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Show A Spotlighting UTAH' so Volume 18 DUCHESNE, UTAH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1948. Original Oil Paintings For Vernal Field House Arno A. Steinicke, capable Salt Lake artist, has donated to the State of Utah through Rulon S. Howells, commissioner for the Department of Publicity and Industrial Development, two original oil canvases for hanging in the new Utah Field House The pheasant hunting season of Natural History at Vernal. ithis year will start at noon SatThe painting's will be on dis- MARGIE PETERSON urday, October 30, and close at play wnen tne Field House has 5:30 p. m., 'Monday, November 1, its formal opening in October. PRESIDENT OF declared 'the State Fish and One of the pictures Desert B.P.W. REORGANIZED Game at the regucana 33 40 Commission, is inch Temples by lar vas displaying a part of Monusession held test quarterly For the past several months ment Valley in southeastern Saturday. Utah. It catches the deep rich- more or less effort has been put This marked the first time in ness of the red sandstone forma- forth with a view to organizing tions above the contrasting sands a branoh of Business and Pro- pheasant hunting history that of the desert floor. Anyone who fessional Womens Club and Wed- the opening ha3 been delayed until such a late hour in the day. has visited Monument Valley 22, will revel in the exactness of nesday evening, September Rife Incidentally it shortens the usual at a meeting held at the three-da- y season by a half day. this painting. The second picture At Sum- residence these efforts began to According to officials of the mers Threshold is a four by take material shape. and the commission, many sportsmens six foot canvas looking south- necessary activities to organiz- groups recommended the noon west across Morgan Valley in ing the club were carried out. opening. northern Utah. The fleecy sum- This meeting was conducted by The &ao following days slibot-in- g mer clouds blend admirably with Miss Anna Stark. will start at 7:00 a. m. and the patch work pattern of farms Mrs. Margie Peterson, an ac- close at 5:30. and pastures as the artist un- The bag limit remains the folds the pastoral scene. tive member of the BPW that These two works, valued at carried on in Duchesne a num- same as for previous years, with FAMOUS REGIMENT RECEIVES COLONIAL WAR HONORS three male birds each day, with $600 will lend much enchant- ber of fiD. E. British Military Attache, (left) affixes battle which but ago, years ment to the many visitors who a limit possession of six. streamer to the colors of 176th Infantry Combat Team, Virginia will see them in the Field House. nally disbanded on account of The same season will govern National Guard, commemorating the service of the old First Virginia lack of interest, was named Motorcycle Record quail shooting with the excepreOn Made Salt Flats Regiment under Col. George Washington in the French and Indian president of the contemplated county which Roland R. Free, of Hollywood, organized BPW. Other officers tion of Washington 1754-5The 176th is the historical successor of the First War, California, riding an English-bui- named at the Wednesday evening will have an extended season. in 1628. Col. Edwin Cox, commander of the 176th, Virginia, organized The bag limit for quail is ten Black Shadow motorcycle atands beside Col. in this snapshot of the ceremony at owned by John Edgar of the meeting were Fern Moffitt, first per day with 20 in possession JohnCharlotte vice Pendleton, Camp Virginia. season. same city, established a new for the president; The commission approved creaspeed record for a class A motor- son, second ivice president; Joe cycle. The new speed record of Beebe, recording secretary; Rhea tion of six special posted huntDISFOSAL TANK FOR LIONS CLUB HOLD 150.855 miles per hour was es- Rife, secretary; ing areas for the bird season. tablished on the famous Bonne- Mildren corresponding are at treasurer. in Cache BUSY SESSION; DUCHESNE UNDER Lewiston, They Carman, ville Salt Flats under the superThe Roosevelt branch of the county; Slaterville and Hooper in VISITORS PRESENT vision of the American AutomoCONSTRUCTION Weber county; Grantsville in bile Association on Monday, BPW is the sponsoring club. Tooele county, and Sunset and September 13. An Imhoff disposal tank has Duchesne Lions Club held the As soon as other details of the i Benjamin in Utaih county. Shades of the Past eveclub been under construction for the local (the of Wednesday regular meeting reorganization The action was Shades of the past, legends of the new Duchesne taken customarywaterfowl ning, September 22, at 8 p. m. past month for the Duchesne the fearless pioneer endeavors, are perfected reguregardng in the Mission Cafe at which sewer system. The work is suand many other thoughts must club will be officially initiated. fedlations, in conformity with time a dinner was served. Lion pervised by Caldwell, Richards have