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Show impaired find savior George Robert Everhart Willard Robert (Bob) Anderson, 56 CLEARFIELD George Robert EverAf hart Tuesday, May 10. 19 enecict s Hospital in Ogden ‘He was born Apnil 4, 1919 in Akron Ohio. a son of Doyle and Elizabeth Pouiter Evernart Kmight-Ridder Newspapers SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio — Confused about all those high-tech doodads on your personal computer? So was Mia Farrow. Intimidated by all that uppity computer-speak like ROM and RAMand bits and bytes? Carly Siee SA | ecm ehNaeaT INEeaRIRE YT i, ete mon felt that way, too. So they turned to David Pogue, a 31-year-old Shaker Heights native. As more and more computer virgins venture into the uncharted waters of cyberspace, more and more people turn to Pogue, who has made a cottage industry out of soothing people’s fears. His first book, “Macs for Dummies,” became the top-selling how-to computer guide in the coun- try because of its conversational style and detailed hands-on instructions for even the simplest of tasks. (The first chapter is titled “Howto Turn on Your Mac — and What to Do Next.”) It has sold 600,000 copies worldwide and has been trans- lated into 15 languages. The sequel, “More Macs for Dummies,” is due in area stores next week. _ “WhatI do is far more psycholog- ical than instructional,” Pogue said. “I make house calls and say, ‘Everybodygets confused bythat.’ It’s very reassuring.” Pogue knowsthis as fact. He’s been there. It hasn’t even been 10 years since he first touched a computer. And Sheet A a re nateagepanaapne he has yet to work on an IBMor IBM-clone. These days, in addition to writing the how-to books, Pogue writes a monthly column tor Macworld magazine and is working on his second novel, which he says is free from computer involvement. Pogue’s first novel, “Hard Drive,” was a successful paperback thriller about a computer virus that grows out of control. Last month, 20th Century Fox purchased the option on turning the novel into a film. While all that writing would seem like a full-time career, Pogue, who now lives in NewYork City, said he spends even more time as a computer consultant to the stars. His $75-an-hour consulting business is booming through recommendations and inquiries from those who have heard of his client list. For example, Pogue set up a sim- ple Macintosh system for Farrow so she could write her long-awaited tell-all autobiography on a computef: Pogue regularly makes housecalls for composer Stephen Sondheim, who has put all his lyrics and correspondence on the Macintosh. “He’s also really big into games,” Pogue added. Pogue took author and famous screenplay writer William Goldman — known best for “All the President’s Men,” “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid” and “Misery” — from a manual typewriter to a Macintosh. “He never even had anelectric typewriter,” Pogue said. “My toughest task was to keep him from smashing the keys to smithereens.” What Pogue did for his well-known clients, he does for the public through his magazine column and his how-to books. All this finances his dream of composing and conducting, a dream he also follows. “I wanted to be a Broadwaycon- ductor,” Pogue said. “But there was about as much need for that as there was for... asbestos.” Top 10 quotes from ‘Macs for Dummies’ Knight-Ridder Newspapers 10. You often hear computer jocks talk about megs. Onlyrarely are theyreferring to Meg Ryan and Meg Tilly. Meg is short for megabyte, a unit of memoryor storage capacity. 9. You may occasionally hear cocky teenagers tell you to “boot up.” No, they're not taking you fly-fishing. That’s computerese for turning on the Mac. 8. If you have a PowerBook (a portable computer), you don’t have a mouse. Studies have shown that rolling a gray, soap-sized plastic box across the thigh of the guy next to you on theairplane can have — ergonomically and socially speaking -—— unpleasant results. ‘ 7. | hope you're seated for this chapter. In fact, | hope you're leaning way back with yourfeet up and a daiquiri in your hand. 6. Without a disk, the Macis like someonewith a completely hollow skull (and we'veall met that type), 5. Nothing you do with the mouse and keyboard can physically harm the computer. 