Thursday. September 21. Roosevelt Couple plans Bottle Hollow ceremony Jessen, Stevenson plan Oct. 2 Altamont rites Gary and Rosalee Jessen, Altonah, are pleaaed to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Gina, to Chad aon of John and Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Scott are pleased to announce the engage- Wilda Stevenson, on October 2. Alta-to- n, Mina Jessen is a 1981 of Altamont High School, where ehe was active in sports and acad agriculture-relate- d emics. graduate Mr. Stevenson is a graduate of Altamont High School, where he was also involved in athletics, and played football. He is currently employed with Ned Mitchell Construction. 1980 Gina Jessen and Chad Steveson will be married October 2 in the Altamont Ward Chapel. The couple will make their home in Altonah. The couple will be married in the Altamont LDS Church, with a reception to follow. The couple will make their home in Altonah. Miss Gesspooch named 1981-8- 2 Miss Ute Tribe Doylene Cesspooch, Randlett, was crowned Miss Ute Tribe 1981-8- 2 at last Thursday's pageant in Fort Duchesne. The new Ute royalty is a 1981 graduate of Sherman Indian School at Riverside, Calif. She is the daughter of Annette Pusher and Delmar Judges for the event were Jason e Cuch, Loya Cess pooch, Nancy and Lois LaRose. Paw-winne- For her talent presentation, Doylene performed a traditional dance. Doylene was selected from a field of four candidates vying for the title. Her interests include sports and being with her family and friends. Doylene Named as first runner up was Vallerie Tahguv, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Tahguv, Ouray. The second runner-u- p honors went to Lolita Ankerpont, daughter of Francis Ank-erpoand the late Emily Ankerpont. Lolita was also named Miss ..Cesspooch, Randlett, was crowned Miss Ute Tribe at last Thursday's pageant in Fort Duchesne. She is the daughter of Annette Pusher and Delmar Cesspooch. nt Third runner-u-p in the pageant was Constance Serawop, daughter of Clifford Serawop, Randlett The Miss Ute Tribe Committee expressed its appreciation to the merchants and individuals who contributed gifts to this year's pageant. They include the Ute Tribe, Gulf Oil Company, Bev and Millie's, Moqui Trading Post, Old West Trading Post, Ashton's Mr. S., Brothersons, The Attic, Mode O'Day, The Closet, Maxine Nachees, Glenna and Chuck Harper, the Ute Tribal Enterprise System, and Noreen Thompson. Neighborhood sewing dub Mrs. Donna Buchanan entertained eight members of the Neighborhood Sewing Club at her home Wednesday. The evening was spent in sewing, and exchanging news items. A dessert was served. Ttie ecatale Mirt Ds pen! e Clair Haslem, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Haslem, has received his call to the Washington, Seattle Mission. He will enter the MTC Nov. 19. Clair is presently employed by Hatehco in Roosevelt, e Vida McKee went to Salt Lake Wednesday for treatment on her eyes. She stayed at the Win-for- d Gray home Wednesday night. e Mr. and Mrs. Juan Goodrich have moved a mobile home into Tridell north of the Bruce Greens. Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich have been living in VeraaL e Glenn Salt Case, Lake, has been a recent visitor at the Ernest Ahlborn home. Glenn was a student of Peggy Ahlborn's. Mr. and Mrs. Val Evans and family, Sandy, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bartlett and family. They came to attend the wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Millett. Visiting at the Ernest Ahlborn home this week are Mr. and Mrs. Wales Kibbey, Fresno, Calif., and Lloyd Stevens, Portland, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Goodrich were in Idaho Falls this week visiting at the Edna and Clark Jones' home, e Mr. and Mrs. Reid Goodrich have gone back to Black foot, Ida., where he is employed. Edith Goodrich, Bountiful, was a visitor at the Dennis Goodrich home over the weekend. Velma Harvey, Salt Lake, and Areita Anderson, Oak City, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Harvey. The occasion wu their parents' wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Sanders, Salt Lake, visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Errol Merkley. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Haslem and daughters went to Bountiful and Salt Lake over the weekend to attend the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Angus. The Haslem girls attended "Holiday on Ice" Saturday at the Salt Palace. Karen Perry, Orem; Laura Gray, Springville; and Berniece Cox, Salt Lake, spent the weekend with the Lester Bartlets and Vida McKee. They came to attend the reception for Cathy and Rodney Millett. Annette Wallace is employed at Gibsons Store in Vernal. Peggy Ahlborn is teaching at the new Discovery School in Vernal this year. Jeff Mullen, Seattle, Wash., is helping on the Ron McKee farm. He will be leaving in a short time to fulfill an LDS mission in Chile. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibbs have moved from Tridell to VernaL Ronald Dean Goodrich has moved into their mobile home. e Miss Cathy Bartlett and Rodney Millet were united in marriage in the Salt Lake LDS Temple Thursday morning. Cathy is the daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. Lester Bartlett and Rodney is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Merrell Salt Millett, Lake. A reception honoring the couple was held in Tridell Cultural hall Friday night. The couple will make their home in Roosevelt where Rodney is employed as a school teacher. Health TUESDAYS -- WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS Classes Will Be taught On. Tuesday from Thursday from 7 to 9:30 & 7 to 9:30 & 4, 4, Taking Orders Now, So Call 722-354- Located at the Alden 3 & Jeanie Brown residence Notes The tar and nicotine intake from smoking cigarettes can be influenced more by the smoker than by the cigarette. The average smoker takes about nine medium-sizepuffs per cigarette. But some smokers, by taking nearly twice as many and stronger whiffs on a king-siz- e cigarette, can increase the tar and nicotine input as much as 2.5 times, according to a report in the Journal of the American Medical Association. d The ' 9S 1 Cintali Basin Standai d Arts Council to meet Oct. 1 at Duchesne Elem. The annual Duchesne Fine Arts meeting is scheduled for Thursday. October 1 at the Duchesne Elemente room. ary school The 7:30 p.m. meeting is open to all interested people. General membership enrollment in the Fine Arts Council will be encouraged at the meeting. Also, musical members from some of the past productions sponsored by the Council will be presented as part of the program. ment and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Lisa, to Bart Stubbs, son of Ron and Lou Price, all of Roosevelt. Stev-enao- n, 1 multi-purpos- will be 26 at Bottle Hollow. A reception will follow. All couple married September f friends and relatives are invited to attend. The reception will begin at 8 p.m. Miss Scott attended Union high school and was active in drill team. Mr. Stubbs graduated from Union and was active in all sports activities. He is now employed by Landmark Drilling. A 2 and Bart Stubbse will be married September 26 at Bottle Hollow. A reception will follow the ceremony. Lisa Scott Les Femmes Club Let Femmes Club was held Thursday, September 17 at the home of Kathleen Marshall. Hostesses for the evening were Kathleen Marshell, Marcia White and Vicki Oaks. Mrs. Barbie Buchanan gave a book review and a dessert was served. Officers for the new year are Cheryl Bowen, president: Vicki Oaks, Elynn Stewart, secretary. U of U doctor awarded grant for lung work Daughters of the Utah Pioneers The first Daughters of Utah Pioneers meeting was held Thursday, Sept. 17, in Duchesne. There were 14 members present. The lesson was given by Mavis Powell on "The Year of 1891. Hostesses were Marie Hatch and Orinda Gee. Roosevelt Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers, will meet at the home of Verlillian Summeral at 1:30 p.m. Friday. Edith Sharpies will present the lesson and lunch will be served. All members are urged to attend this Sept. 25 meeting. A University of Utah physician will study maturation of infant lungs under a Christmas Seal research grant of the American Lung Association. The announcement was made by R. James Steenblik, president of the Utah Lung Association. Dr. Carl L. Bose is in the Pediatrics Department of the University of Utah Medical Center. The amount of the grant is $14,996. PANTS Dr. Bose's research relates to neonatal respiratory distress syndrome, one of the leading causes of sickness and death in infants born of diabetic mothers. Dr. Bose believes these infants have a immaturity of their lungs. He will search for the defect and its cause. 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