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Show V WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- NEWS JOURNAL, SEPTEMBER 9, 1976 IS Connie Hough: Special Honor CONNIE recently returned Miss Connie Hough, former resident of Kaysville, is the recipient of a special achievement award from the District Office of Internal Revenue Service, Denver, to her home in Denver following a month long teaching assignment at the regional training center in Dallas, Tex., heading a team of instructors teaching tax law to taxpayer service from representatives Colo. THE CASH award was presented to Connie in recognition of her work as an instructor in the volunteer tax assistance program. This program, new to Colorado this year, was initiated to train volunteers in communities outside the metropolitan area who, in turn, help the elderly, the shut-inthe disabled and all others who for some reason cannot get help otherwise with their tax problems. throughout the region. Auditions for the touring company of Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew will be September 6 at 7 p.m. in the Cellar Theatre of Weber State Colleges Fine Arts Center. THE Taming of the Shrew is sponsored jointly by MECA, Ogdens com- munity arts organization, and Weber State Theatre. The company will tour local junior and highs community theatres, and then throughout the state. The company of 10 actors and technicians will perform during the fall and spring. Auditioners should come prepared with a ten line selection from a Shakes pearean comedy. Director The Linda Bishop said, script will be cut and directed to play to audiences who have not had experience with Shakespeare. High school and community actors are welcome to audition. FOR FURTHER information call extention 399-594- 403. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Hough, 791 E. Brookshire Drive, Kaysville, she is a graduate of Davis High School and attended Weber State College. s, CONNIE visited her parents this week before flying to San Francisco for a short vacation. I Sunset News Guests of the' James Dunaways over the weekend were Mrs. Dunaways brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Anderson of San Ber- Mrs. Calif., Dunaways parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.E. Anderson of Ogden and the new bride and groom Mr. and Mrs. Scott Dunaway who have just returned from Itahaca, N.Y., the new brides home. Scott and Ruth are in Provo for the beginning of school at BYU. nardino, Students who will serve as studentbody and class officers at Kaysville Junior High School are, to r, front, 8th grade class officers, Denise Daniels, secretary; Trudi Jeppson, vice president; Kelly Graves, president; back, studentbody officers, Allison Emery, secretary; Myron vice president; Keith Casdorph, Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Reymon of San Diego, Calif., have been in our area visiting with friends they made while lived in this area. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Cunnington of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fugate of Clearfield, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Read of Kaysville and Mr. and Mrs. H.G. Ham-mo- n of Sunset. On Saturday evening a no host dinner was held at Andys Chuck Wagon in their honor with about 16 friends attending. 1 SERVE AT KJHS Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Umpleby and family was Mr. and Mrs. Paul Otvos of Cupertino, Calif. They brought their son Rick to enroll him in Brigham Young University. Mrs. Otvos will be remembered as the former Mary McNally, president. mm The Dayle Jellings and their children, Ruth Ann, Jimmy, Matthew, Robbie, Amy and Megan have returned from a 6,000 mile trip leader in the First Ward, Nancy Ford as APYWMIA Laurel advisor. Sustained were Nancy Glauser as Relief Nursery leader, Nancy McCul'ock as evening Relief Society Educational Society which took them to Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan and Illinois where family and relatives live. They were away about a counselor, Debra Thompson as young adult Educational counselor in the combined First, Fifth Ward Young Adult Relief Society, Vicky month. Noreen Smith was released t. Mews as Relief Society nursery I tained president of the APYWMIA Laurel group. Sheryl Moore counselor and Becky Bums secretary. Jerry Smith and Noreen Smith were sustained Sunday School teachers. t The Revenue Sharing Bill reported this week by the Senate Finance Committee today received a generally favorable review from Senaa tor Jake Garn former mayor and one of the Senates leading proponents of revenue sharing. (R-Ut- ), BB Sandwich Barn FANTASTIC SANDWICHES Steak & Everything Pastrami And Many More CALL AHEAD - AVOID THE RUSH 825-29- 25 MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 11 a.m.9p.m. 140 No. Main Clearfield (2 Bldgs North of New Post Office) Leonard Arave has returned from a mission in Germany. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Arave. Released as Sunday School president in the Fourth Ward was Carl Trussell with Vern Williams first counselor, Lyle Johnson second counselor, Rita Garner and Jolene Williams were released as Sunday School teachers. Leland H. Florence was susSchool tained Sunday president, Lyle Johnson first counselor, Carl Trussell a Sunday School teacher. Ronald Peterson was released as secretary and advisor to the Priest quorum, Jeff Trussell sustained. Maurine Trussell and Ora Clayton were released as APYWMIA activity leaders. Rita Garner was sustained as first year Laurel advisor. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Neibaur of Provo, visited here with their, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Neibaur and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hampton. The Neibuars have just returned from a vacation in Southern Calif. They visited in San Diego with Willards sister and her husband Mr. and Mrs. Mike Enquist. Houseguests last week of Mrs. Dorothy Peterson was Mrs. Terry Raine and five children of Brea, Calif. Garn Generally Favorable To New Revenue Bill adult young counselor, Homemaking Kielie Lightfoot, Young Adult secretary, Cindy Green Young Adult Spiritual Living Class leader in the combined. Patty Williamson was sus- Jones, . Wilson of Kaysville. Mrs. Betty Kilfoyle underwent major surgeiy last week at McKay Hospital. IN ESSENCE, Garn said, present allocation formulas were maintained and at- tempts to attach more strings to the program were resisted. Specifically, the committee withstood an effort to use revenue sharing as a justification for imposing all federal regulations dealing with civil rights on state and local governments because these entities receive revenue Seantor sharing money, Garn said. OF COURSE, the whole idea of revenue sharing is to give money back to state and local governments so they can conduct their own business and fund their own programs free of inteference from the federal level. There will be other attempts to impose restrictions when the bill reaches the Senate floor after the Labor Day recess and I will fight every one of them. For over four decades the trend has been to take power and authority away from local and state governments and concentrate it at the federal level. It has been done with good intent, to help local governments solve the problems they face. But the fact is, it hasnt worked. Instead of local leaders, the ones closest to problems, being able to make decisions, they, have been told what to do by bureaucrats. IN ALL this taking away of power and authority from local governments, revenue sharing has been the one bright spot. It has been the one thing that has allowed local officials to provide their own answers to the difficulties facing their jurisdictions. The program should and must be free from as much Federal control as possible. If it is not, its whole purpose wili be defeated. I will not only vote to continue revenue sharing, but will resist any and all efforts to attach federal strings to it. Layton Rotary Meeting Seventeen members of the Layton Rotary Club met Wednesday at 12 noon for their regular dinner meeting at the Chateau dinning room. FOLLOWING dinner the enjoyed a Utah produced film titled, Not Like Other People. 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