been going through the In all probability Duchesne will eral dictates. Utahs minds of two men who had to send representatives to the dis-- 1 duck season will open at noon President Irvin Cole called the and Sorensen, engineers of Salt n Lake be evicted from the oldest house City. This round tank, 25 of Business and October 29, and continue through meeting to order and Cliff in Utah the Miles Goodyear trict convention to led the the salute feet in diameter and 19 feet e 7. to flag December Bag and posses-bcabin placed by the Daughters Professional Womens clubs, held at Vernal, Sunday, Oc-- 1 sion limits this year are five after which the business of the deep, is being built of cement of the Utah Pioneers on the Tabwith reinforcing steel. The botducks evening was (taken up. ernacle Square in Ogden. Ap- tober 3. tom of the tank has .been laid commission The ordered two that men were on the a tryJohnsen parently Otto report gave ing to beat the housing shortage. La Rue Linck Weds Enterprise reservoir be closed to the contemplated bank for Du- and the sides are being poured They broke through the fence fishing September 25, and re- chesne and stated that every- this week, says an item in the placed around the relic for pro- Rex Lamb in fused to grant a proposed exwas moving along in a Deseret Evening News. Location tection and occupied the place tension on the angling season at thing W. J. of the disposal unit is near the manner. as a dwelling for several days Home Ceremony satisfactory Strawberry reservoir, which will Bond discussed the School Safety junction of the Duchesne and before the escapade was brought to the attention of the public. MYTGN One of the attractive close October 3, along with the Sallies, and stated that they had Strawberry rivers in the southrest of the state. Trout $1.00 Per Pound been shipped. Chet Lyman spoke east section of the city limits. weddings of 'the month was the F. O, B. Vernal, Utah During the morning session LaRue To date, $25,000 has been exMiss Linck, of A new Utah industry, well marriage the fish and game board met regarding the airport, and said and Mrs. W. with for the sewer system, and of pended Mayor bids the for daughter that its is improvements the of past experimental stage, representatives Rex an and 7.000 will be readditional of H. Myton, Linck, flourishing under the direction Water Users Associa-to- will be in order immediately. includof Zelpher Calder at Vernal. Lamb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Strawberry for its quired completion, and rejected the associations Four visitors from the Vernal Some years back, quite by acci- Lamb, of Myton, which was soling flushing tanks which will be for of $7500 were in payment Lions Club proposal attendance: dent, Mr. Calder discovered that emnized Thursday evening, Sep- a year in exchange for public Zone Chairman Alvin Weeks, and built in each block at the man some lakes on his property at the of the fishing rights. In turn the water home the at tember 16, 7500 foot altitude, would grow Lions Nelson, Neal and Jefferies. holes. brides aunt and uncle,, Mr. and users rejected a commission pronatural-flavoreLaying of the sewer pipe was fine, The oil situation was discussed contracted to Miller and Graham trout. The development of Mrs. S. F. Mor.tensen. posal that the present agreement with Lion Jefferies furnishing Construction the fish, under his conditions, The ceremony witnessed by ap- be extended one year at a cost Work Company. most of the information. was much more rapid than under state. to and of the relatives on laying the line was started l$650 forty proximately natural conditions of the average After the meal Zone Chairman last fall and has been completed Both groups finally decided to guests, was performed at six p. fish hatchery. fu- Weeks gave a very enlightening in call the a special Harold meeting for several months. m. Eldredge, iby Bishop s Trout, weighing The system will service resiof a pound or more and ranging of Roosevelt, as the bridal party ture in an attempt to reach an talk on Lionism and the Interin length from ten to twelve stood before a fireplace banked agreement. No date was set for national Convention in New York dences and businesses along 16 inches long now make up the with gladioli and white candel- this meeting. He stated that at the blocks. City. Two lines five blocks harvest made annually. abra. in Madison long have been installed In the meeting opening STOCK GRADING AT The fish from the Calder farm Square Gardens, 18,000 dejegates two alleys directly ,south of Main Given in marriage by her fa- BERT LUSTYS can reach the table as rapidly as were present, and that there street on Highway 40 which traa in was the bride ther lovely fisherman. those caught by any PLACE IN ARCADIA were only three cities in the verses the heart of the city, and When orders are received the gown of traditional ivory satin, fish can be killed and cleaned, entrain with a finger tip (veil An event which should