Show 4— The HtraM Journal ' Lqfo Utah Friday December 1974 Obituaries and Merry-Go-Roun- d Submissive Majority Mrs Leslie (Gladys) Hancey of Hyde Park Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday noon in the Smithfield 4th Ward Chapel under the direction of Bishop Noble Erickson Friends may call at the Nelson Funeral Home in Smithfield Monday from 7 to 9 pm am! at the church Tuesday after 10:30 am Burial will be In the Smithfield City Cemetery The family suggests that In lieu of flowers contributions be made to Sunshine Terrace or the Primary Children’s Hospital M Eld oo Lamb Eldon Lain h SMITHFIELD -- Eldon Lamb 60 native of Hyde Park and longtime resident of Smithfield died late Thursday in a Logan Hospital after an eitended illness Mr tamb was born In Hyde Park Sept 15 1906 a son of John James and Tracy Thurston tamb He received his education in the Cache County Schools and had served for 35 years as the custodian of the Smithfield Junior High School where he was respected by an that knew him A high priest in the Smithfield IDS Stake he had been active throughout his life in the church In his early life he was active in dramatics and scouting He then served as Sunday School MIA as ward clerk superintendent fix nine years and as a Sunday School teacher and secretary to tlie high priest quorum Mr Lamb was also active In the ward choir and sang in Smithfield for many years with the “Bertha’s Boys Chorus” He was a member of Kiawans Club for many years On Oct 22 1930 he married Beth McCann In the Logan LDS Temple He Is survived by his wife of Smithfield one son and J Bullard BENSON — Funeral services for Melvin J Ballard 79 will be conducted Saturday noon in the Benson Ward chapel Friends may call at the Nelson Memorial Funeral Chapel in Logan tonight from 7 to 9 o’clock and Saturday from 10 to 11:15 am Burial will be in Ii)gan City Cemetery In lieu of flowers it is suggested that contributions be made to the Primary Children’s Hospital Adopt A Pet Ruth Simmonds THESE HOMELESS DOGS would appreciate Funeral services a warm kennel and a nice bone for Christinas for Ruth Agnes Robbins Sim- They may be adopted now In plenty of time to mon ds 85 will be held Saturday become acquainted with their sew homes before noon In the Weston LDS Ward the excitement of Christmas Day The six chapel under direction of months old Brittany female at left b at Cache Veterinary Hospital 151 North Main Bishop Serge Benson Friends may call at Webb Mortuary in Preston tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock and at the chapel two hours before services Burial will be in Weston WESTON — 752-21- Christmas Eve Logan Church Kennel Club The annual Christmas Eve musical by candlelight will be presented Dec 24 at 11 pm in Logan Presbyterian Church 12 South West The public is Invited The service will feature F delighted youngsters — and adults Too often the puppy has come Into a home quite un- three daughters: John A Lamb Eugene Tueller as vocalist Mrs Thomas L Bahler organist Spring Arbor Mich Richard (Laura Lu) Campbell Barbara Miller violinist Joy Mrs franklin R Jacobsen Richmond pianist and Rev (Faye) Johnson Salt Lake City Miner E Bruner spoken word and Mrs David (Susan) Theme of the program will be ft tersen of Missoula Mont Also "The Wonderful World of surviving are 14 grandchildren Christmas'' a brother SuelH Lamb of Hyde Park and two sisters Mrs Orvil There are 101 petrochemical (Arley) Coleman Smithfield plants in Texas Resulting horror stories are many and varied Puppies must be prepared for said Ms Johnston The preparation must go far beyond the happy anticipation of having a new dog She said she would urge those considering a Christmas puppy to bring the newcomer into the M Every holiday season of young dogs under Christmas prepared for hun-tfre- ds are found trees by Its arrival Nation's Weather Vermont New York Wisconsin and South Dakota early today An extra inch of snow accumulated at Newport and Rochester Burlington Vt NY Wausau Wis and Rapid City SD Scattered rain with snow at higher elevations wet down the Pacific Northwest and northern Plateau Quiliayute and Astoria Wash each measured a third of an inch of rain An East Coast cold front brought rain to the lower Atlantic and eastern Gulf Coast Ga and