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Show Snow Figures Hold Mary L Bates Up Features Well New Guardian Fees for Grazing Will Remain Same Mason Smith Visits Park j Summit County Bee 3 Ralph Cossey OOALYIUJE, UTAH Funeral Held Woodland Mrs Clark (Faulene) Bronson recuperating In the LDS hospital after surgery. Jake and Milo Jenson from Emmett, Idaho each had two sons tournaplaying In their Jr. ment in Salt Lake City, from the Leatha Ward; WeUer, Stake In Emmett. They lost their first game and won the scond one. For those of you who are behind on the news as I found out I was, Lynn and Carolyn Winter-to- n have a new baby daughter. They have one other little girl also. Lynn and Carolyn are living in Logan where Lynn U attending Utah State University. Mr and Mm Walt Hardman were pleased to hear that their son and hU wife are the proud parents of a little son. U The Department of the Inter-- 1 THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1967 lor Friday informed Sen. Frank that graslng fees E. Moss, PARK CITY PARK CITY OAKLEY news Items on Bureau of Land Management One the of happiest were Two regular meetlngi Funeral services were held' ... in quite some time Is the account lands will remain at the same held In February by the Neigh-bor- a 22, at the South Feb. llOytSVlllG Wednesday 1966. as one level during of a visit home, Saturday, of Guardian of Woodcraft. Summit Stake House In Kamaa, of Park City's most popular and C' A' Cllttlden Sen. Moss said that Acting 'for Thomas .Neighbor Eliza B. Lake preaided. Jr and Ralph Coasey con- residents. Charles young Interior the of courageous was of Secretary offlcere Election the lnchnor ducted by Ralph Franson. Mason Smith was brought to Luce Friday approved a notice, Virginia Crittenden offered iPin order of business. Mary was The family prayer hosPark City from a Salt Lake Wernoon- - Guests included which will be published in the g Bates will be our new GuardPresident Ralph Richards; j r pital by Earns Anderson. He Federal Register, setting the fee by Crndcn ian Neighbor, and ber officers and postlude music. Kay,al went to the home of his parents, at S3 cents per animal per month, food coloring. Mrs a"d are as follows: WestonofRoy. Leon WooUtenhulme; Invocation, Had a camel also at Cest Bon, Mr. and Mrs. Ab Smith, where he for calendar year 1967. the C B. Past Guardian Neighbor, Elisa Wilde; Beyond the Sunset." waa ie,Leon famous s pan- his mother believed onjoyed Moss he coffee Sen. that and and Crittenden. said Ca1 pot, beer stein and B. Lake, advisor; Jessie and visited with members that the 33 cents charge was fair. sung by Gerald Atkinson and aI1 nJoy a dlnnor prc' Magician, Gloria L. Lar- rabbit at Cest Bon and Treasure cakes Jean McNeil ad played by Kay the of family. 'Mountain ski area. Mm Crittenden, and an sen; Clerk, Lillian Blrcumshaw; WooUtenhulme and Brent Wilde; Then Earne drove Mason up" Banker, Jessie McAlevy; Attendvocal at look Main vtlnR; Judd held a a to speaker, Dave Richards; take town and M' ant, Mary Horrocks; Flag Bearfriends from the solo, "Spanish Blue Eyes," Don and Street greet Nora dinner Sunday In Simpson; Musician, er, Thacker, accompanied by Brent . car, then was taken back to the (Blanch Fletcher; Inner Sentinel, Boyce, who Wilde and Billy Harris on gui- of,thc hospital. Mildred Nelson; Outer Sentinel, home mission Mason may be able to return tarn; speakers, Bruce Egbert and Elisabeth Larsen; to for an Managers, near the in home vocal hia to Park City aolo,!ex PEOA BUhopBoyd Lake; Ea8 states Mission. Mary L. Bates, Ruby Dingle, HelOAKLEY Bene Andrus, "I Know that My , future. He has put up a long and Reed Briton U leaving for the ren Statham; Correspondent, Elgrand-pahU were PARK CITY Attending to recover George Lorenzo Siddoway, 83, Redeemer Lives," accompanied courageous mission home thU week before isa B. Lake; Senior Guardian, W Mrs. Hortense Eley of Park from the serious 24 R' Salt Feb. In died a reOakley, La"d