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Show 4A Th Summit County Boo Friday, Juno 1993 Tl, North Summit Senior Citizens President Jerry Burt and Eleanor Morby were on hand to greet us even though Eleanor was sporting a sling and avoiding the hugs. Takes a while for a shoulder injury to heal She and Esther Brown both fell on the same day; would you say it was planned? Esther is using a cane but is looking great It was nice to have Lorene Boyer back with us. Business meetings were conducted by President Burt with minutes read by Secretary Woodrow Nielson, and prayers given by Delia Griffith and Gen Geary. We had an update on our absent members with greetings being sent to them. Birthday greetings were sent to C.B. Copley and Alma Wells. Alma is in the rest home in Heber City and wants everyone to know how much our thoughts helped to brighten ha day. Betty Dahlin has had gall bladder surgery, home now and we hope will soon be better. Merrald Our new light fixtures are here. Sure will be nice on these old eyes to have good lights once mote. The coming events are: The band will entertain in Morgan on June 16, and they will welcome a cheery ing section. The trip to Black Hawk in on July 8, and our Bazaar is planned for Saturday, Oct. 2. We hear we are not only gang to have needle and art works but we will be having cinnamon rolls and pies. Doesn't that sound delicious? TLe ladies quilting this week: Helen Judd, Marie Wilde, Elsie Oswald, Leah Nielson, Gwen Blonquist, Gen Geary, and Amy Shaw took a beautiful quilt off the frames. This one will be raffled off in the near future so buy your tickets right away. Margaret Roberts recited a poem that suited the occasion, and LaVon Wall showed us some covers for the music that Beulah Willoughby do- McQueen is back home. Fawn Smith was visited by Beverly and Jean who report she is doing much better. Marvin and RaNae Robinson are having health problems. Lonnie reported on Wednesday that David Clark was badly in need of help. Friday, Jerry reported that Marcene Littlcdyke, supervisor of the Creekside Home Health Care, was taking care of that and he now has their help. We are really lucky to have these ladies in our community. Jerry asked fa volunteers to replace Amy Shaw on getting us good entertainment and on heading up the quilting department so Amy can be free to do a little more of her own things. We thank Amy for all she does. The culvert is in but we aren't a bit satisfied with the job that was done, and we hope it will nated. be corrected real soon. If it sounds Beverly and Jean have officially like we are ungrateful, it isn't retired from the kitchen so LaRita meant to be. It's just that we expect and Louise had full charge this Vice-Preside- nt all-da- slip-sh- od South Summit week, and we think they are going a job to be done right or not at all. to do just fine. Just recently, I read a sign at a care center which says, "Come to the table all dressed Senior Citizens and neat; Scrubbed and combed and ready to eat. Then kindly ask for what you South Summit Senior Citizens met on June 3 at their dub house in Kamas to be welcomed and greeted with' a handshake and a big smile from Gordon, Arden, and Edna. They set the theme for a meeting. Gordon also Kay Dearden, our representative. He told about 'the fun day planned for the day at Payson Canyon. We will travel with the Seniors from Coalville. There will be a free lunch and free snacks, and a program will be furnished by foe BYU. There will also be horseback riding. Yippyl The blessing was said by Disk. We were served fish, tossed salad, fried potatoes, hot rolls, and a banana split for dessert need And eat your food at a leisurely speed. Help give the tables a shiny look And always remember to thank the code." Seems rather appropriate for the Senior Citizen Center, too. To end the week real well the band added a festive note with a practice session on Friday. They were Grant Geary, Laura Roberts, Pat Anderson, Beulah Willoughby, Marr Hennek, Amy Shaw, Helen Judd, Lynn Anderson, Janice Longdorf, Delia Griffith, Helen Boyer, and Marie Warburton. We were especially happy to see Janice, a new band