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Show THE Last Chance to Enter Contest Angie Holmes is the lucky winner of this past week's Mystery Personality Contest. We drew her slip and she bad all fifteen clues to correctly identify Dr. Elmo Eddington as the Mystery Personality. She will receive $52.50 for her efforts in finding all the clues. The Mystery Personality Contest will come to an end after this week. It has been running since October and we've had several winners and many, many near winners. From the amount of people who have played the Mystery Personality game with us, we consider GOING TO SAN DIEGO play with the Diego April 9. 12D-pie- ce Ken Schow, Tracy Price Western States Writing Contest Announced and Blain Carson check over music they will Band. The performance will be in San Variety of Mental Health Services Available to Utah County Residences Lehi Musicians Ikmed to All contest to The Church-wid- e write a 600- - 1,000 word dramatic event in LDS Church history or a Mormon pioneer character sketch or a in cident is now open, it is announced by Glen M. Smith, local chairman. This contest is sponsored by the BYU Department of Speech and Dramatic Arts for the 1971 Festival of Mormon Arts, which will be held March 17 through April 3, 1971. Mr. Smith said that at least a dozen of the winning vignettes will be appropriately staged on the BYU campus March 18, 19, 25 and 26. The incidents written about must be factual and true and written in the first person. Deadline for submitting entries is February 15, 1971. Manuscripts must be submitted with an official entry form, which may be secured from Glen Smith. ng Conference Band Three Lehi sicians have High School mu- been selected to Wesparticipate in the Band. tern States Named to attend are Blain Carson, Tracy Price and Ken Schow. Blain is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Carson and plays the tuba. Tracy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale H. Price and plays trumpet. Ken, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Schow, plays the baritone. These boys will join approzi mately 120 other high schoolers from throughout the western states in performing at the San Diego convention of music teach ers from the area. They are the first local youths to be selected for this honor. The boys will pay their own expenses and will leave the first part of April. Prior to the per formance, they will spend from six to eight hours a day in re hearsal. These rehearsals will be held in Balboa Park. While in San Diego they will be housed with families. Special social ac tivities have been planned for them during their stay. Representatives from Utah, California, Arizona, Nevada, Idaho, Hawaii and Alaska will perform together. These are the top musicians from schools in these states. Participants were chosen from applications and let ters of recommendation. Dennis Peck Named to (Editor's note: This is the first in a series of articles concerning Mental Health and the mental health resources and services which are available in Utah County today. Information for the series was provided by the Utah County Mental Health Association, and will detain the variety of community agencies which unite to implement mental health services for the benefit of our residents.) A number of agencies have combined their efforts to treat the total need of the individual who might require the services of professionals trained in the field of mental health. The field is no longer confined to a few professionals or agencies, but with the recognition of the need for improved mental health services, it has been possible to combine facilities and efforts for the benefit of all. In this first article, we will consider the recognition of assistance in solving a mental health problem and the community facilities which are to help. BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY COUNSELING CENTER The BYU Counseling Center is located at ASB, Brigham Young University. Services are available to all Brigham Young University students, either full or part time, with marriage counseling available to both students and their spouses. Individual and group education-vocation- al 73 academic Dennis Peck, son of Mr. and Mrs. N.S. Peck was recently sustained as second counselor in the bishopric in the Ameri can Fork Fourth Ward. Dennis and bis wife, the former Judy Warner of Fillmore, are the par ents of two