injuries he by Whlnne Andrus. Mildred Nelson; Deputy Clerk, city, and Mrs. Belt! Casper and I from Park City, and Mm Edna hU departure to the Texaa MisLake hospital ceived. -, cemMarlon in the Burial was Clerk, Mildred Nelson; Deputy Mrs. Bertie Potter of South SumJudd from Hoytsvlllc; Mr and sion. Reed and members of hU Bom April 24, 1883, Salt Lake of the Dedication grave etery. (Banker, Mary Horrocks; Install- mit, attended the wonderful CanMrs Bill Durrant, Linda, Elaine, family presented the program In City, to Robert and Ellen Clark was Lake. Boyd Bishop by cer Conference held in Salt Lake ing Officer, Ruby Dingle. and Steven of Logan; Dale Dur- Sacrament meeting in Peoa last Siddoway, Married Chloe FraAdvance night will be March City at the Hotel Utah. Bruthan-haClarence Pallbearers; She 1904, rant, Kim, Amy, Eileen, and Kel- week. Feb. 25, sier, Oakley. 21, when all new officers will take DeMar The sessions were fillJerry Louder, ly from Park City; Joan Durrant died April 3, 1958. He was a memtheir chairs, and installation will ed with reports of outstanding The Peoa Ward Gold and PARK CITY ber of the LDS Church, rancher, Wilde, Tommy Clegg, Dave Rich- of Park City; Gladys Wilde, e Ibe held April 4. Ball was held Feb. 24 at Green work being done by medical Marlon G. Fletcher, an timber-man- . ards, Gary Brushanham. Park City miner, Kathryn, and MlchelU. Other Peoa. The theme of their dance (Refreshments were served by science at all levels in the care resident of Park City and son of Keith n, Pallbearers; Mm Mac were Mr callers and Honorary Survivors: sons, daughters; Gloria and Elisabeth Larsen and and was "In the MUty Moon Light." oI Mm. Blanche Fletcher, has been dileaM, Gleave of Salt Lake. Laketown, Rich County; WooUtenhulme, Boyd Louder. each lady received a Valentine. The orchestra waa the Serenad-or- s. Reports were given of the help given an award of 3450.00 from Oail, Oakley; Frank, Park City; Flowers were under the direcOn Feb, 21 we were surprised being given to people suffering the United States Army for a sugThe decoration! under the Mrs Rank (Otis) Bullock, Coal- tion of the ladles ball team from direction of Judy WUllkms, waa by a number of Neighbors from Irom tUl 41,0. Mr gestion adopted by the Govern- ville; 18 grandchildren; 23 great- Oakley had that Coasey OAKLEY Woodbine Circle No. 41, in Salt. iMrs. Eley visited with her ment In blue and white with done and Aria Bonnie Wilde coached. at great-greone ! Mm LoU Snapp Is home from grandchildren; (Lake City, Including the Grand daughter Miss Nonnle Eley in tarn on the celling and moons The award, presented by Col. sisters WooUtenhulme directed. the brothers, grandchild; hospital. She feeU real well around the room. In the wlndtws Govthe save Officer, Margaret V. Johnson and salt Lake City. will R. J. Richards, at the the rites grave; Mlitary but has to stay down most of the Richard, Salt Lake City; Clark, a number of Grand past officers. These volunteers from South ernment 18,910.00. were twinkle lights and angel Mm Irene Vernon, Rock colors were carried by Jared ume n Ogden; Refreshments were served by Summit should be commended for presents-tlothe at Also present hair. They had two dances for Mm Isabell Snapp, Weller and Lyndon Snyder the May Sorenson whom everyone Jessie McAlevy and Elisa B. Lake their efforts In the Cancer Cruwas Carl Thielke, a former Springs, Wyo; all and Don Thacker wen Idaho. Funeral waa held guards loves will be home from Califom their floorahow, an original and Nora Simpson received a nice sade. , Park City resident who was sec- Rupert, of created dance several by 1 Monday, pm Oakley LDS DeLynn Stevens. John Bigelow la thla week. Her family U real glrU birthday card and handkerchief. retary of the union for years. danced the Eleven couples girls. waa Commander. the Our meetings are held the Bret happy to have her back. Carl has been at the Tooele Ward Chapel their couple dance, directed by The guns wen fired by Bob Burial