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Show MMMMMH fresh powder with more dropping out of the sky all the time even made us forget the possibility of getting snowed in. Visibility was not very good even with goggles on so Von Trips and 1 took some marker flags up the hill to highlight the turns on our high speed run. Wouldnt you know it, just as soon as we did that the weather broke and we could see perfectly! It was so good after that that even The Witch turned em loose, but he was skiing under a handicap, or so he told me. Yes, youve guessed it, he was using Von Trips skis and boots since our erstwhile had once again cottoned on to Ted Buetlers equipment. I think its all a conspiracy to have us believe Von Trips really does have trouble with those $5 boards. I guess the only way to prove it is to try them out for myself. I dunno, maybe Ill just believe their story and keep my neck intact! The new snow gave the Southern Utah ski season a reprieve. Im sure we will be able to ski all through the Easter weekend, so come on, you city bound skiers, come up and take advantage of the snow while the going is IIUIllJI,. vwv ; Ktk$ mWWVWWVVWVVWWWWW The first signs of spring began to manifest themselves on our ski hill last Saturday. For one thing, the snow had settled several inches plus the fact that it was also softer and wetter than usual, but what really convinced us was the sight of a porcupine taking an afternoon stroll across the hill! It could be that spring skiing is more hazardous than we thought, like who wants to land er cn a porcupine? "T Red Head Formation Featuring 67" Girls to Meet Rosalie Kaschmitter 7 feet inches standing tall, is the tallest girl professional basketball player in the world. plays center and pivot for the famous All American Red Heads. Clearing rebounds and passing off to fast breaking team mates are two main job assignments for this big Red Head. is featured in many of the Red Heads famous acts and routines. Kaschmitter can handle a basketball like a monkey can p crehandle a peanut. ates quite a sensation wherever the big Red Heads appear on the p court or on the road. is an international favorite with all youngsters whenever the Red Heads make an appearance. She is a featured performer in the Red Heads half time sportacul-a- r show. She will be in the starting line up when the world champion girls team battle a Bo-Pe- ep 6 Bo-pe- ep Bo-pe- Bo-pee- Bo-pee- Hand-in-hesii- d In 1870, the total ROSA LEE KASCHMITTER liens Team team of top athletes lined up by Coach Dent Sorenson, March 31 in Salina at North Sevier High School. Game time is 7 p.m. Clinic Well-Bab- y Set April 13 The for all children from Redmond, Aurora and Salina will be held April 13 in the American Well-Bab- y Clinic pre-scho- ol Civic Center. Appointments can be made by calling Mrs. Evan Mickelson, Legion 529-367- 2. Hospital floles Patients in the Salina Hospital the past week: Hyrum Jorgenson. Redmond, medical; Mrs. Leo Crane, Salina, major surgery; Mrs. Heber Allred, Salina, growth of minerals used in our domestic of living equalled economy and the related standard between Tremendous expansion $9.67 per person. 1870 and 1962 sky rocketed mineral consumption to the equivalent of $100 per person. The enormous change In the way of life from 1870 to 1962 parallels the growth of mineral consumption. UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION "From the earth comes an abundant life for all" Not many skiers turned out, we are sorry to say, but the few that did enjoyed ideal conditions under sunny skies. We figured that people didnt know what they were missing, otherwise we wouldnt have been able to move cn the hill for skiers. In spite of all this extra skiing room, this writer found himself touching wingtips so to speak with the Mad Bomber on one particular run. I dont know quite how it happened but suddenly Bob and I were skiing just too close for comfort. We baled out awfully fast and the last time I saw the Bomber he was crashing his way through a cluster of oak trees. I was laughing so much I didnt see a small tree directly in the path of my own skis. How did I go about missing it? Well, lets just say that I went over it on one ski in a very unorthodox manner, still laughing and without falling! We will all miss Bob when he takes up his new post in Nevada; not only is he a very enthusiastic member of the Ski Association, but he is a very fine person and great fun to ski with. I think that is the opinion of all the people who have skied with him the past few years and we ail wish him and his family lots good. Student Dancer Appears at Marsha Rasmussen, taking part in the annual Orch-esi- s Concert, April 4 in Kingsbury Hall, Salt Lake City. Marsha, a talented dancer, is a junior at the University of Utah. 3-- Service (lews FORT SILL, OKLA (.AHTNC) Pvt. John L. Jensen, son of Mrs. Vontess R. Jensen, Redmond, completed eight weeks of advanced training as a cannoneer at the Army Artillery and Missile Center, Fort Sill, Okla., March 20. Jensen was trained to serve as a member of an artillery gun or howitzer crew. The soldier entered the Army in October 1963 and completed basic training at Fort Ord, Calif. That is the minimum payroll tax increase all workers earning $100 or more a week would be forced