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Show m IIIIIIIS s I! ' ' I ""lOv Igil& .A....::mxm:'m The Springville Utah North Stake Center will be dedicated this Sunday at 2: ltd p.m. Klder A. Theodore Tuttle will offer the dedicatory prayer. All stake . members are invited. North Stoke Center dedication service, conference Sunday Elder A. Theodore Tuttle of the First Quorum of the Seventy will attend the Springville Utah North Stake Quarterly Conference, Feb. 10th and 11th. All meetings will be in the newly completed Stake House at 4th North 4th East in Springville. Elder Tuttle will offer the dedicatory prayer in the dedication of the new Stake House. The following meetings will be carried out under his direction: Saturday, February 10, a meeing will be held in the stake president's office from 2:30 -4 p.m. Saturday. Those to attend: at-tend: stake presidency, executive secretary and stake clerk. " A' Stake Priesthood Leadership Meeting will be held Saturdav from 4 - 6 p.m. in the stake house chapel. Those to attend: stake presidency, executive secretary,; stake clerks, high council, high priest group leaders and assistant group leaders, and secretaries, seventies presidents and group leaders, elders quorum presidencies' and secretaries, patriarch, ward bishoprics, ward executive secretaries and ward clerks. The . Stake Conference Saturday evening session will be held from 7 - 9 p.m. in the stake house chapel. The theme of this meeting will "Follow me, and do the things which ye have seen me do." ( 2 Nephi 31-: 31-: 12). All adult stake and ward priesthood and auxiliary officers and their spouses should attend. The Sunday . morning session of conference on Feb. 11 will held from 10 a.m. -12 noon. Everyone is invited. The dedication of the " new Stake House will take place at 2:30 p.m. Elder A. Theodore Tuttle will offer the dedicatory prayer. , All stake members are invited. Elder A. Theodore Tuttle, a President of the First Quorum of the Seventy, was called to this position October 1, 1976. He was called as a member of the First Council of Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in April 1958. He was an educator by profession, serving as supervisor of seminaries and institute teacher. He is" presently zone Adviser of the Utah Zone. Elder Tuttle served as president of the missions in South America from 1961 to 1965, with headquarters in Uruguay. He also served as resident Area Supervisor of the Andes Area with headquarters in Quito, Ecuador and supervised missions in Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia and Venezuela. , ' He has received a Distinguished Service Award from Brigham Young University. While there, he was a member of Blue Key National Honorary service fraternity, was president of Delta Phi Fraternity, and in his senior year was selected as the out- standing student in religion at Brigham Young University. His leadership ability has been marked by continuous positions of responsibility in the Church. He was a student leader in his youth. He served a mission in the Northern States from 1939-1941. During World War II,. Elder Tuttle served as a Marine line officer in the Pacific Theater. He attended at-tended Snow College. He received his bachelor of arts degree from Brigham Young University in 1943, and in 1949 was awarded his master of arts degree from Stanford University. He-' has done further graduate work at the University of Utah. Elder Tuttle was born in Manti, Utah, on March 2. 1919. r "First Security Bank'ot Utah, N.A. First Security Bank of Idaho, N.A. He married the former Marne Whitaker. They are the parents of seven children. Elder A. Theodore Tuttle . Faith is the continuation con-tinuation of reason. William Adams Oft With the Advantage, your checking money can stay in statement state-ment savings earning 5 continuous interest until you write a check. Then, it's transferred automatically to maintain your checking balance at the level you set. You never have to worry about being overdrawn. And the Advantage can cost you little or nothing, depending on the combined averaae balance of both your checking accounts. There are more advantages that come with The new wa ,0 bank ,hat pu,s you in con,ro1 01 your money- this service, too. t Another Aduantage. The First security Banning Card that lets you use your chectiing account anywhere you see the blue, white and gold Visa sign. ' i,t 1 III First First Local girls on Ricks honor roll The Fall semester honor roll at Ricks College included 817 students. Students getting 3.5 grade point average or above for the semester, . taking at least 14 hours of classwork, are named to the honor roll. Ricks College is the largest privately-owned two-year college in the United States and is owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon). Enrollment last Fall was 6,2000. Honor students include: Jackie Lowe of Mapleton, and Judy Isaacson, of Springville. Mark B. Gillies, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bonner K. (lillies has been tailed to serve an LDS Mission to the Norway Oslo .Mission. His farewell will be held on Sunday February 1 1 at 4 p.m. in the Springville Stake (enter Chapel, 245 South liOO East. He will ruler the Mission Training Center on February 22. Thou shouldst not decide until thou hast heard what both have to say. Aristophanes What is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. Knglish Proverb DDEs elnKssCsDiraa). It looks like a credit card, and is accepted as readily. But the funds are simply deducted from your checking account. You receive a copy of the transaction, so you can deduct it from your account register. It's the easiest way to use your checking account at home or away. And soon, the Banking Card will be your key