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Show MU.W Area rA take f 1 . out ol live trophies were eat tie it M ic Maena Stakes Iasi he Oqtm rh Rvtio Basketball l,n itational Tournament, hosted bv the Maena ast Stak , involved eight teams from the Maena, Mat n l I ast, Kearns No tli, and Kearns South Stake s r st place tiophv was awarded 'o the ake R idee hud Ward ot the M lena ast Stake I heir sister unique team is coached !v Imv Shannon lluish entered the tout n mm w with an win loss i ec orJ to add ' u to make it Second place o; was aw aided to tie Kearns Sixth YY.u d ol ll c Kearns Stake His team also woi t'm ' Spot t sman slop u bird place It o m was a w a d d t ake Ridee Second W,u a d from the Maena nr Stake, coached bv o earn the n Rushton 1 I.KK RIDGE Second Word third plat o winners of Im itational Tournament hack iow left foacli nn Euslitoii, Sands (low .ml, Katin Olsen, Debbie Ta lor, Pam Mamales, fi out fiom lelt Julie Mamales, Kliabetb llilkev, Debbie Johnson and Hope Spens. im mu 1 C t B nil M -- nms av i d Vis li 1 nt Si i in nt ,i in 1 SO awards i 1 ikes St i up with the eek w n le girls basketball teams in the Fldei David B Haight an assistant to the Council of Twelve Apostles ot the C'hurih ot Jesus (bust ot atter dav Saints will speak at the Magna I tali East stake (onteienie Satui dav and Sundav pi il 12 and ! the visiting Geneial Mi t hoi it v will pi event the theme of Go ve unto all the win Id " he following met t r ir h tircc I , ! n si c Ic i Maena 'in Spot ixmanxhip was e c and kc,n ns, all ot, Maena I I aside m tt it I I () eei -- -- v t VI a mm u Si O il )l lime to idc 0 the it I i i v v mi lx i n lu do till-- , t t -- L i i i i i -- in at i 8 I kl ill lu cpt - o ' 1)1 lau I, ml thi i d pLu c tl'lc H c won 2 ot anic s t: oph ( onsolat on was given to the M tea t F r st Wat d ft i m im ak put 'N lu d a lui 1S i hi l (I M i Maena Stake, co idled he team leo Kun lost the lu st nicht licv cat competition rack and won the ties' two mehts to uid up m the cousolali mi si a he team v as unavailable tor pic lures I C v and cpi i t i I v i ml ne il tin i, I RIDGE HIRI) winners of Oquirrh Region oung Womens basketball team me lude bac k i ow lelt, Karen Oi d. Penile Hodge, Marion Old, ( ind Huber, Gened Huber, ( hi is Hubei and Shannon Ihush, coach, front low left, Kath Old, Peggy Hodge, Eilene an Tassell I lla astman, lessie Higgs, Julie Smith. 1 W MCI) T 1 ) les Incorporated President Werner C Brown, addres sing the companys annual stockholders meeting in Wilmington, Del , summarized a mercurial, frus1974 as and yet challenging trating, 12 months, which began with price and profit controls, reached record levels of and demand by then ended with a precipitous downturn In addition, 1974 was pervaded by spiraling raw' materials costs and shortages, and, capping it all off, 1974 was a recession year, in which real GNP fell in each successive quarter Financial highlights for 1974 as outlined by Brown were that consolidated sales reached new? highs, increasing 32 percent over 1973 to Net income $1 525 billion increased to $917 million, equal to $2 21 per share, from $91 1 million, equal to $2 18 per share in 1973 But Brown told stockholders that fourth quarter volume and profits dropped precipitously Through the first nine months, Hercules physical volume was up 8 percent, but in the fourth quarter, volume diopped 10 percent from the like period mid-yea- in r, 1973 Because of the sharp reversal in sales, Hercules had $100 million in excessive inventories by year end In contrast, at mid year, inventories were at their lowest level in eight years despite high business levels Brown explained that in order to reduce inventories, the company is operating plants at lower levels than sales Plant operating rates are at about 50 percent, versus a rate of 92 percent in the first three quarters of 1974 He said capital investment plans had been stretched out and present plans call for an estimated $160 million capital expenditures in 1975, $57 million less than in 1974 In addition to the sharp drop in business which cost Hercules an estimated $ 25 per share in the fourth quarter, other factors affecting 1974 earnings were a switch to the LIFO method of accounting, amounting to a $ 45 reduction in earnings per share