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Show From Old Files Spike Centennial Was Five Years Ago GLEN Short-Change-d Says The Golden Spike centennial observance hie Had a wonderful trip to Iowa. The people are worried about mokture, and Just across the state line, Illlnok haa had a lot of storm. And die culprit i the 1967 Utah been legblnturs which appropriated a token 110,000 to tags the historic commemoration in 1969. Frankly, it's been difficult for us to believe that so the law maldng body could be so die and historical of significance unappreciative economic importance of. the centennial. short-dunge- d, The draft horse auction wu Never pass a day without stated last week the Depart, lea ruins somethlns, I always men? of Justice haa the Identity quite a thing. The auctioneer ay. And today was no excep- of 5,000 members of tho Coh took hk seat behind the microNostra . . . tion. Waitll you hear: phone and never left for 14 le If ae ha eta ted-th- ere THE CENTENNIAL commission, requested hours then turned It over to Grey end gray are different. high-levama to be known Two separate eolora. Yep. hk and outlined partner who continued until an for 9969,000 exposition, plans algamation" betwoen this viciI always supposed that grey 3 a.m. next morning. Continuous various and exhibits of two ous erlmo syndicate and sponsorship sport traveling was the British spelling of the ale for 17 hours. powerful trade nnlene . . , same word. You know, like log events among other activities. High team that X saw sold, as Chief Justice If Earl Administration alone was estimated to cost Jewellry. But Clark Wright, the 11,980. Many arid for brought Warren stated to the same Naold maestro of colors and shades 5800. each. $197,710. on Crime ConConference tional iJadvUe that grey la one color Harness wag available at any An observer on capitol hill confided to us diet trol corruption In government and gray ie another. price, you might want to pay orend bueineu k perpetuating Seems very nice to have Clark plans were not definite enough; that the approprialow aa RSjOO per team act to controlled crime the ganised by ' back teaching art at Morgan tions committee was not sufficiently impressed by the same money end the same under 51.700 for a set for four head. High. centennial sales pitch. A pile of new hame world power of Prohibition straps breast for and poll straps, anl . . room was there to , question plans Certainly Whatever you do, don't miss Days Then I cannot help but feel other odds and ends brought the exposition which hinged on the completion and the floor show at the CEst Bon In sitting here testifying that $137. It wu estimated that In Park City. The girl show Is availability of Salt Lake Gtys controversial Salt on this rather minor crime conwholesale it was worth 5400. better than Lai Vegas. Palace. Granted, there was a lack of definitiveness trol legislation I, thk distinMy Lady Fair eaye this girl guished subcommittee, and the A show wagon brought 51000 among other proposed activities. haa a tiny mole on her stowhole Congreu have been put and earta, buggies, hand plows mach. didnt notice I It YET WITHOUT any plans or preparations on in the ridiculous position of nd miscellaneous equipment of She Is, to any the least a which to base a case, the Golden Spike centennial watting at guts while eleph- all kinds wen available. An old great deal of female. All of her. ants ravage the cotintryiide." is worth a substantially greater, financial considers- time horse power threshing mae chine in running condition wu In view of the chaotic state of It wee Inevitable set up reedy to go end add for things Just about everywhere. . . Probably . they couldn't go on forever. By contrast, some 91.3 million was appropriated 51200. enthused with Im comment of for the state centennial in 1947 (when a dollar was our Congressman, Laurence Bur- But my two favorite TV shows Tho Mennoaltee were there in will bo wiped out next yesr. 100th a to