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Show nmmnli The Summit County Bee Coalville, UT 84017 Friday, January 8, 1988 IB North EndNews Notes . Coalville kids are enjoying a good ice skating rink located next to the City Hall on Main Street in Coalville. The rink was prepared by the city several weeks ago to help provide some winter fun for the community. Groups and individuals are welcome to use the rink any time. Fifteen Echo Mountain doggers were able to dance at two rest homes in Heber on Dec. 28. They clogged at both the Wasatch County Long Term Health Care Center and the Heber Valley Care Center. They were also privileged to be the entertainment for one of the patient's 100th birthday party. McDonald's on the way home. Eight couples from Upton enjoyed a New Year's Eve party at the home of Tom and Jill Boyer. The activities consisted of eating, playing games, and just having fcn. The J.W. Ovard family met Jan. 2 for a family party at the Henefer church. Aboiut 60 people enjoyed eating and playing games of basketball and ball. volley- Leena Ovard, daughter of Brent and Cheryl Ovard, and Tara Butler, daughter of Dick and Judy Butler, both of Henefer, were able to attend the Ambassador Teen Retreat at Bear Lake Dec. They had a great time learning leadership skills and ideas to help make work better in the county. Melanie Leavitt of Kamas, was 4-- H Young men and their leaders in Coalville 2nd Ward went to 29-3- 1. 49th Street Galatia for an activity Dec. 29. After enjoying a fun activity there, they stopped at 4-- H the other youth representative from Summit County. Brent and Cheryl Ovards family have enjoyed a holiday visit from their former Indian placement student. Anita James, who is from Brimhall. New Mexico, stayed about a week with the Ovards. Several baptisms and con- firmations were held for North End children in the LDS Church Jan 2 and 3. Two children from Henefer 1st Ward received these ordinances. Shawn Kearl, son of Steve and LuAnn Kearl, was baptized by his dad Sat. and confirmed by him Sunday. Holly Ann Ovard, daughter of Brent and Cheryl Ovard, was baptized by her daid Sat. and confirmed by him Sunday. From Coalville 1st Ward, Dee Stalev. son of Brent and Linda - Staley, was baptized by his grandfather, Dean Braithwaite, Saturday and confirmed by him on Sunday. Maclaine Hamilton, son of Steve and Diana Hamilton, Coalville 2nd Ward, was baptized by his grandfather Saturday and confirmed by him Sunday. Casey Workman, daughter of Fred and Cynthia Workman, was baptized and confirmed by her grandfather Saturday. Tyson Wright, son of Tony Wright and Cindy Oliver, was baptized and confirmed by Tony Saturday. Several babies were.blessed in LDS wards Jan. 3: Shawn LeRoy Trussell, son of Jim and Lindora Trussell, Henefer 1st Ward, was blessed by Bishop Ted Boyer. In Coalville 1st Ward, the twin baby daughters of Larry and Lois Kristine and DanMcQueen ielle were blessed by their father. Justin Earl Judd, baby son of Russell and Lorilee Judd, was blessed by his father. Ashley Sue Potter, baby daughter of Jeff and Laura Potter, was blessed by her father in the Coalivlle 2nd Ward. In Hoytsville 2nd Ward, the infant son of Russell and Sue Hortin was blessed by his father. Hoytsville 1st Ward has a new Young Men's presidency. Jerry Pace is the new president with Mark Dueshler as first counselor and Doug Geary as second counselor. Steve Twiss was sustained as cubmaster in the Henefer 1st Ward Jan. 3 to serve the two Henefer packs. Coalville 1st Ward has a new Primary presidency. Sharia Banz is the new president with Carina Bell as first counselor, Becky Allen as second, and Anita Lewis as secretary. They were sustained Jan. 3. Hoytsville 2nd Ward says to Howard and Cathy Petersen and their family who are in the process of moving to Phoenix, AZ. Get well wishes are extended to seven year old Kimberly Curtis of Upton, who is recovering from surgery. Sinccter sympathy is extended to the family of Fred Richins of Echo. Fred died Jan. 3. 