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Show 4-H- has the spirit, the of Making the Best spirit Better, and what better way to make the most of your time and effort than joining a 76 4-- Club. has a of miriad projects to choose from, and can be enjoyed year round or during if 76 join spirit ers the summer. Enrollment is starting now so begin to make plans. If you want to save over $200 in your family food budget, begin a to garden project. For $15 fertilizer and you $20 for seed 4-- or 11 weeks, the Junior seven Turkey program for months. Both programs begin in mid May and orders must be placed for the birds before to 1, 1976, if you wish Turkey program. These April projects give the young join. Other projects available people the opportunity to the Weber County learn how chickens and through include both the program to turkeys grow. They learn traditional projects such as accept responsibility in food foods, taking care of their birds, and clothing, care, child they have good food for the preservation, improvement, table after they finish their home dog care, and photography, Junior The work. project Broiler program lasts for 10 other agricultural projects can produce vegetables that would cost $280 if purchased at the grocery store. Another money saving project is the Junior Broiler and Junior 4-- through various pnrjsds just to name a few. Some of more and more popular as the newer project areas young sitters learn the available include, Know your responsibility of safe and Wheels, and reliable baby sitting. Heritage, automotive project for both enter our Athletics boys and girls, which they can learn how to buy used cars and how to care and operate these vehicles safely. We are also involved in many school programs which include Mulligan Stew, Food and Fun, both of which nutritional provide in- formation for the youth. Baby Sitter Clinics are becoming program too. Weber County recently had four of the twelve state winners in the 4-- H sponsored One-on-On- e Basketball program. Recreation is not forgotten either. Day camps and three-da- y a camps give chance to enjoy nature and learn their about Exchanges with other countries help expose Weber County families to other cultures. This summer six from Japan will be living with families in our project area, throughout experience. If you county for a month. Also their too to be a good in want from during July, 35 Weber County will be taking a fun filled trip to Canada, where they will enjoy family life, beautiful country, and the Calgary Stampede. is a growing experience for young people between the ages of 9 regardless of 4-- H "'h There is no Substitute tor Quality Beef USDA CHOICE BEEF, EXCESS WASTE, Open Weekdays 9 am-1- 0 pm Sundays 10 am-Prices Effective 7 Full Days pm 7 March 25 thru March 31, 1976 forcibly separated from young children, even infants, and placed in detention. From the Malawian government's point of view, the issue is over buying the Malawi Congress Party card, which bears the picture of Dr. H. Kamuzu Banda, Life President of the country. Without this card Jehovahs Witnesses in many areas are not allowed to buy food, draw water from wells, live in their homes or even have police protection. From the point of view of Jehovahs Witnesses in the country, about 30,000 adults and cliildren, the issue is one of religion and conscience, respect for which Malawi as a member of the United Nation avows. Nonetheless, they are recognized as model citizens, by obeying the law, paying their taxes, willingly accepting service in community improvement programs, but refusing to have anything to do with membership in the political party, putting their faith instead in a heavenly government by Jehovah God. The issue became critical in Malawi when, in September 1972, the Malawi Congress Party, at its annual convention in Zomba, adopted a series of resolutions No. STEAK USDA CHOICE PI SIRLOIN TIP STEAK 11 USDA CHOICE SHORT RIBS a, FAMILY PACK GROUND BEEF AO - JUor Ovor Lb. A SV 175" 1 HI GRADE A mm SLICED BACON 11 FARMER STYLE mm WIENERS 1A ll SPARE RIBS n 4Q LEAN TRIM PORK STEAKS U 10 HI GRADE LINK SAUSAGE 11 u, R.C aimed t Jehovahs 69" ..... WILSONS CORN KING V VARIETY PACK M U NORBEST TENDER TIMER TURKEY BREASTS 29 aged, that all members living in villages should be chased away, and that ail Government would give maximum protection to members of the party who would take such oppressive actions. The Young Pioneers, a political youth CAMELOT DINNERS AC & ILA 3 Ol. 10 7 Oz. Can HUNTS 32 Ox. BU. 69 25 TOMATO CATSUP CAMELOT 303 Con APPLE SAUCE FOLGERS 3 Lb. Can 3 . COFFEE KRAFT 32 Ox. BHo. 89 89 MIRACLE WHIP GURLEYS 6 Dox. Pock COOKIES i Pkg. MEADOWDAIE 303 Can 23 25 GOLDEN CORN DEL MONTE 303 Can CUT GREEN BEANS GERBER Strainod 2 MON YWORTH 4 Roll Pkg. ASSORTED 6 Ox. Pkg. JELLO CAMELOT 3 li Ox. loaf SUGAR Pkg. 73 BISCUIT MIX $ PIERCES 300 Con PORK & BEANS FROZEN IFRESHDAIRYi 30 FOODS! if ORANGE JUICE Camolot Grad AA