claim state can lay worth a dollar.) Every ton, who k a little disturbed full force, dean shaven to their Combat and The Fugitive with Easterners because they beards flowing below. All drees birthday as a member of die Union. are to be scratched. Why? haven't anything to shoot but In the lame type clothes, black because cenone Probably every BUT ONLY UTAH has die Golden Spike hate people and nowhere to shoot and denim Jumpers. They likes them well. These tennial with its international appeal and obvious were buying selling and trading. except In houses. They would hove ere actually the only i&ks legislation to control Hie One of them had hk display visitor drawing power. Already, die Utah Travel two on the idiot box which I of firearma. of harness and horse cdlan look forward to each week. council is planning to key its 1969 campaign on the On the subject, Congressman there. He k one of tho out' Burton quotes ' Representative "spOce" theme. Tell what do. lets you Lets tending harness makers In the and location Bob Casey And why not? The old right-of-wa-y in his teson strike. Whatever were do- Nation, Hk big show collars sell go timony before the Judiciary for 5300. each and a fancy elx-u- p where the nations first transcontinental railroad ing, lete quit until somebody Committee recently: harness for 55000. average. historic was completed have been declared a national "l am nere today because X else cornea through with somebetter. And on lets atari site: hare with you a deep conccfW thing On Saturday they were ex over our national disgrace an television. How long has It been historian and ranger 100 saddle hones, and A SUPERINTENDENT, a since pectlng Or read book? you good ever Increasing crime rate. But have been assign! to the site by the Ui. Perk serI say to you with all due respect: took a long walk? Or visited a it looked like they were there. I wanted to visit a little with If as a ranking official cemetery? Mac. vice which envisions construction of a visitor center Ken Durrant, son of Dak Dur-ra- nt and restoration of vintage locomotives and other of Morgan who is serving C. a mission a few mike away, so historical features in time for the May 10, 1969 comPEOA NOTES left early to lay over at Watermemoration. Arlo Maxweu at and loo. He wu at the bus deMarilyn enthusiasm Local supporters have proved their Willard C. Clark, 75, 819 S. pot with hk district familv were' here from Lai supervisor and over the years by perservering in good weather Vegag and spent a week at the 7th West; Salt Lake City, died and w had a coupk of hours home of Dale and Alverda Mkr-- March 29. bad with the traditional Golden Spike pageant vklt, went to lunch and uw the Born Aug. 25, 1883, Coalville, tremendous John Deere chant. They had a very enjoySenator Frank E. Moss has introduced a pro-posplant at able vklt with their famUlee ft a eon of Joseph and Rebecca the edge of town. Ken la doing centemiial Golden national a create Spike to friends. Friday night before Savage Clark. Married Helen a Anejob, he had traded partcommission and all members of Utahs congressional thry 'eft, all the family, Dale ft Olsen, Feb. 5, 1919, Salt Lake ner! with the supervisor for the Alverda. Frank and Lok i Hell-eo- n, City. afternoon ao no appointment tUiyilmi have requested a commemorative stamp. Mr Clark wu a Veteran were canceled or mined. ft Dele Kennkon and Fay It wu a HAS been THERE ground OBVIOUSLY, Orace Nellaon, Laura ft Veil of World War L Employe, Lun-dl- n their stake conference the next swell of interest except in the Utah legislature and May Ft undry, 25 yean. Scott end Barbara Prescott ft lay. Survivors: Widow, eons, Don. ft went Arlo where financial prudence has diluted good judgeMaxwell Marilyn ald Ch Bountiful; Lsuiry L, to tbe Silt Lake Temple. ment Charlotte, NO.; 10 grandchilArlo dinner and had Marilyn The alternative now appears dear: Box Elder 7 KAMAS one evening with Frank ft Lola dren," county, its cities and towns, chambers