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Show rfc t The UINTAH HEWS i Vr By Shirley Osmond ' - rV iIy f SURVIVAL STOCKPILE The Uintah Little League baseball team won the Terrace League J st championship Wednesday, when they won the Terrace Wildcats 154. They have done exceptionally well this year playing 7 and winning 7 games. X Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stuart have had quite a bit of company the last few days. Visiting them are Mr. and Mrs. Gardner, a sister Lily Hunt, and Mr. and Mrs. Robinson from Portland, Oregon. Their daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Burt Corkey are staying with them also until their new home is completed. son-in-la- Sharon Goodwin and Judith Peta few days in Little Valley, Utah, last week. They were visiting Sharons sister, and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don ersen spent Mor-tense- Spending a few days fishing and having a lot of fun last week were Claude Stuart, Elliot Stuart, Mr. Anderson and George Garner. t Metaa. THE HOOPER GIRLS C LEAGUE team won first place in the county after playing Terrace II team and defeating them 26 to 6. The girls have played good ball all season and are to be congratulated. Helping to coach them through the season were Clark Puffer and Kite. Reading from left to right, La-Ve- SOUTH WEBER NEWS If anyone would like a cute little hunting pup they may have one or by calling at the home of Bill Poll and picking it up. They have eight looking for a new home.' so-very special cial was held Tuesday evening on lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ray for quite a few of the former South Weber gals. There was two from across the states from Mary-land and New Jersey that were there and the conversations that on were about false teeth, around the world, school and teaching, raising children, front row) Elaine Garner, Colleen Flinders, Roberta Kite (captain), Marsha - Paice. Donna Manning; back row: Margie Thurgood, Sandra Bartlett, LaRue Batchelor. Ann Parker, Janet Higley and LeAnn Fowers. Playing with them through the season but absent at the last game was Ann Stimpson. Photo courtesy of Barrett Haws m about how one man feels in the company of six girls. This type of conversation went on until after midnight. Punch and cookies were served to the following: Donna Vee Kendell Cornia, Clearfield; e Fae Kendell Burrows, Ogden; tell Stark Bunot, Hooper; Helen stark Ry; LaVell Kendell Sodenkamp Roy; TTielma Kendell Stewart, Ogden; NaDene Ray Car-ver, Idaho Falls; Berniel Kapp oss Pa'n City; Cleone Stark ford, Ogden; Gertrude Hoggan 0gdcn, Marie Stejhens Adams, Laytcn; La Von Earl Lake, r Maryland; Fern Voss Roberts, fnl Rhea Poll Westbroek, South Weber; Joyce Poll Wilde, South t Weber, Adele Ray Koziar, New st'y Joyce Ray, Provo; Wanda hams Larsen, Roy; Joyce Vass Rse- South Ogden; Elaine Ray Rine, Ogden; Mane Poll Cash, Ogden, Berniel Watts Higley, Arlene Donna Pell, Bybec Kempster, Ixiuise Poll Cash and myself all of South Weber. have a Mothers and Daughters party next year for anyone that grew up or used to live here. If any of you are interested or like further information you could do so bv calling Thelma Stewart or Mattie Ray. David Osmond gave a birthday party last Tuesday. Those attending were Wayne Garner, Randy Garner, Corey Combe, Kenneth Wade, Kirt Goodwin, Roger McFarland, Kelly McFarland, Larry Nielson, Thair Keyes, Sander Bybee, Rockwell Bybee. 1 Jn. ODCM Has Vast Supplies In Bank If U. S. Is Hit pumps, generators, purifiers, storage tanks, pipe and similar Items. To assure that this survival will be located hardware where it would be most needed after an attack, ODCM has chosen warehouse sites convenient to but outside the nations 92 critical targets. Among these storage sites are warethree "general reserve houses with stockpiles designed to supply any section of the country. Most unusual of these reserve storage areas is the vast underground warehouse in a con- One of the nations largest bank accounts against the possibility of enemy attack is the Office of Defense and Civilian Mobilization's stockpile of strategic materials. Stored away in 43 ODCM warehouses across the United States are about $225,000,000 worth of medical and engineering supplies enough to aid millions of Americans after an attack. 