Oakley City Cemetery and Kathy' Lyne and Clark Jones end third Tuesdays, and all mem-be- n five years, for Army Depot Sandra Mitchell and Joel Hoyt T Van swell, Richard are moving their trailer to Hoyt, Gail are urged to attend. is now a chief In ammunition. from Marion. MarJohn Mitchell L. an was Jay den. They plan to attend Weber George Siddoway and Wendell Wilde. brother-inresident of chant, PARK CITY Park City, day early hie Marlon Fletcher and CARD OF THANKS Pat ODriscoll was the bugler The Past Chief's Club held -law Girl oienHbrtin has been In a Salt The Roe Cummings of Salt and was a well known mlllman family of Jeenie Marie waa Gordon and and miner. the their regular meeting Monday Lke visitn. Taylor Lake hospital, when he clty were park city Mr. He "was a Sherman Stone acknowledges Lela President with frequent Park" City evening went minor surgery last week, on Monday at the home of with deep appreciation all of the son visitor at home of his waa the man Fritch fine a presiding. Ralph very and Mrs. Mel Fletcher. PARK CITY kindnesses extended to them durwas , Frank Siddoway and family. Sym- and liked by everyone. He ran KAMAS The business meeting night ; the Girl Scout Uken care of afterwird a aoCi.l j ing their recent bereavement We ia extended to them in heavy equipment for many yean, j pathy CurtU LewU of Kamaa had to are Troop 320 had their second meet- - wu held with honors going to sincerely grateful for the their sorrow. but the last two yean he and hU . cut his vacation short In Calf Bonnew with their teacher and kind consider- thoughtfulness lng Marw Anyeli and Mrg. wife Pat haw been running the.fomla when he became 111. They Laura Blonqulst enjoyed a visit nie Novell e. The girls like their .tion shown to our beloved wife I came !!" Itmderette. gack to Salt Lake where and mother during all the years one day last week from her sisteacher very much. Mr father Pafe and son mother he it In the Cottonwood Hospl- - of her infirmity, and Humes At their meeting they elected ter, Mm Evelyn I and Mrs Pernandlx, flew here tal undergoing tests. new officers. They are: Patrol Frank M. Stone and Family, Brett of Lehi, from Mr Elaine to from Hawaii be with Pat for and Fork Boren of American 'Leader, Jolen (Hendrickson; secthe funeral. from her mother Mm Russell retary, Michael Murphy; treasur- - OnPTlincr Sincere sympathy Is extended er, Denise Smith; reporter, Faye ORE SHIPMENTS Giles of Heber. to Mrs Ralph Coasey and'fariilly took leader. Vem . United Park City Mines ....36 can Boyer Mr and Mm Farley; 6 cars In the death of their huaband , Gay Lynn KummtJ; equipment Tom Into Salt Lake Friday to Heels Mining I 809 Ma,n Street ' and father, manager, Ralln John the doctor who reported Toms touch nw? waa to Pat have her very glad the Scout, discussed fuSTOCK SALES leg is doing Just fine and everyFather and Mother from Hawaii 24 Feb. looks Friday, okay. soon. Mm. Rae Lowe thing here for the funeral. They arrivEast Utah, 1,000. at 38c. and have lots of fun. The girls opening The speaker In Sacrament announces that Joan Durrant and 100 at 33.50. ed about 10:30 Tuesday night United Alvin Pace are pleased with their new teachPark was City, Sunday Jerry Frkovltch will be operat- meeting vllle. He and were brought from the airer and they know it will be ft ors Monday, Feb. 27 gave a very InIn the shop, formerly located of Hoyts enUnited Park City, 200 at 32.50. port by Mike and Doris Bruahan-hasuccess. was It and talk spirational j at CEst Bon Hotel. ' sir and Mrs Peraandls will there. Tuesday, Feb. 28 joyed by everyone who was be able to stay as long as Pat 100 United Park at Merrill $L50; City, the at Sunday visitors needs them. Mm 800 at 33.37 M. OrgiU home were Mr and Others here for the funeral I Murof Lamy Orglll and family FASHION SHOW services were: Donna and Jerry, ray. PARK CITY Estes, San Marcos; Grace and wiu Verna Jean Boyer, daughWork U going ahead on the Paul Frazier and daughter Con- - i Vem Mm Boyer, ter of