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Show News Notes from Kamas Valley LaReta Van TasseQa 4-- K dub, the T.W.P.'s hare finished our practice articles, and are starting our second articles. We vent to camp and had a lot of fun. Paul and Irma O'Driscoll have enjoyed having their three grandsons, Rick, Clay and Brett staying with them for a few days. They are the sons of Earl and Arlene O' Driscoll of Evan- ston, Wyoming. Visiting at the home of Keith and Deane Bailey is his mother, Mrs. Alice Bailey of Nephl. She came to attend the wedding of Marilyn and Ron McNeil. Colleen Barzee of Sprlngville is visiting in Kamas with her mother, Mrs. Stan Best for ten days. Stan is MU1 in Provo teaching and will be through this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Best are very thrilled grandparents of a baby boy. He is the son of Charles W. and Mary Lee Richards of Roy. He was born on July 6 at the LDS Hospital, and weighed 7 lb. 14 oz. and will be named Adam Charles. Other grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John C. Richards ofSandy. Charles and Mary Lee have two Hoyts Return from Canada KAMA- SAfter spending tion in Canada, Christine Crystal bought their home. Sunday, Walter and Reva drove out to Strawberry and visited with their daughter and Jim and Maxine Long and children. Then they went on to Tabby and visited with Revas sister, Pete and Wanda I vie. They enjoyed a very lovely dinner and a day of visiting. Gary Lewis is in the LDS Hospital. He had knee surgery he gets along Saturday,-Hopidoy and able to come home soon. Bob and LeRee Walsh and family of Murray were visitors of her parents, Cleo and Algie Anderson Sunday. They all went up to the canyon for dinner. They also took W endall and Polly Mitchells two younger girls with them. Visiting at the home of Larry and Therma Turner three days were Judy Huddleston and two boys of Magna. On Friday afternoon Larry's daughter Shauna came up from Salt Lake to spend two weeks with them. w, very lovely Sacrament meeting was presented Sunday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Stan Best. They both gave talks and then they, and their daughter, Colleen Barzee sang a musical number, accompanied by Lola Lambert. Babies blessed last Sunday in church were Stephanie Ann Thacker, daughter of Don and Carolyn Thacker. She was blessed by her father. Bruce and Linda (Thacker) Comptons baby girl was Ues sed by her father and gives the A a short vacanothing com- to the thrill and excitement of a Calgary Stampede, according to Mr. and Mrs. Elmo R. Hoyt of Kamas. Every minute of the three hour rodeo is crammed with action that has unexpected everyone cheering as if he had a personal stake in each performer. Scores in the seventies for rodeo events were not uncommon, and (me rider drew a pares score other children, Melissa and Michele. They have been staying with their Grandma Best while their mother was in the hospital. Walter and Reva Anderson have bought the Boyd Louder home, and are all moved in and really enjoying it. Arnold and of The stock was exceptional which made for really thrilling rides. However, some of foe stock owned ty Gerald Young and ridden at the July 4th celebration at Oakley was comparable to that of Calgary. The climax of action was the Chuckwagon Races. Four wagons compete at a time, each wagon is drawn by a double team of four horses. The whistle blows and in go foe camp stoves and the poles and they are off at top speed around foe track and down foe home stretch. There were ten heats of thrills and tense excitement. The Hoyts went on to Banff and toured the beautiful town that reminded them so much of Switzerland in its atmosphere of high mountain peaks and green sieves that seemeddotted with sld runs. From Banff they went on to tjVb Louise, a most beautiful breathtaking spot of high mountains covered with tall pines, of a clear blue lake that mirrored the shadows, and of a most majestic chateau that boasts of one thousand rooms designed in the most inviting decor. Flowers cover the hillsides and slopes that give contrast to the background of dark green. It is no wonder that tourists flock there for rest and relaxation. It is no wonder that the border between the United States and Canada is not crowded with guards for the people are so friendly and warm. We hope