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Show Citizen, Press. Review - Wed., pri '7 nsx is Sign up now to bike for Diabetes Assoc. T h e A in c r c.i 11 I ) ;i he cs Association is sponsoring its seventh ;innii;il Hike Hide tor I'Kibctcs to lie held on S;iturl;i. U;iy 7. The Hi kt Hide, sponsored bv Inlermounlain Health Care and .('Ml, will lake place in Mount il'iil. I'.rinham City. Layton. Logan. ''H'len. Price. Provo and Salt Lake City. Distances vary from 2.1) miles lo 14 (i miles. Hiders sign up individuals and businesses to sponsor their ride based on completed distance or may contribute a Hat pledge. Depending upon the amount of money raised, an individual can win prizes ranging Irorn a Kike Hide to an Apple I1C Personal Computer System. (1 the proceeds. 2." percent will go lo the national office of the American Diabetes Association to fund research. The remaining 7r percent will finance programs in the state of Utah. For those interested in par-ticipating in the 1988 Bike Hide or would like to make a donation to the I'lah Affiliate, please phone PERSONALS HELP WANTED .BIRTHDAY Ofo i A WONDERFUL FAMILY EX-PERIENCE! Australian. (mopean. Scandinavian high school ex change sturnK arriving in August. Become a host family lor American inleicultural student exchange Call 800 SIBLING SLIMLINE. Losing 35 pounds in jiist 30 days is veiy exciting. Newly developed Doctoi Recommended program that is guaranteed lo work Call SLIMLINE 842 3637 MEDITREND DIET PATCHES. Money-bac- guarantee. Available immediately. 785 4399. after 4 p m I HAVE THE APPETITE PATCH that works! and plenty in supply Ian. 785 2943 DEBTS TOO HIGH? Pay them oil avoidably through Chapter 13 bankruptcy. For tree information, call EMBRY & ASSOCIATES. Attorneys. 756 3630 Also ask about our plain English LIVING TRUSTS. PATCH NOT WORK? 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Call Trudy after 3 p.m. . Anyone interested in selling Avon, call Kalyn. Business Opportunity Join one of the most rapidly growing companies in the world! This Wednesday, in the basement of the Senior Citizen's Center in American Fork, may be the most remarkable lecture you will ever attend. So be there! Learn about the exciting products offered by Images: Grow your own hair back Tanning without the sun Repairing wrinkles Losing cellulite Learn how you can profit from these tried and tested products. Come to the Senior Citizen Center, 54 E. Main. American Fork. Wednesday. April 27. at 7 p.m. Bring a friend. You'll be glad you did! EQUIPMENT FOR HUE Is dump truck, trencher, rock posthole digger, chain sa field welding and latc Reasonable rates, trades sidered. Call Craig at KM HEALTH-BEAUT-SUNRIDER PRODUCTS. composition analysis $50 purchase. JANITORIAL SERVICES JANITORIAL SERVICES also cleaning. Dependable perienced. Reasonable 3516. 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LOCAL H0USEPAINTER g,es la J gSteed 785 3S46 '"il "lienor or cxtptiot ol X-J-i fl T " l: I" II Kll t, ,,,hu,, H 1B I K PAINTING, OUTSIDE & INTERIOR. V-- BJ WASHBURN i SNS ' liee sTl' " eslunales N,,w 0r ieionh'"8 work Call bH 4lt 5 J' estimate 785 0416 Kids' art sought for new hospital Imagine! A drawing by a creative grade schooler is reproduced as a permanent by wall mural in the Intermountain West's leading children's hospital. And there's room for as many as 10 of these murals. Numerous wall and carpet tiles, to acknowledge donors, will also be created by children for children. The art will be selected from entries submitted by children for display in the new Primary Children's Medical Center now under con-struction on Salt Lake City's east bench. Hospital planners emphasized that this is a hospital for children, and what better way to help kids feel comfortable than to be surrounded by cheerful art created by students their own ages. Youngers eligible for a contest to select art for the new regional hospital are competing from throughout the Intermountain West, including those in the Alpine District. The hospital has initiated a contest for elementary students in Utah school districts. The hospital is working with PTA groups in running the competition. Entrants are being asked to submit their