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Show THE SUMMIT COUNTY BEE Friday, Wanship News Coaches Comer Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pace from Provo visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Elsie Peterson. Elsie left Wednesday for an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kidman of Brigham Gty. Mrs. Ruth Maxwell visited with her daughter, Joy and family in Rock Springs, Wyoming several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and Charlie Smith were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Try on in Salt Lake Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wool-stenhul- from Montpelier, Idaho visited with Mr. and Mrs. .Eugene Darcey and family Sunday. The Wanship Ward choir met st the the-wee- awards go to Darrell Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Thomas of Kamas. "His game against North Rich last week was outstanding," said Coach Kent Frazier. He scored 24 points, msde 17 rebounds and played good defense, the cosch said. Standing 6'4", the senior is the leading rebounder for the Wildcats. This is his fourth year in Wildcat basketball. He plays the position of "inside. He is also active in speech. in This year he made football. te Jack and Jean Holland were dinner guests Sunday of Emery and Toni Carter who have just completed a cozy new cabin in Oakley such fun to christen the new cabin. Norma Wright is happy to have her sister Fse Stembridge staying with her. Fae came to help with their mother Edith Bamum. But Edith was taken back to Summit Co. hospital Sunday. North Summit's athlete of the week is Michael Crittenden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crittenden of Hoytsville. The junior placed second last week in the state wrestling competition. Wrestling at ISS pounds, he has had 24 wins and 4 losses during the year. "He has improved constantly throughout the season," said Coach Sam Blonquist. This is his third year in wrestling. He is also active in football, playing left tackle, and in track, being a sprinter and long jumper. Lynda Van Katwirk and new little son were Fri. visitors of mother Mary Marchant. Just checking on mom. Mary Marchant visited in Heber Sunday at the home of daughter Helen and Dick Walker and family. True Feild was surprised and held Sunday. Feb. 27, at 12:15 p.m. at the Upton Ward Chapel. ft Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pace are enjoying a vacation in St. enjoyed a visit from their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bill (Marlene) Brown and Connie of Ukiah, Oregon. They arrived early Friday morning and left Monday morning. They left Connie and she will be staying with her dad Larry Warburton of Coalville. The Jacobsen's had a family, dinner Sunday for the Brown's before they returned to Ukiah. Algie Anderson and granddaughter Wendy Mitchell of Kamas visited Saturday with Ken and Beth Jacobson. We want to congratulate Rene Potter who took Second and Todd Jones, who took third at the State Wrestling meet Friday and Saturday. We are proud of these boys and also proud of Kevin Orgill and the way they represented North Summit at the Wrestles. The parents of all these boys were all on hand to cheer for their boys as well as the other boys from North Summit. Ken and Beth Jacobson attended the wrestles in Provo Friday and then between