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Show Packard and their families. She stayed with them over the weekend and attended Sacrament Meeting Sunday where her grandson, Kick Hinds was the speaker. She returned home Monday. Congratulations to Milton and Becky Sargent on their beautiful new home. They moved in a week ago. Here's Dorothy Utah Technical College Begins Winter Classes Utah Technical College at Provo will begin winter quarter classes on January 5. according to President Wilson W, Sorensen, offering courses in some 25 categories. ' New day school enrollees may register January 2 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.. hut arc urged to contact the college at any time between now and January 2 for information and counseling ir desired. Openings are still available in at least 25 categories. President Sorensen emphasized. including: Accounting, auto body (collision repair), business machines repair, drafting and clerk-typis- t, electro- design technology, mechanical technology, elec- tronic technology, fashion merchandising, general art. general education ( a wide variety of academic sub- jects). management, human helping people with social in- adjustment problems), strument repair, legal retary, machine simp, marketing management, medical receptionist, medical secsec- retary. petroleum management (including operation of and employment in service stations), professional driv- ing. radiology, secretarial (including a varict' skills), stenogeducation rapher, television and radio technology, and watch repair. Counseling offices of the college will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. during December with exception of December 25 and 2t. Persons interested in enrolling for the winter quarter should contact the office of the Dean of Students for counseling as to the occupational opportunities available at Utah Technical College at Provo. ser- vices (including training, skill, and experience in County Support Sought The Utah chapter of the March of Dimes is stressing the particpution of each Utah county to a organhe as part of fund raising efforts this win- Skale-a-Ham- a, ter. Chairman of the program Myrtle Keyes, would like to have every county in Utah organhe sue h a program. If the facilities for skating are not already in the county, provisions to make one are done easily. people are interthe program phone the March of Dimes, or write to 373 So. 6th East, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84102. If any ested in 322-03- 39 Henefer A week ago Saturday. Lottie Kiehins visited with her two daughters in Mor- gan, Queena Hinds and hoping you may enjoy many happy years in it. Mr. and Mrs. (Kathy) Setlerberg. their son Gary Fcrgcrson and his wife and their small son. of Sandy mother, Kathy's joined Chcltina Anderton Sunday for an early Christinas dinner. The dinner was lovely and they enjoyed visiting one with another. Later in the day. Cheltina's other two daughters. Thelma Hersh and Alice Moore dropped in to visit them. Sunday visitors at the home of Scott and Marie Kiehins and family were Mr. and Mrs. Rulcn Kiehins and two children Hannah and Josh from Kent merer. Wyo. Sunday morning they all attended Sunday School. Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderton and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Anderton and small son, called on Aftun's mother. Mrs. Hazel Boyer Sunday evening just in time to attend the Christmas program which was put on in Sacrament Meeting with her. Margaret Kiehins spent several days visiting with her two daughters. F.tna Weston of Bountiful and Verda Rees of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Stephens of Fort Bridgcr, Wyo. spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ordcll Stephens and Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Kiehins and families. Janet and Nedra Richins visited with their parents. Bishop and Mrs. Delbert Richins over the weekend. Gary Richins is home from college for the holiday sea- Mrs. Vera Pemberton and daughter Crystal, from Arizona, are in town to spend Christmas with Vera's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Osymon Wright. If you could have pecked in at the home of Dale and Mclva Richins Saturday, December 20, you would have witnessed a Christmas party that had all the love and Christmas spirit that could come into one home. Of course there was wall to wall kids, but what a joy