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Show Universal Microfilming :1 i'inri-ntf c-l- Uity, Utah. lcii'.J t 1 i tl.H Lynette Willoughby Is Named THURSDAY, JULY NUMBER 14, 19M a VOLUME XXXI Kiddies Take Swimming Lessons 100 Kamas Valley Sets Fiesta Time; To Name Miss Kamas Valley Mtaa Willoughby Miao Anita Judd piss Sunn Judd Mlaa Murphy Mlaa Lynette Willoughby wu crowned Miss Summit County 01 Store; $5 from the Sum1986 with Anita Judd, Sunn Judd Moiby'a mit County Bee; pedal pushers Karen Lee IMurphy and Karen from Summit Mer., and a record a Stephens as attendant from the V A S Store. to a wonderful program SatMusical Prog arm urday evening. The program was enjoyed by all Scholarship Won in attendance and Included vocal The Queen and ner attendants numbers by Vicky Foast, Mias each received a beautiful trophy Summit County of 1965 entitled given by the Summit County Fair Everything1 Coming Up Ros Association with Mlsa Willough- a comical' dance routine by the by, receiving the 6250 scholarship dance group entitled Something a song, "Who to Cloaelque Modeling School and Extra Special; each of tha attendant receiving Will Be Our Summit County a 25 scholarship given by the Queen" by Keith Bailey; a song Fair Association from the receipts by Jackie Noakes "Quarter Turn from the pageant cudlence. Please; "Everybody Can't Be a There were many other special Winner by the popular barber-awards and scholarships as fol- Shop group' from Ogden the Shaw 100 scholarship given t Slaters; and "Goodnight lows: EveryBusan Judd by Black Willow one sangby the entire company. n Mink Stanch; 187.50 scholarship Moore, Leah Geary, Imogen e and Grant Geary; and the to Marjean BroWh by Classl-'dowaqua Modeling School; $50 scholar- - dancers, Connie Maxwell, Jana ship given to Terry Sue Page as Geary, Ella Mae Adkins, Kathy the moat talented for Curtis, Kathy Vernon, Colleen her baton act, given by (he Coal- - Rees, Terry Sue Staley and C0l villa Business and Professional leen McQueen. Club and the Coalville Lions Club. 8peal Scholarships from Excel els Special guerfs who attended the School to Nancy given Beauty dinner at he Kosy and Kay Smith and Annette Judd; 620 scholarship to Barbara chap- - JgV Kickenlooper, pel by Park City Klwsul Park R3r, f8Ladles Athenacum, and Utah City 8l ,dw,ei( Concrete and Lumber; 20 echot! h1 nducf larshlp to LuAnn Grant by the the First National Bank of Coalville modelini 010 and the Kansas State Bank (this ?rllrJu 04 4he U0 0" scholarship was overlooked and not announced at the program;) MrDlck Croel1' officU1 pho each to Nancy $10 scholarship d Connle Kay Smith and Ungman 887 1 sponsored by thc Kama. Uon. ?U York tJr Club and the Summit County Sheriff's Posse. The Judges panel consisted of Letha Kart, wife of Reed Hart of Many Gifts Given Many beautiful gift were also Consumer Marketing Spec-given with each contestant re-- .unn cll-m- Sid-give- , . non-finali- "c?r V! t fr f MnvI and op-Jeweled key chain to each con- - director of programing t KSTV; T. Leone tcetant bom the Fair Association. "1 a mink pin t every contestant (tollege, from Black Willow Ranch, 8 by Sm! 10 photos to the Queen and at-i- d jrJ"0r tendantr from Allis Chalmers 0 . of Mu0lc Weber presented by Allen Nichols; one'10"" Highly commended for their dozen roses to the Queen from work In making thla pagehard Floral manicure Antique Shop; seta to the Queen and attendant ant a success Is Louise Simlster executive director; Anna Parker, from Bonanza Glamour Shop. Dinner for the Queen and at, musical director; Dianne Wilde, tendanta at the Echo Cafe; Kosy organist; NaVee Vernon and CMe, and Spring Chlckan Inn; Tony Geary, dance sequences; tiara to tha Queen and runners--1 Helen Judd, Roma Jenkins and d up from Dairy, and the 'Susan Oldham, programe; Steve following gifte which will be Richlne and David Rees, lighting given to other contestants; brace- and sound technician.; Gen let and ear-rin-g set from Boyden Geary, contetsant chairman. Chairmen; Drug; a pair of keds from Brooks Jean Sargent, t Shoe Shop; starter set Betty Vernon, costumes; Ronnie of China from Bullock's Inc.; 65 Geary and Rodney Brown, stage from Chappell Coal Co.; 10 gaL escorts; Leon Simlster, stage and gas and two pieces of Telfon from ramp; Bonnie Wilde, Betty AnLobs Neal and derson. 