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Show The Summit County Bee Published Every ThureSay. Advertising Satee en Application. Subscription 1100 a year In sdvanot Advortlelng rapraaantaavatt Weekly Newspspor Repress New York. Detroit, C 85 Are Enrolled Club Notes 4-- H in Summer School UPTON ;w. fruit . In our club there are five citft and the officers are Terry Eton- Doris Moore, au'iv;, president; vice president; Xayleen Jones, secretary; Joyce Boyer, report er; Janet dark, eong toad-- ; Beth Jacoboon, teacher. Now, you know the meaning of our club donY est the F.BJA and FBI mixed vd Jovce Boyer, re Former County Agent Feted Spring Cleaning OOALVnJ- porter. , finished reading Hot oh- aer's Tape Hemingway," and' The H Chib T3M (Future Tm inclined to agree with Mary . Not the guests. They etiould Bread Makers) met at the home at.YT v .tf Doth Vau.lu.a Heminpray. I didn't Ilka it All swim in yeaaty beer All night lw tkM '"V""" An open house was held hon- - " So, having no goldfish to swal-the sordid details of the degen and Mrs. Stephen Roy orattoa of the fine mind of one low live and whole (but wouldn't oring M. n w .v... the century's tnai liKMLtC your n fonauo tice presidenf; Kayleen Jones, une 1. vsoin e "gullet and Yeeeackl 'eM a Sad' taste. reporter, Boyer, secretary; Joyce home' Calvin son their of awful?) X dug a case of sardines .at the In . nQ .! am Lake ' in mt Salt tiMKhoL u,. Qtv.. h... kaven't been resting lately. - meir secono meeung uwy mwc tM TomomiBoowall will Mr attack! f ear hysterical new 'records, basementIf for the bomb a sang ano carrois an . natives cot bored by his many friends asmcaen or when like the to buoy, So Just sat keep Ma butter. Doris Moore, rethe former county Agricultural parsley wish-fea- f restless and we board up the winsaving so lWtla to do, and and porter, Summit in Morgan agent, for bobs new angles on to dows, and settled down to eat counties. 7 al ocrowball activity, X decided dead, cold smeBy fish enough to Morgan and Summit Agent set a record and get ay name as set a few myself. KAMAS Following his graduation from in The Francis Knitting Kittess I look one of our lltUe camp-stool- s Ifthe paper. are UStJ, Logan, 8tephen Roy Boswell X soon s meeting last Monday at 10 they . small, had into the shower, turned it married Zina Armina Buff in the succulent learned, of leader Ivy Juicy eight on lightly, ordered My Lady Fair June 21, 1918. ajn. at the home ssrdines are packed into one Salt Lake Temple, Hallum. The cute little girls Lentoo to bring as soggy-oroo- l They lived in Pocatello, Idaho, learned how to knit and pearl food at the proper time, snd!sn. If they are large, the can for two years, then Mr. Boswell and will make hot pad hold- settled down to wait out s new holds six and by bow they as the county position bo Joky. bat they are not suc- aecepted era. The edges win consist of record of 71 hours. agent for Summit In 95 minutes X noticed the culent And in the middle of the agricultural counties. knltridge and pearling in the! ante n my stomach was getting third can of sardines, which wars and Morgan center. Janice Lemon, reporter, In U34 the Boswells sod their wrinkled. It is already a ttfto talddleuised, I switched to Just four children were transferred to nlMferi hut not like this. In 45 crackers. Like I said back there, Richfield, where Mr. Boswell was The Pinafore Hi held their X note of the mads SBlaotss I X Sevier BO There's County agent. Six more second meeting at the home ut way, Just guess, mm bMinnine to l th ( children were born while they leader Sarah Jo Louder. They all mbwu.. jbwj. ri amder. Anil in five minutes ' ror lived in Richfield. (One died as attended and learned to meat. , were past the hour my eyelids an Infant.) ure things for baking. Last Fri-down over my cheek Court- Utah Boswell became Mr. the