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Show m m, 1 1 pnrr"ri tT t i i ,i"rTiT,, The Summit County Bee Coalville. U1 84017 Friday, May 11, 1984 IB Sharons North Summit Nancys Notes from KamasVaUey News Nadine and Merrald McQueen enjoyed a fun filled weekend in Wendover. Susan Openshaw is up and around following surgery. Lyle and Gert Willoughby are . pleased to announce the birth of a new granddaughter. Kimberiee Jo weighed in at 6 lbs. 12 ozs. Her parents are Joe and Kim Willoughby of Evanston, Wyoming. Congratulations to Steven Pace upon receiving his mission call to Canada Vancouver. He will learn the Madarin language. His parents are Gary and Sharon Pace of Hoytsville. Margaret Sargent is enjoying the sights of Germany. She is the guest of her daughter and Louette and Doug Geary. Doug is stationed in the service in Germany. Mike and son Todd Olsen enjoyed a fun trip to New Mexico on a wilde turkey hunt, while Sherry,' Jill and Wade vacationed in California with Sherry's parents. Sure hope they bring some of the sunshine home with them. Jonene and Van Johansen of Provo have added another little son to their family. Jarmin weighed 7 lbs. 13 ozs. and chose May 4th as his birthdate. He has a brother Jorden and a sister Joli. His daddy missed his birth as he was in Modesto, California work- ing on his Masters. Jonene will' join her husband the first part of June, they will stay in Modesto for four months. Grandparents are Rulon and Margie Judd of Hoytsville, Keith and Grace Johansen, Morgan. Great grandfather is Allen Nichols, great grandma Edith Johansen. Shawn Horton is recovering from the chicken pox. Way to go son-in-la- w A video birthday party for Randee Robbins was held May 2 with 20 of his friends. Yummy food was enjoyed by everyone. Randee turned nine years old. Harold Bowen has been hired as the new custodian for the Hoytsville Ward following the death of Jack Spriggs. A family dinner was held at the Goodro home in honor of little Christopher James who was blessed earlier at church. He is the son of Bryce and Donna Goodro. John and Arlene Erwin of Morgan visited .at the home of Vernon and Velma Judd. Margie McMichael enjoyed Saturday at Utah State with her daughter Lisa where they participated in Gold Medal Moms day. They eqjoyed a continental breakfast, special classes for die girls and their mothers, topped off with an ice cream social. Congratulations to Danny and , Georgia Gegg on the birth of their new daughter Tiffany who was born 12 April. She weighed 6 lbs. 7 ozs. She has a big brother Travis who is four and a sister Trudy who is 9. Tiffany has lots of grandparents to help spoil her. - , Great grandmother Florence Mitchell of Kamas, Ethel of Coalville,, grandparents Harold and Norma Clegg of Kamas, Valeen and Ivan Scovil of Springville, Orlo and Karole Snyder of Coalville. A large crowd turned out to see Shanna's Swinging Sweethearts. Over 60 young people between 3 and 10 years of age performed. Blon-qui- st . Shawn. Nadine and Merrald McQueen' enjoyed a visit with their daughter Meraldine and David Judd and family at their home in Bountiful. A fun night of bowling was enjoyed by the Gary Pace family in honor of their daughter Janae's 13 birthday. Grandparents Ginton and Anna Dean Dillree. and Carl and Deann Batt are excited over the birth of a new granddaughter. Margo Batt was born May 4th weighing in at 7 lbs. 3 ozs. She was 20 inches long. She has a three old sister Marda who thinks she is special. Her parents are Darlene and Kurt. The Lynn Sadler family has moved to Hoytville. We would like to welcome them. A family dinner was held at the home of Vernon and Velma Judd in honor of their granddaughter Allison who had been baptized and confirmed. Allison is the daughter of Frank and Jenny Judd. Troy Brooks, Russell Robbins, Melanie atith Meralie Brooks showed sheep at the Spanish Fork Livestock Show. They received the Championship Hampshire Ewe in the Breeding class. Melanie got 10th in the championship class of Fat Lambs. Tina Gunn and. confirmed after which a family .dinner was held. at .the Gunn home. Her parents are Carl and Beverly. Brett and Joni Jenkins Rasmussen are excited about the arrival of their first baby. This petite little miss was born 7 May and weighed 5 lbs. and 4 oz. and is 18Vi inches tall. Brett and Joni live in Hoytsville. This makes Jim and Donna Jenkins new grandparents along with Lee and Bverly Rasmussen of Salt Lake City. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vem Willoughby of Coalville, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Brooks serving a mission in Africa and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jenkins of Coalvilld. was-baptize- Glen and Cathy Leavitt are happy to announce the birth. of their son, Ben Dale, who arrived Hospital in April 24 at McKay-De- e Ogden. Ben weighed in at 7 lbs. and IS oz. and is 20 inches long. He has three sisters and an older brother to help keep him happy. Grandparents are Cleone Battisti of Ogden, and Dale and Mona Leavitt of Kamas. A sweet baby girl was born to Rodney and Connie Smith on May 3 at the L.D.S. hospital. Natalie weighed 8 lbs. and 1 oz. She has three sisters Trina, Tiffany, and Amber to help love and care for her. Homemaking meeting in the Francis Ward was held Tuesday May 8. Make a Mix concentrating on mixes to make your summer cooking easier was demonstrated by Anna Spader. An informative class on stenciling was taught by Chris Fackrell. Stenciling can add a decorative touch to fabric, candles and wood, and is easy and fun to learn. Stenciling was also taught in Kamas I by Collen Crawford along with Chicken Scratch by Marian first time. There were good ( 1 Richards. A potluck luncheon topped off this interesting and lovely morning. Kristi Peterson and son Shawn just returned from a warm and relaxing trip to Arizona. They were accompanied by her younger sister Karen. John and Teresa Mondragon and daughter Sasha have returned to their home in Marion after living in Evanston for the winter. We are happy to welcome them back. Melanie Crnich is the new Primary President of the Woodland Ward. Her counselors are Louise Moon and Julie Woodard. Nola Riddell of Woodland will be moving to St George with her daughter Karen and son Troy at the end of May. They will be sorely missed, but we wish them well in their new home. Jack and Darlene Clegg , are thrilled with the arrival of their" new daughter, Chelsia. Chelsia was born May 4 at L.D.S. Hospital. She weighed in at 8 lbs. and 4 Ozs. Chelsia will be welcomed to her home by 6 brothers. The Kamas Stake Relief Society suggestions for the older members and teachers to help these sisters make the transistion easier. The pictures taken by Vcrailc Prince helped make the presentation effective and enjoyable. The two wards asked to present lesson helps and ideas were Kamas I and Francis. Many good suggestions were taken back to the wards of the Stake to be used in the coming months. Dave and Mac Urc arc the proud parents of n now dsnphlor. Tiffanic Mac was born May 2. She weighed 8 lbs. and 9 ozs. Tiffanie has two brothers Chris and Wes and a sister Stephanie who eagerly awaited her arrival. Norma Betts of Woodland is hoiiic recovering nicely after a stay the hospital. Marcilc Wagstaff Howes graduated from the Brigham Young University on April 20. 1984, with a B.S. degree in Food Science and Nutrition. She and Randall E. Howes became the parents of a baby son, born April 30 at the Utah Valley Hospital. He weighed 8 lbs. and 4 oz. and 20 inches long. He will be christened Russell Edward Howes on May 27 in the Provo Sth Ward. Early in June Marcy and Randall and baby will move to East Brunswick, New in Jersey, where Randall has a and schooling. will position continue his A baby shower was given by Amy W. Yost for baby Russell E. Howes at the home of the babvs grandparents, Albert and Louis Wagstaff on May Sth. Around 20 Aunts and Cousins were in attendance. Games were played, quilting was done on two baby quilts, and delicious refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Howes of Taylorsville, arc also grandparents of the new infant. Grandma Howes and Aunts Tcri and Danette were also there. Glen Smith is the new Manager of the Kamas Valley We wish him good luck in his new position. CO-O- Voluntary Certification For Swimming Through the efforts of Debbie Horton, director of Environmental Technology at Utah Technical College at ProvoOrejn, voluntary certification for swiiftmiqg pool and spa operators maj be available following a special field testing of the program designed to protect the public from improper water treatment Ms. Horton combined her efforts with the Summit County Health Department and the State Department of Sanitation. Field testing of the program will be held May at the Red Pine Condos Office at Park West, Park City, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. Cost per student will be S60 and evaluations will be provided through both written and practicial certification exams. proper way, Ms. Horton said. Those interested in participating might include individuals from schools, hotels, gys, spas and municipalities. 