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Show I i STANDARD Roosevelt, Utah Thursday, November SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS IN THE FIELD fV Utahs general angling down on reservoirs. Much of season will close at 9 p.m. next year's fishing success deon November 30 after one of on what happens this pends the most successful seasons winter In the way of precipi- ROOSEVELT SRRQUSE Whlterocks School Notes drought has caused heavy drawn 1966 7 24, 1006 Things havt certainly been around Whlterocks exciting school this month. The first on record. grads Is busy getting Its tation. Excellent water levels carry program ready for next For thos who like their sport 19G5 and over from Wednesday. good Every student haa ing year around, many waters rea part and la working hard to carry over of fish In many main open to fishing through The student waters got this year's season December 31 so check the cur-re- nt gain perfection. and parents are Invited off to a fast start and the acbody proclamation for these to ace It. tion has yet to slow down. Late waters and enjoy some fine The cecond grade la all season angling pressure has winter UfeUiKI fishing. smiles because they won the beeii the heaviest in years and best attendance award for the good catches are still being first term and they will be reported from all sections of honored at the record hop Frithe State. v. afternoon. 19C7 lido the day Going season, '4 t Utahs lakes and reservoirs v ViJ J They have also been studying about the pilgrims and learned are not In good shape to carry UINTAH BASIN STANDARD the pilgrims were a very refish through the winter in many They made cases. The past summer ligious people. a mural showing the pilgrims IIISWI The men going to church. Thexe Union Carol dean Bette, renter, Jerry Goodrich, PRIDE OF PERFORMANCE women and the carries guns TV on Vernlta school and show a received student appeared Tavrapunt. They right, high GALA DAY carry prayer books. their certificate during awirmbly. in the .Pride of Performance aeriea at left, You would think the fifth grade is a room hill of book worms. They have a worm constructed of different colored are paper L. along one wall of their room. Funeral services for Llndon Each link In the worm repreKen Farnsworth were held on sents a book that has been iHnHBi AfliMh fflnaihFffggffg jgjjBBBUIlti'HC St "HMD Whenever a new I wok October 29, 19G6 In the Alta read. mont Ward Chapel. The ser Is read by a student, another vires were under the direction link Is adde.1 to the worm. one mile west of the townslte. of 50 YEARS AGO the Olpln Mortuary and were They expect the worm to reach It la hoped this may become one It was reported that the peoconducted by Bishop William completely around the room STARTS AT 9:00 P-of the most beautiful In the N. and out In the hall by the time will In the Brotherson. country upper ple vote solldy behind the school Basin. Family prayer was offered school closes. NOV. The Junior Patrol has been bond election as the students by WiUmer P. Mecham. Pre20 YEARS AGO In schools at Bon eta, Mounlude and postlude music by chosen from the sixth grade. SPONSORED B LEGION POST NO. 8 November 21, 1946 With the Mrs. These students direct traffic tain Home and Talmage are Edith Hansen. of work last Fricompletion Admiiwlon: $1.50 per couple to and from the building, as$1.00 Stag Marlow Opening attending schools that are a. prayer by day afternoon the Lee Brown Extra Ladles 50p disgrace to the county. They turkey plant In Roosevelt had Mecham. Personal history was sist In the lunch room, have are poorly lighted and ventigiven by Blaine Thayne. Male charge of the record hops, have 20,000 processed turkeys Quartet (Le Grand Gllber, Gayle charge of student council and lated, was the opinion of those during the six weeks of Its Glllier, Chad Evans and Joe have many other responsibilivisiting the schools recently. fall operations, according to In Vernal last week Albert Clayburn - accompanied by ties. Tom White. manager The third grade has started Mrs. Le Grande Gilbert). Smith sold 1.100 head of sheep A test of the new well which Most of Remarks were given by BIS' a window garden. for $11,000 or $10 per head. was drilled at the city's arhop William N. Brotherson. A the