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Show UTC joins schools for community education day Orem-Geneva Times Wednesday, November 12, 1986 A joint congressional resolution has designated November 18 as National Community Education Day. Utah Technical College at ProvoOrem, along with schools and communities across the nation, will join in the fifth annual celebration of the day. "Schools and Communities Learning Together" is the 1986 theme. The National Community Education Assocation is sponsoring schools and communities. The purpose of the day is to recognize and support the strong relationships that exist between a school and the communities it serves. It provides an opportunity to showcase the cooperative programs and projects and to develop new relationships between the school, parents, community leaders and local organizations. Association and the National Community Com-munity Education Association are non-profit organizations serving practitioners and advocates of community com-munity involvement in education. Community education advances the Idea that the educational resources resour-ces of a community should be available to learners of all ages. Over 1,400,000 people in Utah were served by community education last year. The Utah Community Education the day in conjunction with local LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS IN SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT LIGHTING DISTRICT FOURTEEN (14) IN THE CITY OF OREM, UTAH THAT THE ASSESSMENT LIST HAS BEEN COMPLETED COM-PLETED AND IS AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION AT THE OREM CITY RECORDER'S OFFICE, 58 NORTH STATE STREET OREM, UTAH, AND THE OREM CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE, 855 NORTH SCO WEST, OREM, UTAH, BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 8:00 A.M. AND 5:00 P.M. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN THAT A BOARD OF EQUALIZATION HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED AND THAT APPEALS MAY BE TAKEN TO THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AS SET FORTH HEREIN. Notice is hereby given that the assessment of a tax is about to be levied by the City Council of Orem, Utah upon the following real property: Special Improvement Lighting District 14, more particularly as follows: TO MAINTAIN, OPERATE AND FURNISH WITH ELECTRIC ENERGY FOR A PERIOD OF TEN (10) years Fifty-five (55) 9,500 LUMEN SODIUM VAPOR LAMPS TO BE OPERATED ON AN ALL NIGHT SCHEDULE FOR A PERIOD OF TEN YEARS FROM JANUARY 1, 1987 TO DECEMBER 31, 1997 AND TO DO ALL OTHER THINGS NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE PROJECTS IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER ACCORDING TO PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS ON FILE AT THE CITY OF OREM ENGINEER'S OFFICE on the following two sections: SECTION I Pole locations On the west side of 800 East at 1340 South. On the west side of 800 East at 1364 South. On the southwest corner of 800 East and 1400 South. On the west side of 800 East at 1442 South. On the west side of 800 East at 1472 South. On the southwest corner of 800 East and 1500 South. On the west side of 800 East at 1544 South. On the west side of 800 East at 1584 South. On the southwest corner of 800 East at 1600 South. On the west side of 800 East at 1684 South. On the west side of 800 East at 1672 South. On the northwest corner of 800 East at 1700 South. On the southeast corner of 1400 South at 605 East. On the southeast corner of 1400 South at 640 East. On the southeast corner of 1400 South at 680 East. On the southeast corner of 1400 South at 720 East. On the southeast corner of 1400 South at 760 East. On the northeast corner of 1500 South at 605 East. On the north side of 1500 South at 633 East. On the northeast corner of 1500 South at 680 East. On the northeast corner of 1500 South at 720 East On the north side of 1500 South at 763 East. On the north side of 1600 South at 600 East. On the northeast corner of 1600 South at 630 East. On the north side of 1600 South at 677 East. On the north side of 1600 South at 727 East. On the north side of 1600 South at 759 East. On the south side of 1700 South at 614 East. On the south side of 1700 South at 656 East. On the south side of 1700 South at 686 East. On the south side of 1700 South at 720 East. On the south side of 1700 South at 776 East. On the southwest corner of 1734 South at 750 East. On the west side of 750 East at 1780 South. On the east side of 605 East at 1441 South. On the west side of 605 East at 1480 South. On the east side of 640 East at 1439 