seasons they went and visit with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Row berry. The missionary farewell for Mike Bos worth son of Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Bosworth will be -- speaker at Wanship Ward Sunday afternoon. Lorna plans to enter the mission home this week prior to her departure for the Baton Rouge, Louisiana mission. Also speaking was her father and Mr. John Homer of Salt Lake. Musical numbers were presented' by Kathy Pendleton who sang "Oh, That I Were An Angel. Becky Burton and Jeanette Bishop sang the closing song, "God, Be With You. Shaw Named Manager Of Memorial Building Sam Shaw is the new Summit County Wu of the manager Veteran's Memorial Building. He faces the challenge to "tty to get the recreational building to pay its own way, so the taxpayers won't have to subsidize it," said County Commissioner Dale Leavitt Monof day. Shaw began work for the county the first of the year. PARK CITY u "The people that use the building will have to pay for its operation," said the commissioner. Fees will be estsblished which will be charged to use the gymnasium, pool tables, rifle room, conference room and other of Its facilities, he uid. The county is fixing up the building. It is adding automatic pin setters in the bowling alley and also remodeling the conference room. With a nicer building, it should be worth a fee, Commissioner Leavitt explained. "We're not interested in making any the commissioner said, but we money, are interested in having it pay its own way. Leavitt is in charge of the operation of the Memorial Building. Controversy arose last fall when the county called a public meeting to discuss the fate of the building. The majority of Park Gty did not want to see the building razed, yet theycity and county could not agree on terms of sale or rent. For now, Commissioner Leavitt uid, the building will remain in the hands of the county. pot-luc- k Choir member, Elaine France and her assistant kept things moving in the kitchen while other choir members and their families enjoyed visiting. Mrs. Sandy Jaussl presented an interesting lesson on New Zetland at Relief Society meeting Tuesday morning. Relief Society officers encouraged the lady members to continue to give serious thought to the importance of the church storage program. Mrs. Suzy Woolstenhulme displayed the necessary Hems for a First Aid Kit. The ladies were reminded that in March would begin for interested mini-class- members. lPPy to Mark is the son of Mr. Herman Dearden and the late Mrs. Lois Dearden. Miss Hymas is also the daughter of the late Bishop Bruce R. Hymas. The couple plan to be wed April 1 in the Odgen LDS Temple. Mark is a graduate of North Summit High School, Coalville. He received higher education at Weber State College, Ogden. He then filled a mission for the LDS Church in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He presently is employ- - Ri- chards, Funeral services Sat. Feb. 19, 1977 at 1 p.m. Oakley Ward Chapel. Friends may call at Olpin Mortuary Kamas, jUtah Friday evening 9 and Sat. 1 hr. prior to services. Burial will be in 7-- Oakley Cemctary. I NBA GAME ORAL ROBERTS TABERNACLE CHOIR 4 4 SCIENCE IN 0.00 AGRICULTURE r oo 'll BIBLE ANSWERS 4 THE JETSONS I. HOUR OF ROWER 7.30 III SACRED HEART 4)BULLWINKLE 7 45 Hi CATHERAL 1.00 It OLD TIME QOSREL HOUR 14) ANIMALS. ANIMALS 