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Show 1 .'ill in r:Y t New N. Summit Swimming Pool Will Be Dedicated Thursday TYB Thursday, January 24 number iw VOLUME 3 COALVILLE COALVILLE, UTAH 34017 The dedication ceremonies of itles. Mr Chldester will serve as new swimming pool at North life guard and swimming instrucSummit will be held Thursday, tor for the school children and Jan. 20 at 7 pm, followed by an tcnatlve plans are being made for open house for the showing of the classes. pool to the public. It will be open The pool will be open to the for free swimming for everyone public between the hours of 6 Saturday, Jan. 22 between 12 noon pm. and 9 p.m. on week-day- s, and 8 p.m. and 10 n.in. and 9 p.m, on SaturDedication ceremonies will inr Ostmicr has been days. clude tilt! Introduction of the peras and Marie ncerpted sonnel responsible for its conSawley will be ticket seller. the Lost Rider Early Morning Blast Wrecks Woodland Home MAKES Sunday Paper Remember when Rulon Atkinson stopped one night to give a Rft home to Joe Randall? He struction, including Architects Charges of 60 cents for adults thought Joe had gotten in the Barker. Robert Barker, and 35 cents for children will be car. and drove off. Thinking that and Nelson W. Clayton of Barker made with group rates of special ;J( didn't want to talk, all was and Clayton; Construction fore- 50 cents and 25 cents for groups silent til he got to the home, turn-- ! jeet was Education in Utah, and man Jim Badell of Paulsen Con- of over 10 ed around to help him out, and thL Goals of the U.E.A." persons. The school struction Co. Robert M. Walker, board is hopeful that the city and Earler that day, Mrs. Hoyt at- member of the school found the car was empty. board Will What Rulon didnt know, was tended the opening session of the outline the snlient features of the county will assist with the ex' that Joe decided not to get in legislature with a group of other swimming pool construction. Ded- penses. School board members who the back scat, and was rounding I.E. A. representatives, who were ication of the pool will be by have worked on this project are with the made remarks Paused the back of the car to got in the Frank B. Bullock. E, Pace, Ray B. Brown, llnrvey front instead. As Rulon was ait- - 7 Governor Calvin Rampton. ' Completed at a cast of 63.194.07, Robert M. rs. Hoyt eaya there is a great Walker, Joseph W. ting there wondering what the which included an additional Dean L. of harmony between the $978.47 over Foster, Vernon, Ralph S. heck had happened. Keith Pres- the original estimate Arthur teachers Chipinnn, Governor Bond, Frank B. ' and Rampton for extra pool allowance and entt come driving up with the furth-beeBullock, and Douglas J. Ovard. absent Joe. Many laughs have which is extremely good in Chlorine and Lintel mixture exhad over the years remem- - wing the goals of education In tras which was agreed upon by bering this little incident, and Utah. the board after this contract had This week the U.E, end, coming last week, the whole world read been let, the pool itself is made of about It. It was In the Salt Lake!A- - officers will be In attendance heavy precast aluminum fabria meeting along with the So- cated Sunday dally paper, in It hap- at by Chester Products. of Superintendents of the ciety we Can around here." have The 75 by 36 foot pool holds pened State of Utah, at the Ramoda Inn 121,000 your autographa fellas? gallons of water and The Treasure Mountains Recrein Salt Lake City. Mrs. Hoyt varies in from 3'4 feet to ation Center in Park City was stated she hoped, more than any- 10 feet anddepth is marked in five racthe setting for the Coalville Busithing, that the taxpayers, who ing lanes for the eventual partic- ness nnd Professional Women's bear the biggest load in paying in swimming meets with Club meeting Wednesday evening. for their schools, will be ever ipation schools. The Chlorinated other Members feted their husbands aware of what school conditions heated to 83 degrees is and other guests at a gala party water, are, and take a greater interest circulated constantly to eliminate centered about a skiing theme. in the progress of Utah's the necessity of draining juid While forty-sevmemberg and Between 150 and 300 people cleaning the pool regularly. a guests enjoyed lovely prime invites some shock. burns and it time," "Try watched the second league meet "Pretty lucky to be alive, I guess," agrees Dressing rooms with approx- rib dinner, they were entertained Heber-Kamas bedroom to the and in bed Chariot usual, of the Jeff Turnbow, of Woodland, after his house Jeff. "Go imately 160 lockers, showers, and with a fashion show. restrooms for both girls and boys. and vrako up next morning out in the yard." Cutter Racing Association, Satblew to pieces last Thursday morning. He Models Judy Pierce, Helen Thi- Jan. 15, We hope they, and urday, and bleachers for the