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Show North Summit from Salt Lake, sets these classes 5 Summit County Bee up, and sometimes they are held In Roosevelt, then Salt Lake. COALVILLE; LfAtl i0,mrtlon flat South '24, mrmoAt Summit doesn't yet have enough I camaS nurses to qualify for hosting the Many people In the valley prob- - 'lasses here. ably dont realize that our Public Rose Bigelow is Park City PubNotice Health Nurse for Ihe South lic Health Nurse, and her schedSummit Shool District, Shirley NOTICE TO CREDITORS ule has interferred with her going Jorgensen, is attending special but she did attend times, .many Estate or FERREL LENA JORclasses for teaching. the last one In Balt Lake, deceased. GENSON, reShe. and Rose Bigelow, who I Creditors .will present claims We should be proud of these presents Park City, meet once each month with other nurses to nurses, who dedicate themselves, with vouchers to the undersigned come up to date with new meth- not only to the children and at 1111 Deseret Building, Salt on beore thB ods of handling different cases, adults they serve, but also to the ?ity' lth 01 May' AI3, and benefit with the mental stim- effort of continuing on with their R. BURKE JORGENSON, ulation of Round Table discus- education. Administrator of the estate of sions. Ferrel Lena Jorgenson, Deceased. This past week, Shirley traveled to Vernal, where the classes were Backman, Backman ft Clark, held. They are always combined i Attorneys for Administrator, COALVILLE Published In The Summit Counwith Uintah and Summit County, Patients in the Summit County ty Bee Feb. 24, March 3, 10 and and those who participate are heads of different organizations Hospital the past week Include 17, 1966. such as social workers, mental Boyd Paskett, Keith Williams, health, welfare, etc. Mary Stroud, Michael Blonqulst, Ellen Pace, and who la the nursing consultant Frank Baker. Shirley Jorgensen in Special Class POPULATION EXPLOSION POSES PROBLEMS School Notes School The North Summit Board reports they plan no raise In the costs of thr school lunch program with the governments withdrawal of dairy products from :he school ?unch programs. m Shli, Legal ff.?HS The flu epidemic which is spreading quickly throughout the western states is reported to have cou'ed cuite a bit of absentees in the lower grades of the North Summit Elementary school. lk NSHS Mr Merlin Johnston, sixth grade teacher at North Summit Elemthe National entary attended Classroom teachers convention, in Denver Jan, 21 and 22, which was attended by educators from the eight great plains and rocky mountain states of elementary through college levels. The invitational meet, sponsored by the National Education Association was primarily concerned with raising the standards of the teachers profession. The Utah delegation was In the limelight because of the law cm rMrtification. Under this new law teachers will have a voice In the requirements for certification. . Blaine Leonards, of the State Education office will meet Monday with Superintendent Chip-ma- n, Rulon Judd, ' head of the local teachers association, and I Merlin Johnson, representing the) Teachers Educational and Pro--1 fessional Standards committee to discuss the requirements needed' I to recertify, - Hospital Notes I Pvt. Warburton in Germany KAMAS For anyone who read the article on the Warburton boy being In Germany last week, and had to do a double-tak- e upon glancing at the picture above, don't feel you are a little The picture was that of Austin Atkinson. Now we don t know what little elves are to blame for lt, but we are glad that Austin had the chance to be seen in his hand some uniform. Think of poor Tracy Warburton, who will have to explain to all his girl friends that he la really he, and not someone else. Pvt. Tracy A. Warburton, ton of Mr and Mrs Carl Warburton arrived In Germany Jan. 26, and ia now stationed at Heilbronn, Ger many, a city of 92,000 people. Tracy Is serving with the 572nd Heavy Equipment Main tenance Co. i He sends greetings to his