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Show &ivffMofllnln Salt Substitute Consolidation Bill I TYBEE i Offers Number of Modifications Lake City, Utah. ! i Summit County resident filled NUMBER I THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1967 VOLUME XXXIV COALVILUE, UTAH 4it7 the House gallery Friday after- - the Ilrit one lt juBt delay the noon to appear in silent protest1 consolidation action without any to the Consolidation Bill which major advantages to the citizens. would have required administraIt was also pointed out that tive consolidation of Summit this Mil does not designate the County schools. location at which the central Co-Operation This blU was voted down to achool will be built Although the Call make way for a substitute bill Talbot report suggested Wanshin which will give Summit County as a location, thia decision would HENEFER Dear friends if you have: until 1969 to Implement consoli- be made by the newly-electeTuesday evening, Jan. 31, Hene- all committee members with unnew a car. Bought dation. It is to be noted that this school board. fer received the second plaque one. Sold precedented by evsubstitute bill concerns only Sumcommending the community for ery one, young and old, the City Wrecked one. mit County and does not include outstanding work In cleaning and of Henefer waa announced the Had company. other counties the first biU did. improving the community. On winner of the state-wiA birth. beautiThe substitute bill will allow hand to accept the award from Been visiting. fication contest. the present members of the three Dr. OrvUl Stark of Utah State Got hurt boards to remain in office until Mors Hard Work ill. University and J. Reed Moore, Been their term expires on January 1, Extension Agent, were But these people weren't satisAn accident. County 1969. At that time the remaining A new nelghor. Ted Wright, finance chairman of fied . They felt they had Just three members of each of the move. the committee, and Larry Dear-de- n, made a good start and the spring a Had neighbor three districts will be considered or lost your teeth Lost your representing the Henefer of 1966 saw them again making the 'board of education of the hair Town Board. plana for further Improvement. newly created district and they COALVILLE . Its News, call me, so we can Immediately following the cerThis year's project waa the law- -. will be responsible for organising, j The 1 snow report, February and preparation for plantprint it ellng emonies of members Town the appoints a superintendent, clerk to Moronl Marchant, Connie Nowllng, Board met with Dr. Stark and ing of the town square. Townsand other officers. with the Unit Conservationist Mr. Moore to discuss the contin- people turned out with everyIn the year following, January soil Conservation Service at Goal-1- , uation of their Improvement plan. thing from scoop shovels to catg 1969, thi County Commission- vllle la as follows: Elder Gordon B. Hinkley, right, assistant to the Council Thia award, the second such and again worked shoulder Is era will designate the name of. Trial ffin at elevation 9800 in of the Twelve of LDS the church 'honor received by the people of shoulder to begin preparations Church, represented the new district and divide lt Into feet ia 116 per cent of average I Henefer, culminates two years of for a city park. five representative precincts for with 68 Inches of snow and 19.1 acceptance of a bronze marker for the Summit Stake Taber! who TV TV QSQIwll the purpose of electing a board inches of water. Last year at the nacle in fitting ceremonies last week. Accepting the plaque CUjJJd hard work and unrelenting effort hasOr. OrvUl Stark of USU, to worked spur continually education in the November, same date lt was 14.6 inches of is President Hobson of the Summit Stake. Bernett of Proud Citizen Smith, the people of Utah on to beautiCOLVILL- E1970 election. water, average is 16.6 inches of In the spring of 1965, Early is of the Coalville Camp of the Daughters of the week of news left, sports fy their surroundings, has pointcaptain Big At a meeting in Hoyts vllle Sun- water. was the 56 to 51 defeat of Wa- members of