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Show WEEKDAYS 9:30 to 8 SATURDAY 9 to 6 SUNDAY 1 1 to 5 Legislature Community Calendar (Continued from front page) sueh as scanners modified. He Mid efforts are lieing made to re vise the consumer protection service lull which had previously defeated. Swan espected SB 134. which deals with revision of the state's regulations on financial institutions, to be debated March 8th 7:00 p.m. Tooele Stake Center, Loren C. Dunn, TarvnUs Tlie Strength of Familiet March ICth 7:00 p.m. Appreciation Banquet for Wrestling Team, Tooele I lih School. General public invited. March I Sth Ralph Adams Second Edition Show Fund Raiser for Senior Citizens, sponsored by IBM Ring 1093. Buy tickets at door $20.00 family or $3.00 person. High School, 7:30 p.m. March 24th 7:00 p.m., Tooele High School, Dr. Louis Fine, Parenting Issues March 20th 7:00 p.m., Crantsville High, Dr. Elliot Landau, topic to 1 announced. Aprillst Dedication and openhouse. New Senior Citizens Center, 2:30.4:30 p.m. April 20th May 22 Stansbury Oquirrh Art Guild - Art Show floor - Walker Bank. June 1617 Home Safety Cun Safety Program For Ladies Only. Includes all types of home safety including firearms. June 20th Co on firing range if desired. July 15, 16, 17 & 18 - Tooele County Livestock Show & Sale, Crantsville August 25 26 Home Safety Cun Safety Program For Ladies Only. Includes all types of home safety including firearms. Aug. 29. Co on firing range if desired. For home safety program call Cene Ekenstam 7 or Bill 7 for registration. Royle lu-e- Monday. THE SEVERANCE laa. except on oil and gas, is a dead issue this session. Severance tases on gas and oil arc espected to l increased by three percent, Swan saw. A measure that would allow for air conditioning of certain schools and allow a test of year round schools was approved by the Senate. The Senate had previously passed a lull that sets a uniform date for the lie ginning of kindergartens in the state on Sept. 1. REP. JOHN E. Smith, cspects his lull on the governance of attorneys to lie considered for the third and final time in the House Thursday. 882-476- He reports that the state's porno- - 882-442- graphs law has lave tightened up ssith a prison sentence instead of fines lieing in the measure. A lull providing for the disposition of rent deposits taken by landlords for suth things as cleaning fees ssas also passed by the House. A MEkSlRE taking the interest rale Tiling off revolving charge accounts in stores was passed by the House and now goes to the governor for Ins signature or veto. Another measure which permits policemen engager! in private seoff-dut- curity employment to wear their uniforms was approved by the House. The Utah legislatures budget session has two weeks left tiefore the adjournment date. One of the roadblocks to formalizing the budget appears to lie Nit of the way with a tentative agreement for a five percent pay raise for state employ eev. Sen. Karl G. Swan who b a menilier (4 the executive budget committee, reports that group will tiegin meetings this week to finalize the state's budget. IDifoou 5& RUDDER DASKETDALL Mi-da- v 'Tt-N- Ak 88 IVf Rag. 14.99 Featuring the Utah Jazz team emblem, this deep pebble gram rubber ball it perfect tor indoor or outdoor play Retires From Tooele Army Depot Lourrmine Peterson was honored at a retirement dinner given for by her fellow workers. She was the recipient of many 8820690 "SPEED-WIN- " II V- LEATHER DASKETDALL - IVT t going away remembrances from her ill 'a'nVS frieni. many She retired after working thirty years for the Tooele Army Depot. In those years she has seen it change from an Need For Home Gardens Stressed Family gardens lecome even more important as we consider weather and energy effects, says E. Arlo Richardson, state climatolo- 5PALDIAG yO To get your event on the Community Calendar, call Rag.26.9S An economical Ordnance Depot to an Army Depot. She has watched commanders come and is gornw in the revealed that without the north cent ral plains. continuing flow of produce Frost in Florida that des-- to the state from the special- troved much of the winter ized production areas there vegtable crop there and was only sufficient food in droughts in central US point the stores and distribution up the vulnerability of de- - centers to last Utah for food on a few li- - dents a little less than a mited areas. Also, the pass!- - week. country gist at LSU. He believes climate and its relationship to the food system that has developed in the United States presents bility of an oil embargo a critical reason for people raises the potential for a to prepare to grow their short age of fuel for transpor- own food as much as possi- tat ion of food from spec- ble. Our food system has be- ialized areas of production. come highly vulnerable to Prepare to grow your weather conditions in spec- own food as much as possiialized areas. ble to reduce the strain from Most of the vegetables we conditions in the purchase in our supermarmajor producing areas, he kets are grown in California, advises. Mexico and a few southern The gravity of the situa- states. Most of the wheat lion is seen in a survey taken and corn used in this a few years ago in Utah. It Mary Lynns Spring Fix-U- p Special PERM or FROSTING resi-pendi- . . lOUltry Prniz'rtu J Readied ,n h f,ri1 V aM done thi,,w ,av 1 V f , h Nw "nuy; P?rt ,n all,of ?!" of jeniost work kVJ She interesting she held wa dunnR N'c,nam era, when she worked for three and a half yean straight graveyard shift. The graveyard shift was hard, but the work was interesting. She served for two yean on the Federal Womens Committee. She regrets , tilUZUi . TETON EVEREST Loumioe Peterson 4-- H f 01133311 DACK PACK AND FRAME COMDO se NYLON NYLON PACK TENT Reg. 24.99 Reg. 29.99 foam padded straps tor the junior back packer. Tubu3 lar aluminum nylon coil zipper pockets. PACK TENT 88 95 coated nylon pack with Both are made of ripstop nylon and come complete with stakes, poles, ropes and stuff sack. 552, 553 SADDLE DLANKET TRUCK SEAT COVERS The turkeys will cost $1.05 each and again the member may order either 15 or 25 of these. They will arrive May 15 or 16 but the orders need to be in the office by April 10. FFA youth may also order these through the leather ball with split gram cover panels fine gauge flat nylon carcass (or shape retention. Recommended for indoor use h leaving some of the friends that she might not run into again, but states it is a great feeling to retire and lie able to realize that you can now resume some kind of roll in your community again, interested in and have time for your children, grandrolling in the Poultry Pro- children and all the other interests one jects. should contact the 411 has. And the best thing of all, is you reaoffice to get enrolled. The lize that maybe you have helped to sechickens will be .55 each cure your future. member can purand a chase either 15 or 25 chicks in either the broiler program or the egg production program. The chicks will arrive May 2 but need to be ordered before March 44. 4-- H JAZZ" UTAH Deluxe Rag. 27.99 Standard Rag. 19.99 99 88 office, states Wade Bitner, County Agent. These rugged saddle blanket covers will fit the seats in your truck. Deluxe models have handy pockets, vinyl bound edges and rifle scabbard. 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