1988. Funeral services were held Jan. 6 in Henefer. good-by- e Don't forget the high school melodrama, "Ballad of Gopher which will be presented Gap Jan. 14, 1988, 7:30 p.m. Come ready to boo and hiss the villian and cheer the hero. ! Town News Water Outlook Below Normal The normal Riven. The reports Soil Conservation Service the following snow course measurements: Trial Lake has 32 inches of Utah 9s Best Skier? competition, and pre-Olymp- ic snow with 6.6 inches of water. e Tlys is 60 percent of the average. Beaver Divide has 16 inches of snow, 2.9 inches of water and is 51 percent of average. has 14 inches of snow, 3.2 inches of water, and is 57 percent of average. Chalk Creek No. 1 is 65 percent of average. The snow depth is 31 inches and the water content is 6.5 inches. Chalk Creek No. 2 also is 65 percent of average. The snow depth is 24 inches with 4.2 inches of water. Chalk Creek No. 3 has 24 inches of snow, with 4.2 inches of water. This is 72 percent of average. Current Creek has 10 inches of snow, with 1.5 inches of water. This is 33 percent e of the average. Daniels Strawberry Summit has 16 inches of snow, 3.1 inches of water. This is 50 percent of average. 60 she was selected as the first forerunner for the Olympic downhill on the same courses. Roxanne retired from the U.S. Alpine Team after the 1982 season. The rest gave her a chance to try new sports bicycle races, running, and cross country skiing. During the 1987 season her results were good enough to earn an invitation to the 1988 Olympic cross country tryouts. 1 have been skiing really well and am in good condition, Toly said about her training. She has had good results skiing against races. top racers in for Toly is admittedly a long-sha berth on the six woman Olympic squad, but her chances improve every day. Toly is training every day at the Jeremy Ranch Cross Country Ski Area where the courses have been compared to Calgary's Olympic venue. She will race the Utah Winter Games competitions before heading to the (Jan. tryouts in Minnesota. With luck she will return to Park City as a member of the Olympic Team that will train at Jeremy Ranch prior to competing at Calgary. A fund has been set up to help Roxanne Toly with expenses of participating at the Olympic tryouts. For information about tax deductible contributions that will be 100 percent earmarked for Roxanne, contact Ms. Noel Harris, Jeremy Ranch Ross Country Ski Area, Box 93, Park 0 City, UT 84060; (Park City) or (SLC). early-seaso- n ot Smith-Morehou- Soil moisture is below average as is reservoir storage in Deer Creek Reservoir. Inches of snow in key mountainous areas 50 Normal long-tim- U.S. Wgmen's Alpine Ski Team in 1979 and Toly competed four years on the international downhill circuit. Her best result was a 12th place finish at the Lake Placid World Cup held during The list of great Utah skiers is a long one. Make sure that Roxanne Toly is near the top of Park your list. The to on the is native her way City Olympic Team tryouts for cross this country skiing. But wait cross country story has a downhill' beginning. Roxanne is an accomplished alpine skier. Like so many prominent racers, she got her start as a member of the Park City Junior Ski Team. She won the U.S. Junior Championships in 1978. Roxanne was named to the. water outlook is below for the Provo and Weber 40 Actual . se long-tim- 0) Caution Urged lor Ice Fishing Anglers looking forward to ice fishing are urged to exercise extreme caution when going out waters. The on thickness and strength of the ice should be carefully tested before going on it and especially before lakes going out on and streams in a snowmobile. The Division of Wildlife Resources recommends the following to judge ice strength. Remember this is for clear ice, if ice has a slushy appearance its only half as strong. Two inches of ice will generally support one adult of average size and weight. Three inches of ice will support a small group of people, providing they walk in single file and remain well spaced. -- ' Ice over 12 inches thick will usually support the weight of a -- can Another safety measure to . ' consider is the