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Show Ties bring creativity to Mid vale gentleman's life For many people retirement means an im- - v J'V Declaration of Independance and the Bill of Rights into a clay base and made into high fire pottery. This was then at- tached to a lamp base in the shape of a bell. Other projects and hobbies include a date nail collection, a variety of dated rails and work with various, rocks to make rings, bolo ties and jewelry mediate slow down in life but for a Midvale man it is just the beginning of finally seeing creative ideas come to "V Since his retirement three years ago this gentleman has created a variety of in- teresting items using old railroad ties purchased from a firm in Clearfield. The firm purchases these ties from Kennecott Copper. Starting with a railroad tie q made into a candlestick holder this man has since created a grandfather clock, lamp bases, table covers and 4 'III' ,' 1 s Jt I While I still want to keep my brain active." For a retired Midvale man these items are proof positive that retirement can be the beginning of a creative and exciting hobby. remaining anonymous, this gentleman made it clear that he only does these things as a hobby and does not want to do any work for a iob. j "I'm retired," he said, "but v X . siaiius, pitiuie names, , - ft , bookends, clothes racks and small novelty items like a turtle and an outhouse bank. While not actually doing the work himself, he meets people who will trade their services for one of the items he has. One of his favorite projects was the conception and production of several bicentennial lamps. He had a friend put a copy of the 1. W SUIISIIIIIE HEALTH established in Salt Lake include stake newly formed group designed to provide communication needed among meeting in Sandy A FOOD in THE MARKET PLACE at Weekend plans cmoN sanARt n j various women's groups in the Salt Lake area was introduced to the public at a news conference Friday Jan. 6. COME ON IN! AND SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE. Opicning Jan. 16th 250 TABS UITiiMirJuCff5ooMG. (Rose Hip) Buy one bottle get one FREE! Nor lPack Ret2 $163 A We also cany a full line of lame brand vitamins, herbs, dietetic books. candy & food, complete line of dairy produces I The group, called Women's Information Network (WIN), has a goal to unify women's groups in Utah so that they will have an understanding of the purpose of each and be aware of the activities of each, Dodie Williams, a member of WIN's steering committee, said. Ms Williams said she hoped the group could become a healing factor in the rift that exists between Utah women stemming from last summer's IWY conference. "WIN was formed after the IWY conference in July because we felt frustrated at the results," Ms Williams said. "We feel that all women want basically the same things but have different ways of going about them." According to Merlynn Wilker, public relations WEST JORDAN BRANCH OF DRAPER BANK AND TRUST 1835 West 7800 South I i vvesii joiuuii, lli.U uiuii 1 sji-ji- : Call Us of- - ficer for WIN, the new. women's group hopes to contact women from various groups in Salt Lake such as women's business groups and the LDS Church Relief Society, to bring them together to discuss women's issues on a less emotional level. "We hope to be a neutral group so that all women will feel free to join," Ms Wilker said. Although Ms Williams and Ms Wilker admitted most WIN members, which number approximately 100, support the Equal Rights Amendment, they said they hope women of differing viewpoints would feel free to attend the meetings. "We can only help solve our differences if we can establish dialogue," Ms Williams added. "Currently WIN has strong active members," Ms Wilker said, "which meet on the second and fourth Mon-dva- y of each month at the YWCA cottage." Even though the group plans to be a forum for women's opinions, Ms said Williams also bureaus speakers workshops, and a variety of projects will be established to help women's needs. Typical of these projects are a file or skills bank of women which serves as a reference volunteer force. Also at the meetings were YWCA workers who will coordinate efforts with WIN in sponsoring several women. YWCA workers were also at the news conference and mentioned some of the programs they hope to coordinate with WIN. Among The Little Bank With Big Interest designed to get women into jobs and a Women in Jeopardy program which would help women in situations such as battering and rape. ABSOLUTELY Hours: 9-- 6 4 Drive Up Window Lanes To Serve You Member FDIC Deposits Insured To $40,000 NO MINIMUM BALANCE REQUIRED A special - Mid- vale East Stake Primary board members and their husbands, held a holiday dinner party at the home of Mr and Mrs Bart Davis. Mrs Davis is president of the Stake Primary. Others attending were Mr and Mrs Lorin Taylor, Mr and Mrs Stephen Bray, the Michael Mitchells, Mr and Mrs Gary Losser, Pres. and Mrs Dell T. Harmon. : ' SHORT NOTICE AUCTION Of Rare Valuable Stock RUGS PERSIAN and other Oriental Of- Glass & Screen Rugs I cwipltti skpatft nitnt rtrein mi ( ewM kaMwwet bp ks ether Oriental M item for Carittwt ukt Dm te Ike strike tie pods M tet errne ee toe, ml tkete frueculj reteevMe fer tke thfeMit km stnetee' tkerU icemeititim te mdim tke eeln skip- keei for ike Aft. For jur cotrince tfct tr km toe mnti ooes HOTEL UTAH Salt Lake City South Temple Main Sun. Jan. 152 P.M. Bonneville Room View 1 P.M. Repair leadership bcMee meeting will be held Jan. 14, at 7 p.m. at the stake center for members who are 12 yeras or older. The parents of the youth are invited to attend this meeting. Sandy Hdwe. 571-3413- Urje sizes ire strict ESFEHAN, TABRIZ. SCENE tke fieest E. CAPET, KESHAN, RAIN. I0MANIAN, KAYEI ef KOtMM, mi IK, CHINESE, MtOEBIL, el sizes. 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