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Show i I Grandchildren Tour on Snake Keep Coming for Explorers KAMAS - isnt every town our size that can boast of four new grandchildren within a month, the last three within five days. It A glorious 90 mile trip down the Snake River was experienced by eight boys and their The latest arrival was a FIRST grandson for Mrs. S. P. Mikkelsen-Rob- ert leaders. The lucky fellows were Thayne Lott, Ken Butler, Glenn Terrill, 8 pound two ounce fair haired lad, was born at the Dee Hospital in Ogden, at 1:30 a.m. Goodworth, Don husky July 31. His proud and happy first time parents, are Chester and Karen Spangler of Layton. Other grandparents are Mr. Spangler's parents who live in Oregon, and a first time great grandmother, Mrs. William Woods of Ogden. Class of 1948, North Summit High, Plans Coalville Reunion Aug. 16 Senior Hop - 1948 - 'Winter Wonderland." Back row: Don Stonebraker, Valeen Blonquist, Donna Ander-to- n, Helen Bond, Donna Dawson, Dorothy Judd, Eugene Blonquist, Roma Geary, EldenStaley Valeen Jones, Fred Hatley. Middle Row. S. P.Mikkelson, Lee Wright, LaMar Hopkins, Nita Lee Brown, Eldon Wright, Karol Blonquist, Sue Osborne, Verna Wilde, Eloise Clark, Billy Staley, Wallace Hansen, Jeraldine Krajnc, Jestine Blonquist, Judith Wilde, Reed Bow lock, Deone Gustaveson, Thelma Ball, Mary Carmen, Elsie Monroe, Janice Lynn, Eugene Vernon , Irene Trone, Reea Happenings at Henefer of his daughter, Gen and Grant Geary. Weekend visitors at the home of Rachel and Os Wright were Vern and Marsha Wright and Troy, Verl Wright. Fern Wright and Mrs. Osra OBrien all of Salt Lake. Osra also visited with another sister, Mrs. Thelma Nichols. They were all happily surprised to receive a phone call from Vera Pemberton who lives in Oak Ridge, Tenn. and were able to talk with her while they were all together. Mrs. Gladys Dearden left Tuesday morning for Las Vegas, Nevada to attend a School Lunch convention. She also hopes to be able to visit with her brother, George, who lives in Las Vegas. Mrs. Ethel Larsen of Tucson, Arizona is visiting in Hene-f- or this week at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ruth Ball. Ethel accompanied her daughter and Lissay and Bernard Law and their son to Utah and upon her arrival they enjoyed an evening of visiting and supper prepared by Ruth with Gladys and LaVern Dearden and Alvin present along with Joseph and Edna Beard of Salt Lake and Phyllis and David Passey and family of Henefer. Blaine and Lupe Dearden also visited with them later in the evening. Ethel visited with Ruth for a few days and then went to Salt Lake and visited at the home of her brother, Joseph. She will visit with Ruth the remainder of this week, spend next week with Gladys and then goto Idaho where she will visit before returning to Arizona. Ethel would like to visit with all her friends in Henefer but since it is impossible for her to do much walking around she hopes they will call on her while she is visiting with her sisson-in-l- aw ters. Jess Brooks of Mona, Utah is visiting in Henefer at the home of his son, Jimmy and Veda Brooks. Last week he visited in Coalville at the home Back to School Peterson, Stella Chappell, Vadis Tree, Clark, Bob Gay Margie Rlchlns brought home two trophies to add to her collection from the Junior Livestock Show in Ferron, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, August 1, 2 and 3 where she showed the Champion and Reserve Champion Hampshire Ewe and the Champion and the Reserve Champion Hampshire to her to the Accompanying three day meet were her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dale Richins. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Richins accompanied Milton and Viola Richins to Lava Hot Springs Sunday and Monday, August 4 and 5. Terri Lea Baker is enjoying a week in Bible Camp at Palisades, Idaho this week accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Dale Potter and several children from the Kamas area. The Flapjack Flippers H cooking club under the direction of Mary Baker exhibited 4-- their projects in the fair last week. Terri Baker received a blue ribbon on her muffins and was also picked to exhibit them in the State Fair. Sheryl Dawson received a red ribbon on her muffins. As their Community Service project the two girls spent most of the morning Thursday baking Chocolate Chip