4, You can't break the computer by playing around. 3. A program never changes, It's like a Cuisinart on your kitchen counter, Documents are what you create with a program — they're the cole slaw, crushed nuts and guacamole dip 2. Like any of us, disks occasion ally have bad hair days, go through moody spells or die 1. The Mac does have a personal ity, no matter what the wireheads say, He was born July 16, 1937 at Piam City, Utah to Willard Anton and Vera Adetne Hodson He marned Carol Terry on July 8 1960 im Elko, Nevada. Their marriage was solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Tempie, June 29, 1962 He was a member of the LOS He was a Master Sergeant - Utah Air National Guard for 32 years. He retired from the 299 Range Control Squadron Newcomerstown,. Ohio He retired from the Aijr He was an avid sportsman and had many friends. He was a loving hus- band, father, grandfather and great- Force after 24 years of service grandfather He was a member of the Masonic Lodge Gateway #29 He was a veteran of WWII Surviving are his wife of Clearfield one son and one daughter. Robert Everhart. Ogden; Cherryi Klein, Salt Lake City; four grandchildren and one sister. Frances Butwill Ohio <a ‘Funeral services will be ames, aturday, May 14, 1994, 2 i p.m. at Lindquist’s Clearfield Mortuary, 1050 South State Street, Clearfield, where friends may call on Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday one hour prior to the services Interment, Clearfield City Cemetery Flora Fern Stokes Brown Surviving are his wife Carol; daughters, Mrs. Dyke (Syndie Lee) Hudson, Mrs. Kelly (Marrianne) Shewmake, Miss Gaylynn Singleton, Mrs. Rick (Penny) Simone, Miss Robin Kentch, Mrs. Roger (Sandra) Sherman and Miss Pam Anderson; parents, Wayne and Vera Mills of Snowville, Utah; 22 grandchildren; one great-grandchiid; brothers, David M. Anderson of Coravallis, Montana; Philip and Kae Lynn Anderson of Georgetown, Texas; sister, Mrs. Craig (Jewel) Lynch of Ogden, Utah He was preceded in death by his fa- ther and one granddaughter Funeral services will be heid Thurs- day, May 12th at 12 noon in the Huneter 5th Ward (3980 S. 5000 W.) Friends may call at the Russon Brothers Mortuary (255 So. 200 E SLC) Wednesday 6 to 8 p.m. and at the church Thursday 10:45 to 11:45 a.m. pnor to services. BRIGHAM CITY - Fiora Fern Stokes Brown, 88, died May 10, 1994 at her home She was born October 26, 1905 in Brigham City, a daughter of George William and Eliza Jense 2 4 Carma Saxton Jacobsen Our devoted and loving mother grandmother and great grandmother Carma, 72, passed away May 10. 1994 in Satt Lake City She was born May 25, 1921 in Ev- Stokes. 3 She married : James Adney : anston, Wyoming to Wright Thomas Brown on March and Muriel Hildt Saxton. Carma marned Lee Jesse Jacobsen in June 1939 in Ogden, Utah. The marriage was lat- 16, 1926 in Farmington, Utah. He died July 25, 1976. She was a member of the LDS Church and | had served as a § Visiting Teacher for 55 years. : ee She also served as Young Women's President, Primary Teacher, and was a member of the Relief Society Stake Board and the Mutual Stake Board She was very active in civic and community life. She was Civic Club’s Volunteer of the Year, having put in 1500 volunteer hours at Brigham City Community Hospital. At that time a tree was planted in her honor at the nark located across the street from her home. She served as a volunteer for the American Cancer Association and was a member of the State Cancer Board for over 30 years. She was active in the American Red Cross working with the Service to Military Families program. She was a member of the Deseret Camp Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, and had served as President of the Ladies Elks She is survived by two daughters Bonnie Turner, Poulsbo, Washington Francell Boman, Brigham City; seven grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren. Also surviving is a grandson she raised, Chris (Debby) Larson, Brigham City. She was preceded in death by one grandson and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held on Friday, May 13, 1994 at 11 a.m. in the Brigham City 4th