4j2 STANOAIP Novmbf daughter Kristy have moved a mobile home here from Vernal and put it on the lot next to her parents, the CecO 3. 1977 Mornm BylkhlMiM Brent and Lana McDonald, Kenny McDonald, Bud and Doug McDonald, Lyle McDonald and wife, all of The Salt Lake area joined the Reed Anderton hunting party on Diamond Mountain. eJim and Ila Larsen and daughter Joy Munro motored to Cody, Wyo., to visit their daughter, Jamie and family recently. They brought Jamie and ion David home with them by way of Pierce, Ida where they spent some time with daughter Ellen and family and stayed overnight in Drigga, Ida., with June and Don Penfold. Mrs. Carrie Wills company over the weekend were Pat Todd and family from Bountiful. e Wednesday Mrs. Rieta Hamblin went to Salt Lake to help her daughter, Arva Jones, who gave birth to a boy October 27. Dennis Jensen was home with his family from New Mexico for a week, to go deer hunting. e Friday Afton Powell motored to Salt Lake to spend some time with her father who had recent surgery on his eye. Barbara Hamblin accompanied her to the city for a check up with her doctor, e Max Shaw came from Sandy Sunday to take his family home. Ellen and Wayne Watkins and - Fall Wood Cutting! Borens. o Mrs. Lila ONeil from Tacoma, Wash., and daughter Helen Lake from Pocatello, Ida., visited for several days with brothers Reed, Levi and Eldon Anderton. e Randy and Eric Nelson left Friday for Kimberly, Ida., picking up brother Errol in Roy. They spent the weekend with the Larry Nelsons helping out with some building. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Larsen and children Ricky and Becky left Saturday to take their daughter Jamie Berkshire and son David home to Cody, Wyo. They visited parts of Yellowstone Park. Margaret Loranger and Ann Boren and children went to Delta, Colo., for a for Margaret's birthday celebration mother, Mrs. Jennie Shawl It was her 81sL Glen Loranger came up from Gateway, Colo., for his grandmothers birthday. e Mrs. Max Nelson went to Salt Lake Tuesday with her daughter, Cheri Womack. They took Chens daughter Debra to St. Marks Hospital for surgery on her foot Van Cilbum to join symphony this weekend off-roa- d An program and a visit by one of the world's favorite pianists, Van Cliburn, will highlight the Utah Symphony's third subscription concert in the Salt Lake Tabernacle Saturday, Nov. 5, at 8 p.m. The same program will be performed at the Weber State College Fine Arts Center in Ogden on Friday, Nov. 4, at 8 p.m. Maurice Abravanel will conduct the two performances of three works by Tchaikovsky: Marche Slave, Symphony No. 4 in F minor, and Concerto for Piano and Orchestra. Each season Van Cliburn makes more than 60 appearances in the United States and Canada. He will join Maestro Abravanel and the orchestra to perform the Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, the piece he played in the 1958 Tchaikovsky International Competition. Off-roa- return Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Ashworth from West Jordan the sister of Blaine Hamilton and Blaine's parents are visiting at the Hamiltons during the deer hunt. The fire engine has arrived! It is being housed in the garage by the old school. It caused quite a commotion with all the sirens and lights going as they drove it through town. Barbara and father Reed Rasmussen went of Salt Lake, where Barbara is looking for work. This week visiting at the Matthew Mansfield residence were his daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Nanee from Ohio and daughter Keeta from Utah State, and two sons Mr. and Mrs. James Mansfield from Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Kim Mansfield from Granger. vehicle use has become a d common past-tim- e activity in the Uintah Basin with the more popular areas on public lands admistered by the Bureau of Land Management d of In 1975, regulations vehicles were proposed by the Secretary of the Interior. Following public comments and President Carter's recent Vehicle Executive Order, the regulations are being revised this year. To date, public lands are left undesignated pending evaluation and designation. However, all lands administered by the Bureau of Land Management will be designated as open, closed, or regulated by the end of 1978, with the exception of primitive areas and natural d vehicle use is areas in which either prohibited or restricted. Open designation means unrestricted vehicle use except as specified in the regulations. Closed designation vehicle use is means no permitted except for emergency use, official use and non recreational use allowed under