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Show New Principal 4 New Teachers BEE Report for Work as North Opens North Summit School THUK8DAY, SEPT. 2, 1M5 la .ready VOLUME XXXI NUMBER IS COALVILLE, UTAH MOD to awing open lta doora Monday, August 80, with reglat ration of atudenta for the beginning of ano- New City Ordinance Will Provide ther term. There baa been some remodeling In the High School thla Bummer, with the addition of a Principals office. Mr. Bendixson will aerve as principal of both the high achool and Elementary School. Thla post haa been filled In the high achool in the paat by Mr. Chlpman. There are four new teachera thla year In the achool ayatem: Re Nae Lofthouae, Home Ec Driggs Idaho. Mlaa Lofthouae la a graduate of Teton High School In Idaho, and alao haa attended college at Rexburg. She la a grad, uate of BYU, and waa a atudcnt teacher at Highland High School Mat year. Mualc Thomu David Hop Una, of El Cerrito, California. Mr Hopkins la a graduate of El Cerrito High School, and Brigham Young Unlveraity, where he received hla B. S. Degree In Must-cEducation. He haa had three yean teaching experience. Junior High Science and Math, amities Grant N, Rlchlna, aon of Norman R. Rlchlna of.Henefer, He la a graduate of North Summit High School and BYU. He haa taught two yean in Granite High School In Sett Lake. Margaret 0. Sargent, who will teach fourth grade. Mrs Sargent haa been teaching part time, and aa a aubatitute In the North Summit Schoola in the peat, and received her teaching certificate thla, aummer from Weber college. Returning teachera are aa Coalville With Deserved Beauty The Coalville City Council held COALVILLE a special meeting Monday, Auguat With the passing of the city for weed abatement, 33, for the purpose of paasing an rrdinance j ordinance providing for weed the city officials of Coalville now 'abatement,' and compulsory have the legal right to clean up' clean-uof garbage, fire hazards, jsny unsightly and hazardous lot within the city. This I feel will and other public nuisances. A provision was made for the provide the legal means for much of an inspector, i Improvement In the beauty of the appointment whose duties will Include Issuing fclty, by allowing them to clean a warning to property owners to! up property belonging to those clean up the unsightly lota. If, People who are no longer ( the warning, the property denta. Nature haa seen fit to provide la not cleaned up, and the nuls-- f ancea removed, the city will clean tore In Summit Cdunty, one of a for it up, and Mil. the property owner the most beautiful town a have aeen that will bill I be turned anywhere Any unpaid OnsWeed coverd lot, or one deover to the County Treasurer, land included cm next yean tax caying building can ruin the looks bill. Thla action was made pos- of a whole block many such eyesible by a law paswd by the 1988 sores can ruin the looks of the j legislature, and la necessary for whole city. This time of year, tto weeds the removal of Are hazards, rodent and peat control, and the are high, everything la turning brown and going to seed, and beautifying of the city. The City Council alao. made frankly, we people are getting Just provisions for oiling and resurfac- a little tired of mowing, cutting, ing on 10 blocks of city streets, pulling, and raking, but lets keep these streets being BO feet wide It up just e llttla Mt longer, and keep our towns hare In Summit and a depth of 4 Inches. ala credit to the beauty were business licensee County City i ! p ! rest-afte- r RENAE LOFTHOUSE back-drop- , al around us. so Issued. Vicky Lynn Foust To Compete in Utah State Fair Ita a flattery time of preparation for Miss Vicky Lynn Foust, Summit County Fair Queen, who will be representing Summit County in the Miss Utah State Fair contest beginning Sept 14. She is pictured hero with Mary Bee her attendants, every one a talented Queen, chosen at the County