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Show - News Notes from Kamas Valley Coalville, Utah THE SUMMIT COUNTY BEE 4 Thursday, October 29, "LET A VOICE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE BE HEARD" A TRUSTED LEADER Edison J. STEPHENS REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE UTAH STATE REPRESENTATIVE MORGAN, RICH AND SUMMIT COUNTIES Your Support Will Be Appreciated! friends Saturday night. They decorated the basement and had a spook alley. They played games andhadascavengerhunt. Guests were Julie Lambert, Trade Lewis, Kip Bigelow, Bart Johnson, Johnnie Jewkes, Gordon Taylor and Dale Wilde. Johnnie won the prise for the best costume. Donuts and epple cider were served. Visiting at the home of Myrtle Pitt for two days were Carlos and Judy Hulse and son Mathew of Woods Ida, California. Mary Coleman was honored at a baby shower Tuesday night fay her mother, Faye Sweeney, Carla Saxton and Judy CrystaL. There were 21 present and Mary received many nice gifts. Refreshments were served. Tom and Leila Lewis spent three days In Las Vegas visiting with Vaughn and Diane Smith, Tom's sister Peggy and family, and in Indian Springs with Leila's relatives. Doug and Tean Simpson and Buss and Ruth Evans of Ogden have left for Florida where they will attend a Theater Convention. From there they will take a boat trip to the Bahamas. David Ure and his friend Arnie Z Inner were weekend visitors of David's parents, Ed and Jean Ure. They went deer hunting Saturday. Both David and Arnie are Utah State students. The Jim Van Tassels of Las Vegas are In town for a few days visiting relatives and friends. Visiting Therms Turner for a week was her girl friend ' Judy Huddleston and son of Magna. Jake and Helen Anderson and Sheila Lewis and children spent Sunday in Salt Lake at the home of Koy and Pat Anderson and family. They enjoyed dinner together and a day of visiting. Jay Taylor, son of Gordon and Verlie spent a week in San Gabrlal on his mission and then was transferred back to Whittier, California. Lynn Russell, son of Ron and Bessie was also transferred. He is now serving his mission in Louisiana. Gordon Taylor had the cast taken off his leg last week and Is feeling much better. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.' Moses Taylor were Gordon and Verlie Taylor, Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davies of Provo and their daughter and Rick and Tanya. Bob and Sherree Miles are very proud over the arrival of son-in-la- w, BLANCHE R. YOUNG Democratic Candidate for RE-ELECTI- ON SUMMIT COUNTY TREASURER their first child, a son born Friday, October 23 iMha LDS Hospital. Ha weighed 7 lb. 15 ox. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Miles, Kamas and Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Howell, Oasis, Utah. are Mr. and Mn. Milton Stevens, Kamas and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Miles, Kamas. Rax and Kelly art proud parents of a baby girl born Saturday, October 24 at the Coalville HospltaL She weighed 7 lb. 14 ox. and will be named Stephanie Lyon. Their 17 month old eon Ryan is staying with Grandma Elaine Prescott and Marie en Lewis. Were very sorry to report that Mrs. Roy Lambert Is In the Haber Hospital suffering from a stroke. i W Marion Notes stay. On Sunday, Don and Carolyn Thacker and family cams to visit and have dinner. . a men two point, but Man and Laura didnt get anything. Sun- Steven Hardman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hardman has been home for the deer hunt. He left Sunday to return to the Naval base. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Gardner Ola Lewis) are proud parents of a baby girl. She is their fourth child and weighed 9 lb. She has two brothers and one (Last Week) Marv, Laura, Jack and Lucille Simpson took Mans new camper and went up the Weber Friday evening and stayed for the big deer hunt. They had a lot of fun but very little meat. Jack and Lucille tagged and Mrs. Clair Trending Sr., Clair Jr., who his a nice cabin up at Pina Mountain, and bln brotber-ln-laBill Tlnsman. As Laura was on her way down to the camper to check on her dinner, dm was almost run over by a big four point 1970 Steven Taylor, son of Randy and Deane held a Halloween party for some of his little I day they were Joined by friends from California. They were Mr. w, Vote Mrs. Margaret Weller celebrated her birthday last week. Her two daughters, Esther Watson and Mariam Jepson were hostesses to a luncheon. Many friends were there to wish her Happy Birthday. Mrs. Vicki Flinders and son Matt flew to Boston where they wiD spend two weeks at her sisters home. They have been gone a week. Many friends of Lynette Sargent attended her baby shower, given by Vicki Flinders and Birch. Many nice gifts wen received and everyone .had a good time. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spence and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Spencer and eon visited with Blaine and Renan Consey. Then on Saturday night, Earl and Elms Merkley and Grandma and two of Scotts friends, Doug and Wayne of Salt Lake came to HENRY A. MANSFIELD VERNAL, UTAH La-wa- na Wendell Wilde end Kenneth Woolstenhulme and OralSnapp decided they needed a few days off from work so they all spent a few days in the hospital. Kenneth was In the Provo hospital having surgery on his arm, Wendell was In tbs LDS having surgery on his knee, end Oral was in the St. Marks having knee surgery. They art all getting along fine. Lamar and Grace Frasier have moved into their new mobile boms. Kent and Kenna Frasier and family have moved Into their other home. Sheldon and Sandra Wilde were thrilled Friday to see their new home come Into town. Sunday the moving outfit moved It on the foundation. Calvin and Carol Wilde and family spent the last two weekends with Emery end Bernice Wilde. Ralph and Dannie Georgia had friends visiting with them this week from California. Brad Simpson suffered a dislocated shoulder in the football game . In Morgan on Friday. STATE SCHOOL BOARD Get Out and Vote for Those Vote Who Work for November 