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Show it teh's Ifetern Auto in Lehi TWILIGHT DOOR CRASHER Page A-l- ft Lehi Free Press Thursday. August 28. 1980 nil mi Issues And forcers , r-- iC -. .n? at a Water Users 1325 Zoning Meeting The following application has been Filed with the State Engineer to change water in Utah County throughout the entire year The ballot upcoming be held meeting wil Wednesday. Sept 10 at I at the Utah Power and and zoning held Sept be meeting 4 at 7:00 p.m. at 51 North Center. Business to be conducted Bldg. in American Fork. The public is invited includes P-- light to attend this meeting. We all need to be better informed as to the pros and cons of each issue so that we can vote wisely in the upcoming election. planning wiH 1. Animation: 9600 No. 9550W,Mr.Rasmusen. 2. Annexation: 9600 W., 8800 North, Mr. Webb. Published in the Lehi Free Press August 28, 1980. OMTUJAMIES i & - UMT- A- Directing the activities of the Utah Music Teachers Association Timpanogos Chapter are, I. to r., front row, Cheryl Norman, president; Linda Peck, vice president. Second row, Marilyn Devey, secretary; Janeen Runolfson, student achievement; Pat Fox, reporter; and Ardele Zimmerman, past president. Piano teachers from American Fork, Pleasant Grove and Lehi are encouraged to join the association. Gloria Parker, assistant student achievement chairman, was absent from picture. Services Held For Prominent Businessman Marvin B. Jorgensen, 63, of Pleasant Grove, died Friday, Aug. 22, 1980 at the American Fork Hospital. He was born Nov. 22, 1916 in Emery County, a son of George Benjamin and Nellie Beat Jorgensen. He married Dorothy Riden, were later and they divorced. He married Lois Ricks, Feb. 16, 1949 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He was an active member of the LDS Church, filling many positions and was in MARVIN B. JORGENSEN the high priest presidency at the time of his death. He was a member of the Lions Club for 25 years and sang with the Skyline Chorus. He owned and operated Jorgensen's in American Upholstery Fork for 35 years. Survivors his include wife: eight daughters and four sons; Mrs. Gary (Judy) Salo, Tacoma, Wash.; Jerry Biggs, Seattle; Mrs. Del (Darlene) Scott, Mrs. Robin (Becky) Wall, both of Og-deMrs. Ken (Julie) Clark, Midway; Mrs. Myron (Lisa) Mrs. Orem; Adamson, Wo- (Maurene) Randy rthington, Anita, Kent, Mark, Former City Manager Seeks Commission Seat does a former city manager of nationally-recognizeand management consultant have to say about the major issues facing Utah County? Harlow, Concerning growth, LeRoy r candidate for the county commission post in the September 9 Republican primary race, says, "As I have listened to many, many Utah County residents, it is apparent to me that their prime concern is what to do about the current and impending growth in our What cities Mrs. sister, (Genevieve) Lake City. Funeral Prelude and postlude music was played by Ann Fisher. The family prayer was given by Bishop George A. Ricks. Jay Bishop MacFarland announced the services and the invocation offered was Randy by The Worthington. biographical sketch was by LaVee Haws and speakers were Raymond Bishop Bastian, Bishop and Jorgensen Joseph Maron Overson. Musical selections were by the Skyline Chorus and a trio, Joy Lloyd, Mary Nielson and Sharon Willis. Del Scott gave the closing prayer and the dedication of the grave at Lehi City was Cemetery by Evan Colledge. as pallbearers Serving were Randy Worthington, Del Scott, Robin Wall, Ken Kenneth again ownership and individual property rights, they also recognize the need to protect our heritage of fertile farmlands, open spaces, and the beauties of nature against the ravages of inconsiderate uses and abuses. We cannot build a. high wall that will keep people and change from coming to Utah County, but we must not sacrifice the very qualities that make this such a desirable place to live, work, and raise our families. Therefore, it is the obligation of elected officials to use their best judgment and the united efforts of our people to assure that growth is channeled for the benefit of both the present and future vacation same taxpayers. We need to coordinate the efforts of all these governments. Each of us needs to go the extra mile to resolve such effective and issues as sensitive economical fire protection, services to senior citizens and other deserving groups, and fair distribution of local government service