young girls got together ' day 80 I eald to heU with it. headwith agent, for their third meel!rWPanlta ty agricultural StiH. XTe saver been so dean. ' Claude MaxweU in Feoa has quarters in Provo, in 1936; Beal offered the prayer; everyone Hew many, college kids did Ml until retirement In uJd Pledge of Allegiance. Pamela served he Iairhumm thm fill illi-- t - filinnu ta tflfj in w that -' Jam into i they wwrw-", motto; Debbie 8oren- Hugh, 4-bopihT X dont remember, but it I of his home level now, and itl 19M From 1958 until 196S Mr. and aon, H pledge, and then the was more than X got into (hat . looking better all the time. as la Park City. JoDe Blsel, in Woodland, was Mrs. Boswell served as mission- - girls enjoyed egg sandwiches, that me. would Join Every thrown off her horse and found arias for the LD5 Church in Pst were made by the girls' own hard Nobody X motioned some one to , herself kind of banged up. myra, N. T. After their release, boiled eggsv Dantta Beal, report- Borne took. Sanaa m I got a dirty Marion Lott, of Kamas, son of of the boys flapped their wrists Zola May and Demont got hit in km parts of the United States, t ma. Little kids stood around the face with a baseball bat, re- then settled down at 5488 Edge- The Woodland Knitting Knit-ten-s If I 1x011111 coma out bebu sulting In some colored bruises. wood Drive in Salt Lake where to held their meeting Superman. (Or is It Bat 7) FinDr. and Mrs John Kumagai, they now reside. home of Oaye Van Taseril, the at Children to came of List Anderson Earne op ally Kamas, took a trip to Fish Lake Their children: Gladys Irene, leader. They have each started see about the crowd, OUTSIDE with their three children last married to' Gustave P. Fredrick-so- making sweaters, and are prog. the Phone booth. When I tried week. a wm juvjb Mr-- oapnua Calvin Roy, married to Cornl Voting very rapidly. They are (u Hap Clegg and Jerry Louder, also looking forward to planning mac Mm famous he got s --HUe , week, to Curtis; Harold Eugene; Howard and Uljioni were uck7 attending the Camp to wbsbl Tars- xune n waa no, not I be away from the source of the Huff, married to Patricia Roger-sumbe held .the during coming with hell who the to said wm, It I fatal accident of the Park City son; Oeorge Maurice, married mer months. Myrlene Williams, said to myself after Wen. Norma Jean Oeorgla Graehl; , Henry Skllhcora, 69, who due deliberation, there's always was killed working in the United Maurlne, now Mrs. Fred V. Ounn; reporter. . the live goldfish eating record Park Mine. Jerry and Hap were Ruth Virginia, Mrs. Olen R. Lam to be bettered. With which X In tH fnnnal tirhMi bert; Stephen Ralph, married to iditiMA iwh started looking for goldfish. Lois woiihlngton; and PrisctHa ! the accident place. v m u.a 11 m.m. Ann, now Mrs. Alan Baird; live OVSS SaWSSSW KAMAS SVilMMiJ fish at our house since .we ln Salt Lake City, Portland, On-- , the George eupied Those who have had birthdays Simpsons, by were first married, and the sweet Calif., Fresno, Is again filled with a family, the San Francisco, the wonderful, warmduring Id couple in the apartment next Calif., the Canal Zone (UBAF), hearted month of Nichols Park Jim They City. of June are the .to door asked us keep theirs Oardena, Calif., Los Angeles, while they visited in Californo, ' dont have a phone as yet, but Calif, and Pleasant Grove, Utah. following , and they can boast of t the rose or honeysuckle as their know, for ours, what drP They They also have 38 grandchildren Bpedsl flower. welcome. of friends ws had. The Craig Browns, Oakley, had and one greatgrandchild. Lillian J. McNeil, Joanne Blas-nr- d, friends one All the children plan to be a lot of visitors last week. Aunt Jackie Lynn Mitchell, Beth got into an argament for the open house with Ann what would happen to and Uncle, Dee and Cliff Hopkins present