Fair by competent judges. From left: Sondra Smith, Norma Knight, Becky Rees, Queen Vicky Foost, Sharon Siddoway, Cathy Smith.. ' Lynn Foust Summit Fair County Queen, daughter of a 9,i Mr and Mn Homer V. Foust, la Good anxiously awaiting an exciting and event filled three days at the I Utah State Fair where she will be representing Summit County To The Annual meeting of the in the Mlaa Utah State Fair con- High School, R. S. Chlpman, Plan being made for a Summit County Water Users has test, which will be held Septem- MARION Superintendent; Grant D. Bendlx-aopersonal tour of Summit County ' for Wednesday, Sept, ber 14, 15, and 16. been called I Tom Cossey, who is recuperatPrincipal ; Bertha E. Anuder. Oovemor Calvin Rampton for Some of the activities planned 8, at the Courthouse In Coil- Bond, 1 ing from a serious Illness, and vllle at 8 ion, Buaineaa; Arthur for the cansteatanta Include a September 10. p.m. ' hla wife ware awakened early Counaelor; Ted H. Chldeeter, Studies. at-of J. Hbre l tto 1N5 Football Parley Brown, president complete day at tto fair, and Tentative plans a meet- CoWch and P. E.; C. B. Copley, Elementary School: Principal, I Monday morning by strange nois- the Association will be In for thla region: charge, tendance at the Ice Capades. Also with es outside Math and Science; E L. Hanaen, Grant D. Bendixsen; Sixth, Mar- snd a featured speaker haa been on the afternoon of Sept, 15 they era at the Court Hbuse at a.m- - : 'Librarian; Reid G. Hanaen, Eng-Ua- tyn W. Johnson; and Joseph They peered out, and will consist will be honored at a tea given by 2 until 4 are open houn Ernest G. Jacklln, Coach Beard: Fifth, Oereld H. Taylqr aatonlahed to see a: multitude of chosen. The session L. of reports from the various dls-- Mrs Calvin L. Rampton at the Du Summlt Nort for any tatereBtad groups or In- and Edwin L. Judd; Fourth, and P. E.: Barbara Ann G. men, young and older, putting tto tricts and representatives of the Governors Mansion, divlduals who have any problems Olrla P, E); Rulon V. dell R. Evans, and Margaret C. I finishing touches on his hay. ; I users The festivities will come to a to dlicUii water of the County. Wawtch. I: OMm Mat-letha Governor Ap- seems Sorgent; ThW, Murey N. Boyer J It llttla that Judd, Induatrlal Arta; M, A. gremlins, Morjnat close h'-thla At tto annual the with i meeting Thursday evening uMif h,. to who most the time go by the Voc. Ag. and Science; Glenn and Beth B Rlchlna; Second, Eel-- 1 election will take place. Two dl- - pageant held at 947. West 1st utM 8 Orantevllla, names of Dais A. Olson, Junior High Engllah, en B. Thirlot, and Kathryn B' guyons grouR Peterson, and from each district an to North In the Riverside Stake Cen- - tereated must contact the drama and art; Maurlne C. Spr-- Matley; First, Jana O. Jansen ( County .. Gangs Simpson, got a crew to-- be and Other represent ter Just off the fairgrounds at 7 commissions BUUUUt North 86' chosen, . Octooeri: this week, at 5 a.m. and with bo iggs, Junior High English and land Lorene- B Boyer: Klndergar-Jgether I : contest The . j will Include stives or directors are also to be p.m. South Summit Grantavflla horsing around cut, faked, and I Also Included In the Governor's Morgan, Dugway at Park City, baled all Mr Cosseyt hay In two selected to represent the county bathing suit and formal dress as on various county, district, or , well aa a three minute talent plans an a reception in tto Can- - j Wasatch Bye, quick hours. But that wasnt all. state committees." : October 15: Morgan at North Before Mr - or Mrs routtna,' Wrings srtfjime W gu 'veutiuirrumn'Xt Treasure Moon-- Cossey could All members of Summit Count? down to the' contest and support tain Inn In Park City from 6 to j Summit. Wasatch at GrantsvUle, even go out and thank them, they are to attend. This meeting Vicky. For those who are unable 7:30 p.m. County Chairmen, South Summit at Dugway, Park had hopped in