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Show THE SUMMIT COUNTY BEE Xntared ai uflxniG matiar, Oclobtr 2S; 1923,' at the port flics-a- t 1070. Coalville, ttth 4017, under ttia Act of Mjrch Published Every Thursday at Coalville, Utah. Sseond class pe stUtah. ' ags dald at foaMlle, ' Advertising Ratoa on Application. Subscription 4J0 a year lit advanea H. C. MeConaughy, Editor and Publisher. , aacond-clat- k by Mar? Bee ; ; ; gray-hair- : ed old1t?(ft? ed - : this mattress, and the clod loses his feel of might and the Instinct within him falters and flops. And thats when I get in that old dig: We never turned mattresses when I was a kid. We Just emptied the tick twice a year and filled it with new hay. That always gits er . . .Still if I could Just find a tall manure pile, and a couple of barrel staves . . . Mac. Hoyfsville FAMILY ON THE FARM in Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ling-ma- n, son Dale and their mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hobson all traveled to Tempe, Arizona for the Thanksgiving holiday. They stayed at the Nebraska there were no hills. The only rise in the landscape was the huge manure pile out back of the barn. After a very heavy snowstorm I would strap barrel : staves to my feet and ride down the manure pile. It was sort of Am but that long haul back up ; was a killer. My youthful athletics seemed pretty good at the time, but now - hi retrospect they must have left something to be desired. In high school football, with IS men : out, 1 was Just about the biggest ; man on the team at 165. (Later, hi short college stints and semi-pr- o, being the lightest man at 175 was quite a comfort, 1 must : their daughter and Connie and Kent .Watson. Thanks giving day was spent feasting on a turkey dinner and the rest of the holiday was taken 19 by a heap of visiting. For those of you who think the snow in Utah is hard to put iyi with, Mrs. Llngman quoted from her Sunday Schoolteacher in Tempe, that 'Those of you who have come to Arizona to live now know that to live in Arizona in the winter is to know what Heaven is like but to live in Arizona in the summer is to know what Hell is like. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Judd of Hoytsville are the proud grandparents of a new baby girl born to Val and Nancy Judd of Rochester, Minnlsota, Val is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Judd. The arrival of the 6 lb. 9 12 or. girl came on December 4. Mrs. Judd will be traveling to Rochester to spend a week with home of . - admit.) And in basketball, with the superintendent coaching by occasionally saying "Good try, Joe, the fact that 1 was only 9 12 did not deter me from scoring four or five points a game. Everything was 'held ball then, and center Jump alter every basket, and I learned to Jump late with one knee high. Accidental, of course. The average score was about 23 to 5-- son-in-la- w, her son, daughter-ln-lawan- d four grandchildren Karen, Heidi, McKay and the little one. 17. STILL, when I loll in lazy comfort in my easy chair and watch football and basketball and skiing on the idiot tube, I feel like the lump in "The Vision of Sir Launfal where every clod feels a stir of might, an instinct within it which reaches and towers and I say to myself that if I were out there I would have caught that pass or made that basket or won that downhilL But then comes the clarion call: Mac. come help me turn CHRISTMAS SEAL CAMPAIGN The 65th annual Christmas Seal Campaign got underway this week with the mailing of 290.000 Christmas Seal letters to Utah homes and businesses, it was announced today by Lyman F. Smart, President of the Utah Tuberculosis and Health Association. The traditional, Christmas colorful Seals carry the theme Lets Stick Together -Use Christmas Seals, and are symbolic of the fight against respiratory diseases. Mr. Smart said the 1969 Christmas Seal Campaign was the most successful in Utahs history. Public contributions showed a 17 increase for a total of $61,000. We have set for ourselves the goal of another substantial increase in campaign contributions for the present campaign, Mr. Smart said. that not only but the epidemic erf He explained inflation, chronic respiratory disease exert demands for both increased financial and volunteer service effort. Emphysema and chronic bronchitis deaths are doubling every five years. Already emphysema is the second leading cause of disability for which workers are awarded Social Almost Security benefits. 