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Show HDgQTOS High-tec- h CiU,en,Press,Ravie.Wed,Jan.27,1993.Paeel2 reference published Grove Communications of Alpine has announced the publication ofthe 1993 edition of the Imaging Products Source Book. Priced at $195, with quantity corporate and reseller discounts, the directory includes 132 product descriptions, market strategies and a listing ofmore than 500 imaging professionals. "This represents the largest collection of information about the electronic document image management industry to date," said Dean R. Zimmerman, author of the new publication. th The author of 15 other books, includingThe Corporate Workbook for Document Imaging," Zimmerman has also delivered seminars on textmanagementtech-nologie- s and document imaging management across the United States and through Europe. This new industry can increase productivity for organizations that might find themselves swamped with the volume of paperwork associated with their companies. One large defense contractor, for example, has 400,000 pages of instructions covering every stage in the manufacturing process of a certain product. Placing that information on microfilm would enable them to reduce the stack of material to one inch of microfilm, butrestrict availability to only a few users. Through the use of document imaging, the information can be complaced on a network-base- d will make the that puter system material immediately available to several locations simultaneously. Joseph L. Ovard Joseph L. Ovard, 77, died Jan. 24, 1993 in American Fork. He was born Oct. 2 1, 1915, the son of Lindsay L and Orpha Searle Ovard. He married Violet Bishop. She died Nov. 4, 1968. He later married Colleen Rae Pullman. He was a journeyman plumber for 40 years employed by the Salt Lake City School Board. He was a eran of WWII. Murray. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, He is survivedbyhis Jan. 277 at 11 a.m. in wife of American Fork; the Anderson and Sons one son, Larry Ovard, Mortuary, 49 E. 100 Springville; 23 grand- North, American Fork, children and four great- where friends may call grandchildren; three one hour prior to ser- brothers and three sisters, Jay, American Burial will be in the Fork; Wyman, Glen, Mae Beckstead and American Fork City Beth Wride, all of Salt Cemetery. Military Lake; and Faye Heaps, rites by VFW District 4. Charles Trevor Dalley Katrina Lee, Kristina Lynn and Laurina Brooke, all of Lehi; 18, 1993. He was born July 5, Salt Lake City to Charles Wesley and Geraldine Skougard Dalley. He married Cynthia Wilcox Dec 27, 1985 in Las Vegas, Nev. He graduated from Lehi High School. He was employed as a sales manager at Barratt American Lumber, He is survivedbyhis Fork. He was an Elder in the LDS Church and wife, Cynthia, and children: Charles Tayden, an Eagle Scout. 1966 in h L. parents, Lehi; grandpar- ents: Charles Leland and Zola Dalley, Orem; sisters: Tiffiny Ostler and Can dice E. Dalley; Lehi; Alexa Lee Webb, Logan; Jerri M. Barney, Redmond, Washington; Evette R. Fenn, High- land. Funeral services were held Friday, Jan. 22, in Lehi. Burial was in the Lehi City Cemetery. Lorraine Hill Lola Lorraine Fowlke Hill, 50, Pleasant Grove, died Jan. 19, 1993 at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center in Provo of an apparent heart attack. She was born Feb. 4, 1942 in American Fork to Ernest LeGrand and Lola Hacking Fowlke. She married Royle Johnson Sept. 7, 1962 in the Manti LDS Temple. They were later sus and her missed divorced. She married family. Lorraine was one Donald B. Hill Aug. 3, of the most Christ-lik- e 1985. people, always helping She was an active and nurturing everyone member of the LDS around her; always Church living in the seeing the good and Pleasant Grove 15th positive side of people Ward. She had served and forgetting the rest. as organist and as edi- She had a unique abiltor of the ward news- ity to find the true naletter. ture of those near her She attended schools and help them enhance in Orem where she was their positive traits. So a high school cheer- many people have been leader. She later at- touched by her sweettended BYU. She was ness and courage to life's Miss Orem in 1961. challenges. She was a warm, Our dear, sweet Lorraine is now in a caring and extra fun glorious state with her person to be with. Her beloved son, Mark. She family was most preis now free from worry cious to her and she and most happy to be loved havingnumerous with all the love of Je-- family parties. She helped take care of all her family. She worked very hard and felt everyone was a child of God and deserved to be treated with respect and kindness. We very much love and miss her. She is survived by her husband, Pleasant Grove; three sons and a daughter: Gregory Royle Johnson, Pocatello, Idaho; Anthony David Johnson, Orem; Michael Eldon Johnson and Julie Ann Johnson, both of Pleasant Grove; her mother of Orem; three brothers and three sisters: Anna Lee Richards, Pleasant Grove; Jane William Overman, Fowlke and Clark LeGrand Fowlke, all of Orem; Keren Morton, Denver, Colorado; Joel Hanks Fowlke, Gillette, Wyo. She was preceded in death by a son, Mark McKay Johnson, and her father. Services were held Saturday, Jan. 23, in the Pleasant Grove 15th Ward Chapel. Burial was in the Pleasant Grove City Cemetery. Hoggard