8taley, Geary Service; $6 from MU (Polar King; box of nylons from Dana Geary, Lorraine Stephen!, Ofarchant's Cash Store; 65 from Brenda Frazier, VaUean Curtis, Moore, Motor Go.; Mouse from Carol Hobson, Reed Pace, Reed j' WJJtote re-ip- 16-p:e- Fire Control, New Larrabee Dam Discussed by County Commission wildlife. The companies owning these dams wlU obtain storage In the Larabee Dam, which will hold 15,800 acre feet of water and bee Lara fire protection, cussing pam, and the Summit County cost 67,000,000. The County Comare miasloners urging IkpKunt display in the Capitol building. stives in Washington D.C. to ap- Firs Protection Paul Sjoblom of tbe State For- prove construction of this dam estry and Fire Control, and Reed for the benefit .of the people In Warner, County Fire Warden dis- the South of the County. J. Reed Moore presented litercussed fire protection with the d Commissioners. They explained ature on the three-countarea of Utah which is that the Summit Park and Timberline Subdivisions need fire presently being promoted for distor approval protection, and are interested In play In the capltol and it correction. installing pumping equipment It was agreed t raise the Pu- the County will provide a tank on bile was pay to conform one of their present trucks. It Scheduled merit system pay with 1,000 a furnish gallon agreed t tank which fan be removed from scale retroactive to March 1, 1968. Resignation of Kiddte the truck hi tha winter for nee The resignation of Dean Riddle, In sanding and snow pushing. Mr or Trustee Sjoblom was given the authority member of the Board to place the other truck present of Sevice Area No. 8 was acceptwas apRasmussen ly In the county where the need ed, and Craig for more fighting equipment la Pointed to the post. Discussion of roads to Rockport most acute. Dam and Browns Dairy resulted In the to repair the Rodkport Wajne Winigcr, Ralph Rich- agreement as far as Crandall Canyon ards, Mr Gilbert Wallace, and Rex road as tor Greenhlghl of the Weber Ruin and oil the Brown's road Water District aid the Bureau of at Ralph Sargent' garage." 8 x months be .r ic .nucs were n discussed the buildReels awarded to Leo, i D ahum, Au- was Dam. Larr.lx It ing of the Jui I Flinders, mista Thomas, explained that nil private owned Alex Davis. Last year llier&as Weber Canyon nrwrvdrn in the WBrd8d Sberdou Wootateii. vould area Mrorchoure Smith tu wd ever to the Bureau lorlhulm. Willard Dl'lrec, Pirk CGty Servl.re. for fish and COALVILLE Commissioners met Tuesday, July 5, dis- Tha Summit County y mh te0r0 Moun-talnlan- COALVILLE, LTAIi 14017 Elmo Hoyts Hob-No- b KAMAS Plan now to be right among all j Who will be Miss Kama ValMr k Mr Elmo Hoyt had a the action and fun of the up- ley? Thla question will be answer, most unusual and thoroughly decoming Fiesta Days. Saturday ft ed at the Fleer Days Queen Conlightful trip last week, to Miami, Monday July 23 and 25, In Kamas. test, to be held Friday evening Florida. Mrs Hoyt (Irene) was Friday, the night July 22 will ace July 22. The extra special event serving her capacity as NEA Prethe ever popular and beautiful will be held In the High School sident elect, and waa in norida Queen Contest, sponsored by lo- Auditorium, and there will be no Instructors are Lee Ann Max- to attend the National Education cal businessmen. charge for the public, who Is well, Kathleen