0 You Dont Have to be High to be Up With Youth But Stories are Deep the Real Dog Please Stand Up...Sit, Speak, Shake, Lay Down, Roll Over, Play Dead Will Page 2 Below U5. POSTAGE The Basin PAID Vernal, Utah Permit No. 77 CODE ZIP 64078 News Features and Classified Ads of the Entire Uintah Basin V Wednesday, December 15, 1982 'urne 2 Number 60. Jensen Woman Charged Burned Saving Belongings 93-Year-- Old With Child Abuse Gladys L. Evans, 93, was flown to the Intermountain Burn Care Center with injuries she suffered in a Thursday fire that destroyed her Brush Creek home. Mrs. Evans was injured while she, her son Martin and his wife tried to carry belongings from the burning building. Mrs. Evans suffered a broken bone in her leg and burns to her back, arms and legs. As of Monday, Mrs. Evans was listed in critical condition. . Two Men Arrested in Car Theft Cases - Police arrested Morris G. Forward, 24, and Chris Linder, 22, Thursday in connection with many vehicle burglaries in the Vernal area over the past couple months. Police undercover agents purchased from the suspects a video recorder and .camera which allegdedly was stolen from a pick-u- p the night before. Police investigators have since searched their residence and found various car stereos and firearms that have been reported stolen. Both men have been charged with receiving stolen merchandise and distribution of a controlled substance (marijuana). Wilma G. Allen, 21, has been arrested for aggravated assault after she allegedly placed her stepdaughter. Candy, in a tub of hot water at their home in Jensen. Candy is in stable condition at the University of Utah Intermountain Burn Care Center, where she is being treated for burns over 17 percent of her body. Candy was admitted to the Ashley Valley Medical Center where police officials suspected child abuse. Mrs. Allen, who was said by sheriff , officials to have placed the child iii the hoi water as a punishment, is free on bail. Duchesne Receives Money for Hospital Improvements With almost all of the $25 million of Community Impact monies already handed out, Duchesne County last week received $300,000 for the addition to its hospital. The Impact Board approved the loan at 4.5 percent to 300,000 better equip the Duchesne County 10-ye- ar Hospital Rangely Woman Dead After Saturday Party Rangely woman was found dead in bed Sunday where she had been laid after she passed out at a party the A 25-year-o- ld previous night. According to witnesses, Cynthia L. Ritter had been drinking heavily Saturday night and was carried by friends to a mobile home where she lived and put in bed. The friends found her dead the next morning. Her body has been sent to Montrose for an autopsy which police officials hope will giye them some clues to the cause of her death. Utah Traffic Deaths At 10 Year Low Utah traffic deaths for the months of October and November have reached a ten year low. During the month of October, 15 persons were killed in traffic accidents. In November, 13 died in traffic accidents. These figures represent the lowest October-Novembtraffic fatalities since er 1972 As of November, a total of 274 persons have died in Utah traffic accidents. This figure represents a decrease of 57 deaths under the same period in 1981, when 331 persons were killed. In the Fashion Field Graphics Shown CNCC presents 38 color and black and white lithographs and intaglios in the Gerson Leiber exhibition entitled In the in the Fashion Field, December McLaughlin Building, The fashion model is today's equivalent of yesterdays bathing beauty. Stylized poses in a theatrical atmosphere of the fashion show, color, excitement are evidenced in Mr. Leibers satrical visual 9-1- M-24- 5, 0. commentary. The Brooklyn born artist grew up in Pennsylvania and after WWll studies art in Hungary and at The Art Students League and the Brooklyn Museum Art School. He is a former president of the Society of American Graphic Artists. Spartans Win Own Tournament The CNCC Men's Basketball team upped their record to 8 wins and 5 losses by winning their own tournament this past weekend. CNCC defeated Laramie County Community College on Friday afternoon by a score of 88 to 79. This game was to be played Thursday evening but Laramie County could not get here because of the snow in Wyoming. For Some Basin Residents, It Really is a Dogs Life I poses with his Afghan, both of Vernal, for the $1 00 second Think you're teeing double? Actually, the beasts In these contest And theres a prize for looking like your pet, Roosevelts Tom Noble and Snouzer won a first place I place prize. And Lee and Associate (which one Is Lee?) photos arent related, at least not by blood. They are no snort L Pet Look-Alik- e prize of $150 (at left). In the center, Clifford Westwood received the third place $50 award. And thats actually the winners In the LCs Pets-KVE-