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Show The Bill dam and every other spot that la good fishing and you might know , Clarence had his camera which had 300 ft of colored along, By film run through it while they were gone I'd like to see them when they Marion are developed Here's betting that he has a lot of bear pictures Stuart There has never be$n so many bear before. If you were lucky tho, there were all kinds of animal to Phone 2 7759 I.' take picture of. W thought we were lucky on our trip, we saw anWell here we are, back poundmg telope, moose, elk, a buffao, deer, the typewriter again alter two and gobs of bears In Montana, week of rest. Well, one week of we even killed a rattle snake with rest and two weeks not touching 7 rattles and a button the printing ..keyboard. And a Back to the fishing angle, you can mighty big thanks to Jean Kendell, who really has an ear for news She never guess which one of the oldest can tell you more things in a ladies in town has been on a fishcolumn inch, than I remember goes ing trip Mrs Alma Peterson and on in the whole town in a whole her family took Lizzie Gale picnic-inand fishing last week, which week And did you get that word remember My little old. or big fat, was quite a change for her They or what ever words you use to de- pictured up South Fork, then fishscribe the word memory has gone ed in Pine View Dam and believe I was going to say pot, but it or not, Lizzie likes fishin' to somebody standing right behind me Well so much for vacatona in that here doesn't like the word, so I'll my memory is all shot direction. Mr. and Mrs Elgin Cottle say went up to Boise for a week to visit with some of their friends and relaJanice Bybee gave me the 4 H tives It was a vacation for their report for the paper, three weeks kids too. and it was such a good ago. I put it in my pocket, and it one that they are ready to go again. stayed there. Now you know all the news about them anyway, so I'll The Reid Bybees had an outdoor just leave it there. I guess the saf- party last week, for the "young est thing to do from now on Janice marrieds" in town. Those who went, is tie it kround my neck So sorry said they ate until they had food anyway running out of their ears Too bad you cant store a little bit up for It was good to see the new names the next day, when you go to a knew this party like that in the paper last time town W'asn't as dead as this reporter made it out to be Why it couldn't Bride of the week, is Miss Joanne be dead, it has been crawling with Stuart She has been honored at vacationers And that's a mighty three bridal showers The first was good thing to lie crawling with. given by her mother and sister-iYou know Jenny and riarenre By- law, Mrs Hazel Robison and Miss bee. were in Yellowstone, and on Marilyn Holt Most of her aunts, were in and sister-in-lawthe same day. the saw May and to shown her with an ar-- j Orin Bybee, who went up for I few- days and darn if we didn't meet ray of miscellaneous gifts them just before supper time High school friends, honored her Lucky us The only catch was. we'd at a persnne! shower given by Mrs. had our supper Anyway. Jenny and Romona Cook and Mrs Shirley' larence spent two wholr weeks in Smith the park, where the fishing was Her roommates from the BYU. superb They caught then limit Miss Carolyn Skeen. Miss Anna even single day Then they wenl Stnngfellow, Miss Mar Deanne through Montana for a week They Wahlan. Miss Betty Jones, and Mrs drove ovri 2300 miles, as they Marilyn Tribe took her to dinner at fished in the Hebgen dam. visited Ihe Peacock Room And her sister Its Jean Corkey the Buffalo Bill museum. Buffalo and Mrs Fay Stuart were hostesses at a kitchen shower for her friends from Uintah One of the highlights, of the evpmng was an article which was suppose to be written for the newspaper Guests at the party were asked to help, by suggesting words to make the article; colorful No one knew juM what span- - the word given would go into Uintah News 1 g .... 1 s looks like the softball season is just shout over The Sr play concludes last week, with 1'intsh tied with the 39th Ward for second place They played it off at the South Ogden park, and 3!th camp: out ahead with a srore of 4 to fi So! the 39th will go to the division! tournament as the second place team from South Ogden Stake Need I say that 34th Ward was first place Sun-Chronic- Rpy, Utah, Auguit 11, 1955 le, start this year, and the boys won length tram. The tight fitting botheir first three games, then they dice had a round scalloped neckran into some difficulty and lost line and short scalloped sleeve. veil of hrides Illuthe last three But this is the first Her finger-tiyear of recreation ball ih our town, and the way its going, these kids will get better every year They had some very good players this year, Cohn Kendells hitting. Dean Andt-rsonpitching, Wayne