seating of j riot, LaVaun Vernon and Myrla suffered Mrs, Turnbow escaped injury, more wiU be there this Saturday, 150 spectators complete the facll- - j Foust appeared In sportswear WOODLAND Jan. 23 beginning at 2 p.m., at die furnished by Mr Gene Zcnger'i At precisely 4 8 am. last Heber Valley Airport. Miners Find, located at the RecThursday morning, the valley of and ends of everything, and there This association is nationally reation Center. Mrs Mareelle WilWoodland received a tremendous is Just no possible way to get Into COALVILLE recognized and will have Its finliams modeled an original comic more. The hack bedroom any Jolt, and Mr and Mrs A. R. Turn- that The North Summit Elementary als the first two week ends in ski outfit followed by Mrs Lola bow awoke to find themselves on roof la right down on top of the a school Is providing remedial readMarch and go to the National Mae Walker representing the their mattress outside In the heap of exploded articles and ing classes for students needing third the in Pocatello, Idaho, more dangerous ilde of skiing. walls, and thoughts are that It Wool growers were reminded week mow. the extra help under Title of the end in March. Friday Jan, 14, 1966 the Braves Guest speaker Tim Heydon, Pumust have caved In Just a mo- today to get In their applications Mr Turnbow (Jeff) immediateare Elementary and Secondary aid to downed the new a gronp they Being So.' Rich blicity Chairman and Slope Diof were Trojans Turnbows ment the and after Wool under and the war had for begun, payment ly thought welcoming all teams and drivers education act of 1965. a score of 89-in a close well rector at Treasure Mountain, disEach teacher for grades 2 by they were being attacked by blown out through the bedroom Lambs program. to and the invite like would pubcussed Utah's bid for the 1972 ballgame. played ASGS la making a special effort lic bomta. Looking up at the sky and wall. Elds waa taken to the Heber through 8 has chosen three stufrom all areas. The Braves led all the way Winter Olympics and othr busidents who seeing the brilliant moon led him Hospital, where aha suffered from to have all application filed be- 3 are a hours given The association officers are: to think, "Here comas another shock and third degree bums on fore Jan. 31, 1966. Payments for President, Reed Stephens, Heber; week special classes. These Mu-de- through the23 game and at one ness opportunities of the Utah time had s waant point lead on the skiing industry. Mr Turnbow one!" But It didn't get any closer, both arms. the 1965 marketing year wUl like- vice president, Doug Gines; were chosen after exhaustive In the 3rd quarter but in Mel Fletcher, Director of the Trojans so he started up to find out what hurt at all. EMa returned to her ly begin in April of this year. ry-treasurer, Rod Wade; di- tests were given to determine the 4th quarter the Trojans clos- Ski Patrol; showed a color film, daughter's home Saturday, and is had happened. According to Edward G. Foster, rectory Doctor Jack Boggeae and those moot needing help in this ed the gap to 1 point and then It The Greatest Snow on Earth," Mrs Turnbow was now awake feeling much better. Chairman, Agricultural Stabili- Billy Richards, all of Heber City. field. was a close until the describing the ski areas of Utah. and ..complaining of her . arms ,vThe cause of the explosion was sation . and Conservation County The conraa rune U weeks after final- - horn. gametheupBraves Visiting teams always welcome. winMr Fletcher- - discussed the various With told wool moat or lambs after' but Committee, this, neighbor not clearly determined, hurting.' Just Sound equipment and announc- which more testing will be done ning by a I 6 of aspects of the Treasure Mountain margin points. Tom Lefler arrived, out of breath think it waa due to a Jammed before Jan. 1, 1966 la eligible for ing furnished by Ted Mann, auc- to determine the results of the Next wiU skiing Braves the facilities and answered Friday 1965 been under i the anxious. program. tioneer, announcer of Henefer, thermostat. Elda had and doing payment tests. The ability to read weU and take on the Trojans of Morgan. question! concerning avalanches. The real cause turned out to be dishes and washing cloths before ; These application for the 1965 eonunderstand thoroughly the The meeting closed with s That game will be played at Morthe Turnbows electric water retiring that evening, and the marketing year payments under tent of the reading matter is of gan and should be one of the drawing for ski equipment for a heater which had blown up, and water heater had been working the National Wool Act may be grave importance to all students, best games the Braves will play day of skiing at Treasure Moun-- ! waa now resting a good 75 yards just fine then. filed with the ASCS county ofand one which should be develop- all tain. year. The house was valued at (10,000 fice