Doi. MEADOW GOLD6 Oi. Pkg. COTTAGE CHEESE FESTIVAL Cup 2 V, jww Gal. FRESH MILK 3620 wy najurpwq taught in classrooms to be precise and accurate in all areas of their job. Theres more to being a parachute rigger than just folding the chute, LARGE EGGS i t BABY FOOD CALIFORNIA gaywigHMWl When it comes to packing parachutes, an Army parachute rigger knows what to do at all times. He is a responsible and reliable member of a team. In todays Army, men and women are BEET 10 Lb. Pkg. JIFFY 40 Ox. umuwi i ... ICE CREAM -- S3 61 RHODES 5 Extension Office, Service We can help you enrich your future. State University 399-550- 4-- loaf Pkg. WHITE BREAD in Malawi. Witnesses As reported by The World in Johannesburg, Oct. 12, 1972, the began up and otherwise intimidating members of the banned Jehovahs Witness sect who refused to buy cards because of their creed. Many Witnesses have fled from severe persecution in the southern region of Malawi back into Mozambique, partys youth systematically beating where they have found temporary refuge in refugee camps centered around e. On Dec. 4, 1972 the international Governing Body of Jehovahs Witnesses requested a meeting with Dr. H.K. Banda, the Life President of Malawi, or with other officials of the government to discuss the problem. Over three years have passed and there has still been no reply from Dr. Banda or his government. An official statement from the United States Department of State says relative to the persecution of Jehovahs We Witnesses in Malawi: did make known to the government of Malawi the concern expressed in the 1972-7- 3 period and we have recently raised this subject again with the government of Malawi, both in Blantyre and in Washington, D.C. It was signed by Robert J. McCloskey, assistant secretary for congressional relations. Those who are lovers of what is just and right may feel impelled to speak up on behalf of these persecuted Christians. If so, they have the opportunity. They can write to the proper authorities in Malawi to convey their concern. At the same time Jehovahs Witnesses will continue to put their confidence in the God of salvation, Jehovah. Also, the Malawi Government will have an opportunity to prove that it respects the guarantees of freedom of worship and conscience, and the freedom to work and live in peace to which its constitution subscribes. Parachute rigger knows business 63 39 TOILET TISSUE Witnes- ses, whose religion had been banned, resolving that those employed in commerce, industry and by the government be dismissed, that those in business or farming have such activities discour- r9 SLICED BOLOGNA ' CAMPBELL SOUP REFRESHING SIGMANS CUDAHY BAR S morein-formatio- received from group, were used to enforce this decree against all persons known to be Jehovahs eyewitnesses tell of widespread persecution of Jehovahs Witnesses throughout Malawi during September and October, 1975. They have been beaten, raped, robbed, driver from their homes, publicly abused by Malawi Congress Party members and even by government officials. Parents have been TRIMMED OF USDA CHOICE age want just call the Utah report persecution 655 A6ED TO PERFECTION 4-- H and Jehovah Witnesses Reports SELLS 0I1LY fluence on a young persons life or perhaps you are 4-- ilS; RT race, color or national origin. Volunteer leaders help direct the growth of the members and receive training themselves in leadership and 99 1 WALL AVE., OGDEN, UTAH said Sergeant Rivas of the Bountiful recruiting station. "Training starts with the basic steps of rigging all types of supplies and equipment for the airdrop. And as the young students progress, they are assigned more difficult tasks. The students must be qualified as parachutists. They begin their training as parachute riggers at the Army Quartermaster School at Fort Lee, Virginia. During the course, they inspect the parachutes before and after each use to see if they need any repairs. Throughout the training, applicants have the opportunity to do some of the repairs themselves. They use a heavy duty sewing machine and darning needle. Additionally, they learn to maintain the repairing equipment in good working condition. As their ranks advance, they will be able to supervise the repairs and packing of personnel and cargo parachutes, checking on safety precautions at all times. Now, they can supervise the newly arrived students. Eventually, they could serve as first sergeants of a parachute company and become involved in the planning and coordinating of company activities. Swallows story time Storytime at the Southwest Branch of Weber County Library will celebrate the swallows to return Capistrano on Saturday, March 20 at 3 p.m. Mr. Randall Child will entertain the children with his dancing bird marionettes. In keeping with the bird theme, the librarians will also tell the stories Brian Wildsmiths Birds, Baby Beebee Bird, and The Song of the Swallows. The Southwest Branch is located at 1950 W 4800 S. in Roy. |
