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Show Univ -- ft . :- -l "'-- m v;- I :i: v n:, ' L:i ' u u - . , i d ft Summit County Sheriffs Patrol Holds Rescue Drill in Uintas The Summit County Sheriffs Wnl mock rescue but luckily both men were saved. givTo intensify training a little ing them an opportunity to prac- further, it was decided to have tice their search and rescue as Phil Thomas, with a very serious wen as their tint aid knowledge. hand wound, visit appearing The members met at Bear some campers in the area to see Stiver Service and divided into what kind of help he could get three groups with the first from them. The campers not group going ahead and putting able to detect the artificial artificial wounds on volunteers wound, were more than willing ' Randy Taylor and Phil Thomas. to give some Pint Aid EquipThe wounded were hidden in ment One of the rangers in the the timber at Christmas Mead- area was aked to help, and he ows, and the other two groups too was unable to detect the then had to go In, find them, ad- artificial wound, and was really minister lint aid, and pack them willing to give first aid. out for transporting to the It was gratifying to know how willing and prepared these poo .The Mil proved tbftt mMbcni wem. ShvvUti pad Patrol eere a little nict, on rilit old, pi. membCTi odrloe My one doing I anywhere to make first aid part of the equipment you carry. Who knows, It might be your life you save. Two way radios and walkie-talkie- s proved out real efftctlve In rescue work, and everyone 'taking part had a good time. Following the drill, everyone had dinner at the Chuck Wagon at Evanston. The members plan Lack of rainfall and steady another such drill in the future drying winds throughout this to keep them prepared for any summer have- made it necessary need which should arise. In the area to irfor water-user- s deal more than a great rigate organised at Bear River this THURSDAY, AUGUST NUMEB 29, IKS COALVILLE, UTAH MOV im Cub Scouts Plan Family Party; Activities ot Year Reviewed 34 VOLUME weekend, ALL FLAGS OUT Junior Posse Ends Fine Season Over Evanston with Show-De- o AUG. 27 FOR BOBBT BAKER COALVILLE Members of Cub Scout Pack 209 . , HENEFER 8tam Junior Western are issuing a special Invitation to article ttaar bad made at the honteminshrp, vvith a few Posse hosted the members of i parties thrown lr.. .They would This Saturday, August 27. the alj boys between the ages of 3 winning many prises, the Evanston club Saturday in a Uke to Mtend an invitation for whole nation will be celebrating and 11 and tBelr families to Join, In the parade, taking participated very successful Show-DeSpe- ajiy one wishing to Join to take birthday of a very important them in their family outing this second la the Youth Division. cial guests were AUea and Helen part' la these monthly meetings. person. Happy Birthday's will be Saturday. Aug. 37. at 8 p.m. in the Utilising a youngsters desire to ' ' Kennedy and George and Marion The Western Stars Poms is sung, telegrams will fly thick and Coalville Ball Park. Pack' mem- "win something" and participate Settlor, directors of the1 Evans- one' oi the largest In the state fast, and cakes will be baked. ber and their families will host in activities with others thdr age, ton club. with the. .Scouting organisation anconwith 10 members. When they Whose birthday wiU it be? Bobby the new members-tobround-robiPrise winners were: Flag travel, they must load 29 horses Bakerk in Henefer, of course. games and a water- ages the - boys dvlo lntoraqtp Race' Billy Harris, Kenny Mc- .n one van. It takes two hours Oh by the way. theres some- melon bust.. while promoting hit physical apff If you have a boy between-.tQueen, Julie Staley, Blair Blon-quls- t Just' to load, eihd its really quite one named Lyndon in Washingintellectual growth. and Cindy Criddle of the a job transporting .40 horses. 49 ton D.C. who will also be mark- ago of 8 and ill, bring him to Attend this outing Saturday Coalville dub. kids, saddles, blankets, flags and ing the passing of another year, this meeting and give him 'an op- night, and enroll your boy in Lead Race: Kenny McQueen, ail the equipment needed. can't quite recall his last name, portunity to Join ths worthwhile Scouting program now. Crae Vernon. 