the Town Board took ed to Henefer as an example of Utah is Kate donors B. of the Carter and Pioneers, plaque, elevaat Moorehouse Smith and day of members of the three satch by the North Summit a good look around Henefer and what can be done by the devotion achool boards, superintendents, j tlon 7600 feet is 100 per cent of national president of the DUP. Braves Friday evening. It waa a didn't like what they saw. The of its community leaden, the eo- -. citizens committee, and other in-- 'normal with 87 Inches of snow, with North leading melting snow waa revealing weed operation of Its townspeople, and teres ted groups, the decision was 7A Inches of water, all the way until the eloalng mo- choked ditch banks, cluttered a lot of elbow grease. made to oppose this bill also. The measurement Just complet-(Furthe- r j But the people of Henefer only menta, when the Wasps tied it yards and fences long overdue for meetings are being Od by Jack Young, SC8 Engineer, Scattered all smile and say: j repairs and paint. aU. 48 Were not yet up, held Tuesday at the Capitol at .show Chalk Creek to be 125 per throughout the community wen done, we still have a long way visitors As the keyed expected, 8000 which lt is hoped a clause can (cent of average at elevation w.. 0.-1- 1.. crum- to Salt i on go. Jones, with many old bams and sheds the be inserted into this substitute; feet with 44 Inches of snow and Ltke lucklly eJcaped flerious in-- ! with age. bling even men two three and guardAlready, plans are being made 10.7 ae laches of water bill allowing a citizens vote to compared jury when her car coiHded with a The town square, the site of for this year's projects. ing him. He still made 17 points, KAMAS decide this Issue. It Is the op-- to a 15 year average of 8.5 ot drlven by Lioyd the now unused school buUding, Inlon of local representatives that ches of water. Ted Hallam and Clarence John- and that turned the other lads was weed Infested and cluttered. ' With the melting of the snow 0remi Hve miles east of Echo, you wlll again see"the townspeo- son were Injured in the mine loose. Geary had 12, Curtis 10, this bill is no improvement over ; At elevation 7500 feet Chalk Wednesday morning, Feb. 1. Itself was beyond building Fawcett Ste 6, and 9, Simlater ipe working together to lnetall a Creek baa 35 Inches of snow when the cage they ride down broken windows like sprinkling system and planting with 4.6, Inches of water or 89 the shaft tipped over. Clarence vena 2. MacGulre and Wilson led "P11 , sightless staring, unseeing. grass and trees In the new city per cent of an average of 4.7 ,, slammed Into the truck c&uslos was able to hang on so be waa Wasatch scoring with 17 and 15 what was eyes once tennis and base--1 Inches of water. --H not hurt. Just stiff and son for a ,1 were tangles of j Also in the backstops a) North Summit led at the quar-Beaver Creek Ranger Station planning stages and rubble. jwire 38 34 23 15 to to to 14 and is 106 per cent normal and Soap-- ; 5, jare a baseball diamond, tennla ten, Something had to be done, for 'courts which can be flooded for atone 'Ranger Station at elevation The victory gives North a tie the people of Henefer are a very I 7800 has 36 inches of snow con- - . second .. Wasatch for with skating rink In the winter; uo place w u... people-pro- ud of their pi- - j playground equipment and a padetwo with each in Pud Uinta M taint ot wntor lor bj. the w0k Region, Le'w.i 123 per cent of normal. causing extensive muscle damage feats. Morgan leads with one loss, I oneer heritage and proud of the vilion. unhurt The Strawberry-Danlel- e Canyon but has yet to meet both North natural beauty around them. But And again you will see cadi snow course above 'Heber at el- .the Job waa entirely too big for family looking for further Imand Wasatch. Glen Thurston, of Morgan evatlon 8000 has 55 Inches of; President Roy Fawcett provements which can be done on : S of Wasatch the In spite defeat, state representative fpom thia dls-- snow with 15 Inches of water, i small committee. To pre- -j their own property. nd his retained Its No. Four spot in the trict, Monday was named chair- - (This is 155 per cent of