LDS Ward, 25 North 300 East. Friends may call at the O!sen-Myers Mortuary Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Friday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Interment will be in the Brigham City Cemetery Walter Wayne Daffin, Jr. OGDEN - Walter Wayne Daffin, Jr., 46, died Monday, May 9, 1994 in Ogden. He was born November 6, 1947 in San Diego, Calif., a son of Walter Wayne and Anna Louise DeGroot Daffin, Sr. He was a Cable repair facultres technician for US West ; Communica- tions. Interment, Valley View Cemetery & He had served in the Utah National Guard He was a member of the Presbyterian Church Surviving is his daughter, Mrs. Curtis (Robbin) Price, Ogden; his parents, Walter and Anna Daffin, Sr., Hamilton, Montana; two brothers, Richard and James Daffin, both of Hamilton, Montana; one sister, Raine Marie Barber, Washington; many nieces and neph- ews and a lot of good friends. Memorial services will be held Saturday, May 14, 1994, 11 a.m., at the Myers Mortuary, 845 Washington er solemnized in the Salt Lake Tempie Carma was very family oriented, proving to be an exceptional mother and fnend. She held various positions in the ward Relief Society and Primary. She enjoyed gardening and animals. She is survived by her children Glenn L. (Jacqueline) Jacobsen, Lois Larsen and a close friend Stan Austin and Lynn J. Jacobsen; grandchildren Craig, DuWayne, Lori, Dale, Allan and Tonya; great grandchildren, Brett Bruce, Joshua, Zachary, Tiffany, Lindsay, Krysta, Alyssa and Andrea, sister Mrs. Glen (Marjorie) Davis, a sis- ter-in-law Colleen Saxton both of Ogden, Uiah. She was preceded in death by her husband (1965), and a brother Carl Saxton Funeral services will be held on Fri day, May 13, 1994 at the Rose Park 2nd Ward at 760 North 1200 West at 11 am. Friends may call at the Deseret Memorial, 36 East 700 South, Thursday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. and one hour prior at the ward Interment Elysian Burial Gardens Gallegos — Jose and Sandee Gottschalk, Sunset. twin boys, April 18 Hymas — Martn D. Jr. and Tracina Maione, Ogden, girl, April 19 Monson — Jack and Shawnee Lam berson Pentz, Roy. boy, April 20 Roberts — Scott and Droxine Kershaw, Ogden, twin girls. April 27 Campos — Danny John and Karen When you have a friend who is aS close as any friend could be, you've shared so much together that you feel like family, When this friend’s the one who’s often there to help you think things through And who sees the most important things the same way that you do, When you‘re comfortable...no matter what..whenever you're together, You know, whatever life may bring, you've got a friend forever | know I'll never find another forever friend like you Robin Thackeray and Gary Thackeray Cole — Frank and Pennie Loyd Ter- steeg, Ogden, boy, April 20 Ford — Ronaid and Paula Wood Herrera, Ogden girl, April 16 Daybelli — Chad Guy and Tamara Michelie Douglas, Washington Terrace. girl, March 13. Meline — Michael Wade and Lora Louise Dainty, Layton, girl, April 30. Olson — Gregory Eugene and Tanna Marie Fournier, Roy, boy, April 30 Elimo — Huddleston and Kenty Ka- ren, Layton, girl, April 30. Wood — Jamen Douglas and Shawna Dee Morris, Ogden, girl, April 30 Berghout — David John and Stephanie Lott, Ogden, boy, May 1 Smalley — Enos Lawrence and Susan Kathieen Sorenson, Ogden, girl, May 1 Mitton — Brent and Brenda Leigh Stanton, Ogden, girl, May 2. Marker — Casey and Kimberlee Rackham, Ogden, girl, May 2. Eldridge — Jay Andy and Shanna Lynn Smith, Layton, boy, May 2. Gould — David Scott and Michelle Gilding, Ogden, boy, May 2. Mc m — Myron and Janet Larsen, Ogden, boy, May 2. Reis — Steven and Lisa Loger, Lyman, Wyo., boy, May 2. Summers — Steven Richard and Jennifer Gebs, Ogden, girl, May 2. Wilson — Kevin Scott and Sarah MignonLittle, South Ogden, girl, May 2 Lee — John LaMont and Rita Kae Stokes, Ogden, boy, May 3. Bauer — Paul and Michele Lemon, Layton, girl, May 3. Davee — Michael Loftis and Donna Sue Sanford, Uintah, girl, May 3. Lovelady —- Charles Richard and Danita Virgene Eischen, Ogden, girl. May 3. Lyon — Craig John and Vicky Elfen Thompson, Brigham City, boy, May 3. Norris — David Paul and Karen Ann Klos, Riverdale, girl, May 