back vHTVwould Pcadrey iui't the oaly one does to ea explosive Pretty lituation. With U. S. and world population booming, farmers and rancher are faced with the dilemma of having to produce more end better food from ending land. But Pit haa an answer which will meeting he disrumd in Salt Lake City on FHday, Feb. 25, at for Uuh fertiliser deafen. U. S. Steel agronomiili will present the late soil fertility information detuned to increase and improra crop pro duction. Pat wont be there but Frank E. Adorno, manager of tale, Salt Lake District, USS Chemicals, will be to tell how product! ( facilities for U. S. Steel chemicalo are being expanded at Provo, Utah, la meet increasng weitem demands for chemical fertilisers, Pt Gold-Gree- n Weather Warms Is Held at light-heade- Ball Peoa SUMMIT STAKE COALVILLE CITY AUDIT The books of Coalville City have been audited up to the 31st of December, 1965. In the General Fund June 30, 1961 was a balance of ....f 6.161.74 Cash receipts for the yj- -r were 156,974.20 Balance June 30, 1S65 waa 3,602.77 The six months audtt for July 1, 1965 to December 31, 1965 showed the following figures: Balance July 1, 1965 3,602.77 43.072.92 Receipts for the aix months period were December 31. 1965 balance waa (OVERDRAFT) 6,781.44 There still remains in the First National Bank two notes not paid, both were due In December 1995. One for 510,000.00 and one for 55,000.00. 510,000 of the tax money needed to operate the 1966 year has already been drawn from the County Treasurer and spent, during the 1965 year. The Auditor's Report of the City Treasurers books found them to be correct with all money being properly accounted tor and all money deposited to the cities account at tbs First Nstional Bsnk, OOFLEY WALKER, Dated February 17, 1966. Mayor of Coalville City. Overdraft 6 6,781.44 Notes, Plus Interest 15.000.00 Accounts Payable 4,470.81 Gold and Green BALL Saturday, March 5 9 P.M. North Summit Stake House . SEMI-FORMA- L FLOOR SHOW AT 10:30 Wally Penrose Orchestra a week of beautiful Peoa held their Gold and Green weather has been wel- - Ball spring-lik- e this past Saturday evening and dancing under enchanting de-- p EVERYONE INVITED! Amount Owing Dec. 31 ..6 26,252.25 were many couples, is melting, the atorm drains over-- - corations Interest charge and other accounts payable have come to city Admission by Budget Card since audit. flowing, and not one word of young and older from all over the 1 COPLEY WALKER, Mayor. complaint about the weather have vllIeyi; JP8 with 1 heard. Regardlee. of how tons "Good Luck Round-u'"I the Horseshoe as a symbol will lt Mts. this warm spill brings a dutiful white llower; the song any time. be the theme of the annual mem-He says the terrain Is much like promise of the spring soon to of which comes from the musical of luncheon the Summit bmshlp out the garden show, "Sound of. Music." The this In Utah and already grata fonoWi w County Cowbelles which will be talo-- es and start watching music for the evening was and birds are starting to appear. March 5. at 1:30 and first ro- - nlshed by the 'Music-AirfInt makes a soldier think of home It at the Kosy Cafe In Echo. fcln wlnter and his friends and family. . Young girls of Mutual age parnearly over.-M- ary This membership luncheon haa Bee. ticipated in a special flower show been held each year since the and choreographed speoriginated organising of the Cowbelles, Carlene Issackson. Car-len-e cially by which la the auxiliary to the D. commuted from Ogden for Summit County Cattleman's Asseveral weeks, rearranging her sociation, and has been consider-- 1 ' busy schedule, so thsl she could d the delight of the social year teach the dances to these girls. by the members and their guests. KERIUSY Special thanks should be given A very entertaining program Ford Fisher, 65, Keetley ir.rf Friday the ftp Club and to her for her extremely unselfish died of David feu been planned under the direccauses Feb. 20 In natural attitude. Summit High tion of Mrs. Irene Hoyt, and each Tw triers of Booth a Provo