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Show Summit Folks Meet in Galiiimua MarJeari Gunn, Lavell Edge AteWed - Summit .County Ben ' COAI,V,IU,t. UTAH . THURSDAY,' JULY 8, '168 ,i 'The 'dSth ''annual Part City picnic vu held on June .13, at Alhambra," Calif. The day was oldest person in attendance; to very cod end' a. bit. rainy bbt Dr, 1&. H. Raddon for being the ouch a warm, frlendlg feeling was on to attend the earliest picnic . eyetat, end to Nan MoPolln for : ; present r' . ) . coming the farthest to the picnic. Frank ..Taylor and" lid Hlmaa Will Raddon la SS years young nd news- and very happy and healthy,' He displayed photographs paper clippings depicting, Park told a little of hie yoyungCr days City of yesterday and ' today running The Park Record. which were enjoyed by everyone. Frank also passed out brochurta , A special thanks was given to on Treasure Mountain which ware Pr.. L., H. Raddon for being eo kindly furnished by LaMar Oaika. faithful In reserving the picnic Other pictures on Park City facilities at the City Park3 each' were brought by those attending ypf r. He was naked to convey the., picnic and passed around for our .appreciation to the Alhambra everyone to see. Old memories City Park personnel for their were, exchanged and much re Cooperation and efforts in mak lng pur pnnual plcnica eo success-fu- l. miniicing wee .done, ' 'it','. y; ... ' Frank and ChaVmalne. Taylor V....... 4 were host this-yeaand. did a Nan McPollqdescribed some of, .marvelous Job. Frank was' re the currajit activities going on .In 'elected' president for next year's Pafk Cty 'and some of the plane future. jShe took several picnic and Marge Himes was foc. ' "and new subscriptions elected reporter. Frank and Chat, mains' made .name' tags In the for JlParkRecord home with form mine cqr for everyone J, her, so spme of ui can keep to wear. Theee kplped .Jrtmend-qtiely-i- n preset 'of'" the changes taking In .our home town, remembprinj' names' and I."place Those ; attending . the pionlc intyoduefnf people who hadnt were: met for several years. (Mir. and MrsJ. Frank Taylor, were pre-- ? Perry, andrent, 14902 E. , Boxes of chocolates eented to Will Raddon ..for the Whittier,' Calif. . WANT AD- SFpR .8ALRHCneapr rnaa real Home in'.Coelvnie.tlOOO, terms. Salt Lake . Woodward, ' 62-tf- e City. .Phene Grant' ' .': FOR HIRE Lire toek i hauling, anywhere, 40 trailer , Phone Jim Ruff, Oakley,- Utah. 783-437- - 6,' ; . . FOR HIRE For desing and cat Jim. Ruff, work, call 783-437- 5. Oakley, Utah. ; 7 , ..27-2- p FOR SALE-Hp- avy gauge' fox Srlrai !Qauld'bei used tor febdUg; Very reaetc; Piflerent-irldth- . sonable. CsU Kamaa - 783-470- 8. r ; . 27-2n- c RENT 8,. bedroom home, living- fOoaiXitchen, bqth and.r j ' creenpjl ;.pqK,' Kitchen win new Mrth ettinet. Md. new have Mi Unoleum. Write man, 100 Wait SU,.HtaFT,''r- FOR 1 - . - te; . 27-J- p i ren9, .MIStll! : Copperton, Utah, Or call ' .. ton TjCaiQ Center' , Henefjjr Ward Cultural was the setting for ithq. Friday, j ppjatcjj.by Mn Jeanne P. Richlns, RALE-19- 63 Stake Dodgft:,,-plc-pFOR. June- - 4. . marriage and following' ; jiir. g out the lavender and white 4 speed, 6 cylinder,- - 6 wedding reception of Mias May there with white wedding bella. ply tires. Farm truck. Phone 789- Jean Ounn am) Lavell Edgel. Ted 4qyq iid lily pt the valley flowers 4711 , ( London Biahop of the Croydon hall and table deqorations, . j officiated. "V .Ward International',. flowTf arrangements, corsages, al FOR RALE-1- 965 460 GO The bride is the daughter at so' the 190 tractor, edke,!.QU catering were done by Mrs Mrs Ruth' B. Richlns of Henefer, air and Sth vrtieeL 'StaMnnatlo Rbck-o- f Morgan. peeii. i" Utah and the late Junior E. Ounn The Inewlyweds