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Show Universal ilicrofilnitiG Ml i'icrpcnt, it Park's City Fire Department Is Cited for Splendid Record Lake City, Utah. COUN TYE HE SUMM J"ark city NUMBER 9 TIIURSDAY, MARCH 2. 167 VOLUME XXXIV COALVILLE, UTAH IM17 (Major Sullivan presided over way o( hMldlta, equipment ud 16. All Council Feb. City meeting flrM- - Thls trt,nlnK councilmen responded to roll cell i exclusively in the future, except Councilman Boyle. He was and flre, mJor excused because of work. Marshal one WR prevented Ryan and Attorney Hurley were , mg a maJor flre by qulck ' present Supervisor Georglo wu of u,te depart-aIld excused oecause 01 hguiii ib ment the family. The Park City Volunteer Fire PARK CITY Minutes of the previous meet- 'Department la in hopei of holdLaw enforcement officers from Everybody knows it pays to adlag were read and approved. ing the losses for 1967 to a bare Summit, Morgan and Wasatch but here's a cose of adA letter was read from the minimum, with the equipment we counties including Sheriffs of- vertise, Utah 8tate University Extension have at the the present time. vertising paying off for the man ficers, Highway Patrol, Fish and who service, suggesting that Park City originated it. Respectfully submitted by Tho- - Game officers and local police enter into a statewide Clean-u- p m T 8ulllvalli q, Most Summit County people prk attended an FBI Police Training have seen the article about Park waa eauucauon program uus Flre Department in Coalville, Tuesday. spring. City in the Malnliner, official a motion was carried urianim- - school This school held at the request was Council favor The in of ously to accept the report of Chief publication of United Air Lines. the program and a committee will Sullivan and to compliment the of Summit County Sheriff Ron Thousands of copies went out, in- Roblson wa one of several to be toe picked to organise the comdepartment on the fine Job they held on the subject tf recent 8u- - to every seat on all United planes paign. The cooperation of all citi-- Te doing, nrl in nvnrv vwwn nf fintnla and preme Court rulings to acquaint moteb , Weetern Unltt.d stateB. sen will be required to make, I Licenses and Approvals uuiccrc witn new rues auecung this program a success. Bob McBride, of Chicago, is I Fire Department Beport Attorney Hurley reported that interviews, confessions ft search the head of the advertising Ken O'Brian's team, bred and raised at The following report waa sub- - the United Park City Mines will and seizure. regional championship recently at Davis agency which planned the layof the the have O'Brian ranch compropernear mltted for approval on the years will descriptions Special Agents Ralph Jones out. After It was Coalville, rehe Downs. Summit County people in the picture actlvitiea of the Park Cltr Fire ties they wish to trade with the . and Elmer Raner save Instrue- - marked that "Parkprinted sounds pete at the world cutter and chariot race City I will submit that and on tlon they the various techniques so city Department meet in Pocatello) Idaho soon. They won the are identified below. good I'd like to see It" Honorable Mayor and City the same to Mr. Tom Baum for I necessary to encourage a witness So he did Just that He took a Council. ' to talk during an Interview. appraisal. Ken O'Brien, Association ' Mr. Dave Novelle applied for a , advlsed officer, to be alert to for the Beehive State sold on wa. Dear Sirs: cafe license to operate a cafe In of adjusting their meth- area and Its wonderful people Cutter Racing Association will The following report of the the annex to the Oak Building. necessity ods of interview with the various the association at the tnat now he wants to move out represent Park City Volunteer Fire De- The application was approved and world meet in Pocatello, Idaho, of person, .encountered. is for submitted nerCi partment people next month. hereby the license will be Issued upon Jpes " your records for the year 1986. payment of the license fee. """"like Bob McBride, of Chicago. J He took first place over Arch A duplicate has been filed with The Planning Commission reIn Peterson at the Racing AssociTechniques Interviewing the State Flre Marshal's Office. commended approval of a sign for With Ralph Jones on the ation meet held at Davis Downs people were discussed with Alarms answered: Twenty-two- ; the EldelWelss Motel. The Coun- young Tri-Ci- ty North Summit