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Show Orem-Geneva Times Wednesday. November 2. 1994 Page 13 PUBIIC NOTICES Public Notice Advertising Protects Your Right to Know PUBLIC NOTICES Public Notice Advertising Protects Your Right to Know NOTICE OF CERTIFICATION OF COUNTY ELECTION PROGRAM Utah County will test the computer program that will be used to count the ballots for the November 8th General Election. The demonstration test will be held in room L200 (Lower Lever) of the Utah County Administration Building at 10:00 AM on Thursday, November 3rd, 1994. Anyone who desires to witness the testing is invited to attend. J. BRUCE PEACOCK UTAH COUNTY CLERK AUDITOR SAMPLE BALLOT I, J. Bruce Peacock, Utah County Clerk Auditor do hereby certify the foregoing to be a correct facsimile ballot for the General Election to be held November 8th, 1994, which ballot shows the names of all candidates eligible for election. Only names of those candidates applicable will be on the respective ballots in the various precincts throughout Utah County. In witness thereto, I hereunder set my hand and seal this 20th day of October, 1994. J. BRUCE PEACOCK UTAH COUNTY CLERKAUDITOR 1 S, i X N ; 1? GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT FOR UTAH COUNTY, UTAH November 8, 1994 Forma 0 ' County Clcrti Punchcard , Ballot No. Punchcard Ballot No. Punchcard Ballot No. "V- II you wish to cast a "STRAIGHT PARTY" vote for ALL the candidates ot ONE PARTY, punch the position indicated for the desired party. If you do not wish to vote "STRAIGHT PARTY", cast individual votes accordingly. g, REPUBLICAN Straight Party Vote 7 Q DEMOCRATIC Straight Party Vote 9 INDEPENDENT Straight Party Vote 11 AMERICAN Straight Party Vote 13 INDEPENDENT AMERICAN Straight Party Vote 15 k LIBERTARIAN Straight Party Vote 17 For STATE REPRESENTATIVE District 62 JEFF ALEXANDER Republican 55 FAE C. BECK Democratic 56 Shall CHRISTINE M. DURHAM YES 96 be retained In the office of Justice ot the HQ 97 For STATE REPRESENTATIVE District 63 L. nii..i.aiui-j JORDAN TANNER Republican 58 IWO CANDIDATE FILED) For STATE REPRESENTATIVE District 4 BYRON LHARWARD Republican 60 MARK CLEMENS Democratic 61 For STATE REPRESENTATIVE District 65 L.,fii,i;.;iiilr3 J. BRENT HAYMDND Republican 62 GENE I. FAUX Democratic 63 For STATE REPRESENTATIVE District 66 d'.na.Taiiii.a For U S. SENATOR ALLAN HALB Republican 64 ORRIN G. HATCH Democratic 65 PAT SHEA n21 G. FRANKLIN BRADFORD libertarian 66 CRAIG OLIVER independent 22 For STATE REPRESENTATIVE District 67 GARY VAN HORN American 23 tAWRFNCE REYTOPHAM NELSON GONZALEZ Independent Amenean 24 Socialist WorVer; 25 BILL WRIGHT pepublican 67 (NO CANDIDATE FILED, For STATE SENATOR District 4 For COUNTY COMMISSIONER "A HOWARD A. STEPHENSON Republican 25 JERRY D.GROVER Republican 69 (NO CANDIDATE FILED) C. THOMAS ANDERSON Democratic 70 For STATE SENATOR District 15 For COUNTY COMMISSIONER ' IFRAY L. MCALLISTER p n?a DAVID J. GARDNER Republican 71 J. KEITH MELVILLE Democratic 29 Independent 72 For U S. REPRESENTATIVE District 3 3LT2 For COUNTY ASSESSOR DIXIE THOMPSON BILL QRTQN Republican 39 CLAUDE C. RICHARDS Republican 77 nmMMn " (NO CANDIDATE FILED) Democratic 40 1 11 BARBARA GREENWAY Socialist Worfcers 41 For COUNTY ATTORNEY For STATE REPRESENTATIVE Distiid 56 . i WPl wf , if 1 LiU.t.a-lU-aJ CARLYLF K. BRYSDN Republican 79 CHRISTINE H. FOX (NO CANDIDATE FILED) Republican 42 ' KURT MYERS Democratic 43 For COUNTY CLERK AUDITOR For STATE REPRESENTATIVE District 57 J. BRUCE PEACOCK Republican 81 LOWELL A. NELSON 77 (NO CANDIDATE FILED) Republican 44 1 1 STEVEN S. KESLER Democratic 45 For COUNTY RECORDER Shall RAY M. HARDING be retained In the office of Judge of the YES 98 District Court of the Fourth Judicial NO 99 District? Shalt JOSEPH I. DIMICK - YES 100 be retained in the office of Judge of the NO 101 Circuit Court ot the Fourth Circuit? Shall ALYSE SIGMAN YES 102 be retained in the office of County Justice NO 103 Judge of Utah County? For STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION District No. 3 MABIIYN SHIELDS 11 HAROLD S.JENSEN 1 For ALPINE SCHOOL DISTRICT Representative District No. 4 '."n.