children have their plants tesian park a year ago, will violin YOU 40 YEARS AGO solo by Carrie Wills growing already. They also be undertaken within the next Remarks were then given by have a very Interesting zoo. November 24, 1925 A speout week pending the Ironing President Glen E. Mold man. The cages are made out of cial school tax Issue will be of several difficulties which Alta mont Ladles Quartet shoe boxes and the animals voted on December 1 to authhave arisen over the need for Norma Lorna Brother-so- n. are made of art paper. Clay orize the board of education Hansen, adequate machinery to conduct to spend $50,000 to equip buildNorma' and Rita Is used to make them stand Hansen, the test. Hansen accompanied by Edith up. ings for schools that now have The Alterra high school will On December C we will give Hansen. no quarters or very poor quarBenedlrtlon was ofits annual play a three-a- ct fered present We decDavid Glen Stewart. our radio program. ters of their own. by play entitled "Little HonWork on the new bridge over conducted ided to tell the history of the were rlts Military ey", Friday, November 22. The by the American Legion Toyack Whlterocks school which proved Dry Gulch Is progressing and Is under the direction of We Post under the dlrec-tloIt Is expected that It will be play of to be very Interesting. Mr. M. J. Edwards, speech an to be used It that learned In to have a Commander Jerschel time completed lorg. Instructor at Alterra. Burial was at the Mountain Indian boarding school and was dunce on It for Christmas night. Home cemetary. Dedication of very colnrfUI. We learned that The Rtxisevelt city water de- 10 YEARS AGO the grave was given by Lon this year we have an enrollpartment completed the laying November 2G, 1956 Ken ment of 172 of which. 90 are of water mains from 1st North Farnsworth. Bast lan has been named as Indian students. to 2nd North on Main Street Pall Blaine were bearers a member of the Cougars reand have taken up the old pipe Corbin. Homer Corbin, Robert team. n the block from 1st Sniith gional champion Klrkman, Marlon Roosevelt's Christmas sea-- ' ' Corbin. to1 2nd South on Hall Street,' Farnsworth and Durell Earns CONTRACT CLUB son starts officially with .the worth. FETED BY HUISHES replacing the same with new turning on of the lights InstalPlP. The Contract club was busted led by the Roosevelt Klwanis 30 YEARS AGO ' HOSTS MRS. RUPPEL Saturday . evening by Mr. and Club. SHOP FROM THE LARGEST SELECTION OF November 26, 1936 The RoMrs. Robert Hulsh. DecoraWork on the Physical facilBRIDGE TUESDAY TOYS IX TOWN! osevelt city council went on rections were In a Thanksgiving to bring television to the ord as not being In favor of ities Members of the motif. There were four tables WE ALSO HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF Tuesday Roosevelt-Myto- n areas was rethe proposed consolidation of club were entertained at of bridge played following a bridge this the U.B.LC. and the Indian Fair ported progressing rapidly four-courdinner. with paper work destined the home of Mrs. William H. which are held In August and week, Table derorations Included a to be the slowest factor In Ruppel, Jr. A chop suey supSeptember of each year. per was served and the room centerpiece of varied fall TV reception. road bringing The decorations were arrangements flowers In a tall silver urn has been approved for federal of white chrysanthemums. flanked by bronze candles In aid and It Is expected to rush Special guests Included Mrs. silver holders. Harold Deller, Mrs. Edward completion of highway 40 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Berg Yack and Mrs. Val Simpson. through eastern Utah to the and Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Colorado line. 