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Show 1 Jewel Exhibit ' at Salt Lake A fabulous jewel collection valued at over $500,000.00 will be tor sale at Beroiion's Boyd Park Jeveleri, 166 South Mala Street, 8alt Lake City, for two weeks atartlnf Monday, April 26 and ending Saturday, May 10, dally 10 a.m. to 5:40 pjn. The collection Includes more than 2,000 distinctive pieces selected from estates of noted American families, various Important collection, ud prints Individuals. B also Includes museum pieces from Europe plus a wide spectrum of Jewelry design ranging from the Victorian period to the "art Nouveau" of the turn of the century and the "art modern" styling of the twenties and thirties , up to the contemporary creations of today. Jewelry buffs more interest- -' ed in unique stones than in design should be fascinated by the tremendously wide range in rare stones in the collect loo currently at Bennloo's Boyd Park. Besides well known gems such as sapphires and diamonds in every imaginable color, emeralds, rubles, Jade, opals, and others. There are many Interesting pieces set with the more unusual stones: cstseye, lapis, coral, aquamarine, alexandrite, moonstones, etc. A large portion of the collection boasts impressive pedigrees, having been originally created by such famous houses as Tiffany, Cartiar, Van Cleef and ArpeL Rare items such as an ivory statuette carved in India, measuring three Inches and set with a crown of canary diamonds and necklace of rubies, emeralds, and diamonds, are also part of the collection. Another exclusive item Is a diamond menagerie featuring' ' birds, rabbits, elephants, dogs, alligators, and others, all created in exquisite detail In diamonds, rubies, sapphires, and other precious stones and Items can be purchased substantially below original or replacement cost. Prices range from $15 for any antique pin up to $20,000 for a diamond necklace. Because of. the Importance of the display, an armed guard will be present at all times during the exhibit. Security Asks Proof oi Age Nationally, about 45 percent of the people apply ingfor social security retirement benefits have a birth or baptismal certificate to prove their age. Here In the Coalville area, Ernest Roberts, representative of the Ogden Social Security office said the percentage is a little higher. While the best proof of your age, he noted, Is a birth or baptismal record recorded before your 5th birthday, other records can be used if neither of those documents is available. Mr. Roberts said he had seen some very unusual documents that have been used in establishing the sge of a beneficiary. One of the more unusual ones was a picture of a headstone over the grave of a claimant's deceased wife, on which the claimant's name and date of birth had been carved. Most people need not go to that extreme to establish their age, he said. There are a number of documents that may be readily available. Among these are school or church records, Federal census records, employers or unions records, fraternal organisation records, old Insurance policies, children's birth certificates, lmmlgratim records, and others, he said. If you are nearlng retirement age and do not have a record of your age, visit your social security representative to learn what documents you Will IKMfdt He will be at the City Hall in Coalville at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday, May 7 to help you. Francis W. Black Dies in Salt Lake KAMA- S- Funeral services tor Francis Walton Black, 53, 1327 Brook-shir- e, who died April 26 of The Summit County Bee subscription rate is a paltry $3.00 per year, and has been for twelve years. Three-fourtof our subscribers In Summit County are delinquent. We pay wages to Mary Baker to fill the Bee with news. We pay Therma Turner to fill the Bee with news. We give free gratis, want ads to our supposedly paid up HOYTSVILLE Wayne son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pace of Hoytsvills, chairman of speech communications at the University of Montana at Missoula, Mont., has been nominated for the position of presidenDr. R. president; Arlene Wilde, Shares Pace, Woodland representative; Fays Keyes, Francis representative; Joyce Rockhlll, Marion representative; Cells Marchant, Peoa representative. "Bonnie Wilde will continue