the normal In the mine a few days later Tribune's Big Ten. wrnrgsn was sent Henefer the way lt should A city project of thia type, takes man of the alftlng!10.i inches of water for when a prop they were putting dropped but for some reason, and .be. would take the af lot of long-ranplanning, and for this session of the ary i. up in the mine fell and bit him ' North has never reached the'0 the entire community, the full of every r State Legislature. nt With advice from County one. The City of Henefer has jin the back, breaking his collar circle Fang wonder If the The sifting committee, made Hoore and shown that it CAN be donft- rTP Ten are chosen out of .a hat. . tension Agent J.ofReed BaU, sot of feel-- , but Alden d Richlns Mary Baker. encouragement up of seven members, decides , Alton Bair of Coalville ha re-- 7 which bills should go on the lng better. land committee Paskett, Johnny to been A Grade cently promoted I board for n vote. captains were appointed for each d Plant Supervisor of the to be done. Every one en- "I never dreamed of the honor j In COALVILLE (Dairy Murray. ' 'of the appointment, Glen said 'Local Heart Fund Qiiirman thuslastlcally pitched In to help Brent, a North Summit gradu-iat- e d waa the I guess at while naming held In Kamas Wednesday. working Gary Smith reminds every one beautify their little city. Each last month. Dinner t , it I the Utah that February la Heart Month famlly looked around to see what of attending' University jwaa served to about 60 people. .. and the local Heart Fund cam- - improvements could be made in Albert S. a tn-ik- u djcont,nued ,hl wh atton between city and country hut. tn hu Wagstaff gave asristant ipalgn will begin next week. Ev-- . their own back yards. But money had to be raised to COALVILLE PARK CITY . I folks in the House. superintendent. . iery one Is urged to welcome the ex.l finance H Club the public Improvements. to of Lake volunteer Representative Glen Thurston who their ladies time the Salt married former herehot seat Skyline be will the Jeep Hiis fathWi o( the tboughti Febru- after, the popular Represents- - praaed lmpreased many f toe;Joy Bates of Wanahlp and they City sponsored the 3rd Annual to assist tn the collection for this Ted and Maxine Wright, staunch; waa guest speaker at the BPW of Coalville the ary meeting one of of Snow cause, a any newsmen supporters worthy community Skyline girl. competlRally, tlveaald. ,'When the py5flts daddy anddailghter'a the same ! tlon for drive vehicles, project, were given this huge which waa held In the Kosy Cafe. me whrt qualification. wajr. asked made the evening very;fc. Special guests who enjoyed a deAdult on ProbtIon task. fflcer ben told ,the w needed tere wonderful and special for "them Saturday and 8unday, Feb. 4, licious dinner and informative the state for several years; and 5. Fund Raising Project were three: No small children, I They hod a dance afterwards was Their g, first project balrecently appointed Security' About 300 st the meeting were Mrs. Thurston, wife able to support herself, and which Included the Virginia Reel!, .. . Vernon and Douglas Swen- - j0 loon-tlre- d Intermountain A of metal. pickvehicles with scrap gathering land many waltz tunes. A special goggled, plenty of life Insurance. ct of. v1 !up date was set and every one I Thurston said a number of guest that night waa Elena Good- sJrw. helmeted and harnessed drivers , v. Representative Thuraton searched sheds, bam. and from 1,11 Prt Intermoun Summit County citizens, both for (worth, president of the Stake Prl-L!,. I most talk tateresting (McGee and they have three girls. jtain West rage, for scrap to donate. Every-- ; and against gchool consolidation, mary. participated In the (Mr. Ball baa good reason to be , leaky taa kettle, to BilT 89, tha A new .thtag eVentg which were a Hill Climb visited the capital Tuesday. While Vsont Brattleboro, of these two young men and a Bat Obstacle course race, proud hand washing machines, powered outcome herd production average annual refusing to predict the were bom and raised in clused ta or mllk and butterfat beenjnaib to car bodies wu collected MI. Thufston explained. of what has