'Keith Rees, first Out feats art off to Dean and or what he does, seems like ha organisation. second and third, all Coalvllls. The Cub Soouts meet weekly IvaLoo Rees, LaVsiin and Dee has something to do with poverty Musical Chairs: Weady Rees Vernon, and Loujae and Gene (though. with their Den Mother, where of Coalville. they learn arts and crafts, as well Roath for the outstanding work a tbelr duties to family, Potato (Race: Mixed teams, they have dona with these young with winners Lewis Stevens, Joe people. munlty, country, and to God. They CLASS 51 are awarded badges and apodal Willoughby and Debra Rosa of f. honors at a monthly pack meetCoalville, and Craig Kendedy, Sarah Swltxer and Linda Oster-llning, after much hard work comof Evanston. a specified program. pleting of members of the class Thirty The monthly pack meeting Keyhole Race: Bruce Hartsel '31 attended the reunion held at and Susan James, of Evanston, (the DUP HaU Saturday evening. gives the boys an opportunity to KAMAS first and second; Doug Moore of An Indian theme was followed enjoy a party with other dona as The fall season of football k CosIvUle third. and well as receive their awards. This i throughout, with Indians about here, and our lads kn just 1 ( Junior Barrel as Race: wdre Wendy o MARION moccasins for candy dishes, and years pack meetings lest yr-Robeprepared. The A atr&lf getting Coal-vtlle Rees and Billy Harris of who is in Brown, Tom and Franoell Coisey were ! tw0 little papooses, Kathy Curtis follows: will pick up their suits SatuMsy first and the Pinewood ' second; Chris Deiby charge of Operations and and this time, nd Kthr Vernon serving the January: Swltxer of Evanston third. Senor traveling again, where boys in each age group at tjiq High School and begin of Echo and Wanship their found way clear to turkey dinner, work-out- s. they and The freshmen Barrel Race: Joe Willoughby, i Pictures of children of the class raced cars they had made them- reservoirs stated there is an the giant populated state of New will be picking thdr sophomores Susan Janies and Brent for Grand were members Staley, championships. Vm-shown, prises ThovtnOk ho. "adequate amount of water In j t O all CoalvUie, first, second and l " .U R..1 Judd. storage for an of this years uses bo I taw third. Gold Blu. Md Fdbnw: ". ,.lMdJ and will be some wlr training, and Junior Pole Bending: Roy Max- bw rftataroatlngattaalnrttoM Atop the hill overlooking Coal, of the event were, Banquet with a Scout Executive 'Parted At present time there is 31,849 at vllle stands North Summit School well and Cindy Criddle, both of ays; complete schedule will be liatod Harlan Clark of Salt Lak; Jerry iU a guest speaker.' pTnt acre feet of water In the Echo HiH Cumora Pageant in in full readiness for opening Coalville, first and second; Chris March: Knights of the Round In the very near future for all of o HeIen IZl xt Monday. The playground la Swltxer, third. Senior Pols Bend- Palmyra, New York, Thlriot and LaVaun Vernon of Table, with each boy appearing you football fans. The boys are UCd ay ! They stayed in New York four Coalville. to a costume he had made him- - on their toes this year, and loti Evans ton, the ing: Craig Kennedy, swings empty hanging today, acre feet In 62.173 there w whiia there visited , seif and taking part in games SOS ot fast action Is expected from only move. first; Doug Moore and Bemt Sta- aighjta, and the Empire State Bullldng, tra- skits. the South Summit team. ment la that caused by a small ley of Coalville second, third.. Wanship raervol mow J.as 33.