basketball! bench, inofficers to take advised being glen said. There will be four false alarms, four. Breakdown of cil approved the sign and the Saturday, Feb. 18, racing two team lost to Morgan there Fri- games each of the first two to consideration emotional their colts had he raised. alarms: permit will be issued upon payday evening, 68 to 60. But the nights, three the third. On Immaturity. Others attending the meet Dwellings, 5; loss, $9,030.00; ment of the fee. recent The Court were Dr. Supreme Wednesday, March 8, play win Eldred T Wright, Chariet, insurance covered, 110.00. Small The Supervisor wu instructed in Region be at Viewmont, in Bountiful; Ken O'Brian, holding horse retail stores, 1; loss, $15,500.00. to get prices on pipe for addi-- decision entitled the "Marlnda play-oDecision," the basic Ethel McQueen. NadinYoBrlar, Friday, March 10, Hcber City; enumerating Restaurants, X, loss, $85,000.00. , tional water lines ia the City of March 11, Morgan. a when Saturday, person rights O'Brian. being insurance covered, $23. Automo- Cemetery. Marguerite iKristy The Braves made It a real bat-I Wrieht. interviewed by the police officer, The tentative schedule for the Ruth O'Brien, ahm oih. biles, 5. Grass and brush, 8. False the d opening was discussed In detail as was bon- round: Summit- first Brenla Straehorn, Repairs to be Made Jerry Alarms, 4. Total buildings or ocThe 260 student, of the Mixed 13 The Council gave permission to the recent But Mor- - versus Jordan fourth; Jordan decision affecting Choruses and Bands of the three Kerry Pace, cupancy, 26. Loss, $59,530.00. Inthe Chamber of Commerce to fix search and seizure. Law enforce- - s,.n,nnt Louise Pace, and Mark Mattley. ,wns superior speed began to tell, second versus Summit third; Jorsurance covered $130.00. Pnntr shol.- will - I .M ; up' the old dungeon so as to make and the Trojans led 30 to 22 at dan first versus Summit fourth, u i. owiuer, on me gent thelr annual were aaviaea 1 Con-! the half Trity Cause of Fires it a more attractive tourist at- - procedure necessary to follow lnl and 47 to 37 at the third and Summit second versus Jornext week- (irst concert' Sparks on roofs 2, careless traction, dan third. First-rouquarter. order that evidence obtained winners n wlUjwlu be jnday, March 6 at. 8 p smoking 1, oil burners 1, chll-- j The Supervisor was also Jones came In for three minutes are automatically in the State bs legally admissable in court. i m. in trie soutn summit Auaitor(with matches) 1, defective structed to have the dog pound reto show the crowd what it would meet. During the afternoon session on Thursday, wiring 2, electrical appliances 1, paired. The police have been the agents outlined methods of lum; the second have been like if he were in This Friday night North Sum March 0 in the North Summit s use of flammable liquids 2, spon- -' given orders that the Dog He hit three for four from mit entertains the Wildcats from out a shape. confession and the setting conand third the Auditorium, ignition (cars) 3, flre-- ; ance is to be strictly enforced, legal rights involved. the field for six quick points. If South Summit in a game which cert Monday, March 13 in the works 1, railroad engine 3, mta- -' All unlicensed dogs are to be he is fully recovered for the tour- is always a thriller. A full house Anti-Ey- e deeditori The The of a View", practical aspects Park City Auditorium. causes (brush fires) 4, ed up. Those citizens who have cision nament North Summit Will be la expected. in this seizwhich column search and appears regarding The bands will play two Tifalse alarms 4, lightning L dogs running at large will be ls- hard to stop. all won Influence on local violaeach week, its ure, newspaper Brass numbers, "Lonely No loss of lives occurred and sued citations by the police, juana Coach Ron Abegglcn of Mor-the annual in and available tions honors the rapid rising crime Bull" and Spanish Flea";. "H one minor injury to a fireman i The payroll for the period Feb, said Tuesday that Morgan rate the gan was discussed. noted by sponsored competition They was resorted. No loss of property 1 to 16, was $2,535.15. The bills Capitan"; "Storm King"; three Wasatch have decided to call Inand Press Utah State crime Association, has that specifically ordered West and Was the ballads and "How or damage was Incurred in any that were approved convention themselves without subdivision to Summit County paid for February totaled. 