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Show I I TABIONA 6 Mrs. Thelma D. Nye School Awards At Tabiona Are Announced Principal Doyle K, Swallow announces the following special awards were made to students at Tabiona prior to the closing of school. The beautiful new trophy which was awarded for the first time this year went to the senior class for presenting the best student assembly during the year. E. Kent Ellertson was class advisor. It is planned, by the student council at Tabiona to present this award annually in the interest of promoting better assembly programs at the school, and assisting in developing talent in the school. Each member of the senior class received a special award which is somewhat of a record in spite of the smallness of the class, indicating outstanding accomplishment of all members. Miss LeMay Roberts, class president, received a full year tuition to the Utah State scholarship Agriculture College. Miss Sharon Hamilton, who has been our faithful school reporter for the Record, received a tuition scholarship to the Brigham Young University, renewable each quarter if a 2.5 all-gir- ls Si berrij. Reta Lott Baby Born To Wilbur Bates Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bates are very happy over the arrival of a baby girl. The little Miss was born at the Duchesne Medical Clinic June 2, weighed 6 12 lbs. and will be named Thalia Kay. Miss Wilma Williams spending a few days parents, Mr. and Mrs. liams. MisS Williams is the is home, with her Ed Wil- attending BYU. son of Ronald Ivie, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ivie, recently His mother broke his collar-bonreports that he is coming along e. alright. Mrs. William McKeam and son, Ronald, were overnight visitors y at the Vaun Lott home. Visitors at the Wilbur Bates on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stonebreaker and family, of Salt Lake, and Don and Guy May-heand their mother of Duchesne. Dinner guests at the Baums were Mr. and Mrs. W, R. Peatross and daughter, of Duchesne, and Miss Pamela Peatross of Salt Lake. CALIFORNIA TRIP Mrs. Gertrude Williams and Mrs. Noma Rowley accompanied Mrs. Max Thom, of Springville, to California, where they will visit relatives for a few days. Robert Rowley is staying at the home of his uncle, Isaac Baum of Heber, while his mother is in California. Ronald McKean, of Salt Lake, is visiting his cousins, Charles and Stephen Lott, for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hamblin and sons visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mezenen. ' Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Baum visited with their daughter and and family, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin White, on Sunday. Miss Barbara Mezenen is home for the summer.. She graduated last week from Spanish Fork High School. Miss Mezenen has lived with her aunt, Mrs. Elva Pace, the past three years. Mrs. Minerva Olsen, of Duchesne, is staying with her daughter, Lena, and family. RETURN FROM IDAHO Mrs. Vaun Lott reports a fine trip to Idaho last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lott accompanied Mr. and Mrs. William McKean to Boise for the Memorial Day holiday. They also visited other relatives at Twin Falls and Pocatello. Miss Mary Lott stayed in Salt Lake at the home of Mr. Lotts sister, Mrs. Rulon Satterfield. Young Steve Lott celebrated his 12th birthday this week. The youngsters took in a movie and at the Lotts had refreshments ranch home. w son-in-la- Electric Jacks Appliance Repairs Motor - PEERLESS PUMPS hone Res. Utah Roosevelt, - 240-- 339-- ii UINTAH BASIN RECORD Thursday, June 9, 1955 jjj Crystal Wilcken US AC average is maintained. Sharon was Marilyn LeFevre, who was the other received the Readers Digest certificate for merit and a years subscription to the magazine. Miss Renae Thomas, who has been student body president this year, received the Dar.forth Foundation award for outstanding leadership and service to her school, a copy of the book, I Dare You, and certificate. Pleasy Lewis received the Babe Ruth Memorial Sportsman ship award consisting of an individual medal and her name engraved on the plaque at the school. Carma Sizemore received a scholarship to the Beauty Salon, Inc. in Salt Lake City, valued at $169.00, Linda Mae Giles received a scholarship to the Holloywood Beauty College in Salt Lake City valued at $160.00. Other school awards were: Second year typewriting, Lila Jean First year typewriting; Carter; for Carolyn Pilling, certificate spelling accomplishment in 11th grade English; Connie Ivie, Sharon Hamilton, Editor of School Paper certificate and certificate for student director of the chorus; Lonnie Carlile, Dennis Jones and Lynn Turnbow received certificates in Industrial Arts; Marilyn LeFevre, student band director; LaRetta Jones and Carolyn Pilling received certificates in sewing and Marilyn LeFevre had earlier received the Betty Crocker home making award in Home Economics. Coach