- Members of the Randolph Club veled in the famous eubway sys.j wlnd whlch whMl a few April: 'Natures Back Yard, as wtth, 8U acm f( where each Den made a nature The teenage boys and giria, Its had been Invited, but were un- tern, viewed the dancing Rock-ette- s, fcaves acro visited the Bowery, took a display. The boys alio raced who are to participate in sports imitation of able to attend. Following t h a expanmln is now 174 second feet being used all the around Manhattan Island wooden turtles they had made. and physical education this yea!' playful dancing children competition every one enjoyed n at and Frmncell said the watermelon per day. night, bust Mayf a carnival in the Cohlvllle should be looking forward to- - us-who will fill It with shouts of Joy Maintained Arnold Malr and next week. (Fosse members would like to lighted skyline was ijust beauti- Bull park there the boys played lng the new dressing rooms. The'' Ralph Milliner keep a constant As you enter the building you thank the few who attended, and Pace, son of Mr. and Mrs. games and sold candy, they had walls and floors have all been Kerry record of water used and in can hear The girls now have ' the echo of your foot- also thank every one who has They visited the site of Joseph LaMar Pace of Hoytsville, added made. They also had k cream gtven support for such a good Smiths birth, went to the Sacred another reserve champion to his and pop corn tor refreshments. storage so that water users may steps in the color scheme thjpf bbya'1' the yellow and hall, at an times be aware of the timeless odorempty June: a welner roast, following .have blue. Lockers are .being of new books, year. This concludes the sum- Grove, had the Relief Society j ions list of prises the past week mer program for the Posse, al- cook a special dinner for them, at the Southern Utah amount of available water. game, and winding up completed along the wall, to en. junior Live-sa- a softball chalk, fresh wax, varnish, and eon- - sung around the camih with will have the the 600 annual though they saints Show. stock 103 Hia martyred Mnter Epace. The fey's pound freshly scrubbed walls wafts you RAde later in the fall. and. many other hie talk was purchased by 4he First fire., m ttar bedWenlargM! i back to the days when you too Trail Leaden are now making plans torlcal places of the IDS Church. 'Security Bank, Monroe Branch, and the showers are completely entered these halls at the begin- to continue meetings through the Then they went to Washington j for 66c per pound. enclosed. ning of each year. winter with the youngsters stud- - D.C, and visited President Ken-- , Other local boys who brought The girls dressing ropm now The empty schoolrooms wait, l nedys grave and aaw the Eter- -. home blue ribbons on their has a large mirror, Just perfect with desks set in orderly rows, Flame. They had a few hlMts were Alvin Richm, eon of for fixing those hair do'a, bookshelves neatly stacked, and about their second Mr- - and Mrs. Dale Richlna of! thoughts full of chalk, crayons, cupboards KAMAS honeymoon while standing under j'Henetfer, who also won the Fitt-ch- e The grade school has Just and the many took of Jay Taylor, non of Mayor and paper, mist of Nlagra Falls, and lnf and Showing contest, and about . education. completed its renovations (Mrs. Gordon Taylor, must Ilka mid' the view was breathtaking. perrf Pace, Kerry's twin. also. There are new I In aQ- have returned teachers The At Mat to lire the hard way. While in I Washington, hav-Hthey the ( e ones and little the rooms, thats how it appeared last week. from their vacations, many visited the White House, Just a will be tickled now with summer their of pink and dad were on their way ling spent part ' week before Lucl was married. in the carpets have put where being classrooms in to up Kansas pick they to Hutchinson, was doubly interesting It to All room. of windows the knowlgarten to their Increase a new car. They flew to Denver, worked watch the procession at the time from the ramp on down, have SOUTH SUMMIT and were about to board a bus of the wedding when they knew been knocked out, and' lritheir During this past summer, the descendants for the rest of the trip, when Jay Nlnety-i- x of the they had been in that very spot will be put tht non glare ill. be to himself South seen has Summit area found the , place suddenly a week before. Tom said he Meredith Dawson and Ann Bird w!? partitions which are painted yeL . Bo Ul in fact that upon a doctors unique talents of a trio of very only Dawson held their family rein North 8ummlt PvL!low on learned more on this trip in sixoutlIde examination, it .wee disclosed to charming and lovely girls, Judy teen union 8unday August 21, at the taughthaa he than in had accepted the position o gtasa for the