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Show Timei Newspaper Thursday, June 3, 2004 Page A3 Orem Community Hospital breaks all-time record for birSiis in Apri Lt. Doug Edwards Public Information Officer PUBLIC SAFETY 52604 A male suspect was observed on surveillance video trying to get into the bill changer machine at about 11:45 PM on Monday night at Walkers Oil at 1520 S. State. The suspect, whose face couldn't be seen because of the clothing he wore, was seen riding up on a bicycle and trying to break into the change machine. The suspect would ride away whenever a car came past and he'd then return to try again to the get into the machine. He was unsuccessful. Four lap top computers, a 9mm Smith & Wesson handgun, and other various items were stolen Monday night from a business in the area of 1200 S. 1800 W. There was no forced entry into the business. 52804 : I'll be out of the office until June 14th. Lt. Bob Conner will cover for me June 1-4. He's then leaving town. Lt. Denton Johnston will cover for us June 7-12. I don't know that anyone will be putting out a daily updates during my absence, in fact, I rather suspect they won't. A woman discovered Thursday morning that a thief had broken into her 1989 Toyota Camry and stole a set a keys from it that allowed him or her to steal the woman's 2001 forest for-est green Dodge pickup truck. The theft occurred in the area of 400 W. 1100 N. The truck was located later in the day at 300 W. 900 N. Just around the corner from the above call, a woman reported that someone some-one had broken into her locked car Mercury Tracer and used a saw to cut on the dashboard and remove a stereo. 300 CDs were also stolen from the car at the same time. I I I t - V 1 1 ' f Litte Texas June 4 Rebuilt and reborn, America's favorite rockin' country band is back after a six-year hiatus, proving once again the kinetic stage showmanship that earned them three Grammy nominations, the Academy of Country Music's Vocal Group of the Year, and CMA's Album of the Year. LITTLE LIT-TLE TEXAS remains in 'the TOP 50 of all acts being played on country radio, with major hits including "What Might have Been," "God Blessed Texas, "My Love," "Kick A Little" and "Amy's Back in Austin." To play at the Scera Shell June 4, 2004. ' .. MM.i'flWg- u . M ft I! 1 l k r, i n ill .ii r lu.i.iiii.mh.w. in mi in,. ..HI litrnnnrl mi i i,. ,-mmmmmmmm 'J The birth of any baby is an exciting event, but the arrival of little Kira Allen on Thursday, April 27, marked a special milestone for Orem Community Hospital, an Intermountain Health Care facility. When Kira made her appearance at 3:04 p.m., she became the 145th baby born at the hospital in April, breaking break-ing the all-time record at the . Intermountain Health Care facility for births in one month. And when the figures were wrapped up for the month, the new record now stands at 155 births in one month. It had been holding fast at 144 births since 1999. "It's been an amazing month everyone pulled together and we had tremendous support from all areas of hospital hospi-tal especially anesthe- t.:l it at' j " L -J tl'L -V WSK rfT A J' r . t. l Orem Community Hospital celebrates 145th baby born. sia, dietary and house- Women's Center at Center at Orem keeping. All that sup- Orem Community. Community Hospital port made a busy month Congratulations to and to Kira's parents, a fun month," said Ann all the 59 staff mem- Louis and Diana Allen, Eves, manager of the bers in the Women's of Provo. Utah Valley Hand Bell Choir The Utah Valley Hand bell Choir will perform an evening of Patriotic Music at the June meeting of the American Legion Post 72 and Auxiliary Unit 72. The meeting will begin at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 16, 2004 and will be held in the Multipurpose room of the Orem City Hall, room 106. All interested people are invited. For more information call Otto Draper, Vice Commander of Post 72 at 221-9464. Tibetan Arts Group to Perform at UVSC Bob Newhart June 5 BOB NEWHART is perhaps the only man in the world who can talk to himself on the phone without people looking at him strangely. His world-famous world-famous one-way, two-person phone conversations are the comedy signature of this humble man who has become a household name - beginning with the first comedy album in history to leap to 1 on the charts and heading two TV households on "The Bob Newhart Show" and "Newhart." His dry, button-down comic style make his comedy concerts immediate immedi-ate sellouts! Throw your dreams into space like a kite, and you do not know what it will bring back, a new life, a new friend, a new love, a new country." -Anais Nin, The Diaries of Ana'fs Nin , The Institute of International Understanding of Utah Valley State College will host the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts (TIPA) a professional profes-sional dance and drama group from Dharamsala, hometown of the Dalai Lama in India, on June 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the Ragan Theater. "The coming of TIPA is a great follow-up tot he Dalai Lama's visit to UVSC less than four years ago," said Rapten Chazotsand, UVSC assistant director of international understanding. under-standing. "The show helps fulfill UVSC's mission mis-sion for diversity and contributes to the preservation of Tibetan culture." TIPA comprises of 83 artists, including young trainees. The group was established in exile by the Tibetan government following the Dalai Lama's escape in 1959. 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