of commerce, later, brother, George FredeMr and Mn Mark Sea tea were and family, and another evening service dubs and other organizations must take die with Fay ft Dale Kennleon both rick. Mra Clara Brown, both very happy lest week to have Salt Lake City. National :';;.': W.' Golden their son Akn home from Vietall with SpOce initiative. After f.V: nam. "'Reira one of broke Akn has been there for e Schumann matt the have Historic site in our own backyard,TWe with 8' months In Saigon at school last week hk year, fingers and exploitation. to gain from its development ball. s ckrk in an office. working playing Now is die time to begin planning. A limited The last 6 months he wu in Tweve couples of the Feoa Cam-Ra- n Bay driving a truck. Young Marrleds had a party exposition, parades, exhibits, queen contest, tours, he should ice ft clivus cake Mr Alan will soon be going to at and week home of and etc. 1a.t the cream, festivals, yesteryear day promotions, Mrs Nell Mortenson, They had a real live clown fried little Fort Bennlng, Oeorgia where he considered. some Persian friends come from Jana Lee Calderwood on her win be stationed until October, With travel council promotion stimulating nawhen he will have hk service Salt Lake to cook some foreign fourth birthday Saturday. tionwide interest, Box Elder county can become the Her little gueeta who enjoyed completed. dlehca for the group. The food wee real good and very interthe games and . refreshments tourist capitol of Utah in 1969. Oeorge and Barbara Simpson were: Todd Judd, Bart Thlriot, now were elides After eating, esting. are living In -Box Elder News. Kurt Johnston,. Kevin Richlns, the proud parentsWashington shown. of an adopted Ken Welker 8 year old eon of Ricky and Christy O'Brien, baby boy born March 14, 1967. Mr ft Mrs Van Walker had a Maryann Dawson, Kim Staples, Hk name will be Aron Edwaid Brown Cow very special birthday. Ken took David Bralthwalte, Angela CurSimpson. He weighed 7 lbs. 14 Record some or his friends 4b the Chuclg tis, Lisa Richids, Oene BlCn-qulo. At home he hu a brother Julie and Michael Bratt'eooro, Vt. Donphiioro Wagon for a traditional AmeriBret and a ekter Lori Ve to De Kol Leu 5201720, a ld can treat, a Hamburger, then to him. Registered Holstein thn show, Follow Me Boys." cow owned by Donald P. Brown, Coelyllle, haa produced a noteRockwell: Own worthy record of 7,040 lbs, of milk and 559 lbs. of butterfat In Mm ef Cei, Son of Tkunin Clyde L. Ritchie of Heber City 111 day was elected president of the by Harold Schindler Utah State University superCentral Utah Water Conservanvised the production, weighing, How much of what we know cy District and Chairman of the and testing operations, In coopabout Farter Rockwell la legend? How much the truth? Enemies of District's Board Monday at the eration with the official breed the Mormon Church called him YOU INSURE annual meeting of the District Improvement programs of the "The Destroying Angel." To tho in Provo. Mr Ritchie suecawfs Holsteln-Frlnla- n Association of Mormons he wu a Amerlcn. EVERYTHING man, dedicated to his church ana ik leaden. Harold Schindler ipent This level of production may Sterling XX Jones of Spanish six yean in an attempt to uncover Fork, who continues on the be compared to the average UJS. the truth. Your Home dairy cow'a estimated annual conof of milk 5,080 lbs, Lo L. Brady of Duchesne output Your Car was vice taining 299 lbs. of butterfat. County Your Life president of the District and vice chairman of the Board. Your Possessions M. Lynn S. Ludlow, Manager of the Course District, waa Secretary. OAKLEY-- The District was established Wichita Falls, Texas. Staff in 1964 ag the legal agency to M. Franson, son represent the citizens of the dis- Sergeant trict and haa authority to ad- of Mr. and Mrs. William S. minister the sale and delivery FTanaon of Oakley, Utah, haa of project water and to operate been graduated from the train An authoritative biogiaphy of maintain most