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Show -- ? ip V.p-Ci- " ; h -' ;- .. f 4C Ink v.fv. : 4 4 r,n' 4 Jv;44 44, 444 ' ii Il o : XT j k t ; ,s lii PoiilicsV 4 J.. - , LDS Leaders Say 5 1p . V x 13, 1981 Church IsJXeutral 24 ; Dll The Salt Lake Tribune 4 Thtiraday, March M?' ( ii ' ' , 4r . 4 V A V The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat- Saints does not endorse po-- ; ter-da- y litical candidates or parties in elec-First Presidency of the church emphasized in a letter to : church leaders throughout the Unit- ed States. The letter, signed by Church President' Spencer W. Kimball and his counselors, ' president Marion G. Romney and President Gordon B. Hinckley, will be read in sacrament throughout the nation. The j meetings full text of the letter follows: "Once again, in an election year, we emphasize the previously-statepolicy of the Church of strict politi-- j cal neutrality, and of not endorsing political candidates or parties in j elections, and of not using church facilities for political purposes. "The Church does not favor one political party over another. The Church has no candidates for politi-- , I cal office: we do not undertake to tell people how to vote. The voter should study the issues and the candidates carefully and prayfully and - 6 vote for those he believes will most ' J .nearly carry out his views of govs j ernmetlt and its role. " "lt'ls contrary to our counsel and t advice that ward, branch, or stake ' 4 premises, chapels or other Church facilities be used in any way for po-- ; jliticul campaign purposes, whether it be for speech-makindistribution of literature, or class discussions y (Needless ,tg say, we are unalterably e.:.;:! .opposed to the use of our sacrament !ur other Church meetings for anv such purposes, and those who ai- empt to use the Church facilities to Ifurtimr their political ambitions are 'injuring their c; luse and doing the Church;a disserv ice. Church directories or mailing lists should not be made available to candidates for distribution of campaign literature. "We appeal to all candidates for public office to take notice of this instruction and to conduct their campaigns to comply strictly with this requirement pertaining to the use of Church facilities. We also call on all political candidates who are mdjmbers of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints neither to Mate nor imply the endorsement of their candidacy by the Church or , , tions, the i jj d ,. ; j' , - " I 44 fjtXX tv Jr " 4 I : Prices Price Savers Wholesale Club charges for products includes cost ofgoods plus all overhead expenses: : ' I- r .just a clean, neat 1 00,000 sq. ft. wholesale irehouse with cement floors, paletized merchandise on steel racking, heating and lighting supplemented with skylights. i i NO HIDDEN CHARGES , . .just hash and cany wholesale price ' ' savings on top quality bfand names. .! . rr4 - S NO FANCY STORE FRILLS v I . 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"Finally, brands, everysinglc day. t ' t ' js4 A 4 mrwyr , f t s f. h . tl nj ,lS - '4 ,,4 j You federal, ;,4 " r; ; - , 4,4 ; j . 3,1 4 4 1 . v A V, estop Credit (Jm'on - 5 , ' According 4 J 1 j '4ft th latent youroredit union "pleoaecbec k ur Membership Desk at 33rd Soutfv ' Your FREBProOfPass " -- county T 4, 'Grand Opening. ,, M 4j x x ' 4 I been approved by Pnce - t. j ,, 4 . h ; , , X j I also make you eligible for prize drawings during our 4' . r f - t ' - ice Savers G rand Openin g Saturday, March? 1 7th, " nerve will -- 4, . , , Cj J7U1 $545.(11)0 for 865 scholarships, including 200 scholarships for graduating high school students and 165 for college 4 3 'ji W6St j - . i j . Not all 365 scholarships will be awarded this year, because many still are supporting Norma! Scholar- ship recipients fmm the past couple of years. Most of the new teaching scholar- ships involve tuition and fee waiv- ers. However, $500 stipends will sup-plement those waivers when 1 recipients choose fields where i 9:30 am to 6:00 prh . -. . 33rd oOUtil to Dr. Woolf, the 1984 'j and university students. ' V XL. Future teachers being sought this spring for a share of state scholarship money, state education offi-- i cials reported recently. Eugene T. Woolf, associate cornmission for academic affairs, Utah System of Higher Education, said high school and college students arc being recruited for the Utah Career Teaching Scholarship, formerly the State Normal Scholarship. t Utah Legislature provided 4 I rir current menbdr of ort6 unions. pr6fesstonal assodations which Severs Wholesale Oufec 4 s' 1 i jf a ft j -- - I J Youartea - Clniott:- 4uoetef)eroU! 'j Department Credit Union 4 Credit Union' rfhiokolfcnnployees Credit Union ,7 v, ;j jci CreditUnlon Credit Union fs CfejA Union (MwetialC AleJkSMfiiscferalCreditwfiJon. tSl'versity ofClteh .Ctedl Union ' Utah CenlralO-icS- t Union ce sCtStUrtoiv 4 CtohtJUcohon Association Ct$lltClnfon ; UtdhJSVatorTranbportAsvvCidtionCrfcdaUnioir UtaHPubficEmployvesAsbOciaticit tUHiQfl Xf ltd SSSb&Kufiitrtp Scholarships In Teaching are 6lalCtf iremin's r Ji'i.T dtanertirripioye'es V 4 C ,iovesCfd,' if s ? 1 ' also encourage is V.jfit Omen , Afcsucutipt yv ? V 1 fjfwi iff if I' . ( ibWi1) poH 4V 1 r- - LOW MARGINS AND GREAT PRICESAV1NGS LOW OVERHEAD we Church members as citizens to involve themselves in supporting measures on the ballot which wi I strengthen the community, state . I .and nation.-- morally, economical ft, l.v. untl culturally. We urge Latterday Saints everywhere to be actively engaged in worthy causes to improve their communities, and to i 4 make them more wholesome places 4 , J . 1 in which to live and rear families. "It is requested that each bishop and branch president read this letter in a sacrament meeting " 'sXXMii P v tJi i j teacher shortages exist, including mathematics, science, vocational training and special education (for the handicapped). Five "premier scholarships" tuition and fee waivers, plus $3. - also will be awarded each year to outstanding candidates. Criteria for choosing scholarship recipients have not yet been fully developed, but plans arc to give about half the weight to academic performance exhibited by grades and college-entranc- e scores. Special consideration also will he given to minorities Davis .American Parly 33rd South S 9th West Will Elect Officers ice B, vavers rr4 Group ProofFass ShopmQ Huri a.XR(V iirifti 'I ... Mon ;a: t . . , "j ' ujtu'cj'. ' d t v w i Fi.r-- w uC S.wr, 3 3. i Jv. t uv a m M.'- t a i m T ,es - f ('$ b -- t u t cl l p Y' '4 FARMINGTON The American Party in Davis County will be holding elections March 22 at the Davis County Courthouse commission of-- j fiee for new officers and delegates for the state convention Party chairman Jim Etheridge said the party will elect a new chairman vice chairman and treasury-secretarand delegates for the state convention to be held March 31 Interested candidates may pre-- ' register by sending a letter to J R Etheridge, American Party County Chairman, 68 Bonita Way, Center-- I villc, Uuh 84010. Party members may also register at the door for $5 |
