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Show Page IS. THE pal" TIMES. September LEADER-GARLAN- 30. 1976 Eat Gsrfad Wcy transferred to Tucson, Ariz, and departed on Thursday. Mrs. Richard Petersen and County Chorus drove to Bear River City and attended an open house for another member, Mrs. Carrie Chris-tense- n. They were Mabel Hansen, organist, Merla Larson, chorister, Voylet Grover, Aleen Sutherland and Essie Peterson. Family Hunts ' ! PineNuts The Relief Society is holding its Opening Social Friday evening in the Cultural Hall with their husbands as special guests. It will convene at 7:30 p.m. with a supper and program to foll- , Lisa, of Fielding visited Mrs. Sorensen Sunday. Mrs. Reta Sorensen visited relatives in Salt Lake City on Friday. Mrs. Hannah Davis had several callers during the week; Mrs. George Daniels and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Archibald of Malad, Mrs. Reed Durham and 3 children and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Smith of Salt UkeGty.0 V Simm Sunday Mrs. Ruby came Hull and Mrs. Harriet from Ogden. Mrs. Ronald Davis' grandmother accompanied Mrs A A. Bissett of Cardston,m Alberta, Canada and at tne spending the week Davis home. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Coombs went to Dietrich, Idaho Sunday and attended a missionary farewell tor one of Gayla's friends. ow. By Mr. and Mrs. Reed Wood Essie Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Leon Andersen and family spent the weekend in the Gear Creek area, hunting pine nuts. : The family of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Grover joined them last Sunday to help Orval celebrate his birthday ' anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hansen were in Salt Lake City last Sunday and attended the missionary farewell of a grandson, Jeff Hansen, who was leaving for Sweden. Mrs. Ellen Nielsen and Mrs. LaVere Brough of Garland spent Wednesday with Mrs. Ruth Holman. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nielsen of Idaho Falls visited last Saturday with Mrs. and family of West Jordan spent the weekend here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shaffer and family are living with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shaffer until their beautiful home is completed. Mrs. Lititia Sorensen got word that her son and family, the Allen Sorensens, formerly of Bountiful were Enjoy Helping Others? Relabel MMad Pttpb esd Ihturn MbrisBsrisi Needed fern Ft Tfcne 2,O0O.GO a month Pert Tfcie CO.G0 a month Cc9 Jefcn Deters ; .ESSIE PETERSON of East Garland painstakingly created this bicentennial quilt. The quilt won a second place ribbon at the Utah State Fair and was selected along with four other quilts to represent the disrict, comprised of Cache, Rich and Box Elder counties, in a special bicentennial quilt competition. Methodists Share World Communion This Sunday morning, the service of World Wide Communion will be shared at the To Community United Methodist Church, 207 North Tre-moStreet, Tremonton, at nt Seniors Plan Many Activities Things are busy at the Bear River Valley Senior Center in Tremonton. A variety of tours are in the works, including the fall foliage tour, a trip to Logan to see The Carpenters, a Rose Parade trip in December and a winter visit to Yellowstone in 11 a.m. This service will be held by millions of Christians throughout the world as a way of recognizing a common allegiance to the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Everyone is invited to share in this service. Church School is held every Sunday morning at the church at 9:30 a.m. WEATHER 23 24 25 26 76 77 76 Sept. Sept. Sept. 70 Sept. 48 Sept.27 73 49 Sept. 28 75 46 Sept. 29 76 Weather courtesy of Sugar Co. Garland, Utah. Every Sunday morning the religious radio program, "The Methodist Hour" is presented at 8 a.m. on station KBUH. Sponsored by the Community United Methodist Church, this program includes interviews of notable persons who have found deep meaning in their experiences of the Christian Faith. A congregational meeting will be held at the church, Wednesday evening, October 6, 7:30 p.m. Everyone interested in the program and activities of the Com- 'Lid' EZerr 49 49 4ft 47 ,19 .o .0 .02 .0 .0 .0 U &I -- 3 to Houso of Roprosontatlvos Sunday. ..100 percent attendance for six years at each session of the Legislature. Saturday a group of ladies of the Daughters of the Pioneers who sing in the ..Chairman of Agriculture mmittee, 1973-7- Co- 4. ..Presently ranking minority member of Appropriation Committee's Business, Labor and kiihililiililHIiljlll subcommittee; Agriculture member Transportation and Public Safety and Labor and CoManpower Development mmittees. February. Seniors also leave Thursday for a visit to Jackpot, Nev. Reservations are being taken for asecond trip on Oct. 19, munity United Methodist Church are invited to attend. as weft wfer the Rose Parade and Yellowstone tours. Here's a list of the daily activities at the center: On Friday evening, OctobMonday: Sewing 10 a.m.-- l :00 p.m., Cooking for one or two, er 8, there will be a fund p.m., Blood Pressure Clinic every third Monday, raising dinner for the Com3:00 to 5:00 p.m. munity Pantry at The Solid Rock, 435 East 7 South, Tuesday: Hearing service every Tuesday, Upholstery Brigham City. The dinner will be served from 6 - 9 p.m. Ceramics, 1:00 to 3:00 p.m., Quilting, 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Including a variety of dishes Wednesday: Sewing, 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., Quilting, 10:00 representing countries two-da- y were visited Wednesday by a brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Stallings of Eden. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Larsen went to Salt Lake Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Zina Marriott spent Wednesday with her daughter, Dorothy Taylor, in Brig-haCity. She also visited her sister there. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kirkhamof Elko, Nev. came to the Roger Oyler home for a visit. Mrs. Kirkham stayed for ten days more and her husband came for her on m Perc. Hi 3 Edward r Holman. Mr. and Mrs. Lorus King . 257-516- , ..Presently serving as vice Comchairman of interim mittee for Transportation and Public Safety. ' Member of six man committee studying Utah Traffic Code to bring it to conformity with National Uniform Vehicle Code. 1:00-3:0-0 A MUFFLER, TAILPIPE MID EXHAUST PIPE FOR YOUR ANTIQUE CAR. a.m. to 12:00 Noon, Beginning Spanish, 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. throughout the world, the event will also feature a Thursday: Creative Stitchery, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 pm, Arts Greek Dance group. Initially and Crafts, 1:00 to 3:00 pm, Games, cards, checkers, pool, a project of Church Women United, the Box Elder Comtoday and every day, Social Security visit, last Thursday. munity Pantry continues to Friday: Luncheon, 1:00 p.m., Potluck and Grocery Bingo, provide food, clothing, and last Friday, Nutrition Education, Third Friday, Special assistance for people in crisis situations. Program, second Friday, Singing for Fun, first Friday. JAY'S ..A representative of all the people with experience in agriculture (lifetime), banking (35 (4 years), city government years), and state government Republican (6 years). Not obllgatod to any spoclal Intorost CHEVIlOll Riverside, Utah . BAKFUSS' CORNER THE FARM CRUNCH AFFECTS ALL Bear River Valley is the garden spot of the Nation; we grow good crops and wonderful children. We breathe clean air, drink good water and rely mainly on the soil for our existence. When the farmer suffers because of crop failures or low prices, every business in the valley feels the crunch. When money isn't available we just don't spend. Thus, Tremonton feels the pressure and we all suffer somewhat. Some much more than others. Freedom of enterprise which includes a free market is in agriculture. Government has controlled us for so long that the small farmer can no longer exist on a farm alone,-- he has to hold another e job to pay the expenses of the farm. What I am saying is, -- What has happened to supply and demand? It has been destroyed by government controls and manipulating what should be a free market. These controls and regulations are also destroying the whole country's economy. Coupled with INFLATION which is caused by high taxes and deficit spending. Now, the big thing I am really against is this (and this may sound like strong philosophy but it is true)- -I hope to open a few more eyes by making this statement. There are two forces prevalent today, as there have always been; one is evil and one is good. One is based on free agency, the other on compulsion or force. We either support the one or the other. Abortion, free sex, property control other than on a community level, pornography, forcing women to be equal to men, destroying womanhood, destroying Mot fu r iood, destroying the family organization; All xxuii ve orders, evil supreme court decisions, a rotten n'lifial system all the way down; no punishment for big " f'''ing permitted to exist; the powerful becoming if.on; powerful, etc. THIS IS ALL EVIL1 THIS IS THE WOKK OF OUR TWO PRESENT POLITICAL PARTIES. I feel that WE WILL BE HELD AS ACCOUNTABLE VUH 01 K SUPPORT TO EVIL GROUPS AND AS WE WILL FOR OUR OWN PERSONAL MISDEEDS. All I ask is that we ponder these things seriously. We i lairn on a majority basis in B. R. Valley to be on the M(j. of (ruth; or, are we being lulled into a false sense of security and being slowly led down the path to deslrui lion'' 'II Nephi 28:21) All is not well in Zion. Shop Larry's and SAVE!!! 4x4x8 2.59 each j I full-tim- VOTE AMERICAN SEC.OF STATELT. GOVERNOR I 2x4x8 2x4x8 ST each i No. 3 Asphalt Shingles $18.50 squsre 2.89 per beg ! f- Expect a lot. His record says you'll get 94 lb Ccg Cement ! You've probably heard of David Monson - j Fiberrjbss Iruubtion i z iiiui rww 70csq ft '7.79 per roll J 2 x 4 and 2 x 6 Random Length Sheet Rock M7 David Smith Monson .1 , Gclvinized Roofing Cut to any length. I ) I J He's the man who believes government should be absolutely limited in size and scope. Or better yet. reduced wherever practical. He's the man who saved Utah several million dollars during' the past four years (at least 1 00 times his annual salary) by refusing to put up with inefficiencies in state government. the man who expects individual government departments to justify their own existence. Or cease to He s exist. He's the man who took a major state-ownebusiness to task for failure to collect over a million dollars worth of d services rendered. He s the man who isn't afraid to ask 1. tough decisions. , questions or make He's the man who would be most grateful for your vote. Expect a lot. His record savs vou'll get it. I'ARTV! Continued Next Week I'aid for by the candidate. . He's the man who has served so capably as Utah's State Auditor for the past four years. (A one-teroffice by law.) vii I . it. I 7 $o.SS9F&3 Center Brfcfem City, Utdt F&a ) Vote for David Smith Monson Sec. of StateLt. Governor 7J4-W-4J Paid by A Lot ol People Who W.wt Dave Monson as Lieutenant Governor Mrs waitei E CosqnH Chan man |