card of thanks We would like to extend a special thanks to our friends, neighbors and relatives for :all the love and sympathy shown us through- out the sad and trying time at th passing of our beloved wife, mother can Fork Hospital Emergency Personnel and especially Mrs. Gwen Squires, the hospital social worker, whose kindness well never forget. We want to personally express our deep love and appreciation to all those who so graciously and superbly participated in the serv- and grandmother, Lillian R. Hoggard. We appreciate the American Fork Ambulance Crew, the Ameri ices. jVan ji out-of-da- te out-of-sta- te Marvin disposition of your property or your intling your oney children. The State Intestacy Law will pass certain property to your relatives. This law is designed to be "fair" in the average situation. Unfortun ately, this may not be the same distribution as you would By TOM FOREST Estate Planner Registered Representative John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Take note, if your will is dated prior to 1982, it's out of date. Get it redone. Congress has passed new laws affecting this area. Everyone needs his or her own will andor trust. Without a Will, Spanish Fork resident, died Sunday, Jan. 24, 1993 at his home in American Fork. He was born March 11, 1920atUcon, Idaho, a son of Thomas Marvin expressions of sympathy, our heartfelt thanks. Ralph E. Hoggard Richard and Shirley Bennett and family Jay and Karma Schoonover and family Ernest and Charlotte Hoggard and family Wagoner thank you 41 mm Eva Isola Francom He married Fayone Brimhall March 30, 1939 in Spanish Fork. He attended schools in Payson. He was a veteran of the military and servedon Okinawa during World War II. He had worked on the construction ofthe Glen Canyon Dam. Jensen. He operated the Thistle Cafe for the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad for several years. He worked at and two sisters, Theo Jensen, Salt Lake City; Stella Marshal, Helper, and Vera Redford, Salt Lake City. He was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers, Harold and Grant. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 27, in the Walker Geneva Steel as an open Mortuary Chapel, 187 S. Main Street, Span- hearth worker until his retirement. He is survived by his wife of American Fork; two sons and a daugh- ish Fork, where friends may call one hour prior to services. Burial will be in the ter: Allen H. (Helen) Spanish Fork City Jensen, Spanish Fork; Cemetery with military Michael T. (Lorraine) rites by Spanish Fork Jensen, American Fork; American Legion Post and Patricia F. Addis, No. 68. Carol E. Wilson her husband of Grand Junction, Colo.; a son and a daughter: Rich- Carolyn "Carol" June Wilson, 50, died Jan. 24, 1993 in Grand Junction, Colo, of cancer and its complications. She was born Jan. 24, 1943 to William Andrew and Lorraine Eloise Dulion Estey. She spent her childhood in Oakland, Calif. She ard Lee Allred, Fremont, Calif.; Sandra Lee Hilton, Pleasant Grove; five grandchildren: Amber-LeJaron, twins Kolby e and Kylee, and Hilton, all of Pleasant Grove; her mother of San Leandro, Calif.; three sisters and two brothers: Linda Pearsall and Judith Madruga, both of Fremont, Calif.; Bonnie Long, Sprague River, Ore.; Stephen Estey, Hayward, Calif.; Michael Estey, Mt. Pleasant. Services will be held Friday, Jan. 29, at 11 a.m. in the Grove Ward Chapel, 455 E. 200 South, Pleasant Grove. e, Sha-naLe- from graduated Castlemont High School. She had previ- ously been married to Leland K. Allred. They Chocolate in Orem. were later divorced. She enjoyed sewing, She married Jon crafts and took pride in Utley Wilson Feb. 27, being a homemaker, 1988. They lived in learned to bottle fruits Alamosa, Colo, before and vegetables, the art moving to Grand Junc- of quilting, and growtion. ing a garden with her She lived in various husband each year. She was a member parts of California, Utah, New Mexico, of the LDS Church since Alaska, Guam and the age of 12. She had Nevada before moving served as a Relief Socito Colorado. ety secretary, Home-makin- g worked She at leader, Primary Woolworths, Baylys and and Sunday School Levi Strauss as a seamteacher, den mother and stress, as an aide and nursery leader. She enjoyed people supervisor at the Utah State Training School. and loved to visit and She also worked at the have visitors. She will Day be missed by many. Care Center and Kara She is survived by choose. In addition, no guardianship for your children is setup. The court in this case will appoint a guardian for the kids. Again this choice m ay not meet your approval, but by then it will be too late. The court will require that your executorpersonal representative post bond in order to serve. This is to insure done against embezzlement or the diversion of Friends may call Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Olpin Family Mortuary, 500 S. 300 East, Pleasant Grove, or Friday at the church one hour prior to services. Burial will be in the Pleasant Grove City Elizabeth Edith techniques on the estate and most importantly, peace of mind that your desires will be carried out in your absence. Keep in mind you don't have to die to use it. If you become the victim of an accident, giving your spouse "medical power of attorney" in the WillTrust can be a life saver. wit a; muMo, ip Chilton