| Show c?v V : ' V'- : ' ' :'-- - — Sunday! v June 102001 'f t V Ijp T r -- y ' The Herald Journal ' Our view X Library setting good example for children 0 cheerful and ardent direction of nee again Hyde Park Sue Randleman boasts 25000 and North Logtin have set an books and videos and hasbecome the hub of the commuexample the rest of Cache Valley would do well to emulate The two cities have consoli- dated their police departments elementary schools and now services their Ifs been a long row to hoe Library proponents in Hyde Park originally petitioned for a bond election to support a shared library but the bond failed at the polls Undaunted residents Dell Loy and and up a chal- Lynette Hansen iengVgrantTHydc' Parkresidents hadtoraise $70000 by June 1 to receive $1 million in equity interests In donations ranging from $10 nity offering everything from water conservation seminars to co9“® classes Randleman has been anxious o open the doors to North Logan neygbon to “ wmderfiil J1 bin8 happened to us to be able to welcome all these children” she gushed “People are beating the doors down” Cards are being issued and the library is becoming an even busier place with the inllux of 700 addition! 88 eslAm8t the arrangement u much more efficient than for Hvde Park to have built a libraiy “Jiff “" “ Innocence shed on Teton trip to $6000 they did it “People °f Of course you don’t need a for this" said Wendell card to enjoy the library All 0VBaJcagnvth Morse who helped spearhead O'1 Residents are wel- effort the fund-raisicome to vrsit it and browse the T North Logan had already s or atten I— ast week my wife and I took a 8 made libraiy services a priority kicksoff few day offpffl thecanw m top of Residents voted themselves a classMonday evening aummer the Jawu llbr8r7 reading dedicated library tax in the Ipte ‘90s originally housing their library in the city offices and own-sacrific- ed ng -- tetnuritofer SSASSSSS cWld“RTdl“ later passing a $17 million bond to build it a building Hie little library under the After all there is an extra reason tains and their reflection on Jenny to celebrate Lake it brings back lots of memories Your view' Seeking support forfamllyvalues Tb the editor: neers to name a few We found that many wanted to fight pornography As first priority' so mbfougb( Paula Houston Utah s '‘Obscenity r One of my most vivid memories of die Grand Teton Park happened 43 years ago when I graduated from high school Thee of my closest friends jnrsSj wc6na About a year ago 1 read a Speech man'' to give them legal advi&tMT given by Colorado Governor Bill what they can and cannot do She Owens entitled “How do we heal a has been meeting with us regularly wounded culture?” He was speaking and has been extremely helpful to about the aftermath of the shooting these groups in Columbine High School He told We are presently sending letters of people calling for more strict gun the makeup of tins organioutlining laws and tougher penalties He conzation as well as a copy of House cluded that we have enough gun Bill 353 “Obscenity Pornography laws and what we really need is to Complaint Ombudsman” to die strengthen families Churches have speaka of the House in the 50 states been calling mi society to do that for myiting them to join with Utah and if years But how? possible create an attorney whose job In discussing this speech with is to help their citizens fight this House Speaker Marty Stephens and monster which former Senate Pines Lane Beattie and is destroying our families I believe others I concluded that what we we could make a difference needed is a privately funded organiSome suggestions brought to our zation close enough to the Legula- committee have been - To have the tore that we could monitor proposed governor proclaim the4tfr Sunday in kgislationWe found there pere July as parents day tb honor good more than 50 bills that tiad to do and responsible parents 2- - Tb have with children and families local libraries separate obscene and In Fdmiary 2001 we secured fundpornographic material and make it off limitrto children Most schools ing for 6 months and former Rep do block this material in thedr : ' Lloyd Frandsen and I formed an organisation called “Utah Family libraries 3- - To highlight the Values” We met weekly during the available and help parents understand legislative session and once a month they are foe firit since then We have a 12 member teaches their children will have! board of directors that includes three - ff you pt a group yob are involvrt wifo Would like to bis part of“Utah legislators — the speaker of the House majority leader of die Senate Ttefo'tyalues” you: can contact foe and a member of the House of Rep- - r :W3 75lMp4 or Evan at resentatives three forma legislators vekdsai ahoocom “Utah Family with ova 50 years of legislative it Vfoe5s”wa private We do ndt accq govem-inefo-experience three religions-CatholMuslim and LDS and three memsUe foiidmg and are' bers at large — founder of “Ait for sponsors who can help looking Wbrka For Kids” a BYU law profesthis organization financially to con' ' " tinue beyond July sor and a baseball MVP We brought togetha a numba of Sincerely different groups AmericanMothere Evan L Olsen PTA HOME Coalition of Utah’ Families and Sons of the Utah Pio- - ' Young Wad 1- : pro-gra- ms ail non-prof- orga-ilib- ic pr tibepufci stayed for a few days at Jenny Lake The four of us had been good friends all through high school and wanted to have one last good time togetha We knew we were all going our separate ways for the summa aid probably for die rest of our lives We were basically good kids had just graduated from