-Taifii J E, KENT FLOWERS 111 LINDA N. CAMPBELL H For ALPINE SCHOOL DISTRICT Representative District No. 5 - f.l"in",lm3 J, BLAKE EVANS MARILYN W. K0FF0R0 10 For NEB0 SCHOOL DISTRICT Represeniative District No. 4 Ei'nnjraniia RICHARD LAMAR Wll SON jj" DANIELLE B. HYATT For NEBO SCHOOL DISTRICT Representative District No. 5 EEaSIEil BONNIE J. PALMER 1Z For PROVO SCHOOL DISTRICT Representative District No. 1 LORA JEAN CAMPBFH MOSSI W. WHITE 126 For PROVO SCHOOL DISTRICT Representative District No. 5 d'.T.rs.-nauil-a GERALD P. WIUIAMft g S. RUSSELL JAC0BS0N J For STATE REPRESENTATIVE District 58 RANDALL A. COVINGTON Republican 83 JOHN L.VALENTINE GENE METZGER-AGIN Republican 46 JOAN HILL Democratic 84 Indeoerxtent 47 For COUNTY SHERIFF For STATE REPRESENTATIVE District 59 Ll'iTuM.'.iiii-jJ DAVID R. BATEMAN Republican 85 robertMdavisMER 77, (NO CANDIDATE FILED) Republican 48 ' Democratic 49 For COUNTY SURVEYOR :',7,ri,i:if3 For STATE REPRESENTATIVE District 60 CLYDE R.NAYLDR Republican 87 NORMAN L. NIELSEN SHAWN D. LARSEN rr (NO CAHDIDATE FILED) Republican 50 iwrenra 51 For COUNTY TREASURER BYRAN WAYNE BURR For STATE REPRESENTATIVE District 6) lrofiendent American 52 LEONARD R. ELLIS pepublican 89 c (NO CANDIDATE FILED) PROPOSITION NO. 1 MIGHTS OF CRIME VICTIMS Stan the Ulan ConsMuMn be amended 10 1) declare thai victims ot crimes have specitc rights as Oeltned and enforced by valuta while noi creeling a cause ol action lor money damages, costs, or attorney lees, or dismissal ol any criminal charge, or rcdel Irom any criminal tudgment under these provisions. 2) wnit the scope ol It preliminary esammaion to determine prooaote cause unless otherwise provtfed oy siaiuie: and 3) allow the use ol rehab hearsay evidence 10 deiermme probaDre cause at certai pretrial proceedings? FOR 137 AGAINST 139 R.LEE ELLERTSON RONALD D. HATHCOCK fWmhBcan 53 InrVrajryjent 54 TRANSIT PROPOSITION Shall a portion ol the unincorporated area ot Utah County known as the Provo Canyon Voting Precinct be anneied to the Utah Transrt Authority CUT A-). I public transit district, providing public transportation services i the Cities ot Provo. Oram, American Fork. Pleasant Grove. Lmdon. Let. Highland. Alpme. Cedar Mis and Spnngviiie as well as Sail Lake. Davis. Weber and a portion of Tooele Counties as specified under the laws ol the Stale ol Utah, and impose a sales and use tax ot 14 ot 1 lo tund a public transportation system as specrlied, under the laws ol the Slate ol Utah effective January 1. 1995. For the Transit Proposition 177 Against the Transit Proposition 178 To vote rn favor ot the above transit proposition, punch through the ballot card the numbered space mdeaied to the right ot fie words "For the Trans Proposition"; 10 vote against said transit proposition, punch through the Ballot card m the numbered space extcated to the ngtn of the words "Against the Trans Proposition". PROPOSITION NO. 2 CHANGES TO PUBLIC SCHOOL FUNDING Shai the Utah Constitution be amended to: 1) reouire Ihe retention of a portion ol interest earnings the State School Fund as added principal, with ihe remaining merest deposited rnio the Umlorm School Fund; 2) aiiow revenue Irom school Irusl lands lo pay lor aommrsiralion and management ol those lands, with uneipended balances deposited into Ihe Slate School Fund: 3) require the deposit ol revenue Irom renewable resources re-sources on school trust lands no me Stale School Fund rather man the Uniform School Fund: and 4) modify other revenue provisans regarrMig donaleos. eicess Merest, and ncoma from sovereign lands? FOR 145 AGAINST 147 PROPOSITION NO. 3 NONSECTARIAN STUDY OF RELIGION FOR 150 Shaa Ihe Utah Commotion be amended M delie what constitutes the nonsecunan study ot iegon n the stale education system? AGAINST 152 Official Ballot lor Pleasant Grove Utah County, Utah Special Bond Election November a, 1994 City Shan me City Council ol Pleasant Grove. Utah County. Utah be autnonzed to issue General Obligation Recreation Bonos ot sad city m an amount not to ereeed One Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars (St.SOO.OOO) tor the purpose ot defraying all or a portion of the direct and Waled costs ol acquiring land and constructing a municipal swimming pool and reiaied