classrooms windows ' oualy done days, father GordUh, that the trip would Lott, Diane Lewis, and Peggy in Sunset Park Sunset of the Fran cell kept hoping on Elementary is also being Installed. Principal feave to be called off while son Moon, who have been working years. lunch at 1 pjn. enjoyed They return her School, however, by getting out hia had appendix exfor the the county through then appointed new officers and Jay We hope to have further inWhile Jay recuperated, sister tension service, undtr the direc- her mother, Jeanette Chamber, discussed geneology. Then later formation about him and other lain of Cedar Ronnie Forks feitebaad and bar taking and tion of Agent Reed Moon. Terry the younger groups Joined In and new teachers in time for next Soon drove mother Verlie to bo at her These girls have done all types her on a short trip up through played baseball. weeks issue. ionll side. Then Ronhleand ffey : . of secretarial work for both grade Idaho to see granddaughters Those who attended were the and Jeanette families of the Elmer Dawsons j or Taylor went on to pick up the cloM school and high school, made in June Johnson, . eer. upon their return to finite posters for the- celebrations Perks. the Meredith A. Dawsons the! SiddowaV Verlto Terry. Ronnie iand jjrtmrnetothi and queen contest, and helped on Jeston Dawsons', the Hillman d h0na ,Goraf m ff1 hoe-- , freshly scrubbed faces shining in floats, assisted Judges, and been 2 Richlna and the Ben S. Hop- In typical Summit County fash-Jay can be panning Jonnies oil the spot for any kind ntldp(rtton awBit kins. th flrrt ary Aug. 12 mark- i00. Bee. reunion of ther even 7r.-MThe think1,0 emergency, helping gathSiddoway family At ieut that'e tor Bd of &t dry was held August 7, in Fairmont , er in some of the news for The it all is. What with all the planes, - While our neighbors in Bee. with Lake in Park ixty1,UB,mwSalt feUtets1 KMAS buses and ckre, mothers, towns art sMU bent This Is the second year; for persona present, ranging from urrJndlng Two vacationing families to nd brother IhVoWed Id this ! d trying to keep hat 'Matilda Judy, and Diane,' Just a month Yellowstone last week were Siddoway who is 84 to the! :n toT story, ltla a wonder any ot It cams old r oond'toner ,Ul gre.t-grsnd her to old a was added three month the list Pete Be zx ants and the Demont ' ago, boy . out straight tew mor waeta we , of county employees, Roy ; Lee daughter Lotts who really had talcs to tell j 1 He has been wokring . alad hard Iron Suamlfc Applegate. the I was 8mith Sandy their arrival home. Pete ft upon who attended were Marie Sawley, with Fay Mitchell at the grade ' luck kid about two weeks ago, f . Demonstra- school, and with Frank Atkinson his family left last Tuesday ! Winners of the Dal. and family; an Binddoway unexpected underwent as aka warm days are very 'enjoyable, morning and took the trail up tion contests Which were held in ft Mn Jack Hhnsra and family, and quick operation. It happened the North Summit High School In. getting the High School through Jockson Hole, Wyo. tut ilgo tend to Increase the grounds ready for the beginning There, in the middle of her summer hmrd- saw mock a fT:.fire they . hanging. of school. , remem-be- r ily, the Glen Siddoway to be extra careful didn't say who the "hang, They Crtttenn This summer has been a busy ed and family, Blddoways i mlt County. She ' j matches, yitk was be cigarettes, and any-an- d person and Maroy Robertoon. supposed to Keith Siddoway family. one, exclaimed one of the girls, around no tho5 thing which could start a range From there they went on to the . Colleen iMoon was winner of The group enjoyed a day of are. ' wefk .d...ha!,.f,.n . the Speech contest These girls Park, visited Quake Lake, and on and meeting all the latest the said visiting They experience Another aure sign of. ho to Virginia City and Ghost will represent Summit County at to the family. been had valuable a one, Vai of fall was a herd M sheep permitparental wWch will w in Montana. They returned Town gutfi ttao on the highway this morning. there, she wiU atsy a 15i 16 mi 17i ting them to learn many facts home last Friday evening, weary hfl)d lQ prepare and then of In Balt Lake, with Behind me was a California car, service, along community . . but thrilled with all the Bights. judging contest was aho held , . to capacity with children, of filled helping themselves. Demont and his wife and their I Deane and Peggy started work-in- g U Grand Forks, N.D. Among assorted alses trying... to get a nine children had the time of more than 300 students who look at the sight of a herd of the for the county on June 6. their life camping out in two received degrees at summer com- - sheep on the main highway.