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Show Page Six - The- Springville Herald - July 21. 1983 " n -sf ( WW l "4Mi wfe r Better Business Flood victims receive in danger of closure Gid, money sfiil available The Mapieton P.T.A. and Mapleton School Mountaineers will be joining in Mapleton's Pioneer Days celebration on Saturday, July 23. All elementary age children who wish to wear their Mapleton Mountaineer Shirts or dress up like mountain men can join the P.T.A. float at 9:45 a.m. on Saturday and march in the parade. New shirts, sweatshirts, book, bike, and gym bags will be available to order for school. Look for a P.T.A. board member for order forms. The Better Business Bureau of Utah Valley has received notification from the National Council of Better Business Bureaus starting that due to the apparent lack of support from the local business community, our current charter to operate a bureau will be revoked. In order to avoid closing, the Better Business Bureau must secure memberships or written pledges of memberships totalling $50,000 by July 29. We are confident the community wants us here, so we are leaving the decision with the community - if you want to keep the Bureau, now is the time to come forward with support. Memberships and pledges are being accepted at the Better Business Bureau office, 40 North 100 East, Provo, Utah 84601. Family memberships for $25 are also being offered. All memberships are tax deductible. The Better Business Bureau is not a government agency and receives all of its funding from business. The Bureau has acted as a clearing house for information regarding white collar crime and has been instrumental in exposing fraudulent investment schemes. Since the flooding and mudslides began this spring in Utah and much of the state was declared a federal disaster site, 1,032 applications for disaster assistance have been received by federal and state agencies. And since the onset of the disaster, the recovery effort' has been going strong. Applicants for disaster aid are now in the process of receiving the assistance they need to recover from the damage they suffered. As of today, the Temporary Housing Program has received 455 applications for assistance from residents in the declared counties. So far, all but 41 of them have been assisted. Disaster assistance is still available. Utah residents in declared counties who wish to apply for temporary housing or home repair programs, Individual and Family Grants or disaster loans from the Small Business Administration Ad-ministration have until August 2, 1983 to do so. To apply for one of these programs or for information about them or other assistance, please call the toll-free Disaster Hotline: 1-800-227-6963. Sidevalh Sole viinnors The Springville Chamber of Commerce has announced winners of the drawing held during the Sidewalk Sale: Black and White television - Eldon Bartholomew. Gott cooler (80 quart) - J. H. Gifford. Halogen lantern - Lori Thomas. Men's watch - Sally Marrott. Ladies' watch - Wayne Bartholomew. Bar-tholomew. Emergency auto kit - Racheal Stewart. Kitchen towels and measuring cups - Lois Woods. Bath towels - Hall Robbins. Poetry is truth dwelling in beauty. Gilfillan Poetry is the Devil's wine. St. Augustine City dance for 'friendship' The Springville region will sponsor a "Friendship Dance" from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 26, at the Springville Junior High tennis courts. Special guests at the da nee will be over 90 members of the Des Moines, Iowa LDS Stake youth group. Total Sound will provide music for the affair, and all between the ages of 14 and 18 are welcome. Soft sole shoes must be worn. Dress should be casual, but no bare midrifts or shorts are allowed. Dance cards are required. The cost of the dance is $1. In case of inclement weather, the dance will be held at the Springville Stake Center. 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