drilling or chopping of holes in ice. Most anglers know that a ice fishing hole should not me made so large that others are at risk of stumbling into it. In addition, anglers are encouraged to be aware of the possible dangers of exposure and hypothermia while fishing on the ice. Be certain that clothing is and the outer warm, wetness. When wind layer repels adds to the chill factor, cover vital body-heareas such as head, wrists, back of neck and ankles. wind-pro- of at 649-270- 531-900- 0 Gun Club to Sponsor Shoot The Heber Valley Gun Club is sponsoring the annual High Gun Shoot Sunday, Jan. 10, 11 a.m. Also starting winter league HeberKamas Cutter Club Chariot Races The races were held Dec. 19, 1987 with the following results: North with the races from 6: 1 to Mitchells 2 20:20, 2 Brett Sabey 20:75, Kaylon Whitney 3 19:92, Glen Burgener 21.80; Kaylon Whitney 1 19:13, 2 20:72. George and Laron South: Kaylon Whitney 2 19:32; George and Laron 3 19:60; Lynn and Girls 20:32; George and Laron Hi 19:60; Lynn and Howard 21:21; Mitchell's 1 22:73. All in the Futurity races. In the Maturity races numbered from seven to 14: North: Fitzgerald and Wade 1 22:99; Crittenden family 22:52; Lynn and Tyler 24:56; Bud, Lamar and Lew 23:55; Dale Jones 23:43; Fitzgerald and Wade H2 23:; Tom and Holly 22:82; Brente Carlile 23:75. South: Kim Tomlinson 23:42; Jay, Bill and Boys 22:70; Glen Burgener 24:51; AAA Shavings 23:54; Custom Trailers 23:07; Todd Holton 24:39; Doug, Tim and Boys 22:81; Kelvin Burgener 23:73. The results of the Heber Kamas cutter races held Jan. 2, 1988 are as follows: Fitzgerald & Wade 1 23:38, Custom Trailers 23:58. Doug, Tim and Boys 22:80. Crittenden Family 22:52 Lynn. & Tyler 24:73, Kelvin Burgener 23:71 Kim Tomlinson 23:05, Dale Jones 23:31 Bud, Lamar & Lew 24:39. Todd Holton 24:27 Tom & Holly 23:11, Bill & Bovs 22:88 Glen Burgener 25:32. Brente Carlile 23:67 AAA Shavings 23:35, Fitzgerald & Wade 2 23:71 George & Laron 42 19:55. Kaylon Whitely H2 19:44 Mitchell's 4 21:63, Brett Sabot 20:58 :97. K avion George & Laron ft Whitely 3 20:17 Howard & Lvnn 20: VS. L r.n & girls 20:55 Mitchell's H2 22:19. Glen Btiig-ene- r 21:01 Come out and enjoy ihe fun and cheer on your favorite teams every Saturday. 1 From, the Kamas Valley Well, I guess no news is good newsl The contacts in Peoa and Kamas said they had no news to report. Must be the time of the year that everyone takes a time-oto get their bearings ut again. After all the stressful build-u- p to the Christmas holnow relax and get we can iday, back into the normal swing of things again. The Oakley Wards Relief Society held their homemaking meeting Jan. 5 at 7:30 p.m. The meeting was on microwave cooking. Our condolences are expressed to Earl and Ramona Stevens of Oakley, for their loss. Ramonas niece, Deanne Behrman Mazziot-ti- , of Vernal, Utah, passed away Dec. 23, 1987, after a lingering illness. Surviving her are her husband, John Mazziotti and their children: Dylan, Barton, Jordan and Caprice. Ramona is caring for Caprice at her home for a while. ' Venesha Tatton of Marion, was baptized in the Marion Ward Jan. 2, 1988. She was confirmed by her father, John Tatton, on the same date. Jo Ann Peterson of Marion, tells us her children, Ray and ' tip Kristie, joined with Jeff and Nan, took a holiday for the new year down to Mazatlan, Mexico. The Baptist Community Church announced the women will be attending the monthly meeting of the Evangelical Camping Association, Jan. 7. The Evangelical Camping Assoc, are in the process of leashing property at the Devil Slide area, to establish a summer camp for children in the surrounding areas. The women of the Baptist Community Church will be meeting Wednesday to decide on the upcoming calendar of events for their Women's League. Throughout the year the women will meet once a month for a Bible study. Then once a month for a friendship outing. They wish to extend an invitation to any of the women in the community who would like to attend. Its a lot of funl The Kamas 2nd Ward Sunday School has been reorganized with Robert Saunders