costs." Harlow adds, "Local government affects the lives of all of us, 24 hours I day, 365 days a year. Consequently, the performance level and productivity of our local governments are critically important to our personal safety, health, and convenience and to our communities' economic vitality. In this time of rapid growth, technological change, and economic uncertainty our local governments must work not only harder but smarter as well, to produce more for each dollar we spend. "Finally, we need to involve our citizens beforehand, so that they will not learn about major policy changes that affect them, only after decisions are made." LeRoy Harlow was director of the Minnesota Efficiency in Government Greater Commission, the telephone customers call their local telephone office. Business customers can call the Salt Lake City Business Service Center (toll free) on 1 331 8212. The deadling for directory changes is August 29th for yellow pages and September 29th for the white pages. Areas covered by the Southern Utah directory can be found on page one ol the current book. Ken Hill, Utah Public Relations Manager for Mountain Bell, reminds customers who share the same address, telephone number and surname that they can have both names listed if they desire. Hill explained that those customers who have contacted Mountain Bell for changes in their telephone service during the past year will automatically have these changes Included in the new directory. Delivery of the book is scheduled to begin Cleveland Tax Policy Study Commission, in November. award-winnin- g The 1980 Provo area telephone directory will soon be going to press. If you need to change the way your name and address appear in the directory, Mountain Bell suggests that residence a 3tiKh ft deep, at a ft E. 1060 ft NWV. h S ft deep, at a point N 1175 ft E. 625 ft from SV Cor. Sec36,T4S,RlW;and6)a 12 inch wen, 201500 ft deep, at a point S. 1280 ft L 1000 ft from W4 Cor. Sec 31. T4S, R1E; and used for the domestic purposes of 2 families, stockwatering 150 cattle, miscellaneous uses of a dairy; and from Apr. 1 to Oct 31 for the irrigation of 225.0acs.inSW4Sec.31, STATE ENGINEER and 11, 1980. Piano Concert At NEVSWV4, BYU Concert pianist Wladimir wil appear at BYU Sept 17 at p.m. in the de Jong Concert Hall of the Harris Fine Arts Center. Kochanski, a graduate of the Juilliard School of Jan Kochanski I WAV, NW4, in the Lehi Sept 4, Published Free Press Aug. 28, NWV. Sec. T4S, R1E; 36, NE' Sec. 35, SE' Sec. SWV4, SEVSWV, Music in New York, bepn his international solo career 26.T4S.R1W. NEV4SEV4, almost 20 years ago. Sec 36, HVa, Sec 35, is and over children will be returning to school. That also means that motorists are going to have to be extra cautious and observant when traveling zones. school through activating flashing school speed limit signs on state highways, and all other traffic control devices will be in place. This is also an excellent time to help educate your own children about the hazards associated with highways and automobiles. Art Geurts, Funeral Services Held Accident For Victim Saturday Funeral services for Lori 24, of 863 Kay Brady Beck, East 760 North., Lehi who in an accident died Wednesday, Aug. 20, 1980 in the Jordan River near. Lehi was Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Lehi Seventh LDS Ward Chapel. She was born July 10, 1956 in Waco, Texas, a daughter of Perry B. and White Carol married She Brady. Gary Owen Beck on Feb. 8, 1978 in Elko, Nev. She was employed at Geneva Steel. She was a member of the LDS Church. her Survivors include husband and her parents. Lehi: two brothers and two L QUALITY UDOT Safety Studies Engineer, says, "About half of school-agchildren pedestrian accidents happen after school hours. All the traffic control devices in the world cannot prevent an accident if a child is totally ignorant of the possible dangers -there is just no substitute for teaching your children good judgement." Sympathy Flowers from People Who Care! Lehi and Midvale Mrs. The prelude and postlude music was played by Gene Lee Brady and an uncle, Stephen White, offered the with family prayer members. Gene Lee Brady offered the opening prayer which followed was by from Bishop Dee Colledge and an of Lori's, Geneene aunt Brady. The beautiful hymn "I Know That My Redeemer was sung by Joan Lives" She Fjellstrom. was ac- Colleen by companied Calton. Speakers were Paul Adams and President Alfred friend Draney, a family from Colorado