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Show Citizen, Free Press, Review - Wednesday, June 19, 1996 - Page 16 Lassen thank you Carl L. Stewart Carl Lloyd Stewart. 58, died suddenly at his home in Lehi Tuesday, June 11. 1996. He was born Oct. 10, 1937 in Lehi to Raymond Horace and Phoebe Alice Sabey Stewart. He married Mav LaRee Strickland May 29, 1957 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He was a carpenter, farmer and custodian for the LDS Church. He served in the Army National Guard and in the LDS Church in various presidencies, including Elders, High Priests and Sunday School. He was an active advisor in the Future Farmers of America and a member of the Lehi Civic Association. He Improvement helped build cabinetry for Lehi the Hutchings He Museum. loved garden- ing and farming and his grandchildren were his life. He is survived by his wife of Lehi; sons and daughters: i - i.h ! p.m. The agenda shall be as follows: 1. Presentation of the Draft Open Space & Trails Element of the General Plan by Mr. Rulon Dutson. and Review 2. action on the June 5, 1996 minutes. Review and 3. action on a request by Dr. Blaine S. Bateman to rezone property at approximately 206 N. Center from the exist R-- to the 4 Professional PO-1- , Office Zone. and Review action on a request by Vaughn L. Pulsipher to rezone property at approximately 150 N. 1100 East from the 4. at approximately South Road. W. 800 Frontage Review and an on action Ordinance to require 8. Road. grading, drainage and excavation permits. Plan Site 9. Committee report. a. Discussion of Harts sign request at 717 W. Main Street. b. Discussion of indoor sports facilities in industrial zones. 10. Other business. 11. Adjournment. Dated this 14th day of June, 1996. J.H. Hadfield Review and action on a conceptual development plan for the Ross Annexation Published American Citizen June to Professional existing the PO-1- , 0 Office Zone. Review and action on a site plan for a cellular tower at 95 N. 200 East. 6. Review and action on a site plan for Dean's Paintin' Place at 820 E. State 5. 7. in the Fork 19, 1996. Am. Fork plans budget hearing Notice is hereby given that the American Fork City Council will hold a public hearing on June 25. 1996 in the City Hall, 31 No. Church Street, commencing at 7 p.m., to receive public comment regarding adjustments fiscal year to the 1995-9- 6 budget, all funds. All interested persons are invited to attend. Notice is hereby given that the American Fork City Council will hold a public hearing on June 25, 1996 in the City Hall, 31 No. Church Street, commencing at 7:15 p.m. to receive public comment regarding the declaring of the following property, Planning Commission lists agenda ing CD's: Music to The family of Rhoda F. Lassen wishes to thank their family, friends and neighbors for all the sympathy and kindness shown in the recent death of their wife, mother and grandmother. Thank you for the many acts of kindness, the lovely flowers, those who took part in the services, the American Fork 3rd Ward friends and Relief Society and to those who helped in any way. Larry Lassen Ron and Pat Moore Paul and Janice Lassen Keith and Barbara Lassen Tom and Terry Lee Mohr and families the Investor's Ears by Jeffrey C. Ingersoll, RFC more Jeff Ingersoll, president of Total Certificates of Deposit, commonly called CD's, are a great place to keep your money if you can stand a little less liquidity than you would have in a traditional savings account. The return is greater than .u .l-"- ; irm, uil a savings aiuuuun., and the minimum amount required is low enough to make this investment available to new investors. Bear in mind that there is a penalty for early withdrawal. Learn what the policies are before you make your choice. If you anticipate a tax bill due in three months, a CD tying up your funds would obviously not be a wise purchase. A CD has a higher return resolution are on file in the than a savings account because the City Offices, 31 No. Church issuing institution is assured that it for Street, public inspection. has use of the money for a fixed time All interested persons are invited to attend. period. Financial Planning, Inc., has Deen serving clients since 1979. are qualified and experienced fessionals Let us help you with: Financial Planning Tax Strategies Business & Personal Insurance Asset Management Retirement and Rollover Decisions Estate Planning and Investment Opportunities. For a free consultation, phone or stop in any time at the declaring property as surplus City Hall Notice is hereby given that the American Fork City Planning Commission will meet in regular session on June 19. 