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Show fl DESERET NEWS, 10 A Monday, November 4, 1968 Authorities Seek Joint Worship initiated Preby-.fear- , ignorance and prejudice, iter ia ns and Episcopalians as long as these are the walls attended thp Ecumenical Day dividing us, we cannot expect With an ivory sculpture of Celebration held at St. Ann'slthcm to immediately come Jesus hovering over the East, tumbling down. Church, ence, Protestants and Catholics The service, planned as an an-- j The rector said the Apostle joined Sunday to worship the'nua! celebration, was sponsored, Paul has repeatedly urged world's "one and only God. by the Salt Lake Council of church unity, and that the Bible Sis the About l.uUO Catholics, Luther- - Churches. greatest force in the for Rev. Robert Cochrane, rector world achieving unity ... churches and peace All of Saints Church, among Episcopal . delivered the sermon stressing among nations, the stupidity and blindness of Unfortunately, he said, church Christians who have ignored a mem tiers have used the Scrip-- i That Loosen unity of churches in previous tures to build a wedge and a chasm among different sects. Need Not Embarrass years. We have used the Bible in Dont live !n fear of false teeth He said, Our churches do wobbling or dropping Jut loaning, s have our differences in such building walls around our at the wrong time. For more security and more comfort, just sprinkle a he said, as church doctrine and siastical palaces, little FA8TEETH on your plates. FASTELTH holds false teeth firmer. the meaning of the sacrament, and we all used the Gospel to Make eating easier. No pasty, gooey but we must minimize the our beliefs were the right taste. Helps check denture breath . Dentures that fit are essential to of these. Instead of being so The real: way. portance health. See your dtntbst regularly. Get FASTEFTH at all drug counter? that divide us are those of eerned with our own views, we ans, Congrcgaiionaiisls, 2tX)3-5i- h j advertisement FALSE TEETH ewie-matter- PHIL BLOMQUIST Kept his Pledge - W 7 'p J 4? I - . Lawi Maes, serving a were sentence ni,hpaV.h!.Searching.today fr 5-- Reduced County Costs Implementation of Data Processing finance Dept, and Contract Office Saving County Thousand of Dollars of-p.- County Commissioner L low-co- Don I. Stott John Re Mackay Floyd H. Hurst krline E. Atkinson Dorothy T. Michelsen Ralph Putman Paid by Taxpayers lor Blomquist, Wm. T. South. Chairman Ray M. Boyack John Rencher THIS WEEK ONLY! 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Law BUEHNER: Pledged to enforce and defend Utahs Right to Work Law .. Paid Pal. Ad. by W. Kwghat Srockbo, Willi H Komnoy IS BIG BUSINESS! See to it that its run like one. Fleet a professional to the important office of State Treasurer Elect - Golden L. Allen FOR isles Gate j The causeway road from Syr-- i drive out across the causeway aeuse out to Antelope Island at anY bme t0 Ibe park gate, Mr. Tippetts said work is pro-- 1 'will be open to the public only! on the island and the ;. digressing during daylight hours, Harold J-- . park is expected to be open Tippetts, director of the Great shortly. The road system is ,Salt Lake Authority, announced nearmg a usable standard, he said, and crews are installing today. Recent valdalism and theft facilities on the beach at Bridg-ha- s necessitated placing a con-'e- r Bay. trol gate at the end of existing! a boat dock is in place and :one of two proposed boat ramps pavement west of Syracuse. This gate will be locked and has been completed. The major the causeway patrolled after; construction effort is scheduled dark, he said. However, the (or next spring, he said, causeway will be open during Patio Furniture jU 'A Mua- UTAH GOVERNMENT State To Shut J. ZCMI KNOWS THE JOB DOES IT WELL VOTE STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN low-inco- Term D. Hill V RIGHT TO WORK Non-jfor- ANTELOPE ROAD H PHIL BLOMQUIST V PROTECT YOUR junc--Mae- Vote for Continued Progress Re-ele- ct KCPX-T- jne eares-Ecumenica- e KUTV K5L-T- n'' 1 Business-LikPractices Progress Modernization of Government NOV. 4th 5:10 p.m. 7:15 p.m. 1 0:45 p.m. to for third- lW0 yungUgree burglary, was described of the as weighing 177 pounds, the Episcopal, the Jew, the nunimum securit UiU-ian- , with black hair and brown eyes. the Communist, the,Prison's John Bircher and the hippie. Sunday night. jcility The speaker said a united, Ga!1 21. Christian community could helh d Jl Tre1' solve tlie social problem ot the 18, were present at the 9 entire community. In con tion with this statement, the prisoner count but were s feting collected at the service f0und to be missing shortly e donated to the Utah Wardeni said 10;i0 Profit Housing Corp., an orgam-W' Turner zation founded by the Salt Lakejohn Council of Churches to provide They apparently climbed the housing for surrounding the only fence con-wal- ls COMMISSIONER SEE LLOYD Prison Escapees should look at our fellow man and our fellow churches with' UTAH STATE PRISON understanding-le- t's officers forget our enforcement j(irfnntriBj,i Patio furniture valued at $100 was taken from the front porch o fa home owned by Mrs. J. Grant Stringhman, 114 Virginia St. (1335 East). The stolen items included a table and two wrought-iro- n chairs. State Treasurer Heres what makes Golden a professional: EDUCATION Accounting Graduate Utah State University. Post-o- f U and the Uni- Graduate studies at USU -- LDS Business College -- U of Arizona versity EXPERIENCE; Former High School Principal. Kanab, Utah, Auditor, State Department of Education, Accountant. Regional Office of Universal C.I.T Credit Corp.. Public Accountant. Private industry CIVIC: Former member, Utah State Boxing Commission (eight yrs.). Recorder for city of Centerville - POLITICAL. State delegate and former chairman for Republican Party Lieutenant Sr Grade and Commandei of Navy warship : MILITARY (World War II) CHURCH. Member, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints (Former member of ward bishopric and presently an active member in his ward.) ELECT y MAKE YOUR VOTE A GOLDEN VOTE GOLDEN L. ALLEN TO STATE TREASURER Paid for by Allen for Treasurer Committee, Jennings Phillip Jr., Chairman ;i u. A V C v Many thanks to you, good friends and hardworking supporters, for your gen- A week of erous gift of time in my Senatorial campaign. Thanks for carrying our mes- sage to many people through your phone calls, letters, and house to house Hawaii $32 down. walks. 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