Springs. Barnes Johnnie and sang the inspirational song "Sunrise and Mrs. Sunset" Fjellstrom sang a family favorite, "All the Things Carton Douglas You Are". Both songs were Jon & TRIM - :MM 1:U t Our best oil base paint excellent hide weather resistant REG $4f I tMNETf I 79 S19 79 . I I'"1'..' LATEX - win REG S16 99 j i ;' 1 If 1811-1- Choose from our best solid color latex exterior stains Choose from I f Rancho SQ99 hundreds ol Mark Brown, Kirk The grave the dedication of the Lehi in Cemetery eo& array era Gens GJD MIIEIE Antiqueing Demonstrations Friday, August 29, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. One-stro- ke Only At of flowers was arranged by the Lehi Seventh Ward Relief CASH'S WESTERN AUTO' 286 East Main 768-945- YOU CAN TELL more about a person by what ha says about ethers than you can by what others say about him. 2 Choose from hundreds of colors. colors City by Clinton was Brady. 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Society. 768-844- 1 PAJ sisters, Craig Brady, with the U.S. Navy; Zachary .Paige and Shannon Brady comforting remarks The Utah Department of will be Transportation all L Elizabeth Brady, Union, Salt Lake County. e Phone Book Being Readied For Press W. Sec fvmie)!IMKIl2)Ji White. It's that time of year when summer fundamental Harlow says, "The county and the other local governments are all working for the Protests resisting the granting of this application with reasaas therefore must be fled m duplicate with the Stan Eagtneer, 231 L 4001, SIX, UT 84111. M or before Oct li. ISM. all of Lehi; grandparents, Mrs. and Mrs. Robert L Children opportunities." llN;5)al2-inchwelt2S- three wefts as Mows: 1) a wd, 441 ft deep, at a point S. 440 ft E. 320 ft; 2) a line wen, 226 ft deep, at a point 1 860 ft L 510 ft both from WA Cor. Sec 31, T4S, HE; and vwH, 400 ft 3) a deep, at a point S. 290 ft m. 50 ft from FA Cor. Sec 36, T4S. I1W (2 mi SE of Camp Williams; and used for the domestic purposes of 2 families, supplemental stockwatering of 200 cattle, but limited to the sole of 150 cattle, supply miscellaneous uses of dairy; and from Apr. 1 to Oct 31 for the supplemental irrigation 400.0 acs, but limited to the sole supply of 225.0 acs. in vYUSWtt Sec 31, T4S, R1E; w Ward h Watch For Management. R1W; 4) 50-10-0 point S. 460 otherwise Chapel. county. generations." Concerning taxation and the ability to pay, Harlow notes, "There is a strong need to reduce or eliminate instances of and unduly burdensome inequitable taxation, and at the same time encourage desirable employment and stimulate ft SWKSaM Sec 25, ST Sec26.alT4S.llll. 12-wc-h fromNC0r.Sec35.T4S, Location in designated. SLBtM. a 11338 (55978) L Kaye Fox and Merrill C Fox, 10715 N. Frontage Rd Lehi, UT proposes to change the point of diversion and place of use of 4.0 sec ft of water as evidence by Appl. No. 31728. The water has been diverted from six h wells as follows: 1) a well, 441 ft deep, at a point S. 576 ft E. 401 ft from W1 Cor. Sec. 31, T4S. services were the Pleasant in Tuesday Grove Back To School the New Mexico Revenue Structure Study Committee, and the Utah Local Government Modernization and Finance Studies. He was the keynote speaker for the 1976 state-wid-e conference on Utah's Financial and Growth Opportunities. Harlow is a graduate industrial engineer, has a master's degree in public administration, was executive secretary of the Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Mayors and City and has been Managers Association, consultant to dozens of local governments across the country. Because of his broad professional management and consulting experience and his contribution to the training of young people for local government service, he received the 1978 Distinguished Faculty BYU of School from Award the I1E; 2W5G8 ft deep, point S. 1688 ft from WA Cor. 3M4S. wel. 3) a T4s. ft Salt Nelson, George Paul, Vance West and Reed Crystal. While they are prepared to defend our traditions of private J of Hereafter, 4 sec from to is be diverted water well, 226 point S. 850 Kenneth Nelson, pallbearers two-yea- unless ch Marie, and Chris Jorgensen, all of Pleasant Grove; 23 and one grandchildren Clark, Myron Adamson and LaMar Grace with honorary d a Sec 31. Planning And A 2) ft deep, at a ft L 519 ft from MM C. Notice To Deal U lit; iiirnr ( I Meeting To Be Held September 10 state Evans, representative fram district 33, wiB be discussing issues that wil be oa the C - Lehi 1 AUG.09TtinUSPT. 13 |
