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Show ? K yr y-- y ' fn 'yyr p y'-y- . ' Care for One Another More Soon Church Women Hear If You Didnt Know Tnbune Stall Wnter at Wasatch Church, 1G26-I7i- h Presbyterian East, during special sendees hosted by the Wasatch Church Women's Assn , and women's associations from other local Presbyterian churches. Following the se' uces she was honored at a reception m Christiansen Hall. Two years ago, she said, she had ignored the Womens I because Lib moement Airs. Lois Stair Ton woman in church 200 Trekkei Walk S.L. Aids Navajo Fund 20-Mi- le pei sons set off on a 20 mile hike Saturday morning, getting money for each mile walked money which w ill be used to buy a mobile dental van for the Bisti Navajo Ind'an Project. Bisti is about 30 miles south of Farmington, N.M Each hiker found his own sponsor for the wall., and amounts pledged per mile varied widely from as little as one i ent to $20. Project officials weie still recording miles hiked by each pet son Saturday fiemoon, and no estimate of the amount of money laised was available. Called Project Concern, the hike started about 9 pm. at the Capitol. A short ceremony maiked the beg nnmg of the w alk Mike Butler, a member of the Utah Stars basketball team and honoraiy chairman, was to have spoken. But he underwent surgery Friday so Mrv Jackson took his place as speakei. Mr. Jackson, recovering from surgery himself and still on crutches, went pait of the way with the hikeis. The majority of the hikers did not make the entire walk, officials noted, and they will only be giv en credit for the distance they actually walked. Nearly 50 persons went the entne distance, though, officials said. Each hiker was given a card with checkpoints indicated on it. As they passed each checkpoint, a mark was placed on the card to prove they passed that checkpoint. Route of te walk was south from the Capitol, east on 2nd Avenue to Federal Way, south m front of Ft. Douglas to Foothill Boulevard then east on Sunnyside Avenue to Rotary Glen where lunch was sened Returning to the Capitol, hikers went west on Sunnyside to 7th East, north to 3rd Avenue, west ot State Street and north to the Capitol and the check-ipoint About 200 Names Officers T William Cockayne, vice-p- i evident and director of the Sugar Co., Thursday w president of the Utah Taxpayers Assn Nicholas L. Strike, general manager of Ajax Presses, was elected vice president. R. LaVaun Cox, executive duec-to- r of the Utah Petroleum Council, was elected secretaiy-tieasureJack A. Oisori was Utoh-Idah- o elected executive vice-- p esident Mr. Cockayne is a diiector if Walker Bank & Trust Co. md a member of the Maiket-mAllotment Task Foice of g :he Department of Agn-ultui- He is chan man of tli Cozens Advisory Commission on International lie Salt n port. He was appointed a comber of the Utah House of liepiesentatives tins year bv Uov. Calvin L Rampton lie dsn is a director a d pi esident elect of the Utah M.itui- ike TEMPERATURE Utah Women Feel Limited learned that many women feel limned, incashe said pable. Many are bitter because they are not able tu exercise their abilities. Women have never supshe ported one another, explained, they have always sought the approval of men. They spend their whole life of her presbytery Since I was elected to this she our said, position, home life has nad to revolve around my schedule rather than my husbands. She said she felt hesitant at first in assuming the responsibilities, but has since developed confidence. Varied Schedule Beacuse of her varied sched- she is on tour most of her year as moderator she feels most women with children a home would be reluctant to hold her position. My husband and I have gtown closer because of my work, she said. He has been a constant support to me. As the first woman moderator, she feels she can exhibit a feminine few qualities of leadership and break loose formalities of from rigid expression. People are too worried about protocol, and though Im a firm believer in the institution of form, I feel we must not be afraid to show our emotions. We must have ireer expressions. We must not inhibit the sharing of faith. Sunday, Mrs. Stair will preach at the 100th anmveisa-rof the Fust Presbyteimn Church, 12 C St., at 11 a m., and Sunday night she will fly to Twin Falls to speak. ule But today prices continue to skyrocket and people are really concerned about surveys, property titles and comhe plete land descriptions, said. That's v here