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Show CLEARFIELD COURIER, April 27, 1978, Page 2 . ! STAFF STAFF STAFF The Sun Chronicle and Claarfield Courier are published weekly at Roy, Utah, 5388 S. 1900 W. Mailing address, P.O. Box 207, Roy .Utah 84067. Telephone 825-166- or Salt Lake 6 news and photographs for Thursday s paper must be in the news office before Konday at 5 pm Pictures may be included without charge either taken m our office or submitted by you J Howard Stable . . M Glen Adams . . Mrs Bonnie Stahls. Janet Smalley . . . Bliss Fulmer Peggy Jo Adams . Tracie Adams Mrs Pat Sutter . . . OwnorRublt$hf . Asst. Publisher Advertising Mgr. Ctfitor Sports Editor Stott Staff Staff ...... Roy LOS Church and Roy News Virginia Wursten 825 Correspondents 6646 Sunset New and Sunset LDS Church News Denise Hammon 825 9474 Clearfield News Lavora Wayment 773 6422 FFA plains Thursday the Clearfield FFA Chapter held their Parent-Membe- r Banquet. It began at 7 p.m., with opening ceremonies con8 officers: ducted by President Dan Carter, Vice President Kerry Batchelor, Secretary Joni Carpenter, Treasurer Kevin Ekstrom, 77-7- troduced the special guests who were: Mr. and Mrs. Grant Steed, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilcox, Dr. and Mrs. Dale Rees, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Stokes, Mr. John Carri Titsworth, Miss Miss Cymbre Miss Natalie Jorgenson and Mr. Kevin Paskets, Byram, Birt. A Reporter then and a piece of musical talent. Diana Hart, Isabelle Moreno, Historian David Carter then in- - cafeteria style meal was served then followed by Isabelle Moreno, chapter reporter, then gave a report on FFA activities during the year. A of presentation awards to students JLfl receiving high degrees in the following were: Crop Farming, Rick Moss; Public Speaking, Natalie Jorgenson; Ag. Mechanic, Kerry Batchelor; Livestock Farming, Don Dahl; Sheep Production, Cymbre Byram; Swine Production, Clint Anderson; Beef Dan Production, ImHome Carter; provement, Steve Morgan; Poultry Production, Richard PUIWJiHJTa. JLQ l:: ably Ibjj ltJ NTs! Botts; Ornamental Hor- ticulture, Isabelle Moreno; Placement in Processing, Keith Mietus. Special a Awards were: Decab Out- Hjll ieesl ettn i standing FFA Member, Carpenter; Scholar- Joni ship, Don Dahl; Leadership Award, Kerry Batchelor; National Award, John Titand Public Natalie Jorgen- sworth; Speaking, son. - 4 iV'iM: Patterson, E. 200 S. 175 Police assisted Davis County Sheriffs Office in a medical emergency when a man fell from a 30 foot roof. Kathryn Brown, Layton, and Lisa Wardle, 155 Ross, were involved in an accident with injuries. Mike McKenna, Riverdale, reported two sleeping bags valued at $170 were stolen from his car. Police responded to two intrusion alarms, possession of tobacco by two juveniles, a suspicious report and a citizen assist. April 18 Police assisted Layton PD in the arrest of Linda Elliot, Sunset, for speeding and driving without a license. Gary Kilburn, 567 N. 800 E., was cited for shooting in city limits. Police assisted Juvenile court in apprehending a old Clearfield youth who has been stuffing school. Dale Adams, Sunset, reported the theft of a bike. Police responded to the following: abandoned vehicle at 157 Ross Dr., suspicious person report, telephone harrassment, a civil dispute, a medical assist, a family fight and a citizen assist. April 19 Two old Clearfield High students for possession of stolen property. were referred ar Steven Harold Tirado, 156 Ross Dr., was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Police responded to reports of a suspicious person, trespassing and a citizen assist. Sentinel Palmer. Dan Police found a wrecked car which had been stolen from Tom AH annual April 17 359-261- 2. Each year Honorary Chapter Farmers are chosen. This years Honorary Chapter Farmers are: Mr. Jay Batchelor, Mr. Clayton Palmer, Mr. Fred Hart, Mr. Floyd Wilcox, and Mr. Darrel Stokes, were all recognized as this years Honorary Chapter Farmers. April 20 Ron S. Martinez, reported hit and run while parked at Albertsons. Raymond James Smith, Layton, was charged with driving under the influence. Stephen Phillip Hines, Ogden, was charged with driving on a suspended license and no vehicle registration. Mayme B. Schaefer, 348 E. 200 S., was hit by a vehicle on Center St. Julie Adams, 206 E. 1700 S., reported an apartment she manages had been burglarized. A old youth was apprehended for possession of a controlled substance. April 21 Allan Flint, 69 Airlane Dr., reported the theft of four hub caps valued at $50. Robert Davis, 442 So. No. 73, reported someone had vandalized his camper. James Myron Pettit, Roy, was charged with shoplifting from Albertsons. April 22 Manuel Sotelo Gonzales, Ogden, was charged with driving under the influence. Dennis Henderson, 104 W. 250 N.,No. 3, an auto burglafy, with $145 worth hf goods stolen and $150 worth of damage done to his vehicle. Two boys, ages 14 and 15 were apprehended for taking two fire extinguishers from North Davis Junior High. Cathy Martinez, 250 N. 165 W. No. 3, reported someone g has been using her car for at night. joy-ridin- April 23 Carlos Martinez, 746 E. 400 S., was charged with abuse of a psychotoxic chemical and disorderly conduct. Two youths were charged with disorderly conduct. A 13 year old was apprehended for discharing fire arms in the city limits. South Clearfield Elementary reported a window