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Show V Page Two The Sun Chronicle, Thursday, November 9, 1961 'Bits' EDITORIAL u"t Gee Riverdale News By Another election campaign is history, Again the voters have elected officials who will peoples business for four years. TA Erma Ross Weber South EX 43564 Lola Brake . Hooper ,!rA Jerone Horowitz, noted atNedra Thurgood torney will be the speaker at Riverdale . p EX 45831 the 49th ward Sunday evening, Hull HAVE YOUR Photograph beaut Verla EX 44)917 Norton l2 Nov. at 5 p m. Special music ifuly colored, in deluxe oils, Helen will also be featured. Sunset TA $2.50 each Phone, . . . ,TA Most people who work for a La Nett Ward. Selenium ton Letha McQuarrie cents. at sometime in their newspaper lng 50 ink stained, long houred, work-a-dalives have had a profound WANTED reliable woman, my Second Clm mall urge to write a column or a home in Roy, weekdays, to dN!lgi book. affiorfced HI icj, tSab light tend 3 youngsters, NOTICE OF PUBLIC a book is a ted Since writing housewdrk, must havd ref. 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Bud to the A Clearly Defined Fhilosophy Qne point to be made is that the voters elected these officials with the idea that Something was going to get done about Collect your own philosophy of life. Express yourself honthe various issues that were treated on dujring the campaign. estly in terms of bow you want to SPEND YOUR PRECIOUS TIME. Up until an election the emphasis is on Get out to vote. After an election interest seems to wane. Surprisingly you will begin to add the detaila as they are Its a sad commentary on things when a Campaign promise needed for a full, complete phisolophical life. Philosophies can be charted or diagramed to guide you in a beautiful picture Is treated in a humorous vein. of life. Campaign promises are supposed to be the solemn word We have an inheritance of work, faith, education and servof a candidate as to just what he will try and do if elected. Maybe he cannot fulfill the promise, but it should never be from a ice.e lack of effort on his part. . Our inheritance of WORK. R. G. Collingwood said, There Each and every taxpayer owns a share of and in his com- is no truer and more abiding happiness than the knowledge one is free to go on doing day by day, the best work one munity. An election does not stop with the voting. Voting that and that this work is absorbed and thus supports ones can do, decides who will serve. It is up to the taxpayers to see that own life Perfect freedom is reserved for the man who lives want them serve elected their the way they representatives to be served. by his own work and in that work does what he wants to do. - We should be lax if mention was not made of those who We have an inheritance of faith, John Foster Dulles said, seek office and were not elected. Their candidacy indicated a "We are establishing an record in the production of belief in the area in which they live and their ability to get ; material things. ' number candidates a Without done. to of choose from things an election fast becomes a formality that will bury our way of What we lack Is a RIGHTEOUS AND DYNAMIC FAITH. .life. Without it all else avails us little. W- To those who were elected The Sun Chronicle wishes the -- . The lack cannot be compensated for by politicians, however, best of success. The faith that the people have shown in you able; or by diplomats however astute; or by scientists, however 'is a tribute and a command to handle well the solemn responsi-bilit- y inventive; or by bombs however powerful. WE HAVE AN INof being their servant HERITANCE OF EDUCATION. Willmott said, Education is 4, 1 I, the apprenticeship of life. Leanna Roueche last Sunday James Truslow Adams said, There are obviously two educaNEWS evening. This is the fourth 4 one should teach us how to make a living and the other tions, study group to be organized in a Enjoying a short autumn the Hooper first Ward. These how to live. Education is the knowledge of how to use the " trip last week were Biy and groups are under the direction whole of oneself. Many men Use but one or two faculties out of the score with which they are endowed. H)onna Van De Graaff. They of Dean and Rudy Hadly. The 7" --drove to Nevada where A man Is educated who knows how to MAKE A TOOL OF they Visited several paces of inter-- Book of Mormon will be the EVERY FACULTY how to open it, hoe to keep it sharp, course of study for the present -- est, then up to Sun Valley, how to APPLY IT at all practical purposes. and and the following officers -'ldaho and other scenic spots time Every days experience, shows how much more actively EDVelma Read, presin that area. They came home were chosen; UCATION GOES ON out of the schoolroom, than in it. Lois vice McCloy, ident; presby way of Idaho Falls. ident and Emma McCloy, secColumn number 463. Lets think together next week. H A recent visitor In Hooper retary. Attending were Melvin was Dale Beus, son of Evan and Arnuna Widdison, Norman rand Alta Beus of Othello, Wash and Velma Read, Gene and shire, has been staying at the Tippetts, Norma Arave and the formerly of Hooper. Dale came Norma Arave.Wilford It Emma Zinie home for thepast two hostess. here to visit before entering McCloy, Bert and