prove United States capable of hand- another line six blocks long has packed in shipping containers from a garland of gar- of unusual interest to stockmen ling the Lions Conventon New been laid in the alley directly and delivered to fast trains or air falling She carried a bouquet will be held at Bert Lustys place York City, where the next con- north of Main street denias. agencies by evening, so and red in Arcadia Wednesday, Septem-t- o vention will also be held, and florets The original survey of the syswhite of 'market' or gladioli they meBready" for be served on the west coast roses caught with wide, white ber 29, when Major George Hen- - Chicago and San Francisco. He tem includes most of that porthe following morning satin streamers. derson, of the US AC Extension also discussed many other inter- tion of Duchesne City situated Fish are now being supplied river. The bride was attended by Service will grade a herd of esting features at the convention. south of the Duchesne to customers on a as Hereford bulls. of a number Should sufficient Miss Harris, Mary Margaret basis. Ten pounds of fish are owners in any block request exImmediately after the grading HOLD FAIR AT TALMAGE ice maid of honor, and Miss Mary fozen in a fifteen-pountension of the line, the addition Lee Mortensen, as bridesmaid, the sale of these thoroughbreds 'SCHOOL; ATTRACTIVE package, held in lockers to be brought forth on Both were gowned in pink and will start, says Mr. Lusty. The DISPLAYS IN EVIDENCE will be made. call. A separate sewer system likely wore identical corsages of pink herd is practically made up of One acre of lake surface will Mrs. George Anderson bred Hereford stock, blue be necessary for that part would and carnations By delphinium. Wyoming sunDort 500 fish. Mr. Calder has of the city north of the Duchesne e surface in his present Margo Linck, a sister of the which are unusually hardy cattle.a TALMAGE On Friday, 'Sept. To the layman, who is not inriver. set-uand has filed on other bride, and Carol Ann Nieteon and inter17, a very successful in train this and further terested expansion. were junior bridesmaid lakes for buying cattle, fair was held at the Many of the tricks of the trade bearer, respectively. They were grading as done by Major Hen' esting school. LOCAL HAPPENINGS have now developed to where attired in blue and wore cor- derson is both interesting and this new enterprise is standardincludExhibits of vegetables and an invitation is Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gee made a ized and promises to be one of sages of pink and white pom educational,to of several varities, to ing squash the extended public industries. general pom crysanthemums. trip to Roosevelt on Friday of Utahs developing potatoes, string beans, tomatoes, last week. A wedding supper was served, attend this event. corn, pumpkins, CLUB GIRLS COMPLETE turnips, beets, Dick Johnstun, manager of the buffet style, immediately followTHREE-YEAonions and cucumbers local SOCIETY TO COURSE; RELIEF carrots, which oil after Conoco the ceremony, distributing ing were artistically arranged by the HOLD PARTY FOR MOTHERS the new Mr. and Mrs. Lamb left HOLD OPENING SOCIAL left for San Francisco. agency, pupils. There were also on dis- California, Monday, where he will k for a trip wedding The opening social of the Du- By Thelma Nye fine specimens of water- take care of business matters. play through Nevada and California. chesne Ward Relief Society of melons, three peaches and raspberries, He expects to be away about a will return TABIONA Climaxing they Upon their Church wiU be held all home Tab- grown and ripened. the Club at of week. work, residence Myton. up ,ake years evening, September 28. Tuesday were bottled entertainexhibits Club Other Iona Girls Sewing Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Blaine to is attend and invited Everyone fruits and vegetables; sewing and were In Salt Lake City last Sated their mothers at a party at Parcnts-Teacher- s to P bc.u- w pupil, the home of their leader, Mrs. -- --- urday attending to business. hblted k"it tl,ul Monday, Dot Ottosen. Each girl contrib-jMC"C1" will .tort Regular' work eta. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Robbins uted a part on the program, then geptt 27 at High School by Mrs. Myrtle Donohue. October 5th. and son, Ricky, returned from Tuesday, A large group of dolls filled ga they presented a style review Lake City Tuesday, where first The and each girl modeled the clothes another table, while a large var- they spent three days visiting FOR ENTERTAINMENT school she had made during .the year, meeting of the present MIS3 ETIIEL FOUSE iety of pets occupied several and attending to business. were year will be held in the Duchesne refreshments and Delightful outsjde Mrs. Bessie Barton entertain- flace3 Last Saturday evening a group served to the following mothers: High School gymnasium Monday, Am3n the house 8cho1. a card at if Duchesne people enjoyed a ed Monday The