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Show STAKES COMPETE IN ROADSHOW Stakes, North and South Bear Hirer Stakes, Malad, Weber and North Weber Stakes, Farr West, River-daland lakeview .Stakes EVENT e The following wards were cljosen from this area to present their roadshows in Hrigham City. The roadshows of the Weber, Rtverilale and Lakeview Stakes will ( orniHU' noxt Saturday night, Doc .1 at tho Hox Elder High School at ) .9 p ill with tho toadshows of tho North Hox Elder, North Hoar River and Hear R ver Stakes at the regional presentation of Region 15 The 18th ward ' Uid Maid's HolliWeber Stake, Riverdale Stake Ward, "New Zealand" and Lakeview Stake Ward "Salute to the laundry Industry " The names of th eother roadshows Stakes comfxttiug the 15th region and the wards presenting them is are North and South Hox Elder not available at this time day, 4')th Jayceftes Set Apron Sale The Rov J.iyceftos have been husv making aprons and do'l clothes for their pre ' hri trnas Apion Sale and Tom Dob lobe with awav, given tompkte wardrobe and trimk This soar a hi ok .nil ladder fire truik has be n addid for the bovs The doll and truik will le splaved S.ilurdav Dei Ird a! uto stoic the Rov Witrn ard truck will he shown at !'n Bov American hood store i d i i ' i h i ir iri V' , H h i ' S'ewart Mis 1 m met t Wiggins a' d Mrs Frank Nomura i 1 In I el If iv i 'h ir tirm u or 1 - r 'iivat ' ' i urn - (K.d i I u ki Is in v is i d' he nil' in i i lav ( i Ui mi mhi r of the above sab for re'erve proieits nun, tv (il obt mu d tie IV 111 Ri pi II i d si li of the a Rot i rt Steven' Mi s hi Snri wi'li nr Mn Mis alt "li ft 'i ri Top, left to right. Mrs Rohert Stewart, Mrs Emmett Wiggins and Mrs Frank Nomura Bottom. Mrs Rohert Stevens, Mrs Max (.lover F o' oloi n hail m in e 'ions - t mi v and p i n 'tv h ill hi on .,i'i at In a m I c DM h ,d tin Roy f V ri" . ' pot forth di n; into 'In s h iv e id i i mil ' ' o'd i d hi ,v ' d i ii ,v m hi v both and urih to um died whin hi was aboi I H liav 'um a! me n 'he aorl to maki his v ing and to emu at luni'idf a Hint COMMUNITY PORTRAITS The Sun(hronule takes pleasure In announcing a new feature whkh will begin next wpek "Turning the Pages of IJvtng Philosophies with R I Now meet the man ( ottle whose artlrlrs rannol help hut give vou new inspiialion and hope hi' i hildri Hu lx ncf t o In g mi In do i lx m I it Du but t hi I which hi mure he did inori his inti rp't gnu until thi idea ber.imr .in absorb ng I Dl n I on m f i't i ii ,i ..111, ' o Id ili mb' ui in i i i lb o i .it . I ' i ' i n' Mu b mob II' for Hu oi it i . it 1,' 'r i' I 'Ii io olthv l I . i In I ''i m um iki w up I t1 i i bi't before World War II 'tar' to I (i 'i ri.i .i'l 'iiv i V i i Ii cl W i In i id In w.i' all set up for a ruinated Tin I uv lor F v v n a tolumn which would iun m several i tl tl i, in gu In h.i'l k ii n o' i' hundred papers, but on 'he eve of ovi the fulfillment of this gnat oppor life I vi ' 'k ir n Hi f n ti ,i i ri 1. the governnunt i"iiiil an limits I ' kl ).i il I'l ' 'll I nine o' m dir to conserve on paper Flu Ii K.iv Mi to at tiiio lb) "i' aq ness was hard hit teuspiptr bus, all ovir the country as this all hnl lain In r w.iv thiough Mu W t In r r Ii ii cut down cm poundage which Mi ( ottle Vlli r tin ir m uri.igi u.. nil it impO" bl to take nil anv work to the iiiii'inini! lot w fi Ogdm s auri i n-- I l i W I 5 'i i i i f I i lie ii. 