3. Robillard — Kelly Gene and Annette Marie Lee, Clearfield, boy, May 3. Williams — Michael Bret and Charla Jo Smith, Kaysville, girl, May 3. Pitchford — Kevin D. and Gaylene Smith, Roy, girl, April 21. Aparicio — Noel Bedolla and Shirley Mailia Montoya, Ogden, boy, April 21 Cherry — Melville Shawn and Bunnie Sue Darrow, Roy, girl, April 21. Garcia — Octavio and Elizabeth Garcia, Ogden, boy, April 21. Warner — Vernon Scott and Arlene Helen Gray, Roy, girl, April 22. Eisert — Gary Lee and Teresa Cook, Clearfield, boy, April 22. Fessler — Douglas Gene and Wendy Joan Pierson, Syracuse, girl, April 22. Highfell — Jason Scott and Brandon Elizabeth Davis, Pleasant View, girl, April 22. Sepulveda — Adam Fredrick and Funerals GREENWELL-Funeral services for Lorene H Anne Killebrew, Layton, boy, April 22. Greenwell will be heid Thursday a! 11 a.m. at Lindquist’s Ogden Mortuary where friends may call Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Thursday 10 to 10:45 a.m. Interment, Ogden City Cemetery VITAL STATISTICS Weber County Marriage Licenses Rick Ray Weston and Loretta Nomeikaite Justin Paul Mingo and Christina Elizabeth Williams Matthew Karl Downs and Celinda Jones Sylvester L. Barton and Ethel W. Barton Kevin Randall Brown and Britanee Strebel Blake Earl Hoskisson and Tina Marie Hunsaker Larry Lyn Chapin and Renee Marie Chapin Craig Lindsay Simmons and Wendy Marie Dagsen Jason William Kay and Mandy Ann McFarland Ronald G. Preece and Nancy Ann McCune Robert C. Avery and Heather L. Noble James Ralph Westover andPatricia Sue Forsgren Theodore Patrick Cooper and LuWayne VanLeuven Carey Chris Zarkou and Dedra Garcia Jorge Martinez Vargas and Bridget C. Barnes Randall Stephen Billings and Kira Noelle Nelson Kelly Brad Richan and Sharon Lynn Pauke Frederick Arthur Cherry Jr. and Julie Mann Higashiyama Brett Allen Fisher and Tonya Mae Walling Patrick Lewis Cornia and Jessica L. Wilkinson Wynn — Charles William Ill and Kelly Erin Woods, Ogden, girl, April 22. Yamashita — Kirk Hiroshi and Betty Jean Yamada, West Point, boy, April 22. Gibbons — Jack and Maricela Galdamez, Ogden, girl, April 23. Jenson — Robert and Elizabeth Trautt, Ogden, girl, April 25. Kenourgios — Pete Tom Jr. and Melissa Ann Martinez, Layton, girl, April 25. Sitton — Todd Lee and Camille Tate, Clinton, girl, April 26. Pierce — Michael and Kasi Morgan, Layton, boy, April 26. Bodie — Richard and Thersea Leon, Layton, boy, April 26. Gray — Bryan Craig and Elisa Dawn Miller, Layton, boy, April 26. Shirra — Daniel Todd and Shannon Stegen, Layton, boy, April 26. Shoemaker — Sidney Howard and Linda Lagan, Clearfield, boy, April 26. West — Aaron Louis and Emma Dibble, Layton, boy, April 26. Carbine — Earl William and Jennie Elizabeth Strain, Ogden, boy, April 27. Christofferson — Scott and Kerri Jo Grange, Riverdale, boy, April 27. Douglas — Troy Lynn and Wendy Sue Child, North Ogden, girl, April 27. Ericksen — John Maurice and Kristine Marie Miller, Syracuse, boy, April ete Widdison — Lorin Anderson and Amy Lynne McDonald, North Ogden. boy, April 27. Clark — Jeffrey and Tamera .Ne! son, North Ogden, girl, April 28. Allen — Robert Ryan and JoLee Butler, South Ogden, girl, April 29 Aragon — Mathew Abel and Alesha Dominguez, Clinton, boy, April 29. Laubacher — Brian Anthony and Paige Marie Dolenc, North Ogden, girl. April 29. Richardson — Jason Lee and Stephanie Allen, Clinton, girl, April 29 Strong — James Bryon and Jackie Mellor, Layton, boy, April 29 Plain City. boy. Apn! 29 Davis — Michael and Kimberly Er eorh Farr West. boy, May 2 Heiser — Ogden, girl, May 2 Hirsch — Drew Johnson >yracuse, Than doy Favero and Julie har Anne Spencer, Ogden, girl, May 2 Hawks — Christopher and Onrier Viamonte — Eric and Amy Nelis Roy, Utah. Water Conservancy Subdistrict, 5440 South 1700 West,Drawings tioned omTechnical MENTS: Contract Documents, including enoeT INING CONTRAC Quincy Ave- Specifications, may be oblained at the office of the Engineer, Jones and Associates, 3670 fee. nue, Suite 104 Seen Utah, upon application and payment of a $20.00 non-retundbie BID SECURI v3 Each bid shall be accompanied by a certified check, cashier's check or bid bond Subdistrict Conservancy Water Roy to payable price