evening m. 8:00 at Linda p. Mr 3. Rella LeFevre, Mrs. September 27, P013 were borses ab8, kens, Miss to hi ken fry arKj corn roast up Carter, Mrs. Althora Casper, tentative program will be as party complimentary P1003 PUP3 rabbits and a Rock Creek. Those In attendLos of Ethel Fouse, Angeles, Mrs. Ethel Clegg, Mrs. Jennie follows. Present were Mrs. chicken. California. ance were Mr. and Mrs. Max Jones, Mrs. Ken Carlile and Mrs. Community singing, conducted of flowers varieties Several Eliza-Mrs. Albert j Stephenson, (Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Ed CarDot Ottosen. The following by Elmer L. Clark, high school were also on display. Mrs. Anna Nielsen, beth Thomas, man, Mr. and Mrs. Grant MurReverence. instructor. girls participated: Carol LeFevre, music Rose Mrs. of sliced Mrs. Lunch Emma Wimmer, dock, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas, consisting Nadine Ottosen, Rozella Carlile, spoech of welcome and introduc-Viol- a Rachel Mrs. sliced sliced Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Beebe, Mr. cucumbers, matoes, Casper, Linda Mae Carter, tion of instructors by Principal hostess. In and and Fouse the Miss Mrs. Woodward crab and carrots, apples, peaches Day and Business Thunell. and Cleo F. Jones Roland Marjorie Lewis, the card playing Miti. Wilson popcicles were served to all Lotus Fisher. Mrs. of Nelda June Clegg. direction under meeting, high score prize, and Miss pils, teachers and a large group Mr. and Mrs. Wm. II. Case All of their work was on dis- Hugo Colton, regional director. Fouse the guest prize. of parent3. at Peterson. recent the week end in Salt Lake Janet the Mrs. spent fair Vocal solo. play county More parents should take an City visiting with their where' each girl received several Address. School Superintendent MARRIAGE LICENSES Interest In the activities at the ribbons. They also won a prize Wm. J. Bond. Musical selection and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. at the 1947 4H County En- - by Mr. Clark. Response by the Floyd Rex Lamb and La Rue school. Next year we hope to Harvey Hatch and children. They have a bigger and better fair report that Mr. and Mr3. Hatch .Linck. both of Myton. campment for their folk dancing newly elected president. Clea Crow are now comfortably located in with and added attractions and Clarence which was done In authentic ' Dancing will follow Immediate- Ray Montwel. of both their new home. Pace, pioneer costumes. after the program. 'ly Pheasant Hunt to Open At Noon, October 30 Prior-Palme- r, 8. lt Prior-Palm- er . I 40-d- ay Mick-elso- n, pink-meate- d three-fourth- 20-to- n ' year-aroun- d d deep-freez- e 300-acrp Tal-ma- 4-- H R two-wee- 4-- SLhtT et Parents-Teache- !( hd .d . rs bh j pu-w- son-in-la- w j 'ear i Advance Number 11 Duchesne High School Annex Nears Completion JUDGE JOE NELSON HOLDS DISTRICT COURT IN DUCHESNE A session of the Fourth DisCourt was held in the Duchesne county court house on Monday, September 20, with Judge Joseph E. Nelson sitting on the bench. Other court officials present were F. M. Alder, reporter; George S. JBallif, district attorney; Porter L. Merrell, clerk. The calendar last Monday consisted entirely of probate and j.il cases, as follows: In the master of the estate of Vugustine Kendall, deceased. Report and petition for distribution Granted. In the matter of guardianship f Walter Prince, incompetent, etition for allowance and of first account of guar-uaContinued. In the matter of the estate of irilla Bastian, deceased. Final report and petition for distribution. Continued. In the matter of the estate of deceased. Mary E. Kearsley, Petition for confirmation of sale. Continued. In the matter of the estate of E. D. Gleaton, deceased Petition trict al n. for appointment of administrator. Granted. In the matter of the estate and guardianship of Juanita Gleaton and Benjamin N. Gleaton, minors. Petition for appointment of guar-da- The addition to the Duchesne High School building is nearing completion. The major construction is finished, ready for plaster-erininterior painting and other details, according to B. A. Jacoby, a member of the school board. The annex is 43 by 80 feet and work was started early in July under the supervision of James Hatch, building supervisor for the western half of Duchesne County School District. The second story will provide a chemistry and science room, each 38 by 16 feet, and a music room 43 by 37 feet. An industrial work shop is located on the lower floor along with an office, a supply rotim, a paint room and a rest room. Along the east end of the new addition is a ramp, which furnishes an extra fire escape as well as a north entrance and exit to the entire school. Electric 'wiring in the building has been installed In such a way as to provide plenty of electricity for all demands, in both 110 and 220 volts. The new annex is built of cinder block. This is the first addition to the Duchesne High School building since it was erected In 1935 and 