'live 'ifi nf in ir in time, tbt but i.ppi r richl .iftmil nil i mix i mi i i c it lli line- - ii ''im Ii I i i mi n! r v i ' r lu ' i u 'x i' .1 i" i III im i n ' Uni Jl, iiij ,i I Ills il'li Ih'ut.r j ii tin- - I'urv i 'tale and i - i - ' . ' la r of vn lots ( oinnii tc In ,s ad v si d ,ti mue a vi tv - . a F. ( ottle life's ambition "Happiness is a deep glow from inside, a thankful heart the peace of a still quiet conscience a reward for service and obedience created bv God which soothes our souls The ledger of the Almighty is strict Iv kept and cvcrvone has the bal ance of his operation paid to him at the end of every minute of his existence If earned this 'balance' will be paid in cherished happi ness Cottle a man who should really know how and by what means happiness comes, for the past 26 years, he has been making it his business to find out Through a special short question-aire- , which Mr. Cottle composed, he has received answers about the meaning of happiness, how to obtain and to keep it, from people of all walks of life Eleanor Roosevelt, Dorothy Dix, Dorothy Thompson, Edwarci R Murrow, Ted Malone, Dr M Sayle Taylor, the well known "voice of experience" of radio fame, to mention a few notables So says R F He has answers from the EDS Church presidencies, the apostles, business men. authors, laborers, mechanics, housewives, farmers, service men, artists, movie stars, clergymen, doctors and convicted criminals. Mr. Cottle's interest in the subject started when he was the general agent and insurance adjuster for the Beneficial Life Insurance Co. His territory took him through Eastern Oregon. Washington and Idaho The attitude of the people he met in this capacity, their courage and fortitude in adversity, sickness and death were in so many instances inspiring and unusual, he felt they were memories to be cherished. At first Mr. Cottle thought of recording his experiences Only for in lF4H he hi' ,v 'Ulan t" i' pub ic 'Making heiau'i of '( rum- - heart condition ii was not ur til the doctor sol. m Is gave him six mon'hx to live that the f 'I io i p' cir h ' research m II.i p'ness he had bun making i ami i.jm n bun Mr t ottle said that of all tin thing' that had happened to him in this life hi.s illness and suffering had bien his greatest experience inasmuch as it had given him deeper personal understanding of happi ness and the good things in life as no other experience had done before ,Ys he said, 'One thinks much and learns much under these conditions The reason he is alive today is be cause of the modern miracles of silence in the treatment of heart diseases but much credit is also due to his own dauntless courage Although he has been incapacitated from the first to do any kind of physical work, he still keeps busy and his interests are boundless However, it is necessary for him to adhere to the strictest type of med ication which includes periodical trips to the hospital (every 28 days) for tests and observation To quote Mr. Cottle. "Faith, and fear, I believe are the two greatest powers competing for the control of the human mind Therefore when one changes himself and develops a strong and abiding faith, Ihire is a peace, a joy and a happiness that comes, that nothing else can compare with" and he continued "to bring happiness and peace of mind to others has become the greatest motivation of my life Every day since he began to recover from his illness he has made it a point to do from three to four special acts of kindness to friends and even to strangerss. He visits the sick, some of whom he has never seen before, to carry his message of hope and faith to them. He has sent countless letters and notes of encouragement to people all over the country and in many other simple but potent ways blesses the lives of all those with whom he comes in contact, giving them comfort and cheer Mr. Cottle is a native of Weber County, having been born in Plain City, ills mother died when he was v R. ui and business un'il i i in i i r sill ottli i' tirritori.il man (iencr.il F nod o of rain i'io a d Oakland Hjv W if F liltb D i i i el i ng I u Id i Mu i I in,' ,i' 'liuun i lii lee, (lifters. ppi r r ic lit ( lotlung there ir prutuhlv plenty of hovs who would like 'tie bei lower lrf spnrl' The young ladv, lower right. busy making more iletprs for her father on her Singer '( w mg nv bine ur mnlnrt ilMimigMi W mm n in is ur In ir i h Idren n tin in in tlx r I i i o ( t S(6$ hi ri a Ir ' i rom unis ,! , . no