to see the small ones so happy and full of wonder about Christmas and Santa Claus. Yes. it was the annual Christmas party which is held each year at Grandma and Grandpa Richins. A buffet style dinner was served and then gifts were exchanged. What would you take for the light in two little - Coalville News FINAL CHANCE $1 Mrs. Margaret Richins accompanied her sister, Melva Rasmusse . to Salt Lake City, Saturday, December 20. It was their sister Eunice Taylor's eightieth birthday, and they enjoyed a birthday dinner at the home of Eunice's daughter Donna and her Guy Timothy. Eunice's sister, Dora and her husband Joe turner and her brother, son-in-la- JH DISCOUNT $400 DISCOUNT On any new 1975 MAZDA or RX4 Buy a new ONlY 12 RX2, RX3, LEFT the family car for Christmas CUTRUBUS FREEWAY MAZDA 143 W. Riverdale Rd. 6211100- OGDEN. UTAH folks, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Foster and Linda's family. Linda's mother. Mrs. Esther Brown is serving a mission in Washington. D.C. A special Christmas proin gram was presented School. Those Sunday taking part were Rita Singer as the Kamas State Bank t There was a large attendance at Sacrament meeting Sunday night. Duty to God Awards were presented bv the Bishop to Gary Richins and Lynn Dcardcn. Gary is the son of Bishop and Mrs. Delbert Richins and Lynn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vai Dcardcn. Congratulations boys, the Henefer Ward Choir presented a special Christmas program, under the direction of the Ward Chorister, Arvilla Fawcett. Kay Dcardcn was at the piano. The choir sang several songs w'ith narration between. Those narrating were Phillip Toone, Darlene Richins, and Bud Keyes. Deanna Dcardcn, the small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Dcardcn sang "Jesus Once Was A Little Child." A very beautiful and touching story, "The Blind Shepherd Boy" was told ..by Mrs. Alvin (Louise) Richins, with Maxine Richins playing background music on the organ. It was a lovely program. Mclva Rasmussen of Evanston. Wyo., visited with her sister, Margaret Richins. She accompanied Margaret to Sunday School. son. Leland and Linda Foster arrived in Utah from Broken Arrow. Oklahoma, to spend the holidays with Leland's To all our friends and their families. We want to wish you the merriest Christmas ever and bounty of holiday cheer. KAMAS, UTAH Mike Richins as Nephi. Darlene Richins as the angel. Myron Richins as Alma .and Leo Arnold as Samuel. Musical numbers were sung by the Junior Sunday School and a musical duct was sung by Blaine Dcardcn and Mark E. Peterson, accompanied by Kay Dcardcn. An organ solo was rendered by Deborah Murdock, also the Young Women Aaronic Priesthood sang a number. Others taking part were. Leola Richins, Larry Dcardcn, Sheldon and Bishop Delbert Richins. narrator, Thursday, Dec. 2a, 1975 The Summit County Bee 4 Coalville, Utah Lake; Rodney and Carla from Hershel Calderwood and his girls .eyes as they hugged South Weber; Val and Marie stuffed toy rabbits to their also wife Hazel were present. from Smithficld. We wish you a very Merry breast, or three little boys Eleven grandchildren kept with stocking caps and match Christmas. box cars. Happiness was the party full of activities and fun. They were: Dion, Lisa, everywhere. A family tape Nicole. Kim. Kory, Yancey was played that Dale had recorded many years ago. and Kendcll. Marty, Paul. The annual Christmas Elizabeth and Brian. Memories never to be party for the Staples was Those the 19 at held December Special guests were: Dean forgotten. present were James and Meriam was it Violet .and of Stevens, August and Jean home Collcni and their two sons, Wilkinson of Gearfield, John attended 100 per cent this Don and Joe. and Cleone Hortin and chilyear. A delirious ham dinner dren Brenda, Russell, Lyle Those present were: Bill, and Shawn, of Wanship, was served after which DiAnn, Barney, Carol and Odell and Dalene Russell and Glenda of Coalville; Norman games were played and gifts children Virginia, Sudell, were exchanged. and Kathryn of North Salt Kevin, Randy and Polliann of St. John, Margie Richins and her friend. Gail Franklin of Salt Lake City, Curt and Laura Nowiing of Ogden and Louise ;and AlvinRichins and their daughter On any new 1974 MAZDA RX2's or Amy. Kirt Wilkinson, son of RX4's. Only 7 left Jim and Meriam was unable ALSO to attend. It was truly a Jay we will never forget. Staff and Management of THE SUMMIT COUNTY BEE - |