become the most Club who Summit County. to announced for the Registered and piled for sale. Th clean-u- p ,oueltlon divisions, according eight furious hassle In recent Summit ere alked wheel base, engine capacity and Holstein herd owned by Donald Campaign WaS OH iti Vljf, history, Glen said that expected 'Hienibem Wblch StiU more money wu needed, uPbrinKlnc to the substitute weight of the vehicle. In the Hill P. Brown, Coalville. amendments Holsteln-Friee- so the committee searched for, As MARION two vehicle each Climb, made reported by bill did not develop. attntlon mngt they The (Marion Homemakers Club passes at the steep, rutted hill, ian Association of America, the , new waya to build cash. Kiddles from the blind school idld not know understand The next project was a Pn-iabo- ut with his high mark being re-- herd has completed its latest test--1 visited the Legislature, and when held their meeting at tha home th controversial bill, McNeil. She had a quilt corded. On the Obstacle Course, ln F r with an official peroow cake supper and rummage sale. A medIey of p,itar tUDel wara introduced to Thurston as the uiltd nd md which must have been "con-- 1 verge of 15,764 Uw. of milk and Again the townspeople donated playad by runny Vernon and man at the Thurston ranch neari ot butterfat, baaed on 5 articles this time emptying doe- - 'ywpu. swensen. next year' latructed" by a drunken bulldozer, 569 Morgan, they broke Into smiles of PARK CITY lactations. ets and attics of clothing, toys, Several Item of business were They will never 10InIdappreciation. That handsome and very good 'the vehicles had to stay on the .completed ttte University Norma r P books and a little bit of every- - 'discussed and lt wu decided the t,h j course or superylereceive penprescribed forget, their leaders said the fun ident with Afton Brimhall skier on the Treasure Mountains nd produetton thing. The women tamed out club would ed the and 7,. race ln altles aln sponsor a this time. on to tha visits against they have had M d dopes every day la watching you I vlca prealde,lta Procedures in cooperation to ciin, press, wadi, repair and Show with the The 1961 Fashion luAche. club formed in wu te1,n tha and .spring emd by nnch, To narrow down the field conwlth JoAnn Peteraon aa secretary. brodmprorement pro- - make mitable for sale everything j date set for 1:30 p.m. Feb. 25 at to and promote worts, Morgan Lions Club. pastime le 1 the one with 'th8 HoI,teln organlu-- donated. am Secret Pale were drawn for the siderably, he the (Hoytavllle Ward Cultural Interest ln drive vehicles, tlon. next year and old ones revealed. "Research Analyst" emblazoned and now boasts a To add to the enjoyment of this Hall. This event la something ev of membership They were sorry that Maxine on his parka. He MAY have in- some 80 vehicles In this area. The results of participation ln event, cakes, candy and cookies ery lady lor the club looks for Peteraon dropped out of the dub. terviewed you aa you stood in Thta ta testing ore were also sold. A delicious sup- - ward to presenting for they feel the third year their Snow .official production ta meMUr. hwd Ileene Peteraon, Sonia Winegar the ticket line, and he DID InIt ta something very special. A panCak tnd Uuaage been held in the Park auterinx!per and MaTjorle Pitt are new mem- terview you if you were a casual- Rally hu of tickets are pre-- i limited number of : plentr ayrup thlTdlvef maple and true tradto City vicinity, bers. ty. can 40 be Purchased nnd one. of available th d1!ht OTtatodlnJ every on Sunday frunHPBred He la John Bryant, an em- ltlon a Lorena McNeil and Melisaa LeCarol Louise Aa to Rees, drew clou a every day a Snow jfrom made It Both Rally. wis served refreshment!. ployee of the US. Public Health truly other BPW membera. one went hom wlth tumm1 HENEFER events were great sport for thel henri oerformance level here a Service, under working Bill Roberta wae elected as secGrant to find out the why of llttta retary of tha Utah State Young well lor t)w VA cowW ..mi.1 wW Shop ski accidents. The questionnaire put their Fanners Association at tha recent Loren! Bo5rir' Be falderwooa all into winning the 7,880 