00 MEDICAL STOCKPILES include 1,932 civil defense emer- gency hospital units and back-usupplies estimated sufficient for the emergency medical care of 4 Vi million persons for three weeks. In the engineering stockpiles are approximately 25,000 tons of equipment and supplies. They contain male- rial essential to restoration water of publlo facilities p verted limestone mine near Neosho, The best rosebush after all, is not that which has the fewest thorns, but that which bears the Van Dyke. finest roses. Please call EX 44804 to give any news, and let me know about your vacations and etc. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bybee are man for being the owner of a new glad to have their son and his fam- 53 tan Ford. ily, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bybee from California visiting at their home Lynn Ellis has been a guest of until the first of August. Lewis Ritter this past week. of Roy Mr. and Mrs. Vem Coy and famspent three days visiting with Kar- ily have returned home after en Ray. Karen spent last week at spending a few days visiting at Bonnie's home. Vanda's brothers home near Vernal. We want to welcome Mr. .and Mrs. Kelly Bambrcugh and Monte Bill Poll thinks nothing can beat back into our town. They moved the lower Weber River for landing into Grandma Bambrough's home. big fish. He caught a five pound trout and it was sure a beauty. Walter Ray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ray, has been acting in a On his 10th birthday Clark Smith in sumwas honored at a birthday party. play Desperate Hour, mer stock at the University of They enjoyed a treasure hunt and Utah He has been acting for two everything to eat as boys do. Those years and enjoys it very much. present were Charles Poll, Lloyd He gets this ability from his Ukena, Vem Peek, Dean Cobble-dicThis party proved to be so much mother, so she says. John Johnston and David fun that it is being planned to Handrahan. Miss LaRae Koziar was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hill have A at the home of her grandmother enjoyed having their two daughters O&t Mattie Ray on Monday evening. visiting with them recently. Cora This was for her aunts and cousins. Mitchell of Nyssa, Ore., were down She received many lovely gifts. for a week and Inez Larkins and I children from Las Vegas, Mrs. Edna Arave is visiting with her five were in for two weeks. Both Nev., Dickamore children her Jeanene Concrete Slabs Homes to their and Deon Byram and their families families have returned Concrete Walls now. Garages for a little while. She is from homes Fences Basements northern Idaho. Lewis Ritter received his 2nd A d Commercial Farm Buildings husband is class Boy Scout badge in Mutual FREE ESTIMATES-"ThHappy birthday to the ones with who asserts himself by on Tuesday evening. week last in of the July birthdays Ffnett lob Reoionoble" emanding a clean apron! and the first of August: Susie WilLets keep August 16 open for BUILD IT IT U NAME son on July 26, Brenda Jean Kemp- a day of entertainment at the play ster and Anata Coleman on the grounds. 27th, Douglas Mathis and Gail David, Cora, Janet, Jimmy and Handrahan on July 31. Carolyn Cook spent Wednesday 1. on and Marjean Poll Evans Ray Aug. Roger Bigelow on the 3rd, Sharon through Saturday in Yellowstone Cutler on the 4th. Dean Bybee on Park last week. They saw 62 bears liked Old Aug. 5, Wayneman Cash on the and the kids especially Thousand! of woman now go "smiCng through" thoto trying Faithful. and Jean 6th, LeRoy Badger Ray yoart without awful suffering from "hot flashes," tension I on the 7th. with Pinkhams Tablets, you can Science has Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Byram escape much of the hot flashes, exploded old to Idaho Falls Tuesday journeyed marto the Happy anniversary myths about clammy feelings, weakness ana the temple and went and s through so Mrs. common Mr. to can women ried folks and throw change-ofNoip you Irritability Royce