hospital Bon Jan. 16, jq charge oj the decorations joy. 1911r Hteber to George A. and An- member is urged to bring ji guest School held their annual dance. The" theme was ."My. Love," and the evening,, was Meredith (Mor- to enjoy . " r. . . nie McMillan Fisher. Married .. . , . . . The Cowbelles also sponsor a Jean Duke, March 29, 1030, Evans-, lnk d other girls in the (Mutual. large contestant for the State Cow- - hda of He was pest president belles Queen, and enjoy their an-- Th orchestra wax that of the white flower bung gracefully of Hignwjy"189 .Assn Former diHeber. who from the celling, oompmenting rector originate in wn. i outdoor barbecue in July Leaes, Highway 40 Assn. County the blue fend white color scheme. Chairman and winter banquet In November Tiielr manager la Mike Price, March of Dimes, 7 la conjunction with ih Cattle- - , Decoration committee: Marilyn Manilicluiff'a ummM nWI die hr Inch V4 . cww. Prie years. Past president Wasatch HM Each Tu and uwmM duahr Mhnhr mi hnd1ln chi( nmb Association. Motel Assn. Motel and j County Bailey, Terry Bue Page, Lola President Nadine OBrien also lPreKOtt ather WweP and Su. cafe operator. Member BPOE 734, natioxi'e nuxn'bere Cheok oar'a totes they have available the Park Linda City. Member LD8 Church. advertising. un maaaard; e, ft Mrs Mr osufti Tom Harris of oould to you. CowbeUe napkins which are print- - Netaon Survivors: widow; son, daughFranBon, Arlene (52332 she hippess is be Uti price of i new Buicfc Specbl. Ini that i coieddwc?) Idaho, are at the home ed with brands of every one in G David BarMrs ters, Mahone and Lynn (Jane) of her parents, Mr ft Mrs Bill Summit County. These napkins ibara Turnbow. Foster, Salt Lake City; Mrs Wil?F51 0JI 2221 SETS 3267 41669 4671 4W42 676T HERES HOW IT WORKS: Check that or la where Gee, Beverly recovering liam (ur cu be purchased by contacting OKI ZE52 2261. 3F3I 3269 41769 4679 4W47 67IC 944 (Mary Ann) Wehr, Steubenof yours. If the first symbols of your vehicle 16?P 2E54 2264 3F42 3341 41169 415 4W4I 631C S54T Mnk OBrien; tint vice president, A good crowd was on hand to from a couple of very serious op- ville, Ohio; Vllate, Katherine, MentificalioH number on R milch up with one of 2E61 2267 3F4I 3351 473 411 4W72 637K in (67A ' 3G51 Bernice Clark; second vice presl- - float through the softness of the erations. They are undecided both Keetley; 5 grandchildren; IK2 2ES2 3560- - 424 4142 4W74 636A those listed of the right, you might hive won yourlift (63K to 65 31161 3G52 3S63 .432 move Idaho! to back 4147 whether 4W76 6M (MA ft 1&:il No skifin to self no to Gwen ash. invent, (2,332 dent, Gibbons; . third rice transformed gymnasium, and j mother, Keetley; punfo brother, sisters, 2126S 2F 11761 3GS3 3W43 45369 4J49 4W7I 63IW (MO or to if To find for solve. out sure Jeffery .City, Wyo, 21769 2F4X you won, Just hop 31569 3G54 3W47 45469 4J5I 4242 639M (MK president, Launa Btonqufct; see- - ter, many complimented the two , Wilson, Keetley; Mrs Phyllis 2I86S 7f 42 31669 3G6i: 3W54 4060 4162 4247 639T 974L down to your neorest Buich deolor'i. He's got i list rotary Verla Foster; and Director girls organisations, on whfct an ' Nettle Simmons received a 222' 312 31769 JF47 3W60 4J33 Milwaukee, Wls.; . Mrs 4065 4749 662K IMC of complete winnini numberi paled. (No, you 3W622J54 322 3151 4066. 4154 4251 662S (142 Holt. extremely fine Job they had done. ephone coll from Zephyr Kills, Marjorie Sinclair. Paeadena, Cal. hove to own o Buick to hive o winnini numdon't 221 2J6S 3160 3W63 4066 513 , S3 4161. 