her duties as secretary, as well as Sherrl Georgi, Oakley representative, and Larralne Frants, Kamas representative. The South Summit School district would like to thank LaDene Atkinson for being such a fine and president during 1968-6- 9, also express their appreciation to the outgolngrepresentatlves; Dixie Thompson, Francis; Norma Oegg, Marlon; Elaine Crandall, Peoa; and Pauline Bronson, Woodland. A special thanks la given to Mr. Rex Walker for the interest and support be gave the P.TJL vice-presid- . He was bora Oct. 23, 1915. Provo, to Percy AUenandCoral Jakeman Black. Married Ella Hallam Nov. 5, 1949, Us Vegas Nev. Operator, Garfield Plant, Kcc. Member LTJB Church. Kennecott employe for 20 years. Survivors: -- widow, sons, daughters, Mike. Los Angeles, Calif.; Charles Rick, Betty Jean, Laralne, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Ben (Carol Ann) Talen-tin- o, Las Vegas, Nev.; brothers, sister, Clark F., Glen-doCalif.; Stanley G., Battle Mountain, Nev.; Bob, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Charles W. (Dortha) Chaffin, Granada Hill, Calif. ra, - Delwln Eugene "Dick" Bowman, 60, of Morgan, formerly of Ogden died April 21 at his home following a heart attack. Mr. Bowman was born Nov. 12, 1906, in Riverdale, a son of William A. and A1U R. Spauld-in- g Bowman. In June 1932, be was married to Geneve Spackman In Morgan. He was a truck driver for the Ideal Cement Co. ' He waa a member of the North Mrs. Louder was former president of the Oakley Civic Club. Survivors: husband, sons, daughters, David L., Tony E., Todd C, Tamra Jean, Dixie Lee; parents, Marion; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Carpenter, Kamas. Funeral services were held Wednesday in the Kamas LDS Ward ChapeL Burial was in the Marion Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Dean Morby are the proud parents of a 7 pound boy born April 12 In a Salt Lake hospital. The baby will be named Mark Ward and has two older sisters, Michelle and Heidi. This Is the first grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Ward Morby and also has Mr, and Mrs. Allen Jones as grandparents. Bountiful Man an Dies la the truck to see that the fire dldnt get out of hand and suffered a heart attack and passed away. Mrs. Phillies brought to Morgan by Ivan Rich and some men working on the road. The body was taken to Bountiful. Funeral services are pending. ru James Watt srandsons-in-la- nf Dr. CHIROPRACTOR, FORBUSH. Free JerryIf before treatment. time. 125 N. Main, Heber City, Utah. Ph. needed Limited 654-09- 70 or I 654-10- nf DECORATE Wedding, Birth-- " day, Anniversary or any type of cakes in my home. Call 4424 In Kamas In the evenings. U-- 2c Thursday, May 1, 1969 w. The Relief Society took care to the family and relatives at the DUP building after the service. relatives who came for the services were Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Elllngford, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Holllncs-bea- d and Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Elllngford from Wyoming; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bennett, Janet and Patti Lynn, from Sand-poiIdaho; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hill and three children of Llbby, Montana; Mrs. Charles W. Stuart, Norwalk, Ohio; also Miss Claire Phillips Hansen of Provo and others from Salt Lake and Osden. nt, their first meeting at the home of Susie Woolstenhiilme. We elected officers, Diane Louder, president; Terrle Bennett, vice resident; Jodie Nelson, secretary and Melanie Simlster, reporter We are taking second year sewing which requires a straight dress. Our practice article is a beach robe. Our next meeting is April 17-2- ne 336-53- WILL SELL OB TRADE -d- ouble bed box spring sal mattress; dinette table; crib and mattress. Ph. 336-253- 17-2- ne 6. FOR SALE 4-- dr. -1- PLEASE PICK UP your pictures at the Bee office. I have a number of both recent and old ones to be claimed. Mary Baker, Coalville Office. 