children, Gregory and Marianne. Mr, Peck was formerly second counselor in the bishopric in Tenopah, Nevada. He also served as branch clerk. He is employed as an air traffic control officer in Salt Lake City. Dennis graduated from RIVIERA PSYCHOLOGICAL Lehi High School and attended ASSOCIATES CSU at Cedar City. The Riviera Psychological As Deadline for Drivers who are thoughtless others who are inept in handling their cars are often responsible for stalled cars, re- sulting in delays in snow removal s. and the traffic This analysis was made recently by Leo Barlow, Ut. Safety Council's Vice President for Traffic, warning Utah drivers that plenty of rough winter drivtie-up- ing lies ahead. "We are in the deepest part of the winter, and weary motorists still have plenty of tough driving to face," he said. "Now is the time to look back at what we did wrong and try to do better when the next storm hits." He reported that stalled cars clogged streets, hindering snow removal and salting operations. This could result in fire, police, ambulance and other emergency services being knocked out of commission because some dri vers don't yet know how to keep their cars in shape for winter driving nor how to drive under severe conditions. "What disturbs me, and always has, is that most winter storms aren't so bad that a good driver with a car equipped properly for We have done so much to raise going on ice and in snow couldn't our standard of living; now we get through," Barlow comment must raise our standard of thinkis ed. "Some drivers stalled be cause their batteries were weak ing. pre-sign-- 1. My Neighbors difficulties, ism, nuisance behaviors, and aberrant sexual behaviors-sexu- al deviations. Ennt andpre-delinque- uresis and (bedwetting) inconti-enc- are also treated e at the clinic. All of the above are included under the category of behavioral or emotional psychotherapy. Various kinds of psychotherapy and counseling and psychological testing is also provided for children at the clinic. The Riviera Psychological Associates operated on a standard fee schedule for testing, therapy or agency counsultation. "Government spending gives you an idea why laws are called bills." Limited Supply of Some One Only JACKETS Smith. INSULATED Now! Up to $308 off when you buy a new Ford Explorer Special Pickup with luxury options AND LEATHER VESTS Patients from Lehi in the Am. Fork Hospital are Theron Daniel Whiting, Susan Bartholomew, Stanley Webb, Norman R. Winters, Alice Jackson, Ward Webb, Pamela Turner, FranklinD.Mil-let- t, Blain Bowers, Margaret E. Davis, Jessie lip "You can relax now dear the tv camera has swung elsewhere." SPECIALS Lehi Patients in Am. Fork Hospital from SJOO to Lela Russon, Blaine McKinney, Robert Wilson, Alma K. Peterson, Jeff-e- ry Gordon, Vera Swank, Erick Val Darling. Patients from Cedar Valley include, Donna Cook, Marietta Malmstrom, and Elva Park- MEL'S or $J95 Specials-ta- ke 'Manufacturer'! Ford seats, special trim, and much more ... lor up to $308 off! Don't wait! Special White Sale offer is for a limited time on a limited quantity. your Cruise-O-Mati- suggested retail price now reduced when you buy a SUPPLY Main Street Explorer choice! Either one with comfort extras like air conditioning, Explorer up Special to Pickup. pry-$308 Qt'iy DealervWhite Sale Better Ideas keep us first in the West. moat m FORD, IMC. TM-CIT- Y Lehi er. nn LMJ KEEBLER ZJ3 KLEENEX L7AGIAL TISSUE 200 count 4 for 98 SOUR CREAM & ONION CLOVER CLUB NEW POTATO 1 of school and other phobias, truancy and absentee- WILDERNESS Mo. 2 Can Tie-U- ps and will be available at all district committee meetings and district roundtables. They are also available at the Scout Office in Provo. Food costs will not be included this year in the merit badge pow wow fee. Participants may bring a sack lunch, buy a hot meal at B.Y.U., or return home before eating. Last year's merit badge pow wow fee was $4.25 as compared to $3.00 for this year. Directing the preparations for the 1971 Boy Scout Merit Badge Pow Wow is Rulon Dean Skinner who is a member of the BYU Youth Leadership Faculty and a member of the Professional Training Faculty on the National Staff of the Boy Scouts of UK CHERRY Pie Filling be Traffic Scouts, Explorers to Participate in Merit Badge Pow Wow March 13, 20, 27 March m. tn nun their way through bald tires." on snow the He said a little common-senhivo vent manv drivers of stalled cars, who didn't really need to drive, off tne roans, and would certainly have eliminated those caused by poor vehicle maintenance and running out of gas. "Much of the trouble came from drivers who are ignorant of basic winter driving rules and skills," Barlow said. He asked motorists to review the following winter driving tips: 1. Get the "feel" of the road. Accelerate carefully to see if wheels spin easily; or brake gently to see if they skid. Reduce speed accordingly. 