South. On the east side of 640 East at 1469 South. On the east side of 680 East at 1445 South. On the east side of 630 East at 1477 South. On the east side of 720 East at 1435 South. On the east side of 720 East at 1475 South. On the east side of 720 East at 1431 South. On the east side of 760 East at 1475 South. On the west side of 630 East at 1532 South. On the west side of 630 East at 1570 South. The total cost of said improvement in Section 1 is estimated to be $8,499.34, of which sum the City's portion is -0- and the abutters' portion is $6,499.34. This comes to approximately $0,338 per linear foot of abutting frontage, there being 19,266.94 feet abutting said improvement. The above improvment is in Special Improvement District 14, Section 1, and all of the work is to be done in accordance with plans on file in the office of the City Engineer. The abuttes' portion of the cost and expense thereof is to be defrayed by a local assessment upon the lots or pieces of ground to be affected and benefited by said improvement improve-ment all located within the following boundary: Beginning on the south line of 13 South, 130 feet east of 800 East Street, thence south 130 feet east of and parallel to 800 East Street to the line 130 feet south of 1700 South Street, thence west 130 feet south of and parallel to 1700 South to a point 130 feet east of 750 East Street, thence south 132 feet east of and parallel to 750 East Street to the extended centerline of 1800 South Street to the west line of the Richard Robbins property, thence north along the property line of Richard Robbins and Earl Jones to the south line of Dream Meadows Subdivision, thence west along the boundry of said subdivision to the west boundry, thence north along said subdivision boundry to a line 130 feet south of 1700 South Street, thence west along a line 130 feet south of and parallel to 1700 South to the west line of 624 East, 1700 South thence north along said line to the centerline of 1700 South, thence west along the centerline of 1700 South to the west line of 625 East, thence north along said property line extended to the centerline of 1600 South, thence west along said centerline of 1600 South, thence west along said centerline to the west property line of 595 East, thence north along the said property line extended to the 130 feet north of 1400 South (the above line crosses 1400 South 110 feet west of the west line of 605 East), thence east 130 feet north of and parallel to 1400 South to a line 130 feet west of 800 East, thence north 130 feet west of and parallel to 800 East to the south line of 1300 South, thence east along the south line of 1300 South to the point of beginning. Section H Pole locations On the west side of 250 East at 1804 South. On the east side of culdesac at 209 East at 1838 South. On the north side of culdesac at 218 East at 1838 South. On the west side of 250 East at 1840 South. ' On the north side of 1846 South at 211 East. On the northwest corner of a culdesac at 220 East 1910 South. On the west side of 250 East at 1914 South. On the northwest corner of a culdesac at 218 East 1950 South. On the west side of 250 East at 1954 South. The total cost of said improvements in Section 2 is estimated to be $1,271.61, of which sum the City's porition is -0- and the abutters' portion is $1,271.61. This comes to approximately $0,341 per linear foot of abutting frontage, there being 3,728.00 feet abutting said improvement. The above improvement is in Special Improvement District 14, Section 2 and all of the work is to be done in accordance with plans on file in the office of the City Engineer. The abutters' portion of the cost and expense thereof is to be defrayed by a local assessment upon the lots or pieces of ground to be affected and benefited by said improvement all located within the following boundary: Lot 1, Block 1 of Driftwood Subdivision. Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4, Block 2 of Driftwood Subdivision. Lots 4 through 16, Block 3 of Driftwood Subdivision. Lots 1, 4 through 9, and 12, Block 4 of Driftwood Subdivision. Lots 1 through 14, Plat A of Hidden Heights Subdivision. Lots 1, 6, 7, 8, and 9, Plat B of Hidden Heights Subdivison. Lists of property in said district have been completed and are available for public inspection in the Office of the City Recorder of the City of Orem and in the Office of City Engineer in the City of Orem, Utah; and said lists show the description of all blocks, lots, parts of blocks and lots, lands and real estate, bounding, abutting or adjacent to the improvements to be made within said