and unanticipated foreign exchange losses amounting to $ 17 per share Brown went on to analyze the broad areas of the companys business, including an examination of overall commercial busi- ness The established products group continues to be the backbone of the company, which provides the financial base for expansion into other areas In 1974, earnings for this group were up 49 percent over 1973 He indicated that there was a profit problem in the tem, Ruth I W e Ida ( I tid rti. me v Rom' M hora Lane, a Janet Betters ticals I ir-in- I . o, i'n , u mi pm -- l x hict ill c ..'"tA"a lie v 1111-- u ill !), i luxeit ii il 7 i It c it !i i jl il w Maud i 1 Ml i,i all the bn.i nament was hailed . Croat success h' ' B team involved been the tirst vco In other business, stock holders defeated a stockholder proposal to provide for cumulative voting in the election of directors tt t Kjf Kit1.' BLuk, Brice, structures, and pharmaceu- MUi I'.mr 10 ill be held elan Satin dav foi the stake piesi stake executive sec and stake cltiks Satui day 4 id p m lot the stake pi evidence stake ex ectilive sec t etui v stake cleikx high louniilmen, bishopiicx waid executive xeuetaiiex and Melchie dek Pnexthood piesidencies and giotip leadeis Satur-da7 pm tot stake pi high council execu live secietan, and stake cleiks Mekluedek Pi lest hood (iioiiim presidencies, unit leadeis gmup liadeis, and xei l etai ics all seventies (hutch business activities His have included executive po sitions with A Ml in Salt ake Citv Montgomerv Waid Co m ( Imago where he was Regional Managei nt the Mid western aiea ot it, i etail stores ami latei piesi dt nt ot a i etail oigamat.oii alitoi ilia in Palo Mto 1 C Fldei Haight was a Ri gional Representative m tin Sacramento and I tesno Ut gums ol the (lunch at tin time of his piesent appoint ment Fotmerly fiom Tint to 9t6 he was piesident ot the Scottish Mission He also was a member of the Pnesthood Missionary Committee F'or 12 veais he was piesident of the Palo Alto Stake of the (huich a loimer bishops counselor and member ol the Palo Mto stake High Counc il Fldei Humht was bom m Oukiev Idaho on September 2 19(H) a son ot Hoi tm C and ( l,i t a Tuttle Haight He m,u i led Ruhv Olson of Salt I ake Cits m the Salt ake 1 Ample 1 hev aie patents of two sons and a daughter He was educated at the Oakley High School, Mbion State Nomial School and I tah state I niv c l sit v W ward cleik fiom each ward, all stake nnssionai ics wives ol the abov e mentioned members of the pnesthood, all eighteen year old elders, and all pi iests in the ai onic IT lesthood The public is invited to attend the Sundav Confei ence session at 10 a m in the Magna I tah East Stake (enter 8181 West 320 South Stake President (hut lex R ( anfield will conduct the General Session f Prominent California business and civic leadei David 13 Haight was named an ssistant to the Council of Twelve of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day DM ID I! HUGH I. xsixtant to (lie Council of Twelve Saints on April 6, 1970 A foimer mayor of Palo postles ol the (lunch ol lesus ( linst ol litter-d.iSaints, will ii exule at Magna I tali I ast Stake ( onlei enc e pi il 12 and Mto, California he also was president of the Palo Alto 1! 1975 Chamber of Commerce, the Downtown Merchants Asso ciation, director of the Red (Toss Peninsula Blood Bank, I t iila x Stanford Area Boy Scout Baseball ,i il Judge FUeclion c ampaign CamCouncil and the San FT an luesdav, (v plus at Judge State pi il 15 Base continues cisco Bay Area Council of Gvmnastu Meet paigning Dali and Tennis at Joidan Mavors He was serving as Junio. Satui dav, Apt il 12 11 ednesilav , JoiAssistant to the President of Prom Capitol Rotunda 8 Vptil 16 the Brigham Young Umver to dan Region Intermeet p m T lack - Weboi FTnal election assembly State Inv itational 8 a m sity at the time of his Golf at Woniluv, Ypul II otmg appointment to serve the 3 L ill w .! 