any time, but the Chairman away, down In the back pasture. ed at the earliest possible time. This will also The prize donated by the Min1st end the ; game better. sooner the the said The and is a complete loss. It had previously stood Just round of play then we will start ers Find was won by Donna and Incentive payments under the other side of the Turn bow's bedthe 2nd round with a game at Buster Keyes. Dancing followed room wall. wool program are based on the Coalville South Summit. the meeting. Tlie house is a sight that must average national price for mar- - j is whole to be believed. Nothing be seen year, ( j kettngs during the left Intact. All sorts of bits and and this can be determined more j COALVmJS ' 22 pieces of everything are dangling ; exactly If reports on marketing. 3 cTmTenJoyTa Weekend The Stake Dance sponsored by I from every available place. The are complete. families over the Coalville Ward will be b"Jd home with their alarm clock was found hanging on Christmas. They, arrived on the Saturday Jan. 22 at 9 pm. tKh I a branch of the plum tree, and a 24th and left on the noon plane music by the Tone Aires. A semi-for- m been has Our Ward found going, string of Elda's pearls were, the day of the 27th. al affair with the theme through quite a few changes. We down by. the barn. Atlittle One j Rulon thing Ride carried out In the RoseMary new Judd, a have Sleigh bishop, someas if The mattress looks ' kinson said before son Jesse floor show consisting of an all one had taken pot shots at It His councilors are Jack Spriggs boarded the plane waa to cotn- - girl dance featuring the mutual with an" air rifle, "filled with odds Md Hwln Ree ; Bob and Dee. She asked girls and several other numbers. j Vaughn Dcarden is Ward clerk ' The first through eighth grade Panlons had Sponsored by the presidency with Pay Vernon as Assistant teachers are scheduled to take a them to check on Jess, who two and auperintendency of the Coal! on the the most way slept Ward Clerk. They have certainly special course In Modern Math to make sure ville Ward YMMIA with Anna been putting in a lot of hours ; instructed by Dr. Hugh Baird of previous plane tripe, and not Dean DHIree and Edwin LaVar was he Just sleeping, teaming about thdr new Jobs and BYTJ. The course, which will be The boys report their Judd as out. ! Lorraine enpassed week will ward. some 2M hours of the per taken reorganizing scores on the Intelligence testa, Barton is chairman of the reA vote of thanks goes to Bishop able the teachers to switch to the were, hi most cases, higher than freshments: Carolyn J&cklyn, deGarth Sargent, Ken Sargent, Ed- teaching of Modern Math next those of the city boys. corations; Aloma Richlns, floor mund Crittenden, Rulon Judd, year. COALVILLE Little" Crawford, Also, Reed Hansen, orchestra Johnny show; made are being The American Legion Auxiliary Roy Bollnder in the fine Job they for"Tenative plans o yells "Pa" on The Rifleman" committee, qnd Jan is Johnston discuss PTA to a of to off all speakerat met In regular session Thurs- have done. Our hats . the teaching of Modem Mathta not so little, and he Is In the advertising chairman. day night in the City Hall, with you. fellows. same the Boot Camp Everyone is cordially invited to with the parents, and also for a President Mabel R. Lamen, conwho have reported j attend andenjoy an evening of Other boys next the course year tP acquaint ducting the meeting. back to further their training, or dancing. ' parents with the new method. Music Show Larsen President reported on, complete it are Allen Scales, who is new method the Although the sending of Christmas cards ( back to Fort Ord, Calif., very confusing to those who reported Mike with friend Jerry Croft, and a handkerchief to each Gold by Tom Day memoof learned the old method filar Mother in our Unit area; U back to San Diego who reported is mathematical It tables, rizing kamas dozen cookies were sent to the to complete training, and Austin Last week the Kamas Ward being lauded by educators as the Veterans during the Atkinson, who is now back at The High Uinta Wranglers held method, beat had a very entertaining month or DVmbTr, furetahad by Fort Carson, Colo. a music meeting a week ago Monday at on show by put rhythm the Junior girls. the Beaver Creek Inn, wfeare the 'directors Susan IBlazzard. and . ... The time was turned over to Hcl Hardman, native Utah photographer-sportsma- n election of new officers took To (Marvells folevetakes the shorthair whose elected are a rooster from the place. Newly KAMAS hours oif hard work into this Gui-nte- life-gua- rd Ho-var- d i - n RPW Hubbies Entertained Chariot Races Thrill Crowds en ss Reading Help Is Provided Wool Growers Braves Defeat Apply for Pay South Rich 5 fin-al- 72 secreta- J Hosts Big Stake Dance . Rulon Judd Outdoor Expeditions at Kamas Jan. New Bishop New Leaders in Auxiliary 1 u Fine Kamas Mutual non. a Name Simpson