| Show Millard mayors want government cut No federal program is too sacred to be left untouched by or any other reduction plan according to an overwhelming majoriOrrin Hatch’s 393 ty of Senator member Utah Task Torce The Utah Senator said 63 percent of those responding to the survey said all federal programs should be cut some more than others ‘‘I wish the thinking of these locally elected officials was shared more in Congress where the responsibility lies to drastically trim programs and bring our budget back into balance" said Hatch One respondent even suggested that the federal funding program to states and local governments allows wasteful spending While a near unanimous number of task force members agreed that all federal programs must be closely scrutinized and trimmed there was no clear majority opinion on exactly how much to cut Most of the remaining task fotce members arc satisfied with the approach the budget reduction plan is taking Delta Mayor Ruth Hansen said while cuts should be made in the federal budget great care must be taken not to hurt people who are already hurting in today's system "I'm not too about because it hurts those who have been carrying the load all along" Cuts in the budget need to be consistent according to illmore Mayor Keith Gillins “We ought to cut all think the' including welfare cuts ought to be all inclusive and cut all piograms not just some of them” Senator Hatch said his task force members expressed very strong opinions on wilderness designations in the state Nearly 80 percent said federal lands should have multiple use rather than tie up any more area for wilderness "It is my hope that we can plan for wilderness that will benefit not only ourselves but perhaps more importantly our posterity" Hatch continued "I strongly feel that we need to look at the economic social and recreational energy development impacts in order to get the ‘big picture’ and thereby facilitate drawing up a long term wilderness plan for the state "The ultimate objective of this approach is to provide the people of Utah with incredible beauty and wildlife in the form of pristine wilderness improved recreational facilities and the needed energy and mineral resources essential to the increasing demand to Utah’s population" Mayor Gillins said Southern Utah has enough wilderness without setting any more aside "One of the reasons we have forest fires is because of the characteristics of wilderness would rather have livestock eat the dry forage than let it burn up in a forest fire” Hansen favors the Mayor multiple use concept of our public lands The information Senator Hatch gathers from these public officials through twice a year meetings and surveys is vital to how he votes in Congress “Their input is most helpful because they represent important views held by count on their supmy eonsituency port in this way” Hatch concluded services moves to new offices Spouse abuse data sought in national study The Department of Social Services Office of Recovery Services (ORS) will be moving Friday July 25 1986 into its renovated offices at 150 West North Temple Recovery Services currently located at 3195 South Main will be closed on Friday July 25 The office will be back in operation at the new location Monday July 28 1986 Recovery Services is the collection atm of Social Services This year for the 7th year in a row they were number one in the country in child support collections They are also responsible for collections welfare as well as collections for other selected agencies Clients who wish to make payments for child support or other debts to the agency can still do so Payments may be mailed to the regular mailing adress: PO Box 15400 Salt I ake City Utah 84115 or walk-ipayments may be made on July 25 at 150 W North TemOffice ple 4th Tloor Administration Clients needing help for purposes other than payments will need to make appointments This will assure they visit the right location According to John Abbott Recovery Services Director "We anticipate the in Salt move will center operations ake County and enhance delivery of services to clients We are taking adweekend of the long by movvantage ing at this time It will minimize the time the office will be out of service to our cjients” The move will relocate almost 200 employees their equipment and several thousand case records The US Attorney General has identified family iolenee as one of the most critical problems in the United States today and Salt Fake County is no ception A nationwide study is currently being conducted by a research team from Brigham Young University School of Social Work and California in State cooperation with the Salt Lake YWCA Salt Lake City and its surrounding area has been randomly selected as one of twelve communities to participate in this study Though the incidence of domestic abuse is high women also place a high value upon marriage and family relationships as well as safety issues For this reason many women remain in abusive situations a long time and try a number of methods to end the abuse This summer a study is underway to determine what strategies these abuse victims have tried and what results they have had Were they able to end abuse and remain with their spouse or was separation necessary? How were they able to stop the violence? If you have been physically abused by your spouse in the past but have not been abused for at least one year the research team asks you to share these experiences with them Victims both those still living with a formerly abusive spouse and those who have left the relationship to end the violence are urged to assist in this study All replies are completely To participate or for more information please contact Shauntelle at Recovery ANNUAL SUTHERLAND Dora Rose Ph: Ph: Mrs Eugene were visited by brother Mrs Newel Cahoon from Logan They also visited in Deseret with Fon and Stella Hawley Stella is another sister On Saturday August 9 Nayon Young and Stella Hawley and Amidy Hersh traveled to Logan where they met Amidy’s parents and sisters Bruce and Halley Hersh and girls Kacie and ID Amidy Brooks from Rexburg returned home with her family after having visited with grandparents for a month David Rose returned home after having a stay at the Aquatic trainDav id ing at the Schofield Scout Camp taught lunoeing boating and sevcial other things required for the Scout’s merit badges Lorayne and Tony Alldredge and children from Mesa AZ are visiting with folks Max and lauiel Johnson They look a lovely program into the and Extended Care today Thursday at night they sang