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Show Wanship tl Ruth Maxwell was hostess at a very exciting and happy get together held at her home Friday afternoon. She looked forward in seeing her two lady friends, Ada Morris and Pearl Turner who served in the New England mission when she was serving there also. Edith Wright, Margaret Glissmeyer ami Lillian Walters were also present to enjoy each others company. Ruth and her five friends were all employed hy the Utah Woolen Mills before they were married and have kept in close touch with each other. Ruths sister, Ella Boyer, joined in with the other ladies to partake of a very delicious pot luck dinner. They reminisced about their working days at the mill and about their families. Many pictures were taken of the happy group. They traveled to Francis visit with Mrs. Mildred Gibbons for awhile. She was very delighted to see them and a most jolly and rejoicing time was enjoyed by the ladies. co After their visit in Francis they crossed the river to spend some time with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gibbons, of Wanship. The Gibbons are always happy to have company. A very gay and merry time was experienced by all. The afternoon was so cheering and satisfying for the seven good friends. They want to do the same thing more often, as they receive so much happiness from being together. Mrs. Fay Bates and daughter, Charlotte attended the Rocky Mountain States Roller Skating Championships at the Wamoco RollerRink in Greeley, Colorado last week. Participating and one of the top performers was Janey Chilton, Mrs. Bates niece. Janey placed first in her group with her free style performance and she and her partner, Robert Reed placed second in the dance entry. These performers were representing the Rustic Rink at Bountiful. Mr. and Mrs. Layton Wilde, Mae Bates and Charlotte drove to Provo last Friday evening to enjoy a performance of Fiddler ;i 'On The Roof presented by the ' Brigham Young Universitv. Mr. Fay Bates flew with his son, David to Great Falls, Montana last Thursday for an overnight stay. While in Great Falls they visited the famous museum housing the works of Western artist, Charles Russel. Mr. Russel was a friend of kings, statesmen and Will Rogers. He lived among the Indians for a time; which association result- ed in beautiful, authentic lifelike paintings. Mrf Bates brought several prints home with him. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dorritty and family, Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buckley and family, West Jordan; Mr. Leonard Buckley of San Francisco, and Mrs. Rose Hansen of Salt Lake stopped at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Sahleen Saturday-evenin- g on their way home from a day of visiting and relaxing in Kamas. Roland, Marla andMarieSah-lee- n drove to West Jordan to visit with the Jack Buckleys and Leonard Buckleys on Suna day afternoon. They enjoyed most appetizing dinner together. The Sahleens then visited their sons. Roger V. Smith To Get Diploma Senior Citizens Injoy Great Day Roger V. Smith, son of Mr. Virgil Gibbons, CoalviUe, will receive a graduation diploma at the 65th annual commencement exercises of Stevens Henager College on Friday, June 16, 1972. with Trip to Salt Lake, Salt Palace Fifty senior citizens met June 8 at the Town Park, where they enjoyed a delightful day playing bingo and Mr. Smith is one of 192 graduates from the Salt Lake City and Ogden colleges of Stevens The weatherman interfered with the outdoor games. A delicious lunch was served of chicken ala king with homemade ice cream and cookies. Henager. Roger attended the Salt Lake City school of the college. He received a diploma for completing a Computer Science course. He also received an Associate Degree in Commer- After lunch, a double trio from Francis entertained with a medley of old songs; "Bridge Builder", "When You Wore a Tulip", "Darling I Am Growing 01d",andI Love You Truly" Then Aleene Bushell from Woodland played a medley of old tunes on the accordion. Pam Miller of Kamas gave a humorous reading. The program ended with several numbers from Isaac ODriscoll on his banjo mandolin. cial Science. Birthday Wishes KAMA- S- Birthday wishes this week go to Lorrie Woolstenhulme, Re-n- ae Cossey, Larry Colton, Barbara Ritchie, Wendall Mitchell, Pat Dugdale, Mary Ivory, Karen Allmendinger, Orvil Minchey, Louise Mitchell, Clifford Turn-boGeorge Padfield, Sterling A w, Williams, is Doris Atkinson, Well, the food at the Village Inn Pancake House was real tempting. Of course everyone was starved. It was 4 oclock, and for most, lunch. er, Ill keep you Mae Ol- Back on the bus everyone was contented and happy after being well fed. Everyone was back and safe at about 7 p.m. South Summit school bus was We wish, to extend our thanks to Tommy Thompson who drove the bus, and thanks to Marv Simpson for the arrangements made. All in all, it was a fun-d- ay and will be cherished by all. Reporter, Mae Olsen. was the first of its kind and was truly appreciated. There was a great deal of chatter, stories, truths, and "lies", never a dull moment until the Salt Palace came into view. It was then decided to take the guided tour through it. Everyone trooped through the spacious halls, up the ramps, down the stairs. Bruce and Linda Rich Frost, of Layton, are the parents of a baby boy weighing 8 pounds and 13 ounces, born June 5 in Ogden. The new boy has two sis- ters and several grandparents: Mr. - and Mrs. Chauncey Frost, w Mr. and Mrs. Delore Rich, Morgan, and Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood and Mrs. Erv Thor-noc- k Mr. Ellis, of Ogden, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer White of Morgan. Happy Birthday Cheryl Mrs. DeOrr Peterson and Mr. r. and Mrs. Howard Jones of Hen-efe- are Mr. and Mrs. Shirl Loosli of Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Peterson of Uintah and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nielson, Wheaton, Georgia Scates, Margaret Vernon, Jean E. Cattelan, Frank Adkins, Allan Bell, Kenny McQueen, Brad Meadows, Gayle Swen-se- n, James Bell, LaneS. Bune, Arthur Kiddy, Robert M. Crandall, Reed Richins, Gale W. Pace, Natalie Richins, Russell Evans, Jeff Curtis, Dan Blon-qui- st and Ryan D. Wilde. nts, Proud parents of an adorable baby girl are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph (Cheryl) Jones. The baby arrived Monday, June 5 weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces and will be named Jennifer. This is the couples first child. Grandparents are Mr. and nts in the offing. a happy scene on Wednesday, May 24, when 30 senior citizens 'boarded the bus for a trip to Salt Lake City. For many this Pink and Blue Great-grandpare- man than he does. sen. Betty Wilde, Cleo Anderson, Liz Parker, Anthony M. Averett, Kenneth Jr. Rees, Johanna Georgi, Gerald Jr. Oeh-le- r, Bart Bushell and Kathleen Platko. great-grandpare- entrance and disappeared as fast. I wanted to tell Bob that my corns make a better weather trip on the Heber Creeper informed.-Report- 'Pamela Hughes, Joe Ann Rock-hil- l, Ogden; cards. Chief of the Southern Utah Tribes . . . such artistry, angels must have guided the brushes of the famous Elenor Ward, who presented this beauty to the Salt Palace. After seeing the replica in salt of the old' Salt Palace, and by its side the new and fabulous one, we kept our appointment at KSL radio, which proved interesting, how news is received and broadcast, how tapes are made, the mechanism of which was Greek to me, and for those who were alert enough, saw Bob Welti and Dick Norse. They made a quick It was beyong our wildest imagination, the floor space to be used for shows of all types. The seating capacity of the main arena is overwhelming, reaching to high heaven. The Disney on Parade show was setting up. The properties and back drops were spectacular making eyes pop and wishing we could all stay for the show. We then followed the guide to another wonder of wonders in the form of a great seagull in flight and one who had settled, with a cricket in his mouth.' The beautiful sculpture was done from native Utah wood, the natural coloring of the great bird. Next we beheld the "His Great. Happy wedding anniversary to Darrald and Helen Chappell. THE SUMMIT COUNTY BEE 6 1972 Thursday, June 15, Pink and Blue Wanshi- p- darling baby boy was born to happy first-tim- e parents, A Norman and Kathryn Staples. his arrival in the Coalville hospital on Tuesday, June 6, weighing 5 lbs. 4 oz. and was 17 in. tall. He will be named "Marty Dale. Happy grandparents are: Mr. and Mrs. Angus Pace, Wanship; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Staples, Coalville and great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dillstone, Kentucky. He made Francis Items Mr. and Mrs. Lee HaUam of Spanish Fork spent the day visiting Mr. and Mrs. LeLand Prescott. Glade Prescott, son of LeLand and Kathryn, has been discharged from the Army. He spent some time in Berlin, Gerhome on many. He Thursday, June 8. Were glad arrived to have him home. Marjorie Atkinson is improving each day after having open heart surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bates and baby, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bates spent the weekend camping at Willow Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Dugdale spent a couple of days visiting in Logfreen with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gines of Las Vegas arespendingafew weeks visiting family and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Prescott are now at home after spending the winter in Kent, Washington. Lee Ann Hopfenbeck is spending two weeks in Oakland with her father and brother. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Prescott of Portland, Oregon are in town visiting family and friends. Robert Simmons, son of La-Vand Barbara is in the Heber hospital, where he undererl We Get Letters am writing this note to let all of my old time friends know I that my mailing address is changed from General Delivery, Auburn, Calif., to P. 0. Box 1696, Auburn, Calif. 95603. I wish all my old friends and everyone in Summit County an abundance of good health and happiness. Yours truly, OrviUe Randall. went surgery. If you have any news for The Bee, please call 4816 before Monday. Simple Adding a garage, carport or a whole new room to your house can be a simple thing. If you simply remember Walkers for the Instalment Loan money. We have the money to loan at low interest rates. When you add a lot to your house but not much to your payments, thats simple addition, Walker style. Phone Koy Page, Coalville Office, 336-562- 1. new 6 -- pound chain saw. It would have made Paul Bunyan turn green. " Chained Walker Bank Instalment Loans timber Federal Deposit Iniurance Corporation Lightning " in a great new lightweight, compact model. See it now at Bells 66 Stations Coalville . Randolph Silver Creek Junction |
