nuvjs By Betty Wiley 624-3215 Speaking Sunday at Antimony Anti-mony LDS Sacrament meeting were two youth speakers, Wendy and Alisha Montague and returned missionary Elder Clay James of Marysvale. The Box Supper Valentines Party on Friday night was a huge success. Thanks go to Calvin and Barbara Gleave for all their planning and work. Richard Bunker is here for a few days. Seems he has been gone most of the winter but I don't blame him. Las Vegas is much wanner than Antimony. "We are among the many who have been watching the Olympics Olym-pics on TV. It is great! Marcia Tobiasson has been in Cedar City tending the Dustin Brindley's two children on Saturday, while they went to a session at the St. George LDS Temple and then had an evening meeting for her job. Marcia had son, Ladd and wife, Kim bring their three children over to her and she had a grandmother's pizza party and movie for the five little ones. Kim went with Ladd on the truck and out to dinner, din-ner, so everyone had a good time. Jane, Wade and Jennifer Wiley and boys traveled to Cedar City where Jane had an appointment and Van, Betty and Bill Wiley were in Provo for doctors appointments. Roma W. Henrie met them and visited and went to lunch with them. Ray Pace who has spent several sev-eral summers here in the Antimony Trailer Park and is married to Ruth Thomas Wiley is very ill in the St. George hos-(See hos-(See ANTIMONY on page 5-A) Antimony From Page 2-A pital. We are so proud of our Piute High School wrestling team who took first place in the State 1A Tournament. Of the five wrestlers making finals, two were from Antimony, Tyson Miller, 103 and Adam King, 171. Fourth place winner from Antimony was Jordan Montague. Monta-gue. They were met by a very excited, noisy parade when they arrived back in Piute County. Fire trucks, police cars, etc. were on hand and their coach, Rick Larsen, was picked as the Coach of the Year. George and Bernice Jolley attended the missionary report for Daneen Winget, daughter of David and Marilyn Winget.