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Show " C'H Jjr '4 ' ity, - DETAILS ARE COMPLETED Lets every one not forget thb b Fair Week in CoslviUe, KJtMAS-vr- eak when every Summit County re- Meat haa a chance to compete for prime, enjoy the entertain- moot, or just visit with your frteada. To avoid Confusion, the Fashion Show and Style Review have been combined into one show for Thursday afternoon at 2 pm. in the High School Auditorium. Dont forget the Farm Bureau Talent Show Thursday night at S the games and races for the kids atl:30 Friday, the Amateur Show at 3:30, and of course the Rodeo both Friday and Satur4-- I . Utah. TYB FOR GREAT COUNTY FAIR . W THURSDAY, Are you all ready for the County Fair thb coming week end? If you haven't contacted your community supervisor yet. do no right this minute. They are, Woodland, LsDonna Moon; Francis, Ivy Hallum; Kamas, Betty W. Gines; Marion, Dens Peterson; Oakley, Kathy Sorenson; Peoa, Celia Merchant. The Hems that sre to go la the Home Aita section, should have been turned in by this past Tuesday, hut bakery items will be accepted until Wednesday evening. volume NUMKDS 30 2t, INS JULY Now Hows Pam Hopson, Nonna Knight New Royalty oi Kamas Fiesta Days ns OOALVIIXJ UTAH MOff One Lad Drowns, Another Lost THAT as Uintas Hit New Tourist High Again? A young scout was drowned at When you live close to the and Moorehouse Monday, mountain ares. Smith highway, you grow accustomed II. Larry Sterling and two July travelto aeeing unusual vehicles Quote. "Forest Service time on were on 4 five day companions 1 was town. Even Wasatch recently rolled back the ing through startled recently to see a funeral trip with Larry's father, Dave to the days of the old west. A n West Park Way, women camper demonstrated her .coach coming up the road with ai8terln ln Lake Sait City. Young Larry lack of faith In Scout honor seveluggage carrier on tp. My first one of hb compan- ral weeks ! WM pushing someone heres was, The Fair Board members from pink, yellow, and blue wisps of ago. Fearing that her thought who b determined to dbprove the ions on a raft, when he apparent-l- camp might be molested, the the South Summit area are, Delora fluff surrounding a bevy of dolls, old saying, Tou cant. taka It with stepped into a deep hole, losing ordered a scout master and hb Young, Kenneth Woobtenhulme, made the decision very hard. ' day. his balance. He only came up troop from Lost Creek KAMAS even, the McCormick of and you." at end the Doug Ralph Finally, Camp, All horaea entered in the Horse who graciously Businessmen As it drew closer I could read once after that Larryh father Oround at gun point. lng, the Judges announced their Show end parade are aaked to I Gines. and Cindy Lou Walker, donated t the scholarship fund printed needy on the door, TM made repeated dives, with no sueAnother bbsare tale .b one that asaeatote between 8 and I I Jo Ann- Merchant Is South winners, took place up Rileys canyon neqr. and parade entries reminded to Summit b section chairman, and little Fiesta Princess of last year for Miss Kamas Valley are as Phil Hansen Quintet, and see The forest service, along with the Red Horn Coral diggings, . follows: Kamas State Bank, Bar that the luggage was In reality pick up their entry number at the any questiohs you have should reluctantly gave up her crown. Bill the eat Petes help of a nearby boiler, Ken over the fourth of July weekend. instruments. Stevens, Inside musical Shavings, lsPamwln HalL new Princess Fiesta The Ctty be put to her. Lets see a good of Salt Lake, were An old pros pec - Kamas Broadband, Mrs!DruI Lions, cards. several Valley men, playing lady The Junior Posses BhoOeeO turnout from our area. tor, professing to Hopson, daughter of Mr ft and started to drag claim all the areas around, shot . summoned, see were couldn't if using they 8 all la at p.m, gives youngsters We need to support our County Terry Hopson, Her two darling a casket as a card table, but as the surrounding waters. over the head of two legitimate the county fo compete, fur, for, this Is the proof of the attendants are Dottle Robinson, W Lumber. Minutes after, Doyle Van Wag- - rock hounds, who had their was complete in every other It Valley-etteamd there sue plenty more con- pudding. The county b KL Kamas A RobinMr Am Mrs of Eggs, Valley per. as daughter only side oner, of the Highway Patrol, tests for each and every member strong as each e'sction that goes son, and DeTecIa Ann Klrkham, mltfl t dig. Terry Hopson of the Thompsons ChUck