the new type of instrumentts and help from die National Geodetic Survey, U.S. Department of Commerce, come in. Carl Kelley of the National Geodetic Survey, who was in Salt Lake City to assist in proinformation viding training for county surveyor personnel m computations and observational procedures, said such a program was necessary to controlled surveying y turned into fll IEGEND RAIN SN0w WARM FRONT COLD STATIC sftowfa? snow FLURRIES front: NEW ORLEANS highways and many other types of he building or enngineering, said These surveys are necessary to contiol and minimize any ami all mconsis-tene.e- s within the area. lie said Salt Lake County is among the few count .os in the nation foigitig ahead in modern sun eying techniques fact Mr. One interesting Kelly revealed is that surveys mast be made before const me' inn and said: There are more lineal feet of automobiles being manufactured euiii year than there aie highways for them to s tiavelou So many more must be built which means accuiate suiveys must eontmuallv be made. LJ I MIAMI FRONT m high-wav- kKJH TIMWHUTUra A. get extra cash when you use Want Ads to sell no longer Intermountain Area, Highs near 40. Lotv s Clearing Sunday night. 25-3- 0. needed sporting goods. Just dial Craig Loren Sims, 26. 2237 Westminster Ave ftMO South) was found guilty of first-degre- e murder and rape with a recommendation for le mency, early Saturday mom- - ing m 3rd District Court. gims was convicted of the Marcl1 22 rape - strangulation of Linda Huntsman, 20, a stu- dent nurse, Aug. 14, but he 521-353- 5 Advisor will help you. Just say, rge it." An was granted a retiial by Judge D. Frank Wilkins. judge Got don R. Hall set sentencing on both charges for Dec. 3 at 2 p.m. Midwest Bismarck Chicago Dstro t Detroit Kansas City Minneapolis Oklahoma City Omana St Louis 52 29 43 37 w7 54 35 54 41 50 51 51 rt 47 77 65 77 East Boston New York City Pittsburgh Washington, 47 DC. 51 37 46 59 44 70 48 South Atlanta Birmingham . Louiville . Miami New Orleans .. 74 40 17 72 49 75 79 71 52 Southwest ... ..... . Albuquerque El Paso Phoenix San Antonio Tucson .... 63 43 75 52 73 83 71 49 63 46 Salt Lake Weather Data: Precipitation for 24 hour period ended Saturday 5 p m .29 precipitation for November 29, accumulative deficiency, .29; precipitation since Oct. 1, 1971, 3 52. Ac79. s nrise 7 13 cumulative excess, a m VST; sunset 5 11 pm. MST. at Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo, Logan Intermittent snows Sunday, decreasing with partial clearing at times Si v day fright and Monday. Low Sjnday night 25 to 30. Highs Sunday and Monday near 40 Probability of snow 70 percent Sunday ard 40 percent Sunday mght Utah Snow spreading southeast across state Sunday and Sunday night. Local heavy snows alor.g western mountains. Monday mostly cloudy and scattered snows along western mountains Monday mostly cloudy and scattered snows mostly south Turning colder Lows Surday night 20 to 30 High Sunday 40 to 50 and Monday 35 to 45 Eastern Nevada Snows continuing intermittently Sunday with local heavy snows along mountains Mostly cloudy and scattered light snows Sunday night and Monday Colder Low Sunday night 5 to 20 Highs Sunday and Monday 30 to 40 Wyoming Sunday occasional ram or snow west portion spreading east during the day. Chance locally heavy snow mounta. s west portion Sunday evening Varioble clouds and cool with scattered snow flurries Monday High Sunday 30s west, 40s and lows 50s east, 20 to 30 mountains Low Sunday night 15 to 25 lower elevations, 5 to 15 mountains and high Monday 30s west, 40s east, 25 to 35 mountains. Southwest Idaho Snow level near 3 500 feet Cloudy with chance of showers Sunday Fair and continued cold Monday Lows Sunday night 15 to 25. Highs both days 35 to 45 Southeast Idaho Occasional ram or snow decreasing Sunday Locally windy. Partly cloudy and continued cold Monday Lows Sunday mght 20s. Highs both days 35 to 45. Extended Forecasts Tuesday through Thursday - Continued cold with hiqhs 35 and lows 15 to 25. Showers Tuesday. Continued cold Eastern Nevada y ith highs 35 to 45 and lows 10 to 20. Southern Idaho Fair Tuesday then clouds with Increasing Wednesday chance of snow showers north' rn mountains Thursday Cool with little temperature change Hiqhs mid 30s to mid 40s Overnight lows 15 to 25 Wyoming Partly cloudy scattered snew flurries mountains, then partial snow Scattered midweek clearing northern mountains after middle of the week No large temperature changes Temneratures a little below seasonal. Highs X)s mountains and west, 40s east. 