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Show Review - Wednesday, January 28, 1987 - Page 8 tm Notice of proposed bank merger Notice is hereby given that Wasatch Utah has Bank, Orem, made application to the Federal Deposit In-surance Corporation, Washington, v., 20429, for its written consent to merge with Wasatch Bank ot Pleasant Grove Pleasant Grove, Utah Bank ot and Wasatch Lehi, Lehi, Utah. This notice is pur-suant to Section 18(c) of the Federal Deposit Insurance Act. Any person wishing to comment on this ap-plication may file hisher comments in writing with the Regional Director of the Federal Deposit In- - surance Corporation at Otnce Sated at 25 Ecker Street Suite 2300, San Francisco, California 94105. K any person desires to protest the of this ap-plication, granting such person to do so if has a right the protest is filed with the Regional Director by Feb. 6, 1987. . The nonconfidential portions of the ap-plication are on file in the Regional Office as part of the public file maintained by the Corporation. This file is available for public inspection during regular business hours. It is contemplated mai an ol the offi the above-name- d will continue " operated. It January 7, 1987 Wasatch Bank 1220 S. 800 E. Orem, Utah 84057 Wasatch Bankofp, Grove ' 225 South Main PI. Grove, Utah 84 Wasatch Bankotu 620 East Main Lehi, Utah 84043 Published in the,, Free Press P Pleasant Grove Rei t Jan. 7, 14, 21 ' " Feb. 4, 1987. t B Parents asked for opinions attending the Parent-Teach- Parents conferences at Pleasant School on Feb. 10 Junior High Si will be asked to participate in 3 tS poIiT sewhat the parents considers needs of the: school, o work on at the things they need to school for next year. can vote on In addition, parents PTSA officers for the coming school Nominees include Verlene year. Joyce Fife West as president-elect- ; secretary; and Evelyn Albrech as to as treasurer. Anyone wishing should make further nomination 63 contact Pat Huntsman a 785-6- 2 Carlton at as or Gayleen Thoswhobeinterested in serving committees for next year are on any asked to sign up dunng the Parent Teacher conferences. t - ' " f f r - ., "S. i f J? ' ;'. v, , f-x , i - . ' V; " V ' j 4 Lindon Elementary PTA candidates were nominated at the January meeting. They are, Carlene Veenker, president; Deann Ekstrom, treasurer. L-- LeAnn Preece, secretary; Lindon PTA nominate 1987-8- 8 officers room mother, commissioner, Reflections Chairman and a m ember of the Public Involvemment Council. Due to death in the family, Mrs. Martin was out of town and unable to be at the meeting. The nominees all won by acclamation and will be installed in the spring. By KALYN SECRETAN The Lindon PTA nominees for the 1987-8- 8 school year were introduced at the January meeting. President-elect Carlene Veenker introduced the incoming officers. Joanne Martin was nominated as president-elect- . She is the m other of two children, one in the first grade. She has lived in many places, including California, Virginia, Hawaii and Florida, she has resided in Lindon for the past seven years. An avid Utah Jazz fan, she is the wife of Kim J. Martin, a civil engineer for the U.S. Forest Service. Joanne has office and retail management experience and has owned her own business for the past two and a half years. LeAnn Preece was nominated as secretary. LeAnn is the mother of five children, three attend the Lindon school. A graduate of Orem High, Leann attended beauty college and practiced as a beautician. She is marriage to Dan Preece and has spent several years in the Cub Scout program. She has spent many hours as a classroom volunteer and is very willing to serve. Deann Ekstrom is the m other of five children, three attending Lindon School. She graduated from Pleasant Grove High School and attended BYU for three years. She is married to Jay Ekstrom. She has spent many hours doing volunteer work at the school, as a Board of Adjustments to meet r 1 J The Pleasant Grove City Board of Ad-justments will meet Thursday, Jan 29, 1987 at City Hall. Agenda for the meeting is as follows: 7:00 - Minutes of the previous meeting and discussion. 7:05-Wa- lt R. Farmer is requesting a variance of the Manila ivieaaows Subdivision which in-cludes all of Plat A. The subdivision is located at 1800 N. and 1300 W. The request is for a variance of the side, front, rear setbacks and the floor area requirements which would alter then to be icuuceu to u. I required in an if J "' Zone. All interested parfe 1 are invited to if meeting to exp their opinions. Fred Christen, M Published in i f Pleasant Grove Revf Bl Jan. 14, 21 and 28, a he V v Local students on Ricks honor roll Three Pleasant Grove residents were named to the President s Honor Roll at Ricks College for the fall semester. To make the list, students must earn at least a 3.5 GPA and carry 14 credits or more. Among those on the list from Pleasant Grove were Robyn Christensen, Lila Fugal and Heidi Johnsen. Community invited to Lindon child abuse prevention program The entire community is invited to attend a child abuse prevention meeting on Thursday, Feb. 5, from 6 to 7 p.m. in the Lindon Elementary School. The program is designed to help people stop this problem by becoming knowledgeable about it . The program is called "You're in' Charge." It is an educational program dealing with prevention ol child abuse. Children and families " who are provided factual in-- i formation in a manner and are given opportunities to anticipate situations and discuss their feelings are less likely to be victims of abuse. Some of the things which should be emphasized with all ages, at least yearly, are You're in charge at home, at school and at play ; you are an important person; your body belongs to you and you're in charge of it ; no one has the right to hurt you or touch you in a way that makes you feel confused, uncomfortable, or afraid; listen to your own un-comfortable feelings as "red flag" warnings that are to be acted on; remember, sometimes secrets are hiding things that shouldn't be hidden; it is okay to say "no," even to someone you know, even friends and relatives; you're not alone, and you're not to blame; don't be afraid to ask for help; be a good friend - if you or anoher child are frightened, confused, or hurt, tell an adult who can help. Keep telling until you get help. In addition, there is a natural progression of specific prevention concepts that gear the "You're In Charge" content to the maturity levels of children. The program is from the Utah Valley Family Support Center. Kiwanis Club invites public to lecture Gary Shapiro, Pleasant Grove, will speak on "Pornography - the Christian Definition" on Saturday, Jan. 31, at 7 a.m. in the Kiwanis Room of the Pleasant Grove Public Safety Building. The public is invited to attend. Your Video Super Store! " E Now available on Home Video from your Video Super Store F jor FARRAH FAWCETT EXTREMITIES I shi " 1111 Li rr..Ti:5H3aHg' - ari for r 1 Farrah Fa wcett reprises f , . i . her critically acclaimed Off- - 1 f ' j , v Broadway stage role in one I J ' of the most dramatic r I , " .", - , performances of the year. 1 tt - Fawcett stars as a young X - : woman whose life is turned Vy7 " "I' upside down when she ' fi'!,' narrowly escapes the v J." ' S iU clutches of a brutal rapist. 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