states Augusta Columbia SC each collected a quarter of an inch of rain Skies were fair however in most of the Southwest in the Rockies the lower half of the riains Florida and northeast from Texas through the southern Ohio Valley into the mid Atlantic Coastal states Early morning temperatures ranged from 1 below zero at Gunnison Colo to 74 degrees at Key West Fla Cache Talley High Lew Pep WIA1NII Ml VIC I fOHCAll M SAM III It-- SI urwiaimiioiocamB Forecast The IS'ation HI Le Pep 45 38 42 32 31 22 25 25 37 50 City Atlanta r Boston pc Chicago s Denver pc Kansas City pc Las Vegas c Los Angeles c Minneapolis cy New Orleans r New York c Phoenix c 14 38 36 38 Raleigh r Sail Lake City cy San Francisco cy 43 75 49 45 38 Seattle r Washington c 752-413- Lynn (Herald Journal Photos) 4 home a few days before Christmas or even better wait until a few days after the excitement of the holiday is past This gives the family and puppy an even chance of getting properly acquainted A puppy of any breed is a delicate item indeed she said and requires a large share of attention — more than most children and adults are able to give it during the heightened activities of Christmas Day The young animal often will be frightened by the sudden outburst of activity usually occurring in the average home on Christmas morning It may become confused and even defensive in its behavior and often the family thinks it has received a bad dog she said Just as important are the physical preparations which must be made A new puppy needs proper housing and it needs it immediately not several days after it arrives at its new home said Ms Johnston The breed must be considered Some dogs should be kept outdoors others do very wen inside The proper sleeping facilities must be ready Then there’s the matter of housebreaking Most cuddly and loveable puppies are stiO far too young to have been trained to take their natural processes of elimination outdoors or to some special place provided inside These young animals also have no control over their urges They simply go Immediately as the notion strikes — and wherever they happen to be when it strikes The results can be devastating Ms Johnston said She said most children old enough to properly enjoy a new puppy will understand the spirit of giving even though the gift arrives a few days before or after Christmas Everyone SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Jay Banks has tentatively set Dec 30 for a hearing by all district Judges on whether to call a grand Jury to investigate the State Liquor Commission Banks set the date Thursday after Citizen's Council on Liquor presented him with its report Also Thursday Third District Judge Gordon R Hale ruled that a court order closing meetings of the council was lifted Council ChairmanWilliam T Thurman immediately released the group's report alleging abuses of liquor laws by the commission The report summarized: “There has grown up an abuse of the commission's power in that over many years hundreds of cases of liquor valued at thousands of dollars have been received by the commission and there after distributed free of charge to recipients according to inclination of the commission its members or personnel” The report cited alleged abuses of procedures in which samples are sent by distillers for evaluation The report said samples were distributed and not accounted for that persons who received the samples never reported back to the commission that inventory of samples was not properly kept and that no liquor was listed or delisted as the result of sampling comply the puppy Extended outlook Sunday High Low Pep Hurley Cellar City Idaho Fails through Tuesday: Utah — Snow likely on Sunday tawiston with variable cloudiness and Ogden scattered showers Monday and Pocatello Tuesday Highs mostly In the 30s I To vo and lows In the 20s and low 31k Roosevelt Southern Idaho — Clearing St George with scattered snow flurries Vernal Sunday Fair and cool Monday Wenduver and Tuesday Highs In the 30s and low 40s and lows 15 to 25 40 33 46 09 24 27 21 T 43 40 23 40 30 T 34 31 37 42 24 54 23 06 08 17 teens 39 29 T Hoad Hetorl The Soviet Union Is the only major power that produces more oil than it consumes For latest information oa Utah highway ceudiUons phone state and lornl