'Mrs. Clair Larsen, Mrs. Srhmiette were guests. The AND Work was begun last week on Yack, and Mrs. Simpson won prize was won by Mr. and Mrs. tlie prizes. PHONE 88 Improving and beautifying the ROOSEVELT, Edward Yark. Utah SUte University will new cemetery of Neola which conduct an ufflrlators clinic Is located one mile north and at the Randlett gym on Tuesday. November 29. The program will be divided Into two sessions. The morning session, beginning at 9:00 and continuing to 12:00. will I devoted to rules. The afternoon session, starting at 1:00 and continuing to 3:00 will Include techniques and procedures of officiating. Certificates will be given to those who participate and complete the O clinic. Art Mendlnl, a man with many ALL FAMOUS BRAND MERCHANDISE CHECK THESE BUYS years experience In basketball officiating, will teach the men and Jane Hughes, who played The other day wn received a report from Kalland M. Grange of 195 Fortieth Street in Ogden. Mr. Grange it an accountwit eight years professional bas$ ketball and has had considerable and keepi dote tab on the cost of feeding hn horses. Here's experience with USU, will teach LADIES WHITE his unsolicited report: Reg. $16.93 the women's group. "Since I'm rather new to the horse business. I've studied It will be necessary for per-soIn the clinic anything and everything I could to help me make good decisions participating 1 ONLY! I have Reg. $42.95 fine one year-olto make arrangements for their registered POA stallion with one of blood the lines best own in Stud Book. I've had him on Milk the To lunch. better acquaint ce White Pellets almost exclusively since August. He looks fine each person with the game, basend feels great and is developing satisfactorily. ketball rule books and basketMEN'S SHORT-SLEEV- E Reg. 3.98 and $5.95 ball case books will lie furn"My quarter horse mare, due to foal in April, stays in excel ished to all participants for lent condition on pellets, and with lots of herd work too. On the $1.15 (or both books. This will deer hunt, I had four days' complete feed for her (pellets) in a be the only charge for the clinic. 50 pound container in my camper closet Real convenience All Interested persons are wel"My own comparison of feeding hay vs Milk White Pellets come to take advatage of this follows: opportunity. - VARIBTV by Sales Books Receipt Books i- -t OPEN FROM 9:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. WEEK DAYS THANKSGIVING ' Rites held for K. Farnsworth WfOl 0 at the Myton Legion Hall W. THURSDAY NIGHT, 24 y Stringties will furnish the music! inboxkd nsss 27 Gift Wrap l, . I i?hUr tL0 VISITED HAVE - with coP- - WESTERN AUTOS just . transistor RADIO -- Regular the time to lay away for Christmas, while the supply is good! A small deposit will hold your purchase til Christmas! ony Im . APPLIANCES AND FURNITURE at prices you can afford! coupon n DEPARTMENT? If not, make it a point to do so now! Now is wltb $8.95 with coupon . S5.88 TREK LIGHT Regular $1.49 with roujKin "ly .. . . Sl.29 se Heber-Frultla- off worth 20 nd NIELSEN FURNITURE on any on Officials clinic bought during these 3 days only! at Randlett gym WESTERN AUTO I fewaiiililiEffrcfllil CM rauE Final Week! caaaai (Fungus VING SALE! PRE-M- w 0 iy op downstairs every day! t Sweaters $7.00 Knit, size 14 2-Pie- ns $21.00 Shirts $1.99 and many, many more! HERE IS A LIST OF A FEW OF THE MANY SHOP EARLY! BARGAINS YOU WILL FIND - Price rack Mens Coats 1 rack Mens Coats and Sweaters Boys Coats 1 rack Ladles Wear V2 Pants reduced 1 Ladles HOYS Wool CASUAL AND WESTERN (sizes 7E, Vz V2 off off Price Reg. Vz SS.9H S2.77 Pants 8 PAIR "GEORGIA GIANTS" Vz 8'i, It) Reg. $14.05 S9.99 rawhide lace Boot O Gigantic Reductions throughout the store O 8-ln- ch (For average 1000- to 1200-poun- horse) HAY to 4 bales per week (at 60 lbs per bile, 33 bales per ton) at 65 a bale ($28 for conservation PELLETS 12 lbs. Senator Gordon Harmston, Roosevelt, was honored last Saturday at Hotel Utah in Salt Lake at an award presentation program. Senator Harmston was presented with the Grlsley Bear award, for the legislator the most In furthering conservation of the nations natural resources. The award was sponsored by the Utah Wildlife Federation, In with the National Wildlife Federation and the Foundation. Plus side benefits of pellets. Sen. Harmston given award Sears-Roebu- ck 3Vfe $3.20 on) per day - seven days $3.50 per 100 lbs. 84 lbs. at $2.94 A Complete food, contains hey. oats, barley molasses, vitamin and mineral supplements B Simplified handling and storage C. Zero loss from waste COUPONS GOOD ONLY NOVEMBER 25, 20. D. Reduced "Hay Belly" problem Get savings end extra benefits from Milk White Horse Pelirts. Available only at INTERMOUNTAIN FARMERS ASSOCIATION Thort'o a Branch nearby to serve you! srrolu.se ROOSEVELT 27 |
