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Show Page Twelve -- The Springville Herald - July 15, 1982 Church schedules adult conference The 1982 Utah Valley Multi-Region LDS Special Interest Single Adult Conference is scheduled for July 29, 30, 31 and August 1 on the campus of B r i gham Young University. Dances, displays, workshops and "spiritual feasts" will be part of the' four day meet. Speakers will include Elder Oscar W. Mc-Conkie, Mc-Conkie, regional representative of the LDS Church in the Provo, Edgemont and Provo North Regions; Elder Robert D. Hales, a member of the First Quorum of Seventy in the LDS Church; and Elder George P. Lee, a member of the First Quorum of Seventy. ,.' . Pre-registration must be completed by July 20. After that date, registration charges will increase. The theme of the conference is: "And the Lord called His people Zion, because they were of one heart and one mind, and dwelt in righteousness..." The group will meet at 6 p.m. Thursday, July 29 at Canyon Glen, one and a half miles up Provo Canyon, for a pot-luck dinner, program and sing-a-long. - Registration may be completed at this time. . On Friday, a survival class and easy hike will be taken at Aspen Grove. There will be a lands and peoples tour and a tour of the Bean Museum on the BYU campus. At 6:30 p.m., a western dinner chuck-a-rama buffet will take place along with square and round dancing. At 8 p.m., a play will be presented, "You Can't Take It With You." Conference goers may also attend sessions at the Provo LDS Temple that day. Saturday, registration will be taken beginning at 8 a.m. at the Kimball Tower with a general session at 8:30 a.m., also at the Kimball Tower. Workshops will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. A senior workshop and luncheon will be held at 11:30 a.m. at Edgemont South Stake; and a banquet will be in the Wilkinson Ballroom at K.J. Huff, son of Chuck ami Cindy Huff of West Valley City will celebrate his first birthday on July 21sl. His grandparents are Golden and Owen Huff of Springville and Floyd and Deon Craig of Orem. - 4 Jessica Knotts will celebrate her first birthday Saturday, July 17. She is the daughter of Kevin and Shellie Knotts of Springville. Her grandparents are Don and Kalhryn Tuttle of Springville and Roger and Delores Knotts of Spanish Fork. Her great-grandparents are Lamar and Marge G rone man of Springville, Neal and Enid Kershner of Spanish Fork, and Cliff and Yelha Taylor, Salt Lake Citv. 5:45 p.m. Elder Robert Hales is the speaker. The George Fisher band will play at the dance to follow. The play, "You Can't Take It With You", will be at 8 p.m. Elder Oscar W. Mc-Conkie Mc-Conkie will speak at Sacrament Services on Sunday, August 1 in the Ernest L. Wilkinson Center, at 9:30 a.m. There will be an open house from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. andfelder George P. Lee will speak at a 6 p.m. fireside to conclude the conference. Registration can be completed on Thursday evening at the canyon park on Friday evening at the dinner dance or on Saturday morning at the Kimball Tower on the BYU campus. Ramona Lystrup, 224-6849, may be contacted for further information. An arts and crafts display in the enclosed garden patio at the Wilkinson Center will give participants the opportunity to display (Ster. I ilf W ' ' their hobbies, including such things as paintings, photography, needlework, needle-work, weaving, ceramics, etc. There will also be a "tasters table" where favorite recipes may be shared. In another part of the patio, there will be a display of "survival ideas" to help participants par-ticipants prepare for emergencies in order to be self-sufficient. The workshop is sponsored by the Utah Valley Multi-Region LDS Special Interest council. Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men. Luke II 14 Private opinion is 'weak, but public opinion is almost omnipotent. Henry Ward Beecher Popular opinion is the greatest lie in the world. Carlyle JIf()0lp)Tr'(5)W wxt p! w help you get the most out of the use at home, Mountain Fuel is offering a Home Energy Evaluation program. Through this program, a highly trained Mountain Fuel Home Energy Advisor will inspect your home making specific recommendations on how you can reduce your home's energy consumption. con-sumption. Mountain Fuel's advisor will estimate the energy savings that may result from any major conservation measures you implement such as installing a new energy ener-gy efficient appliance, or adding insulation. The advisor will also explain low or no cost practices you can adopt to save energy, and money. 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To Request Your Home Energy Evaluation Clip the coupon and return it to the address below: I would like a Mountain Fuel Home Energy Advisor to come to my home home energy evaluation. NAME: ADDRESS: PHONE NUMBER:. BEST TIME TO CALL: (HOME) I UNDERSTAND WILL APPEAR ON MY FUEL BILL AFTER 'Provided my account is current. Signature Mail to: Conservation Programs Mountain Fuel Supply P.O.Box 1 1368 Salt Lake City, UT 84 139 iocretion needed irjftEi pesticides Some labeling, ' he laments, seems inteneded to keep people uninformed. unin-formed. A popular brand aerosol spray , that lists the unfamiliar complex chemcial names under active ingredients is an example. It does not tell the consumer that the pesticide might be one of the common household chemicals such as malathion, diasinon or Resmethrin. Roberts calls it poor taste that a few pesticide operators in the state advertise to control pest problems that exist in other parts of the country but not in Utah. He says there are plenty of pest problems to cope with in Utah without diverting people's attention and expenditures to pest controls that are not appropriate. Since the laws do not protect consumers from inadequate labeling or misleading advertising. Those who never retract their opinions love themselves more than they love truth. Joubert (HOME) THE COST FOR THIS SERVICE IS $15.00 AND Roberts says consumers themselves should be informed that such practices exist. They ' must exert more effort to obtain information that fits their situation. Fortunately the .large majority of pesticide labeling is pertinent and useful. The extension specialist emphasizes that the whole family of pesticides- insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, rodenticides animal repellants, disinfectants-are disinfectants-are effective and useful products when used properly. They . help plants grow, eliminate unwanted insect and animal pests, disinfect and sanitize the home. As required by law, labels on these products do contain specific instructions. in-structions. The label tells what a product is designed for and what it will do in the home, in the garden, and elsewhere. Check the manufacturer's manufac-turer's recommendations for rate of application, storage requirements, and methods necessary to dispose of the product as (WORK) THE EVALUATION IS well as its container. All of this information will help the user buy enough of the product, but riot too much, Roberts said: Elder Robert Ralph, recently returned. fronj the Seoul West .Jore Mission. His welcome home will be held,Julv 18, at 9 a.m. in the Springville 13th Ward, 900 East 200 North! Elder Ralphs is the son ; of Lee W. and Donna' Ralphs. b,,r .in So; frioH 0 4 to perform a I i J V J ' ! (WORK) r THIS AMOUNT I I ri i i COMPLETED. r - i i "rJ . V 4 I i I I i i I I i Date m ' t II |