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Show Orem-Geneva Times- -Wednesday, May 2, 1984 . '.slia Willi I illlil M f ';r I -tli.- :., illlP! iff lit L ' .H; 1 . ? a-An.. - Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies were held at a new home recently constructed by Swiss Brothers at 1849 N. 400 E., Orem, featuring energy-saving construction techniques employed by Swiss Brothers. From left, front, are Delbert and Judy Bell, owners of the home; Miss Orem MarieJPearson, Jerry Swiss, president of the company, Nolan Udall, vice president. In back are Elden Martensen, Real Estate developer; Lynette"jacobs, Steve Densley, Rick Leetham, Chamber of Commerce, Tom Crabb, architect. Hidden from view: Mike Furse, heating. Orem Walkers did their stint for the March of Dimes last Saturday. They were among 2,300 walkers in Utah County who chalked up 18 miles to gather contributions of more than $57,000. Council Gives Nod To Speed New Water Line Completion Four Homes Painted In 8th Ward Sparkle Day Turning their CLEAN AND GREEN participation into an annual "Sparkle Day", members of the Orem 8th LDS Ward enjoyed a successful suc-cessful day of togetherness, activity, productivity, and fun last Saturday. As a result of the clean-up campaign cam-paign four homes were re-painted, one home received new siding, and two driveways were poured with new cement. In addition tree stumps were removed,' pruning of trees completed, com-pleted, several yards were cleaned up, a chimney was rebuilt, tree trunks were removed, trees were pruned, a storm door was fixed and a fence was repainted. Sixteen teams under the direction direc-tion of team captains carried out the successful campaign. All age groups were represented in the project. Behind the scenes cooks prepared nearly 400 hot dogs, punch and water for the workers who labored from 800 West to 600 West and 400 North to 640 North. p -f i. i; "Hi & ::'sw&:.:iik&te8'. :'' Sparkle Day Campaign in the Orem 8th Ward resulted in 16 teams of volunteer workers in paint-up and clean-up of various homes and yards in a north-west sector of Orem. Shown are workers painting one of four houses and removing a large tree stump. Radio Auction - Ralph Bensen, Lloyd Christensen and Neil Freshnecht prepare materials for the upcoming radio auction auc-tion to aid Special Olympics and other community service projects. Orem City Council has tentatively tentative-ly approved a plan which would possibly speed construction of a major ma-jor culinary-water distribution line from the city's water treatment plant to 14th South. The Bureau of Reclamation had planned to fund construction in 1988 but agreed to move funding to fiscal 1985 and 1986 if Orem funds engineering engineer-ing costs. According to Orem City Officials, it would only cost the city $85,000 for engineering, but the city would be credited by the bureau for the entire $868,000 in estimated engineering -costs. City Engineer Ted Thaxton said it would cost the city much less because the engineer hired would be able to use city facilities and personnel. Projected current construction costs are $2.8 million, plus engineering engineer-ing services of about $868,000 - as estimated by the Bureau of Reclamation. For the city to complete the engineering, it will hire a temporary engineering specialist and technician for the 19-month life of the project. If the city proceeds immediately with the project, the aqueduct could be completed by January 1986. ADRIAN NICHOLE MYERS Orem Girl To Vie In Nat. Little Miss Pageant l (Miss Adrian Nichole Myers, age 5, daughter of Robert and Judy Myers of Orem, has been selected as a CONTESTANT in 1984 UTAH NATIONAL LITTLE MISS PAGEANT to be held at the Salt Palace on June 2 in Salt Lake City, Utah. This is the official State preliminary to the National Little Miss Pageant which will be held in October of 1984 in Florida and will include in-clude a representative from every STATE, the District of Columbia and the territory of Puerto Rico. The pageant is affilliated with the MISS NATIONAL TEEN-AGER PAGEANT which is in its thirteenth year and nationally syndicated for television. The winner of the pageant will receive a cash award, portrait, crown, banner, trophy, assortment of gifts from Tinkerbell Good-Grooming Good-Grooming and round trip flight to Florida to compete for the National title in October. Contestants are 4-7 in age and will be judged on poise, personality, judges interview and appearance. Trophies will be awarded for most poised, best personality, best party dress, best casual outfit, miss photogenic, and Tinkerbell Good-Grooming Good-Grooming will award a special trophy to the young lady voted on as being the most well-groomed. Trophies will also be awarded to the top runner-ups. Miss Adrian Nichole Myers is being sponsored by Engel Photography, L&L Steel Fabrications, Eagles-Marine, and Eagles R.V. Run For Fun Race Winners Announced Winners in the 5,000 meter Run For Fun crossed the finish line in a record time of 18 min, 52 sec. at the Riverside Park on Saturday, April 28. Medals of Gold, Silver and Bronze Bron-ze were awarded by Ginny Ball, Girl Scout Leader to the top three male, female and Girl Scout finishers. Male winners were: Gold First Place -Ron Keller -18 min. 52 sec. -Orem; Silver 2nd Place - Mark Stewart, 19 min. 12 sec. - Orem; Bronze 3rd Place - David Collier, 19 min. 32 sec. -Highland. Female Winners were: Gold First Fir-st Place, Julie Keller - 23 min. 13 sec. Orem ; Silver 2nd Place - Eileen Lima - 25 min. 24 sec. - Lehi; Bronze 3rd Place - Kathy Fames - 25 min. 27 sec. -Pleasant Grove. Girl Scout Winners: Gold First Place - Karen Walsh - 24 min. 17 sec. Clinton, Utah; Silver 2nd Place -Carolyn Snow - 25 min. 13 sec. -Provo; Bronze 3rd Place - Rebecca Hemmert - 25 min. 21 sec. - Provo. Boys Winners were: Gold First Place - John Hemmert - 24 min. 7 sec. - Provo; Silver 2nd Place - Chad Meunier - 26 min. 16 sec. -Springville; Bronze 3rd Place - Dennis Den-nis Lopez - 28 min. - Orem. Olesca Club Sets Mother's Day Fete The Ladies in the Orem Olesca Club are celebrating Mother's day with a dinner and entertainment for their mothers and daughters. The gala event promises fun for everyone and a time to be remembered. Orem South Central Chapel Multipurpose rooms at 158 East 1100 South will be the place and 12:30 Noon the time. 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