James Knight made the awards for atheletic following accomplishment: Basketball certificates to Lane Josie, Mark Michie, Bobby Pace, Ray Pace, Max Giles, and Larry Van Tassell. Larry Ivie won the junior division Field Day certificate and Lane Josie the certificate for Field Day in the Senior Division. Senior Penthalon winners were Nolen Giles, Larry Ivie and Kent Pace, and junior were Larry winners Penthalon Wilcken, Bobby Webb and Stephen Rhoades. Mrs. Irene Johnson was presented two lovely lamps for her special services to the athletic department in preparing special meals and cooking for the banquet. High School and Elementary students who received attendance awards were: Yvonne Woolley, Linnette LeFevre, Mable LeFevre, Larry Brown, Carol Ann Brown, Kathryn Wadley, Anna Lewis, Faun Carlile and Tony Norris. For special achievement in the Elementary grades the following awards were made: Rose Ann Van Tassell, Claudia Wadley, Donna Wadley, Diane Pace, Allen Michie, Toni Fabrizio, Tony Norris, Sandra Wadley, Joyce Gines, Bonnie Roberts, Carol Turbow and Sharon Defa. Cars Col I Ids A two car collision occured Sunday, May 29, en the turn near the Frank T. Defa ranch between Hanna and Tabiona. Injured in the accident were Mrs. William Hite and son Richard, who were taken to Salt Lake City for treatment. Others involved in the accident who received cuts and scratches were Ila Mae Casper, driver of one car, LaRetta Jones, who was riding with her, and William Hite, who was driver of the other car. The Hites are residents of Oak Creek, Colorado, and were enroute home from a motor tour.' , Mrs. Lee Wagstaff and her daughters motored to Heber where they visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elden Casper. Mr. and Mrs. Casper joined them to visit in Clearfield at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nye. Miss Sheila Wagstaff is spending a few weeks visiting at the Nye home, and another daughter, Miss Sherry Wagstaff is enjoying a few weeks visiting at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mick Jensen, in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Casper, Mrs. Nye and Lee Wagstaff are sisters and brother. Ann a , Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wadley who are presently living in Salt Lake City were weekend visitors at their home here. Von Brown, who is employed at Rangely, Colorado, was recently visiting his family here. He reports he is trying to find a house to move his family to Colorado soon. We shall hate to see them leave our community where they have contributed in many church and civic activities, but wish them success in their new home. Von is counselor in the Tabiona ward bishopric and Leone has been YWMIA president for a long time. Mr .and Mrs. Ted Nye and their family enjoyed receiving a beautiful picture post card from Mr. and Mrs. Doyle K. Swallow who are Graduate Sports In The Open Space Irccidi Planting trucks from the states angling pressure. -Miss Nadine Roberts graduated twelve hatcheries are on the go Mrs. Bird Elsie from the Utah State Agricultural again this week as receding high Seasonal field work is now getwater in many streams makes it ting underway as biologists for College at Logan last week. BacATTEND STAKE SWARM calaureate services were Friday NIGHT AT DUCHESNE possible to stock them with legals. the Department of Fish and Game All streams that were high and continue the long range night, June 3 and Commencement Mrs. Lois Terpening, Deon Bird, inventory was Saturday morning. Miss Robfor the May 28 opening of of Utahs fishing waters. roily Melba Larsen Cladys and Capson, erts received a Bachelor of Linda Larsen attended Survey work will begin on Beehive the general trout season, are now Science degree. She also received Swarm held in Duchesne, receiving legals from the ample drainages into Utah Lake as this night, certificates for teaching in secto fisheries project May 31. Linda graduated from stocks held at each hatchery, ac- Federal-Ai- d ondary education and vocational Beehive. cording to the Department of Fish goes into the third year of operhome economics. Parents of Miss ation. Previously covered are the Morgan Keller, Roland Duke, and Game. O.S 06J.OW These include the Upper Weber, Sevier, Price, Weber, Bear and Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Rob- Joe Shields and Curtis Lamb made Blacksmiths Ogden River drainages. Jf youre planning; to live to be a erts attended the graduation. Also a trip to Moses Lake, Washington Upper Provo, Logan, A crew of six men will sample hundred, youre headed for a Ion g in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. last week to look over the count- Fork and other major and minor streams where conditions did not fish foods, habitat, and actual fish retirement. To be sure you enjoy Morris Wilson, aunt and uncle of ryNadine from Morgan, Utah. Miss populations from each water covMr, and Mrs. Thomas M. Gil- warrant earlier stocking. it, plan also to