923.000 Americans are known to have emphysema, Mr. Smart said. The Christmas Seal Association has conducted many valuable service projects this year. In cooperation with its medical section, the Utah Thoracic Society, and the LDS Hospital, the association has sponsored monthly Respiratory Classes. Disease Self-Car- e Pulmonary cripples are taught to rehabilitate themselves and thus restore greater activity to their lives. The main problem, Mr. Smart explained, is that the lungs of these people have been so destroyed by emphysema or another chronic lung disease, that their breathing has been severly restricted. Some are so critically short of breath that they literally have difficulty even moving about their own home, let alone more vigorous activity, The Christmas Seal Self-Ca- re a enroll oeuEbYi nnufi. Classes have been suc- cessful in improving the lung power of these patients and thus increasing their physical activity, said Mr. Smart. 4 did their Christmas shopping last week and they have informed me, hi no uncertain terms, women's liberation or no womens liberation, we are not living in an enlightened society and in the future 1 must limit MY Christmas requests to those items expected from a wife and mother. In other words, no power saw. I have always harbored a secret desire to own a power use I like to build things and I cant saw straight. So each year I ask for a power saw. (Last year they came close, they got me a pair of electric sclssors-b- ut they wont cut saw-beca- ply-boar- d.) need to change anything. 1 Gets Letters FROM MY MAIL MY ; GLEN Loalaa D. MeConaughy, Aaaoclato Editor. W. P, LangfordProdkictlon Manager. ITS NO USE. You can stop Mating my leg. I am absolutely NOT going to take 19 siding this year. There are two pretty good reasons. First, if I were to get serious about the sport 1 would get so good at it that everybody would hate me and the young athletes would stand around and say look at that make us kids look like broken-leggpunks. 1 dont like to make young punks hate me. Second, I spent my youth on skis and didnt enjoy it. The fact that the skis are longer now and the hills are higher doesnt Janiel Bee Family Houvan, Native Mine-Tow- n Star, Wishes Every One Comes to Utah University Dec. 29 a Merry Christmas Bees THE YEAR they decided to comply with my wishes, no mat- ter how ridiculous it seemed... The kids went into Oils Mg department store and started looking at power saws. "Fine, here comes a clerk, we are even they going to get walted-o- n, decided. (Sometimes kids dont get waited on, even if they have money to spend) We want a power saw for our mother, but there are so many different kinds, we dont know what tobuy.Couldyouhelp us pick Just the right one? asked Terri, spokesman for the group because she is the oldest. What kind of work does your FATHER do? asked the clerk. OH, NO, we dont want it for our father, we want it for our mother. Dont you have a special power sawfor mothers? Maybe painted pink or set with rhinestones? (This was supposed to be a joke). We dont make power saws in especially for mothers fact, I dont think your mother really wants one. Do you want to buy one for your father? The clerk, they could see, was beginning to get a bit belligerent and didnt seem to have a sense of humor at all. No, we want to buy a power saw for our MOTHER. She likes to build things but she cant saw straight. Our father doesnt like to build things, so it would be stupid to buy one for him. Terri was also getting belligerent. ... THE CLERK, evidently thinking Terri was slightly ed or pulling his leg, turned to Bob. Tell me, son, what kind of work does your lather do that he needs the power saw? It isnt our father, its our mother. SHE likes to build things but cant saw straight. SHE wants a power saw. We could have lied and told you it was for our father, but we thought you would help us pick the right one if we told the truth By this time Linda had quietly detached herself from the group, hoping the clerk wouldn't remember she was with the ... other two. He remembered. TELL ME, little girl, what kind of work does your father do with a saw? It isnt pur father who wants Dear Mr. Glen: I enjoy your column so very much and feel that I almost know you. I think you must be a very kind and loving old soul to do the nice things for the Mind kids. Do you know Mac personally? Is he kind to Ms poor wife? I worry about her all the time and would like to send her something for Christmas like a dozen eggs to eat with her