that such a friendship between our countries will be everlasting. seventy-seve- n. name of Melinda. The daughter of Kendall and Donna Lambert was blessed by her father and given the name of Marie. Jesse and Diane Atkinson had their baby girl blessed by her father and given foe name Shelly Diane. Standing in foe circle was grandfather Warren Atkinson and Orrlce Lewis and great grandfather Ira Page. Mac Kovlck, son of Bonnie Ryan was confirmed a member of the Church by Bishop Walker. Last Sunday, Orrice and Ora Lewis and family were hosts to a picnic dinner at their home. Jesse Atkinson and daughter Shelly Diane were guests of honor, to celebrate his birthday and the blessing of Jesse and Diane's baby. Other guests were Ira and Thelda Page, Warren and Rose Mary Atkinson and Grandma Kate, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Page and family. Dee and Donna Elder and family, Scott and Barbara Wilkinson and family, and four friends of Ira and Thelda s from West Virginia. Keith and Dean a Page and family came latex in the day. BID and Melba Thomas were very happy to have her brother, Virgil Atkinson of Yuba City, California visit with them for a week. Weekend visitors at the home Mr. and Mrs. Claude Don and Carolyn Thacker were Dallas and Janet Thacker, Carl and Myrle Jenson and family of Morgan; Brent and Mary Lou Spaulding and family of er and planning on staying until July 19. A canyon party was heldFri-da- y night at foe Kihlstrom cabin up Beaver Creek. Those enjoying' the evening were Myrtle Pitt, Mandy Welsh, Rhea Davis, Ivy Padfleld, Lavena Frazier, Zettie Smithies, Beryl Cave, Melba Carpenter, lone Larsen, Ethyl Gibbons and May Glnes. Overnight guests of DeVon and Louise Wilde Saturday were her sister and brother-in-la- Sheila Lewis and family left Friday evening for a weekend at Lava Hot Springs, Idaho. They took mineral baths and, went swimming and had a very good time. Richard Prescott is enjoying a two week leave from the Navy. Sunday afternoon a family get together was held at Rock Port Reservoir and everyone went boating and water skiing. Then a delicious picnic was served to Dick, Maye, Weldon and Rick Prescott of Kamas; LaVerl, Barbara and Robert Simmons, PhD, Marlena, Bob, Brian, Phllena and Glorie McNeil all of Francis; Oren, Wanda and Steven Smith and Mary Ann Chaves of Kamas; Colleen, Jane, Nell and Jim Thacker of White-Roc- k, and Michael, Nelda, Karen, Linda and Mike McNeil of Heber City. Rick will leave on July 19 to return to San Diego for further service in the the Judds, as it was the first time they had all been together for three years. Shanna visited from Provo where she is work- Pauline Martin, the Judds Audit Manager U.DickNavy. and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Judd of Hoytsville are happy to announce foe return of their son, Doyle, wife, Linda and baby daughter, Denalee from Tempe, Arizona. Maye Prescott were surprised and happy to have as visitors this past week, Ray and Joyce Hughes of Kearney, Arizona. The Hughes were reswhen the idents of Duchesne Tunnel was being constructed and this was their first time to be back since 1952. A family camping trip was really enjoyed over the weekend. Dale and Mona Leavitt, Blaine and La wane Glnes and Michael, Lee and Connie Glnes . - Francis Doyle has been working for a National Accounting firm, Ernst A Ernst, in Phoenix, since re- ceiving his Master's degree as a Certified Public Accountant from BYU, where he graduated with honors. Of interest to Summit County residents is an advertisement, 'Sheriffs Sale, which appeared last week in the Salt Lake Tribune. ' Offered for sale fay Salt tim County Sheriff Delmar L. Larson, on July 15, were four late model Impco Blow Molding Machines, owned by Aerox Corporation. Plaintiff is Improved Machinery, Inc., of Nashua, New Hampshire. About a year ago the Aerox Corporation sold shares in and around Coalville in a promotion to manufacture plastic bottles in the former Brown Milk Tank building. Plans never matured and the company has not heard from for some time. Also, Doyle has been called to be assistant Stake Clerk in the BYU 2nd Stake. They plan on making their permanent home in Provo. Lady Golfers Meet Tuesday Lll Zundal was the winner a 15 in the low putt tournament heldTuesday with Nancy McFarland, and Jeneal Thompson both