have money enough Roberts also graduated from the bert attended The Department said periodical ered. Classified knowledge from exercises for all the little extras. Get on L.D.S. graduation Institute at Logan on Sun- at the BYU in Provo, at which planting will now continue until these surveys then forecast the Payroll Savings where you work. day, May 29. d best types and numbers of fish their daughter, Naomi, was a late summer in all Its the painless way to set aside Nadine reports she has signed a waters where legal sized trout suited to each water. In turn, the graduate. dollars as you earn, have them contract to teach at Tabiona High Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ross and are normally planted to meet the states hatchery planting program is geared to the known facts in pile up to bring back more dollars School this next school year. family, of Roosevelt, Mr. and in the future. Each $75 Invested Mrs. Gwen Bodily and son, of while Mr. Bodily is in Salt Lake, stocking waters to bring a maximum creel return to the angler. Mr. and Mrs. DeLyle Giles and Gusher, visited Sunday at the where he will be employed. in United States Savings Bonds The department said that all Mrs. Charlie Bird, Deon, Decomes back as $100, in less than Mrs. Joy Allred and son were home of Mrs. Merle Ross. Mrs. ten years. Bonds held longer gather weekend visitors at the Leo S. Bodily will stay with her mother laine and Mildred Bird attended waters of the state will be surSacrament meeting at Neola, Sun- veyed and classified as this immore compound Interest. Sign up on Defa home. to see the new son of Mr. portant project continues. Dickie Turnbow, of Orem, has day, Payroll Savings enjoy a long, hap- been visiting with and 'Mrs, Clair Duncan blessed. Larry Defa for py retirement, worry-freMorris C, was the name he was several days. He returned to his Trout eggs will be taken this home Monday. Larry went with given by his father, Clair Duncan. week from native cutthroat spaw-ner- s Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Solomonson, him for a few days visit in Orem. that have come up the states Mrs. Gail H. Anderson of Roosevelt, also attended. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Holder, newly installed fish ladder at the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gilbert and Indian Creek spillway on the of Texas, spent Monday visiting returned from south end of Strawberry Reserwith Mr. and Mrs. DeLyle Giles family Sunday Mrs. Lila McDonald and daugh- Moses Lake, Washington, where voir. UINTA SALES BARN - JUNE 4, at the Leo S, Defa home. They went to Salt Lake, where they ter, Gaye, Mrs. Lorna Jensen and they have been living the past Several hundred spawners are CATTLE 220 plan on spending the week visit- daughter, Luella; Mrs. Maude An- two years. They expect to make now being held in ponds above their home here. Good to choice steer calves, ing with Mr. and Mrs. Giles out derson and the ladder for the important egg Lee, daughter, 20.50-22.2- 5 with plainer kinds, there and returning back here for went to Mt. Emmons Ardye for a Mia taking operations, according to the Ida and Marva Horrocks, Lois Department of Fish and Game. good quality heifer next weekend. Mr. Holder and Maid award social. Mrs. Roxella with plainer DeLyle were buddies in the U. Brown is their leader. calves, 18.00-19.0- 0 Terpening, Elsie, Deon and MilNearly two million native trout kinds down to 16.50; good quality S. Navy. dred Bird, Barbara Gilbert, Paul- eggs have been taken at the Clyde 17.00-19.7Mrs. Cliff Roberts is visiting at Stocker steers, yearling River station at Mr. and Mrs. Dean and ine Larsen, Marsha Lusty, Eleanor mixed kinds of yearling the home of a sister in Salt Lake children, of Salt Lake, Rowley visited Mr. Capson, Richard Capson,four-stak-Roseta the north end of the reservoir. at15.00-17.7- 5 on e steers, including Hol- City this week. She plans Peak of the run has not yet and Mrs. Calvin Jensen, Sunday, Myore attended the stein Stocker steers 15.00-17.7tending the wedding of one of her cold Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Rowley dance festival at Union High Fri- been reached as recent medium quality stocker heifers, nieces on Wednesday. weather slowed the immigration of visited at the home of Mr. and day night. who 15.00- - 18.75; Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wilcken, commercial Mr. and Mrs. Clair Duncan and cows, Mrs. Marion Christensen, Sunday. spawners into the traps. 12.00-13.9utility cows, 10.50-11.7- 5 are staying at Rock Creek at the Etholene Burton, Alta and Leda family, of Neola, visited Saturday Native cutthroat eggs are also with canners and cutters, present time, visited at the Dick Bickstead and Ardyce Lee Ander at the home of Mr. and Mrs. taken from the Fish Creek being home and Wilcken commercial bulls, 13.50 Friday night son and Luella Jensen went to Charlie Bird. station at Scofield Reservoir. home Bird returned few commercial Charlie 15.50; steers, Saturday night. Roosevelt Thursday evening for a 16.75-16.9JOINS CHURCH few fed heifers, 15.00-18.6Monday from the Roosevelt Hosdance practice. Leo B. Defa became a member good to choice veal, 20.00-23.5- 0 Mrs. George B. Rust, of Manti pital, where he has been receivwith commercial kinds at of the LDS church Saturday night, is visiting her grandsons and fam- ing medical treatment. 