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Show vrt Emery Cow ... Thursday, July IS, 1971 yw: MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR . 1 . . ... To All Law Enforcement Officials v pv U.'V v;jl V-vs- ! j- . Liberty, it has been said, is the light to do what the laws allow. Liberty is not, as some present-daprotesters seem to think, the right to overrun the rights of others, and the law does not allow it. erty under the law. In the recent past, we have seen some ridiculous incidents in the name of rights, liberty, and freedom which were completely devoid of comnionsense and morality. In fact, many such events were staged as if to perpetuate degradation and depravity rather than anything so uplifting and noble as rights and freedoms. Also, to my mind, we are right to question the sincerity of petitioners, regardless of their cause, who haul down the Nations flag and destroy and burn government property, Citizens taking to the streets to air their grievances should remember that they are exercising a most cherished right under the system of law. Their presence, however restrained and controlled, creates some degree of inconvenience and hardship for others, not to mention the costs involved which must he borne by the local andor Federal Governments. These conditions are understandable. However, when demonstrators deliberately defy authority and violate the rights of others, let them know that the same system of law which willingly grants the opportunity to be heard will quickly and effectively curb their ex- y The sentiment appears to be growing among some people that a person has a right to break the law if he is motivated by political or moral issues. Further, some groups insist on the privilege of violating the rights of others while expressing their dissent in such wild schemes as trying to shut down the Government. They are visionary rich and judgment Witt, poor. Indeed, with respect to the Mayday demonstrations in the Nations capital, the most neutral and objective observers must have felt that some influential components of our society, judging from their reactions, were sympathetic to the rebelling hordes who vowed to bring the Government to a halt. Wilson Brothers Take Trophies for Boars As elementary as it may seem, comnionsense and public morality are necessary parts of lib- - Wilson hog raising techniques impressed the judges at the Southeastern Junior Livestock Show. Scott Wilson, left, holds the trophy awarded for grand champion Breeding Boar while Gary Wilson displays the trophies won for two reserve breeding champions, Peter's Pet and Pat Betty. The prize winning gilts are the offspring of Mr. Joe and Lady Mathilda and Betty Ann, registered Duroc boar and sows. Gary, 15, began his FFA project under Keith Albrecht a year ago by investing $450 for the purebred boar and sows. In a year he has been able to pay off his investment and is banking for college and a mission. He anticipates taking his hogs to the forthcoming Richfield show and to the State Fair, The boys have had the full responsibility of caring for 150 pigs while Grant has cesses. Liberty without law is a myth. Go-Get- ter July 1, 1971 (Reprinted from the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin) children of Salt Lake were also here. Nielson and boys tt Tom and Lorraine of Colo, had a visit here the Huntington tt Drew LeRoy Salt Lake came and a girl friend from for die holiday weekend to viiit with the Francy LeRoy family, the Walter Baxter family and otheR. Recent visitOR at die home of Mr. and Mr. Wilfoid Staker were Manard and Betty Anderson, Bountiful, and Earl and Ruth Staker of Woods Cross, Wendell and Sara Lou Bugdale of Salt Lake City spent several days here with her folks, Mr, and Mrs. Mart ft ft Castle Dale liens Mr. and Mrs. Warren Barton entertained at an open house Saturday evening in honor of their son Quinn and his new bride Gayle, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William E. McKell of Provo. The young couple, who had just returned from a honeymoon to Idaho and Yellowstone, were honored by guests from throughout the state and Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Barton have just returned from Kansas where they attended open house in honor of their daughter Barbara and husband Randy Grover, given by the husbands mother. This brother and sister, Quinn and Barbara, were married at a double marriage ceremony at the Salt Lake LDS Temple, the 25th of June. tf Mr. Myrtle Jones has returned to her home in Castle Dale. She has just retired from her work in Salt Lake City. Mr. Dorthella Williams entertained the N-- N Bridge Club at her home Friday evening. Prizes were awarded Mr. Helen Wilberg and Mr. Lucile LaRen. tf Mr. Carolyn Hatch and daughter Diane from Woods Cross, visited here a week with her mother, Mr. Edna Wil- - tf family of Mr. and Mr. Forest held a family get - together Thursday night at the home of Richard Their and Dixie PeteRon in Bountiful. entire family was present. FoiTest and Mary, Richard and Dixie and family, Mr. and Mr. Kean Luke, Orangeville, Mr. and Mr. Edward PeteRon and family ft The Peterson of Bountiful, and Ronald PeteRon and family of Kearns. ff Jennie Jewkes, who is visiting relatives in Orangeville visited at the Forrest PeteRon home here Sunday, Jnet Willey is spending the ft summer here with her parents Mr. and Orou PeteRon while her husband is at Ft. Dix, New JeRey, in Reserve training. According to present plans Mr. Willey will teach school at Orem this coming