Wagon, detail, including the discreet of the family durlnng the after- hi Make it up. We have a great daughter of Mr A Mrs Johnny Oakley Town Board, Kamas and' curtains, I wouldnt have been a Leon Wilde, County Sheriff, the Forest Service, and Leon Wilde, noon. Woodland Telephone, and Craig bit surprised. Believe me, nothing Summit County Sheriff Patrol Sheriff wen called to quell fh County herd, and should be proud Klrkham. will surprise me how. Mary Bee. and County Sheriff Ron Robin, Dont forget the Variety Show to show what our people are cap- Their sponsom were reap act ho- Brown Welding. ' dbturbance. son, were also on ths scene, aidat I pm. with Eugene Jelesnlk able of doing- The luxurious Mink Boa, prely, Thompsons Chuck Wagon, HL ing In the search. as master of ceremonies, and of The Forest Service also reports Valley Egg Farm, and Kamas sented to the lovely new Miu The boy went under Sf about 3 the largest number of campers course the rodeo and dance SatKamas Valley, Norma Knight, Motor. urday night. pjn.; hb body walnt recovered and visitors In history, wsfo btf The beautiful Miss Norms was donated by Mr A Mrs John until 7:40 pm. that evening. The the Kamas Range? Dbtridf dee Come to the Fair! Enjoy yourAdkins of Coalville, Knight was chosen Mbs KamaS selves every minute of the tired body was taken t Walker Mor- the feh of July weekend, ffed Valley sponsored by S3 30i and days, July 38, tuary in Coalville. campgrounds, lakes nd siirrouftd. Eggs, and her two attendants are lng areas wen filled to absolute Dxie Richardson, sponsored by i A old Bob Scout ft010 overflowing. Traffic on ths wap Thompsons Chuck Wagon, and I the Holladay area In Salt Lake home was equally hasardous, can Sandra MitcheU, sponsored b? City, gave hb troop a scare bat and trailers lined bumper to bum. Taylor and Taylor Motor. Members of the North Summit COALVILLE week, ai he became lost over the KAMAS for mile bn end. The Western Stars Junior Posse rugged mountain ' area around per FFA are making plana for a MARION For her talent number, Norms Kamas ever haa Well, got contest at tbe won top honora at the Salt Lake Kama weighfguessing Lake. The boy, Steven An open house, In honor of Mr performed a Jam number with the championship fishermen or not? Kbne Parade for the second year ghelledy, and hb fellow scouts Fair this week with a Fat Lamb A Mrs Clifford (Josh) Mitchell help of Seth Winterton; "The Last two Wednesday afternoon, in a row this past week, bringing had gone with their scout master Dixie executed a being given the winner" for fifty of wedded bliss, Spanish Flea, scooped the sue-eac-s home a beautiful Each contestant will be asked will be yean Sandra trophy and 850 on and baton routine, Jassy inm Cunp overnlght of many an old timer when given by their children nummoney, a prise very to donate fifty cents before played accomplished Steiner. In hauled two trout SO, cutthroat they at Marion Saturday, July members of the The thirty-fiv- e sing the combined weights of a Ward Chapel from 4 until 8 pm. ber on her aocordion. in the morning, on their way weighing a total of fourteen and had just re-- back, ha discovered he had left e Posse one-ha- lf were runner-upJ-The part taking other two pounds h ST"? d "orence have lirod aU . .r1,.?0' COALVILLE a Judy Lott, daughter of Mr A Mrs The two lucky lads were Reed cently finished white naugahyde part of hb gear at their camp lives in Marlon. 0j The American held tlw! for those of you who feel you saddle vests which matched Kam. their fetch and returned to Josh b the son of Barry and Demont Lott, sponsored by it annual outdoor Legion .Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs, Keith t Thursday party an of can judge the weight blankets and showed up beautl- whlb the others waited. Be be. Mary McCormick Mitchell, and a State Bank, and Terry Sue Bailey, and Kerry Lambert, son a with fry at hamburger night imal at horsemanon was loat A came Leo Mrs and wandered on t of Bonnie Lambert, They had fully" Judging Page, daughter of Mr was bom April 3, 1833, the Border station with members some Juicy. lamb-- ) well as Ctaevappearance, fork the general main been of Weber Alans ship, River the driven to out by Page, sponsored Rocky Point, ' wjnyouraelf on their routine. and followed it for about thirteen of the Legion Auxiliary a guests. j on the east side of the aa5f- Soren- - ron Service. valley by M Alan Slmbter, Dennis Paoe, uM w 8018,1 4 Htaimnline Gines of A has lot 0f4th,e gone lnt miles, coming out In the KblTaday is Kerry's mom, and left there to The new Mbs practice Valley , eon. bom December 8. 