and project ing course at Sheppard AFB, one of Monnondom'i moat myite-rioworks. It has negotiated a re- Tex., fur U.S. Air Force techniand controvenia! figures, 400 payment contract with the VS. cal instructors. pages, illustrated, index, bibliogHk wife, Betty, k the daughraphy, 7 JO. Government in connexion with the Central Utah Project The ter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Lamb Older now from the Univenity of Utah Preu, Salt Lake City. District includes ell of Salt of Coalville, Utah. Utah B4I12. Lake, Utah, Duchesne, Uintah Sergeant Franson, whose and Wasatch Coupntlea and part training Included the use of Instructional aids, lesson planning of Summit and Juab Counties. UmvsaiiTv or Utah Paul Mr. Jones, in- - presenting the and practice teaching, k returnSalt Lake City, Utah 841 12 annual report of the District, ing to the Utah air national Fleaie send Hid that of major significance guard unit at Salt Lake City. copy(s) of wu the start of construction on The sergeant, a graduate of Obbin Poana Rockwill. the BonnevUle Unit of the Cen- South Summit High School, Nn tral Utah Project Work began Kamaa, Utah, has studied at leet week on the Starvation Brigham Young University, Coalville, Complex of the Project he said. Provo, Utah. In action following the anIp Code. nual meeting, the Board tentaOrace Stonebreker ipeul last ly Interest Compounded tively set Thursday, June 1, week at the home of her eon Payment Enclosed "Bonneville Unit Day" to form- anff (Piess will pay postage) family Mr ft Mrs Don Save with Safety ally observe construction atarta Stonebraker In Evanston, Wyo. Mo M on the $129 million dollar unit INCE 1905 short-sighte- Tho plight of tho economy of vividly portrayed on TV Channel 2 when Doug MltcheU traced the decline d the mining Industry efforts to install winter sports. He told of the need of federal aid for the mining community and showed the empty streets, pictures of ' buildings and deserted homes. It wu not a pretty picture but Park City residents agreed that, "if that's the way we look, kVa face it Tho Cancer Crusade wu fat full swing under the direction of chairman Mn Fred Eley and memben of her committee: Min L. L. Thompson, Mra Wm. Bull van, Mra. Frink Dorks, Mn. Melvin Dingle and Mn Percy Statham. The Park Record publisher, H. C. McConaughy started a series of events In hk Ants eye, a guest of the Secretary ef the Navy, on the Attack Carrier Midway to Pearl Harbor and a week In the Hawaiian Islands, with other 'Utah weekly publishers. Mr and Mn James S. Boyk celebrated their Golden Wed ding Anniversary. iu Mrs. Louk Jararaello grew and snapdragons and ths big surprise, a full-alripe to mate she had grown in her sun ny kitchen bay window during the winter months. Mr and Mrs Thomas Grose announced the marriage of their daughter Mias Norma Jean to MrMarvin McDonald of Heber. They were married in ths Em Angela LDS Temple. Mn William Nlmmo wu hoa-teat a birthday dinner honoring her husband, Wm. Nlmmo. Mra Lulu Leahy ipent a week In Salt Lake City visiting her son and family Johnny Leahy, The Kiwank dub program furnished by Kendall Webb wu on cutting and polishing semiprecious stones by Charlie Moore. Park City wu Our d, el u h a) Willard Clark Dies in Salt Lake . u pe-tun- se m Mr and Mrs H. C. McCone Ughy purchased the Park Record. Brent Bnow, eon of Mr ft Mrs Chalks Snow, suffered a broken noae while practicing baseball at the high achopl. Mr ft Mrs A. P. Warr were happy grandparents over their second grandchild, a son, bom to Mr ft Mn Fred Warr, of Heber City. Mn Lillian Watson returned home after spending the winter in California. Mike Wright wu cut In the tarring role of the Park City High School play, The Man who came to Dinner. Home from Viet Fourth Birthday u Noted Saturday Donald Has High Annual Meet oi Central Utah District st, 1941 The wedding of Mr Vincent OKrri and Mias Phyllk Martinei wu held In the ladles lounge of the memorial building; a wed- ding reception wu given for Mr ft Mn Hyrum (Florence May Martin) Coeaey. Deaths: LeRoy H. Hodg kin-eo- n, age 54, Mn Elisabeth (R.