84,- - creased in view tf the recent de- Won". The Chorus will sing which held Its yearly a play-of- f. will Lake Salt at in cisions Hotel Utah the of the They limiting flip only powers Rivarea, under our coverage, during 378.12. "Elijah Rock" and "Ol Man for positions of "first" and This being all the business to the officers in search and arrest er". The entire group of seventh City last weekend. 1966. PARK CITY to twelth graders will perform . The publishers were permitted "second" In the round robin. .The State. Flre .Training pro- - come before thai meeting, It was situations. Park Qty area will be the scene North Summit and South Rich gram has enabled this department adjorned. Next meeting will, be Approximately 25 men attended ' Battle Hymn of the Republic." by the rules to make one entry have cinched of much activity from April 10 In school other the was the of which the first news places to accomplish a faster and better March 2, 7:30 p.m. Violet Terry. Directors Al Hollla of South in Division One, smaller its kind to be held in Coalville. Summit. James Santy of Park naners. and two in Division Two,:"1" toumey. From the Jordan to June 7, this summer, ,' when division it will be St. Joseph's United Artist, producers,' direcI City, and Thomas Hopkins of i medium papers. who will play tors, 500 Utah National Guard North Summit feel this concert1. The Park Record won first and Orantsvllle, first-plaoff the tie Friday members, and such film stars as J will be well worth place in Division One; The Sumattending. at Tlntlc and William Holden, Vlnce Edwards, and In night Judge, mit County Bee first place Cliff Robertson and Dana AnDivision Two, and The Morgan Dugway. drews converge here for the filmPEOA five teams in the tourney Top County News second In Division 11 story. Dixie Marchant is in Rio de will advance to State. Regions ing of a World War ;Two. is It estimated some S3 that Brazil. She left the New J Janiero, Five and Region Seven alternate In addition to the certificates Local Civic and County officials million will be spent In the area York oince to go to Brazil for five teams. four and sending 'which now grace the office wall, met Thursday evening in the tension Service, Soil Conserva-Courthous- the next two years, to act as asOames will start about 4 pjn, on construction, accomodations; '.handsome plaques were presentfor the Summit Co. tlon Service, and ASJC. and re- - sistant manager of a travel agand continue until after 9. Abeg- - food, extra, trucking, helicopters, e first-placwinners ed to the two Civil Defense Leadership confer- presents tives from several civic ency there. planes and sets. COALVILLE by Dixon Paper Company. ence under the direction of John dubs. Dixie will learn the Portuguese Ernest Chappell was given the I The Utah columns were Judged L. Owen, Coordinator of the UnLanguage and will gain many an Iowa publisher who was Beaver Award for distin-b- y Silver CD. Extension Program. Co-Oiversity grand experiences while there. p at to last the service year's national winner. He boyhood The purposes of the conference She left Feb. 8 and traveled by gulshed to wrote follows Gordon as held Owen, Convention recent Scouter . 1 m MM II a.u. ..MM were to acquaint public officials uAury uncr uib bo oraiu ana In the Salt Lake Tabernacle. manager of the Utah state Press and other community leaders arrived Feb. 21. The luxury liner Association: ' served has who Mr Chappell, The American Legion District with Civil Defense and other Belonged to the company Dixie ' "If your state editors eou 20 years, was for Scouts .. the -- u. .... . moKAMAS to 3 Oratorical contest will be held mu ww waa awe . . . respective responsibilities; ... . . . u . ..- -I. The Kamas Valley Co-o- p held at the NSHS Friday March 3, to see many things enroute to lauaea xor nis great interat mmtu as hkj wuw whiuw tivate Individuals or groups to VilfiO some i k.i i i conncc- - with vouth walfm hv holdlnc- many i Utah readers must enjoy create men Muiiuui mecMiiK .v: the first oratknu beginning i She h specific action, and to help famlly The Kamas Valley Stock Show . positions of youth leadership for. really fine newspapers. We spent t, wlth free illODer at 10 a.m. in the morning. public understanding and accep- Mmmltto Vi mm a. Hmta f OT , a considerable amount of time on his church and community. at tne g.mfl Town Commander Williams, District tance of Civil Defense. their show, June 2 and 