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Show Orem-Geueva Times Wednesday. May 22, 1991 Page 1 1 City computers used for software development City employees and City of Orem have entered into an agreement agree-ment for employees to use city computers to develop and market software programs for public entities. en-tities. Several city employees have formed a private corporation, InterBase, and plan to use the equipment during their off hours to development the software. The agreement states that the City Veterans rington, Fred Fielding, Bud Flick-inger, Flick-inger, William W. Foley, Arnold B. Ford, Leo James Ford, Raymond O. Foster, Morris L. Fowles, Wayne C. Fox, Sidney L. Frankel, Edward H. Franklin, Leon M. Frazier, Julius Fries, . Neil Frischknecht, Norman E. Fuchs, W. Dee Gailbraith, Bill Gap- pmayer, Conrad A. Gerhardt, Harold W. Glore, John Goddard, Shirley Dale Goudman, robert Greaves, Gerald L. Groneman, Leon Guyman, Willard D. Hagey, Col. Edward Ed-ward G. Hall, William S. Hamilton, Hamil-ton, Joseph L. Hancock, Reid E. Hansen, Harold L. Hanson, Alvin W. Harding, Max Harmon, Rue A. Harper, Gail J. Harris, Theron Harris, Darrell L. Haws, Brad Lund Henderson, William Herbert, Her-bert, larry Corbett Hewitt, Glen J. Hill, Harold Wayne Hill, Irving R. Hoffman, Deward Holden, Phebe Hodlen, Lyal Emory Holder, Duane Hooley, David R. Horlacher, James P. Horn, Paul L. Horne, Francis Elwood Hunter, Earl Ivie, Kenneth Ivie, Wendall R. Ivie, Thomas Alexander Jacob, Arnold Ar-nold P. Jacobsen, Gary D, Jacob-sen, Jacob-sen, Kenneth Jacobsen, Richard A. Jacobson, Dick Jarvis, Terry Roland Jarvis, dordon S. Jensen, Blair E. Jepperson, Clarence Johnson, Clarence R. Johnson, Donald G. Johnson, Grant J. Johnson, Hans Johnson, Melvin W. Johnson, Ira Jones, Leston D. Jones, Howard D. Jorgensen, Charles Kellogg, Brian Kel-sey, Kel-sey, John W. Kennedy, Geroge William Kibmer, William Ray Kinsey, William Kiser, Benjamin Whaymire Knox, Ralph E. Ladue, Virgil Lampson, Blaine R. Larsen, Charles Richard Larsen, Clair E. . Larsen, Earl Larsen, Eugene Larsen; Lar-sen; Max A. larsen, Ronald Lees, James R. Lepley, Robert Alvin Lewis, Arthur M. Liscomb, Cleavona Locke, John H. Locke, Glen Loveless, Delbert L. Lvoe-less, Lvoe-less, Ray E. Loveless, Robert L. Loveless, Wendell Loveless, Richard Holling Lowe, Rudolph I. Luker, William Lucas, Donald McCaffery, Darrell L. McArthur, Donald Torquil Mac-Donald, Mac-Donald, Clifford Mace, Leo Marchbanks, Kenneth Lyle May, James McBride, Taylor Meldrum, Jean Meyere, Carl W. Miller, Edwin W. Mitchell, John Elmo Morgan, Yale R. Morgan, Lewis Morrey, Dick R. Morten-sen, Morten-sen, Wilbur A. Mortensen, Chester G. Muir, Maurice Munera, Hal S. Munson, Francesco Naranjo, Farrell Nelson, Harvey H. Nelson, James Mark Nelson, Lars M. Nelson, Stanley Nelson, Daniel E. Newell, Douglas W. Nielsen, Owen Clifford Nielsen, Calvin H. Nielson, Edward E. Nimer, Harold Eugene Nimer, Melvin Arthur Nimer, Fred Noakes, Verl George Nuttall, PUBLIC Public Notice Advertising Protects Your Right to Know i : LEGAL NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT FORBIDS CITY OF OREM 56 North State Street Orem, UT 84057 Separate sealed BIDS for the construction construc-tion of OREM BOULEVARD, BOUL-EVARD, 400 NORTH -; 800 NORTH, Includes Sewer, Water, Concrete, Road Base, and Asphalt, 45-140 will be received by Theodore J. Thaxton Jr., City Engineer at the City of Orem, Engineering Engineer-ing Office, 955 North 900 West, Orem, UT 84057 untilJune6, 1991, 10:00 a.m. Daylight Savings Time and then at said office publicly opened and read aloud. The CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be ' obtained May 24, 1991 at the City of Orem, Engineering En-gineering Office, 955 North 900 West, Orem, UT 84057. There will be a $30.00 nonrefundable fee for a copy of the plans and specifications. (An additional $5.00 servioe charge will be assessed if the plans and specifications specifica-tions are to be mailed). Date:17 May 1991 OttH. Dameron Public Works Director Published in the: Orem Geneva Times -May 22, 29; June 5, 1991 LEGAL Summary of Ordinance No. 687 Approved by the City Council on May 14,1991 The Orem City Council approved Or-dinance Or-dinance No. 687 amended Chapter 22 of the Orem City Code, the Zoning Ordinance by: (1) Amending Section Sec-tion 22-5-3(A) and the Zoning Map of the City of Orem by rezoning certain cer-tain properly located in the vicinity of 1300 South Sandhill Road from PC-2 and RE-12 to HS-1. (2) Amending Section Sec-tion 22-5-3(A) and the Zoning Map of the Ci ty of Orem by rezoning certain cer-tain property located in the vicinity of 800 North State Street from PC-3 toC-3. (3) Amending Section Sec-tion 22-11-17CB) by listing list-ing SLU 5955 (Toys) as a , permitted use in the PD-5 PD-5 Zone. A copy of the ordinance or-dinance is available for inspection at the office of the Orem City Recorder, 56 North State Street, Orem, Utah. Published in Orem-Geneva Orem-Geneva Times May 22, 1991. will receive a portion of gross receipts from any sales of the products as well royalty payments. pay-ments. The agreement is similar to one used previously between the City and SoftSense. "I really like to see this kind of thing happening," said Councilman Council-man Keith Hunt. The employee as well as the City can benefit" From Front Page Martin E. Oakes, Frank Olivers, Arthur L Olson, Geroge Vernal Palmer, Roy Oliver Parker, Thomas J. Patten, C. R. Patterson, Richard Paupurd, Edward L. Paxton, Clarence Peacock, John Perkins, Robert R. Perkins, Carl F. Peterson, Peter-son, Harold S. Peterson, Ned A. Pierce, Wilford Vard Pierce, Veon Porter, Grand Caldwell Poulsen, Edward H. Powley Jr. Samuel Orson Pratt, Byrun Eeland Prestwich, Lyle Eugene Prestwich, Russell J. Prestwich, Earl Fisher Pusey, Lloyd V. Pyne, Orland Eugene Pyne, John Flygare Ramey, Albert J. Redmund, James Reid, Harvey Rhodes, Charles L. Rigby, Neil B. Riggs, James S. Roberts, J. Leon Robinson, Raymond S. Robinson, Brooks E. Robison, Charles J. Rodeback, Benny Bernard Rogers, Frank Rohbock, Arvard Lemuel Rowe, Alben Roylance, Ronald E. Sabin,' Joseph W. Salmon, Robert M. Sawaya, Jules Schauers, Ralph D. Schenck, Roe Schuyler, Fenton E. Seamon, Jack David Sharp, Edward Sheehan Jr., Verl Shumway, Thomas D. Shurtz, Victor LeRoy Sigman, Minnie Sine, Bernell M. Skinner, Boyd Lund Smith, Elmer Dick Smith, Hyrum R. Smith, Jack M. Smith, Ralph M. Smith, Roy E Smith, Rudger Smith, Wm. Otto Smith, Keith H. Smoot, William R. Snell, Leland H. Sorensen, Max V. Sorensen, Harold F. Spaulding, William C. Staheli, William B. Stapely, Oscar S. Stapp, Larry L. Steele, Larry D. Stevenson, S. Grant Stevenson, R. Gordon Stuck, Carlos Car-los J. Stolworthy, Clarence Stonehocher, David N. Stras-burg, Stras-burg, Lewis Strasburg, James G. Stratton, John E. Swaney, Elmer F. Syme, Charles Wm. Tanner, Argle, Verne Aliun Taylor, Sr., Dallas Thacker, Wilson Thacker, R. laMar thayne, Stanley James Thayne, Cyril "Tommy" Thomas, D. Eldon Thomas, David John Thomas, Warren L. Thomas, Lowell D. Thomas, M. Verne Thurber, Joe Ben Thurman, Lewis Thurnau, Owen Timothy, Bob Lerdy Tucker, Donald Turner, Lloyd Edward Turner, Vernon U-Ren, John W. Un-gricht, Un-gricht, Charles B. VanWagenen, Kay L. VanWagenen, Merrill VanWagenen, Van-Wagenen, Dan Eugene Vernon, Clifton Vogelsberg, Raymond W. Wagers, Wil-libald Wil-libald "Bill" Wallner, Gustane Adolph Wasberg, Reed Wayman, Myron C. Weaver, Norman W. Weidenheimer, James T. Wid-dops, Wid-dops, Charles W. Wilde, Bryan Charles Wilkins, Lewis Delbet Wilkins, D. Scott Wilkinson, Henry L. Wilkinson, Keith LaVell Wilkinson, Randy V. Wilkinson, Garnet Williams, Vaunt C. Williams, Wil-liams, Byron Willoughby, Raymond Willoughby, Willis Willson, Jack D. Wilson, Thomas NOTICES h NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estates of MERRILL SANDBERG and CARMA LEORA SMUIN SANDBERG. Probate No 913400120. Sidney M. B. Sandberg, 60 East 100 S., 103, Provo UT 84606, has been appointed Personal Per-sonal Representative of the above-entitled estate. Creditors of the estate are hereby notified to (1) deliver or mail their written writ-ten claims to the personal representative at the address ad-dress above; (2) file their written claims with the Clerk of the District Court in Utah County, or otherwise other-wise present their claims as required by Utah law. with in three months after the date of the first1' publication of this notice or be forever barred. Date of first publication: May 8, 1991. Sidney M. B. Sandberg, Personal Representative, Rep-resentative, 60 E. 100 S., 103, Provo, UT 84606. (801)373-5676. Dated this 3rd day of May, 1991. Sidney M. B. Sandberg Personal Representative Published in Orem-Geneva Orem-Geneva Times May 8, 15, and 22, 1991. Geneva Steel Robert Grow VINEYARD - Joseph A. Cannon, Can-non, chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Geneva Steel, announced the election of Robert J. Grow as President and Chief Operating Officer. Grow, 41, previously served as Geneva Steel's Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. Cannon will continue in his role as Geneva's Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer. Of-ficer. In addition, Geneva's Board of Directors elected James T. Young as Vice President of Corporate Communications. Young, 37, previously pre-viously served as Senior Director of Corporate Communications. " Cannon and Grow will retain their majority control over the company's voting shares. Cannon will continue to chair the Company's Management