| OCR Text |
Show i yry r, r jt.t yy m yym 'tuytyJkifry wu yy The Summit County Bee Coalville, UT 84017 Friday, March 27, 1981 Senior Citizen News 3A South Summit Bv Ann Miller It may be Spring on the calendar but Mother Nature is fickle. We had a good turnout Monday for breakfast which was served from 9:00 to 10:30. All you could eat pf pancakes, pork sausage, eggs, tomato juice, fruit juice, coffee and cocoa. Our quilters finished a quilt, and some members stayed for cards and pool. It was a cold Wednesday morning and 20 Seniors waited for the bus to take us to Provo for our Statewide Area Conference. Nor ma Matheson, our First Lady, gave a welcome speech and we thank her for all the hard work she has done towards making our National Conference a success. Our delegates will be well informed as to our needs. What we North Summit By Ethel Pennybaker Lonnie Jacobson took charge of this meeting for Harry Pennybaker as it was important that all who could attend this seminar be present. was Paul, our scheduled for jury duty. The prayer was given the Ted Wright and Della West took care of the minutes and other business matters. vice-preside- . Next Wednesday we are going to have our St. Patricks Party. Hope he wont mind our being a little late. Edna Clark led the group in singing "Happy Brithday to those with birthdays this month. Get well cards were sent to Doris Johnson and Gerald Bullock. Amy Shaw had a beautiful afghan to show the group and Edna Clark brought a fluffy cat which she had made and offered to help anyone make one. Roast beef, gravy, potatoes, green beans, hot rolls, jello salad and strawberry shortcake were served to 48 members Wednesday. Friday we dined on macaroni and cheese with franks, beets, green salad, apple sauce and for dessert there was ice cream and doughnuts. do today is plan for the future. We thank the South Summit School for the use of the bus and thanks to Bob McGregor for taking good care of us and especially for stopping and letting us shop on the way 'home. Thanks to Hilda Meadows for the cookies and Ira Page for the popcorn. Many, many thanks to our quilters for paying all of the expenses. We all had a very happy day. Thursday was a cold day and we were happy to meet and enjoy quilting, card playing, pool, and visiting. Our menu was macaroni casserole, jello salad, mixed vegetables and yummy cake. We all sang Happy Birthday to May Gines. Amanda Welsh brought an original creation, a hot pad holder, for us to admire. It is always a happy time just to meet and be with friends. iSy,!' Peoa man called to serve mission Lori Sargent and Jeff Williams Elder Tim Warner Wright son of Don M. and Margie W. Wright has been called to serve in the Spain, Barcelona Mission. He will report to the Missionary Training Center in Provo, Utah on April 19. 1981. Tim graduated from South Summit High School and LDS Seminary. While in high school he of his junior was class. He was in FBLA and on the Parliamentary Procedure Team. He was yearbook Editor and photographer. Since graduating from high school, Tim has been attending Utah Technical College in Provo. There will be a farewell in Elder Wrights honor on March 29, 1981 at 11:15 a.m. in the Peoa Ward. Lori Sargent and Jeff Williams would like to announce their wedding date. They will be married Thursday, April 2 in the Salt Lake Temple. Lori is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Sargent. Jeff is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Williams. vice-preside- nt Those amazing young men and their racing machines Debbie Rae Wright and James Earl Robinson Miss Debbie Rae Wright and James Earl "Pork Robinson of Coalville, wish to announce their forthcoming wedding to be held at the Coalville Utah Stake Center on Friday, April 3. Debbie is the daughter of Joseph Lee Wright and the late Eleanor B. Wright. Jim is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. "Ernie Robinson Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Robinson of Coalville and Mrs. Florence Saxton of Salt Lake City and Mrs. Ethel Rolfe of Oakley. The bride graduated from North Summit High School in 1973, attended Utah State and has filled an LDS Mission in the a Mission. The groom graduated from North Summit High School in 1970. He works for Flair Construction. The couple will make their home in Coalville. They wish to invite all friends and relatives. Oakland-Califomi- Birth Becky