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Show 2A Sun Advocate, Price, Utah Tuesday, May 2, 1995 1 00 percent of the trees and wood byproducts they consume for more efficient production. Unused local byproducts are tentatively scheduled to be shipped out of state for use in making paper products, officials reported. The facility is planned to begin production sometime this fall, the mayor said. plan to utilize Gunderson along with supervisor Pat Currier construction of the footing work for the Cascade recently began Mountain Resources sawmill facility west of Wellington. The sawmill reportedly should provide several local jobs to people during its scheduled 1 operation at the site. Company officials have indicated to Wellington Mayor Paul Childs that they From left, David Referrals outpacing Light House space: part of the learnd ing center is the A second (Continued from page 1) where kids can continue their educations after being expelled from regular school. The learning center is an option for them, explained May. They attend a closed campus, and there is absolutely no drugs or alcohol allowed within a thousand feet of the campus. We conduct urine analysis on those who have had problems in the past and if we find any kind of drugs or alcohol, theyre out of here. Admission to the learning center is controlled by the school district and students are admitted after approval by a committee. Attendance at the learning center is limited to 16 students. in lil 40ISo:MainTHelptt472-33- rfeM good Tuot 5--2 education program. Students meet for 90 minutes twice a week with a teacher, then complete assignments at home. The AIOP program deals directly with teens who are chemical abusers. They stay in the program for three months to two years, depending on how long it takes them to overcome their dependence. How long they are in the program depends on how long it takes them to recover from the abuse problem. Some kids can get in and out in three months. Some kids have gone through it three times before theyre clean, added May. But thats OK, just as long as 0 thru Boneleaa, Canter Cut Sj---9 Pork Chops Taco or Tost ad a, 12 said Gressmen. answers, The kids have the answers somewhere inside ofthem. We just work with them and help ROSARITA 25? Shells they get it before its too late. The former drug addict and methamphe-tamin- e cook knows how tough it is to kick a drug habit. He has been through it himself and has patience with the teens at the Light House. May calls them his kids and they call him Pappa Bear. Gressmen said the program is getting the undeserved reputation of dealing with the worst teenagers. We dont have a bad kid here. Yes, they have problems, but they are not bad kids, May argued. The AIOP program is maxed out at 10, but may be doubled during the summer months when one group can attend in the morning and another in the afternoon. Gressmen stressed that the Light House doesnt have the answers to the kids problems and she is skeptical about parents who drop off their children and say they will be glad when the program cures their kids. We dont have the self-confess- ed home-boun- them find those answers. The programs work the best when parents become a part of the cure. Family support and help is crucial in any successes May and Gressmen have seen at the Light House. People dont realize it, but recovery is a process, not an event, emphasized May. The more parents are a part of that process, the more effective we are here. Funding for the programs comes from many different businesses, commmunity organizations, church groups, the Carbon County School District, 7th District Juvenile Court, United Wayand others. But additional funding and equipment are needed if the Light House is to expand its programs so it can serve more teenagers. Officials will soon add an independent living skills program to help kids adjust to life on their own. We will help them make the transition from living at home to moving out on their own. We plan to help with setting a budget, cooking, nutrition, renting an apartment, getting and maintaining a job and how to find community resources, concluded May. cl Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breasts achem. ifc 3.39 FREE Adult PACE, Medium, Mild or Hot Picante Salsa i6oz. 1.69 Piano Course ROSARITA ROSARITA Green Chiles, Beans LIBERTY GOLD Refried, 1 6 21 Diced Mushrooms oz. WESSON 00 Oil 21.00 4oz. 21.00 48 oz. 25.00 with purchase of any piano this weekend. DAWN Dish Detergent 42 oz. 1.99 25 oz. 1.99 BIZ Ultra Fabric Bleach mmm... 4 oz. LYNN WILSON TIDE Burritos Detergent 5.99 Asst SOFT W DRY Paper Towels 2p(y 31.00 6 roil 23.00 tgeb music MD 19 Bathroom Tissue FRITOLAY 58 E. 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