1 TENNIS TOUR NAMENT 'S. JACKIE OLEABON IN VERRAKY CLASSIC Final-roun- d play In this PGA Tour $230,000 Afternoon 12.00 1 BUSINESS SCENE 4 LET'S FACE IT I FACE THE NATION 10 30 1 MEET THE PRESS 5 FACE TO FACE r iiihi vs i.vKiis vs him 1:30 lU.lkl' 30 1 ALMOST JR. ANYTHING GOES II LOOK UP AND LIVE 1:00 (I) REX HUMSARD ill ADVENTURES OF 14) ABCS WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS CO 3:00 7) AS LONG AS WE'RE TOGETHER 3:30 ft JERRY AMERICAN SPORTSMAN a ihow will Mura Robert i aiaisling 7 :00 struggles to find harMI. CHAMPIONSHIF FISHING DOCUMENTARY (D SHOWCASE QD HOWTO have her aunt, Lena Barkdull and her granddaughter Ogden visit her on Monday, LeAnn Maxwell is recovering satisfactory at LDS hospital where she underwent back MIRACLE" 59 Carroll Baker. Roger' Moore. Spain 1812: Voung postulant lorn by I htr ova lor a man and for lova rtligion .'mqvkat surgery. Boyd and Sari Donaldson are happy to have their baby home from the hospital where he was being treated for phenumonia.. Lynn Richmond and mother Bonnie Nordahl were Salt Lake Visitors Monday. Visited daughters and did some shopping. Ken and Marilyn Milliner of Salt Lake were visitors with mother Mina and Neta Brooks and son Curt of Ogden were all here to check on mom. Jim and Shetfene and family visited in Idaho, Sunday with the Schumann family. 1:10 SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN (D fflRHOOA A CD QD CBS NEWS ANTIQUES turn a (D UNDERSEA WORLD JACQUES COUSTEAU "Disillusion." Hudson is ean at Iho Wembley Exhibition in iha presence ol a young girl. A crltit develops, and Iha butler's future la threatened. maternal Instincts art . HI) SVU DEVOTIONAL FIRESIDE itretched 10 Iha breaking point whan her daughter 0:30 (D ALICE 5:30 RANDALL TONY SNOW CD VICTORY GARDEN CD SD VICTORY GARDEN NBC MOVIE THE "IN GUTTER PALACE" Chad Evamil stars as an (S Evening :00 WORLD OF DISNEY "Tha Strongest Man In Iha World." An alrtnglh-givin- g attorney who defends a girl accused in iha slaying ol a woman she claims was blackmailing har . about har homosexuality. ABC MOVIE formula. accidentally (D -SURVIVE!" added lo a breakfast Human courage and lood. Is tha object ol lurious competition, spiritual paralatsnca ffl BRADY BUNCH HOUR Tonight's guaata art Millon Berts. ' Tina SIXTY MINUTES CONSUMER SUR- CD the palusers (0 HUMAN TAKE 2 WITH SANDY by O GILMORE MOVIE SEVEN IN DARKNESS" SO Millon Berta, Dina Merrill. Blind survivors ol a chartered plana crash in ramoia mountainous' region irugglt agalnat the at amenta and their own si they grope I hair way back lo civilization. THE CSS NEWS one-ho- OD 1:40 UPDATE BVU COACHES REUOKM TODAY ..IT- 0:10 UNDERSTANDING 0:40 TODAY SNOW HOTEL BALOCNDASH CAPTAIN KANGAROO OD AS SNOOT FOR THE STARS HAPPY DAYS LOVE OF LIFE DAILY FEATURE OD INFINITY FACTORY 10:00 NAME THAT TUNE DON HO SHOW YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS SESAME STREET 10:30 JOKER'S WILD ffl RYANS HOPS SEARCH THE PRICE IS RIGHT SESAME STREET GOOD MORNING AMERICA 0:40 FIGURE IT OUT 0:00 WHEEL OF FORTUNE PHIL DONAHUE ROMPER ROOM MISTEROGERS' QD FOR TOMORROW MISTEROG E8 OD 1:30 Monday thru Friday FAMILY FEUD NEIGHBORHOOD :30 AMERICA CBS MORNING NEWS '? - e Daytime programs MORNING, CD NEWS 1:00 CD ABC WEEKEND NEWS DIMENSIONS n 0:00 NEIGHBORHOOD 11:00 GONG SHOW ALL MY CHILDREN fflOUIMNG LIGHT (7) ELECTRIC COMPANY 11:30 