district and the amount of the proposed assessment to be levied upon siad block, lot, part thereof, or parcel of land or real estate. THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AND REVIEW as appointed by the City Council of the City of Orem will meet in the Orem City Council Chambers at the Orem City Center Building on the following three consecutive days: Tuesday, Tues-day, December 2, 1986 5:00-6:00 p.m.; Wednesday, December 3, 1838 5:00-6:00 p.m.; Thursday, December 4, 1986 5:00-6:00 p.m. During that time any person feeling aggrieved will have a hearing on (1) the question of benefits accruing to any piece of property against which special taxes are proposed to be assessed, and on (2) the amount so proposed to be assessed. After the hearings have been concluded and after all persons desiring to be heard have been so heard, said BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AND REVIEW will consider the arguments presented and will make such corrections correc-tions in the proposed lists of special taxes as it may consider just and equitable. Such corrections may eliminate one or more pieces of property or may decrease the amount of special taxes proposed to be assessed against any piece of property, but will not increase the amount of any proposed assessment unless a new notice is given and a new hearing held. . , Every person whose property is liable to be assessed and who fails to appear before such Board of Equalization and Review to make any and every objection he may have to the levy of such special tax shall be deemed to have waived all and any objections to such levy except the objection that the governing body failed to obtain jurisdiction to order the making of the improvement to pay the costs and expenses for which such tax is to be levied. The improvements made to the aforementioned streets are as follows: TO MAINTAIN, OPERATE AND FURNISH WITH ELECTRIC ENERGY FOR A PERIOD OF TEN (10) years Fifty-five (55) 9,500 LUMEN SODIUM VAPOR LAMPS TO BE OPERATED ON AN ALL NIGHT SCHEDULE FOR A PERIOD OF TEN YEARS FROM JANUARY 1, 1S37 TO DECEMBER 31, 1537 AND TO DO ALL OTHER THINGS NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE PROJECTS IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER ACCORDING TO PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS ON FILE AT THE CITY OF OREM ENGINEER'S OFFICE on the aroremenuonea two sections: becomes Special taxes to be levied shall be payable in whole within fiffteen days after the Ordinance levying the same imps effective, or at the oction of the taxnaver. in ten eaual annual Installments as may be provided in said levy- w t . . . . m.m. . e . v r i: teg Ordinance, the first such instalment to be payable witlun LXeen days iter me eueeuve uaie m sucu vruuiaiice. Interest shall be charged at the rate of ten percent per annum on all past due installments. The property owners may, if they so desire, make monthly payments equal to one-twelih (112) of the annual payments. Published in the Orem-Geneva Times on November 12, 1335. Grand opening ceremonies at Delltone Hearing, 1437 S. State, brought together members of the ProvoOrem Chamber of Commerce, Orem City, and owners and managers of the company and their staff. Layne C. Dike, a certified hearing audiologist and owner of the company cuts the ribbon with Miss Orem, Marianne Bales. At his left is his wife, Sandra Dike, and Verl Osmond, a member of the CC President's Club and a sales rep for the Chamber. Joyce Johnson, Orem City Councilwoman, is on the left of the photo. Others are Chamber supporters and Belltone staff members. Dike invites anyone who may have a hearing problem to come in for a free consultation. Tours MgMigM activitie or local senior citizens s Orem Seniors invite their friends to join them next Wednesday, November 19th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. when Lewis Brothers will have one of their new buses at the Center along with refreshments and prizes. If you are interested in an overnight over-night fun time, sign up now at the Center when Orem Seniors sponsor a trip to Jackpot where participants will enjoy the night at the all new HorseShu Hotel along with Cactus Pete's where they will receive a generous complimentary package. The overnighter will be December 15 and 16. A brochure is available. Seminar tonight on holiday crises Charter Canyon Hospital's seminar series for women is presenting presen-ting a free lecture entitled "Crisis Management Through the Happy, Holidays," on Wednesday, November Novem-ber 12, at 7p.m. This seminar will focus on the areas of