three or four songs for the Sutherland Second Ward Relief Society Fashion Show and Back to School days The Sutherland 2nd Ward Fashion Show was very well done Julie Johnson was in charge of the fashion which involved presenparticipation tations from babies being carried to one beautiful wedding grandmothers dress fashioned by the lovely Dianne Fowles George daughter of Jack and Zoe Fowles There were several small girls wearing dresses of ruffles frills and lace made by Virginia Lyman A group of high school girls sang two ot three songs The luncheon was very and very luscious well prepared JuVene Porter was the chairman of the food committee Others were in charge which were lovely of the decorations Dave and Lori Johnson made a trip to Provo They returned late at night on Thursday All of us in the area mourn the loss of the ones who were taken in the fatal accident that occured last week Wc send our deepest sympathy to all concerned and to all the Hepworth family and all who have lost their loved ones It will be a relief when all of the fields have been burned and the smoke will be eliminated from the night air Sometimes wc wonder where thoughts come from and how we can control thoughts is essential to controlling all we are ever likely to become and everything we are about to be He who persists in saying that he cannot help what he does If we cannot help what we think or what we do we obviously could not be trusted under any conceivable circumstances We can turn our attention to a particular train of thought at a particular The answer to acquiring time knowledge to developing talent to proving skills is to choose to think what we should think to choose to constructive purposes and not to be physically present and mentally absent What we shall be we are becoming We need always to understand that we have to control ourselves our thoughts and and our every actions utterances intent School has started for the principals Melvin and Carmen Hepworth retui to the workshop prior to teaching the students Sarah Fowles and Barbara Lazenby made a trip to the Uba Dam where they met with other members of the fami- 1 Dear Aunt Sally There has been a lot of company at the home of Ila and Milan Jacobson and Mutiel Ha’s brother Sam Lemon from Covina CA Jake and Claudia Romero and their daughter Christina from West Jordan Steve and Alice Nielson and family from Tooele and Becky Skougard and children from Delta Jan und Shauna Mitchell from Price have been here for a week with their grandparents Alden and Erma Nielson They arc the daughters of Kathy and Maik Mitchell Dave and Donna Choules from Arcadia CA are here visiting her parents Winston and Mary Jean Nielson Chris Nieman is home from his mission He is the son of Connie Nieman and the grandson of Jim and Lillian arson I ouisc Nielson and her son Eddie and grandson Justin from Roy were here for church Sunday Louise said the rest of their family were in the canyon camping Mrs Jerry Anderson were visiting with his parents Chris and Asa Anderson Mike and Valerie Hill and daughter have been visiting in Ephraim with her parents Amber Finlinson was here with her Bruce and Veniece grandparents Lovell Rebecca Pratt received word of a new granddaughter born to her son Jim and Carolyn Pratt Vern and Clara Nielson and their ly They love the sandy banks and beach there We received a lovely letter picture and a Book of Mormon written in Chinese from missionary George Henrie He is doing great in the mission field A touch of fall in the air confirms our realization that summer is just about over that fall is approaching rapidly and that winter is just around the corner We may all feel though as Robert Browning stated “God’s in His Heavens and all’s right with the world" Lori and Rendon Hughs from Cedar City were here for Stephanie’s farewell meeting on Sunday Lori and her baby daughter were guests with their mother to the fashion show There were ten members of the Hepworth family who attended mother funeral June sons Hepworth’s Lester Melvin and Harold daughters Grace Hiatt Ray Woolsy Thola Bernice Palmer Thola Kolan Roma Zeller and Beth Applegate A huge crowd was significant of Mrs many friends Today Au 21 1914 - Visiting at the home of Ruth Steele Saturday was her sister Bonnie and Garff Maxfield Mrs Lucille Stapley of Phoenix AZ and her daughter aurel Gooch and two children and Mr Moyle Dorious all of Salt Lake City They were all in Delta to attend the Stapley reunion Moyle same to visit old friends and see his old home tow n Moyle is a music teacher in Salt ake and he has played his tiumpet lor H years in the 24th of July Parade m Salt ake City He visited with Violet Snow Mrs Bird and had dmnei at ed's Cafe also 100 people attended the Stapley reunion at White Sage and enjoyed a good visit together Mrs Kay Bassett visited in Delta Sunday with parents Mr s W in Bassett and neighbors and friends Sister Verdella Adams visited in Delta Monday and Tuesday with famiand Aicliie and ly members ddys Barben Veidella entered the mission training center in Provo on Wedneswill leave immediately toi hei day She mission in San Bernardina CA toi : Verdella Adams and her years Evan Maxfield and 3 Mrs daughter children enjoyed dinnei with Mi s Kenneth Adams in Sutherland on Tuesday evening met Barbie Shari Long Kayleene Wood Betty Rae Tucker Shirley Lovell Rosalie Call So good visiting was enjoyed by all and eating out was in honor of Barbara Black’s birthday Barbara spend a couple of days with her parents Mrs Ladd Black repott two new grandsons born August 15 Parents ate Kelley and Lora Black and Bob and Shari I ong all of Orem Natalie Call of Bountiful visited a day with grandparents eRoy and Martha Anderson Then she took her aunt Shirley to Ogden to see her new grandchild Cody son of Doug and Rhonda ovell ittle Alisha is very happy lot a new brother Shirley also visited with the Russell Lovell family Ranee’ Anderson who has been tending CSU in Cedar City this summer took her daughters Jamie Kellie Bobbie and friend Caralee Allred down for her last week of schooling Marion Anderson Mai ion Ray Btian Justin and Mathew had good luck fishing at Beaver Ml Mrs Marion Anderson served dinner to guests Randy Carolyn Dereck and Daniele Hutton John and Deanne Knight and Martha and eRoy Anderson The Huttons are returning to Calif to live They will be gieatly missed as close as yournr dealeir Get fantastic clearance deals on Mitsubishi-buil- t Plymouth imports Plus 55 Annual Percentage Rate Financing on selected Colt models! 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