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES THE LOVE STYLE WORLD Mr. and Mrs. Jared M. Wsier ef Wefer Repair la Kamas, Utah received foe Master Dealer Chde Award at the Hesaton award for Corporation Sales Seadnar to Kaoal, Hawaff. The Heaetaa Farm of sale the la addeveamat wirfMthg Dyfcaaam, division rqnlpairr la being pressatsd byef Dlek at the coarllon the six day program. les p, ADAM-1- 2 SHED NEWS fflZOOM (JO DEVOTIONAL 7:10 6:30 ADAM-1- 2 CONCENTRATION LET'S MAKE A DEAL (f) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC Ql) MACNEIL REPORT 7:00 BAA BLACK BAA GO SHEEP "W.A.S.P.S" The leader nl a group ol Women's Air Service piloli is lelarmined lo avoid any could incident that bring Disgrace on her uml Vernon Nephi Richins gcr, of Morgan, Mrs. Lillian Wyatt and LaVaughn Rollins, both of Boise, Idaho, Mrs. Mervin (Vivian) Lee of Bountiful, Utah. L.D.S. Funeral Services were held Saturday in the Cucero-Carlso- n Colonial Mortuary with burial in the Doyle City 1924. He was a member of the Cemetery. L.D.S. Chuch. Invocation was given by He began working for the Robert Day. Speakers included Union Pacific Railroad in 1919. Roger Thompson and Robert Later moving to Doyle, Calif, he Day. Eulogy wu given by Virgil was employed by the Western Vaughn, a grandson. "Rock of Pacific Railroad. He retired in Ages" and "Silver Haired May of 1962. Daddy of Mine were sung by Survivors are wife and three Glenn Long. He was accompandaughters, Mrs. B.F. (Veda) ied by Ivor French at the organ. Knight, Mrs. Sherman, (Doro- The Benediction was given thy) Vaughn, both of Doyle, by Louis Richins. Calif; Miss Betty Lee Richins of lire grave was dedicated by Tooele, Utah; four grandchildRichard Sargent. four and ren great grandchildPallbearers were Jay Remingren; one brother John Richins, Echo, six sisters,- - Mrs. Emery ton, Virgil Vaughn, Dale B. (Gladys) Jones, Ogden, Mrs. Knight. Randy L. Knight, H.A. (Lcnora) Olson, Midvale. Charles Richins and Wm. (Bill), Utah, Mrs. Lester (Alta) Crea- - Robinson. SVU FORUM QD NEWS 4) HAPPY DAYS ; I) WHO'S WHO 7 HOW TO... BOWL II LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY (7) NEWS 7:45 QD CONFERENCE B:00 ffl POLICE WOMAN "Bondage." To learn who waa responsible In the slaying ol parlormtr. answers a an porno Pepper ad- vertisement lor an lo play in "adult movies." YOGA AND CD PARTRtOOE FAMILY 3:30 Afternoon . (0 LITTLE RASCALS BUGS BUNNY FRIENDS ffl OAKY FEATURE 12:00 GD AND OD MISTEROQERS' NEWS NEIGHBORHOOD 020,000 PYRAMID RHYME AND REASON OD SESAME STREET 12:10 THE DOCTORS ONE UFE TO LIVE NEWS 1:00 ANOTHER WORLD ALL IN THE FAMILY 1:10 GENERAL HOSPITAL 1:10 MATCH GAME 2M CD DAYS OF OUR LIVES THE EDGE OF NIGHT MOVIE 2:30 4:00 ( EMERGENCY ONE GDaiLUOAN'S ISLAND fflDHIAHI rDlID SESAME STREET 4:30 BRADY BUNCH 0:00 ffl HOGAN'S HEROS ffl ABC NEWS MISTEROGERS' (7) NEIGHBORHOOD ALLEORE QD VILLA 0:30 NBC NEWS MV THREE SONS CD CBS NEWS (7) ELECTRIC COMPANY ffl) INFINITY FACTORY (S (4) RICH MAN, POOR MAN 15) KOJAK rzl fin CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA March 1, 1977 1:00 ' ffl POLICE ffl FAMILY ffl MASH STORY ffl ffl Palnlar JOE" searing expose Guy Anderson, headlines. Stars Paler and Paula Boyle, George Taulakawa and poet Theodora Roethka use lhair works and words lo communicate a Ming about art. AT SYM- EVENING PHONY QD Premia. NEWS QD 10:40 ffl