Kirkham, 88, Lehi, died Jan. 25, 1993 at the American Fork Hospital of causes incident to age. She was born April 24, 1904in Lehi to John William and Sarah Elizabeth Barnes Chil- m ham and Mrs. Carl (Madge) Harris, Lehi; Beth K. Barratt, American Fork; 16 grandchil- dren; 53 12 Beatrice a sister, Swenson, Murray; sisters-in-laDonna Chilton, Lehi; Mina Chilton, Murray. ton. She married Burton Kirkham June 20, 1923 in American Fork. The marriage was later sol- emnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died was a member of the Daughters of the Utah May 18, 1977. Pioneers. She was a home-makShe is survived by and a member of the LDS Church, three sons and two having served as a Re- daughters: Sherman B. lief Society teacher and Kirkham, Bellevue, sang in the ward choir Wash.; Kenneth K. for many years, which Kirkham, Costa Mesa, she dearly loved. She Ariz.; Grant E. Kirk er Funeral services will be held Saturday, Jan. 30, at 11 a.m. in the Lehi 2nd Ward Chapel, 465 E. 300 North. Friends may call Friday evening at the Wing Mortuary, Lehi, from 6 to 8 p.m. and at the church Saturday one hour prior to services. Interment will be in the Lehi City Cemetery. Mary E. Chadwick les Chadwick April 8, two sisters: Nell Clearfield; Bloxham Chadwick, 83, 1926. He died May 30, Jessie Peabody, Malad, American Fork, died 1957. Idaho. Jan. 20, 1993 in Salt Graveside services She was a member Lake City. were held Saturday, She was born May ofthe LDS Church. She is survived by a Jan. 25, in the Pleasant 17, 1909 in Downey, Idaho, to Fuller George daughter, Billie Joy Grove City Cemetery and Polly Frances Ferris, Salt Lake City; under the direction of Wakely Bloxham. She six grandchildren; 11 Olpin Family Mortuary of Pleasant Grove. married William Char Nef-fenegg- Evelyn Mary n; Josephine B. Cooper Josephine four sons: J. B. and wife, Udene, and Gary L and wife, Ginnie, all of Lehi; Howard Eugene and wife, Gleness, Tooele; Richard L., Independence, Mo.; 16 grandchildren; 38 two Berry Cooper, 87, Lehi, died Jan. 18, 1993 at Alpine of causes incident to age. She was born July 3, 1905 in Cedar Fort to John A. and Sarah Ann Simmons Berry. She married Howard Quayle Cooper June 1, 1922 in Lehi. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died May 19, 1933. She had retired as a steel worker at U.S. Steel, Geneva, and was also a homemaker. She loved to travel and took She was preceded in death by her husband, a grandson, Cameron Cooper, and daughter-in-law- , Bonnie Cooper. Funeral services supporter of the LDS Church and was active were held Saturday, in the American Legion Jan. 25, in the Wing Ladies' Auxiliary. She Mortuary Chapel, Lehi. many trips throughout enjoyed dancing and the country. She was a socials. Interment was in the She is survived by Lehi City Cemetery. member and strong Cemetery. Homeowners insurance JIT As an Independant Insurance Agency We can SAVE YOU probate period, tax savings Edith C. Kirkham Spanish Fork; 15 grandchildren; seven greatgrandchildren; a brother Harding Jensen, 72, former and funds that belong in the estate. The cost here is borne by the estate. You may wish to waive this requirement in advance. You m ay wish to make bequests to people of specific property that you own. Without a Will, there is no guarantee that your wishes will be fulfilled. There areother areas ofconcern including continuation of a business, sale of assets during the you have no say about the two-par- ... ... ..1U. te( " Big Savings" on Bulk Foods & Tax Free! $$$$$$ On Your Also, to those who called at the mortuary or church and for the flowers, food and other We appreciate the The family of Tom ful to all who helped or Van Wagoner would like took part in the funeral beautiful floral offerings to express our heartfelt service. We extend a and visits. We will be love and thanks to the special thanks to the forever thankful to all. tnany friends, neighbors Alpine 1st Ward Relief and family members for Society for their gener: Floretta Van Wagoner Jim and Laura their kindness, concern ous time in preparing Brailsford and expressions of love and organizing such a Bruce and Earlene end sympathy at the lovely luncheon for so Nelson death of our beloved many. Howard Karma and thank our also We and father husband, Adamson for their love Bishopric grandfather, We are deeply grate and support. : Editor's note: This is the first of t series on Wills and a Trusts. Statistically about one out of four people that I see have a Will, a Trust or both. I'm talking here about married couples with children (although anyone with assets should consider one). Then there are the folks who have an or will that is no longer valid for their situation. Some states have "Community Property" laws while Utah is governed by "Separate Property" laws. It's the difference between how division of property rules apply. In Utah, whats yours is yours, but if your will is from another state, it may need to be corrected. Marvin H. Jensen vet- Charles Trevor Dalley, 26, Lehi, died Jan. Wills and trusts: Everybody needs one Homeowners Insurance. Potato Flakes won.) $gfl95 Six 1 Cans Potato Flakes 1 We also specialize in Auto Fire Life . Business Popcorn (50 lbs.) ... ......... Six 10 Cans Popcorn . Health Insurance SR-2- 2 Advance Planning Insurance 106 West Main American Fork 75GbG23G 1 BiHflBIBg 3jHI |