their cars, and bar- Is urged held always prior to the State to attend, the Anal contest .will Maurice Boyden and ttma Free- - ( City Bye. reled away. October 23: Dugway at Morgan, This was a fine ' thing to do Water Users meeting, which will be televised. Watch the newspa- - cott extend the Governor's lnvl- - ; North Summit at Wasatch. Park and a credit to the Marion Friest- - be held ru5daL September 31,- pen for time and channel. tatlon to all of hla friends to j m- Local contest chairman Louise come and visit with him there. to Conference City at Bona Summit, Gnat hood. It shows once again how at 10 villa Byw. . wonderful human can be Room of the new Admlnstratlon Slmister wishes to thank our . . ' BulldIn October 27: the tot capital, Salt lovely queen, her attendants, and Wasatch at Dug. to In each of time other need. You way, Grsntsvllle at North SumLake.1 all ths other contestants who par-- 1 , i I Tto . officers of ths Summit tlclpated In the local contest. All Please dont kill. Injure, or mit, Morgan at Park City,' South piTRi.ir! THANK YOU The North Summit Band Pro- malm yourself on the streets or Summit Bye. We would like to all the County water users are: J. Parley reports that have come back have ; November 5: South Summit at men from the Marion Ward who Brown, president; Reed Moore, told how pleased the people have ; gram, under the direction of Tho- highways this weekend. ' mas 'David Hopklna, has planned Mormn, Dugway at GrantsvUle, oo gallantly putup our hay. It is secretary; Reed Pace, treasurer, been with the talented contest- I know you've heard and will North Summit Bye. . aeveral concerts average one per , Directors, Leo Fawcett, Heber ante. j very reassuring to suddenly reaL We're very proud of you Vicky,' month for thla years school hear every kind of plea to drive Richrds, Glenn how manyViillng frienda we s,rent- In safely, cautiously, with courtesy term., each one olbbons, Walden Lambert, Willis and send our best wishes with you i have. We want to and care. of you personally, and irlie that Bltner, Ralph Wallen, David Mr Hopklna reports they plan we will be able to repay rtscher, and director at large, to use the beginner band, main Highway Construction totals Those messages are directed at Archie Pace. Classes mar. 135 million In four Northern Utah wheel behind kindness. the the general music, your band, chorus, you person Sincerely, Mr k Mrs Total Cossey. Our policemen and highway counties. ; chjng band, and possibly one Four Counties Davis, Morgan, patrol cant keep you out of an OAKLEY KAMAS Several Inter coordination ' acti- accident Only you can do that, Summit and Weber are recelv- For those unfortunate souls who Winners of the demonetrs- A knitting class will be starting log the economic boon provided vities between Kamas and Park Qur traffic laws; highways, and werent able to watch the gals tlon contests held Wednesday, on September 30. LsReta Van by tto Utah Stats on Highway fl City have been planned, along signs cant make your car stay MIA play ball last week in Oakley, ! Aug, 35, were as follows: i Tassle and Ardent Anderson will In Its construction with a Christmas program, Musi- the road. Only you can do that. tore la a pro-pertinent of events. The Mrs Grant Bendixson spent Food Preparation Kristina It. Last year these gram currently under contract. conducting waa tournament cal, and Mualc Festival. held out life starting four days this past week at tha Willoughby and Kathryn Pace Dont spill your cheapgirls had two very successful das- - j A total of 835 million Is now un. There la a great need for ly for an extra ten minutes of Monday August S3, and finished Mathers Chautauqua at ths MIA Demonstrations where many women learned der contract for H.7 miles of and parents Interested vacation. Don't throw your Ilfs off Thursday night, the 27th, home In Provo Canyon. She en- Blonqulat, Marking Margaret Pattern, fine art of making