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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS - Thursday, January 26, 1SS4 Dr. Glenn Presents Drug, Alcohol Lecture In Kanab ' Last year at the Youth Alcohol Conference. I recorded Dr. Stephen Glenns speeches. 1 have, for the last two days, been listening to them again. It has gotten me so excited to think that I will be able to listen to hint in person and in our community. This man is excellent and has something for everyone of us to use in our lives. would like to pass on just a little bit of what he said up there, hoping it will make you want to cancel all your other meetings, workshops and appointments, so that you can listen to him when he speaks to us on Feb. 6. 1984 at 6:30 p.m. in the Kanab High School said Venna Haynes, auditorium, representative of the Kanab Elementary PTA. Dr. Glenn says, "Recognizing as w c do today that for a human being. 1 perception 'How 1 perceive the world' determines my attitudes and motivation. If my perception is. 'I can't do that much for myself, what I do doesn't matter that much anyw ay' and 'It's all a matter of fate or luck', then my attitude is 'Why try , and my motivation is zero, and all the skills in the world are irrelevant to me as a person. On the other hand, if my perceptions are clear. 1 can find a way to do some things. 'What 1 do is significant. I have power to influence what happens in my life and I'm not dependent on fate or luck', then my attitude is to try and my motivation is high and even if I have low skills. I'll work, innovate, borrow, create and try as long as that perception is alive and then the skills become relevant to me. IS and worthwhile significant and I can be an influence there. When thats done well, the rest become relevant because the bottom four reflect skills rather than perceptions, the difference is if you'll notice 1 said that for each of the perceptions must have experience PLUS dialogue with more mature people to help me understand my worth, my significance, my power and my influence. Skills, on the other hand, is w hat you know and how to do it. Practice is the best teacher here. Ihe more I'm required to do something in my daily life, the more skill 1 develop in doing it. "'The High Risk individual today has not had adequate practice in l, and often because he is not required or rewarded regularly in life and often because a parent rescued and enabled me and if you're familiar with that term, a rescuing and enabling parent is a parent that anticipates all the things that can go wrong and takes care of them for the child instead of giving them the dignity of paying their own dues w ith little things that dont hurt them in that lasting way, to avoid breaking their necks learning the same lessons later, when the parent isn't there to rescue them. There is much more and just as good, but come and see for yourselves and take much home with you. Sponsored by Drug and Alcohol Prevention and Education Program. e, SELLER TAKING HUGE LOSS MUSTSELLNOW!!! Seller must sacrifice this 8 year old double brick ranch home. Appraised at $86,000. On a real large 2.9 acre lot, 3 bedrooms, 1 Vi baths, living room, dining room, kitchen, huge playroom, laundry and pantry .Lower cost heat pump, fireplace, wood stove. Has an 864 sq. ft. garage. Set up as a shop. Fences and fruit trees, large garden area. Corrals & fine view! $65,000 mmw llOIEli) fill perception and willingness to try. life Five-Coun- ty We need room Thursday, Friday & Brrr! Is it ever cold over here in Glendale. It has been between 5 and 10 all week in the early morning hours. We have all been staying in our homes and keeping the home fires burning. On Saturday we enjoyed the Little League basketball games in Order-villIhe boys teams played good and hard with the State Bank team (coached by Ron Heaton) coming out on top. Their opponents, the Lions team (coached by Mack and Sheldon Roundy) are eagerly awaiting their next game. The girls teams (coached by Arlene Sorenson and Roger Chamberlain) played with enthusiasm and spirit. Arlene's team were the winners but look out next week, the girls under Roger's direction are going to come back with some spirit. Basketball seems to be on our minds this week. At school the students held a free throw contest. Some of the winners were from e. Glendale: Connie Baird, Travis Roundy and Jeremy Chamberlain and Tanya Brinkerhoff. Travis, Jeremy and Tanya went to St. George on Saturday to compete with sludents in their own age groups from 9 or 10 other schools. Jeremy came in third in his group. Congratulations from all of us to you basketball enthusiasts. Roger Chamberlain. Kane County Farm Bureau president, was in Salt I .iko Citv ibis week for two days of meetings for all county presidents. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Barton were also in Salt Lake City on Friday and Sat ui day for business meetings. All of a sudden our town has been Duo Reports on Trip to Calif. To Drum Up Movie Business for Kanab Dr. Marvin B. Jacobs and Dennis Judd, Kanab, have just recently returned from the Los Angeles area. There they spoke with the movie studios-mainParamount, Warner ly Brothers, 20th Century Fox and many small, independent companies where they had a very favorable response from the companies wanting to come out to this area to make films. Marv Jacobs and Dennis Judd SHU spent over an hour in talking to Howard Koch at Paramount, who 5 has filmed movies in the Kanab area already. Mr. Koch said he really loves this aica and has a lot of fond memories. He would like to see the movie industry come back to the Kanab atca. Dennis Judd is presently working with three companies; one of which is from London. England who wants to do shows in our area. 10-1- AH Men's Discuss Water In Arizona These people have been or are in the hospital and hopefully on the road to recovery: Valoyce Cox. Reva Anderson, Tracy Roundy, Russell and Rita Gow. Brother Howard Roberts and his son. Sam. gave us some points to ponder on the law of tithing during our Sunday services. Youth speakers were Kris Anderson and Tammy Barton. The choir sang "We Give Thcc But Thine Own." Garth Sorenson is home after a stay at the Veterans' Hospital in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Elaine Hoyt has been up north visiting her family there. Dil and LaRue went up Monday for his medical check-uand to bring Elaine home. Rick and Janet Oldroyd were here for the weekend at her folks' home. Also at the Robinsons w ere Lorin and Debbie from California. Our Valley E.M.T.'s are going to Phoenix for three day s to get training at the Good Samaritan Trauma hit with a hospital mania. Hep-wort- h p Center. Karl, Floss, Mera and Myrna went last weekend. The Ihe Northern Arizona Council of Governments Natural Resources and Environmental Quality Advisory Committee will meet Thursday, Jan. 2b, 1984 at 10 a.m. at the Flagstaff Adult Center. 245 N. Thorpe Road. The Advisory Committee provides guidance to NACOGs environmental planning staff and to the NACOG Regional Council. Bill Towler, NACOG Environmental Planning Coordinator, will give a presentation on water quality problems in northern Arizona. The intent is to familiarize the committee and the general public with the location and nature of some of the problems, the degree of severity, as well as what action, if any, is being taken to solve the problems. Other agenda items include status reports on NACOG's ongoing water quality planning for Oak Creek, uranium discharge permit applications on the Puerco River, unique water nominations for Oak Creek and the Colorado River, and future funding for NACOG environmental programs. others will be going in April. Thanks to you who give of your time freely in our behalf. Access Program Set Up For Fredonia Area Time To Register Boats Arizona's boat owners are Fredonia Community Services re- minded that their registration certificates must be renewed and 1984 decals attached to their craft before March I. Under Arizona law all watercraft certificates of number expire on Dec. 31 each year, and the boat owner has two calendar months after that date to complete his or her renewal. Citations will be issued to anyone operating a boat without current registration on Arizona waters after February 29. The easiest way to renew is by mail, but renewals may also be completed in person at the Arizona Game and Fish Department's Phoenix office or regional offices in Tucson, Yuma. Kingman, Flagstaff, Pinetop and Mesa. Anyone who hasn't received his watercraft renewal forms in the mail by Feb. 1, should call the Department's watercraft registration section in Phoenix at announces there will be a representative of the ACCESS program in Fredonia every third Wednesday of each month. ACCESS is a new health care plan for residents of Arizona started in October of 1982. ACCESS stands .or the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System. Through the plan eligible persons can receive medical care inexpensively. But first they have to join. The access plan is a division of the Arizona Department of Health Services. For more information, meet the representative when he comes to Fredonia. Call Community Services for an appointment. Mr. Ivan Goodall recently attended a meeting of the Coconino County-Counci-l on Aging held in Flagstaff. At this meeting. Ivan was elected Area Representative for Senior Citizens. He will attend future meetings held in Flagstaff on behalf of Fredonia Senior Citizens. 942-300- for cur Spring inventory Saturday - Jan. 26-27-- 28 Hoars O NACOG To GLENDALE "So the first three deal with our childrens attitudes, motivation, That Page Five & Ladies Shirts 10-- 6 Mcitercharge - Visa O Snoiv Boots with steel toes Sorao styles off - Vi O Western Boots O All Moccasins Some styles Vi off O Watches p.n. VzG u u O vlv I ? s Bolts 9 & Beg. Belts gS O Bugs, Pottery, Bechina Bolls, Jewelry, Copper, Bresses, Wallets : - nni LJ U 3S |
