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Show To Association Your Week Ahead Horoscope Forecast Period: 824 - 830, 1980 ARIES Mar. 19 r. GEMINI 20 May Sweeping things under the rug just postpones the inevitable. Cooperation with others is the best course of action. Feelings run high where organizational matters are concerned. A stronger group emerges as a result of this airing. Tend to the needs of one dependent on you. The business affairs should be second priority this week. CANCER June LEO 22 July VIRGO 22 Aug. LIBRA Sept. t. 22 Travel plans can get awfully fouled up. Check reservations and make sure they are what you asked for. Keep a tight hold on the purse strings. A false sense of security could lead to You are the center of attention this week as the Sun starts its journey through Virgo. Enjoy it. Needless worry causes some anxious moments. Realize that you are magnifying your problems beyond good reason. SCORPIO Oct. 21 SAGITTARIUS Nov. 21 CAPRICORN Dec. 19 22-Ja- AQUARIUS Accept a helping hand from one who is concerned for your welfare. Learn to receive graciously. An important career decision must be reckoned with. Discussion with loved ones is advisable. - Candidates Give Views At Meet TAYLORSVILLE. County Commission candidates discussed issues concerning unincorporated areas with the County Association of Community Councils in a meeting here Thursday. Topics ranging from landfills in Magna to county services and meetings of the County in local Commission communities were discussed. All six commission candidates for the two contested seats were present at the meeting and addressed questions from council members. Members from Magna asked for views about the growing numbers of landfills in their community. Most of the candidates said they were not very familiar with the issue, but John Hiskey said he knew the County Council of Governments had been making a study of county landfills. All candidates said they were in favor of looking at alternatives to landfills, other areas for the dumps and cooperation between Wasatch Front counties for garbage control. All candidates also favored occasional evening meetings in local communities to get people closer to government. The further away from downtown Salt Lake, the less is currently known about the needs of the munities Feb. r. 20 by the mmissioners, should co- have meetings in the east, west and south parts of the valley, as well as downtown Salt Lake, said Aaron Kennard. Ray Duffin suggested the meetings also be held sometimes at night to allow more people to attend and suggested frequent meetings with community councils. The possible loss of the Magna Mount Riders arena in Magna was also commented on by the candidates. It is a shame the county does not own a single park in Magna; they belong to and the county should look into buying the parks to prevent said Bart their loss, Ken-neco- tt V Dr. Luncfurd-5!s- off-dut- y The Two Days 545 I ., D.(. E. 4500 Indian Fair will be held tomorrow (Friday) and Satur- day at the Indian Village across from Hogle Zoo at Pioneer Trails State Park. The fair will include traditional arts and crafts demonstrations, selling and trading of Indian art and preparing and selling of Indian food, including bread. fry A powwow will be held both nights with dances SALT LAKE. Political candidates are 21, 1980 3 any state highway. Signs so placed will be picked up and discarded by the Utah Dept, of Transportation. H Fashion Place Mall Mall Bountiful 1611 W. 7800 So. Ogden So. E-I- 50, U1 Ini weaknesses which would jeopardize approval of the grant. The application was slowed down a little inside the state because it required the endorsement of numerous organizations, he said. We are competing against about 70 other organizations nationwide, but I feel we have a good chance of approval because of the quality of the program we are proposing, he said. The grant would pay for the services of a director, a FAMILY HEALTH CARE PLAN STANDARD OFFICE CALL NOW AVAILABLE! To sent tko neods of patients wh do not kaie full fatal) health care insurance. e are proud to ouaounco the Fanil) Health Care Flan Inch will Hate (tad health a (anil) affair. We lure desifned this plan ta eitead (tod health to ereryone. There is a (enurne concert that fatuities should sta) health) ta(ether. re(uiar schedule of treatments uM prtrido jtm land) with a (ood, prerentathre health care pro(rant that is ectnonictl. And )tu iHI all he oto the rsad to (tod health. ONLY t pro-gra- and 11 deputies. The ' officers may patrol neighborhoods, speak at meetings or help organize crime watches, he said. has cut Congress down the size of the LEAA . 1st MEMBER $6 it 2nd MEMBER $4 3rd MEMBER $2 FAMILY MAXIMUM 12 IN THE one SAME VISIT Indian Arts Fair Slated American Under that statute and a similar federal mandate, it is illegal to place signs in the right of way on interstates or Wett Valley View Thurs., Aug. luhcefocw M livu MAXIMUM FOR AU MEMBERS OF FAMILY An Arts Obey Law 1967. Wust Valley City, UT. Bldg. Murray, UT 84115 1 Enter Wort Door, and Down Stairs 868-34- 1 plication to avoid any - SALT LAKE. . being called upon to obey Utahs Highway Beautification Act of - Sheriffs secretary Department became involved when your council found out the funding from the government had to be received by us and not your organization, Jensen told the council. They reworded the ap- - and Candidates Asked To Chiropractic Life Center Progress Seen For Application Application for a crime prevention grant by the County Association of Community Councils is progessing, the council was told in a meeting here Thursday. The grant is to fund crime watch programs and hire the services of sheriff deputies to patrol areas covered by the council. Lt. John Jensen of the County Sheriffs Department said he and the chairman of the council, Bill Erskine, had worked together to remove problems from the application. fire e police district, to combine city and county departments into one large unit. Ray Duffin said he would like to see the county somehow phase out services which are provided traditionally by cities, and work more with health and social services. who Mike Stewart, authored the consolidation proposal which appeared on the ballot, said he felt the voters had spoken on the issue. Theyve voted down the issue four times, and I think it is up to every community to decide whether it should be incorporated, he said. Barker, Hiskey, Kennard and Paris said they either now lived in the west side of the valley or had before and were sensitive to its needs. Charles (Chick) Paris. We also suggested a b. s. tunate you are. Spend a little on self improvement. Relationship with mate or partner may become strained. Tread softly until after full moon climax on Wednesday. TAYLORSVILLE. county-wid- said Put your best foot forward when A lot of love is visiting the waiting for you. An inventory of resources and pos-Ja- Crime Watch Funds Paris com- 18 sessions makes you realize how for- PICES Barker. be presented by various Indian tribes, to augmented planatory by exnarrations. The powwows will begin at dusk. Hours for the fair on Friday run from 3 to 10:30 p.m., while on Saturday the hours are from 10 a.m. to midnight. 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