7-- tn The cost for classified ads, which has remained the same tor severs! years must like everything else, take a raise effective this week. The minimum will now be $1 on ads paid in advance and SL25 for ads where billing is necessary We win continue to give two free ads to the past 15-t- fn FOR RENT In Coalville: house. Birch cabinets; and new electric range. Carpeted living room. Reasonable rent Writs Mrs. L. E.StUlman 222-5- th East, Copperton, Utah, or phone after 5 pjn. 774-22- 14 C NOTICE: Deadline for news for the SUMMIT COUNTY BEE Is 4:30 Tuesday. Any Items turned in after this must be delivered to Morgan before noonWed-nesda- y. While I do not mind this extra service, I would appreciate your trying to meet the 4:30 deadline on all but emergency items. Thank you, Mary Baker, Coalville Corres- pondent 46-t-nf PLEASE DO NOT colored pictures. hard to reproduce turn into a blob in paper. Use black pictures. Bee Staff. SEND 27-t- nf sedan. Low exc. condition. Call or or con- QUALITY 336-25- 05 tact den Blonqulst, Coalville, Utah. ' FOR SALE-- 14 18- ft - 2p aluminum Starcraft boat with 40 hp Evinrude motor, electric start, 9. tilt trailer. Ph. QUARTER HORSES Horse Training 336-566- nc J.B. KING TREMENDOUS EARNINGS HIGH RETURNS We urgently need distributors In this area to help service the 4 12 billion dollar vende ing market Full or (men or women) 2 to 4 hours per week. Minimum Investment of $3,499.50 required FINANCING available w$MLI5 Down. Written guarantee of investment returned. For Information call 0, or write, collect (415) Including name, address and phone number to: Standing: HardtwisH String INTERNATIONAL MARKETING 1045 Shary Circle -- Dept 14 Concord, Calif. 94520 Speed WAYWARD JAY part-tim- THADEUS TOAD HOLY ROSE (HARD TWIST) 687-448- FOR RENT-2-bedr- Conformation Dan 336-22nc Disposition lc home oom In Hoytsvllle, Ph. PROVEN PHONE 783-456- L Crandall 6 PEOA, UTAH (Shop in yoiir home commmrity Melanie TO FLORIDA PEOA: Mrs. Thelma Maxwell, formerly of Peoa, enters the Mission Home in Salt Lake May 3 prior to leaving May 9 on a mission to Florida. Mrs. Maxwell has been residing in Las Vegas, Nevada. J&2. (Gift Certificate' the carpet for Mom. Give her years and of years' quiet, cushioned comfort and beauty. End scrubbing and waxing forever. Completely stain resistant, the greasiest, gooeyest spills sponge right off. High density nylon pile has a built-o- n undercushion of sponge rubber that cuts Roll out IUNTNHMII breakage, backaches, footaches, headaches, noise. It'll bounce her right off her feet! Local businessmen are our best service guarantee luavrb (id in ilMll. Sii Vikinf A If you buy by mail, shop discounters or buy "come-on- " st specials you risk product and service CMlt.ll out-of-to- bod uximtaly gilt as aha cm rtooM har color, end Mt tar haiaalf rww Vikinfl lUndi up With lowy Moewr'i Day card "To my feet lav. thai M low-co- satisfaction. ' "" " t TTeeee ViKint? Mt muM cmmis. TO MY FIRST LOVE MC. heathered tweeds and Explorer All the colors you can name. patterns. In Invincible From $1.5.") to $1.95 '(unranTen per sq.ft. Completely installed! t Or, o il iralill II tar you now, bolero Mothor't Day, tar Mothor'i Day. 121 num tck cvpt u I uenuifMoI or 10 ymrt of normal worn mAm proptrty liutolUml mabttahud. Or ms will replace it pro-rotlor lfc luunad portion of the punMoo. If you buy at home, our community businessmen guarantee satisfaction. They are building their business on repeat business. They offer a 'home-tow- n satisfaction guarantee' that you can't buy anywhere else. You can't' buy fast service. Shop our hometown businessmen. out-of-to- wn FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THE FIRST NATIONAL BANE KAMAS VALLEY LUMBER CO. KAMAS, UTAH ROYCE NICHOL, RETAIL MANAGER Of They are and often the newsand white 965 Cbev. Impala hardtop Notes Susie's Seamstresses met for Ned of flowers and served lunch . 336-23- 91 18-- subscribers. ask.-Lou- 34 ton CMC 55 For Mother's HDmy ssujm it with a Viking Kitchen Carpet J. hs What do you do toward supporting The Bee? A paltry $3.00 Is all we ise McConaughy. in Truck Ray Phillips of Bountiful was found dead, slumped over the wheel of his truck Monday , morning by his wife, Sunday afternoon they went up Lost Creek where Mr. Phillips started to burn some weeds on his property. His wife went to bed and whenawakenlngabout 8 ajn. discovered her husband hadn't been to bed. He had stayed 4-- H Stenberg, and Michael Evans, grandsons; 829-39- 56 336-24- 06 Burial in the South Morgan Cemetery by Walker Mortuary. Pallbearers: Brian Phillips, Rex Phillips, Bill Phillips, ng The family of Veda W.Snyder