1897. They Robert Piercy and Bradley (item, future for into the were 1918 the daughter of Mr A Mrs Oarlile Wad of Idle away an afternoon perfecting tide routine, and ths Park area. There, some kind, on, who attended American LaAugugt ! dlrec-was hearted folks fed him supper and Knight, and her attendants are Kerrys fbh weighed 7 lbs. and youngsters as well as their Provo, yton Boys State, t1! 7ar each 34 inches long. Reeds was j tors deserve everyonet congrat brought him on in. Joah and Florence have had the daughters of Mr A Mrs Dean He had been lost from about gave talks on their experiences-Nenine children, eight of whom are Richardson, and Mr ft Mrs Sam 1 lbs. and waa 23 inches long, j ulatlons for a job well done. officers wets installed ! 3:30 am. until 6 pm. The forest still living. Tbere is Bam; John; MltchelL The trophy b now on display They were the talk of Kamas r; Robert with Wheaton as for quHe a while, and finally got In the First National Bank In service, in 'looking for him, was Olen; Norma all of Marion, and The judges, who had t1 Ytee Mitchell, first Lynn Juaabout 4M atqMMfcdn bba . traded CoalvUle: with the one won -- teat BUI, ef BncinataarGaHf.f'Lymi'Vf job of 'deciding s real neat otfev.-Th- ey U'pmmander; Kenneth Rea' ' ' KaysviUe,- and trmetyfinM Stiff Hoyt, their fbh for brand year. The $50 prise money will the entire way. was Coalville; Ekma, whom were fairest, tbe nowSecond Vice Commander! 'Robert Posse members are idling new fishing poles, after go towards further Junior Posse of Freemoat, Calif, They , follower Mt John , OLMA oponking tickets for the drawing s during Butch, . A small fire that was seen by Piercy, Adjutant; Glen Blonqubt, lot Pictures of course. One supplies. a daughter, June. Adv, who donated a mink boa to Service Officer; Dr, Frank Reeae, the fair for the T.Waet,' resia score or more of near-bfor the of P This wonderful couple now can the new Miss Kamas Valley; Dick Medl j Every one b reminded to get dents and poloroid camera. AU Chaplain, and Eugene .. Brooks, re. was to Hoyt's canyon., boast of thirty-nin- e grandchildren Rowen, UAL Photographer; Mr ft torKy. ticket on the Shetland Fray ot Arms. your proceeds will go towards purchase All of to the Forest flargent their sons, with the excep. ! Mrs Joe M. WalsK, Treasure Mt. which will be given way at the ported Wednesday of the Legion would' Members of new equipment to assist them rvi,,efou"d the - Tley .fair- - Tickets are fifty cent each I to like all civic organla-- ' thank in their search and rescue efforts. tlon of one, have served in the inn Manager; and Tina Hn"11 had been Show obtained from any nay in lendwho These men, who give freely of armed service. At the present ationi participated started by lightening. It burned of their grandsons are Junior Posw member. to Boys State the ing delegates their time, are alwiya on call ln time, two of a a about section only quarter I from North Summit. ' These youngesters are also in an Wlt,K Slyfo Dresa Revue have been cool any emergency, and are t he acre, before It ns brought AU friends and relatives are town Jokes, atltCh? Wool. Show-do-which sacrifice. commended for their Mnei into one paAlne Show charge of the completely under control, by the cordially invited to come &nd wish stenhulme. which will be held ag 3 pm. will be held during the fair. Any Forest Service. thb couple wel The family reVisiting Royalty wen Dairy Thursday, July 38 In the High youngster in the county b invitThis seems to be a bad year queata no gifts, please. Just your j Princess, Sandy Smith, and her School Auditorium. ed to participate la the contests, Edna and Vera of t Forest for the Merle Chappell family; well wishes and yourselves. Under (he direction of Char- and cash prized will be awarded. Service office, report on a few first Judy broke her teg, t6"0 COALVILLE ' lene Anderton and Roma Jenkins, I refunny little happenings they Kathy ran bp a clothes-lin- e Crawford Gates, BYU Professor all will model for J girls above wrote tho Intermountain her up thl quiring stitches eyft, from fh music department; will dresses for the public thb time. Reporter, a Forest Service paper now Bruce received a broken colbe the gueet speaker at a Summit ' This ehoW b fre? to the public that b sent aU around the inter larbone from a faU jfrom a hone.' Dee Talbot, son of Mr ft Mrs Stake Flreelde to be held at the to and everyone attend urged b Coalville Stake Hbuae Sunday Russell Talbot b in ths