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Show T The Rich County N JOSEPH WAYNE 1984 Page 5 KENNEDY Wayne Joseph Kennedy, age 71, of Randolph, Utah, died February 2, 1984 at his resiHe was bom January dence. 3, 1913 in Argyle, Utah to Joseph and Lota Hatch Kennedy. He married Mary Jackson on August 16, 1933 in the Salt Lake She Temple. died on 18, 1980. February Mr. Kennedy was the Rich County Assessor for many years. He was a member of the Randolph Lions Club. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of He is survived by: Two Mrs. John (Anna daughters Mae) Cornia of Randolph, Utah and Mrs. Joe Ann Heap of Bozeman, Montana.He is also survived by two sisters - Mrs. Elthera Johnson of Salt Lake City, Utah and Mrs. Dee (Helen) Cornia of Randolph, Utah; Two brothers - Sheldon Kennedy of Latter-Day-Saint- s. Randolph, Utah and Floyd He is Kennedy of California. survived also by ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services were held in the Randolph Ward Chapel at 2:00 P.M. on Monday, February 6, 1984. Burial was in the Funeral" Randolph Cemetery. arrangememts were by the Crandall Funeral Home in Evanston, Wyoming. Tuesday Tillies February 7, 1984 High Individual Games-Blanch- e Drinkle 230, Anna Ball 200 & 196, Sandy Vickery 200, Blanche drinkle & Jeanne Potter 193, Penny Workman & Bonnie Pendleton 191. e High Individual Drinkle 592, Sandy Vickery 544, Mary Lou Norris 537, Jeanne Potter 525, Anna Ball 523, Carol Stephen 507, Penny Workman 503. Bank High Team Games-Pionee- r 1021 & 979, Alexander Ans. Serv. Series-Blanch- 978, Lesters 964. Bank High Team Series-PioneAlexander Ans. Serv. 2942, 2810, New Paris Cafe 2802. Come Out and support the Charity Auction All Proceeds Go to the Missy Akers Fund 99 er NEWS r & NOTES Technology Takes Over Athletes at the 1984 Summer Olympics in California will be able to send messages to their coaches faster than a V ? swimmers Dondlgy February 13,1984 : fU We have assembled a large selection of merchandise to be auctioned. kick. 9.00 P.M. A new high technology fiber optics net'vork will offer thousands of people associated with the Olympics the most advanced communication network in the world. The fiber optic system will tie together more than 20 different Olympic competition sites scattered around a 4,500 square mile area in Southern California. The fiber highway, developed by Pacific Telephones Olympic Project Team, will offer instant access to more than 2,000 terminals. Olympic officials and athletes will be able to receive and deliver messages without the use of paper. Olympic athletes need only stop at one of the terminals, have an attendant key in a personal identification code and receive messages in their entirety. Journalists covering the L Olympic events also will be using the fiber optic network, according to Steve Copoloff, a main Pacific planner, who was a design engineer at thfe 1976 Montreal Olympics. They will file their stories through the worldwide telecommunication network. The same system will provide access to results, schedules and athlete profiles. Its estimated that 100,000 . people will benefit from the communications system. This could help prevent embarrassing situations such as when a track schedule change saw some runners miss a race at the 1968 Olympics. However, we feel that what we can donate may not bring in enough money to pay the heavy costs anticipated for Missy Akres. Therefore we are welcoming any donated new items at the auction. If anyone would like to donate items to this worthy cause, please call 4 or stop at the Boomtown. Donated items will be auctioned as follows: We have a name of item donated by person or business 789-805- name! Absolutely all proceeds will go to the Missy Akers fund. Thanks for your help. |