to pay if the MEDICARE bill now before Congress becomes law. What's more the Medicare plan is morally wrong for it would and their employers, to shoulder this new compel tax load to provide care for millions of the elderly financially able to take care of themselves. In other words, those least able to pay more taxes would be paying hospital bills for many who are most able to pay their own way. wage-earner- No need If Everyone agrees that all our elderly should receive all the health care they need when they need it. Thats why local, state and federal programs are available now for helping those who iced help in paying for health care. And you are now paying taxes to support these programs. has ever been demonstrated for Medicare, a costly, compulsory Federal Government p!an. you believe as we do, write your Congressman and your Senators today. Urge them to vote against Medicare (H.R. 3920), For more information why MEDICARE would be BAD MEDICINE, ask your family physician. Your Congressman is: LAWRENCE BURTON His Address: House Office Bldg. Washington, O.C. YOUR SENATORS ARE: WALLACE F. BENNETT FRANK E. MOSS Their Address: Senate Office Bldg. Washington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Rasmussen, will be one of 55 dancers of luck. Now if you will just cast your minds back to last Sunday, you will recall that it was quite stormy and snowing harder than you know what. Of course, nobody would even think of skiing on a day like that nobody but The Duke, Von Trips and The Witch, that is. Yes sir, we skied all day long through that snow storm and you know something? It was fabulous! Six inches of U nedmond flews MARJORIE MICKELSEN. Reporter nifu n Ray Roberts of Salt Lake were here for the burial and all were Salina. Sevier County, Utah. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. FRL. MAR. 27. 1964 PAGE 11 Vannoy Christensen. Mrs. Thomas Larsen was in 82nd Birthday Anniversary Gunnison Tuesday at the home Mrs. Luella Andrews celebratof Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Coates. ed her 82nd birthday anniversary The Coates eldest son under- March 19th. Saturday Mr. and went an appendectomy Monday. Mrs. Maynard Christensen, Man-t- i, Donald Poulson, Bobby spent the afternoon visiting Maylen Mickelsen and her. Also, Mrs. Leroy Stenberg, Tommy Crowther of Salina left Granger with her three daughTuesday on a trip to Las Vegas, ters and son, visited her grandTijuana and other points of in- mother, Luella Andrews. terest. Mrs. Ardean Hutch, Nampa, Idaho, is here visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Palmer and Pearl Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mariam and family of Sandy were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Christensen. Dennis Jorgensen, assisted by his mother, Mrs. Luella Jorgensen, entertained young friends at a party Tuesday afternoon honoring the 8th anniversary of his birth. Dr. and Mrs. Don L. Christensen and family arrived Monday MRS. GLEN ANDERSON from Colorado Springs, Colorado PHONE where the doctor is stationed with the Air Force Academy. The Mr. and Mrs. Gary Taylor and visitors will spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. DeLloyd Christen- children, Twin Falls, Idaho, spent last week as guests at the home sen, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nelson of Bishop and Mrs. Glen Taylor. and Mr. and Mrs. Merlin AshAnnual Birthday Party man. The Aurora Relief Society AnWed 55 Years Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nelson ob- nual Birthday party, held March served the 55th anniversary of 17 on St. Patricks Day, honored their marriage Tuesday. Mr. and Luella Andrews. A program enMrs. Lloyd Johnson hosted a din- titled, This Is Your Life, was ner honoring the couple. Mr. and announced by Anna Rae JohnMrs. Merlin Ashman and Dr. and son. First a recording of Luellas Mrs. Don Christensen and family daughters, Verna and Aldena and were seated with the honored her granddaughters, Elnita and Thora voices were heard expressguests. The Variety club met Wednes- ing their appreciation and love. day at the home of Sonoma Then Thora accompanied a trio, Bosshardt. Rook prizes were won Aldena, Elnita and herself on her Home. Verna by Velma Rasmussen and Edris guitar, singing gave personal glimpses into her Mickelsen. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Christensen life history. The concluding numand baby arrived Wednesday and ber by the trio was Whispering accompanied by Billie were joined on Thursday by Mr. Hope, Mrs. Vilda Neilson, Johnson. Lou for Leon a Mrs. Christensen and visit until Sunday with the Whit- Fillmore, attended the party. She is a sister to Luella Andrews. ney Christensens. hosMr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith, Mrs. Bessie Poulson was tess Wednesday to the H & W Granger, and Nola Jensen, Provo, Club. In the game of pinochle, and a friend, were guests at the prizes were won by Una Hales, Eldon Jensen home for the Arnelda Poulson and Gladys weekend. Christensen. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Neilson Mrs. Willis Poulson enter- and children, Clifford, Maxine tained for 20 little girl friends and Shirley, Midvale, spent a Friday afternoon for the 8th few days at the home of Mr. and birthday of her daughter, Tonya. Mrs. Leland Lazenby. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Allen and Mrs. Janet Harward, who family of Napa, Calif., and Mrs. teaches English at U.S.U., Logan, Allens two sisters, Judy and came to visit her parents, Mr. and Stubbs visited here Satur- Mrs. Lalan Harward between day and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. winter and spring quarter. Allen were guests of Mrs. Edris Mr. and Mrs. Gerold Sorenson Mickelsen and Judy and Orleen and children, Wade, Reta, Ruswere guests of the Jay Christen- sell and Phyllis, Logan, visited sens. They also visited the Vernal Mr. and Mrs. Cline Sorenson and Nelsons and Mrs. Femeth Ander- Bill Neilson, Salina. Gerold works son. in the English department at Mr. and Mrs. Adley Peterson Utah State University and came arrived Saturday from Las Vegas, for a visit at the end of winter Nevada. Mr. Peterson returned quarter. to the Nevada city Sunday. Kirk Harding, grandson of Mr. Grace Nelson and Sherrie Nel- and Mrs. Edward Harding, reson visited the weekend with the turned to Snow College, EphHilton Nelsons. raim on Monday to register for Vicki Bosshardt was home for spring quarter. a weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. Emma Spencer was hosMrs. LaMar Bosshardt. tess for The Better Homes and Velma Jensen visited Mrs. Gardens Club, of Junction, SatVontess Jensen over the week- urday afternoon. end. Sgt. Lynn Huntsman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bry Sorenson Mr. and Mrs. Guy Huntsman, is and daughter of Salt Lake spent home on furlough from San Anthe weekend with Mrs. Alveretta tonio, Texas Air Force base. He will go to North Carolina about Draper. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Poulson, April 2. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson and Mrs. Lyda Mason were visitors Sunday of last week in Provo with Mrs. Lillian Allred. Mrs. Sidney Peterson was hostess at a turkey dinner honoring the birthday anniversary of her husband Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bastian, Mr. and Mrs. DeLoyd Christensen and Miss Violet Johnson were guests. returned Hyrum Jorgensen home Monday from the Salina Hospital where he spent ten Wil-lardse- n, Aurora flews 529-337- 9 Or-le- en Wall. Mr. and Mrs. Ferral Lazenby, Curtis, Janice and David of Mt. Pleasant visited at the Leland Lazenby home prior to present-th- e program in Sacrament urday night at the Delbert Barney home and spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Chloe Spencer in Richfield. Mr. and Mrs. Neldon Andrews and children, Payson, visited Millie Andrews over the weekend, spending some time with Mrs. Luella Andrews Saturday. Mrs. Lloyd Johnson attended the Pi Kappa Alpha Mothers Club luncheon and fashion show Saturday at the University Union Building in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Spencer and Larry went to Heber City, Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Byron Pierce. Burke Johnson was in Salt Lake and City Wednesday Thursday attending Farm Bureau meetings. Miss Julie Mason, Sandy, visited Mr. and Mrs. Cline Sorenson and Mr. and Mrs. Alden Mason over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Peterson and son, Logan, visited this week end at the Clifford Peterson home. Lloyd Johnson, a member of the Governors School Study was in Salt Lake Committee, from Thursday to Saturday City studying the school needs. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson will entertain at a dinner party Saturday in honor of the 55th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nelson of Redmond. Guests from out of town will be Dr. and Mrs. Don Christensen and daughters, Paula, Michelle, Tammy and Carla from Colorado Springs, Colorado. Julian Anderson and Maurice Stewart, students at Utah State University were home this weekend, returning Sunday to register for the spring quarter. Judy Shaw and Darlene Curtis were in Salt Lake City Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bird of Salina welcomed a 7 lb. 6 oz. son March 20th in the Gunnison Valley Hospital. days. Infant Rites Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Roberts of Salt Lake held graveside rites for their infant son Calvin Devon who died three days after birth from a lung ailment. Burial was in Elsinore. Mr. and Mrs. DeLoy Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. for residential customers in Utah. New In Town? Keep in touch with friends back home by the Long Distance most personal way to keep a distant friendship going. Its true Long Distance is the next best thing to being there. Pick up your phone and go visiting tonight Electric rates for flameless electric and air conditioning too heating have been reduced 15 below regular rates in total electric homes effective January 2, 1964. Heat Your Home Tomorrows Way Electrically Clean as light Draft-fre- e Saves Space Separate temperature control for every room. For more information, call or write your nearest Utah Power & Light Co. office. O.C. If MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE CENTRAL UTAH MEDICAL SOCIETY 0 its meet- - Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Spencer, Caldwell, Idaho, visited Sat- electric, it's better I UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. |