bid total in the amount of five percent (5%) of the a5 & guarantee thai the bidder, Hf his bid Is acc epted, will promptly execute the Contract, secure pay~ ment of worker’s compensation insurance and furnish @ satisfactory, falthtul performance bond In the amount of one hundred percent (100%) of the contract price and » payment bond in the amount of one hundred i of the contract price. RD; A waiting period of 30 calendar days from the date of WAITING 10 BEFORE opening of bids to award of contract may be required. Bidder’s shall assume full responsibility for and shall guarantee the bid price during this period and make certain the time period is stated in and does not restrict the proposal guerenice PROJECT ADMINIS TION: All questions relative to this project prior to the opening of bids, Sparrow — James anc Stimpson, Roy, boy. May 3 Justensen — Brent and Ju Syracuse, boy, May 4 Mar or! se 4 Decker as. Sorensen — Clifford and Valerie Carter, Clearfield, girl, April 6 Tingey — Kim and Melanie Baird Afay viay Roy Watts, Subdistrict Menage Pub, May 11, 13, 1994 ROY WATER CONSERVANCY SUBDISTRICT 227-63164 a o — Matt and Melinda Thom South Weber, girl, May 9 Sederhoim — Kevin and Kelly Os nond, Ogden, boy, May 9 Bybee — Destry and Julie Eckstein, Farmington, boy, May 9 Nielsen — David Ogden, boy, May 4 Watts — Gregory and Trish Pebiey Roy, boy, May 4. Killian — Steven and Sharon Ger try, Roy, girl, May 4. Cahoon — Alton and Sherralyr Moore, Ogden, boy, May 4 Howell — Travis and Deann Birch Ogden, boy, May 4. Sparks — Brent and Cheri Soren sen, Ogden, girl, May 4. Tooker — Clarence and Ji! White Ogden, girl, May 4. Barbeau — Michael and Kristine Penpraze, Ogden, girl, May 4. Aiken — Kelly and Wendie Beckey Ogden, girl, May 5. Green — Drake and Brenda Coy Clearfield, girl, May 5 ce y + and Kelly Reed way Legal Notices _ NOTICE TO CREDITORS Probate No. 943900108 Judge W. Brent West _IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF WEBER COUNTY STATE OF UTAH N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF: KAY LOIS BINGHAM CLAWSON, aka KAY BINGHAM CLAWSON, Deceased All persons having claims against the above estate are required to present them to the um dersigned, or to the Clerk of the Court, within three (3) months after the date of the first pub’ Cation of this Notice, or said claims shail be for ever barred WILLIAM GORDON CLAWSON Personal Representative 6176 Catie De Coneio San Jose, California 95120 Pub. May 4, 11, 18, 1994 Legal Notices INVITATION TO BID Davis County School District is accepting price quotations for the fottowing: WRESTLING MATSBID BID #9405093] _ DUE: MAY 20, 1994 at 2:00 p.m Specifications and bid forms may be obtained from the Davis County Schoo! District Purchasing Department, 45 E State St, Farmington, UT 84025 Phone (801) 451-1262. The District reserves the right to r2iect any or all bids and waive any irreguiarities in the interest of the District. ROGER C. GLINES BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR Pub. May 11, 1994 227-63152 , INVITATION TO BID Davis County School District is accepting price quotations for the following: HOME ECONOMICS APPLIANCES BID BID #9405131 DUE: MAY 20, 1994 at 2:00 p.m Specifications and bia forms may be obtained from the Davis County Schoo! District Purchas- ing Department, 45 E State St, Farmington, UT. 84025 Phone (801) 451-1262. The District re- serves the right to reject any or ali bids and waive any irregularities in the interest of the District. ROGER C. GLINES BUSINESS PERE STRAT Pub. May 11, 1994 63157 INVITATION TO BID SEALED BIOS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE DIRECTOR OF PURCHASING, WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY, OGDEN, UTAH, UNTIL 2:00 P.M. FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1994 FOR: WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY IS REQUESTING A PROPOSAL RESPONSE FOR ANALYSIS OF THE MATERIALS FAILURE AND EROSION OF UNDERLAYMENT STRATA AT THE EAST STANDS OF THE UNIVERS!TY STADIUM. SPECIFICATIONS MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF PURCHASING, ADM BLDG, ROOM 207 WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY. WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY