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Show 'J. J Windows On The Wasatch ire Self 4 !jt SPRINGVILLE ' ; Two cases of government cheese were stolen from the Senior Citizens Center according to a police report last week. Each case weighed 32 pounds and valuation was set at about $60. Z MAPLETON ; Mapleton has historically overlooked a valuable source of revenue, said Larry Haines who pleaded with the council to consider the possibility of establishing a city owned power company. Stating that this would become an emotional issue when considered, Haines said that it would take guts and vision to get it accomplished. Industrial 1 development plans were reported by committee : chairman Glen T. Nelson. The president and the manager of Utah valley Industrial and .Development Association (UVIDA) said that the teity must make a commitment if industry is to be .attracted to Mapleton. ' l Brigham City ''' John H. Artichoker, Jr., director of the Bureau 'of Indian Affairs' Office of Technical Assistance and Training in Brigham City, recently announced his retirement from the BIA after 20 years of federal service. -? An abandoned house in Brigham City will be torn down in the hopes of building a useful house for a needy family. St. Henry's Catholic church has donated a home on church-owned property north of Brigham City Community hospital to the newly formed Brigham City Habitat for Humanity group. if r PLEASANT GROVE 5; Pleasant Grove City Council approved a plan for keeping the Round-About Raceway open which was presented by Liz Willingham and other supporters of the track. A bond election could be held as early as mid-March mid-March to seek funds for renovating the old junior high school gym into a Multi-purpose community center since the city council Tuesday gave approval to proceed. HEBER : Wasatch School District ranked 27 out of Utah's 40 school districts in maintenance and operation (M&O) spending per student during the last completed school year, according to a study by the Utah Taxpayers Association. The district spent $1,728.24 per student in average daily attendance compared to a statewide average of $1 ,730.65. ? SPANISH FORK Spanish Fork Police arrested a Provo man and an Orem man for attempted theft in connection with an incident which occurred Jan. 29 at a local business. The two were arraigned on felony charges Monday morning. Arrested were 40-year-old Dennis S. Tolton of Orem and 32-year-old Fred H. Chavez Jr. of Provo. According to the report of arresting officer Blake N. Nielsen, the two are suspected of attempting to steal a snowmobile from Competition Cycle in the Industrial Park in Spanish Fork. , The final touches were put on an agreement between Spanish Fork and Springville last week regarding the control of the land-fill east of the City. Also, the terms for new rates for other factions using the facility were also finalized. DAVISCOUNTY Beginning Sunday, Davis County residents will be able to call from county border to border without a long-distance charge. BOUNTIFUL ; Despite complaints from two local monument company workers, the Bountiful City Council Wednesday voted to establish a new ordinance authorizing increased cemetery fees. ;: LEHI . ' ! Formal charges were filed recently accusing a Eehi couple with unlawful distribution of a controlled substance for value. r t; Mike and Jill Karner, were named in the complaint signed Tuesday by a District Court Judge. . v piii,aw.-,in.i. r-TH irninmnnrfnip n fiiiiin;j iiLiua m.iwmi. ijmm,,!,,.!,, j,,, :X. ! ft ' 4 I I ! f C - ! ' ,) J ' k .vjtJ.. i '"' I I ii li 1J' I'- lVi The first of several free workshops on enhancing Self Esteem, sponsored by the Rocky Mountain Family Institute,, In-stitute,, will be held Tuesday, February 16 at the Senior Citizen's center 270 West 500 North in Orem. The second workshop will be this following Tuesday. The work shops will begin at 7::) p.m. The public is invited to attend. According to Richard Hanks, director of the Institute, discussion topics will include Through Self Discovery ;" "Increasing Self Esteem iS Through Being the Self You Want To Be;" and "How Families Build Self Kstcem." "We will be focusing on practical down to. earth ways of feeling better about ourselves," comments Hanks. "Self esteem is probably the most important im-portant factor in determining deter-mining how we deal with the world around us and how we deal with ourselves our-selves and others. The workshops will be conducted by Phillip Anderson Ph.D. as well as other therapists and educators employed at the Institute. 1 Robert McDonald Farewell Sunday . ' Robert McDonald son of Mr. & Mrs. Gene For additional in- McDonald has been formation please call caued to sere a mission lt(x'ky Mountain Family jn porland Oregon. His Institute, Ii:i4 S. State in farewell will be held on Orem.v V February 14th at the Park 4th Ward Chapel at 1:30. . ' , v. , There will be an Open" Huu.se that evening from 6:30-9:00 at his home 409 W. 940 North Provo. Friends and relatives are invited to attended. Orem-Geneva Times- -February 1982 There is two tragedies in life. One is not to get your heart's, desire. The other is to get it. : 2 Bedroom Apartment m a a a a a a a D a u a a a a a a a a a a COUPOfS,naBPcc - tt 11 I 1 1 762 East 1700 So. Orem, Utah Phone 225-5393 No Pets - No Smoking - $210 per month D a B Extra Tliicli Crust On Any Size Pizza One coupon per pizza. Expires Feb. 18, 1982. 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