getting an 18, at the Round Valley Ladies .Tournament held every Tuesday starting at 1:30 p.m. with Democrats Convene Saturday foe delegates will determine who will run against the Republicans choice cf last week, Richard Richards. Mr. Melville and Gunn McKay are vielng for the Democratic candidacy of Congressman in this falls election. Park City delegates are Matt Alvarez, James Kilby, Gene Lambert and Gwen Larsen. Other Summit County delegates who will be attending the convention are John Lambert of Kamas, Grace Lemon from Francis, Kqy Page from Oakley, Morris Boy den, Alta Clark and Harry Pennybaker from Coalville. Working women wishing to Join foe ladies association contact Lll Zundal, phone or Inquire at the pro shop. Working women can arrange to play Saturday, Sunday and Monday evenings. 829-65- 11 Ladies from both Summit and Morgan counties are invited to come and Join in the fon of golf on this beautiful Round Valley course. - TlJiil mo KMT self-contai- ot FOR SALE-- 56 Ford ton truck with horse reck with canopy, dual tires. Goodconditlon.Con- -, SPINET tact Mart Muir, Heber City, ; or Frank Baker, Hen-ef- 829-324- 2e CONSOLE PIANO 654-14- 29-l- p 3. or. 67 29-1- TAP and ballet lessons,' a lesson. Once 0 4. Marla; weekly. Phone starting 31-0- 336-534- ' Sahleen. BARGAIN Young man's Mary high top canvas tennis shoes In an oversized 10. Brand new, never been worn. Cost 35.00. Yours for 32.75. Telephone 783-45- Invitation to Bid 72. 29-l- nc Concrete Bridge 21 feet total width. 51 feet length. To be placed on present abutements in the Jake Rees Lane across the Pre-stress- Black Willows Take Another The Black Willow softball team defeated Continental Bank by a score of 12-- 6. This avenged a loss to this team. Frank Adkins got three nice hits and Kerry Pace hit a triple with foe bases loaded. Spug Blonquist made a fine running shoe string catch to shut off one of the bankers rallies. Doug Toole and Rod Foust also made some fine plays on ground balls. The team now has an 2 record. The Black Wlllowsplay a make-u- p game with Electric Motor Supply on Saturday, July 18, at 8:30. ed Weber River. Bids to be Opened at ajn. on August 5, 1970 8-- Specifications to be on file in the Clerke Office. The Board reserves the right to reject any or ell bids. REED PACE, Summit County Clerk. One newlywed to another: Marriage le really a grind, you wash dishes, make beds. Then two weeks later you have' to do U all over again." .. 11 There may be, somewhere, better USED CAR VALUES than these. But we don't know where you'd find them. If we knew, wed go there and buy them out, because our prices are as low as you can get and stay in busi- - $250,000,000 ....that's how much tourists spent BECOME last year. Important? You bet. Let's all do our part to make Utah the warm, inviting place tourists will remember. Like keeping it clean, and being courteous to our visitors. A PROFESSIONAL "HAIR STYLIST"? WOULD YOU ENROLL TODAY in Utah PROBLEMS INSURED IF YOUR FINANCIAL WERE SOLVED WITH A GOVERNMENT STUDENT LOAN? WOULD YOU TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY MORE ABOUT "HONOR nsiicmsm aerate! a t lUMIUClfri MCaiWMlO COWiWVl AND LOOK AT THESE TRUCK VALUES! TO AND FREE PLACEMENT TO FIND OUT AWARD" SCHOOL TRAINING SERVICE? IF YOUR ANSWERS TO THESE QUESTIONS ARE "YES WE WANT TO TRAIN YOU NOW FOR HIGHER EARNINGS , A MORE SECURE AND PROTECTIVE FUTURE AND WELL SEND YOU COMPLETE INFORMATION , ABSOLUTELY FREE. 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UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. 066 51b East Street Salt Lake City, Utah B4102 CHECK YOUR SCHOOl IWOUS YOU M MtNtllD IIUDfNY I OAK MAK TOi HONOR M MCtHMO A WO W AWARD ' 7MH4CI: Q MENU'S COUEM OOVtMMtNI SCHOOLS, OV IEAUTY MAUTY COUIOi IEAUTY COUEOI CRAUDALL-17ALKE- HOUYWOOO U 247 SOUTH SUM s Sth US. CHy, Utah Mill Your Ford Dealer -- t 5 . iSaCMMES YOU TAKE REQUIRED 26-- 4; 3p FOR YOU) FUTURE"? WOULD YOU TAKE THE TRAINING 0 NEW TT ! QUESTION: -oU hand printing and artwork. Large posters - $1 each, Small posters-50- $ each. Also reasonable rates on handbill dittos, custom quilting and embroidery 28-2. designs. Call 27-- Listing Aerox , t FOR mare, well broke for ladles or men. Also trailer In very good condition. Phone Marv Phillips, Morgan 487-064- Sheriff's Sale They are now making their home in Orem, Utah, where