wav discouraged Mr Mr' I ot Me lx aim- the ra'hu r of He becatni j mm h sought the thi ati r The ( ottle ir spi icr for the Kiuanis Koare jti'Mv proud of r,,ii ' an i ii hi r si n m c lubs t he tluir fine family Huir ildiM 'on in i i Tavlur Frai ii' i o't'i i' an 30 prar'iiing in Spokane Wash '1 homas Dean (ottle, Marquette I (tiler Null Tin fidlouing I 1. i I ' it v Srhool of Dentistry, Mil Flvc-IW llu third irlule I ikin from wmkie i' and Mr' Anita ) Haikm.m who'c husband is Ki mb II N II v d r ' ef lli v el, mil ilu 'tipi rintendi nt of the Amalgamated 'I si rilling his r Sugar factory Paul Idaho i m g nil the fru i nl bn In the early years of their marpictures ire Mr M ihev s riage the family moved to Bear M PTI M Ilf K 11th Ljke, Idaho where Mr Cottle and his wife opened the first cafe at I .si F i'h Haven on Hear Lake and Mr ui n bin M ' Thi Rov Fourth Ward are (. ottle 'old Model 'Mi pm pir i T and Model A ip ' si r, ns holding a dinner program on Fords for the Hear Lake Motor Co . i.! 11 t I4i December 9th to increase their ( ,f'i r sn'iie of Montpelier He was one of the rd h ft A i'h f.i't rowing buildirg fund at ' ii' nr first scout masters in the Bear Lake Valley and served as stake superin Tie affair will begin at fl .10 tendent of the AMMIA of the Bear f ' i m r the Lakcvuw Stake ir " ii s r in Mi'it lake Stake hoii'c The cost per family will ii 'm mi e ( "K mis w ildebeevte F'rom Hear lake, they moved to he $"i hi Ii - fnun now her. in di 1oiatcllo where Mr Cottle held the hi i m but )n r in thi' in The s Teaehc unde r um of the quen position of district manager I lb . biui w iib tin the d rection nf Donald Bui! Oregon Mutual Life Ins Co There f p Ii h in I. d nu1 'U mi m in, will be in charge of setting up he served in the church as president Mie 10 4 which with .ui open sight the t ibles for tho dmni r of the YMMIA of the Pocatello 4th the lob A v ildcb. O'to s)cms did Ward Dm aid Pollard, in charge ol Die In id of a row and to hive A while later the opportunity the Ih lists quorum will handle tin bodv of n horse, with a slop came to Mr Cottle to open the first i h an up duties the to In- - rear Further on b.uk mg general agency for the Beneficial wav the first native village to tin Life Insurance Co, in Boise, Idaho, The program will be in tin shot g in a spur shot with and serving Idaho, Eastern Oregon cbaige of LaVar McMillan All rt winged pnci'e prnmd' Washington, so the family moved are in quorum presidencies ind an Egyptian goos. there In 1919 he was made first ihaiM of tit kot sales bishop of the Boise 4th Ward Wi then aimed nt the n itive l.alihea Cook is chairman ot When Mr Cottle's health broke, village and proxe'cl to the ele tin inmmttce and the follow the family moved to Roy through it tin pliant Afueai atriv-the influence of Mr and Mrs Virgil ii. members d,i llazen kill for lunii aiMi all kinds of in, Hinchcbff. Mrs Cottle and Mrs Lain tha Hermi e Van Danu biskifs and eontniner for meat Hinchcliff are Bisters The Cottle's on llu it wliiih the women Inin Naomi inv'oi tables have lived here six years in the comheads Some men atrive I on hi and Doiothv Mir Bingham fortable home they purchased upon w hie b thev i nln i les up tin Lee pot toes their arrival at 5329 So 2300 West Stevens axe g mie path- - with traShir'ev The Cottles did considerable vcgi tables Ev aline "lullis, rolls, Bei nice A nntivi min's gnat ambition veling in the years before Mr Cottle became ill They have gone through Stinks Rogeis uiiil Lou.Iean is to own a Im vile and ns mnnv all the LDS Temples in the United beverage Minnie Russed de-- ' wivts ns possible Wives are a rt I bznbeth Smith and Marv States exiept the Los Angeles Temfor if the min ign of wealth ple and the new one in Bern, Switzinn acquire voting wiv.s to tare Spiniir, serving Shirlev Ber-re- t t u Iso. erland They have also visited the axtsteil, LnDem for him during Ins old age that LDS temple in Canada The