3. They as cnair-- 1 uie columns, ana neiusve me i Building, his Under guidance 3 Commander,-an- d L, H. Francis The Utah State Civil Defense President Keith Page; man of the Organization and Ex- - was time enjoyable spent. Some There were around 90 present DintHrt 1 Arilntant ll Inner urlt.h Communications Mobile Corns secvice president Curtis Lewis; tension Committee, all Scouting scattered comments: and a prise was given for the one John West, and Glenn Johnson. Unit was available for the inspec retary Demont Lott. "First of all, this man McCorT-e-d who could eat the most of his district have renew-- i units pancakes ! State and District officers will be tion of everyone present This all-ticharters on time. their aughy has to be one of Ure was Ed winner. host to the first and second place the stock ad the for directors Tha unit contains all communkationf He is a top community leader, ! wittiest operators that ever faced After all those pancakes what do winners from the Keith be will j use for show this major high available by year eaulpment He's the kind you think was the KAMAS having served on the Coalville a schools in Salt Lake City. East, prise? Eight the Civil Defense, law enforce Page, Curtis Lewis, Ralph Rich- Twpntv-tw- o war autdnancv Citv Council and County Com-- 1 of fella that has one fault he pounds of pancake flour and a . Hlland, and other High Schools ment departments, or Red Cross -- '"" w ; four Including ladles, mission as well as many positions quits. He should keep pounding gallon of syrup. of this type will be represented Joe Burrie, Ken Wool-- 1 In any type emergencies. away ail day, lor i douot tnai ms Co-o- p n, directors are Lynn with their first and second place . Reed Warner, Director of the stenhulme. Wilmer Hoyt, and He, readers bored." ever get Mr Chappell Is to be congratfrom Kamu to BUI Stevens, with LaVem winners. Summit County Civil Defense The News won fourth place Lewis, Carlile where they spent the night, re-- ' mated for this outstanding nonor meetKnight and Grail The first and second place acted as chairman of the These men urge every one to be turning Sunday. The voyage was and also for the many hours he in the only other category en- - Van Tassel the other directors. winners of this contest held at ing and Introduced the speakers. for the show It is only : 140 miles round trip. ,has dedicated to the youth of the itered, "best news story." Lynn and Bill were voted Into the North Summit High School C. C. Thorstensen, Director of planning Up anrl Mn MrRnnnnsrhv at- - office Mike so Ivers and NoveUe Dave community. months get three away, those; will then go along to the Zone Wednesday night. ! the Utah State Civil Defense cattle In and tended all session Saturday and get them ready, of Park City and Keith Page of j President Gall van Tassel in- contest, and it is possible they DeCivil "Better on Corps spoke Sunday. Mr. Af cConaughy was on dicated that the Co-o- p Let's make this Livestock Show Kamas were Summit County I had re will eventually end up on a Na fense"; and Courtney H. Brewer, the best Kamas has ever had. the program committee and con-- J corded sales for fiscal 1908 of I In the group. Others ; sportsmen tional level, assuming they have Leader spoke Rural Civil Defense ducted several sessions. The con- -i ! were from Rock Springs and!1 $214,000 with savings of an excellent enough oration. nearly on "Current National and State vention was far the most succes- S11 MS Sain. In all llnaa x Evanston, Wyo., and Salt Lake'nr W 7 All people living in the area ' Civil Defense Concepts and pro In the , The Provo. and City, Ogden over UUUU trip are HZ OJ invited to nttend this very Ru-lo- n proved previous from assistance blems" with 48 of was completely without mishap, I years. event. Never before outstanding W. Buck and J. Reed Moore newspapers represented, the of the new proving PARK was OTY ; in the safety at Interest when its of the American peak Civil history of the University Extension hobby of snowmoblllng, the door prises were drawn. Here j Legion has such a contest been Our pioneer, life long resident I Defense Programs, The event was sponsored by of Park City, Lawrjnce Berry, i are some of the winners: Ice held in Summit Countv The group split into four Evanston Chamber of Com- -i celebrated his 85th birthday Tues.the Chest, Mrs Keith Page; 25 lbs. For those interested in attendon discussions Ions for group OAKLET NORTH