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Show Officials State Heed For Funds to Cub Scout Leadsrs Fight Drug Problems at Women's Hold Legislative Council Meeting Thursday Pow-Vo- THE LEHI FREJPRjSTHU RSDA Y . JANUARY doesn't work, she doesn't tells no gossip, spreads She flirt no dirt; she has no line, she plays Keeping control ever your h Cub Scout leaders from American Fork, Pleasant Grove and Lehi Scouting have yet to talk to a kid house Park smoking pot," he Districts were honored at the five would pick stake Cub Scout leaders w using drugs who has a close said. "If each teacher relationship with any out a kid with problems and focus held last Saturday. adult," C. LaVar Rockwood, di- attention on him, miracles would Scouter Key awards went to rector of Division of Drugs, told happen, and it wouldn't cost a Dale Johnson, Don Marlin and the Women's Legislative Council dime." Kenneth Hanson. Explaining why it costs so much Thursday, He said he found this Evelyn Yates, Ann Gardner, true after hundreds of interviews for drug enforcement, Mr. Miner Velma Wood, Irene Edwards, with drug users in said that a heroin pusher will Glenna Hansen and Winters, not sell anything under $100. The Utah. Vera Davis received Den LeadHis observations were repeatdepartment must get an underer Coach Awards. ed by Keith Miner, head of the cover agent to purchase the stuff Den Leader awards were givDrug and Narcotics Division of at that price and then have the en Juanita Hampton, Valde an Ma-ki- n, the Provo Police Department. buyer testify in court. "As it Donna Greaves, Cleo Han"It is a human, not a drug is we only have enough funds sen, Connie Taylor, Clyde Peat a time and problem," he said. "We must to dole out $10 terson, Ruth Beczant, Lois Wilkgive kids a reason to get off all we arrest are kids experiin, JeanStrasburg, Gladys Willdrugs." He cited instances where menting. We can't touch the big iamson, mice Garrity, Wilma kids had turned to delinquency and pusher without more money." He Tracy and Billie Hadcock. said we must coordinate efforts finally to drugs because of The pow-wo- w covered learning and indifference from to give a sum of money to the skills in the areas of crafts, must be it and say department adparents or other adults. puppets, skits, games, pack Both speakers echoed the need used in Provo only solves nothministration and Webelos. It also for more funds to fight drugs. ing, because the drug import included a midway of homemade According to Mr. Rockwood the problem is interwoven with neargames. Division of Drugs is asking the by cities and states. Participating were pack comPauline Olpin, president of the mitteemen, cub masters and aslegislature for $322,000. "This is our minimum need," he said, W.L.C., asked the board to write sistants, Webelos leaders, Den "We could easily use half a mil- the state legislators informing mothers, and assistants, Prilion." If this amount is raised them that the Women's Legisla- mary presidents, Den leader coative Council goes on record in by Utah, the government will proches, Institutionalrepresen-tative- s, vide funds on a three to one full support of any bills seeking from Alpine, and more funds to fight the drug pro- American parents basis, he said. Pleasant Grove, Fork, About half this money could be blem. and Lehi Stake Next month the Council plans Timpanogos used to open a methydone clinic areas. in Salt Lake City. Methydone is to discuss the pros and cons Ann Gardner, Lindon, was in the drug used to correct anti- of Primary Elections as related charge of Crafts; Clare Thomto apathy of the voting public social behavior in the addict as, American Fork, skits and and to put him back into society and the great expense Primary puppets; Doug Mohr, Springville, to the and taxpayer and functioning. He the Elections are Keith Beck, Alpine, Pack games, herion addict must steal $400 the candidate. The meeting will Administration, and Ken Cardon, worth of goods a day to main- be Feb. 11 under the direction Lehi, Webelos. of the Taxation Committee with tain