government payrolls is close to 20 million An even larger number according to the best estimates are receiving handouts or payments from the government The federal payroll alone now stands at $50 billion annually Add to this another $65 billion which goes each year for pensions Both figures are soaring W4W out of control A far more staggering $142 billion will be spent tMs fiscal year on welfare and security programs That's $62 billion more than the defense budget And the welfare system is even more chaotic than the expanding government payroll The General Accounting Office reports dismayingly that federal salaries have risen foster lately than private pay and that the formula for these pay increases is being rigged illegally by the federal employes who figure It Perhaps we should have seen a cloud on the horizon the size of a man's hand back in 1960 when President Eisenhower after almost eight years without ever having had a veto overridden saw his veto of the federal payraise overturned that year by a Congress suddenly roused to its hind feet Over the Nixon-For- d years the largest outpouring of mail to be received at the White House on any issue was not Vietnam Watergate crime abortion inflation depression detente impeachment or the oil scarcity It concerned the 1969 payraise for postal workers Federal are employes be coning the most powerful lobby in the country and their demands are being squeezed chiefly out of the middle class st MACRAME' Pots ond Plants 752-191- 7 CLINT’S NURSERY 1720 South State Hiway tv IsteJatsiwioiiitititli CHOOSE YOUR CALCULATOR CHOOSE YOUR PRICE 39 SANYO nt$44 CASIO $49 CITIZENS $69 JK BUSINESS MACHINES 446 North Main totals lota totototoi wioJ-o- t 752-117- toJoJoioloJoJ-oJot- 2 o tots iota totals Fabulously Featured AMAKA RADARAHCE SHOWROOM Microwave Oven W' SATURDAY 10:00 AM until 1:00 PM CONTINUOUSLY Southwest Idaho: Snow decreasing tonight then increasing again Saturday highs mid 30s to mid 40s lows tonight mostly 3tt Southeast Idaho: Chanre light snow at times tonight then snow increasing over area later Saturday highs mostly 30s lows tonight 2u and locally in the meanwhile are tired of subsidizing so many government workers and welfare recipients The number of people on federal hand-to-mout- h 20-pa- 20 Extended Outlook -P- residing Third District Judge "Such practice made possible the free distribution of liquor to satisfy personal obligations or to promote personal goodwill or to fulfill other nongovernmental purposes” the report said The council also reported that (he commission did not immediately take action on Gov Calvin L Rampton's executive order tightening the use of saminvolved will be more happy if ples but noted “certain steps” the proper considerations are have recently been taken to Utah: Southern Utah will be mostly sunny Saturday northern Utah will have snow at times near the mountains northern valleys will have a decreasing chance of snow and rain with made — especially an increasing chance of snow late Saturday highs 35 to 45 north and near 50 south k) 15 to 25 Salt Lake City Ogden and Provo: Threat of snow will continue to decrease tonight but it will be on the increase again late Saturday winds will be light tonight with Increasing southerly winds Saturday afternoon Highs near 40 lows 25 to 30 chance of rain or snow will decrease to 50 per cent tonight and Saturday Logan and Cache Valley: The threat of snu will continue to decrease tonight but it will be on the Increase again late Saturday highs mid 30s lows near Vtahddalio On Probe of its new quiet atmosphere Christmas puppy is a beautiful gift — when given with a proper measure of thought and care says Alice Johnston president of the Cache Valley A Musical At NAIONAI She may be obtained by paying Logan City board and vaccination fees At center is a one year old female German shepherd cross also under care uf liOgan City at Larsen’s Animal Hospital 1147 North Main Also at Larsen's is the five months old male Labradorshorthair cross at right For 5 details on this dog call Larsen's or Viva Guidelines In Caring Judges To Decide For Gift Pup Given Cemetery By United Pren International A light snow added a fresh coat of whiteness to parts of same uneasiness everywhere Here are a few typical vignettes : — A Seattle