school year. Her husband will finish one more quarter of school at the UniveRity of Utah after his return from New JeRey in February, tf Mr. Kate Burdett of Midvale visited here all week with her daughter Barbara and Orson Peterson. ft Mr. and Mr. Fred LaRon are in the Caibon hospital. ff George Jeffs was taken to the hospital Sunday night. ft Mr. Leona Campbell and daughter Jean from Salt Lake City visited here all last week with her sisteR Cora Berg and Vera Duzett. ft Mr. Nathan Adams and children from Pleasant Grove visited in Castle Dale at the home of Crystal Rosenberg and otheR. Alonzo and Bernice PeteRon and Mr, Mr, Runell Snow spent a few days at Mill Meadow and Forsythe reservoir's fishing. They visited in Loa, Silver Reef National Park, and Hanksville and took in the scenic wondeR of Following this trip the Snows joined their family in Joe's Valley for a week. The petersons met Mr. Petersons sister, Mr, and Mr. George Gee of Spanish Fork at Starvation Dam, They fished there a few days and then went on to Strawbenry where they met Mr. and Mr. Mark Williams. They were gone about a week. It Mr. Margaret Magnuson was hostess at a get acquainted tea for Tawna Dran-e- y. Miss Draney will be living in Castle Dale following her marriage to John Magnuson. Miss Draney's mother, Mr. Lila Draney ' of Price and two sisteR, Mrs. Linda Kran-- tz and Mr, LaVange Mills, both of Helper were special guests at this social. Assisting with the serving were Mardean Riley, Sharon Cox and Paula Thatcher. Mist Draney was honored by many calleR and lovely gifts. Derrell Lake, ton of Mr, and Mr. Berdell Lake it recovering from a painful accident. Darrell was mowing grass in the city cemetery when he stumbled over a stone and fell backward. His right foot caught in the power mower machine and cut off hit big toe. f Vr. and Mr. Clive Killpack spent 3 70. Tte peepie ef GKKN RIVER pMe fecJJWee at Yaw aw r are always Iblpcr Stats Dan!: Help u4 Bnr Greta . tt two weeks in Salt Lake with a grand daughter Cheryl Buston. Cheryl's mother Helen and sister Nylyn drove to Detroit, Michigan, where Mrs. Buxton served as a delegate at the National UEA Convention. Three other family membeR, Kerri Le, Courtney and Alysia accompanied them, Mr, and Mr. Killpack visited one day in Tooele with relatives, Kone Boasland of Salt Lake City and Mr. Alma Condie of Preston, Idaho visited a few days this week with their sister, Mr. Claire G. and Lorin T, Hunter, Virginia Lynn Brown, daughter of Mr, and Mr, Dee Howard, Castle Dale, was recently presented an award for superior performance by the Salt Lake Region of the Veterans Administration. Virginia has been employed as a secretary for die Veterans Administration in the Federal Building in Salt Lake since her graduation from the Utah Technical College last August. tf Gordon and Roma Thomas and their family of Bountiful, Utah and Merrill and Charlotte Cox and family of Provo, Utah spent last Friday and Saturday at the home of George Magnuson and helped him celebrate his 75th birthday. Many relatives and friends came to etijoy the open house. ft tt . Lea-mast- er. ff Mr. Libby Gordon was at the Carbon Hospital the past week. She underwent surgery Wednesday. Mr. Ella Rowley was in Salt Lake City Saturday and went with William and Beth Jackson to Lake Tahoe for a week with Flo Speltz end family. Mr. and Mr. Robert Swinburne and family are having a vacation trip to the Northwest States and Disneyland on the way home. Visiting here this week at the home of Mr. and Mr. Norman Anderson were Ferris and Ronalene Oman and family of California. They are planning to move back to Utah. Avalon Waterfield and tf tt tt al No. 88 s Sani-Flus- h tt wipes out germs. Bowl Sani-Flus- Toilet h M Cleaner wipes out coni' mon household terms in 1$ seconds. ' tt Disinfects it deans, tt hv- -as No. 24 Horn PttrpsstbnTt3 Monsy VALUABLE COUPON! Worth $30.00 On No. 14 Doctors have found a medication that in many cases gives prompt, temporary relief from pain and burning itch in hemorrhoidal tissues. Then it actually helps shrink swelling of these tissues caused by inflammation. The answer is Preparation H. No prescription is needed for Preparation H. Ointment or suppositories. tt Shopptnq Tims GRIFFIN caused by inflammation tt Freezers Save WAX SHOE POLISH Helps Shrink Swelling Of Hemorrhoidal Tissues tt (g)Maitl for f-3- SHINES UP BRIGHT IN MINUTES LASTS UP TO A WEEK Englewood, past week with Mr. and Mr, Fenton Moff-it- t. Tom enjoyed taking part in the Coif tournament at Price, Dean and Norma Wilson and family and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sheward of Phoenix, Ariz., her brother Bill Sherwood and family and a sister and family, Max and Ruth Wilson and family, Keith and Enid Baker and family, all of Salt Lake City, Lloyd and Lois Moffltt of California, Rex and Alice Wilson and family of Huntington, all visited at the home of Mr. and Mr. Pierce Wilson this weekend and enjoyed a reunion at Old Folks Flat in the canyon. Ermon and Ruby Rowley and some of their family were also with them. Mr. and Mrs, Leland Powell went to Sait Lake City Sunday when his father, Lott Powell, died at the age of 95. Funeral services were held at the McKay Ward Wednesday and he was buried in the cemetery at Altonah. Mr. Ella Rowley entertained membeR of the O.N.O. Sewing Club Thun-da- y night, Guests at the home of Mr, and Mr, Warren Oviatt the past week were Mr, and Mr, Peter Brownbridges and children of New J eRey. 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