OR ALL BIDS OR WAIVE ANY IRREGULARITIES OR INFORMALITIES IN THE INTEREST OF THE UNIVERSITY. Robert L. Nielsen, C.P.M. Director of Purchasing Pub. May 11, 1994 227-63160 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE The following described property will be sold a! public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of the sate, at the Eas! Entrance, Municipal Building, 2549 Washington Boulevard, Ogden, ah, on Wednesday, May 25, 1994, at 2:30 p.m. of said day, for the purpose of foreclosing that certain Trust Deed dated November 16, 1992, executed by Ahimer Construction and Development as Trustor, to U.S. Title of Utah, as trus!- ee, in favor of Bruce H. Jones and Lynn C Muirbrook, as beneficiary, covering real property tocated at 1275 East 2400 North, North Og- den, Weber County, State of Utah, and more particularly described as: a All of Lot 36, Greystone Estates SubdivisionPhase 3, North Ogden City, Weber County, State of Utah, according to the official plat thereof. DATED this Itth day of April, 1994 Timothy W. Blackburn Substitute Trustee Pub. Apr. 27, May 4, 11, 1994 Notice of a Joint Public Hearing Not ce is hereby given that the Weber County Redevelopment Agency and the Weber County Comrrission will hold a joint public hearing on June |, 1994 beginning at 10:00 a.m., for the pur~pose of consitering whether or not a Redevetopment pian for an economic development project area, entitied the “Weber County Redevetopment Project Area No. 3’’ should be adopted The cublic hearing will be heid at the Weber County Commission Chamber 2510 Washington Bivd, and the 2nd Mezzanine Ogden Utah 8440! The are to be considered for inciusion within the proposed economic Redevelopment project area is as follows Beginning at the Northwest corner of parce! 19-41-0021 and continuing south atong the West property line of parcei 19-041-0021 1756 fee! more or less to the Southwest corner of parcel 19-041-0037, thence East 229 feet more or less; thence North 626 feet more orless to the South right-of-way of 2550 North Street. thence East 286 feet more or less, thence North 1243 feet moreor less, to the Southwes! corer of parce! t9-059-0014, thence East 300 feet to the Wes! right-of-way of Ruton White Bivd; thence South along said right-of-way to the South right-of-way of Eccles Street or 27550 North; thence East along said right-of-way 75) feet more or less to the Northwest corner of parcel 19-059-0004, thence South along the Wes! property line of parcel 19-059-0004 600 feet, thence Eas! 875-74 feet more or less to the West right-of-way of Browning Avenue, or 1250 West Street, thence along said right-ofway to the Southwest corner of parce! 19-060-0028 thence North 179-32 feet, thence Wes! 746-82 feet, thence South 299-60 feet, thence West 724-94 feet to the East right-ofway of Ruton White Blvd or 1500 West Street. thence along said right-of-way 506 feet more « or tess to the South right-of-way of Heming- « way Street or 2350 North Street, thence along « said right-of-way to the East right-of-way of « 1250 West Street, thence North 366 feet more or less to the Soutnwes! corner of parcel 19-059-0003, thence East 335.93 feet to the O.S.L.R.R., thence North atong said right-ofway to the Weber County limits, thence Wes! along the Weber County limits located on 2700 North Street, 2424 feet more or less to the point | of beginning. Contains therein 42.42 acres of Private property and 28.78 acres of public . property. Any and aii persons having comments inciuc- ing specific obtections to the proposed plan for the economic project area, or who deny the findings cf the Agency, or who question the proceedings of the Weber County Redevelopmen! Agency, are invited to appear at this hearing, and show cause why the plan should not be adopted . The Agency and County Commission encour- . age any and all persons who may be abieto attend the hearing, bu! who wish to commen! may send their written comments, inciuding obiections to the plan or proceedings to the Weber County Commission Office 25109 Washington Bivd, 2nd Mezzanine, Ogden Utah 84401 prior to the 10:00 a.m. public hearing on June 1, 1994 By order of the Weber COunty Redevelopmen! Agency and the Weber