Lois McCloy. - the L. D. S. mission home on Herb and Wanda Peterson and weeks. With her is her baby daughter Kathryn. Also recuper Oct 30. He will serve a mission Ruby' Hadley. atmg from surgery is Mildred to the New England States with who is confined to Zinie Ethel ig Craythome, recovering PORCH .heodquarters at Boston. from an operation at the St. the Dee Hospital. A group of Young Marriedi Benedict hospital. Her dauqh-ter- , Watch MlforttGoBf , Three girls and a boy were Vivian Cote of New Hamp- 2 met at the home of Rayner and (Aft I HUM named and blessed at Secra-men- t meeting Sunday. The daNot long ago in a midwest ughter of Elwyn and Ida Mae BuUctuig BoostersHams was named Julie Ann; town, three friends sat In a Elwin and Jane Ross gave their drugstore luncheonette and, ovel baby the name of Tami Lynn, coffee, started something that Sherwood and LaRue Saxton the world will hear about! A doctor, a lawyer and a named their daughter Laura Jean. The only boy was the son salesman, they began discussing of LeGrade and Beverly Bel-na- wh&t the)', as average citizens, whom they named Greg could do to boost their hometown. No professional promotBennett. ers but they came up with Newel Thurgood spent the an idea that could not have past week in Washington D C Deen topped by Madison Avenue. It was In South Bend, Ind., a on a business trip for Utah General Depot. pleasant city of manicureo lawns and attractive homes, The- Hooper Womens club 80 of which (a U. S. record) met at the home of Ruth Daw- are family-owneSince 1852 son last Wednesday to hear when the Studebakers began Judge Frtd Zeigler speak on making wagons there, the econJuvenile Court. omic health of the town and of its principal Industry, which Donna Cottle entertained at A grew from wagons to automothe paino. biles, have been Interdependent. AkVUUMkf On the day, two years ago, of Nyssa and Fae Lorin Munn . ' that the friendly trio met, last visited in Hooper Oregon Yekeycm you X Studebaker officials w ere exweekend. cited about the new compact' . Refreshments were served to car they were about to introteen? m J Marian Cox, Mane Haws, Nola duce. Knowing what Its success K Jean Moore, Josephine Simp- could mean, the three men got , son, Julia Spaulding, Lillian excited, too, and determined F Virginia that the whole town should alMargaret Vaughn, .I Flora Taylor, Marge so. The next day they had orSimpson, Citizens for StudeWiddison, Donna Cottle, Chan ganized baker," and the formless but lene Simpson, Narda Mae Phyllis Frew, Colleen enthusiastic group was to grow e like Topsy Into a jubilation that joyously celebrated the birth of the Studebaker J, Lark, whose subsequent success ? exceeded all expectations. And so, recently. Time magazine, as a direct consequence, chose South Bend out of all the thousands of cltieait circulates fci here and abroad, to receive Its first community award, with attendant world-wid- e publicity: For the unique . interest and 1 ENDS SATURDAY NOV. 1 enthusiasm which the people of South Bend have demonstrated CHANDLER REXAll DRUG Clearfield for their pioneer Industry. all-tim- e HOOPER -- Z 73 'CiFR0NT From My A; -- - y NOTICE 825-702- , 825-1655- . DEWAR! White Label" & r Ninth Ward Bazaar To Be Held Friday Tre Roy 9th ward Relief Society Bazaar will be held Fn. November 10. Sales will begin at 5 00 p m with food, chile, hot dogs, barbergues, stew, cake, ice cream, prinks and pie Featured will be many hand sewn items, quilts, dishtowels, Clothes and ect A bake sale will contain all kinds of cakes, pies, breads, cookies and home made candy. d. f A of lip materials and lumber to build neut home cullh Lakeview School PTA Carnival Friday The Lake View School PTA will hold their annual carnival on Friday, Nov. 10th from 5 30 untill 9 p. m. Barbeque, hot dogs, tuna burger and drinks will be available for supper. Booths of all kinds will be displayed and candy arid pop corn will be sold Tee shirts will be available for $1 00 and door prizes will be given. Wid-idso- f city-wid- flDim 1.M f DEosail - I Vour h0Use .F Today at 7:30 p.m. Doxey Elementary PTA of Sunset, will meet at 7.30 pm. on Thursday Nov. 9. Guest speaker will be Dr. Merle Allen who is in student personnel at Weber College. He will speak on Family Education." Following the meeting, refreshments will be served. The public is invited. i vr: is this .. Doxey PTA Meeting A FLAMELESS - If someone the telephone 3 to make life more convenient, more comfortable. The cost is eurpris ingly low. Just call our business office or ask a telephone serviceman. i ... -- - v''. Sava now on on electric dryer at your dealers. . UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. - . r Jobs . la carrying on aar j traditional v v v. iv t INFLATION fonw&ea yon know awe ntovin. -- j,. 0648 PHONE EX 9 y BUT CCEED mountain states telephone .s 2 HAS MADE DOLLARS SMALLER T. the average Utah Power & Light Ca, residential or farm customer gets more electricity for a dollar today than ever before .sN VN J . . H " your choke of color and style w,.. v conHMimtys nnh (2) V - Ye, Ike cooking electrically . , . flameless electricity wyouT better way to dry clothes! is. moving.. - out sweet smelling and sunshine electrically. 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