Cottlea Elms Anderson, Cleora Aiitell, r better than a pension He ran nave several albums of pictures Not a Donaldson, Manly no then have his women, till the taken on these trips as photography Westwood, Belli Hansen, Adeline soil around his house, raising was also one of Mr Cottles great Frances Jensen. Ann Price meal and chickens and generally-piovidminterests Gibbv, Faye Wiseman, Marilynn for the luces'ities of Mr Cottle also was quite an artist Cardon Vera Burt, Melba Klee, life in oil paintings until an injury to Williams. Mildred In one little village some 200 his right eye prevented his contin( rae. Margaret Gould, Lavon tin neaic-- t white ct Larmilisfrom Iva Elaine He Aden this has in Atkinson, painted hobby uing tliment I was surprised to see 47 pictures in all, mostly western sen, Norma Fowers, Donna a young girl in theme. Pingree uing a sewing ma- MD v v Affair Slated i , i I i V To Boost Fund i I i v i I ili' i ill 'mi' , i , i i I I 1 i vl'r c -- 1 1 a v mil 1 QETD fathi r s hi ad' - it mad' i.o difference ii b soinetimex that blood isas 'tr- aming down ai mi.' tleir fucs an holies from the i ur . m 'ii pi ha kids above strapjx d tluir and trug W nil miu 20ii pi nple it took .'ibiex on thrir bmk and finm o .10 to late afternoon ged off through he fori-t rut n it Du i b ph ml tii'ks ii.ii k to hi r homi p "bab'v won pnttum tin nut and distribute di ring win semi fooli h hunter a a s content with two tu'ks and it ll was certainly oiu gorv me" a regular Roman holiday Lit a tail till In n had walked more i'i anv " in fix miles without i lies on women earned big i' k t' on their heads and babies 'U ipx d on tluir links men bad avs m kmvis and when thev got through Hitting and dividing' thin w.gs hardly a bone left I hi l.rsl v . HicHivc Girls of When I departed with the die Rov 4di Ward wire entertained ' k' the 'kv was full of v ul a 'he home of Marv E Dalton, Tues VS hat thes gnat birds ex day Nov 29th Elaine Atkinson, turi peitcd to find I dont know for ti.uher of the class was in charge tin only thing left from the six A reading in unison of "I'll Go ton elephant was the nerve out Where Vou Want Me To Go" was of the tuxk, part of the skull and given by Paula Oleson, Carole Taya pile of the contents of" the in lor and Margaret Winger ti stilus and stomach Handkerchief aprons are to be made by the girls in the near future My fundi got the punk it u Mary F Dalton related interesl-the best fating The hunter, in addition to the expei icnu s ot hci hie and gets the the difference in Roy now tail The hair of the tail is worth Refreshments were served to about two English pounds and is used to makf brneilets and an Wiiv FI Dalton Flame Atkinson, t'l - I he two fellow i that (hop Gold, D Steik Sharon Boyle, Pat out the tusks get all the rest of Millef Connie Allen. Bonnie Zulu i k leane Rogers. Karen Craz, the bead meat Paula Oleson ( arole Tavlor, Mar-g.m- t - the women from eat It of Winger and ( oleen Bingham th. six villages lined up for their The girls weir then interested in hue of the meat, the In ad worn the handiwork of Mrs Dalton and en watched very rarefullv to their remarks wire how beautiful sie that all the younger women and how they would like it got a fair share of the good cuts As tluv loaded up their baskets tin v retired to the shade trees while the women of the next village received their meat - At all times the head woman of CHURCH NEWS each village watched carefully Our Savior's Lutheran Church and if she thought hug village wasnt tnnted fairly she would Arsenal Villa Srhool Bldg., Roy Robert Janet Lay Pastor set up a big yell and demand For tnforation rail 4 3127 some meat. Sundays 9.30 .m. Worship servWhen there was nothing left ices and Sunday School. to bargain over the women EVERYONE WELCOME 10.45 Jn. Inquirers Clas placed their baskets on their i i In r miking i w i I i Mary E. Dalton Entertains BeeHive Girls I i com-pate- tu-k- i -- Lutheran 1 ( O |