engineer told us WASHINGTON -I- n an effort to translate the economic news that inflation had reduced his into human terms we have purchasing power 25 per cent His wife is now looking for work reported on the plight of the poor — the faceless men and women so they can hang on to their and their anonymous children in home and car — In the northwest timber the migrant camps and derelict a luraberjark was country of America neighborhoods into the air by a timber Today we turn our attention to flipped the middle class the submissive rig When he got out of the a few days later his job majority who pay most of the hospital bills and make most of the was gone — A Md Bethesda sacrifices as they struggle in the tradesman put off dental work economic quicksand The revenue laws are struc- because he couldn't afford it He tured so that the rich can escape summed up his situation sucand the poor are excused from cinctly: "More sweat less paying a full tax The heaviest play” — A retired Army officer who burden foils upon the middle-incom- e to Delta Junction moved families As nearly as we can Interpret Alaska to enjoy the outdoors is the complex statistics every preparing to return to a city Job five working taxpayers carry He can no longer afford to feed two of their neighbors on their Ms family at the prevailing backs — one a government grocery prices — Newlyweds from Orem employe the other a welfare Utah spread the word that they recipient The rich and super-ric- h don’t wanted food as wedding gifts — In many cities couples are shoulder their fair share of the to buy We have banding together in s financial load discovered millionaires even fruits and vegetables directly billionaires who often pay no from the produce market at federal income taxes at all We'D wholesale prices — A Washington DC identify them in future columns Families caught In the middle tradesman living has stopped going to — and we've been talking to them up and down the land — Washington Redskin football are feeling the bite of recession games His wife has given up They are tightening their purse bingo — A Bowling Green Ky strings in anticipation of even who has managed shopkeeper harder times There is a I® business for 27 years gnawing fear in the pit of their t° Btay is slowly going broke stomachs that they may lose the — A teen-ag- e affluence they have struggled so girl from Bellevue Wash short of gas hard to achieve Already many have lost the siphoned some from a neighbor’s car She sucked gasoline overtime pay and part-tim- e Jobs which paid for their extra into her lungs and died at the luxuries All too often they curbside These anecdotes multiplied bought the luxuries on credit Income the extra by the millions across the counting upon are pushing the to keep up the payments country This has caught several in a economy ever deeper Into credit squeeze They have fallen recession This has created a behind in their payments Most recession psychology which is creditors are still accepting causing nearly everyone to delayed payments But some tighten up And the less people the more who are caught in their own spend of course business declines and the economic bind are foreclosing Middle-Incom- e workers are steeper becomes the economic winding up in bankruptcy court slide The harassed taxpayers in the Our spot checks across middle income brockets America have uncovered the middle By Jack Anderson mrrffrmrmnfyr& —m— tfw n w I i W 9mi ft— i hi swhwi sniwswaio pa- - h r ft Hit U i " paws I itai anf'it I 10 iMMiorat im l 4i u Mr pm m tom I r (m hiw iws Hio WHOohiOteite m OWhu tprw 0 Wh 40 l ta i w s wr'iwUp 4 la t t 0 ( ft lM t I AM ! 1041- i MS isihi Bit St so S — Come in and see Home Economist Sharyl Carter cook many types of foods using America's newest most popular means of cooking the Microwave Oven! Sharyl will even be passing out Free Samples of the finished product for your approval W fiptf SPECIAL LOWER THAN 9MM M8MQfM1NM MC iMUtk Ml MU PRICING FOR THOSE WHO ATTEND THE DEMONSTRATION Magic Valley : Snow decreasing tonight (hen Increasing again Saturday windy Saturday highs upper 30k to lower 40s taws tonight near the low 3Us Sunwith chance day outlook-col- dcr of snow flurries PREMIER LIGHTING & APPLIANCE CENTER - 127 S MAIN LOGAN i Who Mu ktWOOf |