will make their furnace Ik 'good ccmdiyjSin.' v Mr and Mrs Herman Edgel of home in Coalville. Bonneville, good coaditlon. Phope l'. Kbytavllle, are the parents of the :.rj 28.4a.. groom. , , HOMN.FOR' RALE '"(Are you The bride wee beautiful In an u losing oc a well bullt'.famllf lace exquisite--gowof Chantilly home lq excellent rfebndltlon. Beet over taffeta. The fitted bodice location ' In CoalTlile.' Call featured seeded pearla-- ' bordering t iCity, or the sweetheart neckline and' 'long National In Bank Coalville. tapered aleeveai The. full skirt of iU- -i i. c i I lace 'ruffle was ' accentuated by a t panel front with a rose design. A FOR 8ALE-rlM- 4 Vista Llnfcr like ; finger tip .veil of Illusion. -- w 11 new. 10ft ft. Phone ' caught at the Uara of pearls. She ,36-lncGood green, .vigorous, well kept carried a- bridal bouquet of white carnations, centered with 'in or- lawps add beauty to both' our WILL TEND children daytime la home and. communities, notes chid. my pome Cqjl Mn'.'' Wallace Mrs Ann 'R. Walker wee maMl Count Agent' J,' Reed Moore. To Hansen, 36Jo at honor with - Mrs Karen E. maintain- that 'kind of lawn he cited following suggestion Oleyeson, Mrs Donne M. Ounn te and" Mrs Trudy' H. Findley aa at froin soil specialists at Utah-Stalncbea of one eprinkllns Apply on clay loam aoils and water baeq tendanta. They were gowned In University: lavender brocade dresses, end CVertlllxe adequately. In Utah, per week.' Apply 1 inch twice' per carried flowers of white and la- nitrogen fertiliser la the only' week on loam ind fine candy vite the j vender carnations.-- ' In moat situations. loam soils. In the hottest weather Mn Richlns wan a cream col- If yon- - use ammonlhm nitrate or you. may need to sprinkle more . Between Salt Lake' Clty ahq ored dress while Mra Edgel wore ammonlhm sulfate, two light ap- often. Brigham City the tear passes lavender. They wore - Identical plications (S to 5 lbs. per 1,000 1 Dont dip your grass too dose Canyon, east of Ogdeii, of at Echo white carnations and sq. R.) per season are sufficient to the .ground. Leave at least ltt CbrsOges pf InReservoir; and Rockport Lake - -- . 3. Sprinkle heavily and Infra I to 2 Inches so your grace will be a onhkLbaby al ong the base of the Wasatch The' very beautiful wedding quently. Lawns need ' about' fvlgoroua and complete well with Range, between precipitous cake wee made and artistically de-- 1 inch of water per day in summer. I.wee tains and the ' marshy shores of Orest Bolt Lake, Hbn .b much of Utahs Industrial might Its raflnr i cries, huge military Installations, missile and manufacturing plants, aa well . aa important transportation and livestock Industries In. i ; Ogden. ':! , iiia. ., S : . . : Bel-court- ,! National Honors for Mrs. Mac . . C. McConaughy, associate Mr. H. editor of this news- ( 19 ; ' paper, has a big wide smile for the official camera as she accepts the beautiful plaque awarded for third place, best Across the .' news story, in a field of 2,600 entries. The award was made at ., - the annual convention of the National Editorial Association 2jl-4- Desk .,. . the-.Flra- County in Dallas Texas. The gentleman with his arm around Louise is the Mayor of Dallas. ;o'r'-S6-2c-,- 336-344- - - i.- PLAN AHEAD FOR. EXECUTIVE CAR FUN this SPRING ic $700 DISCOUNT Rafter-- ' - j Stable H Coalville ! Rain or a'. (Editors note: This b one Tours Through um Differ- In a aeries of articles on 21" ent World of Utah." These tours have been planned by the Utah Tourist and publicity Council to show you Utah's moat outstanding attractions with the least amount of driving, in the shortest time, and over the best roads available. By taking each one of theee tours, a person could conceivably see the entire state on weekends within a year.) . hall . . . r' HARVEY SUMMARELL Box 683 Park City er Ford ,r. Horse Training Chuck Wagon Breakfasts Registered Quarter Horses Bought, Sold, Traded Power Steering Crandall-Walk- l . LTD 2 Door Hardtop 390 Motor CruUe-o-mat- - O Riding School 35 Shetland Ponies FORD 1965 . 