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Show Page THE HERALD, Provo, Utah Sunday, May 14,1972 H. Verlan Andersen has announced his candidacy for a third term in the Utah State Legislature as representative from the 38th District, which covers an area in northeast Provo. He graduated from BYU with a degree in accounting and formerly practiced as a Certified Public Accountant but changed his field to law. After getting degrees in law from Stanford and Harvard law schools he practiced law for a flOTC CddefS, Addresses Distinguished Awards Announced playground The 105 BYU Ward spent a near the playground Crestline Mobile Home Park, 340 W. 920 S., in Provo. More than one Hundred people worked together laying a cement patio, putting in swings, making a large sand play area, and planting about half an acre of grass as a play area for Saturday V"7 building of years before children. becoming a professor at BYU In charge of the day's where he has taught law courses activities was Bishop for some 15 years. Richard Ellsworth, and the During his two priot terms it ward Elder's Quorum and the legislature, Mr. Andersen MIA worked in direction of has consistently voted against the program. tax increases and the expansion Elder's quorum president of government. He believes that H. VERLAN ANDERSON Ben Conner was highly in is engaged government pleased and impressed with nuroojous activities which lie of the problem of government. the number of people who outside its constitutional powers While he believes in firmly were of willing to work on the destructive therefore and are separation of church and state, park. the rights of citizens to conduct he is equally convinced of the their private and business afAll of the ground used for necessity of using religious or fairs. the park, as well as the to guide moral principles In each of the last two sessions swings and construction political action. He and his wife, of the legislature he introduced are the parents of 11 machinery necessary to Shirley, two bills which, had they been children build it, were donated by and are active memadopted, would have materially bers of the IDS Church. Crestline Trailer Court. reduced taxes and the scope of government action, he states. One of the measures known as the "Freedom to Buy and Sell Act" would guarantee to the public the freedom to buy goods and services from anyone they please and would prohibit Douglas E. Johnson, a government from denying anyone the right to produce and resident of Orem for the past 16 sell such goods and services years, has announced his canunless it were first proved that didacy for the House of on the there was a criminal act in Representatives volved. TTiis would have the Republican ticket from District 34. He has been active in the effect of abolishing an enormous number of regulatory laws Republican Party serving as comchairman, together with the expensive and district wasteful bureaus, agencies, and mitteeman, and state convention commissions necessary to endelegate. He ran for the State force them, but would still leave Senate from District 15 in 1970. Mr. Johnson was born and government free to use the criminal laws to punish anyone raised in Sandy, Utah and found guilty of misrepresengraduated from Jordan High tation, false advertising, and all School in 1944. After serving in the Air Force during World War other unethical practices. Hie other measure known as II, he attended and graduated the Charity from the University of Utah in of Secondary field Law," would phase out welfare-stat- e the practices over a period of Education. Having received an time and leave the problem of army commission as second charity to individuals, churches, lieutenant, he voluntarily served other and DOUGLAS JOHNSON voluntary three years with the field arorganizations. Mr. Andersen tillery during the Korean Conbelieves that the principles of flict. Graduate studies were enrolled in the private morality apply to group pursued at the BYU where he National Security Management action, that anything which is taught American history for one Course of the Industrial College, evil when done by an individual year at BY High School under a Ft. McNair, Wash. is equally evil when done by a graduate assistantship award. He has been active in the He has been teaching lion's group even though acting in the Club, and is presently a American history, Utah history member of name of government. the Utah Valley He reasons that since it is theft and other subjects since 1955 at Skyline Chorus (Barbershop), a when a person or group acting the American Fork Junior High social aid service organization. outside the framework of School. The Teacher's Medal of He is currently serving as government takes property from Valley Forge Freedom's chairman of the Sharon School its rightful owner and gives it to Foundation was awarded to him Community Park proiect. someone to whom it dees not in 1967 during ceremonies at the Mr. Johnson is also a member belong; it is still a form of Salt Lake Tabernacle for notable of the IDS Church having served stealing when such an act is done patriotic contributions to youth under the authority of law. He is leadership. He spoiisored a Get- - in various positions. He was confident that the people of Utah Campaign at the Branch President and Group Sill are charitable by nature and will school for several years as well leader of the Lawton-Fo- rt Oklahoma West prevent suffering without being as other activities in the Annual Branch, Americanism Week program at District, for two years. He is compelled. Professor Andersen is the the school to make the study of married to the former Ruth author of two bonks, both of our society more realistic and Monson of Salt Lake Gty. They are the parents of seven which deal with the moral aspect meaningful to the youth. Mr. Johnson has been active in children. the Army Reserve Program for Mr. Johnson feels there