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Show 'l! I, Mountain Bell's new Customer Services Manager for the Provo exchange, Bonnie Thomas, walks amid Design Line telephones in the PhoneCenter Store. The Orem-Geneva area is included in the Provo exchange. V- Veterans Administration Assures Help To Families Orem-Geneva Times" -July 19, 1979 Customer Service Manager Named By Mountain Bell Utahv apple production Is, forecast at 54.0 mil-Uteg mil-Uteg pcfunds-54 percent aboVfc -48 and tmly 7 percent i&der the large 1973 crop. DENVER Veterans Administration chief Max Cleland has assured the" families and friends of the 92,761 servicemen lost in combat since World War I and never recovered that they "are not forgotten and their deeds and their sacrifice will be with us always." The salute related to National POW - MIA Recognition Re-cognition Day July 18. Cleland joined President Presi-dent Jimmy Carter and Defense Department officials of-ficials in a tribute to the missing servicemen as well as the 142,227 others who had been captured and interned since WWI. Last August, Congress passed a joint resolution, and Carter proclaimed, the special day to be observed ob-served "with appropriate ceremonies and activities." activi-ties." Presidential assistant Frank Moore noted to members of Congress and governors that "the full significance of this day will not be realized unless there is active local participation." par-ticipation." Carter said: "In each of America's wars our prisoners of war have represented a special sacrifice. sac-rifice. On them has fallen an added burden of loneliness, loneli-ness, trauma, and hardship. hard-ship. Their burden becomes be-comes double when there is inhumane treatment by the enemy in violation of common human compassion, com-passion, ethical standards, stan-dards, and international obligations. "...As we now enjoy the blessings of peace, it is appropriate that all Americans Amer-icans recognize the special spe-cial debt owed those Americans held prisoner during wartime," Carter said in his Proclamation. "It also is appropriate that we remember the unresolved un-resolved casualties of war, our soldiers who are missing. The pain and bitterness of war endures for the families, relatives and friends of those whose fate is unknown. Our nation will continue to seek answers to the questions ques-tions that remain about their fate," Carter continued, con-tinued, "...I call on all Americans to join on this occasion in honoring those who made the special spe-cial sacrifice of being captive in war, and their loved ones." In a special "Thank you," Cleland noted the estimate 142,447 servicemen service-men captured and interned, intern-ed, including 4,120 from WWI, 130,201 from WWII, 7,140 from the Korean conflict and 766 from the Vietnam era. Also, the 92,761 servicemen lost in combat and never re covered, including 3,350 from WWI, 78,773 from WWII, 8177 from the Korean Kor-ean conflict and 2,461 from the Vietnam era. Their "service to their country included not only the dangers of war and hardships of combat but the rigors and privations of captivity, often under inhumane conditions, always al-ways under conditions threatening to health of mind and body and to survival," Cleland said. He said that they had "met this . ordeal with dignity and fortitude" and earned "our admiration." Cleland stressed that " we also honor those whose fate is yet unknown, the missing in action, and we assure their families and friends they are not forgotten. Their deeds and their sacrifice will be with us always." VA Honors Former POW's Denver - Thousands of the Rocky Mountain area's former American prisoners of war and those missing in action were honored part of National POW-MIA Recognition Recog-nition Day July 18, as legislated by the Congress Con-gress and proclaimed by the President. VA and Department of Defense ceremonies were planned throughout the country. Reed F. Robinson, D.M.D. announces the opening of his office for the practice of family dentistry at The Medical Center 1275 North University Ave. 2 Provo Call 373-2060 tor an appointment Evening hours by appointment A long-time resident of Utah County has been appointed Customer Services Manager at Mountain Bell's Phone Center StoreBusiness Office for the Orem area. After IVz years as Manager in Spanish Fork, Bonnie Thomas is now responsible for customer Assignments Made For Utch State Division New assignments for three top Division of Corrections, Cor-rections, Utah Department Depart-ment of Social Services, officials have been announced an-nounced by William V. Milliken, Division Director, Direc-tor, and Thomas Harrison, Chairman, Board of Pardons. Par-dons. Michael D.E. Cannon, who has been Executive Secretary of the Board of Pardons, will now head up organizational operations opera-tions and later serve as director of the new 60-bed 60-bed Community Correction Correc-tion Center which will open in the spring,. The center will be ' the first center constructed to state specification. Gary Webster, who has been DeputyDirector,Di-vision DeputyDirector,Di-vision of Corrections, will now serve as Executive Exe-cutive Secretary of the Board of Pardons. Replacing Re-placing him as Deputy Director of Corrections will be William C. Vick-rey. Vick-rey. He has been an Administrative Ad-ministrative Assistant. Milliken said the staff changes were necessary to meet changing needs in the division. "Cannon's expertise is needed as we begin to gear up for the new community correction correc-tion center. Prior to his five years of service as Executive Secretary of the Board of Pardons, he was responsible for the development of Utah's first probation halfway house. As we move into this new era of state-owned state-owned facilities, we will need his expertise," Milliken Mil-liken said. service ami business office operations in the Provo exchange, which includes Orem, Spring-ville, Spring-ville, Geneva, Edgemont, and Mapleton. Mike Andrews, who had been Manager in Provo since October 1978, has been assigned to manage the Southern Unit of Mountain Bell's new Business Service Center for business accounts in Salt Lake City. "The Provo assignment assign-ment is an exciting opportunity," comments Mrs. Thomas. "It will be a challenge to be in charge of a larger office and maintain the good service record this staff has established." 'The PhoneCenter Store is one of the biggest big-gest changes in recent years, according the Mrs. Thomas. "The ability of customers to come in and select their telephones represents re-presents a whole new world," she observes. "The PhoneCenter also helps us to expedite service ser-vice orders and establish better contact with customers." cus-tomers." "There's still a lot of growth to come," says Mrs. Thomas. "People1 want to live in this part of the country and that means we'll have more customers. Growth increases in-creases the demand for service and the obligation to improve service and keep rates reasonable." Bonnie Thomas and her husband, Rulon, have two children. She is a native of Benjamin and has lived in Utah most of her life. Mrs. Thomas recently observed the 25th anniversary of her career with Mountain Bell. 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