1,1 dies li il i tor t 0111.1111 '(1 OXl lo tw o Ilk-- , Pirate Programs 1 A DOES ANT KNOW OF RE'I II Kid , m 'ha ' us hud that aie not reallv suipnxod that xpi nu t lowers bloom that leaves come back noi aie vvt xuijiiMii about tin coming of summer Nor die we at all sui pi ist d n it the sun came up this morning, or that the moon shows itself m ilx im s and seasons We aie no moi e surpi lsed than a chemist is vv hen hi puts put m mguiiiui sth'ougha dwell, i east d tub pi ecise process and realizes the pi ecise it soils ' i it'uin the moon suipnsed that men can oi bit the eaith 1." o 1 growth product category, which suffered reduced earnings of 48 percent from 1973 figures Brown identified one product group, domestic in particular, as having had an adverse effect on earnings primarily because of the plummeting of the textile fibers market, added to which he cited start up problems with the new terephthalic acid plant in Wilmington, N C , a severe cost price squeeze during the first quarter, and a plant fire On a more positive note, Brown said Hercules international business established new records in 1974 with export sales reaching $21! million and sales of products produced overseas increasing to $396 million, up 4! percent worldwide Despite the problems facing the company, Brown exclaimed, I am optimistic about the future A number of our leading indicators suggest to us that there will be renewed strength in the economy in the third and fourth quarters and 1976 will be a good year Brown stated, Although we anticipate that net income for the first quarter of 1975 will be nominal, our basic business is sound and balanced, and we firmly believe the long term growth trend of the economy is intact and that the demand for our products will soon resume its normal pattern Of particular interest for the companys growth, according to Brown, are a new group of products which have jumped from zero base as recently as 1970 to $156 million m sales in 1974 These include natural gums, flavors and fragrances, hydrocarbon resins, an optically sensitive printing plate sys- ', m members consi-o- t Brenda McKelki Hercules Ends Year Low growth and established products, categories by which Hercules breaks down its s HIlKsDW, v I ( On March 18, 1975, Hercu- I in the stake hishopnc, executive secietan and Slav v 1 VKF. M v 1 Cr w pm demy i I I 1 Stake Conference Set; Elder Haight Presides 'A ti 1 uu We piecisely as planned This beauty , this majesty, this power and oi i all this is i hr n, t oi n ds ih ot us a magnificent plan, puipose, a Blannei a ( m an i n wlm-- e as all (Teat ion moves in a sir c esxnm ol tm o and si mm s nd it is n i ai e luifher reach of reality that this same nnm u.it nun tl is same adminixtiator, has given us laws, commandmc's l equ'i cments hr the fullest In ing of life And as surely as spi me it tm ' s as sum' u billows as suiely as the sun shows itself just as sui elv as1 pin mii pi usM'van laws kad t i 'esults m pi edietahle, just so sutely do the spn itual and mm ourlives nd just so sui ely shall we i eahe the ,itMf tht kiudot lives i I live I wndd To turn a moment to the vernaculai have H t nn hie that t ow would come would that tha' the s m would summei spimg again, have shown itself this morning I would also m hie on u di a Ini lhe phvsn.i1 levs tin iesults ol the laws we keep the lives we hve h ,ui hupp n, in peace and h ,n on spit dual laws the moral laws heaits and in our homes, in time and m (Kim I would bet my life on trying to live and keep he i ommandmi nts God has given Does anyone know of a bettei bet J i , hi d L Svn ( Evans opv light 19i,9 Mesons Salt Lake (Tv I tail I st d bv pi i micsioi, Sunday Mwah 7 7-- M( DON M D S FI ORAL RTS I 3310 So 2820 W Ph Magna F IR 299 72BG Magna Mi 250 1,771 71 ('i' v E 3441 So 8400 W Ph 250 5844 Magna Y EST V ALLEY EORI) uum M k U RMLRs I' gen Ph igna John ( y A. v So 2 u ,74 ( hie k PRl St RI 271 250 631b t Ph 8M "H,l W 2700 So 8120 W 3500 So Ph ( INst R ( j. 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You can easily find out for yourself. sion is this 8 Jeremiah She must have She was what they call a "pillar of the church baked an astronomical number of chicken pies for church suppers and served on almost every committee at one time or another. You might I say she was pious, a word we dont usually care for What mean is God Him. loved and her revered that she She also had a tremendous to tell the funniest stories 4-- So ... fabricated plastic V cv't 2J&. 145 ,, FlUAV tr V C'J' A Scriptures selected by The American Bible Society Copyright 1975 Keister Advertising Service Inc Strasburg Worship together in church Virginia |