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Show ifes For letter Liuins BY Dr. Ford McBride Can you count on one hand the number of New Year's resolutions you have kept? A friend told me his reason for making New Year's resolutions resolu-tions is to have the fun of breaking them. Sound familiar? fami-liar? There are many reasons why we make New Year's resolutions. The newness of the year encourages change. Also thinking about self-improvement self-improvement gives us a good feeling. During the holiday season all of us have good intentions about making changes. Unfortunately, we want and expect change to come without exercising self control. In other words, if the task is easy we'll try it. Why aren't resolutions kept? Often resolutions are made Allen T. (Tom) Nelson Petty Officer 2nd Class Allen T. Nelson, commonly known by family member and friends as Tom, has received his honorable hon-orable discharge from the U.S. Navy having served for the past six years active duty. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Nelson of American Fork. Petty Officer Nelson served duty on two shops during his enlistment, the USS Purham and the USS Peoria. While on board the Peoria, his ship was involved in Operation Eagle Pull, which involved the evacuation eva-cuation of American citizens for Cambodia. Shortly thereafter ther-eafter followed the evacuation of American citizens from Viet Nam. They also evacuated many thousands of Vietnamese Vietna-mese refugees. Prior to his enlistment, Petty Pet-ty Officer Nelson served an LDS mission in Uruguay and attended Brigham Young University Uni-versity for three semesters. He now plans to further his "List 'em With Liston" Whether it's a COTTAGE or a CASTLE. . . MERRILL LISTON LIS-TON will find it for you! Resolve now to have a home of your own in 1 976 or by the new year. Inspect this homey, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, large living liv-ing room and nice, large, sunny kitchen. Close to church, school and town in Pleasant Grove. VA appraised ap-praised at $29,750.00 owner is anxious to sell! New Home in Lehi 2 bedrooms with full basement, base-ment, fire place, car port, act now and select your colors -- $34,500.00. New Home on East Side of Pleasant Grove, beautiful view, select your exterior and interior colors. Older 2 bedroom brick home in Am. Fork, 1200 sq ft. Could have 3 bedrooms. Completely remodled and in excellent condition. Large fenced yard, good location -$21,500.00. Over 16,000 sq ft of floor space under one roof in Am. Fork. Zoned Comm. Has several over head doors, one acre of land with plenty of black top parking. Owner will carry contract. Quite & Peaceful on Vi acre in Fairfield is this 800 sq ft one bedroom home - bartile roof, new carpet & paneling in living room, has a garage & other buildings for animals along with 1 share culinary water & 3 shares of irrigation water for only $16,900.00. Owner will carry contract. LISTON REALTY 275 East State Road American Fork 756-7692 Merrill Liston 785-3787 Clay Liston 785-3787 Margaret Cooper 756-3162 because its the thing to do and we fail to take them seriously. Reserach has shown that the primary reason people don't follow through is that their goals lack a workable plan of action. Constructive change can't be accomplished without a plan. Many of us spend more time planning what we are going to eat for breakfast than how we're going to reach a particular goal. How true the old saying is, "When we fail to plan, we plan to fail." Goal setting must be an active ac-tive process. Some general suggestions for developing a plan are: First, don't build failure in by setting unrealistic goals. Know your limitations and strengths. Second, break goals down into smaller sub-goals sub-goals that can be accomplished accom-plished within a specified per- Home From Navy education at the University of Utah. Making it home just in t ime for Christmas, Tom says he's real glad to be home. "Yes, I'm very familiar with the touch system. In fact, that's why left my last job." u i 19 East Main . c . (.-kSjv. i Tnree beoom bath & y4 full basement in new 1 J A ( l American rOfK J subdivision. Northeast part of Am. Fork. Range, 1 American FOfK sv&sr- dishwasher, disposal and refrigerator are all included, f I ' i q - V Y If Call HARDING REALTY or Brent at 756-2177 Yi fu-tjwxnj-u-u-u J ' HflRDING REALTY co- p'vv"" "TTyIK 12 North Center ( ) - it 1 ft i ' VjKf) An,e"canFork cDN If -,. :hx 756-3579 I Greenwoods CLEGG REALTY 189 East State Lehi Hi Neighbor! HapipyNeYear from All the Folks at Clegg Realty Sincerely Millie Snow, Mgr. 768-8100 Dot Elliott , 756-6272 Ramah Peterson - 756-4830 For Information Call 768-3738 You Come FIRST with US Real Estate, A member of Multiple Listing 601 West State St. Phone 768-3188 Lehi, Utah 84043 Phone 768-3288 Carole Hebertson 768-3188 768-3288 Verl Hebertson 756-4448 John Harr 768-3624 Wally Hebertson 768-3188 Darwin Spencer 768-9265 Jack Ernst 768-3414 Sally Cook 756-7904 BLDG LOT in Lehi, will qualify Farm Home Loan $5,500. PRICED TO SELL - Older Old-er 2 bdrm stucco home on extra large lot $18,000. BETTER THAN NEW - 4 bdrmfull bsmt, 2 fireplaces, fire-places, bath $50,000. 