Hills catching and all around good playing of Craig Kendell and Bill Puce, all helped to apark the team If you didnt have the opportunity of see mg the .Midgets play, you missed some fun Our up and coming team consisted of Rex Cottle, Marlin Nel 'on. Lanny Wright, Albert Bonas, Leland Goodwin, Don Pearson. Rex powers. Larry Nelson. Lyle Bybee, and Johnny Price s And for you ball lovers, even though oft ball is over, it looks like basketball is just around the corner KANESVILLE By KYl-- HARROP Ann Eddy, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Eddy, of Kanes-ville- , became the bride of Bruce Hill, son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Hill of North Ogden, recently. Vows were exchanged in the Kanesville Ward recreation hall with Bishop Don Campbell of the Ogden 20th Ward officiating A reception was held in the hall, following the ceremony The bridal party received guests beneath a lighted arch adorned with white wedding bells and pink ribbons flanked by 16 branch candlebra and basket' of pink gladoli and baby breath The bride was lovely in a floor-lengtgown, silk apliqued with del-- ! icate French shadow lace, with two rows of lace accentuating the full skirl, and extending to the back where it converged into a full Miss large portion of central Utah around 900 .9 FIND ANCIENT wedge-shapeThe flat, figurines, representing both men and women, INDIAN HOMES were found tn a ahnne hke enclosure of sticks tn a corner of one Distinttive figurines, a strange Dr. Jennings speculates dwelling stone baseball" and almost com-- j that are either religious obthey plete dwelling places dating back jects or children's toys. some 800 1(K) year have been unWell preserved bone awls, irrow earthed near Salma Canyon in south central Utah by University heads, household utensils, includof Utah archeologists ing pottery, were also found by the Led by Dr Jesse D Jennings, diggers. A unique discovery was head of the anthropolgy depart- the stone "baseball," use of which ment the gtoup investigated three is not definitely known new evidence of Tie-mosneu nt Indian dwllln oi the Indian architecture was the Oak ''ref k sector of the MAO ranch, 35 miles east of Salina. They also expedition's greatest reward, ae explored another settlement of four cording to Dr Jennings. The crew buildings and two granerlea south of scientists uncovered four round of the Old Woman, 31 z miles from pit houses, each feet in diameter with solid adobe walls and roofSalina Four figurine gave the search ed wih timber Surface dwelling were found to ers the mam due as to what people once occupied the home. Dr. Jen- be squire with rounded corners nings states that the small, two Walls were constructed of adobe dimensional statuette are peculiar plastered to vertical posts in what to the Fremont culture a group of is known as "jacal" structure. All Indiana who dry fanned throughout interior fireplaces were circular U OF U DIGGERS sion fell from a crown of matching French shadow lace and seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of white stephanotis centered with a large white orchid arranged on an Imported French lace from which fell streamers of white satin ribbons tied with white immature wedding bells. Miss Joyce Rarntr attended as maid of honor with Carotin Eddy and Miss Manly Taylor, inusins of the bride as bridesmaids They wore identical gowns of pale green lace over white nylon shantung and fans adorned with rosea In shades of pink with kink forget me nots Flower girls were Uene Chatelain and Donetla Bernett They wore dresses of white nylon and lace over pink satin and carried nosegay of ping sweetheart roses Max Eddy, brother of the bride was best man and Vern Wilcox, Robert Johnson and El wood and Gary Eddy were ushers The mother of the bride wore a dress of champagne lace over taffeta and the bridegrooms mother chose a black lace over shell pink They wore matching orchid corsages Those who assisted with the reception were Miss Bonita Peterson, Mrs. Leon Taylor, Mrs Waller How ard and Mr. Doral Howard sisters of the bridegroom The couple will make their home in Ogden car-lie- PIANO BUYS . . . SEE DALE BINGHAM Rov, Utah ' PHONE 3 135G Members of the California team now finished their second year of investigating sites in the vicinity of Paragonah So far, Dr Jennings says, areas for next sum trier's dig have not yet been selected ' Big mystery about the Fremont ers" is their burial customs. No one (us yet discovered any akele ton remains of the ancient Utah have SUNSET Two Sunset young men left Saturday July 30 on the Sacawota which takes them along the old Mormon Trail. They are, Kent Draper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Draper and Tommy Kay. son of Mr. and Mrs Kay of Sunset. The expedition is under the direction of Kenneth Sheffield. 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