Ovard. Olen Pace. Association Convention at the Invited to attend. Lee Ann Boyer, and Zeeanna magnificent Fountalnebleau Hotel The next two days will Include Proceeding the Queen Contest, Stoddord, which la located right on the the junior rodeo; will be the UtUe events such princess contest, ocean front. Mrs Hoyt mentioned famous world grap. when all the little girs of tender wrestling by that the hotel waa said to hold tha piers; the annual parade; years will surely enchant the 1,000 rooms, and even then, when youngsters talent contest; races; Judges and audience In their flufthey arrived, they had to wait Demolition derbies, where all can fy outfits. hours until a room waa availtwo happen and usuidly does; the The new Miss Kamas Valley able. Every chair on the boardsunrise breakfast; the barbecue will receive a scholarship, a tro. walk was full. dinner; and ending with one of Mink Boa, donated by Ada phy, funniest and wildest rodeos kins Mink the They were there from June 26, Farm, and will be ell The Fair Parade Committee are ever staged, complete with Wild glble to enter next; years Miss extending an Invitation t every until July 7, and had the strange Cow Milking Utah Pagent with hopes of going one t enter this years parade experience of coming Into direct ' These two fiesta days are filled on to Atlantic City for the Miss which will be held Saturday, July contact with famed Teamster 30 at 10 am. Bom, Jimmy Hoffs. This waa at with more fun than you could America Pagent. the Diplomat Hotel, where Mr The Fiesta Queen Contest wlU find at Disneyland, and the comto ft Mrs Hoyt were attending the are all This entrant! year be Kamas Valley sponsored by mittee is working hard to make National School Public Relations sure that there Is something for businesses, for all girls between the Conference. Mr Hoffa twenty-eighof and t Association ages seventeen everyone, be he one year old or and hla men, whom Mrs Hoyt years of age. nlnety-on- e A detailed list of could only describe as' typical The Queen will be selected on events and times will appear In gangster types, had the entire next week's paper Remember! the following divisions: tlent, i entitled t the Judging for the fourth floor to themselves for the Thats July 23 and 25, for the an- bathing suits, and formala. For further Information, call ' valuable prises which are offered Teamsters Convention and no one nual Kamas Fiesta Days. allowed t stop at number Sharon Robinson or any ; hi each division. , was four on the elevator without of the other on the committee. BusiThere are six divisions: Jo Blassard, and Karen McCorauthorization. Mr Hoffa paased ness, which Includes a business ; mick. them once and Mrs Hoyt said he float, novelty float, or mlnlature U1I abou( 0 ' very nervously energetic in mo- Civtc and Fraternal; Youth (ion. His cronies hovered about Organizations; Miniature; Imper-- 1 him at all times, Show Lotr- - a qualified source told j sons tors; and Religious. Prises win also be given to the beet the Hoyts that when the KAMA- Siters come to Miami, they leave n and best Kfey, all you talented kids, we two million dollar behind. This OAKLEY need you. For our Junior Variety and to tha beat band. Thla Is a wonderful opportunity love of the teamsters is apparent The tremendous little town of Show, Saturday afternoon, July Oakley again proved that good 23. Hill ia In connection with the for your business, organisation, for the menu of the day has a or group to gain recognition special Jimmy Hoffa sandwich", things come In small packages, Flet Days activities. as they staged their annual 4th Anyone who is interested with throughout the county. Young or among many other lavish benefits During their stay at the second or horseback, large or o( July Celebration. ' any type of talent at all, please old, the Diplomat, the Hoyts hotel, la to