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Show Wif w VTWVt Friday, May 27, 1988 The Summit County Bee 3A r mm !! Happenings I ji Missionaries Births Weddinj j Birthdays PTA Church News J Club News Anniversaries I i Community Service is our Day to Day Business - din atmMm - J Coalville Student Honored Dcani Vernon of North Summit High School was honored recently for scholastic excellence by the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Utah State University. She is the daughter of Larry and Kathy Vernon of Coalville. Dcani received the Chemistry Merit Scholar Award after being nominated by her chemistry teacher, John Gilson. Outstanding high school chemistry students were nominated by their high school science instructors in Idaho, Wyoming and Idaho. The Missionary News awards were based on scholarship and general performance in chemistry and science. Dr. Bruce said banquet, R. Copeland, awards chairman and assistant professor of chemistry. Each student received a subscription to Students participating in the daylong event on the Utah State campus visited laboratories and seminars and were honored at an evening the American "ChemMatters, Chemical Society publication for high school students. OPENING SPECIALS For Take-Ou- t 8 Pc. Chicken Dinner Mashed Potatoes and Gravy or Fries Rolls and Salad 89S 12 Pc. Chicken Dinner Winner Mashed Potatoes and Gravy or Fries Hi95 of The Russell Premium Ice Cream Cones 40 and 60 Kids C. Bryant Copley NOW OPEN FOR 90th Year Open House Coalville all his life. He was math and science teacher in the North Summit High School from 1918 until retirement in 1966 and has held many community and church positions.' from 5 to 9 p.m. Their children are John B., Carl T., Clara E. and Dorothy Hope. No gifts, please. Ryan Pace Graduates From Honors Ricks Ryan Pace, son of Dean and Joan Pace, will graduate on May 27 Elder Jeffrey Brent Ball will be at a missionary farewell, Sunday, May 29 in the Wanship Ward at 1 1 20 a.m. Jeff leaves for the Bolivia, LaPaz Mission June 1, to serve a two year mission for die Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- - LITTLE CHICK DRIVE INN honored The children of C. Bryant Copley and Clara Copley are having an Open House in honor of their father, C. Bryant Copley, who will be 90 years-ol- d on May 28. This will be held fa the Coalville Stake Center Saturday, May 28 He married Clara Crittenden Auk. 3. 1921 and has lived in Contest Elder Jeffrey Brent Ball average. He is Valedictorian of the 280 graduates of summer commenceof the ment, and is Ricks College Class of 1988 being one of four graduating students to achieve a 4 J) grade point in a class of 1,700 graduates. I . I would like to thank my family and friends of die Relief Society for the flowers, cards, phone calls, food and visits, and all the kindness shown to me while in the hospital and my long convalescence at home. Sincerely, Lucinda Lewis Rexburg, ID. most of Summit County has not experienced a heat wave yet this summer, these are some tips on how to help your pet beat the heal According to the Utah Humane Society, more people need to be aware of die threat of death to pets inside cars. Ten minutes could be too long even with the windows cracked and your pet could sustain permanent brain damage or if emergency care is not given, your pet could die. Small children have also died in diis manner. On an 8S day, the temperature could soar to 120 in less than 30 minutes. During a heat wave, it would take less than 10 minutes to heat a partially closed car to a tem i-i- i MitiiiM Nicole Mitchell The winner of the kids contest for the month of May was Nicole Mitchell of Marion, Utah. Nicole is The winner of course will a check for $5 from the Summit County Bee. Congratulations to you Nicole. We hope that all the kids in the county will enter the contest for the month of June. Watch for it, it will be in next weeks paper. ve MOVIE TIMES: MONDAY AT 7:15; FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT 7:15 AND 9:15 ALL FOR EACH MOVIE AT THE IDEAL SEATS Park City Handicapped Sports Association Plans Activities RETURN TO SNOWY RIVER If you find a "Hot Dog that has passed out, or is having trouble breathing, find a vet fast; but in the meantime, douse him or soak him in cold water. Also be aware of running with your dog during the hot hours of the day or clipping his fur too much for the summer time. Their heating and cooling systems are different than ours and they need their coat of hair to insulate them from die hat and the cold weather. a a- & - JMLL The Park City Handicapped Sports Association is planning a busy, range of summer activities for physically andor mentally disabled adults and children from the Salt Lake City and Park City areas. fun-fill- perature that will cause heat stroke in an animaL If a dog's temperature raises more than 6 it will die immediately. Cats are not as susceptible to heat stroke, but it is still a danger for diem. m 4 ilie legend continue!) Beating the Heat Although KAMASjTHREATRErBLDG For Disabled Animal Shelter News vs''-3- - Fri., Sat., Mon., May 27, 28, 30 an Ryan Pace ' ASiTHEATREfAND m- s V , A the dmghtcr of Jim and Gloria Mitchell of 4256 No. New Lane Road. She is in the 5th grade this year at the South Summit Elementary School and is in Mrs. Brenda Badham's class. She did a very fine job coloring the puzzle and figuring out what was Mother's gift It was for Mother for Mother's Day. a Card of Thanks t is- - Jeff is the son of Brent and Joyce Ball of Wanship. He is the grandson of Mrs. Mae Bates of Wanship, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Alton Ball of Coalville. Jeff will be laboring in the Mission Training Center with his sister, Wendy, who will be there for two more weeks before departing to Guatemala to serve an LDS Mission. Ryan has been given the Colle- giate Scholastic Award and has received a Junior College Honors at Entrance Scholarship at the University of Utah. He will give the Valedictorian address tonight at Ricks College in ' He is a 1987 graduate of North Summit High School and has been attending the Salt Lake Community College. from Ricks College majoring in Business Finance. Ryan was a 1987 graduate of Morgan High School and has completed his two year courses in one year by attending year around. He graduates with a 4.0 grade point ' day Saints. Jeff has a younger brother, Greg, who is graduating from North Summit High School this week. THE SUMMER s. ed The Association will kick off the summer season wife a raft trip down the Colorado River on June 4 & 5. From there, activities will include and sailing at Deer Creek, a fishing expedition all sponsored by JANS; youth swimming in Park City and Salt Lake City; g and bicycle wind-surfi- ng water-skiin- treks. The Sports Association will host a tournament at the Park City Racquet Club on Saturday, July 16. Both fee disabled fund-raisi- ng s s 2 and are invited to play. tournament will feature four person teams consisting The NIGHTLY AT non-disabl- ed round-robi- n 6:30-8:3- 0 of one disabled individual, one - celebrity and two others. All proceeds will go to the Association and 6541 181 jIDEfll THEATRE HEBEfl CITY, UTAH its activities. SLPAKATE The summer's activities will Michael Douglas come to an exciting finish with a DanceArt Workshop the week of aruLcu August 24. University of Utah professor, Anne Riotdan and Cathy Maldiiodi will this unique fw . All activities are open to ATTRACTION A indi- terrifying love story. viduals of all ages and disabilities. Activities are offered at little or no cost. No one will be denied participation due to inability to pay. For mote information call 649-399- 1 or visit the office at the Park city Resort Center. & & -- & 5? Glenn Close PATAI co-dire- ct workshop. NIGHTLY AT 7:00 NIGHTLY AT 9:00 0 iVIDEQlKINO654; f Tf TTTT3!',lrYT a. as. ADMIMIONb . n TTflT IMMN |