provisions of a special closures land use permit. Temporary which are more than seasonal are considered in this category. Regulated d vehicle uses designation means are intensively managed and can include for regulations special management specific areas and trails. Designations are not everlasting. As vehicle uses and environemtntal values are monitored, some areas will need Designations will be based on the protection of the resources of the public lands, the promotion of the safety of all users of the public lands, and the minimization of conflicts among various uses of the public lands. The following criteria will be used: Areas and trails should be located to minimize damage to soil, watershed, vegetation, or other resources of the public lands. Areas and trails shall be located to minimize harrassment of wildlife or significant disruption of wildlife habitats. Areas and trails shall be located to d use minimize conflicts between and other existing recreational uses of the same or neighboring public lands. And arreas and trails shall not be located in officially designated Wilder-nes- s Areas or Primitive Areas. The present draft regulations govervehicle use on public lands ning state that no person may operation an vehicle on public lands without a valid state operator's license or learner's unless under the direct permit lndfVidual" 18 'years 'of of Sn supervision bas'a valid 'operators age or nkiyr-whlicense. A proposed change will exclude the drivers license requirement if a state ORV safety course is taken by youthful riders. At present, Utah doesnt offer a course of this type. The draft regulations also provide that off-roa- Off-Ros- d off-roa- d no person shall operate an vehicle on public lands in a red: less or careless manner, in excess of established speed limits, while under the influence of alcohol, narcotics, or dangerous drugs, in a manner causing, or likely to cause excessive damage to or disturbance of the soil, wildlife, wildlife habitat, improvements, cultural or vegetative after resources, and from a half-hou-r before sunrise sunset to a half-hou- r without lighted headlights and tail- lights. The public is invited to make comments or suggestions at any time d vehicles use. Interesconcerning ted parties should contact the Vernal District Manager, Bureau of Land Management, P. O. Boxk F, 89 West off-roa- off-roa- Main. Vernal Utah. 84078. off-roa- d off-roa- d High school rodeo group organizing here The High School Rodeo Association was organized recently for Roosevelt and the surrounding area. Three meetings have been held and officers elected. Officers are: Dan Mathews, president; Carl Carlson, vice president; Kari Stanley, secretary; and. Connie Pickup, historian and assistant secretary. A meeting will be held Thursday (today) at Duchesne high school at 8 p.m. For information contact Kari Stanley at or Connie Pickup at 545-245- 7. 545-249- 6 Offering XiPP NhM klMfrM Rllg Duchesne I . Harold and Orinda Gee spent three days in Salt Lake taking care of business. While in the vicinity they visited with friends Opal and Randy Hill in Murray and Ed and Pearl Child in Ogden. Orinda's sister, Viola Peterson in Salt Lake, and Harold's sister and brother-in-law- , Henrietta and Clarence Wilson in Layton. Margaret and Shorty Leach visited with Harold and Orinda on Sunday afternoon. The Leach's are from Kennelworth. Harold and Orinda Gee are leaving for Mesa, Arizona on November 5, to spend the winter in the warmer climate. Carolee Cowan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Casta gno from Grantsville, spent the weekend visiting in Duchesne. Carolee returned home with them to visit for a week. Diane and Loren Jepsen have named their new baby Bruce Cottle Jepsen. He was born on October 21, and weighed 8 lbs. and 1 oz. He has one sister, Melissa age 9, and two brothers, Nolan, age 7 and Ben, age 3. Grandparents of the new baby are Mr. and Mrs. herman Jepsen and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cottle, both of Ogden. Pauline Moore's mother, Mrs. Echo Cortello of Murray, spent a week visiting with her daughter and family in Duchesne. Phyllis Day spent Sunday in Sail Lake enjoying the Beautician's School of Instruction at the Hilton Hotel. Zella and Parry Grant's daughter and Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Thomas from Orem, and their four children, spent the weekend visiting and hunting. Kerry and Bob Hoopes had their new baby son blessed and named William Arthur Hoopes. He was born on October and weighed 6 lbs. and 7 oz. Attending the blessing were friends John and Marsha Nicol from Provo, and 12, Nicol from Delta. Vicky and Stephen Smith's new James . baby was blessed and named Stephen Dale Smith. He was born on October 10, and weighed 7 lbs. 11 oz. Attending the blessing were Mr. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Smith from Ogden, his Mr. and Mrs. sister and brother-in-laand Child Clinton. Relatives family, Ray of mrs. Smith attending the event were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Baird, a Mr. and Mrs. sister and brother-in-laGlen Jacobsen and daughter and a sister, Debbie Baird, all from Roy. . . HonfH Special Ptanr Feeder Cattle Sale: Echo Cows Calves Yearlings Plus the Extras . . . Chains, Luba, Oil Saturday Nov. 5 Saturday Nov. 19 Get fixed up for Fall! 10 a.m. Uinta Livestock ALL CAR Comm. Co. 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Elder Kitchen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Linford Kitchen and he will serve his mission in New Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Merrell have received word from their son Glen Merrell that he and his wife have sold their home in Reno, Nevada and will be moving to Tridell the middle of November. Vida and Sandy McKee made a trip Lake Friday. They also stopped Salt to in Provo to visit Margaret Ahlborn who is a patient at the Utah Valley Hospital. Lester Bartlett returned home Thur sday from Snday where he has been recuperating at the Val Evans home. Mr. Bartlett recently had eye surgery performed in Salt take where he had a cataract removed. He reports that he now has vision in that eye. Mr. George Bartlett visited in Salt Lake last week with the Merle Workman e . family. went to Provo Ernest Ahlborn his wife, Margaret. visit to with Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clark McKee hosted a Halloween Party for the young married couples of the Ward at their home Saturday night. The Tridell Farmstead Water Company held a meeting Friday night and passed a resolution to turn their company over to the Tridell-tapoin- t Water Disirirt as of November 1st. . off-roa- d off-roa- d Steven R. Merkley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kipp Merkley of Duchesne, has been called to serve a two-yea- r mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints in the Melbourne, Australia Mission. He will enter the mission home Nov. 19, and will give his missionary farewell in the Bridgeland Ward Sacrament Meeting, Sunday, November 13. . Mountain Fuel declares stock dividends The board of directors of Mountain Fuel Supply at its meeting Oct. 25, declared quarterly dividends of 50 cents per share on the Companys common stock and $2 per share on the preferred stork. The common stock dividend payable on Monday, Dec. 5, to shareholders of record on Thursday, Nov. 10, 1977, and the preferred stock dividend is payable on Tuesday, Jan. 3, 1978, to shareholders of record on Friday, Dec. 2, 1977. Duchesne cubs1-hol- first pack meeting Duchesne Cub Scout Pack 268 held their opening pack meeting on Thursday, October 27. Rick Kerr, Cubmaster, presented a Parent Orientation explaining cub scouting and the role of parents in the program, while the Cub Scouts carved pumpkins. Awards for the best pumpkins went to Dannan Lott, (first place), Tim Peatross, (second place), and Brooke Bancroft, (third place). The cubs were presented with awards they had earned during the summer. Appearing to make the awards presented was "Igor Apple," a fearsome, green faced Halloween monster with pockets full of good and bad apples, played by pack committee member Joel Frandsen. Entertainment included apple bobbing and Halloween songs as well as refreshments. PINENUTS PINENUTS PINENUTS St. Helens parish mission opens Nov. 13 The St. Helen's Catholic Church parish mission is only one week away, Nov. 13 to 18. Services will he held at 9 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. daily. All parishoners are urged to attend. Special masses were held Tuesday, Nov. 1, to honor all saints. It was the Solemnity of all saints Day and also a Holy Day of Ohligat ion. CYO bahysitting will begin this 9 and 11:30 a.m. the Sunday during masses. Parents are welcome to hring their pre schoolers. The CCD held its Halloween Tarty last Saturday night. Apple rider, donuts, cookies and randy were served and children bobbed for apples, and played other games. Approximately 75 returned children attended. Prizes were awarded for best costumes. ROOSEVtU'VT. Well Folks time again It's mail order pinenut and Rex has just made a on a quanity of large terrific buy soft shell Nevada nuts. 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