enter urged contact Bonnie Kay Angell. Her small, everyone The parade In the morning had and make this years parade the took a cruise to the Bahamas number Is some of the prettiest floats to be This year, unlike .last year, the beat ever. There'! also the pos- for a delightful three days The found anywhere. program will be held directly at sibility you may win one of tha boat wu a new little Italian boat, called the Nlli. Mrs Hoyt Here are the winners, as listed the town park arena, on an out- cash prises too. door platform. Thla will enable by the Judging committee. PrettL Weber Mercantile; more people to view the show. est; 1st P1 4-2nd place, Kamas Valley Fiesta Don't be modest new. Call right H Days; 3rd place, Oakley Civic away, and get In on all the fun. exrlaims about (he wonders of the Bahama basket markets, and thc clever taxi driver they bad, who knew every little Interesting place. They lived on the boat three days, and went swimming off Paradise Island, where the waters were warm and crystal clear, with no surf at all. Paradise it was, said Mrs Hoyt; , Other little eldelines they were delighted with, wu the trip through Millionaires Row, where the cigarette, whiskey, and Aiks aeltzar kings all have their homes. Then they took a dap' cruise through the mystical inland waterways, which amased them, with their beauty and likeness of Venice. 1 u Fair Invites Parade Entry 783-489- 4, Oakley Fourth Celebration , Junior Variety Is Planned Great Success Team-horsema- n horse-woma- . ot 783-447- 6, Alumnus Club. Miscellaneous: 1st place, Orr-Ic- e Lewis's covered wagon; 2nd place, Marlon Club; 3rd place, Junior Band Goes to Ute Pins Ready Three Injured, in Car Wreck with HoHa on Fabulous Trip to Miami, Fla. The North Summit Swimming Pool Citizens Committee report approximately 100 children enrolled In swimming classes this summer. They have five classes every hour between 9, am. and 12 noon Mondays and Wednesdays, and report the children are learn- In very quickly. KAMAS KAMAS . TYB TM Miss Summit County Fair of '66 j Timber Dry, Care Needed Isaac Smith, of the Smith Lumber Company reports the forest are very dry this year. Extremely so, more than last year at this time. He and his sons are bring. Ing out about four to five loads a day, or about 25,000 feet per day. The procedure Is a little easier this year, tor last summer they were kept busy pushing and pulling their trucks out f the wet environment. The areas they are cutting from, are at tha head of the Provo River, or what they call Pit and Page. Also, a lot of cuttings are taken from down below Shingle Creek, or what 1 called the Upper Set-tin- g. Lyle Smith la In Mountain-vie- w at the time, bringing out about four loads a day of mips props. The loads equal from 7,000 to KWO linear feet. Mr. Smith has been In the lumber business since 1931, and In 1947, he took hla boys In as partners. They sell, not only to local lumber firms, but to big outfit such as Kenpe. coft, and to US Steel for tjtelr three coal.mine. . They do caution everyone tQ b more than careful when In . our beautiful wooded areas. Be safe and sura. While Mr Smith admit rhe dry conditions are easier for cutting timber, he says they are always a litrle wary and scared, lest a spark ahould flare, Let's keep Mr 8mtth and an of our n'.her lumber men in business. Help take care of our forest. . . Members of the North Summit qualify for the Band accompanied by Junior Alumni pin? Each year four persome members of the senior band WA, sona in each county may be choswill perform In the Ute Stampede Alumni Award en for the Most original; 1st place, Sewj Parade In Nephl Friday July 15. COALVILLE given by the OUn Mathieeon ft Sew Club; 2nd place, Curiosity ! The bus will leave North Summit Wood of Oakland, Chemical Corporation. Four of School Edward Comer; 3rd place, Valleyettea. Of 