Eldon Arthur Florence. tree-planti- er. Dr. NEW KINGS BERRY WEST Boise Cascade prebuilt homes, delivered to your lot Prices start at $6700 to $17,T75. EARL'S REALTY Authorised Dealer Office - Morgan Leon Simlster Coalville mileage, ter. Prayer at the closing of the casket, Ralph Carter, home teacher; dedication of the grave, The Pink Panther Stuffers club met Saturday mornH ing at the Henefer City Park to help in the beaut ificatlon project. Terri Baker, Joyce Richins and Laurel Dearden helped watch little children during the At our next meeting we will finish our "baby-sittikits." -Reporter, Terri Baker. We wish to express our thanks and gratitude to the many relatives, friends and neighbors for the thonghtfulness shown during the long Illness and subsequent death of our dear moth- Conference, Baker, a UM assistant professor of speech communication on leave this year at Boeing Aircraft Corp. in Seattle, will present a paper during the conference, entitled Line Managers Dependence on Communication Training: Implications from a Study in an Air Frame Industry. benediction, Phillip Carter, grandson; postlude, Mrs. Car- 4-- CARD OF THANKS NSSC ter. medley by Miss Ada Waldron and Miss Faye Williams; talk. President Raymond P. Larson; song, choir; Piano-org- Morgan LDS Ward. Surviving are his widow, one son and four daughters, Ronald E. Bowman, Mrs.Joseph(Betty) Gray, Mrs. Judy Farley, all of Morgan; Mrs. M. J. (Luana) Swanson, Saginaw, Mich.; Mrs. R. R. (Iris) Vance, Brigham City; seven grandchildren. Also surviving are four sisters, Mrs. John R. (Edna) Checketts, Mrs. Wllford (Lula) Thompson, both of Ogden; Mrs. Wayne (Moralta) Shipley; Sunny vale, Calif.; Mrs. Wllford (Emma) McCloy, Hooper. Funeral services were held Thursday at 1 pjn. In Lindqulst and Sons Colonial Chapel in Ogden with Bishop Leon Clark of the North Morgan Ward officiating. Burial was in Ogden City Cemetery. Pink and Blue annual through Saturday at tbeStatler-Hllto- o Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio. The NSSC President-ele- ct is coordinator of the annual conference. If Dr. Pace Is elected he will perform his organisational duties during the 1969-7- 0 fiscal year and win serve as society president in 1970-7- 1. Dr. Pace, who Is NSSC membership chairman and former executive secretary of the group Is attending the conference In Ohio with Duane Patterson, associate director of the Ulf Communication Research Cen- funeral ssr vices for Ada Crawford Phillips were held at the Morgan Stake Tabernacle April 19, with Bishop Clifton Mlkesell conducting. The prelude was played by Mrs. Leon Carter, Invocation, Sheldon Bennett, grandson; song 25 voice PorterviUe Ward Choir, conducted by Mrs. Kenneth Adams; remarks by Bp. Mlkesell; 'This was Your Life, Grandma, by Kent Phillips; talk, Alfred Bobman. Heart Victim BoDean L. Louder, 38, died April 26 in a Las Vegas, Nev., hospital. She was born Nov. 6, 1930, Marlon, to E, W. and kma Carpenter Larsen. Married to Jerry Louder, May 29, 1948, 8ALE-19- engine. Ph. tions will be held during the Ada Phillips Rites April 19 Dick Bowman MARIO- N- Pace, t-elect of the National Society for the Study of Communication (NSSC). Dr. Pace, a native of Coal- -' vllle, Utah, is a graduate of the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, and of Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah. The NSSC is an organisation of about 2,000 professional educators and practloners In the field of communication which encourages communications study, dissemination of Information about communications theories, processes and skills, and encourages application of research results to the public welfare. The 17th annual NSSC else- - this year. BoDean Louder Dies in Vegas Coalville, Utah Truck with stock rack andV- -l The election for the new PTA rial Park. FOR THE SUMMIT COUNTY BEE 4 17-2- nc 336-59- 23. officers and representatives was hold April 16. Heled Jones, were held Wednesday at 4760 So. State. Burial, Wasatch Lavn Memo- FOR SALE -t-wo sofas that can be converted into beds. Ph. Pace Is Nominated for National Group Presidency KAMA- S- . injuries suffered in an industrial accident at Kennecott Copper Corp., Garfield Plant, CUPCt Many Subscribers Seem Delinquent Dr. Wayne Helen Jones Is President of Kamas PTA of Coalville. Utah IMO |