financial, emotional, and social crises that arise during the holiday season. Issues in crisis management under difficult circumstances circum-stances will also be explored, and-helpful and-helpful resources in the community will be discussed. Ruth Killpack, a fourth year Ph.D. candidate in marriage and family therapy at Brigham Young University, will present the seminar. She is a member of the Utah County Family Living Council, and other national and professional organizations. "The problems of divorce, unemployment, unmet needs, etc., can put a tremendous damper on holiday joys," stated Ms. Killpack. "This seminar will allow us to discover ways to manage our many crises during the holidays with a minimum of turmoil." For more information and to pre-register, pre-register, call 225-2800. Next Friday, November 21, the Annual Thanksgiving Dinner will be held at noon. All tickets have been sold for this event. Enjoy pre-noon dancing next week with Papa's Parlor Pickers on Wednesday and Orem Harmonica Band entertaining on Thursday. Dances start at 11. Other activities, Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. include the free Health Screening Clinic Tuesday morning-beginning morning-beginning at 8:30 along with oil painting pain-ting class on Monday at 10 and ceramics class on Thursday at 10. .Keep in shape during the winter months by joining the Sit and Stay Fit exercise class every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 11:15. Eveyday it's pool, quilting and cards at the Center. For those who like to plan their vacation ahead, come into the Center and get a brochure on an exciting tour planned for February 14-21 when Orem Seniors will visit the famous Date Festival along with many side trips on the way including Phoenix, Tucson, Nogales, and Palm Springs. Meals for next week: Monday - Turkey ala king over rice, broccoli, cherry molded salad, doughnut. Tuesday - Lima beans ana ham, pear & cottage cheese salad, ambrosia. Wednesday - Chicken strips, mashed mash-ed potatoesgravy, green beans, lettucetomato let-tucetomato salad, cherry pie. Thursday - Salisbury steak wmushroom gravy, mashed potatoes, carrots, fruit salad, tapioca pudding. Friday - Thanksgiving dinner reservations only. Roast turkey wcranberry, sage dressing, candied yams, tossed salad, pumpkin pie. All meals are served with homemade rolls and milk. MVHS Drama-Debate teams score well in forensics By Eric Myers Members of the Mountain View High School Debate and Drama Teams participated in the Highland High School Forensics tournament on Saturday , November 8th. Schools from as far north as Logan traveled to compete in the tournament. James Aydelotte received 1st place in Expository speaking, Gayle Price also received 1st place recognition for Student Congress speaking. Kris Keele was awarded 3rd place gavel for Student Congress, Russ Osguthorpe was a finalist in Extemporaneous speaking, Richard Ivie was a semi-finalist semi-finalist in Impromptu speaking, and David Bird was a quarter-finalist in Lincoln-Douglas Debate. All are members of the MVHS Debate team. Members of the MVHS Drama Team who received awards : Pamyla Pulley, semi-finalist in Dramatic Interpretation: Lara Olsen, finalist in the event. Andrea" Loper was awarded 3rd place and Tim Gould received 2nd place in Dramatic Interpretation. Students receiving recognition in the Humorous Interpretation event were Dean Cranney and Debbie Hawley, both finalists: Michelle Morris, 2nd place, and Val Rowley, 3rd place. BYU opens lifeline on aging "Senior Lifeline," a toll-free telephone message system to provide information about various aspects of aging, will soon be available nationally national-ly through the Brigham Young University Gerontology Resource Center. Funded by donations to the center, the service will begin July 1, 1987, and will offer a variety of three-to three-to five-minute messages on psychology, health, economy and-social and-social life. ' s - & , ' ell,' 30 r - V r A PUF 'cod Ccr Lczno AQfi vy 'ess&'ess 11.9 2pr on '82s '84s 12.4 apr on 79s -'81s At Utah State Credit Union we understand under-stand that any car is great if it's new to you. So until November 14 we have good as new financing for good as new cars - up to 100 simple interest loans, for up to CO months! It's a real deal on the cream puff of your dreams, a class ride to school or a new family bus. Your good credit will get you a pre-approved pre-approved loan so you can shop for your "good as new" car as if you had cash in your pocket. Remember, everyone in Utah can join. 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