1996 in the American Fork City Hall, 31 No. Church Street, commencing at 7 Blake Lloyd, Bart Ray, Valerie (Gary) Maurin, all of Lehi; Pamela Whitlock, (Bradley Riverton; Kristine (Darren) Lambert, West Jordan; nine grandchildren; mother, Alice Stewart, Lehi; brothers and sisters: Boyd (Kathy) Stewart, Lee Ray (Nancy) Stewart, and Kay (Garry) Sampson, all of Lehi; Lela (Harold) Tanner, Las Vegas, Nev. He was preceded in death by his father and brother, Paul. Funeral services were held Saturday, June 15, in the Lehi 1st-6t- h Ward Chapel. Burial was in the Lehi City Cemetery. Financial Consultant m Public hearing will consider From American Fork . ""! Dated this 18th day of June, 1996. Richard M. Colborn City Recorder Published in the American Fork Citizen June 19, 1996. Dated this 18th day of 1996. Richard M. Colborn June, - 1 Jacobsen 7 Gang 40107 Model B10130-- Copies of the proposed - agenda for June public comment regarding adjustments to the 1995-9fiscal year budget, all funds. 7:15 p.m. - Receiving of public comment regarding the declaring surplus of certain vehicles and equipment. 7:20 p.m. - Receiving of public comment regarding the site plan for a commercial building at 680 S. 500 East. Regular session 1. Prayer by Councilman Taylor: roll call. 2. Report of the Administrator. City 25 Presentation 3. Bank of American Fork Building 6 West Main St., Suite B. American Fork. Securities offered through Cadaret, Grant & Co., Inc., Member NASDSIPC in the Published American Fork Citizen June 19, 1996. Last year, one he Am. Fork City Council lists Notice is hereby given that the American Fork City Council will meet in regular session on June 25, 1996 in the American Fork City Hall, 31 No. Church Street, commencing at 7:30 p.m. The agenda shall be as follows: Public hearing 7:00 p.m. - Receiving of 756-393- 4 City Recorder Mower CT761722135H30HC 1 - Ford 2000 Tractor surplus: 1 - 1992 Ford Mustang 1FABP41E6HG164387 1 - 1978 Chev Camaro 1Q87L8L582994 1 - 1981 Chev Monte Carlo 1G1AZ37K4B7439227 1 - Cushman Front Deck Mower (Diesel) - 898805-811- 0 meeting and Richardson report by Architects. and 4. Council Committee reports. 5. Mayor's report. Action items 1 . Review and action on the June 11, 1996 minutes. 2. Review and action on the June 18, 1996 minutes. 3. Review and action on a Resolution providing adjustments to the 1995-9- 6 fiscal year budget, all funds. 4. Review and action on a Resolution declaring certain vehicles and equipment surplus. 5. Review and action on an Ordinance approving the site plan for a commercial building at 680 S. 500 East. 6. Report and possible action on the water situation at Donna Lee Evans,' 521 N. 1100 East. 7. Review and action on a Resolution establishing the Certified Tax Rate for fiscal year IHE HEALTHIEST STATES 1996-9- 8. Review and action on the final plat of Lakeview Hills Plat D Subdivision at 975 N. 540 West. 10. Review and IN action on an Ordinance establishing a four-wa- y stop at the 400 East and Main Street intersection. 11. Review and action NATION on appointments to citizen committees. 12. Action on the approval of City bills for payment. 13. Report and action on Planning Commission items. 14. Adjournment. Dated this 18th day of June, 1996. Richard M. Colborn City Recorder the in Published American Fork Citizen June 19, 1996. U.S. THE LEO THE MILK SATES I A V County Clerk shows sample ballot for upcoming primary election I, J. Bruce Peacock, Utah County ClerkAuditor, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a correct facsimile ballot for the Primary Election to be held June 25, 1996, which ballot shows Page IF3L For Utah County. -- UTAH Page 2 COUNTY-JUN- E 25, 1996 SENATOR "- r County Pert RICHARD 1 U DAVIS TOM DRASCHIL 2 CURTIS S. BRAMBLE 3 HOWARD I 22 NCE CALDER DOUGLAS W. JOHNSON a 4 FLOYD E. HULLINGER 24 LLOYD C, DAVIS 5 RICHARD 25j CHRISTINE FOX 6 