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Show "June 5, 1980 LEGAL NOTICE Orem-Geneva Times" last SSorem Mirh? a',,0"?' hdd thdr and PeninS and ribbon cuttinS SUMMER FESTIVAL SWIM MEET June 18, 1 980 7:00 p.m. OPENING CEREMONIES 1. Family Freestyle Relay Soccer Six Chosen For State Honors 2. Novice Backstroke 10 11 13 15 and Under and 12 and 14 - 18 3. Varsity Backstroke GirlsBoys GirlsBoys GirlsBoys GirlsBoys 10 11 13 15 and and and Under 12 14 18 4. Masters GirlsBoys GirlsBoys GirlsBoys GirlsBoys Backstroke 18 - 25 26 - 50 51 and Over WomenMen WomenMen WomenMen 5. 6. Open Butterfly Novice Breaststroke 10 and Under 11 and 12 13 and 14 15 - 18 GirlsBoys GirlsBoys GirlsBoys GirlsBoys 7. Varsity Breaststroke 10 and Under 11 and 12 13 and 15 - 14 18 GirlsBoys GirlsBoys GirlsBoys GirlsBoys. 8... Masters Breaststroke 18-25 WomenMen 26-50 WomenMen 51 and 'Over WomenMen 9. Open Freestyle 10. Novice Freestyle 10 and Under GirlsBoys 11 and 12 GirlsBoys 13 and 14 GirlsBoys 15 - 18 GirlsBoys 11. Varsity Freestyle 10 and Under GirlsBoys 11 and 12 GirlsBoys 13 and 14 GirlsBoys 15-18 GirlsBoys 12. Masters Freestyle 18 - 25 WomenMen 26 - 50 WomenMen 51 and Over WomenMen 13. Presentation, of Awards CaU Steve Littlefield at the Orem Recreation Center for additional information. 'TEG , 700-15 6P 750-16 8P H78-15 6P L78-16 8P 800-16.5 6P 875-16.5 8P 950-16.5 8P 10-16.5 8P 12-16.5 8P 46.88 56.88j 59.88 69.88 62.88 72.88 78.88 84.88 109.95 MOHAWK SEIBERLIIvG ARMSTRONG Add $5.00 For Traction 4 LOCATIONS IN UTAH COUNTY, PROVO I 1IHI I ORIM J65 South I 514 Eait I Cnt Si. 100 W.it I Srati Road I At Gonevo Rd. 373-3246 74B-35J7 I 224-5371 0 IN UfAK NO. OREM Opening Soon by Gar lan Fitzgarrald . Oram High topped the state with six players selected for all-state honors. Placing on the first team all-state were J. Russell Thompson -fullback, Steve Schmutz -haliback, Mike Grossen and Biil Bradshaw- forward;;, for-ward;;, On second team all-state were Shane Pace - goalie and Kevin Cram - fullback. "This is the most any team has ever placed in my nine years of coaching. I'm really happy they recognized the strength of these Orem player.' The only thug that would make me lupptev would be to sea Scott Mange Ison also selected, Scott played play-ed super all season and was injured as the stale playoffs began. But he healed well and came ba;k to score goals in all of the last four state playoff play-off games," said Coach Fitzgarrald, Oiem finished the season sea-son with a 13-1-1 record, their only loss came at the hands of Bonneville Policeman Completes Training Mr. Joe M. Borich, director, Utah State Peac e Officer Standards and Training has announced that Spencer K. Dunn of the Orem Police Depart-, Depart-, ment graduated in special ceremonies from the Utah Law Enforcement Academy Aca-demy May 23. Commencement Commence-ment exercises were held at 12 p.m. at Westminster College in Salt Lake City. Mr. Robert Hansen, attorney attor-ney General, addressed the graduates. This is the 88th session to graduate from the academy. in the second round of the state tourney. Oiem went on to beat Bonne-villa Bonne-villa h the fourlh round and then again in the finals. Oram has shown dominance domi-nance in Utah high school soccer with four state titles in the last six years: 75, 70, 79 and 80. 'It will be tough to repeat with the division of the schools beginning this fall. It splits my J.V. sqjad almost right down the middle," com- mented Coach Fitzgarrald. Fitzgar-rald. Returning for Orem next year will be starters Frank J. Holdaway - fullback full-back andBryan Harward -halfback. Two other local boys received all - state honors: Jordan Christen-sen Christen-sen - halfback, and Tim Hilkhausen - goalie, both of Timpview High School. Auto-Pedestrian Accidents Up Primary Children's Emergency Room is experiencing ex-periencing an increase in young victims of pedestrian-auto accidents which comes each year with the good weather. Almost 20 percent of Utah's auto fatalities in 1979 were auto-pedestrian, making it the worst year for pedestrian deaths in Utah's history. The majority of pedestrian-auto pedestrian-auto accidents occur in urban areas along the Wasatch Front. Parents are advised to remain outside with two- and three-year-olds who are not in a fenced yard. Tricycles and other