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Show Tin Timn Ii Trutwripl, Friday, June 17, HIRTHIHT CRFFTINGS GO Ol T TO: Ct.lhrn Canard ini June, I Hh. I1'( Italics Claik imi J"' ilium Ri.M.lhca.l imi June Ihih. 16 Lakcpoint R1HTIIDAY CRFKTINGA News VI 4 Grilfrth imi her ninth birth-tlav- . She ennted Ini' blrthdav lake 4111I the family went In we l.v iula ....del "The Iasi nf tl.e Setrel Agent," Bishop dial Mis. Mien J.r Satimlav. June ihe 4th. Mar with Marts Allen and Steve llm-si- . l.ui anil f41u.lv 1.41 the .leas..ie birthln elvhi all loved show. the laiuilv Tl.e jitll ,.w Gidhth i ol Mr. ami Mrs Hod S.u....er anil )el.ia tv the daughter nf Mr. iIji .v going to Cotl.MiwiN.il ( 40Mile ami lain ol 1uwav, il.ildifu toukmil. Mallow Mia. (Griffith. Help and 4iil ri.nvu.g 1 .Hi ( ..lil.uuia aime Similar al their Those helping lum I mg her In celebrate il were lisl.o.ne Vfis Sumner Is the sister ei.e and him and brothlo, m tie Dclotr. Mr. a,,d ten of Mis J.iid.iu li.le here R.s.i. and ( htiv. Mrs. Rut llagin, Mr- arid Mr, ers Mis. took and them In Salt Mrs Jordan Tem ami Mr. Tcnell kratc. l.rei'il Vil lake and ll.ev loiueil the Temple Kn 4111I Mr. ami Mrs H enneil a ilehuons ,Mt has 4 log mouth uml a long giouuils anil the Iteel.ive hiH.se, U II, Thev while there they all met Jane Mi fc.eitl.en lale.-J.- rn a "' lud reallv mid limiter rowell and her two da. igl.ters, I indsav and Suanue lt.es weie all tin illeil In see and talk with the star and her familv. I two (Ml doubles by hum Frost hr. and Paul Iratt and a triple by Rill Siinoinih. Sink Brad IB la.glrf.rr 9 Stoker Motors Rradsftaw Autu Parts won their first game of the seas. mi when they graUwd a II 1 lead during the fust three innings and then held off the striHig ihallenge of the Kaglrfires In win lft 9 Steve Sjventer who hurl 1 - ..Oi 1 --H ljL ed the first three frames was the liming pit 1 her. as lie gase up four runs and four lots. laM.nie U illardsoii same on in the fourth and gase up S runs 111 the fourth he settled down In shut iM.t the Faglefirrs III the last tw ' w e frames The winners got their big lead with the help of a diMible bv Rrad Patch e uh-biat- 't gl Carnival With Good Assortment of Thrill Rides - Ferris Wheel, Big Mix Up, Large Roily Coaster and Weve had the best month in Pontiacs 40-ye- Mis. i.ua Right had to re. tin it to tl.e hospital S.iudav with lul.itiiM. that is taus.ug the in. wish her lls.n.n not In heal a shimIv ret overs and I.on to sei' Iter lip anil around real vmmi. history. ar Many Attractions Will be in Grantsville '!. When youve got what people want they come and get it. Firemen were called In the wene of this grass fire Wednesday on Coleman and First North and tpmkiy estinguiihed the blae In lure it readied a ncarhs house. cseiung the grass the home of l.lrml Thump. 'A are sorry to reNtl that fith gase the lesson ami a l sm. (augl.t file and set the garBullard Cm less, mmi of Mr. and tribute to the older sisten. age imi file anil Indore f. rends ami Mrs. Cmless of Magna, died ui'igl.lM.rs 1011I1I pul rt iMit , the June B in a Salt I all' Hospital. loot on tl.e house (aught fue He had had wsrral brain y and did a lot of damage In tl.e since Ins birth new siding and Mini 1.11 tire luM.se, February 6. I'rtrfi. Ml of tl.e f. unit. lie was tamed Craseside seniors were held to safcls so (he damage was Saturday. June II. He was Imri-e- bv Andy Ridteris In tl.e house. Mr. ami Mrs. at the Valiev Manorial Park. V L Team I .It imI Tl.im.v.u would like In Crandjiarents are Mr. and Mac Standing! I 5 lUk Itolx-rt thank es cry one who in Mn. IJudsay and greatHounrsille 3 3 auv was in putting im.I the fire. grandmother. Mrv Horace Hroail-liea3 3 Eaglcfire They realls appiei late it and thank 1 5 them flout the Im.IIoi.i of their Onr sincere ssrupathy gHs St ok Brad heaits. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson mil to these people in their tune Bonneville S Eaglrfirrt 4 wire 4u.1v mi a tup In Smithcm of sorrow. Phil Orlando in relief of Scott I tali at the time and (lies arris', Mavfield was the winning pitch ed home later that night to find Mr. and Mrv. 'Ailliam Broad-Imathe damage. had a sl.ort visit from ll.cir er as Bonneville edged the Kagle-fire- s Mavfield was the big vm Sgt. ami Mrv. Cl.arlev Broad-heaMr. and Mis. and family, lie wav on hiv hitter for the winners with 22 la.I.g tfl.d Mis. Rost Fills moloicd to Bonn-I- . way to Vietnam where he wdl as BiMineville scored two runs in the fiHirth to get the win. fill. Ftali Si.ixlav to the home In? stationed now-They arrived Eaglefires 2 Bonneville 2 of tlu ii daughter. Mr. ami Mrs. in time for Horace Rroadheads' The Eaglefires reversed the ilia rI ilmo ami familv. Tl.cv funeral and he wav one of the tallies on BiMineville in MihkIhvs ii.oviil a good visit and a like v.(lllM'arerv as Sam Sanderson came action Rill and Mary were turn' was had l.v all happy to n game. we them even if it wav a short up with a k out seven, walkSanderson strut Mr. and Mia. Artmnut Thompvisit. ed two and didn't venmt a man son and la.mlv had an k 'A'e Port Dam. are sure glad to we Mr. passed second base as the Eaglelislm.g trip to Rn Tl.cv rctuiucd vvill. sonic real and Mrs. DeAayne Hammond fires won 24). He got all the runs he needi.iic I. si. and family starting their new home in mir town. Ve are happy ed in the fimrth when Tom Murphy walked and Ray Romero stavKoIktI Tracs has to welcome this hue blasted out a home run over the l.is with Mi. ing grandparents couple. centerfield feme. The results of and Mrs. I Ic Iwrl A.idcrv.u for a Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Criffith these two games put the two lew ilavs. 'A I.iic here lie startteams in a tie for second in the l had a very enjoyable fishing ed to bleak the Mii.v trip lor kurtis ami Kcllv Davis, lie to Strawlterry Reservoir. They league standings after 5 games. 3 II Stok-Brahad .pule a task on his hands lor returned with some real nice fish MiFarland-llullinger scored and Hattie was the winner with a a while. rainlmw trout. 11 runs in the first three innings large 11-They got help They enjoyed themselves so muih to swamp in big doses when five of the first I they are going back this six batters walked and Rrad end. doubled to give the win- I ners s,x n,m on i"st one hit-eMrs. Garrard is rem.rtMyra I 1 well after I her to lie doing 'A'ereal wish Matt Harris, first batter in the her a I vjieeilyoperation. game worked Brad Patch for a recovery. I walk, stole second, went to third I Relief Society was held Tuev- - on an error and scored on a passIth, at the Clark ed ball for the games only run as day, June Ranch. There was a lovely dinner Dirk Smith and Patch hooked up in a great pitching duel won by I served to Clarme Davies. Carla M II Vates, Mary Skelton, Ada Clark, Smith struck out nine and gave Diane Clark, Myrtle Paget. Eflie Criflitli. lates, Haiti Grace up just two hits, , a single bv Ed- Crook, Jerush.. Hogan, Marjorie dle Jacobson and a double bv Garrard, Viola Zundel, Ilael nie willardson. The shutout Broadhead. Elizabeth Long, Rose led witI his no h,tter of Ias week Ellis, Joan Garrard and Fay and gives him 12 innings of work with- Delores Jenks. The visitors were old aNwing a run and giving up Mrs. h't htI Shakespear, Mrs. Val- - Jlls wo hits. Patch struck out 9 and allowed just three singles, two by Steve Smith and one by Ia dinner to pay tribute to the old- Bill Simonich. I 6 Bonneville 1 er sisters in the ward. Hattie Grif- McFarland-Hullingesjx-iia- National League snr-ger- d strangle hold imi first plate when they turned Ihm k BiMineville ft-the pitihing of Jim Drietz-le- r who pitched the first three innings and gets credit for the win. and the relief hurling of Matt Harm. 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