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Show THE SALT LAKE TIMES FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1973 Page Twelve National PTA Urges Parents to Write Congress for Funding subsidies to some schools and the rising cost of milk itself have caused school districts to raise the price of a half pint of milk sold in school cafeterias from 4 cents to 8 or 10 cents. The people hit hardest by the higher milk prices are middle-clas- s parents whose children bring box lunches to school and buy milk at the school cafeterias. Also seriously affected are the parents of children who purchase lunches in which milk is included as a basic component. The price of a lunch has been increased to cover the rising costs of milk and other foods. Concerned by reduced federal funding of the Special Milk Program for Children and the National School Lunch Program, the National PTA has asked its more than eight million members to take immediate action urging Congress to increase funds for these programs. Specifically the PTA wants the House of Representatives to restore the funds cut from the Special Milk Program and Congress to follow closely what is happening to the School Lunch Program. Mrs. Grace Boisinger, coordinator of legislative activity for the National PTA, will testify at the hearings on the school lunch and milk programs which will be held this fall before the Senate Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs. Mrs. Baisinger has urged PTA members to reinforce her testimony with letters to senators and representatives. In explaining PTAs concern, Mrs. Baisinger said that revised regulations for the Special Milk Program adjust expenditures to the level of $25 million. This adjustment is a result of the action of the House of Representatives which reduced fiscal year 1974 appropriations from the '73 the level of $97,123 million amount approved by the Senate for 1974. However, she said, the differences in the amounts appropriated by the House and Senate must be worked out in conference. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has advised school districts that expenditures must be adjusted to the level of $25 million. Because of these reduced funds available, the Special Milk Program would now be available only to schools that do not have food services for attending children. The new regulations also set the uniform rate of reimbursement for all participating schools at three cents for a half pint of milk. The elimination of federal milk Golden Spike Country Roundup October 5-- 6 The Golden Spike Country Western Round Up of Bands and Fans, a Utah chartered, nonprofit organization with 17,000 miles to its credit in doing hospital shows for our wounded, are hosting a five state country western convention in Ogden, Utah, Oct. 5 and 6. Both BMI and ASCAP Record Companies will be on hand to offer recording contracts to top Utah artists and will serve as judges in a talent contest during the convention. Although only eighteen months old this country western organization has appeared with Buddy Alan of Hee Haw, George Morgan of Nashville, Red Simpson of Capitol Records, Tommy Over-streand the Nashville Express, with the Bankersfield Brass and in Concert. Six members of the Golden Spike CW Round Up are now recording artists. All country western music bands, artists and fans are invited to send a self addressed, stamped envelope for complete convention and talent contest details to: H. E. Park, Convention Chairman, Suite 802, 2334 Monroe, Ogden, Utah 84401. et A LOOK AT THE BOOK (mfimmmw Scripture refers to t.ree un- Paul had been caught up into speakable things In D Corin- Heaven He had seen certain thian? 9:15 we read of Gods things about which he could "unspeakable gift." "Thanks not speak things which were be unto God for his unspeakbeyond human ear to under-stanable gift." This refers to Gods human and beyond of in Jesus salvation to knowledge comprehend. God gift Christ. The gift of Jesus uses this experience in conChrist is something you can- nection with Pauls infirminot find adequate words to ties. "God has buffeted me The gift is so great about" Paul says. "I have a that language cannot encom- thorn in the flesh which He pass it and picture it Paul gave to me lest I be proud mentions this unspeakable gift above measure." A certain in connection with a rebuke to amount of pride may be the church at Corinth about healthy and normal. You can the manner of their giving. rejoice in the Lord. You can Many people want to enjoy boast of the Cross. But you are much but are unwilling to pay not to have even spiritual pride the price or give anything. that would not exalt the Lord God says, You give, and you Jesus Christ. I Peter 1:8 refers to "undo it generously and according as I have prospered you." If speakable joy. This joy is conyou really appreciate Gods nected with Gods testings of gift of salvation, you will cot your character. You do not hold back anything from God. have unspeakable joy until You are bought with a price, first you endure the testings. even the precious Blood of the "The joy of the Lord is your Lord Jesus. Everything you strength" (Nehemiah 8:10; have belongs to God. Money, but the great joy that is so big talent, time, intellectual that you cannot talk about it, prowess all are Gods gifts to that is like a river flowing so you; and if you withhold some- deep that you cannot sound its thing from Him, you have not depths, comes after you have come into a proper knowledge endured Gods testings and of the unspeakable gift of God. have proved Gods grace and In II Corinthians 12:4 Paul power in you. refers to "unspeakable words." 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