1'4 ACRES - zoned animals ani-mals in Lehi area, incl. irrig water $10,000. BRICK DUPLEX near new in good Lehi location $39,900. Call Sally 756-7904. 55 ACRES- West of Lehi -owner will carry contract. COMPLETE REMODELING REMODEL-ING & increase your equity equi-ty - 3 bdrm older home -owner will finance $21,900. PRICED TO SELL - 6 acres above Lehi $3,800 per acre. iod of time. For example, if your goal is to save $300 by next December, think of the goal in terms of $6.00 a week. Third, develop ways to reward yourself when goals are accomplished. ac-complished. 1 knew of a person who had her hair done every time she was able to reach a particularly important goal. Fourth, work on a daily basis. Take one day at a time. Thinking Think-ing of what things are going to be like months away can be discouraging. Fifth, let your wife, husband, or friends know what goals you've set. This is an effective practice because other people not only remind us of the goals but they can also be a valuable source of encouragement and support. There have been thousands of words written about how to keep New Year's resolutions. After all is said and done, however, the most important aspect of change is honest commitment to that change. (& ,; Skirts Reduced Vz ; W IJfo. J Real Estate Values ; Jewe,ry - -Reduced ; uy v w? cl Harding REALTor Lyrfn ate75V27i5reewa MARY JEAN'S Barratt Development Co. (( Wilbur Hording ,756-4552 Brent Porduhn... 756-21 77 11 C JL I iJl January Carpet Clearance Inc. Carole Hebertson 768-3188 MOVING TO MURRAY? 3 bdrm elegant brick home- full bsmt. $50,000. Call John 768-3624. PRODUCING farm land 34 ACRES in Vernon City inci. good water rights -owner will carry contract 200 PER ACRE. FAMILY DREAM - elegant ele-gant new 4 bdrm br home in Highland. Zoned animals ani-mals $79,900. Call Sally 768-3188. 768-3188. GOOD UPPER LEHI location, loca-tion, 3 bdrm brick Lehi home, full bsmt on 9 ACRES zoned animals (can be divided) $115,000. CAN BUILD STORAGE SHEDS - Lehi l4 acre zoned Ind. & mfg. utilities avail $10,000. Garn Praises Air Locating System The U.S. Air Force's decision deci-sion to locate the logistics management system for the new F16 aircraft at Utah's Hill Air Force Base recently drew the praise of Senator Jake Garn (R-Ut). Garn, who, with other members of the Utah Congressional delegation, encouraged en-couraged the Air Force to put the management function at Hill, said the final choice for the assignment was made between Hill and McClellan Air Force Base, California. "The F-16 assignment will have no immediate significant impact on employment at Hill," said Senator Garn, "but the action could mean as many as 1,200 civilian jobs in the next decade. The base recently suffered a personnel reduction and I'm certain this news will be especially welcomed wel-comed in northern Utah." Garn said production of a total of 1,000 F-16's is expected to begin in 1979. Some 650 of Beauty Stain Concrete Stain Available in 7 Decorator Colors It PENETRATES Concrete and masonry Add an artists touch to Patios Breezways Driveways - Steps Sidewalks Floors Concrete Walls Outdoor Play Courts Universal Concrete Pumping 53 South Grant Ave. American Fork Phone 756-3036 Rewarding opportunities NOW-For: Security Police Weapons Mechanics Air Cargo Specialists Sheet Metal Workers Firemen Plus many more!! Stay at home and serve with your local Air Force Reserve. Your Reserve Recruiter can fill you in on job openings nowl Call (801) 777-3330 or Mail To: 508TFGRS 0Xyi Hill AFB.Ut. 84406 NAME: ADDRESS:. CITY: STATE: ZIP: PHONFr Prior Service (Yes) (No) Date of Birth: AIR FORCE RESERVE Your Local Air Force r BSi'E m?m WW - - - Force For at Hill AFB these will be assigned to the Tactical Air Command and 350 will go to NATO countries. He said that while the logistics and maintenance for the 650 F-I6's to be stationed in the L'nitfd States will be coordinated coordin-ated from Hill, the responsibi 25 TO E0 Mary Jean's : ill- m.-m If! ! Blouses Reduced lh 11 1 :p jk.tti q i !j I Pants Reduced J m JSIH g I Tops Reduced !; jjf dMffffO I I ! Handbags Reduced Vz ; i A ( M 1 i : If , : - SpecialSale ; ; Pant Suits $15.00 l P fMmm HE SAVE ""x 1 Beau-ifulY RemnntsX 1 . I SAVE Save SAVE I I Candy iculpfureX 1 Sflripes s l Save I f j EE .0 . 205 West Main Lohi lity for the actual maintenance will be divided among several air logistics centers. "The assignment of the F-16 management function to our base does not necessarily mean that any of the aircraft will be stationed or maintained main-tained there," Gam said. "The determination of where the fighters themselves will be stationed and maintained will likely not be made for several months and will be made independently inde-pendently of today's decision." xtn. xtx rf" v r n xtn. yrs. THROUGHOUT THe'sTOXI jmU2 20 AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN The Utah Republican said the F-16 will replace the F-4 mission at Hill and that he expects a smooth transition over about a three-year period as the old fighter is phased out and the new one phased in. KTS January 2 WEDNESDAY, DEC. 29, 1976 National Health Agencies are nationwide organizations and the money raised goes to solve national problems. The United Way is designed to solve local problems and 90 percent of the money raised thru 6th & TO 03 |
