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Show iinnn in mtrm 4 Sun Advocate, Price, Utah Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1977 Jospeh Anderson, member of the First Quorum of Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, will speak at the Price Utah North Stake Conference Saturday and tin diEjp Sunday. imaiiiB Oto Ota 01 etatate tefly Plant Shop Hundreds of pots to choose Elder Anderson had been an Assistant to the Coy.j; of the Twelve of the Chur. t. if Jesus Christ of Latter-daSc its 0970-76- ) and also secretary to the First Presidency of the Church from 1923 to 1970. In October 1976 he was set apart as a member of The First Quorum of Seventy. y During his many years of service with the First Presidency, he has served as official Church reporter and as clerk of the General Conferences of the Church. Among his other duties he has attended and recorded minutes of the meetings of the First Presidency and the Council of the Twelve Apostles. from Beautiful Hanging Plants He is presently managing director of the Church Historical Department. Your choice Elder Anderson was born in Salt Lake City on November 20, 1889. He graduated from Weber Academy, now Weber State College, at the age of 15. asm ESBEgiS w Vi Leather Products bout 10-- 4, d He the seven, and find out that married Norma Peterson in Salt Lake Temple on November 11, 1915. They have a son and two daughters. The visiting General Authority will present the theme: Our Missionary Opportunities. Stake President James L. Jensen will conduct. The public is invited to attend the Sunday Conference sessions in the Price Utah North Stake Center, 449 North First East, Price. Music, during the Sunday Session of the Conference, will be furnished by the Stake Relief Society with Mrs. Calvin (JoAnn) Cox conducting. The scheduled meetings are as follows: Saturday 4:00 p.m. Priesthood Leaders for High Councilors, Clerks, Quorum Bishoprics, Presidents and Group Leaders; 7:00 p.m. Evening Sessions for all Adults over age of seventeen. He was a missionary for the Church in Switzerland and Germany from 1911 to 1914. After a brief business career in Salt Lake City, he became secretary to late Church President Heber J. Grant. Since then Elder Anderson has 8:00 a.m. All Seventies Sunday Missionaries, in the High Council Room; 9:30 a.m. Dedication of the new flag pole on the front lawn; 10:00 a.m. Sunday Session - All members and public invited; 2:00 p.m. Special Fireside - All members and public invited. & h E ETA; estimated time of arrival F Fluffy foot; woman!' Helper airman trains in Washington TACOMA, driver. G Ghost town; Casper ya, GBY, For 21 years Elder Anderson was Got on? 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Club members are Its actually a device putting on a dance and which measures a raffle (for prizes, standing wave ratio, even!) at the Helper nnffjn. the Tt, T hf.utinp know how to handle the responsibility of CBmg. j Jack rabbit fast R Kick down; shift to lnu7pr &edr- L Lid -- ignorant CB operator. M Minnie; ultra small -- and is essential for Auditorium. Its for the load 0f cargo, the antenna. public, and Snow Cap L. tuning Cadet Jefferey Jacob, son of Mr. and SWR meter units took Pros?d . a B. Nick Mrs. and range in Mamanakis of Rt. 1, alike; price from $17 to $30, Helper is participating but the more expensive in a U.S. Air Force units range between $40 Officers Reserve Training Com cellar; liquor store. 0'e been closely associated with the presidents of the Church, their counselors and the other General Authorities. He has served as director, member of the executive comof mittee and secretary-treasure- r the Deseret Book Company in Salt Lake City. 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Didnt careers in which they FCC states that only have my picture box U USB; Upper might wish to serve as under supervision are with me or Id have you sideband. Air Force officers. juveniles allowed to one this time. Well a CB. That haveta catch ya later operate V Vigilante; police. a Cadet Jacob, means in plain lingo, on that. We back em student at Brigham that the flaplip who sat out. Seventy-thirdW Wave Young University, is a all day off and on One Four maker; Clear, we water bed. of 1965 graduate 0 standin on or One Carbon High School. Sunday whistling, the other one who Nine. KADE 3957. y X machine; or played his latest Polaroid; radar speed and the little girl trap. . ... who was broadcasting . installed and Q s, 10-1- X-ra- UTP ready for new school year With buildings more Fflodel Shop TYCO HO & Gauge three new in use, two conunder an and struction, enlarged faculty, Utah Technical College at Provo is oiling up its instructional machinery for the start of its 1977-7school counseling. year on Sept. 26. President Wilson W. He said 8 N Gauge Railroads Sorensen said and be open there from 8 with two campuses and a.m. to 4:30 p.m. . f H mnrjprn scheduled for Sept. 22 Mondays through a far Prv and 23, but stressed Fridays until school d that prospective begins, and he urged barracks in which it students may inquire at early started in 1941 as a war the schools Provo to increase the chances manpower training campus from now on of students getting center. and for courses registration orientation registrars are , cemen8 said) with vulgarity are all in direct violation of FCC and could cost someone a CB unit and a fat fine. T personally know Bite a ew bub- blegummers who have their desired more courtesy and CB before some of them country ways than a may fill up. It will also begin the number of the oldie the The college will begin new year with 11 ad- - users of CB (those over And in the office will its 37th year this fall ditional instructors. 20!) mixer track. Y Youthville; children Bending the windows; good reception; wall to wall reception. B using CB. Z Zoo; police headquarters. -- v1 f'fyWs QILo GV7 Accessories Complete Train Sets All ppw. xiyx 2 t A ' X 1 ' L y,A 0 gal. t 1 $ r4 K A. is &. J 94 K V . 9 3-- 17 v tM .w- a&M. 1. v ft ' (f .i i vt 5petUtftf)CO Starter Tank AA U,JL TrJtTZK XU32J3S3 mi& P u Complete Pet except fish Shop & water Eiiltiiy S rji poncing (jUUS 01 fnw? n rrcr-- School anCR itDljgiBT' JAZZ oTAP o BALLET For information call CPsG Tammy Black 472-395- 5 i |