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Show i , Thursday, October 30, 1980 GIRL 23 Uintah Basin Standard scours Around the world via 'ham radio Girl Scouts of Kings Peak Neighborhood participated last week in the International Scout Jamboree On The Air. The purpose of the annual event is to enable Girl Scouts to talk to other Scouts throughout the world via amateur radio. Over 5000 amateur radio stations participate, and last year over 50,000 contacts in 43 countries and 50 states were confirmed. Larry Strain, owner and operator of an amateur station (call sign N7DF) assisted local Scouts in the project Strain built his own station, which is equipped with five antennas and is located on Indian Bench. The Girl Scouts this year made QTH INDIAN BENCH Girl Scouts Kristin Stewart and Jackie Thompson, together with leader Lora Hanson, were assited by Larry Strain as they participated in the International Scout Jamboree on the Air, Saturday, October 18. GIRL SCOUTS The ElCid Restaurant in was the scene Wednesday, Oct 22, of the Girl Scout VIP dinner and awards ceremony. The annual event is held to honor leaders and others who have supported Girl Scout activities with money, materials, or time. Honored at the ceremony were Anne Colthorp, who has donated the use of her cabin in the High Uintas Uintah Canyon for troop eamping; Bill for Yadon and . Albert Richard, financial support; Harvey and Carolyn Elder, who constructed three large' picnic tables for the Girl Scout camp site, donating both materials ana and Ma geobar, labor; Dresser-Atla- s for paint and labqr; KNEU and the UINTAH BASIN STANDARD, for ' publicity and other support; Don Thompson, for Red Cross multi-medi- a training; Marilyn Gilbert and Janet Spencer for CPR training; Bottle Hollow Resort, for the Girl Scouts On ' the Run activity, the Coca Cola Co., Vernal; TR Merc; Basin Amateur Radio Club; Jack and Gail Thompson; Sonja Schimmels; and others. The Green Angel" award was presented., to. troop r.prganixer,,Edith , . Christensen and .neighborhood chairman 'Carol Ebright fn'oq bsiewano New leaders were invested, includ- ing Laura Hanson, Charlie Scholes, Julie Farley, Paula Bailey and Jean Tapp. Kings Peak crests were presented to all leaders. A number of neighborhood awards were presented to service team members snd neighborhood leaders. Du-ehes- . Senator Jake Gam (R) is ning for a second term as the senior senator from Utah. . . ; Dan Berman (D) is challenging for the senate seat held by Jake Garn. contact with nearly 100 fellow Girl Scouts and Girl Guides in Oxford, England; Luxembourg; Frankfort, Germany; France; Finland; Canada; even a brief contact with a Scout in East Germany. Contacts in the United States included those with Scouts in Pennsylvania, North Carolina, New Jersey, California, Michigan, and Illinois. From among the Girl Scouts contacted, local girls acquired several pen pals. It was a thoroughly enjoyable activity, Mid neighborhood chairman Carole Ebright, and we plan to do it again next year!" ... is running for Linn Baker . . . will seek the State Auditor position as a Val Oveson Democrat. Republican ticket. State Auditor on Gam vs. Berman in Senate race The race for the U.S. Senate in Utah has seen incumbent Jake Garn (R) raise one of the largest political war chests in this election, while his opponent Dan Berman (D) has fought through a tough primary against Ogden Mayor Steve Dirks. Garn is the former mayor of Salt Lake City. Dan Berman is one of the most successful trial attorneys in Utah. The campaign has centered upon Garn's record. Berman has attacked Garn as one of the most ineffective U.S. Senators in the country." Garn points to many of his to major legislation amendments which have passed and suggests that he represents Utah people better than his opponent would. Both candidates were sent a slate of questions. Garn has responded, while Berman, as of press time, has not In lieu of his responses to the League of Women Voters, we are offering a biographical sketch produced by the Berman campaign. JAKE GARN Ob Bomb Town problem: Washington must stop believing it knows more about the problems people face than the people themselves. It must be responsive to the needs of state and local leaders who cope daily with these challenges. Finally, financial assistance must be provided to local governments, on a timely basis, for punning purposes. On sagebrush rebellion: A recent report shows Utah could afford to assume management of BLM lands, but adding Forest Service lands would greatly increase the burden. This fiscal perspective is too narrow, though. The real question is: Can Utah in the long run afford to allow irresponsible federal management of public lands to continue? My answer is s firm 05 No." Dan Barman fr il; fiwaayv Dan Berman is a senior partner in the law firm of Berman & Guuque. He is 45 years old and has lived in Salt Lake City for the last 20 years. Dan is married to the former Debra Olsen of Tooele, and has four daughters by a prim marriage. The Bermans reside in Salt Lake. Mr. Berman is widely regarded as one of the West's outstanding lawyers. He has specialized in and other types of complex business litigation. He has served as lead counsel in over 150 cases t and has handled more suits against major oil companies than any other lawyer in the U.8. He recently represented Utah in the State's victory over Mountain Fuel in the Wexpro case, which will result in rate savings to the consumers of this State of over $150 million. The Attorney General described Wexpro as the most significant" legal victory in the State's history. IfegliSRllftiBS tti ISUJfe I anti-tru- anti-tru- st anti-trus- aw oehebedceo Gt3J ffimnuED Available Here QDgESS, -- (MDIIDIMIDH7 Winter Driving Up Turn your heater on for a minute or two before you use the defroster. This will prevent the humidity from fogging the windshield once it hits the cold glass. MAESOK Moroni Jensen (D) . . . former Senate President is seeking the office of Lt. Governor. if (DM Wli?C WOO.IL $ South Main Roosevelt E0BGES? Y0 IFOIS - RONALD REAGAN . usmim um!2 111 i David Monson (R). . is the ' incumbent Utah Lt. Governor seeking a second term. I ff 1 1 llfll 28 . October 1968 To October 1978 Utah Population Growth min ii ml97 1 October 1968 to October 1978 Utah Government Employee Growth (Information from tho UTAH TAXPAYER) October 23,1960 Alarlk Myrin Altanont, UT Dear 80001 Alarlk, I wanted to take this opportunity to In portent your election to the Legislature Utah and the nation. let you know how la, both to we hold a firn belief that America' of us, not behind us. Ve also share an understanding that the state of the economy ranks aa the single Host Important probing confronting our nation. Aa Republic best days lie ana, ahead It's The probla of inflation, and devastating side effects and must be solved. unemployment and recession, can Both of us know that excessive government spending, waste can be cut at every level. By granting and real tax relief to restore the Incentive for Americans to save and Invest, everyone will benefit from true economic of over-regulat- ion progress. Open: Weekdays 6 A.M. To 12 P.M. Frl. & Sat. ft A.M. To 2 A.M. Alarlk Myrin will work for good tax limitation to check this unprecedented growth I Featuring: . - 1 . Mile West Of Roosevelt Across From Plateau 722-966- 1 Send a clear message for responsible Government send ALAniK r.iYmn to the Legislature I'm ecaultted to working fbr these goals nationally will In Utah. and know you Together we can strive for a great new beginning. Both our campaigns offer a strong message of hope, opportunity and freedom for all Americana. Ve must not leave a legacy of fractured dreams and broken promises for our children and grandchildren. Z know that it's been a long, tough campaign and that will be redoubling your efforts In the short time remaining before the election. Nancy Joins me In sending special thanks for all you have done In our behalf and In wishing you you Delicious Fresh Salad Bar Daily Luncheon Special Full Breakfast To Dinner Menu the every success November Nth. We stand with you and support your campaign efforts enthusiastically. Sjncerely, RONALD REAGAN O |