drawings for the murals on white art paper, 12' j x 10 inches. Art for the carpet or donor wall tiles should be submitted on square white art paper 7 by 7 in-ches. Mrs. Dwan J. Young, chairman, said youngsters should use their full imaginations to come up with ideas: a favorite place or thing, animals, flowers, a nature scene, sports, a favorite activity, the circus, an ice cream store, anything that makes them happy. Mrs. Young said: "The carpet tiles and donor wall tiles will be designed from pictures represen-ting letters of the alphabet. For example, they can enter a drawing of an airplane or apple or anteater for the letter A. or a cat for the letter C. "Recognition of the young artists will endure with the hospital," she said. "The name of the artists and the schools will be engraved on plaques near the wall murals and tile wall with the original art framed lor the school to display along with a plaque. All winning artists will receive a medal. In addition, one art piece from each district will be framed for hanging." Students have until April 29 to give their art with entry form to their teachers or mail to Primary Children's. Pictures may be colored with paint, markers or crayons, and students may enter only one drawing. Brochures about the contest with entry blanks and paper have been delivered to each participating school district for distribution. C ' QS0I X - .... ' It" , "'' ... turn .m '? ' i 1 r 1 Jorgen Olesen, owner of Liberty Deli. Liberty Deli opens ; offers custom sandwiches Liberty Deli &' Grill, 91 E. 100 North, American Fork, is one of American Forks' newest businesses. Open Monday through Thursday from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. and from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, owner Jorgen Olesen provides customers a good selection of cold cuts and cheese or you can order breakfast or a sandwich. There is also ice cream, cold drinks, salads, donuts, pies and cheesecake available to complete the meal. The "sidewinder special" features three meats and one cheese, or you can have the "Hoagie special" the "Burger special or a "Reuben." Also popular with customers is the "Hungry Man Deal" and the "Kiddie Meal." Olesen says there are 12 different cold cuts and 4 cheeses to choose from Deserts include donuts. Baklava. pies, and cheesecake. You can either stay, relaxing at one of the booths - there's seating for 24 - or take it with you. They deliver free for your home or office party with a $20 minimum order, You can contact them at Olesen says he started in the "deli" business five years ago when he was employed in a sandwich shop in New York, working there for three years before moving with his family to Utah. He had a "couple ot jobs" working in restaurants belore deciding to start go into business for himself Forest Service seeks senior volunteers The Uinta National Forest has announced several openings in then-Senio- r Community Service Em-ployment Program for 1988 According to spokeswoman Loyal Clark. "Applicants must meet a low income criteria, be 55 years or older, and in good physical con-dition. This is a good opportunity for retirees to share their skills with the Forest Service." The SCSEF program has enabled the Forest Service to take ad-vantage ol the invaluable skills the older worker has to offer. SC-SE-employees now working on the forest come from a variety of the job market. Carpenters, welders, mechanics, and clerical workers have joined the ranks of forest professionals. Positions available will be on the Pleasant Grove Ranger District. Individuals interested in applying or who would like more information should call Lyle Lyon, Pleasant Republican Women Grove Ranger District, set spring luncheon Jackie Nokes will be the guest speaker at the Annual Spring Luncheon for the Utah Cnuntv Republican Women. Jackie, known for her many year--a-a popular television and radio personality, presently serves as the Director of Expositions al the Utah li Mcllf or' v v nv. l.i U.i " hi' ha lln mil" i' in' ' 'ri'li 'air ii ' h- 'ah 'a licy n ' 'nllcyr Tin' Mini' vi I! in !.! ,,nil 'li ke'- - iv si For Mrki"- - 'II" IPni'i' nlnniiallMl i' 'i a ii lev I'd', 'til", ir ai !"u ' ' |