Lee Lewis and Leeland Downard Alan and Sheila Lewis are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter, Becky Lee, to LeeLand F. Downard, son of Louis and Wilde Kevin and Kathy (Boyer) Wilde are the proud parents of a beautiful baby boy. Born February 7 at the Holy Cross Hospital in Salt Lake "Lucas Kade" weighed 7 lbs Gladys Downard, Coalville Saturday, March 28. Becky is a Senior at South Summit High School, where she has been active in the Twirlers, FLBA, and is presently the Chairman of Entertainment of the Senior Gass, and plans to graduate in May, 5 ozs and was 20 V4 inches long. Grandparents are Vem and Norma Wilde of Coalville and Angus and Ella Pace of Wanship. Thank You Card 1981. The family of Jennie France would like to express their sincere appreciation to everyone who 1980. Becky and Lee plan to make their mother. presently employed by Dean Geary Construction. Fine-woo- families and Scouting leaders shared the planning and participation to make it a memorable occasion. The Pinewood Derby is a family affair. The boys receive their race car kits from their den leader. They take them home where family or friends help them to transform a block of wood, four pins, and four wheels into a custom-mad- e race car. These cars must meet certain specifications in order to be eligible to compete in the Derby; such as weight and measurements. Otherwise, a boy's imagination is the limit. Winners in this years Derby were as follows: Rory Jenson, First Championship; Shane Olsen, Second Championship; Tom Buck and David Behrendt, (tie), Third Championship; Kent Pace, First Consolation; Sam Garfield, Second Consolation; Ray Jacobson, Third Consolation; Wade Smith, Sportiest; Jay Kumlien, Sleekest; Tyler Lewis, Best Custom; Brandon Jenkins, Best Workmanship; Sandy Winters, Most Original; Matthew Mecham, Most Realistic; Dayne hadlock, Most Colorful; Mark Calderwood, Best Design; and Kelly Clark, Judges' Choice. Because of all the hard work put into these cars and the good sportsmanship shown by the boys, we feel that each one was a winner. Prior to the race, the boys and their families enjoyed a spaghetti dinner. Decorations were all done in blue and gold. The boys in their den meetings had woven 1 place mat of blue and gold strips, one for each member of their family. Den leaders and mothers made cupcakes with yellow icing and a blue and yellow flat on each to use as table decorations. Each boy received an attractive trophy which consisted of a d race car and a gold-lacqure- yellow flag with the words "Pinewood Derby 1981, both of which were glued to a block of wood. On the front of the base was printed the category in which the boy won. We feel that the success of this years banquet was due to the enthusiasm and hard work of the boys, their parents and Scouting leaders. Special guests at the Banquet were Bishop Lloyd Crittenden and Sister Betty Crittenden. Leaders of Pack 133 who attended the event were Bob Banz, Cubmaster; Donald Mech- am Assistant Cubmaster; Pat Mecham, Dean Doris Smith, Den comforted and assisted them during the illness and death of 2 Leader, and Leader. The team had a point goal of 50,000. Sheila took second place over all the other entries from the other Citizens branches. Sheilas prize is a trip to Mazatlan for two. She and husband, Allan, will be staying for four days and three By Betty Larsen at Citizens Bank, Kamas branch, Wallace E. and Virginia France Glenn and Mildred France Oiauncey and Elaine France Mead and Colleen France 1 Kamas Bank employee wins trip Shelia Lewis, Operations Officer LeeLand is a 1980 graduate of North Summit High School. Lee was very active in the Rodeo Gub. He placed Second at the Utah State Rodeo Finals in the bareback competition. He participated at the National High School Rodeo Finals at Yakima, Wash., July, their home in Coalville, where he is With all the excitement of a miniature Indianapolis 500, the Cub Scouts of Local Pack 133 d recently participated in a Derby. The Derby was the highlight of the annual Blue and Gold Banquet, a special event for which the Cub Scouts, their was one of the top winners in a contest held recently. The six week contest was an incentive campaign to bring new monies into the bank. Sheila was captain of the team for the Kamas Branch. nights. They are taking the excursion during the spring ' vacation break for the schools. Congratulations, Sheila! i p |
