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Show The Summit County Bee Coalville, UT 84017 Friday, May 16, 1986 5A NosHlli Have you ever wanted to enter some sort of a tournament, but you just werent sure you' were Last "lucky enough to win? week; Marie Wilde and Debbie Wilde from Coalville decided they would try their luck in a . couple of bowling tournaments in women from Morgan. Fifty-tw- o Coalville and Morgan entered. It took a lot more than "luck, however to win. It took a lot of skill and experience for Marie and Debbie to win the first place prize of $100. The top eight places also received prize money down to $25. For the last seven months,' bowling has been a popular past women time for some thirty-tw- o iii the area, including Debbie and Marie. 'They call themselves the "Monday, Morning Ladies. There are eight teams of four .ladies .each ..who bowl every Monday from September to. At the end of each' April. bowling season a banquet is held ' and trophies are given. There are also two teams that bowl on a Morgan league on Thursday nights. Congratulations to Marie and Debbie for their first place win. ' Cresta Allen, age 15, Coalville, decided to try her luck while their . Bad Sflews Notes family was at a Medical Convention in San Antonio, Texas, by partidpating in a womens five kilometer run. Cresta came in second place with a time of 25 minutes. She was even faster than her dad who ran in the mens run with a time of 28 minutes. The North Summit High Schools Track team hasn't had much luck this season when it conies to the weather. They have only had decent weather for three out of the eight track meets they have partidpated in, and Friday, May 9th, the Region Track Competition was nO exception. It was a cold, wet and miserable day, but that didnt damper the spirits of these athletes. A lot of them placed high in many events. Overall, the girls took first place with 189 Congratulations ,to Stan and including the gold star. ' Congratulations to Stephanie Cheryl Wheaton rage, formerly of Oakley, at the birth of their Freeman, daughter of Bonne daughter. Brindee Ann Page McNeil. Stephanie was married , was born on April 24th and to Bill Peterson in the Salt Lake Their weighed 8 lbs. 7 Vi ozs. She is 21. Temple last Friday. inches long. She has two sisters reception was held at the Cotton and two brothers, and her Tree Inn Aspen Room in Provo. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The couple will be living in Oscar Wheaton of Coalville, and Orem, Utah. It's a boy! Kay and Farrell Mrs. Melba Page of Francis. are the parents of a new Atkinson II Relief Ward Kama The born on May 5th.' mother and held boy a baby special Society was born weighing daughter, homemaking meeting James 1Tyson oz.' 8 lbs. mothers The last Tuesday. paid The Kamas II Ward Young special tribute to their daughters Women got together last Saturin letters written before hand. All those who attended had a day and made Mother's Day They took orders corsages. good time. Best wishes to Stacie McNeil earlier in the week and then and Rob Dykman. Stacie and learned how to put the carnations Rob were married last Saturday together on Saturday. This was a in the Salt Lake Temple. , A fund raiser to help the girls make reception was held in their honor money for youth conference, but that night at the South Summit the project also made beautiful High School cafeteria. The Mothers Day gifts. Deepest sympathy to the Dykmans will be making their family of Madeline Fitzgerald home in Salt Lake. The Tapestry and Sound who passed away this past week. Chaser music groups took a trip She was a very fine individual to Philadelphia this past week--' and will be greatly missed by all end. The vocal groups, under those who knew her. A quick get well to. Mr. Arvin the direction 'of Mrs. Paulette of Woodland who had Anderson weekend the Sylvester, spent ' surgery last week. performing and competing in open-heais He won doing very well. many awards. Philly. They A get well wish also to Idea Gines of Woodland who is home after surgery. . . rt points (second place team had 87 points) and the boys took second place with about 130 points. Good luck to these kids as they go to State Track Competition at BYU on Saturday, May 17th. The young women in the Henefer First Ward payed a fun tribute to their mothers on Tuesday evening. May 6th. Under the direction of Launa Blonquist, President, and her two counselors, Nancy Fowles and Susan Ovard, the girls of die ward planned the entire evening's program. Several weeks ago they had made, up 'a questionnaire for their mothers to fill out. Questions such as What was your most embarraswere on the sing moment? sheet. A skit was then made up from the information the girls had gathered from their mothers. The night of. the program, each girl dressed up in a costume portraying her mother in 50 years. The scene was the "Henefer Old Folks Home. It was a fun, lighthearted affair as the twenty girls present portrayed their mothers and shared their likes and dislikes and their experiences in life. The girls also sang two songs created by Thea Boyer and Carol Stephens especially for the mothers. Each mother was presented with a cake tester and the . salt-dou- Temple in 1959. Member LDS Church. Received her education in the South Summit schools and a teaching credential from the University of Utah. Taught school in Woodland and Kamas prior to her marriage and was a Obituaries Nonna Bronson bishop's wife, Thea Boyer, was. also honored. Pie and ice cream was served to top off the evening. Becky Bosworth, who lives in Upton, had a really fun time at. Disneyland with her mom and dad while they