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Show ,nayiiWiit1 The Sail Lake Tribune, Saturday, June j 21, 1978 Youth, 15, Drow ns in Reservoir Ogden Bates Tribune Correspondent Weber County Sruba divers HUNTSVILLE. W'eber County youth found the body of a r search. The body was found Friday after a 50 feet off Cemetery Point in Pine View Reservoir Weber County Sheriff's Deputy Rick M Frazier identified the drowned youth as Devin Lee Thornock, 15, 928 N 5500 West, Warren. He was pronounced dead Friday afternoon at McKay-De- e Hospital in By Dan The boy was swimming with companion off the Cemetery Point swimming area when he was reunited missing alxiut noon Nine scuba divers from the Sheriff's Department's rescue team combed the waters some 50 feet offshore, and found the youths body about 4 p m in water about 15 feet deep, said Deputy Frazier The youth's parents, Mr and Mrs Blaine Thornock, were taken to the scene about two hours before their son was found. a four-hou- aeaGSEsaoMBona WHATEVER HAPPENED TO EPTENIBEB "WHATEVER TO HAPPENED MISS SEPTEMBER' distinguishes itself with high calibre refinements nf the sexploitation field. Lush surroundings, professional acting, stupendous camera work and a plot. Tina Russell will turn many people - .on" Utah Gal Is Top Fiddler I - received efforts. a trophy, she $200 for her Carol Ann Wheeler, 35, Sherwood, Ore., was "The phenomenally faithful close-up- s are superb. 'WHATEVER HAPPENED TO MISS SEPTEMBER' is adroit at its prurient providing power!' The defending champion, Sheila Wright, 26, Spokane, Wash , had to settle for third and $1150. Donna NDEPENDENT JOURNAL FILM Johnson, 18, Spokane, was fourth This is the 25th year for the fiddlers' festival in Weiser. "One of the classiest flicks to come along in quite s while!' -I- sec- ond and won $135. GOLDSTEIN -- AL 2 s I f i ' t Tribune Wire Services One WEISF.R, Idaho way to fiddle down the competilion, women's style, is by playing Cotton Patch Rag." ' Coming Down from Denver" and "Lucinda " That was the winning co rniio for Christine Camplx-ll- , 26, Ogden, Utah, who reigned Friday as new champion of The Division of the National Oldtime Fiddlers Contest here Surprising herself because she finished 13th last year, Ms Campbell said, "1 wasn't really expecting this at all." Besides SWANK , V If hi k ' $ ' ? ' ' - WITH Ultra Max Kathy May Mary Madigan TINA RUSSELL NICK HARLEY Jams King Joan Jeffries . John Russell Hardy Harrison Marcello Bonino Eric Edwards Steve Tucker Marc Stevens ' i 4$ v' C c Plus STUDIO 228 CO-HIT- S. STATE 2 S. SUPER ADULT 3 SHOWS IN ALL!! 355-425- 2 DONT MISS THIS SPECTACULAR PROGRAM!! RATED X , 45 WEST BROADWAY f OPEN DAILY 10:45A.M. ICouplai Pricai .IOII V 364-364- 7 rated a om, r. IIOL.M US (.I RIU.i W r time Joe Hamula ,Sfr ij? U ; 4, v ? v; - ? ' ;w ' . mercantile Morgan County, has been Williams and Sons, store in a purchased 113 years by of and ends family ownership. 113 Year Family Ownership Ends By Denice Wheeler Tribune Correspondent Years of effort were recognized MORGAN Friday during an open house at the J Williams and Son Co The mercantile store, also a center of community life, is the result of 11.3 years of work by a single family. The store was recently purchased by Joe Hamula and ends a family ownership that began in 1865 when Daniel W'illiams, a pioneer immigrant from Wales, lime and concrete building which built a housed a small grocery store and post office Mr. Williams had a contract with Union Pacific two-stor- y Special to The T ribune PROVO Thirteen Utah County residents including two juveniles were charged Friday with various counts relating to distributing drugs The 13 were arrested Thursday afternoon and evening by Provo Police officers Lt. Bud Gillman, chief of detectives, said those arrested included 10 adults in Provo, female juvenile and 2 arrested at the same time in Rock Springs, Wyo. He said that the raid came as a culmination of a year long investigation. The arrests began about 3 p m. and were concluded at midnight Thursday. Team Effort Lt Gillman called the raid a team effort, saying "the 20 men involved met for a briefing and then moved quickly to prevent word getting around." Lt. Gillman said the arrests were made in various parts of Provo. Officers also confiscated high grade" marijuana, drug equipment, speed and pharmaceutical drugs. He said the drugs would be valued at about $2,000 1 OPEN 10:15 A.M. ki ? : 13 Arrested on Drug Charges STARRING '4 !; 4! . Railroad Co. to sell lime from his kiln near Morgan in exehange for goods that he could sell in his store. The business prospered and Joseph Williams Imught his fathers interest and moved the store across the raiiroad tracks to its present location The building was const runted of lime and concrete Ihe size of the present and was about business and was known as the J. Williams Store. Family ownership continued when Joseph Williams, Jr assumed the management in 1908 in partnership with his brothers Daniel and Albert The men expanded the business to meet the needs of the growing population by adding hardware, dry goods and household items. In January 1961, a grand opening of J. Williams and Son Co. marked the end of a year-lonproject y section to the existing which added a building The new quarters housed a drygoods department and the original store was renovated and enlarged to provide a modem food store affiliated with Independent Grocers Alliance. Joseph West Williams and his sister, Faye Eliza Williams, are the fourth generation to manage the store and attended the open house to accept the appreciation of the community for their service. City, county and state officials, in addition to representatives from many of the wholesale distributors who haw serviced the store attended the event. one-thir- g two-stor- hul would not place a street value on them Lt Gillman said officers felt no drug ring was involved. Arraigned before Provo City Judge E Patrick McGuire were Horace Joe Montoya, 30, 432 S. 500 W.; Danny Anthony Martinez, 26, 2144 S. Nevada Ave. Mark Alan Christensen, 26, 648 S. 850 W ; Joni H. Bennett, 21. 1330 N. 950 W. ; Gary Dale Jacobsen, 27, 166 E. 300 S. Jerrianne Taylor, 18, 166 E. 300 S.; David Leon Kennedy, 21, Mapleton, and Paul William Mitchell, 19, Springville. Juvenile Court The two juveniles will be referred to juvenile court. One other female was not arraigned Friday and the two individuals arrested in Rock Springs have waived extradition and will he returned to Provo early next week. Charges ranged from sale of an illegal drug, an indictable to distribution of marijuana and distribution of cocaine. Preliminary hearings were set for the early part of July. 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Ogden jdLrLETELLi dLri Jj l Special to The Tribune Armed with a search warrant, Ogden officers confiscated three rises of prophylactics Friday from the Adult Book and Cinema Shop, 2212,'i Washington Blvd. OGDEN Police vice Ogden Assistant City Attorney Ralph H. Johnson said only specially licensed pharmacists can legally sell the items under the law governing business regulation Two police agents Thursday purchased two packages nf prophylactics at the bookstore, said vee officer Mark Stuart. In the past, police have raided the shop for allegedly pornographic publications. Nearly 400 prophylactics, in the three cases, were seized Friday under a search warrant signed by Ogden City Court Judge Stanton M. Taylor. Violation of the statute regulating the sale nf suck items constitutes a Class B misdemeanor, said the attorney. Charges in the matter are pending, Mr, Johnson said 533 8888 Vt'." 7 f WELCOME The New World of Dining and Hospitality" XEQTJSE? CffUHtlC Newhouse Hotel tn So. 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