between 38 and 55. Youre ready 0 that look of misery life! Count- returned home Wednesday. then Mr. and Mrs. on 27th, July 0 many womtn havt to start living again I vnmpn dnnna chanB4,., Uq John Combe on July 29, Mr. and They visited relatives on the way. hayefound NO PAINFUL SHOTS I Mrs. Hap Imlay on Aug. 6 and you no longer have to feel sickly, 8 out of 10 women tested Sixteen Red Cross swimmers by old before your time. Today, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Elsworth on doctors redid such get thrilling e from South Weber took part is many can enjoy change-of-llflief without costly shots! Why Aug. 7. without that terrible suffering I not you? Get Lydia E. Pinkhams swimming races at Lagoon TuesLydia Pinkhams remarkable Tablets at drug stores today. day. No one placed but three endare Tablets have been developed Days up Registration coming If you dont quickly find new in the finals, Tom Ray, Wayne functioed to relieve those scon for the ones that havent regespecially I happiness during change-of-llfemale misenally-caused Stark and Gary Potter. Elma Ray to the vote want istered and m IF YOU PREFER A IIOUID ries. Their unique combination to thank all who partiof medicines even includes blood-- , I) drurflits also hove famous coming elections. The days are would like Lydia B. I Plnkhamt Vccotablo Compound. strengthening Iron Thats why, Aug. 5, 19, and 26th from 8 a.m. cipated and especially the teachers. to 9 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Bybee and Donald Byram. Primary elections three children of Victorville, their will be held Sept. 9. have been visiting at the Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Evan Stark and home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Byfamily, Mr. and Mrs. Marlow Poll bee for two weeks! They returned and family, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie home Wednesday. Shaw and family and Mr. and Mrs. Link Smith and family spent four We welcome a new family into BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU days up at Randolph fishing this our town, Mr and Mrs. Keith past week. They enjoyed the out- Blackner and their two children. ing and each others company very They live in the Williams old plac ALL SPRING & SUMMER MERCHANDISE much. and they moved in about two Congratulations to Gordon Cole- - weeks ago. GREATLY REDUCED ' Rewound Repaired Exchanged privStely-owne- d ALL TYPES Solo s A Service AuthoeiMod Prompt Servic NEW & USED MOTORS FOR ALL MAKES PARTS 1ARGE OR SMALL MOTORS fa tht Ogdon Aroo Sjk 1941 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pippen Kendell home from the Army. He has been in for six months and forms me of the recent marriage will remain in reserves for a few of the grandson John Val Sodenyears. He got home on July 23. kamp, son of Mr. and Mrs. .George A get well in a hurry wish goes (LaVell Kendell) Sodenkamp, to out to all the sick but especially to Miss Valeen Belnap, daughter of 3 year-olRandy Kapp, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Vencine Belnap of and Mrs. Marvin, who underwent Roy. They were married July 11 surgery for two ruptures on Tues- in the Second Ward recreation day morning. While in the Dee hall followed by a reception. hospital he and all the other children were visited and received gifts from the Cisco Kid which they liked very much. We hope Randy is soon up running around again. in- SotisfocfH to Guarontood Dial EX Aftti 4 p 01 2-91- 94 Call EX J. CALL E. "IECTRIC MOTOR 247 23rd Consider your Fair Lady's taste! Neighbors My Choose - Miss Bonnie Bambrough Champion bourbon Jer-wen- Wil-trip- 0 0 HUGE cave, shared by ODCM with the stockpiles of industrial concerns, is 14 acres of space served by special - automatic sprinkling and ventilating Lay-clea- 1 0 THIS IN ' Mo. d WISE ADVISE Ar-mor- j Thursday, July 31, 1958 e, s - 780 hen-pecke- Americas mildest "Consider me not as a mere salesman, Madam, but rather as a knight in shining armor whose destiny lies In ending the recession. straight bourbon Aged 8 years Your best CONCRETE RED-E-MI- X bourbon buy! 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