ones own j Btructurel and the were and There six participating should contact the school . away because of bad manners on joyed a real vacation, with enter-- ) Margaret -ftsoftball teams; Kamas, Oakley, m leave a message for Mr Hopkins the road. -iiii, talnment, a hobby show, beauti-- ) Kristine Willoughby, Dont 8 trike Francis, Park City, Tha Lucky ful scenery and services of cooks' that to return their call; or aee him Match, and Susanne MUUn- Ardens at'tKS T1?,la,pr'!iIdea We'll do everything possible to Strikes of Heber, and one other after school, iMhi your weekend a safe one. Heber Team. an annual camp provided by tho lie Speaking contest was also won information as to where ths clas- Band win be held from 11:30 have every ayallable highWell Kamas edged out Oakley this to 13:20 at achool, with 5th, 6th, patrolman out on the road time for first place with a which own the MIA camp there, and 7th graders. Parental ap- way lessons Is only five dollars, well Maping materla remind to you, caution you, of score. The Lucky Strikes, who etc and Is open to anyone who wants proval and arrangement with Mr stop you If necessary Just to . . worth the money, and the effort took Heber in first the Toumle before to attend. j they save ?Uth Hopklna la necessary spent. Dont put off .calling, tor your life. Still, It's up to Just two weeks a go, kinds "lucked n 40 Street In Qgden whlcti Deadllne totavelnitr. can b It provides a wonderful opporwill only be ' duo this talented the drlver., youVe out this time. They finished up wu P!aced under contract In Oct, umenta and to start will be Sept- - j for those who attend to r'siAmsr WiAMPTON. able to take members up until with Consolation Prise and were tunity I 1963, is scheduled for completion relax and forget all their cares ember 7, September 10, awarded a new ball. Kamas and for a few in late 1965 or early 1968. This were There 67 from in days. rented be can Instruments were awarded a beautiful attendance Oakley 12.3 mile section of highway has this year, with two, the achool at a nominal fee, but each. trophy totaled nearly $13 million; landGet-Togeth- er from one who from and la limited. Any the supply for the week were, Tifahft California, Umpire's and signing contracts are scaping have Instruments now should bless their courageous hearts; still to be let. The project underto Coalville Stake The Primary Mike Horton, Paul Folks way on thla section Is for paving. bring them to Mr Hopklna Horton, "Perk" have them evaluated for use) Preparation meeting will be told Horton, Ivan Parks, Darwin . . . Oops Due to the Intense local traffic '8 I KAMAS especially If need for repairs Is In Thursday, September 2, at p.m. Tom and Cot and Pardon la expected on this roadway Thla Whoops Page, that All teachers and officers are ask- - Crittenden. Mary Sweeney played hostess to and the question. mentioned that reporter maintenance coats recently a fun.lovlng group of cousins and that havehigh Aria Woolsenhulme should be Bethel and Jay Harris were enTentative plans are being form ed to attend, as Instructions that been projected, this been have will Tree be Jana Mrs "orohertra'ln prepared lost sisters week. given ed'tolomi an the j given much credit for the fine joying their visiting grandchll. roadway will have a surface of toe general board, of Bountiful; Amanda Roberta of concrete work she did In getting this event (Iren, and thought they were the communities, and string people i by paving Instead of the Salt Lake; Irene Carlsen - and oclock band' Primary start tto second week started and following through cutest in the whole world. Wen, are needed. An bituminous surface. regular In September, snd days and time with It. The Marcella Street of Park City; will be held later for students who girls playing must unbeknown to me, they have W, Earl Mlckelson, District Enas are wards In of Neilion instru-mentthe respective not only play, but spend