hospital and give the gtrig your support. at Provo to undergo surgery on August 7 at 1:5 pm. I Bahy-aitter- s will be provided hb knee, caused by a basketball .tom. Mb niter SM wnd-d- " Dltn yftl and the public b cordially Invite Injury. Hb many friends hope for 8und brmi, ht mm mucl!Mte-j- p i , 11 Airis planning to take part a qujek retovery. moisture to summit County to attend. ln be how are asked to in' alrag.. irA ptaaty of lightning-No' damage was done Friday ex-- ! t1 Home Ecanomb room of the ! th 4fh of July weekend. The . cept to put .The Bee phone out High School at 1:30 pm. aa It haa j breaking in was systematically The controversial subject of the any way,, but It was made on the of order for awhile) but 8unday been arranged for modeling tip . done, proving that the vandal PRESENT population figures api evening about 7:30 we were til to be given to them at that time, knew what' he waa about. Many I left "id the dork. CSouxxty school dbtrict b far from on ths PRESENT tax base. What The Dress Review for Judging many things were taken, such What do you do with no eteo- - will be held at 1 pm. on Thuro fbh and tackle; two power gener. j dead, and will continue to be de- - of the future? ! Are we to assume that tricity? Well, most people Jurt day, but b not Pn to the public, opr, copper wiring from some of I14 tor a tong tlme. It would be climbed ! in cars for those their cruised odvioaWe, and however, 13 3 been and have population explosion which b 'of '1 d the cabins, and a copper bottom I winners of thb contest will Auguat 3, until them. to at least the aide such great concern to thq. whoto , county Bur-that- a acquaint Bardesignated as registration days dresses at the their Farm d No. 19 CoalvUle Dbtrict, how it seemed, as the high-wlth the WHOLE problem nation will not effectua. in, anyfor the upcoming Primary elec- nett Smith; No. 30, CdalvUM, One item Sheriff Wilde had to NU Talent show at 8 pm. Thurs- b0n8 P0W1di day evening In the High School. chuckle over, however, was the before making their recommend- way? While the rest tions September 13, and all Sum- Dora Turner; No. 31, nattop, M 14 mit County voters are remiiided Edrw Clark, RFtt Conivllb. . nurse, who reported that some- ations to us to oblige tba state b rapidly outgrowing Its publiq ,r Oouil, one had token her thermal under, school authorities by consolidat- facilities are we in Summit they must register in able to No. 1, Uptod Dbtrict, Mabel ' ' P wear. Xt does get kind of nippy at ing and building one central ty to remain static? --iJ1? Jones, RID CoalvUle. to do but return home try to school building.'1 For those who have mdved Barely a month goes br that No. 34, Echo, Elva Nowllng, night. with your family by the put up of COALVILLE 'from one district to another since and the The dangers expense County Commtaiibhei arent Hie tbtef had to saw through No. 35, Benefer, Flora Jonaa. our students to a approached by more Last week brought the end of a heavy chain in order to last voting, a transfer must be No. IS, Francis, May McNeil, feeble light of a candle. transporting to get The lights were restored again thb obtained from their former agent Kamas These proposed subdivisions an years primary with the one generator, so he came prs. central school over "good, the of course one no night, during in their to round pored. Also taken were to enable them roads'' (which can be rot just for summer homes, but register tbeir enjoying youngsters guns, had remembered to switch then new district. parades with decorated among them a 32 rifle. icy and dangerous during much of permanent homes for year-roun- d all ott, to It waa necessary for and all aorta tricycles, the school year) b not the nr residents. Are we to assume these bicycles, A change in the law makes It someone to get up and Ko through of costumes. Everyone enjoyed to be taken into considwill haye'nd iiljjL-- ' ' s question Lost possible tor servicemen, missionFriday night, between the house turning off lights, ones for the others little strut eration. dren? temporarily and watching aries, midnight and Saturday morning, dause what need do wa have for . their families and friends" POPULATION INCREASE. CONSTANT CHANGE away from home to register by vandals broke into Kamp KUcare, at 3:30 the Hghta in morning? to believe thp advance of a larger we are The If writing the County Clerk in Coaladvantage! of oases taking Thb short black-o-uupwards twenty gives us vUle and register by mail of beer. They also supplemented school versus a small