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Show Vtmict Ward 653-226- to Provo to vlstt V6a tod Annette Johnson and family. Tti-- eo she Is pta to Cedar City to visit with Carolyn Tucker and family. Marie and Russ Miller and family. Marie's child vlll have his tonsils out while she is johnmh Alter vent there, Deymane Gilson spent Tuesday night with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Forest Gilson and Clyde Deymane is an official on the railroad and had to come down o business. Myrtle Mortens en called her daughter LaSI Miller from Price, They rushed her to the Price hospital. Andrew Larsen is home from Utah VaHospital and doing nicely. Keith says It is a wander what a little blood can do. Wish to thank the wonderful workers who helped with the cancer drive and those who contributed. clevelandtookin$228.33. Many friends and relatives came home for Easter. The road to Cedar Mountain was busy. Friday, sat. and Sunday. The mountains looked like a town with all the trailer houses. Many cattle men are waiting to take their cattle to Cow Flat Tuesday. It is going to keep them busy moving from one pasture to another. Cleveland had a really nice Easter program in Sunday school, sheila was there with her darling baby girl. Sacrament meeting was special. Lyn-et- te Thorderson rendered a beautiful vocal number, our scout official Doug Moore gave the message. It was an inspired lley FAN IT - - - DONT CAP IT! being taught at CEU 4 A training course for justices of the peace from five counties will be taught for eight Saturdays at college of Eastern Utah beginning May 5. The course will be taught by Bryce Bryner, Price attorney and Newell Knight,' instructor for the Utah state Highway patrol. The course was developed by the Division of Continuing Education at Weber State college under a grand provided by the Utah Highway safety Program. Among the topics to be discussed are judicial functions and responsibilities, criminal and civil law distinctions, traffic court procedure, sentencing, civil suits, small claims courts and the court as an education process. A BenchboOk for Justices, also developed by Weber state College, will be provided the justices of the peace. The book' may be used for reference, . According to toe book, the functions and responsibilities of toe justice of toe peace court are to render fair and speedy justice at the local level, to educate people regarding their rights and duties under toe law and to teach respect for toe law. invited to the schools are 17 justices, from Carbon, Emery, Grand , san Juan and Wayne Counties. 40-ho-ur and husband are going on a mission to Australia. They are Alice and Harry Davis, from Calif. Alice and Harry will enter the mission the same time Bruce McMullin will for his mission to Aus- tralia. Fon Jensen and Rickey Larsen are still in the East debating for the college of Eastern Utah. Their folks are quire concerned due to the weather they have been having there, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Erickson received their teacher training certificates Sunday In sacrament meeting. Mr, and Mrs. Alonzo Oveson, Lon's mother, Hannah Oveson drove to Hanks-vil- le Sunday to attend a wedding reception in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Johnson. Mr. and Mrs, Tom price went to salt Lake on Wednesday so Leah could help with a shower for her granddaughter yn. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd went to dinnerln Provo Friday, with Ruth and Corner Arnold. Helen and Dale Robins surprised Floyd and Zella arriving for Saturday breakfast. Floyds daughter, ona Hunt and son David, were guest at Sunday dinner. M. and Mrs. James Alger received word of a new grand daughter, born to Mr. and Mrs. James Alger of Wellington They are going to name her Betty joe. jlm and Johan nah Alger visited in Price with relatives, Mrs. Vee Alber and Lois and Rel, Anderson. Last week end the Jim Algers, Mr. and Mrs. Clell Jones and family traveled to Granger for a family dinner, prepared at the home of Dora and Zen Littlefield. Easter message. Wade Jensen, junior Livestock H leader had a meeting at his home last week. There were 15 members present, 4-- It is increasingly apparent that the best answers to many of our social and economic problems will not be found in new government programs, but in stimulating business competition and growth. For example, better railroads and other forms of mass transportation competing with the automobile will be we have had by better than the but not omniscient commissions and bureaus. Food and other products will have stable prices only when government controls and quotas are modified to allow maximum production to boost supplies and to encourage more active sales competition in the marketplace. The growing energy crisis results from government of existing sources and the opposition which has slowed the development of nuclear power and delayed its emergence as a truly competitive means of obtaining energy. The public has always benefited most when the profit and loss market system functions freely and when government regulation is limited to assuring fair play. Uy Neighbors over-regulati- SPECIAL NOTICE TO NORTH EMERY STOCKHOLDERS WATER USERS Plans are that the new meter will be installed along side the old one In each town. If you desire your meter to be in a different place, please contact James staker. Persons out of town, If not contacted by James staker, before the digging starts In your area, If any changes are to be made contact James 19 . Staker, Phone 653-26- 67 well-meanin- g, 40 WKOT MAIN RHONE capture space pollution out of orbit. There are about 2,600 objects now orbiting rocket the earth, cast-of- f stages, payloads, adapters, and satellites that no longer work, according to Dr. Marshall Kaplan of Pennsylvania State University. The proposed space package would consist of a huge metal ring (14 feet across) attached to a tender bearing the brains of the retriever. TV cameras on the tender would align the retriever with its targets axis of spin, and optical devices would show how fast the target was spinning. By remote control the ring would be rotated until it was spinning as fast as the target. Four mechanical arms would reach out and capture the target, which would be despun and returned to the shuttle for docking. Retrieved satellites might be repaired and returned to orbit. Or retro-rockemight be attached to stop them so they would fall into the earths atmosphere and burn up. ts -- i. Sharp reduction of potential industrial sites with access to the inland waterways which provide low cost transportation for bulk materials and constitute a great economic asset of this nation. It is obvious that land use planning can affect every aspect of human life. It can dictate restrictions on production and distribution of goods and energy which can result in tremendous costs to the consuming public, the NAM concluded. Bills to create a national land use policy received the support in principle of the National Association of Manufactures at a Congressional hearing, but NAM urged that the legislation protect the chance for industry to furnish goods and services efficiently. Gene C. Brewer, vice chairman of Southwest Forest Industries, Inc., Phoenix, Ariz., testified for the NAM. He said, We believe that an era of militant, winner-take-a- ll GIFTS 07-07- 07 jAGER DEANNA AXELGARD Interior Designer positions should end, and that an era of intelligent compromise, accommodation and balancing of conflicting interests should begin so that the needs of all segments of society can be adequately met. The NAM suggested that a national land use policy should encourage the development of adequate domestic Pitch in Litter Servicing Emory PACO a & Cartel -' THE PEOPLE OF GREEN RIVER ARE INVITED TO USE OUR COMPLETE FACILITIESj AT QUR BRANCH THERE. , needs. PMICE, UTAH Closed Mondays- Open Tues. - sat. 10 a.m. to 5;30 p.m. A new satellite retrieval package has been designed to , housing and construction Balanced Land Use Policy Is Supported by Industry FURNITURE tCARPETSDRAPERIESlNTERIOR DESIGNING Grabs Orbiting Junk energy sources and adequate domestic mining and manufacturing facilities subject to appropriate regulation to minimize or avoid adverse effects on the environment. As the legislation now reads, Mr. Brewer pointed out, there are a number of damaging results to the economy that would be permitted, including : Curtailment of exploration, mining, and drilling necessary to meet the energy and minerals crisis. Curtailment of timber harvesting necessary to meet over-regulati- I got a theory always leave em laughing . . New Space Retriever IVantM COMPETITION , Luella McMlllln hosted a group of ladies to quilt on a spread for her grand daughter Sherrie. 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