchup was the third time the two teams ' have played this year. PG won the first game back in January, 77- - 62, while the Lions won on their floor earlier this month, 82-7- Again, former Viking assistant, John Wardenburg, will challenge his friend Bruce Bushnell in a friendly game of hoops. Payson lost to Judge Memorial in the opening round. I If the Vikes win they will play at J 3:10 p.m. today (Feb. 23). I uable co u p0 n i President's Day fc - ; -A 1 Specials: L f iCut & Style . . $!Cr v ! Cut & Perm. . $2S J Full Set Nails. $2S . J Scruples Shampoo $10.95 1 s ,iwJLt i 1 litre, Reg. 17.00 Ronna Olsen (stylist), Becky Thornton I Month's Tanning. . . . '22.50 !nail r"st' T G1oriaf aftc,he(lor I (ownerstylist), (stylist) I (unlimited) Vr?1 coupon $,8 0 Talk of the Town ! Expires March 1, 1989 12 N. Center, Am. Fork 756-788- 9 valuable coupon) Saturday's j Monday Morning P Family ! Early Bird Special! Night Blueberry or Special! Strawberry f J j When parents Pancake with 'j'-f- i J order their meal J 2 Strips fi J of $5.50 or more, ' ' I their children eat n . ' nH vv V S I I FQGG y .1 Children can choose from JfMtMXt S DttlCV I chicken strip dinner or 690 W. State Road.a I fish burger Pleasant Grove Both coupons expire 38g9 (valuable coupon) s, j Am. Fork kMf'm n -- I j 756 4632 CtTTxW Dog Obedience Classes ' i'K. (Save $10 when you register 5 I for our March class) j I Any Parakeet IFREE FISH $2 OFF l I in store only Buy one fish on do8 r, I $99 at the regular groo sf I U price and get z'i 77a l I when you purchase another of equal Sjft-V- .'I 1 a cage at our W " 0r lesser value i regular price! 0ne fish per customer J M .(valuable coupon) I HfwSSi The Perfection Place jtflfo ivf- - 574 Ei Main' 756"5909 i lVS March Specials: l ! I FnEE I f J l Sellurid Lotion Need vitamins? I All PermS 'Skin tightening and Use the best! I OQoA OFF toning lotion) Beta Carotene I wjthBo(jy ? Reg. $30.00 Long Hair $35.00 COfltOUr! WrlT I Vicki Sharon Nancy Judy Dor-to- Brocious Olsen Dorton FOOD STORES Get the 32 oz. BIG DIPPER in STARS personal variety of flavors For a limited time only: "i lJ Choose from these fountain drink flavors: Orchard Fresh Orange. Old Draft Root Beer, . n- - LeLime, Diet LeLime, Orchard Fresh Diet oVKC7 Grapefruit Fizz, Red Cream, New Cherry t LeLime, Orchard Fresh Peach. flnZ)) Other flavors at reg. price. You always get a fresh Kv- - " hamburger at STARS for only 59'. Toppings made I fresh daily. iL 309 West Main, American Fork (Next to Holley Auto) j Under the BIG Dipper in Am. Fork, Provo, Salt Lake, Cedar City, Moab & Blanding , ;'-- ' ( X - .. j Final . k , SALE ! this winter! Terrific buys on : ' k Truck seat covers 1 , I W Furniture s V j J i. re-seas- on Sale I on Trailer House . ! or . Motor Home 1 - ; ' Interiors 4 r ""vj''" 25,000 yds. , of new material $ in stock! v ' I $ Wothen's ti T. ... J j Upholstery I 90 N. West State Rd., i I Am. p'ork 8 I VALUABLE COUPON y KELLY'S KUTTIN (CORNER Professional Haircuts 2 i Only S3 U J Spiro Perms $25.00 J I Hair Burning $10.00 (J J (Formerly I 373-038- 0 247 W. Center, Provo jj-- s Barbershop Planning Commission to meet The Pleasant Grove ty Planning Com-- 1 ission will meet lursday, Feb. 23, 1989 City Hall. Agenda for e meeting is as lows: 7:00 - Minutes of the evious meeting and icussion. 