broken with a small rock. Police responded to the following: Harrassment, family fight, disturbing the peace, lost child, disorderly conduct, and a citizen assist. Do it yourself and save! Add years to the life of your carpet1 Rent a Steamex It s as simple to use as a vacuum Six power jets loosen and lift out harmful dirt that cuts carpet life short Dues quickly ' For beautiful results. ground-- work cited Reed Davis, Clearfield High, and Kevin Schoell, South High, won first places in the annual drafting competitions for high school students at Utah Technical College at Salt Lake. r Davis won a to Utah scholarship Tech, plus a trophy and merchandise prize for his entry in the engineering drawing contest. also Schoell, HaWES GRAPHICS Commercial Art Service specializing in: Design Layout Camera ready art awarded excellence chitectural category. Other winners engineering in the drawing High, fifth. About 200 high school students from more than 20 high schools attended the drafting day activities on the Utah Tech campus. The activities are to promote drafting 394-477- 4 drafting competition were Shane Avery, Cyprus High, second; Duncan Backus, Orem High, third; Patricia Bouck, South High, fourth; and W. Rees, Bingham High, fifth. Others named in the architectural drafting contest were Dale Jankunas, Cyprus High, second; Daniel Harmon, Cyprus High, third; Duncan Backus, Orem High, fourth; and Daniel Smith, Brighton designed Nverdale, Utah one-yea- scholarship, drafting 790 W. 3800 So. r a was cited for in the ar- trades the as professions. (MSS' C0K1PAMV w Sere 1 t'.Hle E'Hddoi 1959 W. 57C0 So., Roy 125-431- INSULATED 0 1 773-92- 3 Regarding the German Farmer in Summit County Utah who refuses to let school corrupt his children. The oppressive way in which the courts continually wipe out individual freedoms never cease to amaze. Big Brother is already here! exquestion the of the expert pertness I psychologists who decreed these farm children to be maladjusted socially. (Is the psychologist married? Children? How many, one or two? Divorced?) I find it interesting that not a few of these so called experts are single, divorced, have no children or just one or two, or their personal lives otherwise militate against their expertness. Since when is a child from a large family socially maladjusted? On the contrary, the very nature of being brought up in a large family precludes this. Do the experts mean that even though one can relate to other humans in a loving way and share as one must in a large family that they are maladjusted socially simply because they are not oriented to our sick American Society at large? I think not. Rather it is our society which is maladjusted because it can no longer tolerate rugged in- or any other individualism the very foundation of the courage dividualism built our society has just gotten rid of our Will T.V. the courts pronounce that we must bring a TV into our home, that our children may view the vulgar and cretinizing fare and be psychologically desensitized just as the rest of society is, to prevent that from being socially maladjusted? Can we afford to annihilate everyone into the same sheepish mold and still preserve our freedoms Absolutely not! The American Family is falling apart right and left and all the sociologists, ad Psychologists, etc. nauseam can do is enlist the help of the courts to bring about the break up of yet another family if possible. And this family is successfully functioning and healthy and having close ties in spite of the sick society around them. The experts the contribution (and lawyers and judges) is to put the honest hard working godfearing father in jail! the If Sociologists, Psychologists and lawyers and judges have all the answers (or any answers), why are their own families is disarray along with the rest of the society in which they live? And why aren't they able to stem the tide of ruination falling on the family in the form of divorce, alcoholism, sexual homosexuality, permissiveness, abortion, etc.? I suggest that if they want some real answers, they throw out the!r college books . J. COREY STAHLE AND IUS290-lgS- . I AIM M3 W. 100 N. BOUNTIFUL, UT 14010 'VJ!2J5Q3 dont. annihilate individual freedoms, we cannot survive if we do. The day comes when the people will take to the streets because they have had enough. Take a cue from the Amish and other groups who follow a different drummer. Leave the farmer alone! Stop taking power away from the family and stop interfering in parental rights. We not only must not Mrs. Dale Berlin 9524 S. Lacrosse Oak Lawn, II. Theres An A newer by N or man Vincen t Peale and Ruth Stafford Peale Blows his top Q. What causes me to become so enraged whenever I find out that my teenage daughter and my wife have lied to me or excluded me from conversations? The same thing occurs every time they disagree with me, dont do as I suggest they do, or even when I become tense. I get so angry I curse and blow my top till I almost bust my vocal chords. I make them cry quite often, which in turn makes me feel like Ive destroyed all the love and respect they once had for me. I really love them and live with a constant fear that something bad might happen to those closest to me. But I know my harshness and cruel behavior do more damage to my loved ones than physical harm. Can you PLEASE help me? A. You are quite right that your ungovernable temper can damage loved ones and destroy