to First Security Automated Teller Machines. The Advantage can also include Check Protection Plus, visa credit card, a combined monthly descriptive statement state-ment of all your banking activity, and even reduced rates on installment loans. Check into it today. Security State Bank, Salt Lake Security Bank of Orem, N.A. February 8, 1979 David Ray Montague earns commendation Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Bingham, parents of David Ray Montague, who was promoted to Signalman Third Class in the United States Navy Jan. 16, 1979, have received a letter of commendation from their son's commanding officer. of-ficer. Joseph C. Strasser, Commanding Officer USS O'Callahan, San Francisco, Fran-cisco, stated, "I am writing to tell you of the superior efforts of your son during O'Callahan's recent Defense Nuclear Surety Inspection in late November 1978. "Dave's personal efforts ef-forts and overall contributions con-tributions to the preparations and highly successful results of this vital and difficult inspection in-spection were especially noteworthy "As commanding officer of-ficer I take particular pride that men of such calibre are serving with me in these demanding times. Dave's professionalism and dedication to the highest levels of excellence say much for his personal values and are character traits worthy of emulation by all members mem-bers of my crew. It is a pleasure to be associated with such responsible and dedicated men as Dave and I wanted you to know that his long hours of effort and dedication, frequently at the expense of his personal time, were not taken for granted." Commander Strasser further cited David for his "superior performance of duty during the period 29-30 29-30 November, 1978, when the USS O'Callahan successfully completed a Defense Nuclear Surety inspection." . He said, "Of significance was the fact that this rigorous and gSQDI?0G!7 M151u1lGE5iaJ and statement savings Members City, Utah First Security State Bank of Ogden First Security State Bank of Kaysville demanding intra-service inspection was completed without any major of limiting deficiencies, with the ASROC Guard performance per-formance portion of the inspection evaluated as outstanding. "That O'Callahan was able to complete this demanding inspection in such a superior manner can be directly attributed to your long hours of study, your individucal professionalism and your considerable personal sacrifice of liberty hours. "Your conscientious efforts over the past twelve months and your dilligence and professionalism in preparing for this inspection in-spection in particular Klder Skyler Smith, son of Marion and Kenee Smith of Springville, has been called to serve in the Venezulea Caracas Mission. His farewell will be Sunday, February II, in the Springville First Ward at 1 p.m. He enters the Mission Training Center on February 15. He will be feted at an open house at the home of his parents on Saturday, February 10, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. FDIC if, ''.'.'' . "' ,' Vf. .'.' I 1 David Kay Montague have clearly shown that you are a true professional in every sense of the word. You are to be commended for unselfishly putting forth your extra effort and going that extra mile. Performance such as your goes far in ensuring the overall readiness of this command and the preparedness of our Navy. Well Done." Signalman Montague joined the Navy two years ago and has since earned his high school diploma, in addition to his other duties. New wildlife film released "Wildlife Habitat and The Hunter" is an excellent, ex-cellent, new 25 minute color motion picture produced by Federal 'Cartridge Corporation. Prints are available from Federal Cartridge Corporation, Cor-poration, 2700 Foshay Tower, Minneapolis, Minn. 55402 for $80 each. First Security Bank ol Murray, N.A. First Security Bank ol Logan, N.A. Retired women sought A researcher at the Utah State Historical Society would like to talk or correspond with women who worked in Utah before World War II. Women who held all kinds of jobs-office, sales, manufacturing, the professions, domestic service, and other em-ployment-as well as self-employed self-employed women are being sought. Participants will be asked to fill out a brief questionaire detailing various aspects of their work experiences. All replies will remain confidential if desired. For a copy of the questionnaire, call Miriam Murphy at the Utah State Historical Society, 533-6024, or write to her at the Society, 307 West Second South, Suite 1000, Salt Lake City, Utah 84101. Natural gas consumption up The prolonged bitter cold that existed throughout January resulted in Mountain Fuel Supply Company's firm customers using about 40 percent more natural gas than they used during January 1978. During January 1979, Mountain Fuel delivered to its firm customers approximately 15.5 billion cubic feet of gas. During January 1978, firm customers used approximately ap-proximately 11.1 billion cubic feet. A similar situation occurred the previous month. Firm customers used 14.1 billion cubic feet in December 1978, compared com-pared to 10.2 billion cubic feet in December 1977. First Security Bank of Rock Springs, First Security State Bank of Helper Section Two Arden lljorth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul lljorth, has been called to serve in the California Arcadia Mission lor the LDS Church. His farewell will be held Sunday, February 11, at 3:30 p.m. in the Second Ward Chapel. Klder Steven Dale Bliss has received his mission call to the Missouri Independence Mission. son of Mr. anil Mrs. Blaine N. Bliss of .Mapleton, his farewell will be Feb. II at 5 p.m. at the church, :il West Maple. lie will enter the .Mission Training Center Feb. 15. Wyo. |