6630 (942 I Fla., from her niece, Mrs. Alva 263M 2K4I 374 3JM 3W65 4069 '4KI 914 913 572 Funeral services to be held on ber.) If your complete vohicio identification umber 2S47 2A76 3166 3W69 4E42 4266 367P, 574 lene Sweeney Carroll, saying all ill ill in tbs money. uppers os his 2A63 Wednesday 1 p.m. Olpln Mortu2SS4 3J69 .1760 4E47 4262 9042 6KI (J6 is well and that her brother Chick ary, Heber, where friends call 2AM 2S65 3043 3J72 3263 4E49 4PM (14 762 IK6 2A67 2W62 3047 3174 3265 af Kanui, Whm) m4 RiOihU m 0 Un, pnbr, 711 4F3I Swianh 614F 4266 IKI Bgeeney is serving at Viet Nam. Wednesday prior to services. wnd m i mkaie fel.L Mil am C., f. a In IM7, Ualml, 2A69 2W67 3054 3176 3271 4F43 4266 670M 7K1 9632 MOmkm 4I?1I am raaam Oia waafihr Ml al amnlni WMlifa 2071 2W71 3062 3171 309 4F47 4269 622K Chick will be. remembered by all Burial Heber Cemetery. (04K All iniwlat 0v Mil la email hm with thw 2D72 41 2W72 3065 3P47 4F49 42H 674 I24C Bll in nttS aftcM total la ticlaM. SwaaitaMv ImM la entry the younger group as he attended 2074 2W74 3069 3P60 41769 ' 4GM 4342 674M 174 M yanttttaaat II tniniai Utaaatiiiaiilal U.l Intiiaa ttwU ka part. 2W79 3E51 2076 3P63 414 4647 kaV katate tiiViii(M, Tkwaeay, MatU U, Hit. Nat eaW 4672 mat 925L (34L Chick school at South Summit F tat 4a ar itatai aute ytakXaa ky taut. , 2071 2W79 3E69 .3266 4I5H 4674 4549 626C (34M says Francis would look mighty T good to him right now. Nearly 1 - Ef? p 1 m fur-hel- d s. . Ford Fisher Rites Wednesday Hold Annual Dance ... if 1 .. Z J, ' FRANCIS . -- newest Flay the registration number. It Bmel-trnill- gama he worth $8338 your rtis-trili- . tel-Ire- ne . . .. list-y- ou'rt Maes , POLAR KING COALVILLE DRIVE-IN-N COALVILLE, UTAH NORTH MAIN ST. OPENING Saturday. FEB. 26 FREE 20c SUNDAE With tiie purchase of a Hamburger, Foot Long; Hot Dog, Cheeseburger, Seaburger or Sandwich Butch Wright, Ogden, son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Wright of Hoyts-rill-e received a broken shoulder while tubing with friends near Ogden Saturday. Looks like he better leave the snow sliding to the younger generation I Pvt. Cedi Eugene Clark, 191 fflh of Mr ' and Mrs Cedi Clark of Upton la home on leave from the service. ; He recently completed basic training at Fort Riley Kan-- k and will return there next week to begin Military Police training. The Merry Mrs, Sewing Chib held their Valentine's party last Friday at the home of hostess Msrgaret Walker. All of the members exchanged gifts, and the oohs and aha were great as they opened their presents. . The group dfsw names, especially for this party,,, They fly. In secret during the year, but these gifts were feand-do- pa , and might ghrs the secret away. TO CHILDREN FAST 10 AND UNDER SERVICE TAKE-OU- T Phone Your' Order . y f .j: ' 336-23- 72 I" t V 1 J Tour order will bo ready when you call! TRY THESE POLAR KING SPECIALS Now Treat Fruit Stab y . t,. Onion Ringa nicy Hamburgers Shrimp Cheeseburgers . Dippy Doga Foot Long liaiti Snndaea Cfci$e gbqrjara tiihi ewAKd r 2nd WEEK SEC THE WINNING NUMBERS AT YOUR BUIGK DEALERS h y (A new list ADVEKlBItK I3FSYOUUVI in eb tern uss 2nd WEEK every week from now until March 31st. Good luck!) KAMAS Joseph Vaughan, 80, Kamas, died of causes Incident to ageFeb. 19 In Roosevelt, Duchesne. Countjw nursing home. Bom March 5, 1885 Coalville, to Edward and Mary Jones Vaughan. He was a member LDS Church. Resided in four years with a nephew. Survivors: foster ' son,1' Jay Reeves, Provo; several nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday noon, Feb. 23, Kamas LDS Ward Chapel. Friends call Wednesday at ward chapel one hour prior to services. Burial Francis Cemetery, Summit County. Thero'i m luthorized Buick deiler near you. Set his The Price Is Always Right Sewing Club KAMAS FREE BAG OF POP CORN Joseph Vaughan Rites in Kamas Teen-Ag- Held OAKLEY- Party e at Oakley - . A super teenage party took ptaeq after, the Girls Doncf last Friday evening. Hosting the event, were rlene ' ftanson, who was helped by best beau, Stan Butler. Other couples that came for aa evening of charades and games Were Meredith Mortensen, and Milo Lefler; Chelta Wilde and Tommy Leflerl Louise Lott and Oaylqn , Pace;. Noreen Crittenden and Allan Blmpster; . Mettle Ann Page and Seth Wlntartpn; .and Jo and ftogtf Jorgensen. Afer .the, game .were played, (fee gang, plopped down for plan , you 01 know in advance that were here to . , feel like a BUICK, When you (.' ' ' ' nuke a sale. We dont mess around. 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