is a 25 years and holds the rank of need for the traditional conmajor. He was commander of servative attitude in state the Pleasant Grove Reserve government and that lawUnit when it was Company E, makers should be responsible to third Battle Group, 38th Intheir constituents for well To Governlaws. fantry. For the past five years he prepared has taught the Nuclear Weapons ment cannot do everything for The Provo Post Office has just Employment course and other the people, but what it does received word that effective Artillery and Intelligence should be done efficiently and immediately new emphasis will with the staff and without waste of funds. We must subjects be placed in philatelic sales and faculty, Sixth Army Area Indevelop a positive and sensible new accommodations will be telligence School at Fort policy on law and order and made for stamp collectors. Mac Arthur, Calif. Having improve law enforcement The Post Office Department completed the Command and capability of state and local will notify collectors of the General Staff School he is now agencies. of every new commemorative stamp, and, in addition, reserve as many plate blocks as desired by each postal number Vil Virginia Cutler Selected as Merit Mother y Andersen Runs BYU Ward Consiucis For Third Term in House H. Verlon from Southgate, Calif., and Fred Elks Lodge Gold Cup award Ockerman, a freshman from Gregory D. Elliott, junior in Bellview, Wash. business, Provo. Cadets who proved to be the Provo Post 13 of the American most outstanding in each of the Legion presented medals to four ye?rs of ROTC received he Mike Call, graduate in French, Department of Army Superior Bakersfield, Calif; and Stuart Cadet Awards were Stephen Lyon, senior in English, Provo. Lundgren, freshman in math DAP award William from Oakley, Idaho- - Richard Daniels, senior in business from Reynolds, sophomore in political Huntsville, Ala.; Sons of science frou Richland, Wash.; American Revolution award David Tew, graduate in public Fred Rawcliffe, sophomore administration from Riverside, from Provo; "Reserve Officers Calif.; and Thomas Fong, senior Association awards James in business from Honolulu. Adams, senior in music from Phoenix, Donald Dyal, a Other Recipients in library science from graduate of other awards Recipients and John Taggart, Utah, Orem, included the following: Army a graduate in political science ROTC Leadership Award Lester E. McFarland, senior in from Montpelier, Idaho. law enforcement, Sidney, Ohio; Springville (Utah) Post 5787 the Association of the U.S. Army VFW award David Gaines, medals Greg Maynard, sophomore in physics from graduate in history, Idaho Falls; Billings, Mont.; Distinguished and John Bennion, junior in Branch graduates Stuart math, Pslo A!to, Calif.; Provo Lyon, senior in English from "Work diligently in the service of your country and your church." This was the main theme of Dr. Daliin H. Oaks, president of Brigham Young University, as he addressed nearly 500 Army ROTC cadets this week in the annual President's Review. President Oaks commended for cadets the their achievements as the largest unit west of Texas, and paid special praise to those 30 cadets who received distinguished awards during the ceremonies held at Kiwanis Park east of the campus. Top Award Given The top award t! the day, the Professor of Military Science Award, was given to John Thacker, a senior in political science from Palo Alto, Calif. The Commandant of Cadets Awards went to Tim Olsen, a graduate student in education - Provo, Provo Kiwanis Club award; David Thompson, senior in recreation education from Orem, Utah, Kiwanis Club award; William Daniels, graduate in psychology from Huntsville, Ala., Provo Lions Club award; Randall Lund, graduate in German from Mother's American annual Committee ceremony where the national mother of the year is selected. mothers were entered from all the states and Fifty-tw- o Arcadia, Calif.; and Nick Sjiith, senior in education from k, Wash. Military History Award Garth Jones, a junior in business from Laie, Hawaii, received the Association of the US. Army award for being the top student in military history; Armed Forces Communications Dale and Electronics award Whiting, senior in chemistry from Idaho; Blackfoot, American Veterans award Kelly Crabb, graduate from Spanish Fork. mm Douglas Johnson to Vie For Dist. 34 House Seat Virginia Cutler of Provo was elected as a National Merit Mother at the award ceremony for the Mother of the Year held at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York last Friday. Six mothers were chosen at the territories. More than 1,300 people were in attendance at the ceremony which was held in the Waldorf Astoria Ballroom. Mrs. Josephine Bird received a citation at the Young Mother's Banquet also held the Waldorf last Thursday for organizing the Young Mother's Council Service in Provo. She was one of the speakers at the mother's ceremony. 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Once this is done, he will automatically be notified as Ferguson, Candidate For Congress, Outlines His Position on Some Issues a press conference in Salt Like City, Joe H. Ferguson, of each new commemorative American Fork, candidate for stamp arrives. U.S. Congress in the First District, explained his position on various issues. PTA "The greatest issue facing Americans today is the preservation of individual liberty," the Republican said. "Too many of our federal programs not only add to our Mrs. David Donaldson has excessive tax load but impose been elected first vice president restrictions upon our abilities to manage our own lives. Too many and will become the 1973-7- 4 of our government officials seem president of the Edgemont School PTA. The elections were more intent upon building up held in connection with the their control over us than annual Spring Band Chorus protecting us. 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