a lot of three other beautiful, darling, Kent, Washington gineer, who has Jurisdiction oveq could not arrange to take Coalvill- e- Thursday, time practlcihg" to follows: Crysta Levitt of Neola, Utah; and the highway construction and music In the school batt adorable, talented grandchildren kropthe 9 at 3:45 p.m. three Kamaaltea, Ethel Van Tat- maintenance in these four counlng average sharp. A good com- living right here In Oakley. They Mr Hopkins states he would September Ward Snd Coalville Tuesday, Georgana Jones snd Lila Col- ties, tle, petition with alx fine teams, are Brent, Clint, and Richard, like to make the best band in the states, "The northern Utah 7 3:45 at p.m. Good hitting girls. ton, really had a lot of talking to area Is already feeling the impact and belong to Gary and Roma state hop on the band wagon, September Henefer to do as they discussed children, of the Interstate I Tuesday, September Anderson. Say Bethel do you and enroll your child In the band 7 System on It REX SMITH 4 p.m, old times, the high price of living at reSummit High North more This have around? any program at economy. and etc. The ladles had a tasty Wanahlp Tuesday, September The citizens in northern Utah porter would hate to goof a third School. 7 at 4 p.m. To lunch and took advantage of re- can look forward to Increased I time. GOES TO Thursday, September laxing a bit. Something these busy tourist revenue, as well as new Upton will A be Testimonial Farewell the! to. 9 at 4 p.m. Janlel Brown will be at beeg get and busineaa that fast, held In the Wanship Ward Chap- Utah State Fair for the weeks of Alton Nellson has been the Industry convenient and safe Interstate el 7:30 at 5, 10 and to Sept. 20. Sunday, September Crysta, The Coalville Stake Mutual Sept. gucst of Lila Colton, KAMAS p.m. In honor of Elder Rex J, who Is here with husband. George transportation propagates." Mr Please, either call your news leadership meeting will be SeptAttention Young People Mlckelson also stated that the Don't tnlM opening night of ember 9 and all officers and tea- In early, or contact Virginia Em- ployed by Grand Central Stores Smith, son of Mr and Mn Ocorge js staying with their son Dale y . was to for of Salt Lake and Ogden has pur-- 1 A. Smith, prior to his departure Levitl. The Levitt's n Mutual Sept 7. There will be spec chers ars asked to attend. Plans bry. Shs will be plnch-hlttinvantages or tnu new sec- for tho East Central States Mis- - star mb til the A. s. 18. Heres from local locker rhased the Janlel while will be for Is of made new die Her another plant tto start out year to gone. lul activities of tlon Interstate highway beMl you jrac is visitors number Is 9 Please dont Mr Guenter Ostmeler, and will alon at 1325 Eastern .nnrk vVa. h, cause It will relieve congestion on year with a bang. Invite all that ember and all officers and ' -l v a.nie stay lind i pleasant hesitate to call with any bit of feature all types of meat, frozen Louisville, Kentur activity, havent been participating; to local roads as well as provide ra F! ase come Ha will enter tha Mfaeica ilorw )ur HWlc valU-Mutual opening socials will be j news, for without your help, we foods, dairy products, custom romo and share in the fun and pid routes for commuter truffle. I In Salt Lake Monouy, Vnt meat cutting, and locker service. have nothing. o'n soon. told In the Wards Sept 7. tho learning. uii Vicky a uj Toms 65 SCHEDULE Water Users Meet Sept 8 FRIENDS fol-low- FOR REGION Rampton Plans Summit Tour Rescue n. IS COMPLETE J y, 1 - . S North Summit Our Governor Is Planning - RAMPTON Band Concerts Implores , New Highways Bring Costs . to $35 Million ! Kamas Winner Softball Meet . -- run-dow- Knitting Mrs. Bendixson at New Camp n Being Scheduled Winners Named Im srss-ss- LdustiSnlihVn, 25-3- 4 Big ! Wool-stenhulm- e, for Sweeney Sorry Af-to- n al JANIEL BROWN FAIR i East Central Mutual Opens d . a g al 783-430- 7. ' tw |