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6654 Pelletier Birch n WOOK the Jon for and following driver Martinez 356 was levied against Norbert Pioneer John Ingle 1457 Alder paid $110 possession for of a rgntrolled substance (marit’jaiui) public intoxication cost ui I'l’o’ laiivj rvwiii niiuAicauuir so?300 Johnson 7094 East $50 - Wight for Patricia Mea-? speeding William Ronald $100 A SALT mmm r0CqL yield Carolyn Anthon load Hirsch failure to for to $55 fines speeding totaling Grande Hillview 1152 - - of of Committee 7:009:00 centeR tnoD Agency approval ( eaulpm’- tnHoOf $55 ailure Road for $45 $250 3644 for fines THUNDER tof Denice paid netted Mike Ted convictions iuiivk nviib Glen Kaiiio v S200 - uMHBO iwess West 70 $50 at ckless lhdriwna ’iiy -lncm US IM Cdl f P West final Consideration Is was fined $40 for Improper Eric Halford 2959 W 2935 theft in Crevyse SPACEHUNTER: Q Redevelopment on opposed unsecured West 2700 inspection WINNIE itness t H made Court 6400 South and retail resulted fmed $200 mischief Vista secretary hci teat is "This the say that ‘bears' repeating? adu 7 So way Pacheco 1500 WftftWftobcrlson 200 'sentenced to it) days in Ay Assessed to year 7 Ed election members ine (accident) Circuit ifth for materials h'v and at R So- fines Griffiths the $250 Lynda criminal District naTTYear n am fined eart’vaBgi $ jail tliw riw Ci-V- many residents Kearns expired $116Dill uMaple in 1 Experience erlence and Murray the at Other orty civ-5 were cinamon ju bear candies placemats ju with 10278 influ courtroom "T’T ins oviiig served were & E for : idea Circuit were processed Circuit Murray in convictions was on hand in were bothered urc cases (Lee) judges 'down ehV-yp’’ c Role adopt ' for disposition md-QueOiMlf- cookies candy Center itness auiLiunax students ia The affectionately Brown the in H L was drilling of tH? bqcoiiie the bears of any bear-size Esq known as P Bear strains of the song magical drifting Bear’s Picnic were the halls as students through SPA Renee nurse case The Vivian S40b0 week raveling of King beaw’ will 74 the Utah be month Hermansen Carol Bear had Paddington that he lingered good time on may now be seen in conference Principal Lysle Tuckfield in the school and Statement structured a vote was held determine how supported establishing vote the system presided over and proceedings handed down fines of charges on a variety Shillings Antoinette Dugway students involved becoming Principal Lysle Tuckfield his 1 bv in a the the for retail theft under that filin’?fur 1984 certain at of Consider Mission i Also came office part community council was Aitnougn no count E open in driving among were mg during situation “bearable" irst? incl grade ide teachers Tanya Webb Dailcne Maxuehi Rita Wilstead and Beverly Laorumled The parade by was resource teacher Cora Thoreli who carried a two-inch Paddington Bear noted They being of ' In fine One for two a! ol i with ttfoTeckfo wide from far and one even traveled from as far away to take part in as London England the celebration 'x Williams SPA day by ordinance fireworks regulations they fear adopt Community May in- entertained stories and Bears pirate in sebobt friends Salt being are the of councils said Theft Court was the bears huge school to came guests the in is program at and honored 1 A “Parade of Pirates” scheduled Wednesday Children Lake Library nf nnn ordinance balance amending well-loved parade student welcomed bears possible every kind thp tpachprs bears were noticeably an additional fund from Approval Retail Millcreek the t of the Lake his East sang a In cuddly the like opera Salt adopt expenses Consider and said would to people inten- and expenditures Woman Dugway attributes Event A school bears Council informal meeting restric only of ’i'"? ?’ mayor Consider documents words and to Our -ordinance salary organization individual An nutting of council Kemp lose adopt to for flood Cottonwood the of their to determine own bylaws and still be represented on the association” might and authorising of he retail to of teachers The first the of the “flexibility their of some control intention Court Judge it success a tradition in Varied costumes Kemp Community community councils Mrs mill ‘ Nancy power budget 1933-34 development -bears vited set pertaining issue” Heights active any on family a which to Cassidy Pamela grade students held the first Bears Day at the schodl and it Teddy Youth Programs COTTONWOOD the any pertaining area and Each the to Consider Unfon member Annual Day county rate levies the to central SLCACC for take to into no tion pie-law University affinity Jaycees application said offered ordinance Proposal tions? Murray the day the “Today’s Teddy Bears have their picnic” could be heard throughout the halls at school Horizon Teddy Bears on being to water a Improvement Capital for previously up business Jias ot years f of efforts our purpose the MURRAY Teddy variety in “None of us who are in the association are willing to give up anvof our autonomy” he continued "The association” ence Many adopting Adopt ' act” said Howick “This association” councils and “should exist to serve That’s the not the other around way "sorry was has voted pr- shoring and revenue 1N3-04 budgets and an ’ will that “SLCACC councils community telling how added and school he council us give to us He School Horizon as Y resolution increase store brought was two was Maine his wallpaper are conducted to according Cassidy of the relating He of A “How-to” after to the Provo holder Cassidy degree from the ment in the management store firm grocery as the complete line and related equip coverings assumed Murray assigned and operations Ogden joins offering well has and store in as ratto brothers The Cyprus high and originally graduates from Hunter opened their first Wallpaper Warehouse outlet in Granger in 1976 Based on sales volume and pattern the Provo TheMurray and the to stores Sandy has the with addition Dan respectively Day begin the communities” irm or who is Intermountain West the by Teach are president secretary-treasurer At by Council Kearns stepping a control that with area said the over opening is being month by the fifth Inc Warehouse Grand at instance to other by resident of Adoption tabling Community Dave Howick by explained a fear Kearns W’ your join powers Located the of It Thursday Council unincorporated wide Wallpaper of voiced were Kearns concerns Tuesday Hall City at can however meeting ’ other role of strengthen the community councils” “Our organization can only thrive capable leadership on the effective of its members throughout the the is that Stay store session ordinance the On In communities meeting During the of just is total toward hear to here cloning councils county”Stay responded MURRAY that at in contended withdrawal in the that stone observed status 6:30 at will tonight a Redevelopment convene at 0:30 followed meeting Agency policy by a and committee to community a Community bf drafted this with Council mooting i t covers Assn members Pehrson announcing mid-May a chairman group Mrs 4 councils Stay their a will ’gain for advocates Only the withdrawal of from the countywide Council Magna 7 by councils the help to as special (Thursday) impact on county we have a greater decisions ” government Mrs Stay concluded by inviting attend Pehrson to a SLCACC The held last Wednesday meeting Magna Council was not represented valley” was to response the of is status alleviate to concerns tion letter president Council characterizes a countywide community a council certain A COTTONWOOD1 Magna to Attempt Clfo Murray hold ISsIkOEmi City Murray h x $ 4 M Sits Sits 7sSS 9tN |