school is publicity given by AJ, Lewb reason for all the more respect COALVILLE Ths following b a complete lbt for those sturdy pioneers iwho themselves with milk and soda question which depends greatly President of the Silver' Crock deIndividual student, and velopment there will be a .comThe first group taking swim- didnt have these "luxuries we of Summit Oountjr registration pop. These items were an taken on Sumand be decided plete new community' of approxlessons ths in addresses North and unmet aU from cannot satisfactorily taka for ming agent teh camps warehouse. granted. mit pool are winding up thelr dblrleta: by anyone. imately 300 homes on that site In COALVILLE No. 1 Park City District, Edna sessions thb week" Reporp are The adaptability of the present the nenr future. These won't be Susan Clark, former North school systems to tba constant summer homes either, but year-roun-d Wool Fbher; No. 3, Donna Evans; No. that the lesions wen very sucSarNo. HIh Ctobool graduate, 5, most children of Summit Howard; cessful the with changing forms of education is 3, Margaret resident, working in the was chosen by the Ben Lomond conwhich wmie ah Beckstead; No. 10, Parley's learning very quickly. but requires living here. What f the question city To Aid of the American BusiPark Dbtrict, Betty Durrany, c.ich of the education of thrir children, Chappr sideration, although The second group wiU start the ness Womens Association for an The are constantly Park Ctty. 8ummit County Wool three districts COALVULE According --o ,.:c University, of wantNo. 11 Woodland Dbtrict, H first f August, so everyone educational scholarship recently" Growers with the Utah County. making advances and improrlr--i j .tali Bureau of Economic and Members of Elders the Quorum ing to tke the lessons b urged lu each ward will be se 1 1fler. She waa selected as being one Wool Growers will host tta Utch their course of study within h.ir ' ;t,itiesa research, we are to making conNo. 13, Kamos District, Cora to sign up as soon as possible. t a population increase of 64 arras. tact with all North Summit reol-- of two deserving youn;.. U lies at-- Wool Growers' Directors Summer own Da!. Dr. J.C. Mofte. v here in Summit Ooui.-j- r also he a rw(al 'deni to get pledges for the Redtendlng Weber State College. She meeting ftidny and Saturday iu.nt will There No. 13 Marion, Afton Brhnhall, the nei 15 years. Are we to o If j Cross blood drawing which b to will b in her Jnnioi year, ranj-- 1 August 5 and 6 at the (Test Bon deal of time c.ui uiug 1. reiurt for the adult ladi-s- . dies TOmubm RfD. education and j Hotel in Park City, of the PRVSi-Ncordif:ons ot ' ii.nu- - the future and Just bulM you have hesitated to join the! be held Monday Augu. 1 in tb lng m Business No. 14 Oakley Pbtrlct, Lob I A threelamb It-in cook r the premitf EnglLh. bnrbecue scl.jols, anil ivi-jeout type the minoring rn children, you can now t Quonsct from 3 t 7 p.m. Cla.-N the daughter of Ms pUnned for the in Snapp, Mbs The liRcnl of Chairman ug.. Helen xivnw of building a new adults. other swim with silng Boyer No. 15 Peoa, Fvelm Stambrlde. now residing in , 5 win, debar? si.hcol b o.ir which we, the lax. Mrs Rm Summit to j report. I would Wool 7 iwiehea an.l Count? 310 those for remind are Prices to ty everyone to give WilNo. 17 WMbfcip, OrjwciV in tl,e func:lon. that report or kite cocciue,onti In (Oon.iu d ot-- pigs Feu?) a pint of blord to save a lifo. (Vdi.n. children. up, 13 fra loughby. RM, CiBlviW. ., KAMAS What a terribly hard thing it was to choose one of the many tiny girls that entered the Fiesta Princess Contest. In the pageant, which took place at the High School last Fridiy nifht, creamy Summit two attendants, County. Lynette Willoughby, and her attendants, and the very beautiful royalty of two years ago, Mrs Bonnie Vernon Lloyd, Mbs Utah of 1365. Miss 1 Donors Named y - chra e. Western Stars Mitchell Pair TopTrophy Wed 50 Years Bailey, Lambert Set Fish Record . Weight Guessing This July 30 Winners Again 1 Leqion Hears of Boys State POSSE GIVES FINE PRIZES Com-manSe- dish-wash- er lt P0 y 1 I fashion W Its Bad Year Fireside Set . Knee Surgery 4-- oqalvux School Consolidation Question Meets with Local Opposition. . Have You Moved Lately? Better Register for Primary Election . out-skill- et mod-aroun- bed-tim- 1 - CoalvlUeT"1 1 qf-th- 2! 5 1 2 hard-surfac- he-block Adult Classes home-builder- . in Swimming t Susan Clark Wins Weber Scholarship Elders Quorum Pledges te Growers Plan Summer Convention -- , pre-scho- ol I u.'.np . |