-- ' To Judy began a week earlier to en- tents and cars.They started out mencement exercises Aug. 13 at us a band ot sheep is' merely an Biff able her to attend Girls State minus one child, This was Louise, ' the University of North Dakota inconvenience, but to many tourfor one week. Shill whom they picked up enroute at ist Grand Forks was Gluu L. Boy- - into it is proof positive of their These young people are chosen grandmothers in Idaho, Mrs Kimer from Coalville, Utah, who re- - belief that this is indeed iiie wild HENEFER through an elimination process, ball Phippen. Mater of Science Do- - and wooly west.-M- ary Bee. If Leslie are interof and Lucy and Descendants any youngsters The picture in the Aug. 4 laaue eived One of the most hair raising ested for next summer, they was of Summit the Fowler Shill met, Como Springs County Be ;T0, occurrences happened during one I Summer commencement is one1 should contact county agent Saturday, August 13. for a family when faiimr looked of jnight Reed in Moore Coalville. Day reunion. LND lw bokta mid and was prnttaeiim,bCnintJh! the a members of Wilde, enjoying picture Jerry School Family Full as after a j spring commenj-nentarT.r and u.0 wi1de day were Mr - tra Dearl Shill in the excited family t,ki morning, I Su,-rtender 1 Ktl'J- Balley Sill loike City, whe were lioth nnd Mart". y, t Idea Eaklns, mid found paw prints all over tho COALVILLE to announce that this year wieiicj J. 1 Vr ;w. Golden Harri. kfeue-f,- . had ap- e l first Dale Clark, son of Mr and Mra side of tho car whore 41 IH..On III v j ii,n flrrt clay of school will con- grade In North r; Mr ft Mra Jim Sh'.ll and hia mother quite parently lieekod in nt tho sleepPete Clark i5'1i-..'gave rt- - tinue on Th:. o- -a Jerr from, ft Mr grud.iatoil f.opn!y Fork; American through to afternoon, i, mlly, a scare last week when bp fell ing Cory and Royil. ..nr' (hit the of Oregon natal ported ah' wuu(J any normal Uuy of Mis Albert Bakina aad famly du-ra Schoii with a Doctor of Miidic.r. their After all had calmed from tho back of their pick-u- p K iiUt. i i. a, yx in sr'1u,l. ii Mr ft Mrs Ira Hwrria and '' a Nt, ..tha.mly.yenc V vn. Poi those who w niLi a concussion, sustaining and gralu-.V- l t nl a is lie School lunti will be tv iluble. iry degrex Dar cut requiring 7 stitches. Mrs all the Pork moiiy, Ogden; Mr ft Mrs Sun-Mn' rcturn;i ut (li Ea t High Vod "ko to . ntn tc Mm. hL address ard o' and t: .t refr ar lunch In- win John, tun and family, Clark rt- iei Bight of the li: E Ribinson, RA t- nroh t"i 11 ihe 1 . '. V Pvt. Hn-e- r This bcgijtiac Afieji' Roy; SlcktngeF, Frenis Mrs blood dt'iit fiigliten her near Tney :i - ? ei i ii'v pictures 193od38C "" r.v. Pth Kn. 7lst rRV , rh 1 -Tu.rday Aug, 30, ond Mr Weyn- - Epundtove and -the last night, i vnlii g your '.omc ta fiaR Uke Hospital ar. much us die fact that the boy t.v ' i" back ot A,-t"O .n w . wir.ipV.o and diy, family. Mrr'mnrovinv sIihlK .m.i returned home 8unday was . uncoa'idous. T ' - t i V?M xrUf. .p'(rii win be served. Dgyor. .'M' J1 le w attend. Tbs J e - m. OF IN REUNION Cosseys Visit g South Getting Ready for Another Year Eastern Sites rt Main-tenan- m'-ve- 8 s tt. tatUHM.ttataM hold-over- ! 2"" n j Another Prize jm trip Goes to Kerry fp-tile- ' m0 , TwoofKamas ex-na- Service Work I for Three South Girls Be FALL Inr.r. Familv Holds Reunion 1 Kamas Families Visit Yellowstone n in Summit Demonstration - Winners Told 4-- H fsSS'lJS Ml, hrU oJ! .. Mfl? ""T , I i ... Rd N-v2- Degree in science lw Reunion Held Family by - Wrong Picture Is Identified Senior Riders Hurt South First 0f Is rr Fall 1 t J Li Unr-eT-sli- It ,, i- a -- - S'-hc- rr-t- - --- - r cj - Fn.-mlsr- ot -- one-pleas- . |