7:05 - Reed Swenson questing a zone range at 340 W. 1570 rth to 1800 North from an RR to an Rl-- 8 for continuation of Country Meadows Subdivision, Plat C. 7:20 - Reed Swenson request for Preliminary and Final Plat approval of Country Meadows Subdivision, Plat C, at approximately 340 W. 1570 North to 1800 North. 7:30 - Eldon Stubbs requesting a preliminary proposal for a PUD at ap-proximately 810 E. Orchard Drive. All interested parties are invited to the meeting to express their opinions. Published in the Pleasant Grove Review Feb. 23, 1989. rone change hearing planned I Notice is hereby ven that Pleasant rove City Council will )ld a public hearing i the 21st day of arch, 1989, at 7 p.m. the Council Cham-ir- s of the Library lilding, 30 East Cen-r- , Pleasant Grove, ;ah, at which time the iuncil will receive public comment con-cerning the following proposed zone change: Commencing at 1580 North, heading north to 1800 North and ex-tending east and west 150' alongthe proposed 340 West street exten-sion in Pleasant Grove City, be changed from a RR zone to a Rl-- 8 zone. A zoning map with the proposed change is available for public inspection at city hall. Submitted by: PLEASANT GROVE CITY CORPORA-TION. Charmaine Childs City Recorder Published in the Pleasant Grove Review Feb. 23, Mar. 1,8,1989. d fotice of delinquent assessments There is delinquent on ie following described """ock, on account of isessment levied on the 19th day of November, 1988, plus advertising costs, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: i , IEX OWNER or RECORD CERTIFICATE SHARES AHOUHT no, AMI. NATHAN ALSERT ADAMS. NATHAN ALIERT 3HJ .7S U2.1 ' LAED, CRAIO J. ALLRCD. CRAIG J. J 1.00 . ACKtORN. SCOTT C. SLACKIURN C 1ECK 15 1. 00 27. t AITIMAITE. EDM IN GARDNER, GEORGE THORVAtD274 l.l H.0 BOM, IERT N. SROOKS, SERT N. 3527 1.00 2.J" DOKS, RALPH A. 1ROOKS, RALPH A. 152 1.00 2t.1 KM ELL, GENE CAMPIELL, GENE 2.00 4S.22 MSTENSEN. CLirrORB C. CHRISTENS EN, CLIFFORD C.2440 4.50 .47 10 KISTENSEN, CLIFFORD C. CHRISTENS EN, CLIFFORD C.2441 1.00 27. tt US, NEIL A. DAVIS, NEIL A. 404 1.00 27. It MS, HEIL A. DAVIS, NEIL A. 4050 1.00 27. :KJON, L. IRENT DICKSON, L. BRENT 11 1.00 105. 7 MEND ELL ARNOLDS EN, J. HILTON 3411 1.00 33.56 tRETT, TAYLOR P. EVERETT, TAYLOR P. 1152 1.00 105.17 OREAOX, JOSEPI R. LAHOREAUX, JOSEPH R . 3104 2.00 51.22 tOREAUX. JOSEPH R. LAHOREAOX, JOSEPH R. 3t24 2.00 51 .22 rHEl, RICHARD LETHER, RICHARD 317 3.00 24. 16 I FORD, JOE R. LINFORD, JOE R. 3070 2.50 60.0S IPHY, STAN MURPHY, STANLEY DEE 39 12.00 221 . 2 IPHY, STAN MURPHY, STANLEY DEE 399 .00 141.12 .SON, DAVID L. NELSON ETAL 3926 30.00 501 .70 VO RESRVOIR HATER PROVO RESRVOIR MATER 3407 0.40 17.06 VO RESRVOIR MATER PROVO RESRVOIR MATER 2764 1.00 27.66 miTT. CLAYTON H . THOMPSON, ALM. 2526 3.00 62. )MPION, MILLIAM D. THOMPSON, WILLIAM D. 357 1.00 27.66 (MPSON, MILLIAM D. THOMPSON, MILLIAM D. 3580 1.00 26. J9 (0. ILINSON, RALPH TOMLINSON, FLOYD O. 32 7.66 151.1 I DYKE, LARELL C VAN DYKE, L. C. 6 M . A. 385 2.00 51 .22 L, DAVID F. MALL, DAVID F. 3564 1.00 27.66 ind in accordance h the law, so many ires of each parcel of ck as may be :essary will be sold the company office, 6 So. State Street, 202, Orem, Utah, on rch 11 at 2 p.m. to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, together with the cost of advertising and ex-pense of sale. Richard B. Gappmayer Secretary Provo Reservoir Water Users Co. 1156 So. State No. 202 Orem, Utah 84058 Published in the American Fork Citizen, Pleasant Grove Review and Lehi Free Press Peb. 15 and 23 and March 1, 1989. |