-A- .) Sullivan, age 84; Mn Irene Lee Nichole, age 97. Norman Smith wu named new city councilman; Councilman Kidder wu appointed president of the Council. The Junior Chamber of Commerce with President Virgil Street and the board appointed Edwin Thompson, James L. Gwiniam for the annual cleanup drive. Mn Nan McPolln and Mrs Percy Williams entertained the memben of the Junior Athenaeum. City flavors, picnic roasts, cheese, Cash Market; Jello, all cent pkg.; boneless hams 25 cents lb.; pot 15 cents lb.; cottage Maid O Clover, 10 cents; potato chips, large eke 13 cents. President Roosevelt gave hk Army Day Message. Mr ft Mn Bob Scott entertained at a birthday dinner honoring their sister Mn Geo. Barben. Gene Tunney and Joe Louk wen In the. aportlight news. Bridal Shower; honoring Mae Norma Hoover with hosteuu and Misses Thelma Wyckoff Vlrcink Halverson at the Memorial Building. Mn Oeorge Oidky enjoyed a visit in San Diego, Calif, with her two sons, Glenn and Don. 5 1915 A fine baby girl wu bora to Mr ft Mn Alfred Stanley. Two lovers of strong drink became overloaded, wen amst-e- d, but 'ftrfetted the 55 baB money put up by them, rather than face Justice Jefford. Will and Sterling Lewk purchased from their father hk Reo automobik, the Bishop Investing in a now Overland six. D. Blood consulting George engineer of the Judge Mining and Smelting Co. and general ftianager George W. Lamboume aid the Mg smelter will be cle met at the home of Mn Jerome Paxton. n A undertaker, S. L. Andrews hu auumed full charge of the undertaking business of W. D. Richardson. Rex McPhee writes of marriage and had two beautiful poems, one "Memories," and the other Contrition,", printed In The Park Record. Clara Kimball Young wu playing at the Quinn Theatre in Marrying Money. Admission wu 10 cents. It cost 15 cents and 25 cents to hear the Hawaiian Troubadours every Saturday night at the Quinn Theatre. Utah Power and Light Co. says in an ad in the Record. Remember the first electric irons a few years ago-an- d the doubts regarding them? But now, housewives know and appreciate them. It k now the same way with an Electric Range for every kitchen and every purse. Come In and well-know- c Mrs. Clyde Yates returned to her Park City home Saturday at ter spending the winter months In Bolt (Lake City. She k Im- to proved In health and happy be home again. M!rs. John Holland Is with her mother at the aoon. completed ' Shipment: Silver King Coalition, 1,080,450 875350 Daly Judge Ontario 358,207 101,350 Daly West American Flag 57,300 Total 2353,157 Postmaster McLaughlin re eeived word from Washington DC. that a new mail route from Park City to Silver lake would start. Three fins were reported. The Ant blase at the Alliance tunnel when a small house owned by Henry Humes wu burned to the ground; another Are burned sn outheuse on Ontario Ridge; a cabin on M arise Ave. belonging to Will Lowry wu a complete loss. Charley Moore, the well known; Jig man, returned te Perk City, deciding gold in Its crude form, although rather scarce In Park City found other precious metals were plentiful and that good money wu made from the wuta from tho numerous milk. Hie had been in California at hk mining proLost Alice, perty known Passengera to Salt Lake City the put week were many: Mia. Joe McLaughlin, Mr ft Mrs H. P. Morris, Mrs C. L. Mayfield, the P. F. Mulcahys,- the James e, Donethomee, Miss Edith Mrs Frink Snyder, James Boulton and daughter, Min Christine, Wm. Buckley, the W. J. Lewises and babies the J. E. Johnsons. No Bull Just Good MEALS at REASONABLE PRICES POP JENKS 430 HAIR ST. PARK CITY, UTAH , u - Mte-Farkn- Clubs: Mn. N. Williams entertained the Bon Vivknt Club st hei home; The Radiant Sewing Clr- - Bofoire ymn cam) bmse gmearft cam deals, wel-,co- three-year-o- mn taw Farm to taw a gireati cam. 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