Mr and Heart Fund Fashion Show. Please nie from Anaheim, Calif.; Reed! ranM home Friday evening with call Mrs. Ann Offret or Mrs. from Lehl, Ora of Heber and Utah from a few of her friends Gwen Siddoway to describe ar- Blaine of Marion. kl of day a State. They enjoyed ticle of clothing to be modeled ing at Park City. the show to be held in March. at Mr and Mm David Clark and Metta Rlchlns of Coalville spent SUMMIT PARK CITY a week sightseeing In Los AngelYOUR TRUCKS Mr. and Mrs. Nick Nagllch reway their On San Diego. es and vs. ceived news and the of the Mexico happy home they stopped in TRACTORS BALERS birth of a darling baby daughter Las Vegas. They reported having born 13 Feb. to Mrs. and SOUTH SUMMIT (Mr. a real nice time and they enjoyETC. Allen Murray. The new baby was ed their trip very much. welcomed home two sisters by The Upton Ward Relief Society BASKETBALL GAME and a brother. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY served lunch for the family of LOCATED NEXT DOOR TO V ft S STORE March Charles Frost who died last week Mr Sidand Mrs (Sharon was Kay CALL OR PHONE AND MAKE AN APPOINTMENT In Salt Lake. HU funeral JERRY LEWIS doway) Rlchlns are the parents burial Friday In Salt Lake, with of a 7 lb. 8 oa. girl born Jan. 81 In Upton. His wife is the former . .. For in an Ogden hospital. lived Powell and they Nancy School Gym er WELDING & CUTTING, Little Natalie Kae hat a host Connie Stevens - Robert Morley here yearn ago. Nancys only grand-pareof to her: R.F.D. No. 1 spoil REPAIR, Ester Anderson died Sunday Mr and Mrs Glen Siddoway. Metbe will funeral MECHANICAL AND Junior Varsity 5:45 pjn. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY morning and her Varsity 7:30 p.m. ta Rlchlns, Lloyd Vernon, Mrs with Hoytsville, Utah j LATHE WORK, March Wednesday In Salt Lake Matilda Mrs. our Jared Siddoway, .burial In Upton. We extend, Etc. 0 PHONE TICKETS $1.00 EACH Rlchlns, and Mr and Mrs ClifIn the death sympathy to Nancy ford Blonqulst. of her husband and slater. PARK CITY HPesnuti,H the snowman sculptor at the "Tlmberhaus" on Park Ave. and Main Street, enjoyed the longest life span of all the snow figures made for the Fun Train. Kids and grownups alike greatly enjoyed snowballing these figures A camel at Boas Lodge in Empire canyon attracted much notice, it was dyed tan color with h, I spec-prelu- de Jn Mc-Alev- afm" G. L. Siddoway Dies Feb. 24th Three Attend Cancer Meet "" battle Marion Fletcher Receives Award day-lon- g Dunt int . m, old-tim- Al-de- . Past Chiefs Club in Regular Meet Og-Wll- Scouts Meet with New Teacher under-chaplai- I I - ! Jrsd.y UPTON Shipping, Saies Park Personal la Spt P1. m. General Repair good Repair Your Farm Reserved Seats NOW! Machinery Are Still Available for the Births NORTH BRING IN Kamas Theatre AND Kamas, Utah 3-- 4 Friday, March 3 North Summit High WAY WAY OUT Ralph Sargent J als-U- nt 10-1- 1 THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING I Remodeling Eva Marie Saint Carl Reiner Alan Arkin Brian Keith - Jonathan Winters NOW ON! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 8 March 17-1- Mike's Clothing Store MAIN STREET PEDDLE PUSHERS, SHOES, DRESSES, BLOUSES Men and Childrens Jackets NOW Men's Work Shoes NOW UP TO $12.98 Men and Childrens Rubbers WERE $4.98 - NOW Ladies and Children's Shoes UP TO 4.98 DANGER Robert Goulet - Christine Carere ALSO THIS IS JORDAN ... IT'S NOT TOO EARLY TO START PLANNING OUR GREATEST Summit County a Close Out WERE $12.98 I DEAL IN 336-222- NOW FRIDAY AND SATURDAY March 5 . . . ." 24-2- $ Qfi $5 t 98 fe1 T A Oft $ 1 98 T STRANGE BEDFELLOWS Rock Hudson Gina Lollobriglda Gig Young THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY March 30-3-1 April 1 WALT DISNEY presents FOLLOW ME, BOYS! Fred MacMurray Vera Miles ...July 27. 28, 29. 1967... Lets All Work Together To Make the 1967 Fair the Biggest and Best Ever! MONT WINTERS, President. BELVON BLONQUIST, DELORA YOUNG, Vice Presidents. PEGGY BLONQUIST, Secretary. |