Committee Com-mittee overseeing all company activities. ac-tivities. Grow will continue to chair the Manufacturing Leadership Team which directs day-to-day f'lant operations and the capital mprovements Task Force which oversees all plant modernization City applies for federal housing program Orem City Council gave the green light to Gene Carly, executive execu-tive director of the Utah County Housing Authority, to apply for federal funding that will help alleviate al-leviate the shortage of low rent public housing in the area. The resolution calls for the housing authority to apply for 16 units of public housing. These will be new construction. Mayor S. Blaine Willes was authorized to sign a cooperative agreement with the housing authority to make application for the federal Miner Family Special Memorial The Springville City Cemetery will be the setting for a very special Memorial Day Service for many Miner families as they gather as one family to pay tribute to their pioneer ancestors, Albert Miner and Tamma Durfee Miner Curtis. Although Springville will be the site of the service, many from all over the state of Utah wfll be in attendance. Over a hundred years ago, a beautiful sandstone marker was lovingly placed on the grave of Tamma Durfee Miner Curtis after her death January 30, 1885. It also served as a tribute to her husband, to Utah with other members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints looking look-ing for a new home in the West. During this past year this pioneer headstone was found by family members in pieces, the casualty of a heavy windstorm. To the credit of Albert and Tamma Miner, today several family organizations exist to foster family unity, gather family histories and promote genealogy work. The latest project they have banded together to undertake is replacing her headstone. A new, fullsize, fat stone is now in place, and serves as a memorial to both Tamma and her first husband Albert Al-bert Miner, as well as her two subsequent husbands, Enos Curtis Cur-tis and John White Curtis, and all their children. Tamma's descendants will meet at the cemetery Monday, May 27, at 11:00 a.m. for a short re-dedication ceremony. A short biography and tribute will be presented, and pioneer music will Complete hearing evaluations evalu-ations by licensed, certified audiologists, with results available to your physician. Free hearing screenings are offered monthly. Talk with your physician or call UVRMC Hearing Services. 371-7448 (8:30-5, M-F) Hearing Services UTAH VALLEY REGIONAL' MEDICAL CENTER An IntennounUln Health Cm Facility board names president projects. "This brings Geneva's corporate cor-porate structure more in line with other major corporations where the Chief Operating officer also acts as President,'' Cannon said. Grow assisted in the purchase negotiations and directed the cost restructuring of Geneva Steel when the plant was purchased from USX Corporation. He has been an officer of Geneva Steel since the startup of operations in October 1987. He was graduated Magna Cum Laude with a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Utah and is also a graduate of the Brigham Young University Law School. He was graduated from Law School Magna Cum Laude and also served as Articles Editor for the Brigham Young University Law Review. Young was graduated from Brigham Young University with a B.S. degree in political science. Before joining Geneva Steel in December 1989, Young was Director of the Utah County Travel Council. He also worked for USX corporation at Geneva Steel from 1976 to 1985. funding program. Included in the application will be a request for Section 202 Elderly Housing Program funding. fund-ing. Orem City Council also agreed to join a consortium of cities to qualify for the funding. According to the National Affordable Affor-dable Housing Act of 1990, it is necessary for a consortium of cities to join together to qualify Utah County for funding in the amount of $800,000 to $1.2 million. mil-lion. Plans accompany the memorial. Any who have descended from this "elect lady" are invited to join in the event. NOTICE The advertisements appearing in this column may or may not constitute con-stitute offers of employment. Per-sons Per-sons responding to these advertisements may be required to pay fees in advance for licensing, licens-ing, permits, dues, portfolios, registration, processing, or other services. Opportunities advertised adver-tised in this column may require training at the expense of the applicant. ap-plicant. No guarantee of job availability, implied or direct, is made by the publisher. PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AO IN NOT 1, NOT 2, BUT 42 NEWSPAPERS THROUGHOUT UTAH. 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