2. Increase your following distance. It takes three to nine times as far to stop on snow and ice as on dry pavement. 3. "Pump' yourbrakestoslow or stopdon't jam them on. An intermittent pumping action three to five times per second keeps the wheels rolling and helps maintain steering control. 4. Have good tires with good treads. Better yet, use snow tires or studded snow tires. Always carry reinforced tire chains in the trunk for use during severe snow and ice conditions. trH Often Cause slip for the lucky winner will be drawn for this week's prize as on other weeks, however, if the first slip drawn does not have all the correct clues on, another slip will be drawn and so on until well-knoMystery Personality. we have a winner who will reClues revealing who this person ceive $30 as this week's prize. is are hidden throughout the This is your last chance, so of participating scan the ads and find the clues. merchants in this week's Free $30 can be your prize. A More than 1,000 Boy Scouts and Explorers of the Utah National Parks Council, Boy Scouts of America, are expected to participate March 13, 20, 27, 1971, in the Merit Badge Pow Wow at Brigham Young University. Lehi District is expected to be well represented in the 46 merit badges classes conducted during the Pow Wow held on three Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Among the 46 merit badges offered are the following ten: swimming, life saving, first aid, citizenship in community, electronics, camping, conservation, archery, personal fitness, and atomic energy. Brochures on the Merit Badge Pow Wow which include the individual registration form were distributed at the Lehi District Court of Honor January 13, and aa in tha cold, others beclHsTffiey aTduTEf&erTouse tire chains or even snow Inept Drivers Press. FEBRUARY 4, 1971 PRESS, THURSDAY, under-achieveme- psychosomatic and personal-emo-tion- al counseling is available through the center, along with post-- g r adu at e and prospective student vocational counseling. Persons may refer themselves to the center or "other'' referrals may be made directly to the center. This resource is only available to students of the university and does not attempt to serve the community at large. Children whose father and or mother are attending or teaching at Brigham Young University are eligible to use this resource. Bishopric sociates, 1503 Canyon Road, Provo, works with male and female children, aged from two years up to young adulthood. The younger the child at the time of referral, the greater the positive prognosis. Early treatment is especially effective with younger children and if possible, children should be referred as soon as the problem is detected. In each case, the first meeting of the child and clinic staff will include an appointment with the parents and the child and any other person whose consultation might be beneficial in a specific behavioral problem. What would motivate a parent to seek these services for his child? The treatment and evaluation services which can be provided here include the following: it to be highly successful and lots of fun. The clues have given us all several interesting facts about our prominent men and women in town and some even surprising. This week we have another I.EHI FREE C.IIPS-Reg.69- c..59 CAMPBELLS COOKIES CHICKEN NOODLE Choc. Chip Fudge Stripe Choc. Graham Reg. 53c SODA CRACKERS Big Convenient Supply margarine SAVE! r HERSHEY'S NEW! INSTANT only m 235 cans 90 a?39 2 lb - Blx 49 is 49 6 & I. G.A. ramiij due 2 - Russetl JQUP I. G.A. 2 'or 85 TABLE FRESH PRODUCE HAM MorrelCs Pride COCOA LUX 2 lb. Can 65 3 lbs. Center 95 Slices 98 f It). U. S. D. A. CHOICE HORMEL'S SPAN SUMMER - 12 - oz. Can GARDEN POTATOES - 59 Large 2Vi Size 2 Cans 53 ROUND STEAK lb 89 lb' 49 LEAN TENDER PORK STEAK I. G. A. TABLERITE LEMONADE -- Apples ORANGE JUICE DAIRY BUYS 111 71 VANCE LOCAL AA - LARGE EGOS DELTA VALLEY Doz. 44 A- GRADE 3 Quarts lb. Pkg. 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