1936, accord-- , lng to Mr. Jacoby. The building which for several years has serv- ed as a school lunch kitchen, a band room, and a mechanical shop, was an elementairy school structure moved from Fruitland to the Duchesne High School grounds. g, 16-fo- ot n. Granted. Jn the matter of the estate of PetiLozata Larsen, deceased. tion for letters of administration. Granted. In the matter of the estate of Charles Burdick, deceased. Petition for authority to compromise and settle claims of minors. Granted. In the matter of the estate of ConGerald M. Reid, deceased. firmation of sale of persobal property. Granted. Mary Lou Jessen, plaintiff, vs. William Dewey Jessen, defendant. Amended motion for order to show cause. Defendant did not appear and A bench warrant issued. Judgment rendered. Bank of Vernal, a corporation, plaintiff, vs. J. D. Lambert, et Motion to amend al, defendant. and reassess costs and disbursements. Roger istrator Continued. T. llarmston, as adminof the estate of Isabelle Harmston, deceased, plaintiff, Farmers and Merchants iBank, a corporation, defendant. Demur- rer. Taken under advisement. Carl Van Tassell and Elva Van C. Ed. Tassell, plaintiffs, vs. T. vs. Residence of George Carroll Destroyed By Fire Last Friday ALTON AH A fire completely destroyed .the home of George Carroll Friday morning, September 17. At 'the time Mr3. Car-ro- ll and two small children were at home. The mother was busy in the kitchen and the children In an adjoining were playing room when she smelled smoke and when Mrs. Carroll investigated she found the clothes closet In flames. It is presumed that found a one of the children match and ingited the clothes. Mrs. Carroll hurried out of the house with the children and was returning with water to douse the fire, when she noticed that Joan, was missing. The mother rushed Into the house and searched for the child, but by this time the smoke was so deme she could not see and fas forced out of In flee over the un- she stumbled place conscious body of her little girL 'However Mrs. Carroll wa3 able to drag from the conflagration. By this time Clifford Clark, a neighbors boy, saw the fire and spread the alarm, hut by the time sufficient help had arrived the building was completely enveloped in flames and in a 3hcrt time was a pile of smoldering Lewis and Lucille M. Lewis, de fendnts. Demurrer. Overruled. J. A. LeBeau, plaintiff, vs. W, A. Taylor and Edward C Bag-leet al, defendants. Demurrer 20 days to answer. overruled. Earl Hancock, plaintiff, vs. Henry H. Forrer and Mrs. Henry H. Forrer, his wife, defendants. Demurrer sustained. ruins. Mrs. Carroll and little daughL.D.S. Church Officials ter, Joan, were taken to the Roosevelt hospital where they To Hold Banquet were treated for minor burns and In New Tabernacle shock. They were able to reto later in the day. turn Altonah According to officials of Duand its entire residence The chesne Stake of the Church of were a total loss. contents y Latter-DaSaints of Jesus Christ an elaborate banquet will be held LARGE CROUD ATTEND and Ward in the new Stake BRIDAL SHOWER 13. October Chapel Wednesday, AND WEDDING DANCE This banquet will be equal, if TABIONA A large crowd of not better than the previous one attended the bridal shower ladies given last April, according to Mr3. Jack Josie Saturhonoring offiWm. ilL Case, local church Delicious reafternoon. day cial. The served. were freshments The object is to secure addibeautiful received bride many clear to which tional money with and useful gifts. up the final Indebtedness on furdance honoring The niture, fixtures and interior deco Mr- - andwedding Mrs- - Jack Jo3ie Satur In the magnificent chapel. rations was attended by This will be the final event daY evening over the state all from People and and should dear everything, oat enjoyable time was after this U accomplished the of- - "d The bnde all had present. by ficial dedication of the chapel beautiful In her long white was will take place. wedding dress and she wore a Her mother, beautiful corsage. MEETS CLUB FRIENDSHIP and the Mrs. Parley Reid, Wednesday evening, Sept. 22, grooms mother, Mr3. Joe Jos:e, the members of the Friendship were fittingly gowned and wore Club met at the home of Mrs. pretty corsages. Thenelda Marsing, with the folThe young couple were married lowing members present: Violet in the LDS Temple in Salt Lake Zella Grant, Bea City. McDonald, Ellis, Myrtle Mikercll, Gayle Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jordan of Simpson, La Rae Huhtala, Mrs. Vera Duchesne, Mr. and Mrs. William Holm, Myrtis Buckalew, Fausett, Ruth Harris. Novella Jordan of Tooele, and Mrs. Dori3 Ivie, Ruby Stocks, Afton Ivie, Pulley of Upaleo, attended the Fon-tcll- a Marguerite Blaine and Pauline funeral services for Mrs. Ware at Price last Sunday. A sumptouus pot luck Despain. dinner was served and the usual Mrs. Ware passed away at the activities of the club were car- Dragerton hospital and interment took place in the Price cemetery. ried out. y, |