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Show 4C NEW5, Wednesday, March DESERET woikshop will be held tion states that the workshop at Skaggs larch will produce a metiopolitan 'l niversity of Utah. area action progiam relative to We aie still considering drugs. 26-2- - (I PI) 48-- one-tent- h The funds will be earmarked for the state fue fund for use in setting up the office of state fue marshal. The measure raises the state tax on cigarettes to 7.1 cents per package. trict, Denver, and Dr. K. H. venile Court, Salt Lake Pol'ce, Blacker of the Langley-Porte- r Chief Dewey J. Fillis, County' Institute, San Francisco, will Sheriff Delmar L. Larson, the the in woi kshop. participate Chalk up one for Smokey the Lear, commented one House wag after the bills floor sponsor, Rep. Karl said 34 per cent of the forest fires are Koch, caused by carelessly thrown cigaiettes. Council Services Community and James A. Sackas, executive! director of the Family Service Society. fprr 1 .11 - . J ' I.s, Bradley M- - Mr. Mr. Mr Mr Lori Tischner cVWTs K , , . Mrs. Stephen D. King, 1C290 S 1280 East, Sandy. Mr, Adriaan A DeWaal, 2875 Westerling Way. Mrs. Blair H Brewster, 3361 Santa Rosa Ave Mrs. Richard K. Franson, 4317 S 4755 West, Mrs kdmund Bogue, 4475 W South, Kearns, Qjf&DWD arQP&SQJX&D . Matthew Manfull Heather Mary jo Gatehouse ju Sandy and and and and at d 'q &Jm 're" THE DESERET NEWS SENDS BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO Bradley Sperry, on of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Sperry, 4 3 Washington St ; $tephanl Redmond, daughter of Mr and Mrs. David Redmond, 475? W. 4175 South; tort Tischner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Tischner, 4943 S. 125 East, Midvale, Maryto Gatehouse, daughter of Mr. end AMs. Ronald Gatehouse, 10555 Larkspur Cir , candy; Heather Doxey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dgxey, 2? 60 Cascade Way; Matthew Manfull, son of Manfull, 202ft S. Davis Btvd , BountMui, 'I, and all other babies one year old Wednesday. (Pictures of babies of Deseret News subscribers wilt be taken free of charge at the Deseret News baby photo studio, 34 E First South, Monday through Friday from 10 am. untl 3 iJm at least three days before baby's birthday) BIRTHS AS REPORTED FROM SALT LAKE AREA HOSPITALS BOYS; Mr. and Mrs. Gary T Garner, 4145 Clover Lana Mr. and Mrs. LaMar O. Holdaway, 3374 W. 4)00 South Mr and Mrs. Lairy John Ott, 1047 Willow Stream Dr, ad ' wPm Stephanie Redmond Sperry tar ,r. Dovey Mr. and Mrs. William W. Groorrer, 1 2 E. 7 COO South, MMvaie. Mr. and Mrs. Randall L. Jansen, 127 1st Ave. M'. and Mrs. J Key Marshall, 2514 Sundown Ave. Mr, and Mrs. Johnny B. Vidaurre, 144 N. 5th East, Sar.dy. Mr. and Mrs. Jose Alirts, 514 Sterling Ct Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bailey, 4274 W 4495 South, Granger. Mr. and Mrs. AAonte A. Saunders, 40 E 500 South, Btfl. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R Bennirn, 167 E 450 North, Btfl. Mr. and Mrs Garvin Carlyle, 1333 S 3033 West, Bountiful. Mr. and Mrs. Veri D. Shell, 2215 W 3103 South. Mr. and Mrs. Lee G. Noorda, 4853 Royal Ann Dr Mr. and Mrs. Oavid O Bigelow, 84 N. 500 East, North Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L Huffman, 1074 Millcreek Wv. ar with our For people who are sentimental about money. Robert M. Cordova, 22)4 E. 70th South. Robert E. Sampson, 2355 Kensington Ave. Cra e M. Stable, 991 3m East Frank G. Lether, 750 E. 2CO South. Blair W. Paul, 4321 Doreen Ctr Richard K. B'ack, 3549 Land Dr Jan Vanoerwen, M3 E. 5233 South, Murray. Robert Donday, 1478 N. 330 West, Sunset. Vttalio Herrera, Lark. Richard C. Lehman, 703ft 2760 Ess Lance L. Smith, 5534 Avalon Dr, Murray. Were rolling back prices to celebrate RCAs 50th Anniversary. Eton EICJI Jfen-Sme- Golor Tht DUBOIS Mod.l 2 J dial-- , 29$ sq. In. picture The PAMAPO Med.l GlbS 2 J' dm , 29S sq. 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Entire families know end it. not victims mav be t hey must per printing plants by two or Tc get nd ot f here more papers will be introduced be killed in the large intestine exanlv live and multiply.Thsts in Congress this week. The mea-- , they tablets do . . . ami w hat Jayne's sure would bar antitrust prose- heres bow they do it: First s scientific costing carries cution of papers merely because the tablets into the bowele before they had common production they dissolve. Then - Jayne a r medically-approved ingredient facilities. Pin-orms goes right to work kills nharmaclu. At your easily. Rep. Sherman P. Lloyd,! quickly, Don't take chances with danger. is expected to sponsor ous. m highly contagious one of several bills, which are sihi'ch iniect entire families. Get gen-uVermifuge . . . Jayne s P-expected to be widely supporttablets . . . spscial , small, easy-to-taed. sues for children end adults. The Idaho House of Representatives of a a bill Tuesday which would add passed cent per package tax an cigarettes. BOISE Ail allocution of SI, 500 from other proposals Membeis of the United funds He said the $1,200 is largely on the thug 1 le Utah tinted Funds was costs of the committee will study proposals L. W. Cracrcft, Unit-- , for operating amended Tuesday o suppmt d Fun(s Evaluatlon Comnuttee w oi ksliop. .'rom the Community Drug Cri workshop on drop abuse pie- , It is our hope Janies D. McKewlt, district sis Center, Judge Regnal W. said. ichaiiman, .ration and a proviso of the alloca attorney, Second Judicial Dis- Gaiff Jr. of Second District Ju- The YOUR CKIL9 MAY HAVE CHALK UP ONE (TAX) For Papers FOR SMOKEY THE BEAR rug Study Funds Asked . ADVIRTtSBMBNT Joint Plan 12, 196? r gotor Jj The BRAOFIELD 6 Modal 2d' diat., 295 sq. 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