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Show 1 r Usjfj'T, i''" t r - Dopt-- - yir.ls ,v Library - MT mSZL Of Serving The Center Industry i i Carl H. Schwab and his wife Sadie Pearl of 173 Ideal Lane, Salt Lake City, were caught In the camera lens as they entered the church yard at the Granite Park Stake Center Sunday February 1st. This couple attended church functions more conslstantly than many others do. Carrying most of his weight on hand crutches because of leg paralllses, Carl Schwab has dedicated himself to the task of doing the possible, under seeming Impossible conditions. The example of fortitude, determination, perslstance, faith and courage of this man Is the kind of power that builds character and moves mountains. His lovely wife Is most always by his side and ready to assist In the more difficult tasks of motivation. He drives his own car and does other tasks of service for himself and for others. Carl Schwab was born Feb. 5, 1911. It Is a real pleasure to say Happy Birthday to you Brother Schwab. May the years ahead treat you well, and Divine Providence provide lmmeasured blessings for both of you. . 71 spending. This package was $2.5 million below the budget estimate presented by the governor. The Governor feels that the package of bonding bills passed will not give the political subdivisions the leeway they need to sell bonds for public Improvement. Possibility of a special session during the summer wUl depend largely on court decisions and the bond market. 1970 -- Granite Park Stake joefe Conference President Gunderson - - President Joseph Fielding Smith is knowledgable and most able to direct the church in this day. His life has been spent in teaching and directing members in good moral conduct. Together with his counselors Harold B. Lee and Nathan Elden Tanner, this will be a period of great progress. President Brewer - One of the greatest threats in American today is the undermining of our youth. The clever plan that Satan is using is to put thoughts mind even though consciously into our we are not aware of it. (The text of his talk is printed on page 2) sub-consci- The modified Division ot Drugs bill wUl be the means of setting up a board to Implement programs of education, Investigation, research and rehabilitation In the field of drug use and abuse. Central Faculty Participate In Assembly The Central Junior High basketball team has started out the new season with a victory over Valley and a loss to Westlake. The members of Coach Johnston's team are: Tony Halstenrud, John Jones, Jerry Mori, Mike Johnson, Phillip Broos, Mike Anderson, Terry Me Nalr, Clark Landes, Kenneth Brunn, Brian Streadbeck, Brad Fullmer, Kent Kevern, Larry Curley, Ron Goulding, Rick Gaykowske, Dennis Stewart, Thomas Langston and Phil Pulver. ,! o r i g f was held The Granite Park Stake Conference Sunday February 1st . President Donald S. Brewer presided and conducted. An all Male Stake Chorus rendered three inspirational numbers: Come, Lay to a and Books President His Papers By; tribute Now and Thank David O. McKay; Morning This chorus was led by Heinz Thee All Our God. Rimmasck, stake chorister, music by Lou Jean Fitt. Jesse E. Wilde - We usually judge people by what we see and hear. The life of Jesus was one of review, contemplation and thoughtfulness. We are all so busy that we dont take time to think of our life, and what we have done, or what life means to us. actof the final days Highlight Melvin Olsen - - We need to talk to ourselves, ivity was approval of $487.7 milwe should do . lion In state and federal funds for and tell ourselves what Carl H. Schwab Centrals Basketball Starts With Victory iv0 Another "first has Just been ' completed as the Utah State Leg- lslature completed Its work Saturday at 9:30 p.m. and notified Governor Rampton they were ready to adjourn. The first budget session was a real test of decision makThirty ing for the legislators. one bills were sent to the Governor for review and determination to accept or reject. Some of these bills will reflect the thinking of the conservative element of the legislature, and may not meet the full requirements for bonding and other areas of state government. Happy Birthday To As always, Central Junior High School's faculty assembly was a rousing success. More than half o f the faculty members participated In the vaudeville -- type assembly under the direction of Miss Vane. The students especially enjoyed Mr. Workman and his magic box. Various Items were placed In the box and then by magic they were transposed when they came out. For example, one teacher put a baby doll In one end and received a real live doll from the other: none other than Mr. Anderson. Mr. Nlchol portrayed a Home Ec. teacher Instructing the students in the fine art of making a tossed salad. Other acts included a hillbilly band and a cowboy singing group. All In all the students agreed It was the best assembly of 1970. g d it ,r No. 6 Thursday, February 5, 1970 Volume II .ms . . utan City, 31112 ous effort with enCooperative forcement agencies will also stimulate better control and enforcement of our narcotic and drug laws. This bill wUl help lay the foun-datupon which the state can build a more far reaching relation ship between parents and children, students and school faculty members, and the general public and agencies of the law. on . To combat the serious crisis state and nation all segments of society must take an active part and excert special effort toward drug abuse and crime control. The crisis will not subside with a personal committment by the general public. The new Division of Drugs can be a major tool we can use, but It will not provide all the formulas for complete control unless everyone dedicates himself to the task at hand. of drug abuse In the These two musicians, Heinz Rlmmasch, stake chorister and Lou Jean Fltt, stake organist, provide the talent that makes every stake conference a Joyous event to remember. There is no doubt that members of the legislature are wiser and more learned In the process of state budgets and approprltlons mat any group of legislators In past years. Each member played an Important part as members of to the 9 committees assigned It was a real pleasure to have the Utah State Senate recognize students and faculty members from Central Junior High School, 3030 South 2nd East. review budgets of various departments of state government. Certainly the pattern set at this session will have the effect on state spending. Each depatment will more carefully watch expenditures and avoid deficit spending In the future, also, the Intent of the legislature will be followed more closely than ever before. Madison The convenience and comfort of every stake conference Is the result of good planning and labors of Delbert Stout. No area of comfort Is overlooked by his dedication to service. PTA Margaret Starks , Ida Browning, Marjorie Child, Claudia King, Rowena Maher (front). The stenographers and Senate office force that do the work of preparing records for legislative action. I Madison School P.T.A. will be having Its Annual Founders Day meeting on Monday Feb. 2, at 7 p.m. Pass Presidents will be honored and a panel discussion of Special Services provided the children of the school. The following will be on the panel: Mary Olpln, a Special teacher; Mrs. Ruth Clayton, reading Specialist; Helen William a Social Worker, and Ellen Gummestad, a Speech and Hearing Specialist. A musical program will also be presented by children from the 1st and 2nd grade. Senators Richard J. Evans and Edward Beck. These Senators provided a real fun time for senate and spectators Friday during discussion on Common Day of Rest (Sunday closing). Parlimentary processes were used and handled adeptly during a 2 hour discussion. r |