member, out there making music. If you don't believe me that they are the best, come give a listen for yourselves. See you next week. fun-fill- ed wel-com- ed foe harmonica. Edna Atkinson held a family reunion at her home on Memorial were present Day. Thirty-fiv- e Beatrice Ott and 10 members of her family visited friends and family Kamas on Saturday. Milton Ou and his family, Qonnie Ott, and her family. She Tqas Corrine when we knew her. rice was a Holt, a and Lindsey Holt, sister to in Salt Lake for a were They family reu They visited with their niece, everly Bemis, and with Bob Or and Rosemary . Atkinson, f There was no meeting on Monday because of it being Memorial Day. There were 41 present. Gordon welcomed Marian Jepsen. Happy birthday was sung to Lucille Fitzgerald, and also to Edna who slipped past last week. After lunch, we were entertained by Edna at the piano and Sam on Rhoades Valley DUP The Rhoades Valley Daughters of Utah Pioneers Camp is well into its 1993 year. They met all summer through December, then do not meet during the three winter months of January, February, and March. Their first meeting this year was April 14, then May 12, and this month, June 9. The members enjoy meeting in their cabin and foe atmosphere it provides. Each meeting they have a history read, and Maxine Minchey presents a interesting lesson pertaining to GRAND OPENING IfoolM) 0 (flss pioneer lives, settlements, activities, etc. Ten of the members attended the DUP Convention in Morgan on May 13. Lou Jean Wiggins and Beth Jensen, from foe Central DUP office, spcjke to the members. 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Clearfield - 426 n. Main Profinish Latex Eggshell 1 the following projects on major state highways which may cause interference to traffic this week, mainly along the Wasatch Front and on nuyor highways throughout foe state. Sign Refurbishment, Salt Lake and Summit Counties: Sign refurbishing; 39 miles; $1.7 million. ReplacingAnstalling overhead signs between Parleys Summit and eastbound. Echo, Monday. closed for 20 minutes at 7:30 ajn, and 11 un., at Echo JcL Expected completion: fall 1993. Slide Repairs, Salt Lake and Summit County: Slide repairs on .7 mile; $0.8 million. One lane closure westbound east of Parleys Summit to Jeremy Ranch exit. Expected completion: fall 1993. Silver Springs Drive to Park City: Reconstruction and widening road from two lanes to four lanes; 3.8 miles; $6.6 million. Expect lane restrictions and delays. Expected completion: fall 1993. 1-- 84 gallon or 5 gallon quantities MasterCard 1-- 0; VISA gallon Store Hours: Monday - Friday 8 am 5 pm Saturday 8 am -- 1 pm . i PAINTS - WALLCOVERINGS Department of of Transportation advises motorists Profinish Latex Buying Power Saves You More! Before sbhool was out, they enjoyed having three third grade classes from South Summit Elementary School come down to the cabin with their teachers, Carma Pitt, Tsmara Crittenden, and Kyle Hanson. Donna Miles showed many of the relics in the cabin and related them to pioneer life which is a good history lesson. She makes it real interesting as she had been an elementary school teacher for so many years. The cabin is located on foe spot where the fort wu built when the valley was first settled. This was for protection from foe Indians. The DUP has a miniature of this fort which was made by Alma Warr. .They have had other groups and clubs and family groups visit foe cabin. Anyone interested in doing this could contact foe DUP officers, Reva Fitzgerald, Thelma Wilde or Ivie Nielsen. The club really appreciates the Boy Scouts, Kamas II Ward, and their Scout leader, Kerry Lambert, who keep the lawn mowed, grass cut, and watered. They never have it is always to ask them to do it done! Thanks, Scouts! The meetings are held on the second Wednesday of foe month at 1:30 p.m. Any visitors are welcome to attend. Anyone who has ancestors who came to Utah before May 10, 1869 the date of railroad completion), is eligible to have membership in this organization, and members welcome anyone. The members enjoy meeting and learning more of their pioneer heritage - BLINDS - FLOOR COVERINGS SR-22- 4, |
