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Show ,'k. -- i ? I ? i iuunicie Thursday, pjttrrber 18, 1374 jnar"f Rjpie 1 r? Sg-- J It i (Sv T r I . ( f vk V . v $ t'W' J atioresi frersd ressirirsg in .1 - Xj SALE A fv v K lc78 "XJ j Editors note: The following editorial was written by Clearfield Chief of Police A. O. Archuleta and has been submitted to several magazines. Concerning the national trend to relax sentences because of President Fords pardon to former President Nixon, I would like to urge my constituents in law enforcement not to be waivered from their stand of fair and equitable punishment commensurate to the offense committed. In recent months we have all been alarmed by the menial "slap on die wrist sentences received by hardened and active criminals. We must not lose sight of common sense in the administration of justice. From childhood most individuals expect fair punishment when the philosophy of the home is patriotism and a sense cf justice. For hardened criminals to be out in society killing citizens and officers, raping and robbing, simply because someone did not consider the victim in assessing fair punishment, does not speak very highly for tt; - rmk V 1 - V Xvi ' - t M 4e A.RNOLD of American Legion 133 of Roy new eligibility dates for Veterans interested in joining the FENCING 58x4-Combed Redwood 34-- 8' Redwood Post 6' 2x4-9- 4( Res? 4' Dog ear pi" Cedar 4x4-- To? Rail 4-Tee Post Peclcy Cedar Pe 54.79 h. $1.59e. - S, 0! Wkk ? KITCHEN CABINETS I hii-lr- HAAS Sslect from variety of styles end finishes PANELING Over 500 types of paneling to choose from. Lorgest voriety ond quantity in the Infermountom West. Shake Moldings ond lored Noils in the very Shake 4 Wood $37.95 iq. Shingles $13.95 sq, I"x2"r Co- We Stock simidated exl2"x99" 5"xl2"x147',V'xl2''xl44" 99c - on composition board, $1.49 $1.79 $1-7- White Floxed Commercial Grade 1 4 4x8 .'.... Shenandoah Shop Particle Ed $5.93 $6.93 $2.19 2x4 Economy Studs 39c 4x5C.O. Shop 3x 4x3C.D. grain 3sx4x8 finish on Louan, 1st grode. $5.49 3,16x4x8 7 P wood simulated $v.v5 De- .... $4.99 316x4x8 Aug. Private David B. Radford, 129, son of Mrs. Loretta L. Radford, 384 S. 750 v , ri VivUXUMU) is assigned to the 9th Infantry Division, Ft. Lewis, Wash. He is a rifleman in Combat Support Company, 3rd Battalion, 39th Infantry of the divisions 1st Brigade. 1st "Suzanne" Flowered Panel corative design 1st grade ' V-- Ft. Lewis, Wash. ALUM. ROOflNG 8y Wason'rte, grads 14x4x8 1, 9 Chapel White, Plantation White or Bed Imitation Rock or Erick Effect fir- PLYWOOD Sable Walnut or Orchard Hickory fighting, close order drill, st aid and Navy history. $aa95 12V: Go. 88 Rod rol' 9 Recruit military regulations, fire BARBED WIRE 316x4x7 Navy Training Center, San Diego. He is scheduled to report to Construction Mechanic A School, Oxnard, Calif. The training included instruction in seamanship, PARTICLE BD. SHELVING wood-grai- n - graduated from recruit training at the Naval . 35c Stripping We can 10 Michai! R. Miles, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.E. Miles of 2032 West 5400 South, Roy, I"x4"x8' Match Any Poneling. Vinyl-Coat- Sept. 19c ea. Stripping Infer-mountai- n Area Color 6. graduates 39.95 jq. o Sawn Walnut superior woodgrain finish on hardbeurd backing 1st grade. 14.x4x8 $5.99 Cross Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Neibaur visited m Idaho Falls a few days last week with Mrs. Neibaurs sisters family, the Clair Folkmans. The Neibaurs are regular workers in the Ogden LDS Temple and as it is closed this month are doing a bit of vacationing. Thomas D. and Barbara Openshaw have a new baby girl who arrived on Sept. 7. Jan Kirkham will be among 11 reporters of school news throughout the area for the Standard Ogden examiner this year. She enjoys writing and has a long standing interest in journalism since she was a sophomore in High School During her Junior year at Clearfield High School she was involved in girl's sports and journalism. She will be editor to the Talon, the school newspaper this year and would like to make it a success. She is also on the senior committee. A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kirkham, they moved to Snset 13 months ago from New Mexico. and Leslie David Youngbergs new daughter arrived on Sept. 7. Randy and Charlotte Nye have a new son born on Sept. U. .Tud and Janice Pearson and their family of five are new Sunset residents coming here from Riverdale. .Mrs. Madge Houseman, Miss Ian Kersher and Sister Noreen of Great Falls, Oriental Teak, liberty Walnut simulated wwdgrain on Melamine Plastic finish grade 14x4x10 Harvest --.- Gold 1st decorative AT DISCOUNT River Hd! or Dove 1st grade $3.69 4x7... 