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Show Page THE HERALD, Provo 2 Luh Fnda November 17, 1WI National Family Week to Honor Fundamental Social Institution - LOGAN Families are the most fundamental social institution in America and it seems only fitting that one week each year should be set aside to honor the family says Dr Glen Jenson, Utah State University Extension family and hunan development specialist The IS Congress has authorized the President to 5 National Family Week proclam Nov It is the family that first introduces its members to such basic things as love, trust, security and warmth, Dr Jenson said. 'It is the backbone of America " Dr Jenson offers these suggestions to families to help them in their observance of National Family 19-2- PROVO MAYOR Jim Ferguaon, left, it greeted by Steve Shallenberger, the leader of an organlwiion called the Haodthaken Club. Mr. Shelleaberger Introduced tome of the members to the Provo commltiloo and explained that the purpose of the organization ii to serve as ambassadors to Utah Valley and as hosts to visiting dignitaries. Looking on are Handshakers Dave Lyon and Georgia Faux. non-livin- g Handshakers Club Introduced To Provo Mayor, Commission Members of the Handshakers Club were introduced to the Provo City Commission Thursday morning during the regular commission meeting. Handshaker Steve Shallenberger told the commission the purpose of the group is to sell the qualities of Utah Valley to people visiting the area. He aaid members serve as hosts and greeters to visiting dignitaries. Mr. Shallenberger told the that so far the organization has 15 members and intends to expand to 25 members in the future. He said members of the organization have donated 325 hours serving as hosts since the club was organized six months ago. The men wear grey-blu- e n Men Charged With Causing Lindon Fire - y Police Probe Car Theft From Firm Charged are Henry ckets with the Provo City insignia patch attached omen wear white jackets with insignia The handshaker told the Mayor Jim Ferguson he was an honorary member along with Dallin H Oaks, Brigham Young University president, and Utah Gov. Scott M. Matheson. Gordon Bullock, executive vice - president of the Provo Chamber of Commerce, said the group is a division of the public relations committee of the Provo Chamber. He said it serves basically the same function of the ambassadors committee, an older organization that performs a similar function. Church Plans for Family Week Include Carter Visit f LINDON Three men which housed the comhave been arraigned fol- pany offices was com- lowing an investigation destroyed by fire into the fire last Saturday Eletely Chief Jol-leat Randall Steel Comsaid the Utah State fire marshal has been pany in Lindon. The men were ar- called in to investigate raigned in Oram's Eighth the case. Circuit Court on charges that "by means of fire, unlawfully damaging an habitual structure and unlawfully entering a building ...with the intent to commit theft therein." Carl Smith, 23, and Shane Someone broke into the Wayne Haii, 18, both of 670 S. Turley Lane, Plea- used car office at Chuck sant Grove, and Don Peterson Motors, 400 S. Eugene Kebertson, 19, University Ave., Provo, took the keys to a corn- Lehi. According to Police pact car and drove away Chief LaMar Jolley, twc ui the car, Provo police of the suspects, Mr. said. Detective Larry Baum Smith and Mr. Hall, had been employed at the said police are following leads in apprehending steel company. The trailer complex suspects in the theft. The crime occurred early - SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) The Mormon Church Thursday announced the program for its :: tribute to the family, at which President Carter : :: will receive a special award. The program is scheduled Nov. 27 in the Sail ; Lake Tabernacle and is free to the public, :: although tickets are required and can be obtained : beginning Nov. 20 at the visitor's centers on Tern- : pie Square. Church President Spencer W. Kimball will ::: speak and make a special presentation to the : president, who declared National Family Week, :: Nov. President Carter is also scheduled to : 55 speak. The hour-lonprogram will also feature the : Mormon Tabernacle Choir, members of the Os- - :: mond family, the Lamanite Generation and a chil- dren's chorus. :: Narrators of the program, whose theme is : "Love at Home," will be Heather Young and :: 19-2- 5. g $ Robert Peterson. Weather Forecast Calls for Cloudiness Thursday morning. An abandoned vehicle was found across the The Springville Junior High School Weather Station reported this even- Utah County tonight. dealership, he said. That car had two different Colorado plates, one on it An assistant Utah and the other in it. Colorado police are asCounty Attorney says he did not mean to imply in sisting in locating the arguments before the owners of the plates, the state Supreme Court that detective said. That may counties have the give some clue leading to authority to revoke beer apprehension of suspects. licenses for no reason. Investigation of the Guy Burningham. theft is continuing. variable cloudiness. Lows should be in the 20s and winds will be from the north at one to three miles per hour. A 45 percent chance of damaging frost is predicted for lows in the 20s. Winds will be from the north at one to three m.p.h. At 8:30 this morning skies were cloudy. The Attorney Explains Beer Denial first name was incorrectly listed as Glenn in a brief submitted to the whose street from the car ing's forecast court, said today his statements related to a county's authority to refuse to grant or renew a beer license. He said a county commission would have to show cause for revoking a license Burningham Thursday argued against an appeal Silver Dollar Lounge owner Eldon L Anderson, whose class B beer license was not renewed by the Utah County Com- Popular Support Tomorrow should bring cloudiness is for with highs in the 40s and increasing temperature was 32 them. Write a letter of commendation to your spouse and or children Send it via the mail. Tell them of Provoan Named R.S, Counselor Said Missing - Presidency. The appointment is effective immediately. Mrs. Thomas, wife of Dr. Robert K. Thomas, academic vice president at Brigham Young University,-filla vacancy created by the release of Janath R. Cannon. Mrs. Cannon and her husband, Edwin O. Cannon Jr., are now serving as special representatives of the International Mission of the LDS Church in Nigeria. Relief Society is one of the oldest and largest women's organizations in the world. Founded in 1842 with 18 members, it now has members in some 65 counties around the globe. Barbara B. Smith is general president of Relief Society and Marian R. Boyer is the other counselor in the presidency. President Thomas has been a member of the General Board of Relief Society since 1971. Previously she was president of Relief Society in the Brigham Young University Eighth Stake, and president and teacher in Relief Society, Primary and Young Worrier in various wards. As a member of the General Board she was chairman or member of the regional meetings, resource center, and cultural refinement committees. A 1946 graduate of Brigham Young University, President Thomas has at various times been a first grade teacher and secondary schools English teacher in Oregon, New York and Provo. For several years she served on the faculty of Brigham Young University, teaching food and nutrition classes. the Thomases were married in 1948 in the St. George Temple. They are parents of two sons and a daughter, all of whom are married: Cornel Thomas and Ryan Thomas, graduate students at Brigham Young University, and Angeline (Mrs Stuart W. Hinckley) of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Thomas was born in Ingle wood, Calif., to William L. and Eva McElrath Wilkes, and graduated from high school in Mesa, Ariz. s registered reaching Provo's reached low of 34 Thinking is easy, acting is difficult, and to put one's thoughts into action is the most difficult thing Goethe. in the world. are bought by working he suspects someone women, says a spokes- stole his dog because of man for E.I, Du Pont de several dog thefts in the Nemours & Co., whici? area. The dog has been manufactures a resilient missing since Tuesday. Police have no spandex fiber used in suspects such hosiery Tuesday. Highs should be in the 40s and lows in the 20s. r 1 THOMAS X Watt III Value DO wA Romney. DC $39 LI Value FOOD PROCESSOR I4to 1001 uses $59.00 Value G.L, G.E. 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Burningham argued 4 relationships. Above all, let there be love at home." The statement was signed by President Spencer W. Kimball and his counselors in the First Presidency, President N. Eldon Tanner and President Marion G Simply tune your regular channel dial to the U notation. 2) Then tune the UHF dial to Channel 20. It's that easy to tune up to great programming. You'll see: Anderson's attorney there Ll2M A - SALT LAKE CITY The First Presidency of The LDS Church has issued the following statement on the importance of families: "We are delighted that the President and the Congress have once again designated Thanksgiving Week as National Family Week' in the United States. We feel it appropriate that such a period be set aside and that the significant role of the family in our society be emphasized. After all, the family is America's most sacred institution. In fact, it is the most fundamental institution in any civilized society "We believe traditional family values must be restored, safeguarded and strengthened. We oppose those immoral elements of our society which contribute to the disintegration of the family. We encourage members of the church and our fellow citizens everywhere to ponder the great good that comes from strong families, for each of us is in some way the product of his family. "Let parents everywhere be worthy models and give the time necessary to become close to their children. Let children honor and respect their parents and may that respect be returned. Let us all pay particular attention to the older members of our those whose wisdom and experience can families be priceless to younger generations. Let all family members participate together in daily prayer and in recreational, cultural and spiritual pursuits, in order 1) SHIRLEY ANN Matt Biljanic asked the supreme court to overturn a Fourth District court ruling that upheld the commission's action. Biljanic claimed the commission refused to renew were legitimate resasons for the commission to refuse to renew the Silver Dollar's beer license. And he said the commission held two hearings on the matter after the application for renewal was denied. The supreme court took the case under advisement. Although the lounge does not have a beer license, a restraining order issued by the high court allows it to continue to sell beer at least until the case is settled. Leaders View Family Week Event LDS Utah's new UHF TV station is now on the air! Tune us in today! 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Thursday the high in Valuable Dog A Week Make contact with all living family members, including grandparents and married children, face to face if possible If not call or write Let them know you care about them During the week spend 20 minutes alone with your spouse and each of your unmarried children During that time, engage in an activity that your spouse or child would prefer doing If no unmarried children arc at home, select a grandchild who is close by. Select a ancestor that has made a meaningful contribution to your life. Share with others in your family some of the highlights of the life of that person. Catch your children doing something right and tell them about it. Go 24 hours without scolding or saying anything that would offend or hurt another family member Choose a person in your extended family network for whom you could do something nice, and then do it. Read a good book about methods of improving your marriage or family relationships. Your local librarian, religious leader, or Extension home economist could make suggestions Select one of your mate's or child s most undesirable charrxteristics and vow to forget it. 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