Stevens, Juke Ann Colton, the exception of the Gunns who Jim Elaine Presoott, goMfah If they got tipsy. Would and their son Dan. Also, Vaughn are stationed Thompson, with the Air Force Joyce Mitchell, Lucille Fltsgerald, they Tight? Blow sudsy bubbles? ,' Hunter, who met, and got a little in Panama. Make with wild romancer Tura twitterpaiea wften no met Leslie Tjakaon, Kse Atkinson, Toey request tnat there be no Chris Mitchell, JoAnn with purple spots? Leapi cute Oakley and Marion girls. Peterson, out of the bowl? They arc Diane Wilde, Dixie Lou gifts, please. Terry Hopson, Clay OTJrisooll, Before ws knew what der, Karen and Cathie MttebeD. Attn Marie Gines, Clyde t, sure would like to happeatag the goldfioh bowl was As hs says, Cathie Mitchell, Lucille rasamg over with home brew, live up here. It's great" Simpson, Arlene ODriseoll, Ileane end mighty new and green at that Billy Dugdate. Kamas,. will be Taylor, The gsMfish didn't do anything home In Just a few days. Mother raissbexh Bimlstar sirs, Rae Preacott, Dana Frasier, e H. WMeh was a terrible Pat, will meet and bring him turn end home Sunday after Christina XsbJesou, Dale Peterson, to our guests. But home from Travis Air Force Bass. 'pending the past two weeks vis Linda Black, Lowell the aext mornlig they ware It's the first time home in iting with her aisterinJaw, Mm. Tessa Butler, Michael J.Mlnchey, floating around dead. The fish, years. Syrett, Clara Poulger of Ogdan. Lorraine Franta Milliner, Becky Mr (Mrs Bob TruJUlo and Xrvin Peterson, Dennis family from West Jordan v4sked Merchant, :wlth the Jos Trujlllo family Sun Broodhead, Bonnie Mae Rum Candy Kumagai, Orace Williams, day. Marianne Woodard. Lawana Flts and Shauaa Wright, Terry daughters of Warren and Ginger gerald, Lyls Smith, Jane Maxwell, .. er Wright of Heber are vtolt-- weiaon Presoott. v . , . ' ing, jwttB their graadpareau, Wendell Mitchell, Larry Colton, Cassie and' Mol Blonoalst Louise Mitchell, Orval Mlnchey, Cominj; Lorraine Turner, daughter of J. Merchant, Assam fVatay-Tuno- r of BaX Lake has Hpnald, Roger Welch, Jorgenson, Oeorge a.r flatting . wsth-h- er go Psdlfield, Atkinson, Res Korby 4k Mr Mm Joe Turner parents. Irene Ooodworth, Peterson, Betty this summer. Lorraine has been AnthWilde, M. Atkinson, Mary 'happy to renew her acquaintLorraine Hallam, ; Only ,ancee with her old school Mends ony McNeil, Christine David Lofler, Bailey, here. ' Scott Bendlxson, sou of Mr el Caryl Mitchell, Jean Lefler, Mar. gent Thompson, Raymond Lewie. Mrs Great Beodlxsen avas Craig Brown. Sidney Ward. Ma- released from a hospital ln Provo where e had bees rt roni Merchant, Connie Jane Low, coivlng trestment for a bone all-- Is, Olen Ooodworth,- - Lorraine Bsgnell, Harvey Fltsgerald, Brian mat Anderson, Franklin J. Fltsgerald, Mr and Mrs Joseph E. Wude fsui Peterson, Otis Peterson, en from visit Father's s Day Wfll Btvpeft Wedacsdars Thru SttarAaTi Eack Wick then daughter, EOen and Brno hfontie Ward. XMa AmMrson, Carpenter of Salt Lake. With Ann Mitchell, Ray Peterson, Lor- Lecated Kext Door, South ef Heyti them were three of their grand- ene U McNefl, Renae Colton, children, who are the children of Fsmela Ronson. John' Tatton. 1 fa Xifluu, Utai Bob and Barbara Bums ef Park Mark Lambert Louise Lott Darl I City. Barbara has been eouvakse Beat, Stack) Ann McNeil, MUllo 783-21or Heme 7S3-2I Ing at her mother's home in Salt K. Bannister, Diane Wilde, and Lake following a recent operation Mary Merchant. I i Those who celebrated wedding In a Salt Lake hospital but returned to her boms Sunday. Their bob annlverteries were the Csaude Jesse and his wife, also ef Salt Vaxwells, the Keith Paget, the Lake, vial ted with them Saturday Heed Prantss, the Craig Browne, end the Oeorge Sunpsons. evening. on Anniversary 4-- 1 J lwT "tin; "wi wnw'. -- X- North Summit 'School is undergoing its annual