GUNSMOKE MOVIE 11:00 (7) CLASSIC THEATRE 1:10 NEWS QD AT A TIME ffl MOVIE "THIRD STREET" ITKH) ABC NEWS OASIS IN SPACE 10:00 fflfflffl NEWS IJ1NOVA 111 LILIAS, YOGA YOU 10:30 11:30 12:00 AND ffl TOMORROW 1:00 ffl NEWS Wednesday evening 0:00 QUINTET fflfflfflQD NEWS ffl ZOOM QD QUALITY JACKSONS NEWS ANYONE QD TENNYSON SQUARES ONE. TAKE ONE MACNEIL REPORT NEIL SEDAKA CONCERT ffl 7:00 MOVIE "GUADALCANAL ffl ODYSSEY" '74 This underwater adventure illustrates how "! .ue works to"! Iha ravague ..jghl oy man. HAMILL DOROTHY television special with guest stars Tha Carpenters, and Beau Budge. (11 GOOD TIMES 7) ANATOMY OF JOHN IN DENVER "THANK OOD PM A COUNTRY BOY" John Denver stars in Ihi new special with his Gian alar Campbell. Roger Millar. Mary Kay Place and Johnny Cash, guaal ffl SPECIAL Dorothy Hamlll, tha 1076 Winlar Olympic returns In her ascend FOR 0:00 ffl QD ffl MARTIN DEAN CELEBRITY ROAST Comedy personality Tad ffl ffl ffl CONCENTRATION HOLLYWOOD ffl A MINSTREL MAN Tha special gives an insight into the world ol America' black entertainers whose music, danca and comedy dominated atagea In Iha lata I9lh century, ffl TO BE ANNOUNCED 0:0D ffl 7:30 I 0:30 ffl SCENE QD FARENTINQ NOVA "BLACKBIRD BACKLASH" Knight la "roaatad" by celebrities Including host Dean Martin and Gavin MacLeod, ffl BARRY MANILOW SPECIAL March 2, 1977 ffl UV UUMAN S DICK CAVETT QD VICTORY GARDEN 10:30 ffl TONIGHT SHOW fflROOKIEf ffl BOOK BEAT ODNEWS 10:40 ffl GUNSMOKE 11:00 ffl Barry Manllow alar In his Ural special with hia guaal Penny Marshall ol Lavem and Shirley" and Lady Flash, PERGREAT ffl FORMANCES CHILDHOOD "Easter Such Tall Dreadful Lies." Easier, a . romantic a with strong has I wo imagination, and her har lalhar idols; brother Harry. QD THE PALUSERS ANYONE TENNYSON ' NEWS FOR QDNEW8 11:10 ffl ABC MYSTERY "DEADLY VOLLEY" Beverly Garland stare as the lough owner ol a professional tennis learn whoa mam bars all have motives for causing hat death. (7X0) ABC NEWS 11:40 ffl F.B.I. 12:00 ffl TOMORROW 12:40 10:00 fflfflffl ol crime In America as raal as recent organized sculptor (DONE DAT TONIGHT SHOW ABC MOVIE "CRAZY A (T) THREE ARTISTS 17 AMERICAN 1:00 TURNS LILIAS, YOU Tuesday evening 1:00 , 10:30 . OUR WORLD 12:00 MOO SQUAD NEWS ACTION NEWS , OOOD SHOW 12:10 CD fears AND PITTSBURGH An series ol QD Morning SUSSKIND DAVID 00 survivors through harrowing ordeals In a story based on tha 1972 Andes plant programs. No. 1. Mozart iha Keyboard Prodigy, will consider the musical genius ol Mozart. VIVAL KIT. QD THIRD TESTAMENT 0:30 WORLD PRESS ed at the Naughton Plant in the Kemmerer area. Paula is a graduate of Kemmerer High School. She has attended Ricks College, Rexburg, Idaho, and Weber State College. She is presently employed at the Safeway store . to Kemmerer. SHOW 16 carry Turner. Ann B. Davis, crash. Rip Taylor and Colletts, an unusual and alluring CD SWITCH puppet. (D PREVIN (D ' MARSHALL FETER CD 10:00 1:00 (D WONDERFUL Jamaa Slaw art, Henry Fonda. Farmer with a part lime ob as aharill In a small town finds himself lace lo lace with a gang ol who want outlaws but lo atari nothing trouble. '60 masterpiece THEATRE "UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS" Lindatrom's Phyllis (D SONNY AND CHER SNOW OD EVE OF THE CAMERA "FIRECREEK" IN THE FAMILY rn THIS IS THE LIFE CQ) ':30 CDFHVLUS MOVIE ffl ALL m FIRING LINE 5:00 OF itmi-dal- 