23-2- 4 Following the field testing of the program, the College will offer the program to counties wishing certification on a voluntary basis. This program will also assist operators and owners of municipal and privately owned swimming pools, spas and hot tubs, fill out reports to State agencies in a information may be obtained by calling Steve Jenkins at or Ms. Horton at by May 17. 336-250- 226-500- 3 0, ' held its quarterly leadership meeting May 3rd at the Stake Center. This years theme is To a Season. Everything There-iThe ladies were encouraged in this meeting to remember our single sisters. Vicki Flinders and Marilyn Lewis put together a script with slides showing how it is to be eighteen and go into R. S. for the s Board Meeting 1 Specially for Mothers Day I Meiu The meeting was held 2 May at the Board Room. President Pete Foust conducted with Superintendent Peterson and five board members present The resignation of Mrs. Toni 7:00 p.m. in ft - Bauman was presented and approved. Mrs. Bauman has taught drill team, P.E., Health and volleyball at North Summit for 3 years. During that time the drill team has taken first and second at State. With the birth of her first baby, she wanted to teach only' part time. She has a position in the Davis School District and intends to move there. . There was a discussion on a 4 day school week. Several schools have been studied to get any input that could be used. Some of the savings were in transportation, lunch room, fuel bills and several others. These were all cut by one fifth. It was also noted that student absences were lowered and there was less disruptions in the class rooms. Students used their off day for doctors appointments and other activities that normally are on a school day. Student test scores did not fall, but there was actually some improvement. The school day would be 7V4 to 8 hours long for 145 days a year compared to the present 6 Vi hours for 180 school days. Some of the drawbacks for the program was too long a day for younger students. However, it seemed the younger students enjoyed it, but if an older student was involved in extra curricular activity they would be at school 10 to 12 hours daily. Because of this, they are unable to work part time or help with home chores. All activities were usually held on the off day which causes problems unless all schools in the region were on the same schedule. A big plus for the program was that the off day would be the teachers preparation time and they would be available to add 10 or more new class periods so the children could have more choices and new classes offered. It was decided that much more 3 day ladies Savings "Thursday through Saturday only savings in Cross's ladies dept. be retained for much needed office space. There are great plans for remodeling and building new facilities for North Summit students in the future. It was proposed and passed on that the drill team will be an extra curricular class next year instead of during school hours. A new teacher for drill team and P.E. is being considered and interviewed. She will be available at try outs. Also a hew band teacher is being interviewed and considered. Of importance to the teachers and tax payers is the career ladder advancement program enableing the teacher to gain better salaries by improving their teaching methods and skills. This would act as an incentive to teachers to upgrade their teaching. s Entire stock of ladies new for spring blouses end summer tops will be reduced thru Saturday from all the top makers, davtt onlv s Entire stock ladies western and casual sins and 3 -- moccagreat gift idea and you select your favorite e. 3 days only e Entire atock ladies western and fashion jeans...fmm every top maker and it's your choice at ''" Ladies 3 days only Dan Post full leather western boots...choose from 3 new colors and save up to !, thi. ub. Reg. to 160. This would be an advantage for the students and a chance to get a better education which was a big plus with the school board. study is needed before any The June meeting wilt be June ' 13 decisions could be made. at 6 p.m. for the budget On May 30, bids will be opened and 7 p.m. for the regular meeting for the demolition of the old part of board meeting. the grade school building. 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