Doyle has accepted a position of Audit Manager with the CPA firm of Gardner, Squire, and Gilbert in Provo, Utah. Doyle has now had the required experience to become a licensed Certified Public Accountant. and four girls and a girlfriend, and Dural and Jeannette Perks and six children went up over Mill Hollow, and camped at the West Fork of the Duchesne. They fished, ate and had a really good time. A family get together was held Sunday at the 'Manor Lands on the other side of Mirror Lake, at Joe and Bev Jenkins summer home. Those enjoying the day were Jimmy and Dome Jenkins, Steve and Roma Jenkins, and Denny Jenkins and his fiance Sherry Myers. Roy and Donna Miles and sons, Bill and wife JoDee, Scott and wife Patsy, and Roy and Donna's daughter, Dayle and Janean Richlns and family. Also Arlene Daniels and daughters Dixie and Jackie and Arlene's son Donald, who lives in Los Angeles and stopped by on his way to Chicago on a business trip. His son Marty has been staying with his grandma and grandpa Daniels for the past month and will stay for most of the summer. Walt Daniels is home from San Francisco where he has had a very successful eye operation. He has to take it a bit easy for a while, and is now feeling Just fine. Birthday congratulations this week go to Sandra Couey, Calvin Thomas, Clay Atkinson, Randy Taylor, Nikki Slddoway, Eve Kohkonen, Robert Hoyt, Jeff Peterson, Rolf Schuman, Cindy Johnson, and Ann 29-l- nc Assume low monthly payments. Write Credit Manager, A st Plano Factory, 120 West 33rd South, Salt Lake 1. City, or Call collect serve Officers Training Corps (AFROTC) field training encampment at Hill AFB, Utah. During the encampment, cadets become familiar with the life and activities on Air Force bases and can examine career opportunities in which they might wish to serve as officers. Other highlights of the course include survival training, aircraft and aircrew indoctrination, small arms training and visits to other Air Force bases. Cadet Rees is a member of the AFROTC unit at Utah State University. He i.i x 968 graduate of North Summit High School. Dpyle Judd Now. 783-482- ADVERTISING 783-457- U. Navajo foster daughter is serving a summer mission for the LDS Church in New Mexico in the Southwest Indian Mission. SALE-fi- va bead good Holstein cows. Arzy Crystal, 9, Kamas, Utah. phone 15$ assures Successful Events! Fast Poster Service - fine OGDEN, Uta- h- Kenneth R. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Rees of RJJL, Coalville, Utah, is participatAir Force Reing in a tending BYU. THANKS Is SALE-7-year- SUPERIOR Roes summer months after at- the 1970 Thursday, July 16, 26-- 4c a line. (Approximately five words In a line). Payment in 22-t- nf advance. Field Encampment for Kenneth Rees ing and attending BYU, Doyle and his family came from Orem Utah and Frank was home for !? Coalville, Utah FOR CARD OF 4-- It was a lovely reunion for Arvll Pace. 2. THE SUMMIT COUNTY BEE 4 29-2- nc 783-479- 896-536- 4-- Harris. FOR SALE Have fun foie sum- mer on a used tote gote. 0. 3135.00. Call CLASSIFIED CUSTOM SWATHING, phone under direction of Reed Moore, Utah State University Summit County Extension Agent. She is responsible for H family life youth programs in the county. Mrs. Vernon, a native of Ogden, Utah, is currently finishing her degree work in home economics at Weber State College. She has participated as a H club leader in clothing. An active member of the LJD S. Church she has served as president of the Young Womens Mutual Improvement turned from a vacation to Rochester, Minnesota, where they visited with their son,Val, his wife, Nancy and their three children. The two older children, McKay and Heidi returned to Utah with their grandparents. Ten days later Val, Nancy and daughter Karen came West where they visited with foe Judds and continued their vacation in Glendale, California, where they visited withNancys parents, Mr. and Mrs. George w, of Idaho; Bruce and Linda Compton of Provo; Gene and Joyce Maughan and family from New Jersey. Gene and Joyce are Mrs. Annette Haines Vernon is serving as extension program aide tor Summit County Mr. and Mrs.F, Vernon Judd, Shanna and Frank recently re- Ed and Betty Wall and family of Pleasant Grove. Alan and Extension Program Aide New in County Judds Return from Vacation ' t - B HOTOBS Coalville, Utah , |