11:00 INSIGHT (ID 1:00 serious lor Rhoda whan a bank branch manager charms her out on a romantic limb, 4:30 0 Vernon Nephi Richins, 74, a former resident of Echo died at his home in Doyle, Calif. Feb. 9, 1977, after a long illness. He was born March 12, 1902, in Echo. Utah, to Nephi and Sarah Ann Danks Richins. He married Virginia Ball Aug. 20, ' STAR TREK Jj .1) MOVIE Kennedy. -. PIMM SHOW 400 in the thabililation ol a gotdan an kayakers agla. liiemplmg tha SaMna COLLEOE PER 2:30 T jack BASKETBALL77 LOUISVILLE AT N. CAROLINA 4 WHEN YOU GROW OLD GREAT FORMANCES loumamanl. Muring many ol Iha op players in man a tennis. talacaal from anm Seringa. Calil. VyilivllM 3 T AMERICAN AIRLINES TENNIS TOURNAMENT The iinal round ol Ilia .inti Lauderhill. Flondai. t ilmnl Ki4lrr I Goll and Country Club. 130 'ini'. icnins Sheila I'lcMisk.ilmii. may's he Su pert earns. ISSUES AND ANSWERS I CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES Auliih'i (l.lisim vit Bobby . loumamanl (Irom show will 'muff the lull round ol 4 will show Today's laalure "The Turllf . II) LAMP UNTO MV FEET SUPERSTARS 4 00 I CD Albert Franklin Richards Richards, Sandy, Ralph ' Oakley, Utah. 43 30 soo CD Survivors: Son, Blaine, Grand Junction, Colo; Mrs. George (Elaine) Padficld, Mrs. James H. (Anna Mu) Blazzard, Mrs. Hal D. (Reva) Fitzgerald, all Kamas; Mrs. Edsel C. (Nina) Jorgenson, Wasco California; 23 grandchildren, 30 great grandchildren. Brothers and sisters. Mrs. Susie Earnshaw, California, Winnie Ashton Arizona, Horace Richards, Florence Saxton. Salt Lake City, George 1 GILLIGAN DAY OF DISCOVERY t EARLY WATCH Albert Franklin Richards 93, died Feb. 15, 1977 in the Coalville Hospital. He was born Sept. 9, 1883 at Wanship, Utah to Albert Damon Richards and Annie E. Harris. He married Minnie Franson in the Salt Lake Temple Nov. 25, 1914. She died Apr. 20, 1975. They were married 61 years. He wu an active member of the LD.S. Church and was a High Priest. He had served in the Stake High Priest Presidency. He wu the first Scout Muter in the Oakley Ward. He fulfilled an LD.S. mission in Tezss. He attended the L.D.S. University. He wu . President of Y.M.M.I.A., and Sunday School teacher and a ward teacher. He retired from the U.S. Forest Service after working over 20 years. He was Deputy Water Commissioner for the Weber River Water Association. February 87, 1177 Morning II HW CaeivRta, Utah Sunday KEMMERER, WYO. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gunter announce the engagement of their daughter Paula Hymas to Mark A. Dearden of Henefer. George. Mr. and Mrs. Layton Wilde accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Clark of Salt Lake to Hurricane, Utah last week to visit Laytons fother-in-laArt Olsen who has been seriously ill. Olsen returned with them to be with members of his family in Ogden. Young Jackie Smith spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. Lena Sweat in Heber while there. They enjoyed a swim at the new swimming pool at the Wasatch High School. Marvin and RaNae Robinson drove to La Barge, Wyoming Sunday to visit with Mrs. Teresa Dekker. Loraa Pace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Pace wu evening for a fun dinner. Dearden Wedding Planned Upton locals Lonnie and Mary Jacobson Wednesday 5 ftlW Sunday Peoa Notes Midnd CHMwdw South Summit's player of church Itanwy ffl NEW0 |