12 noon and return California la listed in serious con. these will be chosen for statewide 7 pm. .1 around The moat humorous; Frazier j dition in a Salt Lake hospital recognition and a handsome copThla is the first f the ached' Brothers Ms and Pa Kettle, for from Injuries received when the per plaque. uled performances for the band Book Out 1st place; 2nd place, the High car in which he wu a of will be these Eight given the passenger their summer program The Fair books, containing a Uinta Wranglers Bucking Hone; went through the railing of tha honor of the National Alumni during and the student are eagerly complete P040 P1 Mr- program, rules, and preChalk Creek Bridge in Coalville Key, and will be the guest of forward t thie opportun- mium lists are now available at Olln officials for a week in Chica-ag- o looking Beet Mounted, Wendell Wilde; early Friday morning. after their many weeks of the Oounty Agents office In. the Con. ity and Delora Young. Boys division; during the National Mary Lou Eklunda and Edwin practicing. Court House. These Invaluable Timmy Wools tenhulme and Lulls J Oault were recently released j Kress, when they will be Intro-froOther tentative marches .sched- books give exhibitors, leaders,' and the Summit County Hoeplf duced at the annual alumni ban- uled Include Schofield. Girls division; the chilThursday July 21 ft everyone attendlng.'-al- l the Infordren of Gerald and Sandra At al where they were treated forjquet. Who Is eligible? Anyone with Monday July 25, t Lagoon and mation they need tor this years klnson, and the children of Shel- ihelr Injuries. 30 at the Summit Co. Fair. fair. July Mr Gault drve of the car apdon Wilde. background, no matter if rein another state, who has But children costumes, 1st parently went to sleep, and the siding place. Indian Tyrle Wilde, and car hit the railing going over and attained success In their chosen Brad Wilde u the boy In the landing on lt'a wheels In the careers, and who his adhered to tradition. cart, for 2nd place. 3rd place fell creek, stated Patrolman Don Fac- the to Lone Ranger and Ton to, Tim- er who Investigated the accident. If you are eligible, or know anyone who is, contact County my and Clay Glnes. The judges who had the hard Agent J. Reed Moore. These awards are being given Job of selecting winner 4-among H PEO-A! each . whuffo you jump out of plane F era all of the unusual and elaborate year to former h "atlVe ,0n' 'Whuffo thi0, Whuffo that, Va?,ey j throughout the nation. Lets bring h were Beverly Bishop, entries y tUr"0d 0Ut 40 You k flrsfMmor Jumper if he honor our own outstanding Gaye Waldb tiling, and Marilyn w 4,1 ,n th clouds; has butterflies, and ha h0 citizens here in Summit County answers, Bowen, all of Salt Lake City. ave ad their sucoem When A number of Summit County wl Xomwe Immediately after the parade, 'fluenced by f 40 JUmPl the guy a program was held In the ward membership. for dut7 happily reported some time ago, as he waa to make . . . says Whome? even though he's hou- at Camp Ledgefork (Smith Moore his 600th Jump into the middle the only guy In the plane, ho not0d use) ,Dr' Wednesday morning, of a cake, has been promoted N?on. Oothers t say, you might get July 13. You have been drafted Meet Director tor the Jump com. 