I building 'spring cleaning, with a group of I ambiUous ladles scrubbing walls, floors, stairwava nttine the J cuiiaing cieanea up ror next year s session. The office reports that final reports are 'being tabulated, and teachers contracts being returned. I. Oust COALVILLE. UTAH North Summit Summer School is in full swing with acproxlm. ately 85 students' enrolled. Three classes in the elementary school, each combining two grades are &ng taurnt By Mrs Helen nw-ho- w riot. Mr Wendell Evans, and Mr Merlyn Johnson, The Junior High summer class which combines students from the 7th, 8th, and 0th trades is taught by Ernest Jacklin. These teachers are doing as .T.uch as possible to make all das. ses interesting and enjoyable, for these students who are forfeiting part of their summer fun for the extra help provided. obean house on June 1. b Wo are la our o.l. Our foods, which stc dinner same, the FJJiM, ji named after one of the thing we (will learn to meJce bresd Future Bread Makers. W will also learn how to cook different kinds of meats and vegetables. Later on ire will OAs and freese some UUh State Praaa Association, Salt Laka City, Utah. H. C. McConauohy, Editor and Publleher. Louisa D. McConaughy, Aaaoelata Editor. Wilfred P. Longford, Production Manager. Bhea Hurley, Record Office Manager. Stolen Auto Is Recovered COALVILLE The FiM, Club of l'pton lad Jactheir first meeting t B nla-tlva- Ita Summit County . The- - JUNE 23, 1008 THURSDAY, COALVILLE E. C. Gerrard HENEFER Emeron Clark Oerrard, 49, of Evanston, died June IT at 9 pjn. of a heart ailment In Green River, Wyo. Born Oct. 17, 1916, Evanston to James and Beatrice dark Ger-rard. Married Elna Bunot June 3, 1B35, Eranston.. Iknploye Union Pacific RalL road Co. Member IDS Church and UP. Old Timer's Club, No. 90. Member Brotherhood of Loco-motive Firemen and Enginemenv Survivors: widow; "son, daugh- tera; Curtis, Alameda, Calif.; Mrs Joe (Elna Jean) Staniforth. Evan-- 1 (ton; Mrs Tommie Gary (Louise) Sims, Ely, Nev.; 4 grandchildren; brothers, sisters, David, Mrs Doris Cook, Mrs Beatrice Orompton, all Dewaln, Hiawatha, Evanston; row oi-- r. in. rT rf wii Eugene Marvin Harvey Jr. who waa AWOL from Fort Ord, Calif,, was apprehended near Hoytsville, about 2:80 Monday morning by Summlt County Sher.If Hon Robinson, and the ear he had stolen, in Salt Lake returned to it's: owner, Ernest Shwefhals before he knew it bad been taken. Sheriff Robinson reported he saw the car drive around the Hoyts- !"Ue cnurcn, wMcn he thought .unusual. As he turned around to xouow, ine driver pulled over, turned off his lights, and lay back on the seat pretending o sleep Investigation revealed the driver had no license or registration. H to, .presently being held in the Sumnfit- .County Jill ' pending cbares of grand larceny. Sheriff 'Robinson also reported Ctark. the elusive young mn who lM led Utah offuera oa ch merrT chase pleaded ln .y1, George to crimes fI,ty inrnttted there, so Summit 5 have 4o wait thejr County turn in charging him. a-i- : mw 1 1 f,thLh" 1 TICKETS . ( KAMAS . re w 1 H 4-- m To the Beautiful New SWIM WG POOL 4-- n; jt - IN COALVILLE 4-- t June Birthdays tr 50 TICKETS With Purchase of New Car 25 TICKETS With Purchase of Used Car SOBMBM Wt 1 TICKET With $10.00 Purchase in Our Shop 1 TICKET With Purchase Tank of Gas (10 gaL min.) These To Be Children's TicketsTwo Tickets Required for an Adult Mar-chan- 1 COALVILLE Kamas KUT & KURL i i Check Our Prices on Cars and Repairs Before You Buy Support Your Summit County Business Organizations 1 Lj'fning for Business Una Wednesday June 29 SPECIAL ... This Week $750 Pemanents, only $5.00 re-cnt- ly EFFECTIVE CrailallWalker SllOOPermanents, only $70 Motor Company on-Joy-ed tlfauShav JUNE 23, 1966 (TODAY!) Coalville Junior Crandall, Mgr. 55 Donna Lambert, Beantidan Park City Station Kent Smith, Mgr. B |