high school and were ready to have a good time We wanted to sow a few wild oats We weren’t very sophisticated campers and didn’t have a canoe-a boat All we bad was a tent a sleeping bag and a few pots and pans Afta setting up our very erode camp on the shore of foe lake we were off to see what we could find in Jackson Hole We wandered up and down the streets stopped in a few of the stores and bought a few souvenirs and some groceries for camp One of the realty cool souvenirs each of us bought was a corncob pipe It wasn’t a 'titoH''': Hera te a 1st of addresses and ohone numbers for some ofCache Valley's representatives in government n! U& HOUSE-UTA- ' James V Hansen Repubfoan — Represents 1st Congressional District which indudes Cache Courriy Washington office: 2466 Rayburn BuHdfog v U House of RepreserMatives Washington DC 20515 (202) 225-045- 3 Utah office: 1017 Federal Buldng 324 25th SL Ogden UT 84401 (801) 625- - V 393-836- 2 5677 a UA Senator Room 319 State CapttolSalt HOUSC-DAH-O OiafeMAJUi Djmm oanpeon nepuoscan i— Lake City UT 84114 rtep-!n- d resents Congressional District which indudes Frenidn County 1449 Longworth House Office BuMdlng 1 Washington DC 29515 (202) I Senate District 24 (Bax Elder Cache countfos) —Peter C Knpdaon Gty 1209 hfichelie Drive Brigham City UT 84302 Home phone 225-553- Idaho office: 304 N 8th Room 325 Boise ID 63702 (208) 334-1953 UTAH SENATE To cal your Utah senator ate: (801)538-103- 5 a 723-203- 5 Senate District 25 (Cache Rich Summit courriiee)— Lyle Wtfiflyaid 175 E 100 North Logan UT 64321 Home phone 7534043 buai- - r the Sen- an senator at the Senate: The Honorebia John Doe Utah State To write your : Herald Journal L BY THE RECENT PotYMMy co- - nesa 752-26- i 10 IB3SE The SURE 1m EMBARASSEty FiAt ' al Lawmakers Comical Cacho A dial we had to have what he called a anything fancy just a tiny hollowed out corncob with the words Jackson “church key" opena for the bea and Hole Yyoming'Stamped on one side picked one up at the store We each and a plastic mouthpiece stuck into a opened a can of bea and had a taste hole into the otba It kind of remindI don’t know what I was expecting it ed me of the one the cartoon charac-t- a to taste like but I do rememba how Fopeye had It was probably surprised I was when I found but that neva designed to have tobacco put it didn’t taste very good Asamatta into it and actually have someone of fact it tasted terrible and I couldn’t smoke it but we didn't know thaL figure out how anyone could drink a Our next step was trying to figure out whole can let alone a six pack I took how to get sane tobacco We found a a few sips and threw the rest away All my friends felt die same way cigarette voiding machine and bought a package of Lucky Strike bea just didn’t taste like we thought it would cigarettes On foe way out of town we stopped at a store that looked like That experience with smoking it didn’t care much about selling bea tobacco and drinking bea taught me to minors and bought a six pack We First of all I couldn’t nA headed for can smoked pr pMWKptAIIIHJIl WUH Uii UCw did for me was make foe inside of toys Afta our meal the first thing we my mouth fore’ I couldn’t inhale tiled Was the corncob pipesTb get because foe smoke made me cough die tobacco for die pipes we took'a until my eyes watered The bea was couple of cigarettes broke them downright nasty I have neva tried and stuffed the tobacco into the using eithaone of them again SecThe next task was to figure out ond I learned that it was difficult to return hone and face toy mom and light the tobacco with a match First! tried to simply touch dad afta doing something I knew the lighted match to the tobacco they wouldn’t approve of I was embarrassed about what I had done thinking lhal the tobacco would immediat begin to smoke But that The only reason my mom found out didn’t work foe tobacco wouldn’t was because she found my corncob stay lit We soon figured out that the pipe hidden in one of my drawers onlyiway the tobacco would stay lit Obviously it had been smoked and I was to suck on the pipe as we was forced to tell ha what I had touched the fire of the match to the done By the time I had to tell ha a tobacco The tobacco would then few years had passed and we all had begin to glow and we could dowty a good laugh ova my experience that draw the smoke into our mouth week after high school graduation Once we figured it out it was a snap The Tetons are spectacular Jenny and we sat around foe campfire Lake isbeautiful The memories and telling stories and Mowing smoke lessons learned 43 years ago have been priceless niiSa we conquered smoking the corncob pipes it was time to give the Broca Smith is The Herald Journal's bea a try I had neva tasted bea publisher His column appears on the before and had no idea what I was in Opinion page every other Sunday He for I didn’t even know how to can be reached by at the can But one of my buddies Donum v rqnewscom "“MW a WMpninMP on m— w vw ofpublcImportMwaartprawtdamainbarsof j Hw Herald Journal weioomM Mars tb Via FoioSMy Ihctous or olianiivf letms IcdHor to prtifoedl hawenr art cdfcr imwvm tw right art al Mats to conform - :' - — : - toSwianglhartstylaraquirMTMnlioftha nMiMnnar r 's'---- lawiartDa: : rrtcortwiirtrywiSiafciniiiiorfcalrviwie : "Un art dorSilaapaBaA Psiaorrt cduninacartoon art Isdais Iron - ltotoraian 450 tanglh iBrtMiraflactlwopMonaoftMirwrilMsand emsan EdSartls under haednaOur Addmaad and hcluda daySma phona yiwr wprwart lht vises ot jha Hartd Journal numtMrtorpuipoaMO(vwincrton Mortals of the artaWboad: signed by thaartxx v? 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