Ramrod Wrangler North JunitNIS to Present Oklahoma Soon lowing: hunting "Rusty" antics thrills the audiences in "Nebraska Ringnecks part of the outdoor film "Expeditions Into The being shown at Kamas Saturday evening. Mel is a Woodland native, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hardman, a graduate of South Summit, and will be greeted' by many friends Saturday. I Tom filmpaon, president; Far-re- ll son of Mr and two-ho" Summit High School, who pres- - The following new teachers Hardman, COALVILLE Atkinson, secretary; Gary of Hardman C. Walter Kamas, ot to the lut on ented a wonderful program rolls of vice As the last Anderson, January praaidont, and 'Utah, has been graduated at n Legislation. He concluded by say- - Amarillo from the around, ft finds the students at Dfck Ginas, drill master. OutgoYoun AFB, Mutual Tex, Womens presllug he was grateful to be an T" training course for UJ3, Air Force j North Summit High hard at work log officers are: President, Reed Tna'fTn able to enjoy dent, Blanch Smithies; American on tbe production, "Oklahoma." j Activity Frantz; vice president, Gall Van materiel specialists. e Wilde; the wonderful and 'Tassell; the As gala, 1 guys 1964 leading secretary, Larry Pace, The popular, new Airman a grad-aecreHardman, Zola counselor, May Lott; our country. uate of South Summit High j we find, LeeAnn Boyer playing and drill master, Tom Simpson. Gorge rocreatfon area Flaming Lucille Fitzgerald. tary, is the sets of big game anil other Otis Bullock was appointed hi Ileno Tay-- School, is being reassigned to Ed-- 1 Laurie; Frank Adkins as Curly; The thirteen inumbers also plan ting for the opening portion of First Beehive, year beautiful scenery and FeBru-th- e wildlife, ned a for of the fifth charge of the cook a program for AdoAnnie; With Willoughby, party iLynette KCOnd year wards AFB, Calif., for duty H j Expeditions Into the Great Out- wM size I rout, j lunkcr cookie. d and catching will have their wive. Brad Meadows, as Will Parker; ary again January r Arene crDrlwcoll. Strategic Air Command. dounr B outjIoor advon. bust-Tobe sent to the Veterans Hospital.) Fnt year Mla Maldi Aunt port-loof thtf show of fifth matter Another Elore; The guests. Blonquist, Margaret ture film that will be shown at of Inc' Logan"! in an Swenson, as Ali Ilaklm, and ness was that of increasing mcm-- the South Summit The popples were turned over Bagnoll; second year Mis Maid, "Soliloquy High School at L'ftllf 1River Dave Smith as Jud Fry. tiorxlifp. artistic essay oji.the to Mrs. Grant Geary, poppy pro- - Sadie Thomas, i p.m., Saturday, Jan. 22. which the river nnd shows gram, assisted by Mrs. Russell , First year Laurel, Yvonne nyo.i KAMAS The show takes il vlowi-on a ' Activity in the Little kei; second year Laurel, Karen "j1,1" wlt,h ,lf float trip down th0 river below Seaman Apprentice Jerald summer, Mias Poppy" program waa die-- McCormick, springs through USCO, son of Mr and Mrs Hulning Gorge Dam as well as Daughters of the Utah w nler Th e part .waHirndml- cussed and plans will be mode to Sports Director, Bonnie Lam-ente- r A. Date Butler of Kamas, Utah Is bowing the magnificent scenery and will hold their next pioneers 0:1 l" s Miss Poppy this year from i,0rt; drama director, DeAnna attending Englncman School at or Mr ,hcfcHh j10 the area, the fantasUc fishing daughter of mccllns In February, at the e our Unit. and Mrs Vernon Judd was among Tnclud iig I'Pege; dance directors, Lynda Lott the Coast Guard Training Center Rhodes littlojorlno underwater feopwh unique Valley CampCabln. merit and winners in Dana will Era the to Schools be contacted Utah scenes of ffching on the rerorn.lr, 1t"Mt.ln director, in Oroton, Conn. Ilnyt; Mo enjoy wlldlirc Make It with Wool Contest where In the rlvGr and water-skiinsee if we can have them work on Lfea Lott, course covers The Hanflnan. she modeled a Marrleds Forethot P'nk Directors, tho operation, maintenance and the Poppy Posters again this year, It Includes iplicunnnt hunting ftt of the outd,,ow' aid Young mnnn Wool coat and matching Nebraska, show The has wop wide a wonderful opportunity for stu- - Joan and Don Reid; speech direc-den- repair of Internal combustion, yholo mullcs floating for big dress. A senior contestant winner acclaim and flowing comment in our schools to enter A 'tor, none as yet, and music diesel and gasoline engines, as a Desolation Canyon, through and be of service to the .rectors, Susan Blazxard and Diane well as airconditioning and refrig- uled for Jon. 19, has been post- she received a dross length by canoe trip through the Canadian from both audiences and profes-pone- d ' 16. 'Lewis. Pendelton Feb. Wooten until Milte. American Legion Auxiliary. Wednesday eration equipment. wilderness that shows excellent .atonal newspaper movie critics. inters: Great-Out-doors- ur cltt-eup- two-hou- Back to Duty Jew-Ocsr- J in-th- ""VTT' four-mon- ts th g. I |