as the new president and Mike Georgi as counselor and Mrs. Ellen as the secretary. Con-- . gratulations. Congratulations to Jesse V. Russell who graduated from Pri ; Win-terto- Me-Hene- MtaSMfflt r'-- ,' mary and is now a Deacon in the Kamas 2nd Ward. Congratulations also to Jeffrey Beer and Courtney Rundell who were baptized last Saturday. The Winterton family of Woodland were happy to receive n word that Mrs. Beatrice has received the Spirit of Utah Cattlemen's Award. This took place at the last Cattlemen's Meeting of 1987. Sincere sympathy to those in the valley who have lost loved ones over the holidays. Mr. Bill Darcey and family of Kamas. Bill's brother passed away. Mrs. Taahna France, formerly of the Kamas Valley, died. She has a sister, Mrs. Ruth Crittenden, who lives in Oakley, and many friends and relatives here in the valley. She was especially found of her aunt, Mrs. Emily McCormick, who was just like a sister to her. We certainly don't wish to miss anyone who is bereved and would especially appreciate a call to inform us of this type of news. Mr. Pete Mitchell is at the long term care unit at the Hcoer City hospital as well as Mrs. Mac Olsen. Mrs. Ruby Louder is now home from the hospital and we wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Sandra Shelton has been on the sick list again and we wish her well. The Kamas 2nd Ward scouts traveled to Heber City Tuesday to visit the Care Center there. They took many lovely gifts with them which were really appreciated. Kamas 2nd Ward had their homemaking meeting Jan. 5 at 7 p.m. for the ladies in the Relief Society. It was an organizing meeting" time, recipes and family files. Refreshments were served to all. Dan and Natalie Noble received a surprise package of goodies on their doorstep for Christmas from a person unknown. They would like to thank the individuals who might have left it there. Welcome back Chuck and Holly Cerricl, of Samak who are back in town. The Daily Bread provided Christmas dinner packages for 10 needy families in the valley this Christmas. It is nice that someone cares to provide Christmas cheer for those who - - 1 might otherwise be forgotten at Christmas. The Baptist Bible Community Church had a New Year's celebration Dec. 31. 7 p.m. There were many who attended. The church is located at 280 No. 100 W.. Kamas. Miss Angie S cates left Sunday afternoon with her father, Mr. Alan Scates, to travel to Arkansas where Angie will be attending Browns University. Carla Saxton told us about a friendship club she belongs to here in the valley. There are three groups organized in the area. They meet once a month to play a game called Bunko. They have five prizes they give away at the end of the night High score prize, second highest score. Bunko, low prize and a door prize. The clubs have been in existence for four years. The game is played with three dice, six frames are played. One's are rolled for, three ones are a natural Bunko. The accumulation of points one is striving for is 21 . Carla says their little together arc a lot of fun. get K anyone is interested contact Carla. Thanks to the road crews for clearing the roads during the last big snow storm this past week. A thanks to Ken and Dutch Woolstenhulmc for going about Oakley clearing the snow out of everyone's path! As the year 1988 is now upon us. let us pause and consider some goals we might reach both as a community and as individuals. Help make 1988 a very memorable year for everyone. A thanks from the Baptist Community Church to llovts for contributing goodies io be distributed. May God bless! T.C. and Nicole Christensen were here visiting David and Noel Harris for the Christmas holidays. You could see David outside playing with T.C. on the Weber River which runs through their backyard. They were playing their rendition d ve hocky. Wallace and Edic Mills celebrated their Christmas Dec. 28 so that all of their children could join them in their home in Francis. Pastor Ozrie Fulirter bn twin hrotitev. O'f-- . :,.i Si,.. . Karen, com-jinl wv: for holidays. - i i; . tV Vh l. |
