Thompson Mews By VIRGINIA GliUVEIt We had quite a lot of traffic in Thompson Thursday and Friday. The line to the acid plant broke clown and they were trying to fix it and of course they had to use water wa-ter and the water line broke when they got; it fixed the acid line broke again and the water line. So they are loading the acid tanlcs out of the cars and it takes quite a while, as there were around 17 truckers in here at one time. Ted Wolvcrton and nephew Butch Wolverton of Sierra Vista, Arizona, were in town for their uncle Ted's funeral which will be held in Paonia, Colo. Ted is a brother of Norville Wolvcrton and Butch is Norville's oldest son. While in Thompson they are slaying with the Norville Wolvertons. Aubrey Maynard of Cisco Cis-co was a brief visitor in Thompson enroute home from a trip to Moab. Mond'.y July 20th, Janice Jan-ice and Chuck Rossiter had their new trailer home delivered in Crescent Junction. Their new home is a 12 x G5, 2 bedroom. Their second bedroom is for the new addition due in January. Congratulations Congratula-tions Chuck and Janice. Thursday there was a break down at the Kenne-cott Kenne-cott Copper Acid plant here in Thompson. 2 acid lines and one water line broke. The water ran into in-to the electric conduit and shorted out the electricity. Bob Fine and his electrician electri-cian were on hand at the time as they were checking check-ing some other thing out. LeGrand Prichard, ona of the truck drivers out' of Moab was also on hand and the three men worked work-ed side by side with Jess Jeffries (plant manager) and Mac Butler to get things under control. Good work boys. Jess and Mac are having to load the trucks out of the rail road cars until things are put back together. Due to the break down, Mr. Earl Butler of Kennecott Copper Cop-per came down from Salt Lake City to see what eou-id be clone and help with the operation. He complimented the boys on what they had done and were doing. With Mr. Butler But-ler was his lovely wife T!S -and M bm,K'ht h iL cnva8 and painting a K 0 Panting of mountains. She V had bee" pL 'bout a vear took his wi'feMr Mac, and Je ' Jeffries to t Silvr Grill. T e T left fi' Salt lVV'-2:30 lVV'-2:30 Friday ,f7 i; Ro'leo there that Z' , Les and Mav,e r left Thursday Z! ' ter Les had brllclu'' Parts to Jess Jeff,. Atlas where he v' the "pairs n f, ' P'ant) on a second ' moon. They 8taVwlS cabin outside of j ' I Colorado a litt)c east of Meeker. , i Logers and his C0Nt: i by took a trip i1K posite direction all, to Bickncll. UUh ,0 friends. The Riwrs . were visiting in j( .' we understand. Dan-,'',, ers stayed home ami ' the hotel and senU( tion going with the hvi-" the Jeffries' son Hope you had a ni(0', eymoon Les and jsm Friday aftei-nonn ' Butler's parents, j' Dee Butler came k. visit with their son. t them were their 2 ,; ters, 11 year old ,;,,' ine and 18 year Sue and Mac intoi starting to school at University of Utah in tember together. Also i, the Butlers Friday family's year old ( clog Rebble. Mac's !; took a tour up Scire I yon to see the Indian v ings and the town siie spent the niirht at tk, cal motel after eiik; family dinner at the S: Grill. They started b: Salt Lake City about i; a.m. Saturday as Sue to go to work that t, ing. Pat and Jerri Wir-and Wir-and girls left early r had by all. Jerri is American Fork for a :' ily reunion. They there was quite a ing and a good time had by all. Jerri i; ; Postmistress and Pat ' erates the service st I in Crescent Junction. .1 you see lots of buzziiif ing on behind the su and cafe in Crescent J. tion it's only the Wir; ' adding to their k home.