riding toys should be used only on sidewalks (driveways (drive-ways are especially hazardous). hazar-dous). Children three- to six-years-old should not be allowed to bicycle on the street. Red Cross Sets Swim-A-Cross The Central Utah Chapter of the American NationalRedCross will sponsor spon-sor its firstannualSwim-A-Cross June 14 from 8 a.m. to noon. The Swim-A-Cross will involve youth from the Utah County area who wish to participate by pledging to swim a number of laps, and who have solicited pledges from their friends and family for each lap they swim. Anyone wishing to take part may obtain ob-tain application forms, sponsor sheets, and further instructions at the Red Cross office at 8G5N. 200 W., Provo, or at any of the pools which will be participating: American Fork Municipal Pool, Provo Municipal Indoor Pool, Orem Recreation Center, or Spring-ville Spring-ville Municipal Indoor Pool. There will be prizes awarded for those who. hays the greatest amount of pledges, along with Swim-A-Cross T-shirts for each swimmer who has $25 or more in pledges. The prizes include new bicycles, bi-cycles, tennis racquet, $5, $10, and $15 gift certificates, music books, and movie passes, most of which have been donated by local merchants. Curt Brinkman, wheelchair athlete who holds many athletic records, and who recently came in first place in the wheelchair division on the famous Boston Marathon, is honorary chairman chair-man for the event. Local government officials have been very supportive of the Swim-A-Cross, proclaiming June 14 as American Red Cross Swim-A-Cross Day for Utah County. Funds raised by the Swim-A-Cross will benefit local 'disaster assistance and preparedness, health and safety instructional programs, service to the mentally and physically impaired, and service to the elderly in Utah County. OREM CITY COUNCIL AGENDA 56 North State Street Council Chambers Tuesday, June 10, 1980 7:00 p.m. I MAYOR AND COUNCIL Invocation H. Earl Farnworth. Approval of Minutes of June 3, 1980, council Meeting. Request to appear -Cascade PTA Park area Beverly Zimmerman. Request to appear Golden K. Kiwanis Concession Con-cession Stand - Recreation Advisory Committee. Election of Mayor Pro Tern. Approve agreement with Scera Hoard (Councilman (Coun-cilman Gareth Seastrand). Recommendation of City Manager (Mayor James E. Mangum). II ADMINISTRATION 8:00 p.m. PUBLIC HEARING - Johnson, Tooke and Nielson, Rezone Request, 1400 South 750 EastR-l-6toPC-2. Adoption of 1979 Uniform Building Code. Ill PLANNING A. Consent Items 1. Final Plat -Lakecrest, Plat A, 6 Lois, 120 North 500 West (Rad-mall (Rad-mall - Ferguson). B. Agenda Items 1. Final P.R.U.D. - The Village, Plat A, 96 Units, 1700 South 400 East (Capstone (Cap-stone Devel. Corp. Final Condominium Plat. 2. PC-3 Site Plan -Timpanogos Nursing Home, 740 North 300 East (Jerry Beagley) Permission Per-mission for license to sell. 3. PC-3 Site Plan -Marveon Sign Company, Sign request, 1250 South State Street. 4. Condominium Conversion Con-version Request - Walt Wellman, Willow Tree Condominium, 200 South 150 East. 5. Rezone Request -Bowen and Leavitt, 1385 West 1600 North - HS-1 to PC-2 zone. 6. Rezone Request Washburn Motors - 1300 South 200. East - K-l-8 to PC-3. 7. Request to set Public Hearing - Orem City Master Plan. ANNOUNCEMENTS: 6:00 p.m. - Tuesday. June 10, 1980 - Conference Room - Pre-Council Briefing. 2:00 p.m: to 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, June 11. 1980 Conference Room Budget Briefing. Published in the Orem-Geneva Orem-Geneva Times June 5, 1980. AW o off feg ft fea fat fed fca flag &8 M m M W M COUPON Shrubs & Trees m I 2 m m stock 1 Off If. $2 t ) m With iniS lOlipon Expires June 21, 1980 ITlXf m m m mi m m m m mi m Close Out on All Summer Bulbs Dalhias and Gladiolias 1 72 Price SAVE 20 on all Bedding Plants Petunias, Marigolds, Geraniums & Many More Scotts Lawn Insect Control Reg. $15.95 $12 Open "c7"". Mon.-Fri. 8:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. 1 p V Sat. - 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. ( 7T N D 6 H .J. Q 0 t. A r t A t West 150 No. I I jVJuitseuL Provo Ph. 275-4844 95 - I 3 ' - : aw " Save $3.00 Scotts Insect Control & Fertilizer Reg. $21.95 Save $4.00 I I I u UUOl m so m mmW A. . 11. 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