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Show THE SALT LAKE TIMES FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1975 Page Bicentennial Exhibit At Fashion Place, 'Industrial Heritage USA O' Your own telephone for S20 Thats the 1887 price, the only drawback was you had to run your own wires at a cost of $150 per mile. The telephone and its of development is just acentury smail part of the Industrial Heritage U.S.A. exhitiit coming to Salt Lake Citys Fashion Place Mall 1975. The exhibit is May being sponsored by the Salt Lake County Bicentennial Committee. The Industrial Heritage U.S.A. exhibit wil stretch through the main portion of the Mall featuring displays from 26 major U.S. corporations. The exhibit is being cordinated through the Henry Ford Museum in Michigan and is billed as a Bicentennial tribute by the industrial community to the 200th anniversary celebration of America. The exhibit is entirely free. It wil be open during normal Fashion Place hours, Wednesday, May 7 through Saturday. May 11. Mall hours are weekdays from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. The displays include artifacts and interpretive displays of the development of products such as business machines, electricity, womens fashion photography, farm equipment, plumbing, fixtures, the automobile, home sewing, the telephone, cooking stoves, watches, air transportation, flooring, and many others. The Industrial Heritage U.S.A exhibit uses color illustrations, motion pictures, animation and hundreds of unique artifacts to tell the story of American in dustry. Exhibition coordinators suggest that this is one of the countrys more exciting and important Bicentennial exhibition Sponsoring coorporations inMulti clude: Addressograph Armgraph. strong Cork. Bebbie Ercoks, Inc., Cclanesc Corporation. Coca a year? 7-1- 1. Pennzoil, Procter & GairjLFc, Rockwel International Simplicity Pattern, Tappan, U.S. Steel. Western Electric, Zenith. Salt Lake Countys Bicentennial Committee chairperson, Mrs. Dorthea Ludlow, noted that this is just one major event being sponsored by the County Bicentennial Committee. We are very pleased that the Henry Ford Museum and Fashion Place Mai are work to present this exhibit to the residents of Utah. I would like to personally extend an invitation to everyone to see it and would hope that they enjoy it as much as others have. The Salt Lake City stop is one of 23 scheduled for major U.S cities in 1975-7Exhibit coordinators suggest allowing 45 minutes to view the entire v. .f. wy-.- ... I I Klonie H. Chaffin Chief Clerk GTA Erma Jean Oten Timekeeper Salt Lake City Ogden 6. fVtRlAM A C. ARMIES- HAVE USED ASH BONUS TO ENCOURAGE - Bill Burns Daylight P1CL Clerk Cashier Provo Provo Eddy R. Gortcinsky Statistical Clerk Traffic Mary J. Ackerman Henry Williams, Jr. ENLISTMENTS blNCE COLONIAL TAY. puKiUO THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR, THE CONTINENTAL ARMY PAID A tONUS OF TO ENLISTEES WHO BROUGHT THEIR OtWN ElFLES: TO THOSE WHO DIDN'T 667 - Allis-Chalmei- s, Cola, A. T. Cros Co. Eastman K.cak. Eaton Duront. Corp.-Yal- o is can. General Electric. General Wcs'-cloDivision InTime AJ2MY USING THE LITTLE PIFFERENTLY-T- D ATTRACT YOUNG PEOPLE WITH HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMAS OR ternational Harvester. Kinney Shoes, Kohler Company, Levi Strauss. McDonnell Douglas, FOR FOUR TEARS IN ACM OR, ARTILLERY OR INFANTRY ARE PAID AN EXTRA tX.SOO ODAY & T vn Division. Francis- SON US x A EQUIVALENT, graps WHO enlist Ogden The power of cm people Is the music In our song. To Be Released the Week of April 21 , 1975 It may BY University GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA 29614 The Bible abounds in incidents in which people feared when there was no reason to fenr. Peter, James, and John beheld the transfiguration of the Lord Jesus Christ and were sore afraid (Matthew 17:6). So frightened were they that they did not know what to say, and so thrilled were they that the experience brought terror to their hearts. The disciples were caught in a storm at sea. So fearful were they that they awoke their Lord and asked, Master, carest thou not that we perish? (Mark 4:38). How dared they fear when the God of the sea was riding in their boat? An infirm woman touched the hem of Christs garment and was healed. "Who touched me? He asked (Mark 5:31). And she fell down before Him, Tearing and trembling . . . and told him all the truth. Surely a woman whose faith is the Son of God was great enough to merit healing by the mere touch of His garment had no reason to fear Him Who came into the world to give life to men. Some women came to the tomb of Christ and found the stone rolled away, the tomb empty, and an angel guarding it. They were affrighted (Mark 16:5), but they did not have cause for fear; the angel was there to give them the glorious message of their Lords resurrection. The future should not hold any terror for Gods child. The power of God should not frighten those who know His love. The storms of this world should not terrify those of whose lives Christ is the Pilot. It is men who are out of Christ who have much to fear, for they are lost here and hereafter. But Gods child in daily fellowship with Him finds comfort in His Word, It is I; be not afraid (Matthew 14:27). be the age of automation, but its still people, much more than computers, that keep our railroad humming. Each day, we go to work in tune with the needs of people like you, the people of Utah. We see that the goods you need get delivered, on time and intact. And then we see that your copper, oil, steel and food products get delivered to people in other parts of the country. We're the Union Pacific, and if you've been looking at us as miles and miles of cold, impersonal railroad cars, we suggest you look again. And look deeper. Youll see a vital form of transportation, with vital people at work for you delivering all types of goods for all types of needs. DR. BOB JONES BOB JONES Interchange Steno Ogden People Power. It's the big reason why a m the Union Pacific railroad people i . ... |