3 You! MOSS MUBNDf "During my 12 years service in the U.S. Senate, I have worked diligently on local aa well as national problems in agriculture, industry, recreation and natural resources which are of particular significance to Summit County. Your vote Is needed for me to continue working for you. Everyone was sure glad it wasnt broken, especially his folks, Rea and Gwen. Brenda Frasier (sorry dont know your married name) spent Sunday visiting her folks, Grace and Lamar. Brendas daughter was also a guest at grandma and grandpas. Dallas and Janet Thacker have moved Into the Snyder home. Good to have you kids Brenda I Let us wipe away ths mythical walls of division which1 have separated the differed areas in the county over the past years. Let us work as one to encourage industry, business, permanent residents, and for better educational facilities and Jobe for our young people so they can remain in the county. Thank yon for your support." in town. Also Lynn and Kayla Prescott have moved into town. They have moved Into the old Layton Wilde home. Dee Lynn Stevens had his general crowd for the open- Ing days of the deer hunt. The whole family like to come home and hunt with Dee Iyun every year. Chad and Card Hardman and family have moved to South Carolina. Chad will be there on a construction Job for two years. The town will really miss this couple. Trev, Tyree, and Trlna Wilde were really saddened Saturday when a deer hunter ran over their pet dog. Woolstenhulme For United FRANK MCKAY i Grandma Woolstenhulme. Lawrence and Thelma. Stevens were proud to become run over. Francis News Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bates were Georgia Bates of Salt Lake, Dean Bates and thru sou of Heber and 6 tan and Nicky Fsrgson of American for County Gonwriiiionw, 2 yr. tern JAMES F. MUtNIN responsibility of a Congressman is to ensure that the needs of his constituents are considered when decisions ire made In Washington. I know ths many Interests of Utah and can Identify with you and your problems on a knowledgeable basis." has for the first time. Ths parents of the little fellow are Ralph and JoAnn Hallam. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Preece report Peggy Is all settled on her mission and loves every minute of it. Thin Saturday night will be Halloween and a lot of little ghosts and goblini will be out trick and treating, so If you wre planning on traveling through Oakley, please drive carefully. We love our children and we certainly dont want any of them Sutat Swum L MOSS The SIDDOWAY Gail R. Siddoway, Demo cratic candidate for County Assessor. Hu certificate from International Association of assessing and appraisal officers. Stands for fair appraisals and prompt courteous service. Your support would be sincerely appreciated. RopmonMiM in Gongm Diitrid Noil K. GUNN McKAY r U. gone to South Carolina to visit her mother. Lorraine, Julie and Tom have been staylngwlth 1 For County GAIL R. SIDDOWAY BROWN SPRIGGS "I have been a small businessman, a lifelong cattle-m- u end experienced rancher; 1 have served on organizations for ths farmer, ths business-m- u and Industry; end have been actively involved with Indian affairs. 1 will work for all five counties and fairly represent them in the State Wanda Y. Spriggs, presently serving as County Recorder, Senate. For State Senator, District No. 22 VICTOR C to that position. She is a native of Summit County, a graduate of the L.DJ5. Business College and worked a number of yeara with the Extension Service and. Dept, of Agriculture In Coalville, Logan and Salt Lake City She It actlte in church and civic organisations and hu been Vice President of the Utah State Association of County Officers. is seeking For County Rocordw BROWN WANDA Y. SPRIGGS KOY PAGE I will work tor proper pollution control, wildlife prate rvatlou, the development of agriculture. Industrial and recreational programs, a broader tax base to reduce taxes; work for solution to decrease unemployment and tor healthful programs to eliminate drug abuse. u For County Trumurar BLANCHE R. YOUNG FRANE6EN have ten yearn in the general practice of law; 1 have established an office and residence In Park City; and am a Reserve Legal Officer with the Air Force. 1 will work with the county law enforcement for the protection and welfare of the whole 1 Mr. and Mrs. Orta Smith Your Vote Will Be Appreciated November 3 For County Treasurer BLANCHE R. YOUNG Thanks. So Much, For Your Past Support have moved beck to Las Vegas where Orln Is employed. Wendall Dugdale has been , on the sick list for a weak, but Is feeling better it thla time. Retta Prescott haa gone to Ogden to spend the winter with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rathbone. Visitor! at ths horns of Mr. end Mrs. Mark Mitchell wars For State opwontntio, KOY 6. Dtstricl No. 59 U. PAGE fv , DAVE will be a foil time County Commissioner working for the entire County. 1 know the County - Its needs, lie wants and Its potent laL 1 will help you to realise a tatter County. 1 For County Attomoy ALAN D. FRANDSEN KILBY "With six yean experience aa the Park City Precinct Justice of the Peace, 1 will continue for fair Justice. NeUa Wilden and Mary Long-acr- e. They helped Lalle quilt. The Francis MIA Is being reorganized. The new president Is Anna Lee Broadhead. YOUNG . thank you for your past support and 1 seek With my experience, my developed efficiency and capabilities I feel confident to continue .working for you your County Treasurer." 1 Fork. - Efficient - Capable Le-R- oy sister to help spoil her. Mr. and Mrs. Orald Lewis ere ths proud gramfoannts. Oakley Items Buelah Experienced buck. Clair Sr. who waa up the a way from Laura spotted him through his scops andfired one shot, hut Laura was In the line of fire, so he had to let him set away. .At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Cossey for opening deer hunt for breakfast were Kay and Iynda, DarreD and Elooa, and Susan, Earl and Jess plus Blaine and Scott. MIL For County Comniinionory For Junico 4 yr, twin JAMES CHAS. D. DAVIS A ci Fonco B. KILBY lt. 1) |