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I maintain we must consider the criminal element one of the most severe potential dangers to our citizens. We must take them head on and win the battle in reversing the trend of menial or no punishment to fair and just punishment. We must stand up straight and do our job with pride. We must not take a step backwards, and in dealing with the criminal element, we have got to give them hell. To this end, we must strongly urge our courts to discourage crime by making the perpetrators pay for their conduct in such a manner that punishment wail have been a deterrent. In conclusion, the Clearfield City Police Department staff will do their very best in doing their job in good faith. Some of us may forfeit our lives in the process, however, in the interest of justice we must accept this responsibility. The success cf cur mission will depend on how much support we get from our teammates in the Criminal Justice. System. A 1$ ... With all of us feeling the pinch of the economy these days, we and Joe Kersher of Helena are finding it increasingly necessary to take a hard look at have been recent guests of where our dollars are are going and what theyre bringing us he Pete Kershers. They are in return. the mother and other Even that part of our budget is marked for worthy relatives of Mr. Karscher. causes is coming under closer scrutiny. Ivan and Thora Daley of One organization that measures up well under such a long Burley, Ida. have been en- hard look is the Utah Society for the Prevention of Blindness. joying a late fall vacation Because preventing blindness isnt just an either or situation-namelwith a son and his family Mr. seeing cr going Mind. and Mrs. Dennis Daley. A host of gray areas bring preventing blindness down to Norma Earl and Flora very practical , workable terms, to which people at any age Neibaur did hostess duties at and in any walk cf life can relate. the DUP Carriage House on For children, preventing blindness means seeing that a baby has his first eye exam shortly after birth and again by age Sunday in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gallegos four, and every year thereafter, as his vision develops and of California have been changes. visitors at the home of Mr. For adults it means guarding against glaucoma, an inGallegos paren3 Mr. and sidious and blinding eye disease, by having a biennial Mrs. Louis Gallegos the past glaucoma check along with, your regular eye exam. And it week. means knowing the facts about cataract, air countrys leading Recent visitors of the Pete cause of blindness a senseless tragedy when you consider Kershers have been Mrs. that most cases can be cured by surgery. June Fuory of Pampa, Tex., In school, at home, and on the job preventing blindness Mrs. Jamie Charles of Oak- means protecting yourself, against situations, dale, Calif, and Barbara by using proper protective eyewear. Harris Woodstaw, New JerNo, preventing blindness doesnt only mean saving yourself, from total loss cf sight. In fact, for most of us it means guarsey. Mr. and Mrs. Charles ding against needless visual impairments, painful and Lawrence did some late sum- damaging eye injuries, and blinding eye diseases. mer vacationing in Idaho last Yes, tiie Utah Society for the Prevention of Blindness week. provides services that all of us can relate to and benefit from. Jeaninc Andrews was To continue they need your financial rapport. JW? hope youll among those hoppitarimJ for icer them one of your worthy causes. Cnecks can be sent surgery last week. to Prevent Blindness, 2033 So. State St., Bldg. Number 4, Salt Mr. and Mrs. Leon Black Lake City, Utah, 84115. ar.d their family of 5 from Brigham city visited on Sunday with Mrs. Blacks parents Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Iverson. Anita Jones was released from the hospital on Sunday following surgery last week. Larry. Ahsdown returns on Friday after a week or so in Chemists now make an expensive perfume out of a poison. the Los Argeles area where They begin with the deadly phosgene gas and produce a liquid he attended an IBM computer having the fragrance of violets. school. These are held yearly a miracle of A poisonous gas changed into a perfume-wh- at in different locations. Mr. chemists can the still another modem science! process By and Mrs. Ashdown went to to be used in can which war the turn poisonous phosgene, Chicago last year for the into a medicine for healing diseased lungs, destroy healthy seminar which was held lungs. The same substance by different processes is made ot there. kill or to cure. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lee of In human minds are two qualities that may be compared to Mission Hills, Calif., Mark and poison. One of these is HOPE which makes our perfume Tompkins of Dublin, Texas, lives cheerful, happy and fragrant. The other quality is FEAR Mrs. Eulalia Robinson and which Is like a deadly poison if we take it in large enough her grandchildren Keri Lee, doses. Pico of Kirk Bonnie, Debby Nature has endowed us all with an instinct of fear which Rivero Calif., visited here serves us well. But fears can get out of hand and generally recently with Mr. and Mrs. in theri destructive processes like weeds, If we allow multiply Pete Kersher. ourselves to fall into a fearful state of mind, we soon can Mr. and Mrs. Stan become afraid of almost everything -- our health, finances, Ericksons have their 4th family, country, and the world. grandchild bom to Mr. and An elderly gentleman, about to die, told a frierid: Ive had Mrs. Mike Erickson on Sunlots cf fears in my life but most of them never came through. day. It was a boy, they live They were like the little man in tlie familiar jungle : in Ogden. As I was going up a stair Mrs. Melba Miskin has I met a man who wasnt there : returned after a interesting He wasnt there again today -trip to Victoria Island in Oh, how I wish hed go away British Columbia. She' went The old man had served in three wars, suffered through as far as Seattle with her and tragedies and is now confined to a wheelchair depressions daughter and son in law, Mr. in a nursing home, but he is one of the most helpful, cheerful and Mrs. Ross Taylor. They persons one could ever meet. He has mastered fear through stayed for two weeks with faith and hope. Mr. Taylors parents Mr. and While hope is an inner spiritual possession that one cannot Mrs. Ray Taylor before for another or take away from him, it can be fortified acquire coming home. Mrs. Miskin the example of others. It is found especially in hospital warby flew back later. ds, prisons and church gatherings more than in business meetings, political assemblies and night clubs. It is radiated Osden. . . mere from those who have suffered than from those who have not: more from those whom Jesus pronounced blesscd-t- he for geologists pure in spirit, the pure in heart, the meek, the merciful and the peacemakers. A paradise for geologists if I feel with all my heart that the sun of hope is rising, wrote this world famous Ogder David O. McKay, the Mormon prophet and resident, in of east located Canyon, Many thinking men and women Pathways to Happiness. Ogden, second city in Utah, are recognizing the need of mans looking up towards the and the Great Salt Lake. The canyon is a part of tlie heavent instead of groveling in response to his animal nature. Whether we live miserably or live abundantly depends great Wasatch range of the s of the ourselves. Notwithstanding the upon Rocky Mountains, and inI word a of with would leave world encouragement, you today, cludes towering masses of the Our plain duty is earths crust, as it turned in- a note of cheer, a message of hope and faith. to move forward with a determination to do what the Lord side out. of us; to deal justly, to love mercy, and walk humbly Geologists say ail ages of requires God. our (Micah6;8) the earth may be found in the with Truly, this is a time for greatness - great decisions, great outcropping and the area is a mecca for geological students brotherhood, great consciousness of duty, great faith &rd from all parts of the West. procedures end half truths are no longer great hope. Half-wa- y Fish fossils are found along enough. Nationalism and sectarianism are not sdfictent. We the ridges, and geologists say must expor.d our loyalties to include all cur fellow beings --- to Shat these peaks were once feed trie hungry and help the helpless, if we ourselves are to enthe bed of an ocean. joy an abundance of hope. In fact, the whole area was We, the people, must lose ourselves in good causes if we are wee covered by giant Lake o master our fears about ourselves and the world. Then If we Bonneville, which shrank in ' deatify oursuves with ethers who are striving to bring size to the salty Great Salt about a world reborn unto God, poison becomes perfume or we Lake winch has no outlet. of of the members become hope. fraternity y, - Ths fesrs this! ? esitie tree 1 NUCLEAR POWER STCSMBOOSS a 8.49 $1 GUARANTEED !3 Kingsbury $3.99 34x4x4 PRICES Chaperon Plain White eis 14x4xi INTERESTED IN CEILING TILE lirdi Wood Ven- eer, 2nd orodn SIZES IN STOCK $5.49 316x4x8 Aged Antique 8' to 16' All PANELS panel, 1st grade YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN AGES 17 THRU 31 CORRUGATED FIBERGLASS 0.95 SI ecsw Hammonf 825-947- 4 Rick and Patsy Lloyd have a new son Born on Sept. 9. Recruit Cedar 'axi Handsplit line Most Complete Denis SHINGLES 5x3 f ?I7 ! . $Phon contact Mr. Montie, AVAILABLE INSTALLATION Js Legion and programs, 825-708- IS, 1955 January (Korean War), and 5 August 1964 to 1 August 1373 (Vietnam War). For more information about the American Available t Discount Prices. peelers inquiries welcome. (Bay direct from distributer and save). Free estj. mates. 1st Grade Formica Counter Tops $3.75 ft. N Cabinets by . Cabinet ill aj Xitchaa Legion. News dates are from 7 Dec. 1841 to 31 Dec. 194S (WWW), 25 June 1950 to 31 $1.59 goete, ad feardwore. Hardwood es American . 138x21' 36eo. 8 g 20' Pine Petes $2.93 ea. 39c ea. Sough Utility 1x4-- 58 SCm 2 Cedar Rails 1x12x6' Pocky Cedar $1.89 1x4 MONTIE, first vice commander I WeJncsday, September Guosf editorials X a o rcrcuNtt XA r' Clearfield Courier A A ?rk'kir& topsy-turvines- ' |