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A recent Life mag vine .uticle contended that it Mr Foitas h.ul not resigned, he had the poten tial of becoming one of the greatest Supreme Conn just u os The lecture is the seventh m the Autumn Uu.uter senes of ili ussions of significant issues. The lecture is open to the public . Admesion is $1 hJ for adul tudenls free . i V H kin IN TIME OF NEED Lluli Farm Bureau Federation will bold its annual convention Wednesday through Fudny at the Hotel. Allan include Speakei s Giant, president of the California Faim Bureau; Mrs Haven Smith, chan mar. of the American Faun Bureaus Womens Committee; Dr. Max V. Wallentine! of the Brigham Young Univeiaity Coliege of Biological and Agricultural Sciences, and Dr. Dov le Matthews, dean of the College of Agriculture at Utah State University. Elections will be Wednesday at 10:4 i a m. Elmo W. Hmial-to- n is cui rent president. Abe Fortas to Speak X V t&b Murder Juryr Rules Sims Guilty of Rape, I Over X wo; l.Gj i Sundujs v.eather forecast map indicates intermittent snow through To Convene ments are constructed jus-Uc- e o CLOUDY Farm Bureau Surveys Necessary our geodetic monu- From nadc by Justice Roger J Tiaynor, Lmveisity 'f Utah piofesMir of law and fomer chief of tl e California Supreme t omt Both jus- - Tl '' GOLF CLUBS doing things to please men. This leads to competition she said. among women We put one another down. One church purpose, she said, is to bring about a change in this attitude. I believe Christ came to free the repressed, she stressed. I feel I am not practicing my feel left out, those who are feel left out, thosewno are segregated against; until we care about everyone. The Presbyterian Church is already fulfilling the caring need in many ways, she said. Through missions, drugs addicts have been administered to and cared for in poor areas, factories have been e tablished, unemployment lowskills and ered, abilities People are seeking religious answers to world problems, she said. There is a new spirituality in America the Jesus movement. Many controversial issues have been brought up. The churc. is encouraging she said. mis involvement, We are lookmg for signs of what the church can do in the future, and what the church should be doing now to help, to show we care. Mrs. Stair, mother of two married sons, was elected church moderator m May, 1971, and will serve one year. She is a ruling elder in Waukesha, Wis , her home, and consequence. More Concerned niou Balliooni. The juiist will discuss the admimstiatioii of iirimidl liw, the handling of peisons arrested of laub eaking and ihangis nc. (onvicted hat should be onsidered Comments on Mr. Fortas' speech will lx CHART New America Spirituality cheap compared to today's market and an error of 20 or 30 fet m a mile made lit'le Founer U.S. Supreme Couit Justice Abe Foitas will speak on Crime, Ciinunals and he Nations Future, at the; Contcmpoi.uy in t at 7i5 p s,ues lecture Tliui srl NEW ORKl I have moderator and synod. (' IJ 14, 197.' Nanotul weather Strvice Data 0r ram IS forfait lntrmt ?n Sunaa throLfifKut the tntermojnicnn Area H ghs Sunday and Mcnoav near 40, lows Heavy snows aitng weM ern mountains Clearing Monday n gnt, Tuesday raised. Surveyors Aim Transit For Prevision Goals Taxpayers Unit the needs of women today. She explained that since her election as moderator, she has had the opportunity to discuss problems facing women today with Womens Lib advocates. -- n of methods Antiquated suiv eying are being upgraded by the new instruments and procedures for marking off iand. The Salt Lake County Surveyor Department is now utilizing a new geodetic system of survey control. Original surveys made in Salt Lake County and surrounding areas by pioneer surveyors were quite accurate for the types of instruments said Dale R Holt, used, Land county surveyor. ware the in days early puces bmir Sunuaj, November As didn't realize for Compassion, earing one another, giving of oneseh in service, tins is what women can offer the church toduv, Mrs. Lois Stair, first woman elected moderator of the Unit ed Presoyterian General Assembly in the United States, said Saturday in Salt Lake City. She spoke Saturday night IV Salt Pick up special discount tickets at nev ar dealers, restaurants, spotting goods (tips, and the Newspaper Ager-- v Corpoiatpn Sponsored bv 135 New Car Dealers in hah Mt mbeis ul th, L tali Auto Di ah i AssouatJi - |