County Commission Joan Hellstrom : Chairman £ Pub. May 4, 11, 18, 25, 1994 226-60403 Additional Legals on Page 6C HEARING 223-5368) NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE On the 8th day of June 1994 at the hour of 10:00 ASSESSMENTS o'clock a.m., of said day, at the front door of the Weber County Courthouse at Ogden, Utah, MOUNTAIN VIEW TITLE & ESCROW, INC., as At Heritage Park Trustee, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, in lawful money of the United States, all payable at the time of sale, the follow- Care Center ing described property situated in the County of Weber, State of Utah, and described as follows: ALL OF LOT 6, HENDERSON SUBDIVISION NO. 4, WEBER COUNTY, UTAH, ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF. Said sale will be made without covenant or warranty regarding titie, possession or encum- brances to satisfy the obligation secured by and Bryan J. Layton MS., CCC-A Clinical Audiologist pursuant to the powerof sale conferred In the Trust Oeed executed by Randy C. Wilde and Ju- dy A. Wilde as Trustor, to Mountain View Titie & Escrow, Inc. as Trustee, for the benefit and security of Gregerson Homes, A Utah Corporation as Beneficiary, recorded, November 8, 1988, as Entry number 1062740 in book 1550 at page 1350 of the records of WEBER countyrecorder, State of Utah. Dated May 2, 1994 MOUNTAIN VIEW TITLE AND ESCROWINC. Michael Hendry President STATE OF UTAH ) COUNTY OF WEBER ) $s On the 2nd day of May, 1994 personally appeared before me Mountain View Title as Trus!ee, Michael L. Hendry signing as President the signer of the within instrument who duly acknowledged to me thal he executed the sare Joann E. Louth Notary Public Pub. May 4, 11, 18, 1994 226-6041) ~ Remember With hes Flowers. (vee, /Fioal 394-3474 The monthof Mayis National Speech and Hearing Month. FREEhearing assessments are available for young, old and in between at Heritage Park Care Center in Roy. Whenyou or a family member or a friend have a hearing problem, it is important that you be seen by a Clinical Audiologist. Call 825-6249 for an appointment. Patients will be seen by the Clinical Audiologist. EARING AND ) PEECH CLINICS NORTHERN Stay ahead of the game, Call our office to start and stop your paper while youre away ONE CALL DOES IT ALI 625-4400 pretations will be made by telephone, nor will any “or equal’ products be considered or to award of contract Dated this 10th day of May, 1994 5 e sian inter shall be directed to the Prolect Engineer. It shall be understood, however, that no specification for approval pr! QWNER’S RIGHTS RESERVED: The Owner reserves the right to reiect any or all bids, fo waive Mas Crandall — Howard and Ter Hess Ogden, girl. May 3 TERLING EXTRoe PROJECT. : The work cons ists of construction of 4,800 If. of 10-inch, CL. 200, with services, vaives and associated appurt enances. P.V.C, secondary waterline, : The work Is located on 4800 South between the Layton Canal (Apu TION H proximately 3600 West) and 4300 West, in Roy, Ut ah. E H : All work covered by the contract documents shall be completed we 45 calendar following Notice to Proceed. NING U : The Bids will be publicly opened af 10:00 a.m. on May 19, 1994 at the above 7+ Wichita, Layton. boy, May 2 Advertisement for Bid 4800 SOUTH WATERLINE EXTENSION PROJECT ROY WATER CONS! ERVANCY SUBDISTRICT RECEIPT OF BIDS: Sealed bids will be received at the office of Roy Water Conservancy Subdistrict Office, 5440 Sou th 1700 West, Roy, Utah until 10:00 a.m. on May 19, 1994, for the 4800 SOUTH WA-~ an informality in a bid, and to make awards in the Interest of the Owner Bee the Mini Page - Tuesdays son. Legal Notices His cremains will be scattered in the Montana mountains IN LOVING MEMORY CORRY P. SHEFFIELD AUGUST 24,1956-MAY 11, 1993 Dagsen, Ogden, boy, April 26 Amy Lynne Allred, Ogden, boy. April 22 Stark — Erin Tyler and Michelle Bivd., Ogden in memoriam McKay-Dee Hosoital Marble — Russel! and Stacy Jor St Benedict's Hospital passed away May 8, 1994 Church He married Rhea Moore April 18, 1945 in Akron, Births Willard Anderson STANDARD-EXAMINER UTAH we puter VITAL STATISTICS =e BUSINESS OBITUARIES “T _.. Standaro-Examiner Yr ' o ,-sMecnesday, May 11, 1994 5C |