potatoes but Pm afraid the eggs would get broken. I could sendher40f to buy some eggs but would he take it away from her and play croppers? Do you have any chickens? If you do would you give them a dozen egp and Ill be forever grateful to you. Let me know if you can about the egp as my Christmas will be more Joyful if Mrs. Mac has some egp for breakfast. Please do not use my real name because if people knew I was they would be on my doorstep every day. Much success and may your column and Upper Porterville continue on for many years. Signed Just a Worring friend from out of town. kind-heart- Dear Worrying Friend: The egp are being savedone by one and when we get a dozen 1 will deliver them in your name. People like you who have the interest of friends at heart are rare indeed. Your pneroslty with my egp is very touching. Really Mac is not as mean to his wife as some people think. My I hasten to add Mat he is much worse than some others think also. However please do not worry so much that you dont have any fun during the holidays. The print shop is right behind the butchershop and there are always nice soup bones on the back steps. -- Your den Two teenaprs were looking at a book entitled How to write without knowing anything. One was overheard to say Do you suppose Our Glen wrote that? HENEFER NEWS (Last Week) George and Violet Ovard and Everett, LaNae, Arlin, Deena and Shawna Ovard attended a farewell testimonial for Violets brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Carter of Rlverdale will be serving a six month mission for the LD6 Church in South Texas. Blaine and Alice Moore and son Ricky enjoyed a short vacation trip to Seattle, Washington. They spent several days visiting Alices brother, Don and family. Mrs. Chelty Anderton, Mrs. Thelma Hersh and Mrs. Alice Moore attended a baby shower in Ogden. The shower was held for Josephine Fisher. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Quinn Murray. The hosts were Kathy Ferguson and Marilyn Leonis. The Blaine Moores enjoyed having their daughter Sherry, her husband, Bob and son Chad for dinner and a nice visit. a power saw, its our mother! SHE likes to build things but she cant saw straigM. We want to buy h power saw for our MOTHER . . . Daddy wants a waffle iron. The clerk fainted and the kids quickly left the store. I guess if I want a power saw Ill have to buy it myself. cost plus Homolito quality and axtra features found In no other chain saw in its class. Proven horizontal cylinder design. Perfect combination of weight and power, Extra large fuel and oil capacities. It's easy to carry, easy to use on farm, camp-site- , ranch and woodlot. Saa the new full line of HomeNte chain saws. Ask for a free visa) damonatration. Low mn Kamas Valley Lumber KAMAS, UTAH I friends of Summit County, Kamas Valley, and home. We have decided to wish everyone a different kind of Dear Rouvaun will be presented in concert fay the University of Utah at a single performance in the 15,000-se- at Special Events Center on Tuesday evening, December 29, according to the announcement made today by Bud Jack, Athletic Director. Labeled A superstar for the 1970s by both media and the debut public since his Mg-tiDunes at the four years ap Hotel in Las Vegas as a star of the spectacular 'Casino de Paris show, Rouvaun will actually be making his Salt Lake City debut.1 His previous four appearances in the area have been at Valley Music Hall in North Salt Lake. He holds the all-tiattendance record at this luminaries as Llberace, James Dean and the Tijuana Brass. Rouvaun was starred in a gala homecoming concert last Friday night for the Utah State University Aggies, appearing before a capacity crowd of almost 5,000 in the George Nelson Field House. It was the Mggest crowd for a starring performer since Bob Hopes appearance there almost seven years ago, according to the schools cultural affairs director, Doug Thompson. Earlier this past week, Rouvaun, born in Bingham Canyon, Utah returned to South High School in Salt Lake City where he was honored as 'Alumnus of The Year before the entire student body of 1,850 students. Recently starred at the posh new Now Grove in the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles where be proved Ms magic alongside such previous 'Grovers as Johnny Mathis, Anthony Newley, Wayne Newton, Jimmy Durante and Diana Ross, Rouvaun has been occupied for the past year on a world-tou- r, appearing In supper dubs and concert sin A us trail a, Canada, Puerto Rico and South Africa as well as the four corners of the UJ5. Ecstatic press notices and public adulation have followed him everywhere. He has been described as an enchanting performer with an box-offi- ce and powerful voice 'with a unique talent that spans everything done fay the Beatles or Bachaxach or the classics and Broadway music comedy hits. Rouvaun has made his home in Las Vegas ever since his Las Vegas detxit.'He is married and has three children-Chand- ler, 4; Jamie 11 and Mindy, 14. He married Ms South High sweetheart, Priscilla Rose (Pat) Dunn, daughter of Elmer and Stella Dunn, 1851 Westminster Avenue. 