improvements, and for the payment ol eipenses reasonably incurred m connection with the acquisition and construction ol said improvements and the euthonzalion and issuance of sad bonds and Such aoomonai amount as may be necessary to provide moneys tot Ihe refunding of all or pan ol the bonds eulhonjed hereunoer at or poor to the matunty thereof, including costs of issuance ol such additional bonds; said bonds to be due and payable m not lo eiceed twenty (20) years Irom the date of sad bonds? For the Issuance ol Bonds 167 Against the Issuance ol Bonds 168 To vote m tavor ol this bond issue, punch alter Ihe words, "For the Issuance ol Bonos." To voie egainst this issue, punch alter the words. "Against the Issuance ol Bonds." INITIATIVE A TERM LIMITS ANO ELECTION BV MAJORITY VOTE OR BY RUNOFF. Shan a law be enacted to: 1 crone a term amt on each Unxed Stales Senator. United Stale Congressional Represeniakve, and each state and county otlcer. eicept fudges, unless that person held that odea on Aprs 15. 1993; 2) require a rutvofl election alter each general or special eiecton tor a lederal. state, county. o other poMcal subdivision once m when no candnate received Riafonty vote lor the oflce: and 3) provde run-ofl eleewn procedures specrfcasy lor 1994? S FOR 156 AGAINST 158 PAUL JAEGER Paul Jaeger received Eagle Scout Award Paul Jaeger, 15, son of Van and Laraine Jaeger, of Orem, has earned his Eagle Scout award and will be honored at a special Court of Honor on Sunday, November 6 at 6 p.m. at the Northridge 10th Ward Chapel. He is a member of Troop 568. For his Eagle Project he helped the Utah Coalition for organ, eye and tissue donations by passing out donor cards for volunteers to sign. Paul is a sophomore at Orem High School. Gary Lancaster completes recruit training, gains promotion Marine Pfc. Gary B. Lancaster, Lan-caster, son of Gary L. and Joanne 0. Lancaster of Orem, recently completed recruit training and was promoted to his present rank. During the training cycle at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, recruits are taught the basics of battlefield survival and are introduced to typical military daily routine and personal and professional standards. All recruits participate in an active physical conditioning program pro-gram and gain proficiency in a variety of military skills, including includ-ing first aid, rifle marksmanship, and close-order drill. Teamwork and self-discipline are emphasized em-phasized throughout the cycle. The Marine Corps has always been an elite force of individuals, and there will always be a need for those individuals who are not only tough, but smart. The Marine Corps has more than 38,000 outstanding career opportunities oppor-tunities for qualified young men and women. Lancaster is a 1993 graduate of Mountain View High School. PUBLIC NOTICES h Public Notice Advertising Protects Your Right to Know r Orem City Invitation to Bid LEGAL NOTICE CITY OF OREM INVITATION TO BID Sealed bids for furnishing fur-nishing the following to the City of Orem will be received at the Office of the Purchasing Agent, 56 North State Street, Orem, Utah 84057, until the time specified for the bid opening at which time bids will be publicly opened and read. TITLE 1500 GPM CLASS A PUMPER APPARATUS (FIRE TRUCK) BID OPENING NOV. 14, 1994, 4:00 P.M. ADMIN. SERVICES CONF. ROOM Specifications may be obtained at the Office Of-fice of the Purchasing Agent, inquiries may be made by calling 229-7131. 229-7131. Bids shall be submitted sub-mitted in a sealed envelope, and marked on the outside with the proposal title and the bidder's name. Contracts awarded pursuant to this Invitation Invita-tion to Bid will be sub ject to provisions of Ex-ecutive Ex-ecutive Order No. 11246 of September 24, 1965, relating to nondiscrimination non-discrimination in employment. The City reserves the right to accept any bid in whole or in any part, and to reject any or all bids if it be doomed in the best interest in-terest of the City of Orem to do so. Kent Allen Purchasing Agent 10335 Published in Orem-Geneva Times November 2, 1994. Orem City Rezone Ordinance LEGAL NOTICE Summary of Ordinance No. O-94-0030 Approved by the City Council on October