his habit. Methydone is LeGrand Adamson and his wife, for seven cents a day Mrs. J. Brady Dirker, chairman. Cora, of American Fork, were but must be given every day for general chairmen. Theywereas-siste- d the rest of his life. It is given control over your Keeping by Bob Penrod, Timpanon a reward and punishment ba- temper is keeping control over ogos Scouting District and Richsis, with test made each day to your tongue and your power to ard Eddington, Lehi Scouting Disdetermine if the user is back on think. Nine times out of ten it trict. George Fannin, District means victory. drugs. Scout Executive, The rest of the money would go for recovery clinics headed by a drug coordinator in each Twenty-thre- e ZL, 1971 She temper is keeping control over your tongue and your power to think. Nine times out of ten it means victory. her but give only six! tricks, no time-she- 's "I pow-wo- ng PLAYTEX GIANT JANUARY SALE De-an- ne long-hair- ed ON BRAS and GIRDLES FORMER FIRE CHIEF AT on Cheerleaders CHEER, CHEER, CHEER-Var- sity forms. They include Jackie Barnes, Laurie Allred Donalee Jones, and Sherolyn Peterson, front, 1. long sleeved mock turtle neck blouses. Purple at the Lehi High School are sportii new uniand Sharon Harris, standing with Janene Price, to r. Girls wear purple knit jumpers with white, knee sox and purple scarfs complete the outfit. said ill f 111 t nt " K'sMaf!: mmmmmsimmmKiimm. community. Mr. Rockwood praised a Provo youth organization called The Group which was instigated by former addict Bill Rogers, a young man he described as devoted to helping the rejected youth and drug user to find a better way of life. "I trust him impli-citely- ," Mr. Rockwood said. The Group meets Sundays in a Provo and church and has reputable speakers supporting their meetings. "The Group is one of the biggest deterrants to drugs we have in the community," Mr. Rockwood said. He added, "You can't get a kid off drugs if he doesn't want to, SPECIALS 2 CASES ONLY SPECIAL well-kno- J.V. CHEERLEADERS Leading cheers for the J. V. teams at the Lehi High School are Sherene Pulham, and Colette Berry back, 1. to r.; with Kalene Jones and Shauna Swenson, seated front, 1. to r. Girls wear purple wool skirts and belted vests with white shirts. White buttons and flaps accent the vests. Costume is completed with white knee sox and purple and white saddle oxfords. TWINS, BOY AND GIRL ARRIVE FOR THE BILL PRICE FAMILY ounces, will be named Jason. Scout program, San Gabriel DisHis twin sister, who weighed six trict. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of Salt Lake City, share pounds and eight ounces, will be named Judith Stacy. Mrs. Au-r- grandparents' interest. W P. Mrs. Audrey Price of Lehi, Price, the proud grand- and Mable Jones of Lehi, are the received word of the birth of mother, left last Wednesday for delighted great -- grandparents. twins to her son and daughter-in-laa visit with the family of ten, (Mother and babies are doing Mr. and Mrs. William including Jimmy, 15; Julie, Scott, well). (Bill) Price of Altadena, CaliKelly, Shawn, Heidi, Matt and fornia. Born on Thursday, Jan. Rebecca, as well as the parents The world would be a lot bet7, the dark haired newcomers and the twins. (She will return on ter if everyone would spare a arrived at 2:45 and 2:55 p.m., Saturday) Mr. Price, well known few minutes now and then to in an Altadena hospital. The boy, former Lehi resident, is employmake the area surrounding him who weighed seven pounds and 14 ed as an executive in the Boy a little better. Mc-Cla- ne ey w, and $450 Brother 3-o- about "family image" doesn't help." He advised parents to get involved with their kids on a personal level and spend more time with them. SPECIAL SPECIAL 'A CLEARANCE o 0 D D SHOE SALE 0 - Ladies 0 Boys 0 M BIG KDUCIKMS and 0 Girls SHOES 0 LADIES D 0 MENS D COLOR T. CQ 0 0 SPORTSWEAR Reductions to 0 0 SPORTSWEAR Reductions to 0 D 0 CQ 0 Vs at SPECIAL 0 D LOW PRICES D 1970 FRIGIDAIRE WASHER 0 6 CL0SE0UT $g00 SUPPLY Main Street I. G. 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