Cookies for the Henefer Beautification Committee to sell in their booth during the fair. Terri Lea Baker also exhibited a skirt which won a red ribbon and took part in the H Fashion Show Thursday after4-- noon. Oakley Girls Win First in Softball Durrant, Alton Brown, Vaughn Dearden. Members of the Class of '48 to join in the fun of a class reunion August 16, 1968 ftt 7:30 p.m. WANTED: Committee members Dorothy J. Blonquist and Valeen J.Shaw have been busy compiling a Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fisher from Holiday Park drove to Wanship to enjoy dinner with Mrs. George Fisher Sunday. Young Kayla Vernon spent a week in Salt Lake visiting with her cousins. Lisa Page, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Page of Salt Lake has been visiting with Loretta end LuJean Darcey for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Young and son, Bobby who are here visiting from California took Bills mother, Mrs. Agnes Youngwith them to Yellowstone Park. They visited Earthquake Park in Yellowstone Park and also spent some time at Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Last Sunday Mrs. Young's children honoredheronher89th birthday (tier birthday is August 8th). Those honoring Mrs. Young at a birthday dinner were: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Garrett of Ely, Nevada; Mr. and Mrs. Eb Young of Ogden; Mr. Mrs. Russell Young and fomily of Bountiful; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Young and son, Bobby and Mrs. Wanda Spriggs and children. Former resident, Susan Brown of Salt Lake visited with Ann Smith Sunday. Mr. Gordon Bolinder of Grantsville visited with Belva and Malin Vernon and Florence and Jack Smith Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Bates were guests at a wedding breakfast at Logan Thursday morning in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Brent Clark. They also attended a reception that evening in honor of the couple. Friday morning they joined Mr. and Mrs. Weston Clark for a stay at Lava Hot Springs before motoring on to Twin Falls, Idaho for an Open House in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Clark, newlyweds. Brent and Kirk are sons of Fays sister, LaVon of Wash- ington, D.' C. Tubing down the river has become a new and exciting sport for some of our daring Wanship residents. Mrs. Irene Wilde and Mrs. Marvin Robinson took a group of kids on such an exciting ride last week and report tube riding on the river to be quite a sport. Bishop Pace ofWanshipWard announced Sunday that M.I.A. and Relief Society had been reorganized with Myrla Homer MIA Softball Tournament Ninety girls participated in the SS Soft Ball Tournament. Each played seven games and showed sportsmanship. like all memory sheets filled out and returned as soon as possible. They would also like everyone to get your reservations so that the whole gang will be on hand to renew acquaintances and reminisce about all the go od acquainted with the new grandson at the Spangler home in Layton. Mrs. Florence Shipman, and her sister and brother-in-la- w, Gus and Lorraine Swanson en- trained at Evanston Friday evening for Swisher, Iowa where they will be the guests of Mrs. Shipmans daughter, Mrs. Eldon Hasley and her family. The Swansons will also visit relatives in Nebraska. times. House guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Willis the week have Included, Mrs. Lorraine Stephens, surgery; past Williss brother and sister-in-la- w Elwood Spriggs, Mark Henefer and their children of and Mary Jane Stratton, mediand her aunt Kansas Oberlin, cal. and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Sbarndson of Olympia, Washington. Mrs. Delia Bond has been in Ogden the past few days with Mrs. Roy her daughter-in-laBond, of Evanston who is a surgical patient in the Dee Hospital. LaVerne and Lorraine A word of praise is due three Bond and daughter Rae Lynn Park City girls, Vickie Wallin, have driven down to Ogden several times to see their sister-Patty Madsen and Patty Prince, in-law. for Red called 'The Riders," Lorraine's uncle and aunt, their professionaly done and clever dance. The girls were Mr. and Mrs. Barney Conley of dressed in cowgirl outfits. Eden, Wyo. visited at the Bond They were among some home last Tuesday. contestants from twenty-fiv- e Fred and Phyllis Richins who are getting settled in their Summit