336-588- 3. 6 PREPAID- - 4 . '. Brigham City la an Ideal base for short side tours, to Bear, River Migratory Bird Refuge, Ctyrlnqfd Railroad Village .Museum, apd .tf' time permit, to Oidden , Spike Monument at Promontory whefs the transcontinental rsllrpad war completed In 1869. (The Promontory drive passes near thd) multicolored buildings of Thlokol v 1 Phemldsl Corporations' greet Minute-mamissile plant) Back in Brigham City, be eura to vlsf! nistorlc Brighsm Tabernacle and BANK by MAIL: Ask us for free mall deposit forms now! ; the advantages of 'planning your own home, or improving your present home, through the facilities of this organization.' Headed by experienced men of n , . the remarkable Xntermountaln ' The west's largest migratory School for Navajo youth. waterfowl refuge, scenic Logan Tram Brigham. City, tbp drive Canyon, water sport on blue-hue- d Bear Lake, a smooth route serosa across the mountains to Cach the towering Uinta Mountains or Valley la charming, and Cadh an alternate Highway through a Valley Itself la a rural .delight historic canyon prill attract sight-- 1 If you have time, detour, through towns seen on this Northern Utah Clr- - picturesque cle Tour.--. For much of the route such' as WellsVllle and Hyrum. In youll follow the trail of the route i Logan, visit grounds of the LDS youll follow the trail of the moun- - (Mormon) Temple, .ohl' Stake tain men who flrsf ventured into Tabernacle, and campus of Utah the' Cash Valley and Bear River ( State University;' Than continue country in search of beaver pelts . along V& 89 up winding;, rugged n years before Mormon ly scenic Logan Canyon, where . there are plenty of secluded plc- pioneers arrived. 6 camping" nlc Visit Lo . .v Cave d5?e tn!,C U required) (flaahllqhta gn mle Canyon or 810 md take the short hlke to Juniper mllM rood JaPdlBei Juniper tree. udng CT0 Bu jonllwant Reached from Logan Canyon la to stretch tide trip to a two or Reaver Mountain, a fine winter SO three day affair adding a ports area. mile aide trip to the Bear River You cant miss the Bear Iflka RefUge, or a BO mile Junket to the Oolden Spike site at Promon- Overlook, a spectacular viewpoint tory. There are ecpllent motels right on the highway. Spend time in Logan and Brigham City, at at one of tho Bear Lake resort Ogden, Salt Lake; Randolph or if .at all possible, then drive on meaIntermediate points. Resorts on through green, cattle-dotteBear Lake and Mirror Lake, camp- dows . of Bear River ' Valley to j grounds In the Uintas, In Logan Evanston, Wyoming. to .v) .' proven'ability, employing, only specialists, you the best in Quality Construction. Bullock-MaWoff- er OLYMPIA KITCHENS ,G-- E ItAND FLOORS BUILT-INS- tj two-doae- THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK J of : Coalville, Utah 4 Interest Compounded Semi Annually Save with Safety FRIENDLY SERVICE SINCE 1905 mti. anL J, General Building Contractors Bullock-Mala- n 9-- Rained Out June 10 25-2- 6, Re-Schedu- r.; , Coalville, Utah Phone Coalville d Friday arid Saturday, July W 4 336-26- 91 or 336-269- 2 $750 PRIZE MONEYi Plus Entrance Fees QUEEN CONTEST JULY led BEAUTIFUL QUARTER HORSE TO BE GIVEN' AWAYl : ' P-- m ,i , - Morgan, Utah . Admission $1.50 Per Person INCLUDES CHANCE ON HORSE Children under 12 50c 7 Produced by Young & Young, Oaklcy, ltah Nflv, i . A MCRGiN FAIRGROUNDS i - l No Admission Charge . vU! Sponsored by Morgan Lions Qnb ?- - p. |