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Show Woodland News North Summit Senior Girls and Mothers Guests at Tea Brown assisted by club members and held at the lovely home of Joan Burton. Delicious refreshments of fruit parfait, date bars and nuts were served. Doris Taggart who is an Ad- ministrative Assistant with Zions First National Bank was the speaker with her topic being "Getting the Most Out of Life. Mrs. Taggart was very inter- esting with her outgoingperson-alit- y, enthusiasm, expressing her zest for living and love and concern of people. She brought many roars of laughter with her interesting stories and experiences. Mrs. Charlotte Domenica from Orem, sang two lovely songs accompanied by Meri-le- e J. Barratt. She sang the which was song Memories written by Anna Parker es- pecially for the senior girls. This song was very lovely and we certainly appreciate the very special talent of Anna and thank Saturday afternoon, May 19, 1973, the North Summit Senior Girls and their mothers were' guests of the Coalville BPW Club at their annualSeniorTea. The club is proud to be able to sponsor this annual affair and try to make this .a mem- orable occasion for the girls to remember along with their commencement from high school. This year the tea was under the direction of Frankie Jearf . Tahiti, the Fiji Islands, New the Philippines, and student body comprised of teachers in service, graduate students, businessmen, church laymen and other Guinea, Hong Kong. A adults may earn up to six units of college credit in shipboard classes seminar-typ- e in-p- ort course-relat- ed and exper- iences. Former Resident To Participate in Campus Session The first session examines the island societies of die South Pacific as they move toward becoming part of the modern world. Economic development, forms of government, religious practices and the impact of modern media upon the societies will be viewed. The second session, beginning Wednesday July 25 in Hong' Kong, will search for elements present in the current development of the oriental nations visited. Chapman's shipboard campus is the SJS. Universe Campus, operated for the College of Orient Overseas Lfne. Hie air conditioned 18,000-to- n Walter Daniels, 1328 E. Vine Ave., Mesa, Arizona, a former Summit County Commissioner has elected to participate in the first 1973 summer session of World Campus Afloat Chapman College. stabilized, passenger vessel has been converted for travel and study with seminar and meeting rooms, library, laboratories, theatre and social Mr. Daniels will depart Los Angeles Saturday June 16 for a five-we- ek study voyage to ond summer of travel combined with studies of the cultures This will be. Chapmans sec- visited. Featuring: FLAMINGO TUAN GRANVILLE e LONGMONT LEISURE HOME SAHARA PREDICTA TWO LOCATIONS IN SALT LAKE CITY 4011 South Redwood 5615 South State Street OPEN DAILY 9-- 9 Alter Churdi on Sunday 'III 7 262-920- 6 Marselle Williams, Roberta Warner and Helen Thiriot. Each girl was presented with her own picture which had been mounted on a beautiful piece of wood and then decoupouged. Leah Geary presented the girls with this gift. Coalville PUP Names Officers Coalville C a m p of the DUP held their last meeting for the season on May 17. Prayer was given by Mildred Lythgoe. The singing was led by Marvella Geary, accompanied by Collene Larsen. A bulletin was read from Central Compaqy. Another bulletin of bylaws regarding voting was also read. The voting committee presented the names for the voting of officers for the next two years. President, 1st vice president- and 2nd vice president were voted in by acclamation to serve as they have the past two years. A new ' t and Gay la Maxfield as counselors. Bonita Atkinson re- mained the secretary of the organization. David and Luanna Williams and children spent a few days visiting in Woodland with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Williams and Mrs. Zelma Pace. They returned home to Las Vegas and took Merlene Williams back with them to stay for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. bow have moved back to Woodland for the summer months. They returned home last weekend and are happy to he home again after spending the winter in Las Vegas. They report that the coming term. The presi- surely appreciates all the members for their support to their camp. Thanks so much. The lesson was given by Nellie Crittenden on, The Isle of dency Man. A history of the first pine tree planted in CoalviUe was read by Marvella Geary. She said she can look out her window now and see the large tree where it still stands today. It really has a history. It was first seen floating down the river at the old Thomas Rees home and he retrieved it and planted it. It was finally planted by James Johnson, hear a log home he first had in Coalville. The property now belongs to the sons of Clara Wright. Refreshments were served and meeting was adjourned until September. Thanks to the Henefer Camp for hosting the county convention on May 19. Our thanks also to our Company President Daughter Mae Olsen for her fine work. ' 1973 they really enjoyed their stay in Nevada and both of them are feeling much better. Miss Angie Wardell of Riverton spent a few days at the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Maxfield for a visit with her cousin Michelle Max-fiel- d. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Argyle had their new baby son blessed Sunday at Fast Meeting. His grandfather Von Argyle gave him the name, and blessing. His maternal grandfather Don Humphries stood in the circle along with the babys father and the Bishopric. The baby was named Larell Benjamin. Both grandmothers were on hand to see the baby blessed. Vickys sisters, Janet and Joyce Humphries and Bens brother Von Argyle were also in attendance. They all enjoyed dinner and visiting after the meeting. Mrs. L. R. Mallory was a weekend guest at the home of the Lloyd Clawsons. Jean Lefler left for California Friday morning to spend a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hafen in the Los Angeles area. The Thiel Atkinson family gave the special program in Sunday School. Bonita gave a talk and Donna sang, accompanied by her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Farley and children came for the weekend to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hardman. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cooley spent the Memorial Day weekend in Price, where they decorated the graves and enjoyed a short vacation. They accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Bud Atkinson. Our little Woodland church is again overflowing as the summer people arebeginningto drift back. It is nice to see our friends after the long winter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGregor accompanied friends to the Homestead for dinner Thursday evening. Their daughter Robyn is home for a few days before she starts the summer quarter at USU. Youth Summer Employment secretary and treasurer was voted in, Leora Robinson will fill this position with Kathleen Robinson acting as her assistant. All other leaders will remain for Applications will be received at the South Summit School District for Building Cleaners , hone 783-446- .JCiunaq 9 WEDNESDAY ft FRIDAY' June 6--8 Lee Van Cleef in Over 75 Homes in Slock. Down and up to 12 years Financing at Low Bank Ratal. 10 Fret Delivery and Set Up within 500 milei of Salt Lake City. Free Gas to and from our location with Purchase. e her for her efforts. Lorna Pace responded on behalf of the senior girls. Three club members were honored guests as they had senior girls; The Woodland Ward Primary was reorganized last Sunday as Pauline Bronson was released as president with a vote of thanks, for the work she had done. Alene Bushell and Len-n- is Gines who were counselors were also released with a vote of thanks. Alene Bushell was put in as the new Primary-presidenwith Lennis Gines Thursday, June 7, and Grounds Upkeep. areas. ENJOY MOBILE HOME LIVING MAGNOLIA ' THE SUMMIT COUNTY BEE 4 FROM Open Sunday ACROSS 262-25- 12--4 "The Magnificent Seven Ride! SATURDAY ft MONDAY June 9-1- 1 Bill Cosby - Robert Culp in Applications can be picked up at the School District office and will be received until 1 pan. on Wednesday, June 13, 1973. Job requirements are closely related to those on the NYC program. HICKEY & BOGGS 16 WEDNESDAY ft FRIDAY June Mia Farrow in 13-1- 5 Wage will be $1.60 per hour. 30 hours per week for 10 weeks. Topol THE PUBLIC EYE OOOOOOOOOOQ South Summit School District. |