'Pats brother is Bill Dunn, former mayor of Murray and recently elected as County Commissioner. He was born James Haun, son of a blacksmith, 36 years ago. He was given his stage name fay a Las Vegas numer-olog- lst about six months before Ms Dunes debut. Prior to that time, he spent the better part of 10 years in Los Angeles, raising his family, working as the assistant manager of a ply- - Thursday, December eluding the mailing of special cards, we have sent gifts overseas to the orphanage where we found our little girl. Then we are going to write P.O.W. letas many as we can ters both before and after Christmas. There are a few other things that need not be gone into here. So please accept our best wishes for a beautiful and Joyful Christmas, and know that each one ofyou are remembered in a special way. Craig and Janiel Brown and children. ... COALVILLE, UTAH and studying company Now Have In Stock and Available vocal under two world-famoteachers, the late Mario Cham-le- e of the Metropolitan Opera Company and Mario Silva, Mario Lanzas vocal coach. He had been selected to play the male lead of Cavaradossl in Puccinis .Tosca for the Beverly Hills Opera Company when the Dunes contracted Mm for Ms starring role in Las Vegas. us Kenneth Inouye, United BICYCLES TRICYCLES WAGONS BOW SETS B-GUNS B FISHING OUTFITS TVs STEREOS TAPES RECORDS RADIOS - TOOL SETS CHRISTMAS CARDS COLOR Press International reviewer said . he has a soaring voice that fills the theatre. Del Carnes of the Denver Post called him 'an incredible singer. Variety Magazine, showbusiness MMe, recently reviewed his Blue Room (Fairmont Roosevelt Hotel) triumph with the accolade: 'Rouvaun is in a class by himself. His personal conductor and musical director, Buzz Adlam, conwill conduct the cert orchestra December 29. The performance will Include a special guest comedy star, to be announced later. Tickets are now on sale at the usual outlets and at the Special Events Center office, Business Manager Ted Jacobsen advises. Mail orders are also befog filled. .. PLUS MANY OTHER ITEMS Let ns do your Christmas shopping in Salt Lake Order from our catalogue NOW SPECIAL ORDERS PICKED UP WEEKLY Phone 336-569- 1 or Come In ce Holstein Herd Sets New Record Brottleboro, new Vermon- t- A annual herd production average for milk and butterfat has been announced for the Registered Holstein herd owned by Brown Dairy, Inc., Coalville. As reported by Holstefo-Frlesi- an Association of America, the herd has completed its latest testing year with an official per-co- w average of 17,897 lbs. of milk and 594 lbs. of butterfat, based on 40 completed lactations. Utah State University supervised the weighing and production testing procedures in cooperatlonwith this breed Improvement program of the Holstein organization. Nearly 2,400 herds are enrolled nationally in the DHIR program. Production testing is useful to herd owners in measuring herd Improvement progress, analyzing management and generally increasing the profit from the dairy operation. From chopped windshield to fastback seat, sport styling says sizzling acceleration and lop speed prove 15 seamless grab 'n go" track clings even hot performer" Itl Deep-mold- to sidehills. engine, twin coil Ignition with neutral for high compression relief for easy starts . . . lock-oidle warmup. Get full details nowl Easy Terms Arranged Loop-Charg- Kens Sinclair Station Keith Wright S' 10, 1970 BERGER BROS. HARDWARE ROUVAN wood theatre-in-the-rou- topping such show business exciting Merry Christmas this year. A verbid one, and this is why. So much can be spent In so many ways for a pleasurable Christmas, and our Christmases have always been special But tMs year, we are filled with a nagging sadness over those millions who will not have anything to look forward to. So instead of doing things as we have dime in years past, fo- - THE SUMMIT COUNTY BEE Coalville Phone 336-243- 3 |