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Show . UNIVERSAL Brae 2 6 microfilming corp, 0 8 Salt. Wee City, Utah ' . Thursday, February SijllO (l 21f 1974 NUMBER EIGHT. Board Approves Soufh Summit High Stage Band Trip to Reno KAMAS Tlie following significant business was transacted during the South Summit School Board meeting held on February 13. Ed Fotheringham, District Architect, reviewed the causes of a "bearing" damage and made recommendations for its repair. A new bus driver, Mr. Danny Clegg, was hired to replace Paul Hortin who is resigning to spend more time running his farm. The Board of Education gave the superintendent permission to purchase roller skates to use in the community school program once a week. The roller skates will be used in the old gym and are the type that will not cause any damage to the floor. During a break, the board WANSHI- PDavid Bates from Wanship is shown with four registered Belgiam mares which he recently purchased in Fresno, California. Tiie mares are only nine months average of 800 lbs. When they are full grown they will average 2000 pounds each. old and weigh an 9 . Elder Bruce McConkie Kamas Stake Conference Speaker and public official. He is the author of an encyclopedia type work called "Mormon Doctrine," Elder Bruce R. McConkie Member Council of Twelve Church of Jeeue Christ Latter-da- y Saints KAMAS-El- der Bruce R. McConkie, a member of the Council of of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, will speak at the Kamas Utah Stake Conference Sunday, February 24. Elder McConkie is a formTwelve er attorney, and Army security intelligence officer, newspafier editorial writer covering more than 1,100 subjects. The visiting Church authority will speak on the Conference theme of "Latter-da- y Saint Home Ideals. Special emphasis will be given to the role of husbands and wives in the Church. Brochures of President N. Eldon Tanners October, 1973 General Conference talk on "The Role of Womanhood" will be distributed to the women of the Church by the Relief Society (Mormon wo- men's auxiliary). President Tanner, First Counselor in the Church's First Presidency, in his talk said, "From the beginning God has made it clear that woman is very special, and he has also very clearly defined her position, her .duties and her destiny in the divine plan." The Conference session will be held Sunday at 10:00 a.m. in the Stake Center, Kamas. Stake President Fred T. Marchant, Peoa, welcomes all visitors. He will pick up two Belgian stallions in Minneapolis the first TjTM&ftfh'. David plans to raise the big draft horses to use in part of his farming operation and as a hobby. David is an airlines captain but enjoys working on the family farm on his days off. He. lives in Wanship with his wife, Christy and son, Daniel. a tour of the new ceramics room, High School business machine room, and observed the community education program in progmade ress. The South Summit High School stage band was given permission to attend the Band Festival in Reno, Nevada in March. The stage band is to raise some money, and the district will contribute the transportation and rooms. The vocational education budget was approved as presented by each vocational department. A final decision was made to purchase a Thomas bus body from Hasco Co. of Salt Lake City. A new policy on transporting students was discussed and passed. , ; Fall Claims Life of Moroni Man Buhly Draper, 63, Box 1 Moroni, Utah was killed when he fell from the top of a truckload of baled shavings on- - to frozen ground in Utah last Monday. Kamas, Mr. Draper was stacking the haled shavings on a truck parked at Leavitt Lumber Co. in Kamas. Investigating officers of the Summit County Sheriffs Department reported Mr. Draper fell approximately 12 feet and suffered severe head injuries. The Moroni man was pronounced dead on arrival at the Summit County Hospital in Coalville by Dr. John Kumagai. Mr. Draper's son, Craig, also of Moroni and Kent Leavitt of Leavitt Lumber Co. saw the victim just prior to his hitting the ground, but did not actually see him fall from the top of the truck, officers stated. Arthur Peck Serves in Thailand OAKLE- YUJ3. Air Forces, Air Force Sergeant Arthur L. Peck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen L. Peck, Oakley, has arrived for duty at Uhnn Royal Thai AFB, Thailand. Sergeant Peck, an aircraft Thai-land-U- JS. Albert Vagsfaff Sustained as Bishop of Kamas Ward KAMA- SAt the regular Sacrament on February held Meeting 17, the membership of the Kamas Ward sustained Albert S. Vagstaff as bishop of the Ward with Douglas C. Gines as first counselor and John Sargent as second counselor. Vern J. Osmond was sus- tained as assistant Ward Clerk. Duane Lambert and Stan Leavitt were retained as ward clerks. Released from the bishopric were Bishop Rolland D. Peacock, Counselors T. Doyle Hanks and Phillip Mitchell, and assistant ward clerk, ReedSmithies. Bishop Peacock and his counselors have served since September 26, 1971. ' Stake President Fred Marchant explained that the reorganization was necessitated by the health problems of Bishop Peacock. Bishop Peacock appealed to the membership to support the new bishopric particularly by fulfilling their obligation of financial support to the new Stake Cen- ter. Bishop Wagstaff likened the reorganization to the rearrangement of horses in a team. He pledged to "pull his load as one of the horses'. with the Lord as the driver. system specialist, is assigned to a unit of the Pacific Air Forces. He previously served at Hill AFB, Utah. The sergeant is a 1968 graduate of South Summit High School, Kamas, Utah. His wife is the former Noi Rauchoom. Inside The Summit County Bee FBLA Hard Work Rewarding Braves Capture Region Title Page Four Page Five Kamas Lady Honored by Scouts Page Six Members of the new Kamas Ward Bishopric are from left: Douglas C. Gines, first counselor; Bishop Albert S. Wagstaff and John Sargent, second counselor. |