Preparedness theme marks Vernal Stake conference in Utah
Vernal Utah Stake Quarterly Conference held April 30 and May 1 at the Stake Tabernacle featured President Sowards, Elder William Bennett, and others urging personal and family preparedness. Elders spoke on faith, family unity, and duty, with new elders and high priests named, and a youth choir performance concluding the two day event.
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Sowards
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Hirst Quorum of Seventy
Harvey Madsen
Gary Taylor
Brenda Robbins
Drother Bennett
Ruth Walker
Doyle Landon
Stake High Council
J. Harvey Madsen
Stake
Betty Smuin
Frank
Katie Johnson
Susan Dart
Elfreda Bryson
Jennie Kullinger
Clay Stewart
Michael Ray Lane
Douglas Kirk
J. Herman Bailey
Don Sadlier
Burnus Burns
Arlene May
Robert Vincent
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Kingdom of God
Elizabeth Sowards
Gawain Snow
Irvin Flaws
Jan Goodrich
Columbus, Ohio
Ellen Larsen
William Bennett
Public Service Award Given to Lutheran Pastor Elmer Haight
The Vernal Area Chamber of Commerce awarded its third Outstanding Public Service Award to Pastor Reverend Elmer Haight at a recent Chamber directors meeting. Recipients include Irvin Haws and L. Y. Siddoway. Haight, born in Seattle, lived in many places, worked in Wenatchee after 1937, served in the Air Force, then pursued theology and pastored Rangely and Vernal. He retired in 1963 to attend Wenatchee Junior College and Concordia Theological Seminary, graduating in 1968, and remains active in the dual parish and Chamber activities with four children.
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Concordia Theological Seminary
Springfield
Rangely
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Haight
Terry
Lutheran Hospital Medical Center
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert
Uintah
Diane
Doug
Light
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Civic Betterment
Boy Scouts of America
Plan Ahead to Stretch Your Travel Dollar Now
Travel tips advise comparing airline fares and child discounts, considering Amtrak and bus options, and evaluating the family car. Plan far in advance, check tires and maintenance, and use a travel checklist. The Consumer Credit Institute recommends budgeting and paying ahead, with a guide available for $1.00.
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Young workers 18 to 24 employment trends and early independence signers
The piece notes 1974 employment at 19.3 million for ages 18 to 24 with a forecast to 17.6 million by 1990. It mentions youths dancing reggae and sipping a mixed punch. It also states the youngest signers of the Declaration of Independence were Thomas Lynch Jr. and Edward Rutledge of South Carolina, both aged 20.
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Edward Rutledge
South Carolina
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