were on vacation from April 26 to May 1st. Her father. Dr. Wayne Bosworth, was carrying Becky as they waited in long lines for the first few rides in Disneyland. Becky has cerebral palsy. A young man realizing Becky's condition, told them not to wait in line, but to go to the exit and they would put Becky right on the rides. Everyone at Disneyland fell in love with Becky. They were all really sweet to her, especially Donald Duck, Chip and Dale, and Goofy - Donald even gave her a big kiss. Becky got a really big kick out of that. She enjoyed Disneyland a lot, thanks to a lot of people who care. Margaret Wilde of Coalville, felt pretty lucky that the tsunami that was supposed to hit Hawaii while she was there Geary Places First in Competition De Ann Geary has been named society. The Young Career Woman (YCW) by the Coalville Business and Professional Womens Club for 1986. De Ann who is Vice President of Geary Construction Inc. represented the Coalville BPW Club in a Central District competition held on April 19, 1986 at the Salt Lake Radisson Hotel. De Ann took first place at the competition and will represent the Central District at the State BPW Convention in June. Five women participated in the competition and the judging was based on the candidates career achievements and ability to project an image reflecting the role of today's young women in The Young Career Woman Program, inaugurated by The National Federation of Business and Professional Womens Gubs, Inc., in 1963, highlights the achievements of young career women and is one of the many programs sponsored by BPW to elevate file status of women. De Ann, a graduate of Dixie College, is the daughter of Deaii and Dana Geary of Coalville. She attended North Summit High School and has been active in BPW for the past two years. The Club wants to congratulate De Ann and Good Luck at State! only materialized into a four foot wave. Margaret returned from Hawaii on May 10th after spending two glorious weeks on the islands of Oahu and Kauai. Margaret and her two nieces from West Valley, Stephanie and Denise Fathacker, enjoyed visiting Margaret's sister Marsha Cotton, and her two sons. Marsha is stationed at Pearl Harbor. ions and a very hearty thanks to all who worked so hard to present to all there, a lovely evening. to forget Emma Smith on the organ and Dorothy Stembridge playing the piano. Congratulat NOW OPEN IN HEBER Full Service Jewelry They also enjoyed visiting the sights, such as the Polynesian Culture Center and Sea Life Park. Even the two hour tsunami warning was an interesting experience. ; A near capacity crowd filled the Wanship Ward Chapel on May 10th, to listen as the ward choir presented "The Holy City", an Oratorio by A. R. Gaul, under the direction of a very capable director, Charles B. Dahlin. The choir, though small ' in number, sounded like they were many more and thrilled the audience with beautiful renditions. The soloists, duets, and trios did an exceptional job, not Sizing Repairs Custom Work & Remounts fwwmwrniTmwwmiTnrTrrnnwnn INTRODUCTORY OFFER ; FREE Ring Cleaning FREE Gold Chain Repair WITH THIS COUPON 50 EAST 100 SOUTH - HEBER CITY 654-566- 1 i lifetime resident of Kamas Served as an officer of the Kamas Valley Fiesta, a community supporter and held Valley. PLEASANT GROVE - Norma Leisle Frazier Bronson, 65, of Apache Junction, Arizona, former resident of Pleasant Grove, died May 3, 1986 in a Scottsdale, Arizona Hospital of complications following an automobile accident. Born October 7, 1920 in Oakley, Utah to Arthur Wallace many church positions. Survived by three sons and one daughter, J. Sheldon and Mrs. David (Barbara) Hulme, both Walnut Creek, Calif; Jack, South Jordan; Harvey, Kamas; 15 grandchildren; 36 great grandMadefine M. Fitzgerald and Fannie Elizabeth Wilde Frazier. Married Victor R. The Bronson, May 10, 1938. in was solemnized later marriage the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Member of the LDS Church, having served in the Primary, relief society and MIA and in ward music organizations. Served in the Cub Scouts and a relief society visitirig teacher for more than 40 years. She was a member of and served in various capacities of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers and the American Legion Auxiliary. She was active in drama and enjoyed presenting humorous readings.9 Survived by: her husband, of Apache Junction; seven sons and . children; sister, Mrs. Roe Best, Salt Lake. Preceded in death by - Our beloved KAMAS four sisters, Mrs. Gertrude wife, mother and grandmother, Madeline (Mari McCormick Fitzgerald, passed away May 10, 1986 in a Heber City hospital. Born Aug. 18, 1897 in Kanlas, the daughter of James Harvey and Almira Alissa Frazier McCormick. Married Franklin J. Fitzgerald June 23, 1920; solemnized in the Hawaiian LDS - Hobson, Mrs. Belva Smith, Mrs. Vetol Simpson and Mrs. Lorraine Strand. Funeral services were held Wednesday, May 14, 1 p.m., Kamas 2nd Ward. Friends called at Olpin Mortuary, Kamas, Tuesday, and at the church Wednesday one hour prior to services. Interment, Marion Cemetery. North Summit High School RODEO ON ALL FORD RANGERS 4x4 OF THE YEAR! can save big with low 59 financing on every tough Ford Ranger in stock. Choose from regular or SuperCab; 4x4 or 4x2, even our low priced base, the Ranger S They all come with low 59 financing. But, you better choose soon, because with these great deals the fever's running and our great selection may not last long. Come in and see the Ranger SIX SuperCab the Ranger that's been turning a lot of heads. It caught the eye of and 4Wheei magazine's editors. 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