SUMMIT merce. which nlans to mnkn it day, Feb. 28 by walking uptown soap, Mrs Ira Miles; Ice bucket, ing, the orations will be held in and organis preparations, plans We regret an error in last Jess The North Summit FHA Chap- an annual project. On top the 'and greeting his many friends. Leonard; a tire from Chase conjunction with speech and ations, responsibility, and recov- ter Is busily preparing for the inow WM i to 14 feet dwm. and I Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. week's Bcc which stated that Mrs Tire Co. Leora Knight; a case forensic activities. Your atten- fall-ou- t. event of ery in annual FHA convention to be the eanir dismounted for nn out- - Willis Berry of Bountiful will Boyd Lnke attended an orlenta--1 of jam.. Randall Rocbhiu- - a man nnn u . kMUVaWU. E1.1U ...... W11A UB ' Following a summary by John held in Salt Lake City, March door lunch at Mirror Lake. Ac honor Lawrence and wife, Leona, tlon school In Annapolis, Md. of apricots, Leon Wilde, the Utah appreciated. W. R. remarks Owen and by at a party for all members of the tually Mrs. Lake stayed home and Co-oI and 4. Association gave a toaster Durrant, County Commissioner, family. Boyd attended the school. "Sorry won by Mary Gi"es. Tlnrlflv TiaA I attend to selected The girls the meeting adjourned. Lawrence is the oldest resident bout thnt." two nundred and sixty excited 0f Park City now living here. KAMAS Posting of the colors and pledge from North Summit were chosen of Allegiance was by the Boy on their attendance and Interest dnughters and proud daddies ga who was born and raised in Park February 19 a Stake Fireside PRIMARY COLLECTS $320 thered in Hcnefer Saturday eve-- city, and who has made his home Scouts with Duane Clark as in FHA. was held in Kamas, with a panel COALVILLE COALVILLE the annual Daddy- - here practically all his life. Scoutmaster. discussion Those on the Pam-- nlng are: Pace, Kathryn Mr. Rhlrlene Milliner, North Jlnfflnt aaMMja, held. They Th Coalville Ward 18 T Primary date. A Valentine An aunt. Mrs. Lulu Leahy, Daughter Among those attending the Tanti ' Beth Putnam, theme and a delicious , Summit Wilde, Mary fourth grade teacher TTl ham dinner months older than "Loll" Is now reports they collected $32058 session were USC WUUIIWJ vvnuinar Jean McNeil, Young, Qarold Atwas to Wright, forced an Pcgiry take extended Putnam, were enjoyed during their Primary Hospital an a resident of Salt Lake City. sloners and County Officials;!: kinson, Margaret Padfleld, Rod Aliens Shaw, Carol Dearden, who attended. thoroughly by Park City is a mighty One place pennies campaign during ireoru- - liv" of absoncc last week due ney Smith, Joel Hoyt and Diane Mayors of Park City, Kamas, and Tnrlurtid in this amount is to prolonged III health. Mrs Ellen Lewis. and The welcome was by Ella to live as this man can prove to Superintendents Coalville; 150.88 which waa given during P.i cc will replace her for the bal-nn- ce to able is Pn- -r nftpr Which the little girls everybody. Lawrence Principals: Sheriffs Deputies of the questions discussed of the school term. She has Chaperons will be Linda Halt- - danced the Virginia reel, schot- - coma to town every day, rain or th" yrar bv the children them- and Posse members: represents- to cope with a Wolf"; : tlves from the UAD.A. agencies, ry Darles Sharp and Bertha An-- tlsche. and other daneea with shine and is happy and contented selves as birthday' and hospital' been serving as a substitute tea- -, an- ,fc vca Ml . rmnmnt . . -- i fftia .. l av n H.irlnv cImmm Min t. mnnthi mmU. al meir ivonie aaies, tneir daddies in ivw m iivim, wcuiuidb; urn furcan, muiiw, uvildress." "Teensger's Advertising Law Officers 0,. Ken O'Brian's Team To Enter National Meet PAYS Attend Both Ways FBI School atf - I ZIZJTZZ tlCmplm JSF S Braves Lose to Morgan, Meet Wildcats. Ready for Tourney M atf we, ' Band and Chorus I ZZT, Z .3 7 W Plan Concert ' uM. - n. 'Colyum' Wins nd State Honors Ordin-taneou- Park Selected for New Movie Civic and County Leaders Hear Dixie Marchant Now in Brazil Details of Civil Defense Plans ce Chappell Gets Silver Beaver e J Kamas Stock WW I Show Dated .' .J ,. I Legion Plans Speech Meet Kamas Holds Meet ih . 22 Make Trip in Deep Snow word-machi- : ( Sor-enso- ' 1 ! Lawrence Berry I tJdIS I FHA Chapter to Convention 9 ,.V?l l " !:ichandl! Correction m I I -- -. MM i p Stake Fireside l'dliuy Uaie Takes Leave r. tf" v. ... .... nri I . t..' |