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Show m mil The LEADER Thursday, February Tremonton. Utah Local Group Sees Film by John Birch Society; Speaker Heard 25, 1965 About 30 people attended a film presentation of The John Birch Society Friday at the home of Dr. R. Wendell White. Gam E. Lewis, state for the Society, commented on the film and answered questions. REPORTS from CAPITOL UILL By Representative D. B. GREEN I fed that much was accomwith plished in our meeting the ItUiho stale legislature, relative to truck and boat between the t w o states. Other legislation which pass- ed the House was distributing the ' cent sales tax on a population basis, in place of the point of origin. return This would cities and counties about per capita. This bill has been a very hotly contested issue and may run into trouble in the Senate. All bills not acted upon by last Friday were assigned to shifting committees, who determine the legislation that will come before the house. This of course, is controlled by the major party, and they can determine the type of legislation that will be conto $9.00 sidered. In the House, some of the more important legislation that will make its appearance very soon are income tax, school bills, changing the support to public schools. There are several of these bills entered and it is my opinion that the Governor's bill will get the nod, due to the controlled sifting committee. From now on, only the most win De imponum legislation two thirds of the session over, two of the Governor's major bills have passed one of each of the Houses. The bonding has proposal passed the House - The school finance bill, the Senate. These should be considered by the respective houses this week. The increase in income tax will be up this week. It is expected to run into considerable opposition by those who ' only pay property tax on a home or car. People fail to realize that property tax on farms and businesses taxes one means of while most making a living people do not have their ability or means of making a living taxed. I want to thank the many hundreds who wrote relative to the limitation on property tax. This proposition failed to receive the necessary 23 vote. It was opiwsed primarily by a colition block in the House who, up until now, have had control. Student fees in colleges were increased, especially for out of state students on a percent of cost basis ranging from 45' in the smaller schools to 75' in the larger schools. Contrary to the impression given in the platform of the Democratic party, Mr. Lewis demonstrated conclusively that The John Birch Society is the " psl With Visiting over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Castleton in Tremonton were Mr and Mrs Oarv Castletnn and daughter, Amy, of mento, Calif. Sacra-discusse- Mrs. Carol Borup reminds customers of Carl & Don's Market of the closing of the six weeks Mustang Sweep- stakes contest. The last weekly en tries must be postmarked or deposited at the store by March 12, with the contest closing March 19. Fielding Wins Division Meet, Region Playoff Starts Mon. The final playoff in Division M. Men basketball ended Tuesday night with Fielding defeating Brigham City 9th Ward 65 to 57 for championship. Other final scores in the senior division were Brigham 16th 50, Malad 46. 59, Honeyville 14 Thatcher-Penros- 44. e Thatcher-Penros- and Perry e the coveted sportsmanship trophy. In the junior division Brigham City 15th nosed out Belmont 63 to 61. Tremonton 3rd won from Brigham 3rd, 56 to 48. Mantua downed Garland won 2nd, 48-4- Communism, and is probably the most effective and powerful, in exorganization istence. Mr. Lewis said that one of of the the main objectives Society is to spread the truth as rapidly as possible, about the urgent need in this country to take a stand against the Comhuinist menace; that we are rapidly losing our freedom, and are about to wake up to the find we finally security so many of us seek as a Communist slave, which we thought could not happen of arch-enem- y Sportsmanship tro- Ward phies went to Belmont and Brigham 3rd. Region Play Starts The junior tournament begins next Monday at the Box Elder Junior High School with Bel mont meeting Roy 4 at p.m. Tremonton 3rd will Roy 1st at 9:45. In the senior division ing will meet Plain City day night at 8:30. There has been a dual 'siting Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kldon Leavitt of Cornish were Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Summers of Tremonton. V have here. Mrs. Duane Wells, of Promontory, spoke from the audience and quoted President McKay of the L.D.S. Church as saying; "members of the church are free to join the John Birch Society, or any anti - communist organization, but the church is not to be used for increasing membership in any of various idealogies." Gary Johnson Takes Part In Air Strike Aviation Ordnanceman Third Class -- Gary L. Johnson, USN, son of Phil Johnson of Tremonton, participated in the re- air str" taliatory . operations Feb. 7. againai ..orth Viet Nam while serving aboard the atj tack aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea, operating with the U. S. Seventh Fleet in the South China Sea. . One of the doctors in attendance who wished to remain anonymous, contributed $50.00 to purchase John' Birch literature, which he said was to be placed in the Tremonton Public Library, and the Bear River High School Library. Navy aircraft took off from USS carriers the aircraft Ranger, Coral Sea and Hancock. Of the carrier aircraft, Communist bar49 attacked racks and staging areas near Meetings of the Society are open to the public, and anyone desiring information may phone in Brigham City. By Joseph Stumpht Jr., 625 No. 1st East Brigham City. Utah Pilots reported seeing heavy fires and smoke and substantial damage to military targets in the area--. 723-395- Dong Hoi about 100 miles north South of the border between and North Viet Nam. 6:00 meet FieldTuestourn- ament played at Brigham City to accommodate the many teams entered in this area. Be ready with a generous contribution when one of your neighbors, serving as a Heart Fund volunteer, call at your home during the weekend of Heart Sunday, February 21. Give a warm welcome to your Heart Fund volunteer when she rings your doorbell on the weekend of Heart Sunday, February 21. Then make a generous contribution to her for your own heart and for every heart you love. 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