KEVIN B. CRAWFORD 7 LOWELL C. NELSON u SAMUEL WAYNE R. DEXTER 9 JOANNE R. WILLIAMS EaEIEI mm 116 For REPRESENTATIVE jii,: a C. NIELSON M. KNAPP neTo KAYE WESTWOOD 26 VIRGINIA 27 ALL-WEATH- 28 Water Repellent SCHOOL DISTRICT For STATE REPRESENTATIVE rrm DUlricI STATI 157 I REPRESENTATIVE Orjlrlcl 169 ima STATE TAMMY J. "',""Ho-- iHoSrncr ROWAN DEAN S. SELLERS DAVID V. ARNOLD 30 REPRESENTATIVE KATHERINE BRYSON n TOM HOVER i2i u n DAVID LEE CARTER 3U E5EE3 SHAWN WILLIAM HURST 32 KENNETH REPRESENTAnVE DUlrid JORDAN TANNER MICHAEL REPRESENTATIVE DWrltl novo KAREN WATKINS 33 SANDY PACKARD 34 KENNETH W. MATHESON 35 J. PARRY "'EaS"''1 1 is GLENN WAY E53SE3 GARY R. HERBERT COUNTY "C" C35E3 nt Stain cracking, warping and splitting Use on wood decks, siding, and fences Colors $16.95 166 COMMISSIONER Semi-Transpare- SCHOOL DISTRICT casta STATE GROVER lU ER Highlights wood's natural grain reduces wood Repels water IUpreiiBUIrnOUi.Nt.2 0 Uriel 160 STATE - 20 ANDREA L. FORSYTH Oitlrtct 156 '",rir mate Formal 0 25, 1996 REPUBLICAN PARTY Cmitxl il lie. a comcul AlPINE For Olllrlcl In witness thereto, hereunder set my hand and seal this 7th day of June, 1996. J. Bruce Peacock Utah County Clerk Auditor CHRISTOPHER B. CANNON U.S.RCPBESENTATIVf Diltncl I STATE names of those candidates applicable will be on the respective ballots in the various precincts throughout UTAH COUNTY - JUNE 1 Formal 0 STATE the names of all candidates eligible for election. Only You are now finished voting. Close the ballot pages. Remove the punchcard ballot and place it under both flaps of the gray secrecy envelope and return it to the election judge who gave you the ballot. n ' NIMLARSEN 18 (NOTE: No other political parties are involved in this primary election.) Published in the American Fork Citizen, Pleasant Grove Review and Lehi Free Press June 19, 1996. Polling places are listed for June 25 Primary Election Voting place notice Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday. June 25, 1996 the Primary Election will be held at the polling places listed herein. The polls will be open at 7:00 a.m. and continue until 8:00 p.m. of the same day for voting of" all registered and qualified to vote in their respective persons pi opi.-rldistricts. J. Bruce Peacock Utah County ClerkAuditor American Fork 251 S. 200 E. National Guard Armory AF01 251 S. 200 E. National Guard Armory AF02 550 N. 200 W. AF03 Elementary Shelley 54 E. Main Senior Citizen Center AF04 500 N. 200 W. AF05 Shelley Elementary 500 N. 200 W. AF06 Shelley Elementary 510 N. 600 E. A.F. High School AF07 281 N. 200 E. Forbes Elementary AF08 168 N. 900 E. Barratt Elementary AF09 251 S. 200 E. National Guard Armory AF10 54 E. Main Senior Citizen Center AF11 510 N. 600 E. A.F. High School AF12 168 N. 900 E. Earratt Elementary AF13 Alpine AL01 AL02 AL03 LE09 Alpine City Maintenance Shop Alpine City Maintenance Shop Alpine City Maintenance Shop 181 E. 200 N. 181 E. 200 N. 181 E. 200 N. Lakeview Manila School 1726 N. 600 W. Lindon Cedar Hills CHOI Cedar Fort Fairfield CFFF 150 Church Firehouse Highland I1I01 HI02 HI03 HI04 Lehi Highland Highland Highland Highland City Building City Building City Building City Building LE01 LE02 LE03 Meadow Elementary Lehi Elementary Lehi Jr. High LE04 LE05 LE06 LE07 Lehi City offices Lehi Elementary Sego Elementary Thalia Mansfield Meadow Elementary LE08 LV01 5378 5378 5378 5378 W. W. W. W. Street 10400 10400 10400 10400 N. N. N. N. 176 S. 500 W. 651 N. Center 700 E. Cedar Hollow Road 153 N. 100 E. 651 N. Center 550 E. 900 N. 571 W. 2200 N. 176 S. 5"0 W. LI01 LI02 LI03 Pleasant Grove PG01 PG02 PG03 PG04 PG05 PG06 PG07 PG08 PG09 PG10 Lehi Jr. High 700 E. Cedar Hollow Road Changed from Lehi Junior High School Cheryl Johnson residence 1738 S. Geneva Road Lindon Elementary Lindon Elementary Lindon Elementary 30 N. Main 30 N. Main 30 N. Main Manila Elementary Community Rec. Center PG Jr. High School 1726 N. 600 E. 41 E. 200 S. 810 N. 100 E. 700 E. 200 S. 41 E. 200 S. 700 E. 200 S. 810 N. 100 E 810 N. 100 E. 1726 N. 600 E 700 E. 200 S PG High School Community Rec. Center PG High School PG Jr. High School PG Jr. High School Manila Elementary PG High School Published in the American Fork Citizen, Pleasant Grove Review and Lehi Free Press June 19. 1996. |