Oc-tober 25, 1994 The Orem City Council approved Or dinance No. O-94-0030 a request by Alex Carr, representing Golden Corral, to amend the zone map by rezoning certain property located in the vicinity of 205 West 1300 South from R-l-8toPD-5. A copy of the ordinance or-dinance is available for inspection at the office of the Orem City Recorder, Re-corder, 56 North State Street, Orem, Utah. 10334 Published in Orem-Geneva Times November 2, 1994. Orem City Rezone Public Hearing LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC HEARING The City Council will hold a public hearing on November 22, 1994, at 6:10 p.m. in the City of Orem Council Chambers, Cham-bers, located at 56 North State Street, Orem, Utah, to consider a re-quest re-quest from Canyon Brook Deli to change the zone on certain property located in the vicinity of 1553 East 80O North from PC-1 to PC-2. A map showing the proposed change is available in the Office of Development Services, Room 200, 56 North State Street, Orem, Utah. If you have any questions regarding the proposed zone change, contact the Development Develop-ment Services Department Depart-ment at 229-7058. THE PUBLIC IS INVITED IN-VITED TO PARTICIPATE PAR-TICIPATE IN ALL CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS. If you need a special accommodation accom-modation to participate in the City Council Meetings, please call the City Manager's Office. Of-fice. (Voice 229-7035, TDD 229-7146) 10331 Published in Orem-Geneva Times November 2, 1994. Orem City Rezone Ordinance LEGAL NOTICE Summary of Ordinance No. O-94-0029 Approved by the City Council on October Oc-tober 25, 1994 The Orem City Council approved Or dinance No. O-94-0029 a request by Sandstrom and Madson, Inc. to amend the zone map by rezoning certain property located in the vicinity of 115 North 1200 West from R-l-8 to HS-1. A copy of the ordinance or-dinance is available for inspection at the office of the Orem City Recorder, Re-corder, 56 North State Street, Orem, Utah. 10333 Published in Orem-Geneva Times November 2, 1994. Orem City Rezone Ordinance LEGAL NOTICE' Summary of Ordinance No. O-94-0028 Approved by the City Council on October Oc-tober 25, 1994 The Orem City Council approved Or dinance No. O-94-0028 a request by Richard Edwards to amend the zone map by rezoning certain property located in the vicinity of 615 West 40 North from R-1-8 to R-1-7.5. A copy of the or dinance is available for inspection at the office of the Orem City Recorder, Re-corder, 56 North State Street, Orem, Utah. 10332 Published in Orem-Geneva Times November 2, 1994. SCERA annual meeting notice LEGAL NOTICE Notice of the annual meeting of Sharon's Cultural Educational Recreational Recreation-al Association (SCERA) is hereby given. This meeting will be held at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, November 16, 1994 at the SCERA Showhouse. Encouraged to attend are all residents of the SCERA area which includes the City of Orem, Vineyard, Lake view and Edgemont. Trustee elections will be held to fill the following districts: No. 4, Zane Alder, incumbent; No. 8, Barbara Lockhart, incumbent; and District No. 9, Orem City Council member. In addition to the election of trustees, the reports regarding corporate affairs, and such other matters, as are appropriately brought to the members, shall be addressed. Nomination Petitions for the above described districts must be filed at the SCERA office, 745 South State, Orem, Utah, on or before October 16, 1994. Nomination Petitions may be obtained from the SCERA office and shall include not fewer than (10) ten signatures of endorsement, printed names, addresses and phone numbers from members who are qualified to vote and are residents within that district. Nominees must be competent and at least (18) years of age and reside in the district in which they seek election. District No. 4 The area from 1200 South to the Orem City limits, from State Street to 1-15. District No. 8 The area of Edgemont and Pleasant View, east of the Provo River. District No. 9 Orem City Council member. All residents are invited and encouraged to attend. Published in Orem-Geneva Times October 5, 12, 19, 26, and November 2, 9, 16, 1994. |