your happiness. The solution is very simple. Learn to control yourself. You do not need to become enraged. Cool it. Take charge of yourself. Curb your anger. Practice and master mental and emotional thought control You can govern your temper if you make up youi mind that you want to do so. Then do it. If you dont, you are headed for real unhappiness. HANDWe have a booklet, BOOK, which has helped others with Droblems such as yours and a copy of it is on its way to you. Anyone wishing to free copy may write to us in care of Box 500, Pawling, NY 12564. non-prof- it get-we- ll three-year-ol- far-awa- money-worshippi- cuBwmo S and take direction and advice from people whose personal family life is successful and has resulted in a number of healthy children. These are the real experts. Their lives prove it. Yes, and this includes the God fearing farmer. He has answers the pseudo experts Editor: I recently attended a special seminar on a distasteful subject child pornography. In my opinion it was handled beautifully and in the most tasteful manner. The talk given by Dr. Kunz of WSC, How to Teach Morality to Children gave a very posi tive feeling to the entire seminar. The first talk was given by Odessy House sociologist, Mr. Lambert. (A organization that delivers health Embarrassed grandmother care to the socially disadvantaged.) Mr. Lambert told us Q. My best friends granddaughter is although Europe leads in Adult porno, the U.S. is best pregnant. The man responsible doesnt want her in known for child PORNO! ! 40 to 50 percent of the abusec marriage. The family is heartsick. How do I respond to the children to come come to Odessy have been sexually situation? I cant send the family a sympathy card, nor the abused by their own parents! As I looked around, I could see girl a card. Ill be embarrassed when I meet them. many tears. Now, I find out that my own granddaughter is in Isnt it sad that America, this beautiful land of freedom the same predicament. It simply makes me hurt all over. I has to legislate against sexual abuse of her children? That dont know how to treat her, either, If I accept her as though America is known for murdering babies (abortion) faster everything was fine and dandy will my other grandchildren than the birth rate rises? think its all right to have sex outside of marriage? d Some say, "Do your own thing. A little A. In a situation such as you describe, your personal child sold by her own parents for porno cant possibly be a embarrassment is a matter of minor consideration. The consenting party to such fifthy degradation! main problem centers around your friends granddaughter Perhaps many think porno means "Playboy, and like and your own granddaughter. y places like magazines, and that child porno is in Our suggestion is not to be soft with the girl, certainly not New York or California. I cant describe real porno, or the to act as if everything was fine and dandy. But dont withpaper would not print my letter, and according to local draw your lovefromher, And certainly do not minimize her Ogden authorities, child porno has been confiscated from the wrong actions to tne other grandchildren. Try loving her Ogden Adult book store in past raids. back into a right life pattern. We need to be aware of our own community and stand up for morality. Lets get a back bone and stop all this apathy Wants to make him happy and permissiveness! ! ! Q. My husband left town with a younger woman without I came away from this seminar more determined to love telling me or any of the family. After a few months he wanted and did come back. But now he says he must see the other my family and more willing to help these little ones in bonsmut peddlers. woman again. We have had a full and happy 25 years of dage to the sick Mrs. Lynette F. Nye marriage with four couldren who have never been in trouble. Clearfield There have been some pretty hard financial times and some tough illnesses, but we always had each other and lots of love. Maybe I let him down with working, the kids, the house and all to do. Can I make him happy again? I love him so and he has given all of us so much. Is there a trick to DRAPERY CLEANING bringing a man back? TAKE DOWN AND REHANG SERVICE A. Weve got to answer you pretty forthrightly. This Ploet Process the Perfect wandering husband of yours may have gotten tir&l of having Way. a wife who was so burdened down that she didnt have time or couldnt make time to be romantic, desirable and, shall we say, even sexy. At the present time he seems to be in a state of vacillation between you and the other woman. This means that he wants you and his family but he also wants something that you dont supply. too W. 1700 1., Bey If you really want him back, could be youd better IIS-431- 1 change your priorities and put loving him as number one. That is the trick. LYNN'S Rosldofktlal STORM DOORS GLASS WINDOWS INSTALLATION IITIMATOX IMTEXMOUNTAttl STEAMEX BIST. Commordal Auto Mtk P'ihiimi LYNN'S DRY CLEANING Editor: Drafting Mil MEaveh t'ek me nut t originally. We are a large family who the pro ME AME 1 that one-yea- Steamex gets the dirt other methods dont reach. $ damage to his car of Commerce presented the customary first dollar to ABCO Transmission which has opened at 83 S. State. The business is run by Bill and Roxanne Householder, center. Dick Kearsley, left, and George Nichols of the Chamber were present for the ceremonies. THE CLEARFIELD CHAMBER |