County who participated in the 'Talent Search, sponbeautiful new home, were desored by the Summit Co. Fair lighted to have Mrs. Vera DurBoard, last Thursday evening. rant, Mr. and Mrs. Larry DurMar-igar- et The Lefler Brothers of rant of Morgan and Mrs. Longstreth of Evanston Kamas' sang their way to first place in the Senior Division of among their first visitors the Talent Search held Thurs- . Monday evening. Mrs. Ruth Campbell was a day evening under the sponsorguest of her daughter, special of Summit the County Fair ship Mrs. Gerry Bramwell and her Board. children, Kathy , Cindy and Steve First place in the junior diviat the Zoo Tuesday afternoon in sion went to Grant Piercy, son Salt Lake. of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Piercy of Coalville for a piano solo. Mike Richins returned SatSecond place in the senior urday evening from Wilming- n, division went to Meredith third place to Arlene Franson and fourth place to the "Pled Pipers a band consisting of Danny Vernon, Richard Brown, Doug Swenson and Ted Red Riders" High in Talent Search w, Fitzgerald, Johnnie Garrett, Kevin Hoyt, Kerry Lambert, Larry Van Tassell. The boys and their Explorer Leader Charles Hack-le- y truly enjoyed the natural beauty of the country. They fished a little, but the most fun was setting up camp on the waters edge, and talking of wild animals and Indians, rs which cooking food made the appetites ravenous. These boys also toured Yellowstone which boasts the wonders of the world. Ken Bagnall and Demont Lott also accompanied the group and enjoyed the outing as much as the boys. Hoyt. Harris and Clyda Carpenter and family of Burkley, Idaho Funeral Services for Elvin Roundy Funeral services were held Saturday, August 3 for Elvin Roundy who died Tuesday, July 30 at the Lark Mine. Bishop Rex Walker officiated, and a brother Lyle Roundy gave the family prayer. Military services followed with the prelude and postlude music being played by Edna Fitzgerald. Invocation was given by Bishop Rulon Ball; life history, Bishop Rex Walker; President and Mrs. Thomas Lefler sang, Beyond the Sunset; speaker Clarence Mitchell, and Lyle Roundy; organ melodies, Jim Burt; speaker Ron Gibson, vocal solo, Gordon Taylor, "That Silver Haired Daddy of Mine Benediction, Ira Miles. Flowers were under the direction of Wanda Miles and Loraine Frantz with members of the family helping. Pallbearers were Rex Bass, Everett Johnson, Harry Welsman, Jack Bernard, Clair Shaw, Ellis Thomas. ' Military services under the direction of John Biplow. Grave dedicated fay Harold Kilh-strom. ton, N. C. with his brother and Frank sister-in-la- w, THE SUMMIT COUNTY BEE 3 ott out-doo- Mrs. Mikkelsen is getting Hospital Notes River Tubing Is New Sport and of Remembrance for each class member and would "Book KAMAS VALLEY Seems Kay Pap was the unlucky one, his car received a jolt from the rear by Dallas Casper of Heber. The damap was minor. Danna Hoyt has returned home after spending the summer in Edmonton, Canada with Tanya Andrew. Ronald and Pamela Schubert of Grafton, Iowa are here visiting the Lary Coltens. They enjoyed a hilarious pack trip along with Bill and Merle On-slof Burbank, Calif, and mother and dad, The Coltons. Many beauties were caught and consumed as well as a lot of stiffness and sores. Mts. Tonya Andrews and children of Edmonton, Canada are here for a month visiting et the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aulden (Stiff) and Fay Richins and their five children where they had spent the past two weeks visiting are here visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Carpenter. They are looking the old town over for chanps and excitement. Carolyn Smith and daughter of Salt Lake were overnight guests at the home of Orpha and Carl. While here Orpha and Carolyn attended aTupper-war- e Party in Woodland hosted by Marba Bushell. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brady and family have returned to their home in Los Altos, Calif, after spending a wonderful week visiting Bonnies parents and sisters and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Mick Stevens, Barbara Prescott and Wanda Miles. The whole family enjoyed several luscious barbecues. A trip to Mirror Lake to admire the canyons natural beauty and the old reliable chicken dinner at the Chicken Inn. All in all it was a joyous reunion for the eighteen members of the family and they are lookingfor-war- d to another just like it. Mrs. Cheryl Hughett presented her husband Harvey with a brand new baby daughter at the Heber Hospital. The little darling weighed 6 lbs. 2 12 oz. and will answer to the name Hughett. Proud grandparents are Bishop and Mrs. Rex Walker, Kamas, and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lee Hughett Sr. of Morristown, Tennessee. Bert and Berniece Louder of Orem visited with Jim and Ruby Louder on their way to Jack-so- n Hole, where they plan to do some fishing and skiing. Sarah Joe Louder and three small children of Delta were overnight visitors in town Friday. They are here on business. La-Da- wn Thursday, August 8, Pony and Quilt Are Given Away The Shetland pony given away by the Henefer Beautification Committee during the fair was won by Ted Norberg of Devils Slide and the beautiful quilt by Nita PaceofHoytsvillefeported Beautification Committee-me- n today. The booth was ahup success and they ject. The money pined from the summers efforts will be used to continue the work on the city park and in other beautification Biforts. Awards Made in Home Arts The coveted Home Arts Sweepstakes awards went this . year to Benon Farrell for some beautiful salmon pink dahlias; to R. Barth of Park City for a book showing flowers native to this county; and to Velma Judd for a beautiful kelly green two-pie- The sweepstakes winning quilt was sewn by Olive Mitchell and a crocheted banquet cloth by Marba Bushell both of the Kamas Valley. la French bread made by Fawcett, a knit sweater by Joye Ovard and canned pears by Thelma Hersch brought three sweepstakes ribbons to HeneAr-vll- fer. A house plant exhibited by Warren Atkinson and an end table showing fine craftsmanship by Alan Crittenden concluded the Sweepstakes CARD OF THANKS wish to express our gratitude and thanks to all our friends, relatives, and acquaintances for their many acts of kindness; for the cards, flowers and food, while in the hospital and since my return home. Thanks so very much. May, Lavern and boys We Paskett, Second place in the junior division went to the 'Red Riders a pint-sizdance group from Park City; third place went to Cheryl Wheaton of Coalville for a vocal solo and third place to Peggy Nelson and Sherry Saxton of Coalville for a modern dance. Honorable mention in the junior division went to the "Cuddly Ducks a dance group from Henefer under the direction of Cheryl Ovard. The show brought out many talented youngsters from the county who competed forthe ed prizes. as President of the Mutual with Joan Pace and Myrl Vernon as Counselors. Verdell Pace will be secretary and Neta Pace attendance secretary. The new Relief Society President is Mrs. Dorothy Bogedahl with Ruth Gibbons and Mae Bates as counselors and Glenna Robertson as secretary. THANK YOU! , LEES, LEVIS & WRANGLERS All Sizes 2242 Wash. All Colors Ph. 394-003- 3 We wish to extend our thanks to our many Prices now are smaller! during the past four years as In Mercury Monterey: a smaller price tag. You don't have to wait for Srplcmlwr to save. Take advantage of of owners-opera-to- We made a small chango rs NORGE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS. low We appreciate prim. Now. year-en- d See your local Mercury dealer and ask about his having had your business small and friendship, closc-ou- t price. MR. AND MRS. ELDON DOHNAL. V CIIAND ALL-WALK- YOUR FORD DEALER ER ce dress. Mor-tenso- friends for the opportunity of serving them expressed their ap- preciation fo the people of the entire county who supported it. The Henefer float, depicting the beautification program was a first place winner in its division in the parade. The committee expressed their appreciation to the town businessmen for their support of this pro- real Games were played at Kamao, Oakley and Park City. Rhonda Marchant coached the Peoa girls and did a find job as did Kate Stembridp, who brought rls to a victher Oakley orious first place. Barbara Mitchell coached for Marlon and this groip tied with Francis for second place. Kamas 2nd coached bv Bonnie Lambert came in third. Francis girls were coached Woodby Kay Atkinson and the land girls had Anita Bushellfor coach. Park City girls were coached All the girls by Kendra Wallen. and their coaches did a magni-ficie- nt job and we are proud of them. 1968 MOTOR GO. COALVILLE, UTAH |