'me to I'll have a piece but Jump, tha Daniels into the Evocation, Is the theme Army petition at the Vasa Swedish of that plane In each hand. or, OAKLEY played two numbers, Stars and of thla years camp, and all akits Keith Woolatenhulme was Mar- Midsummer Feslval. even more common: I don't care Stripes, and a medley of service and program are to follow this More than 100 sky divers from how high I go, Just as shal a on for the of Day 4fh long as hymns. Lewis Merchant sang theme. aU ection4 ot the Western Unif I've got one foot on the groilid. God Bless America and "My The camp la to be weU chaper- July In Oakley. Former Marshal j Cossey says his wife, who went Georg i, resigned earlier i 0(1 Sttes and Canada will com- -' Own America"; Kay Wools ten oned, protected by the Summit " some undisclosed difficult pete In the Seattle Sky Pilot's up for her first Jump but coihdt i over hulme and Brent Wilde gave an county SherifT department, and alxh annual parachute meet at lct go, now la his 'chief Mr Wootat0nhulm0 d parachute organ and guitar duet of "When Just in case of any unfoneen the , Issaquarh Skyport. They packer. While Im The Saints Come Marching In. cldents, Dr. John KumagaJ of tumping lshe Jumped from 10 until dark, mak- - .l packing, said CoMiixplin. and tha John F, Kennedy March. Kamas will attend. s other and niain pending, applies- Ing more than 600 Jumps. They Ing, Anybody can park-ltHPresident Ralph Richards gave Prim haniiirmft bn,.. ttona beln thO. Pt04 'a through ! mpeted tor more than $400 dol- - chute, but only the licensed para-ht- a ing or Just having good lore In prises and had exhibitions chUte 4h0 Toym rigger la permitted to Thetarbecue dinner held after is the high .pot of the . in gllder-lyp- e KS chute ;the w emergency uccc- - tor the youngsters, th and their who Is a Boeing analogue ' must he worn on all Earl, Jumps. fhe ladies, Alice leaders. computer, was .written up in a I Theres Just one more question Clubs Woolatenhulme, Ruth long article In the Seattle Times, the reporter asked. Yes? fod ttonden, Margaren Jones, GenKAMAS these are few of the quotes Earl. Whuffo yuu Jump e ,nd out' of ootonhulme, The Kamas Valley Riding Club from this very clever article . airplane? Zam! Bami Powle' d phyJ It M"ed between Anyone Interested In entering "Earl Is a veteran of more than must have been Batrain who dob. people. Bert Johnson the annual Farm Bureau Talent 600 Jumps a:.d i:s a r In. bred me with a had 4he honors of cooking all tha Find which will be held uppercut, during! fun aeries of competitions, in structior at Issaquar Skyport. r. mm, wearing a hew Canopy. ' Summit the County Fair are urg- - the Kama Area. Included was Cossey estimates thpft tre 30'i p;iruchutcl" Epd Quotes. over the ed to contact Carlila People came 4tom Barr-l Cloverleaf in the in the Pj,Tet Knight ric.'ng, pole Earl, as you will remember;' fSte t Participate in the Junior Kama; Inez Fransrn, Oakley; bending,' key hole racing, potato area, llo readily .idmlti that the son of frank and fehea (WU-man-iay Rodeo that afternoon, and Billy Marlene Schuman, o'l--- , Peoa; William rac,1, water race, calf ooing and ia. wife, Uams) Cossey, and of Karris local boy stole the barrel M. Judd, Coalville, or Owen they -, Ro - tho Pony Express saddle race, ka Chry but Jump Celltli,eil with their son. .racing contest with a fast tlminy berja,- in Hcnetor for mors lnfnr-will 14, sec when t mo .Thiunday, r"'-' to the tho Urandparen; are Mi' ft Mrs July .jce 1 "cordt. . (nation and application blanks. Kamon Valley Riders In Cnlvllls : 'Uicy can't le go." nard Peoa. and Mr ft ridco that evening held TW- - lr. an ! S. ' i i':cr rjnwy obficrvtlons Mrs opportunity for the a here (he Coalville Riding Club , Cossey spellbound with the . ulL nr the county to ; .;il tid miss perfwm mov,ng ..dth tha rest of her tom- - a e "! .men and spertatore st that small cake, aud of tho skfl if r.i compete, for jI recognition cf vHI hwt a cur'V scries of skyl . i Wf nr idled 'whuf- - i,, )) i.. by far tht- doicsr of , theiP cowboy. trienU. fos' m :'v they luvatably ask , return match. to itl Do you 4--K 4-- Fair 4-- 4-- m 4-- H Earl Cossey Is Named Director 4-- of Swedish Chute Jumping Meet of County Now in Camp 4-- 1? p SJaSS 4-- H Tr -- Marshal for Day 4-- H ' ao1' e . i: J ' 1 sail-plane- ,. hard-workin- g Riding Meet Seeking Talent sky-dive- t,-- ; sky-dfvc- f - 1 -ve Ber-ai.-)'- !.. Jars , |