lbs. of milk and 285 lbs. of I ButStm more monJr Jon Burtn- - Twenty-nin- e convention held in Hotel Utah. so needed committee started the asks such things what time of trophies. ember nd our fund-raisiRoberta, son of Owen Roberta fdr other searching are calculated on the day did the accident occur, wu! la engaged Inr a Dairy-Bee- f operaWANSHIP the light flat or sun bright, how tion In Henefer with his father. n ew more dollars , "veninB- mature equivalent basis v Arlene Judd that It long have you skied, how He and wife Linda are tha par- la never too hutoproved long donated by Ideal metal and scrap to provide a comparison standembark on a lata ent. of three children, two boys Cement kept the fund Company Tiny Lori Ann Judd, daughter , ard. and one girl. gradually growing. d Other association: officers are The final fund-raisii project, mother of four children, had a large audience 11 George Merkley, Vernal, presi1965 wu a band concert for ckfd,or . hi th. fourth grade andl" b wben MeUed Cited St Brooks V.1 youngest the Wg whVernon V. Monroe, Sciplo, the oldest ndItlon. dent; physlcal tho School fered ArMorgan High by Verda 6th Ward In Bountiful lut serving a mission, COALVILLE vlca president, and Burke John-eoelc' ' and tndcd by the entire The annual Summit Stake lene recently finished a beauty, 0i.a week. Mr.band of Eva Brooks, daughter There are eleven of these ReAurora, reporter. In addition to her parents and and Mrs. Wayne Brooks was , community, course t Excelda Beauty College Sweetheart dance will be held search Analysts, with back- - brother T1 money went towards the . in Salt Lake. this occulon wu awarded a special award by Coun- - j . . , .. Jeffrey Saturday, Feb. 11 ln the StaYb ' 10 The opening of her shop wu ,",e understand witnessed by a number of grand- - ty Extension Agent J. Reed Moors tairohaso of a small tractor which House with a Valentine theme, ditch-bank- s, ny Parents, uncles, aunts and assort and Music will be by the Tone-alre- e delayed, oddly enough, by the Tuesday evening honoring her U used to mow - and dancing win atari at 1:30. enow in new etonn siren for relatives. d the fire It Chicago. heavy departUnlted, for with a 8tafnine KAMAS years zheep in year for mu Among those were Mr. and Mia. project ment. with the of clan Olsen ta The Birthday Penny Drive for seems part of her equipment wu ini of the and the findings, after Mernld McQueen, Mr. and Mrs. Eva has won many awards tnd the County several of the back decoration committee and ta work the Primary Childreifs Hospital snowbound In that city for some Project ro computerised, will be pub- - Preston Judd, Mr. and Mra. Fran- will be conducted thle month. time. trophies and ln her nlne years afreets were oiled, and the city ing with young people, from all hcd with the eta that the to until She hope remain Carlisle, Cart Randy open plans Judd, hu taken sewing, home Improve- - began to take on a spin and span wards within tha Stake. They are uklng every one to be of ski equipment. McQueen, Terry Woolstenhnlme, meat, and Junior leader cooking PPrance. 9 Thursday nights for tho con- - manufacturer A floor show hu been y' cob "old." will Kamu generously put ut safer items to the Mr. and. Mm. Keith. Judd, Colleen projects in addition to tha sheep After the first summer of bard for 9:80 under tha direction of led their pennies Monday, Feb. vmlenco of the working glrta tn will akllnf publie. th area. McQueen aod-Ala- n Simlater, work and unselfish devotion by Roy and Xubell Judd. 18. project If Youve Henefer Wins Another Plaque To Prove Pays HAD IT Connie d u Snow Report de Shows Water Over Average Bronze Plaque Given to Church 783-488- WhChtnll Wacnc cliff-hang- Mine Mishaps er, 1' 1 Injure Pair high-scori- ng J Glen Thurston Is Chairman Sifting Group . ! m I Febru-commltt- ge Ex-Bre- . Glen Thurston BPW Speaker ichUn' dj, I Brown Dairy Herd Is Tops ! range-lookin- g. - Homemakers Meets at Marion :0f b. 2S Ski Mishap in Research , rmind wn Bill Roberts I Gains Office i near-bltasa- Si rd or-ro'- New Beauty for Arlene Judd u u who', wa ng I 305-da- I Jr. 1;;. s sjsk i ng Eva Open Penny Drive 4-- ' ' Stake Sweetheart Dance Set Feb. |