15.00-20.0Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Marti made very few cows with June 4, when he was baptized ilies, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Potter calves at side but selling from and confirmed at the Duchesne and Mr. and Mrs. Elton Potter for a trip to Salt Lake over the weeki stake house. The baptism was per- 0 end. , per pair. a few days. formed by Mr. Defas father-in- 131 Mrs. Boyde Freston and son, of SHEEP A. M, Burton and son, Milan, Roosevelt, visited at the home of Package of 106 lb. spring lambs, law, Boyd Williams, and Gail Van were home for the weekend. Will Extend Local Service to 19.90; other packages of 90 lb. Tassell, mission president, carried A group of Gleaners and Ex- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie the Altamont Area 0 lambs, 19.25-19.7lb.) through with the confirmation, plorers and their leader, Mrs. Larsen, while Boyde helped take THURSDAY EVERY Blanche 11.50-13.0were: Others on comthe range. shorn yearlings, attending Cleo Frandsen, went to Mt. Em- the cattle mercial ewes, 7.00-8.2- 5 with com- Defa, Dorothy, Vickie and Sherry mons Tuesday evening.. Calls Will Be Taken During mon kinds, 3.00-67bucks, 2.75; Ann Williams and Elva Van TasDean Anderson is driving Miles The Week at Charity is injurious unles it ewes with lambs at side, 17.00- - sell. Christensens milk truck while helps inFEED STORE become to BUCHANAN the recipient 19.00 per pair. Miles is away on business. John D. Rockeof it. Altamont dependent 3740 Phone HOGS 145 The following stake visitors Hal Brotherson, of Nevada, vis0 lb. butchers, 18.10-18.8from Duchesne were visitors at ited Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Brother-so- n feller, Jr. 240-27- 5 350-36- 0 n church last Sunday evening: lbs., 17.75-18.2last week. 430 lbs. 13.00; lbs., 15.25-16.2Christensen, Wrenetta GranMr. and Mrs. Laron Beckstead 275-38- 5 13.75-16.0lb. packing sows, ger, Kara Lynn Smith, Art Taylor and Leda went to Provo, Wednes230-30- 5 lb. boars, and Don Mayhew, also David to look for a place for Alta 95 lb. feeder pigs, 19.75; Bates. The program was given by day and Leda to live for the summer. 19.25-19.70 lb. feeder the Sunday School. pigs,. They are going to summer school. 0 weiner pigs, Miss Pat Nelson, of Tulsa, Okper Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Brotherson head. lahoma, is a guest of Clive Moon went to Duchesne Sunday after3 HORSES . for a few days. She attended noon. Medium kinds of horses, 47.50- - B.Y.U. the past year and plans 70.00 per head. on returning to Oklahoma for the Mr. and Mrs. Matt Foley, of summer months. Roosevelt,Sunday visiting Clive Moon and Rex Michie, at the Ted spent enjoying a motor trip to Louisiana Wilcken home. have of the BYU, where they will visit Mrs. Swal- both students COURT OF HONOR lows brother and his family. They returned to their home for the A Court of Honor for the Hanmonths. summer also are visiting in Texas, New na Scouts, Troop No. 265, will Vance Millard spent the last be held Mexico, Colorado and report seein Sacrament meeting on weekend in Salt Lake City. ing many beautiful places. RowJune 12. night, Sunday A Sunday School faculty meet- an C. Stutz will be Supt. Mrs. Leona Swallow and her to present of Mr. home Trail Builder Boys enjoyed a ing was held at the This family41 had paid $35 as a deposit on an make the awards. . weinie roast at the Lewis Reser- and Mrs. Ray Hackett Wednesday apartment at a summer resort. At the last voir recently. A special guest of night, June 1. The following Sunof Elden Wilcken, Duchesne, atin were officers the group was Allen Michie, of day School moment, the reservations had to be shifted to the home of Mr. and the Hanna Ward, who is the only tendance: Mr. and Mrs. Parley visited at on Wilcken Mrs. Ted Sunday, a later date because of a change in the hus-banboy in his group in Hanna ward. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Winslow June 5. Florence Tom Fabrizio, Enjoying the party with their Rhoades, vacation plans. He called the rental Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richardteacher were LaMar Thomas, Carl Roberts, LaMay Roberts, Emma of son were and family, Roosevelt, John Nye, Jerry Turnbow, Robert Hardman, Carole Defa, Marilyn agent by Long Distance, explained the circumthe Bob Smith Lee, Connie Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Sunday visitors at Casper and Tony Norris. stances and reached agreement that the money home this week. The two families Recent guests at the home of Hackett. North Fork a in picnic enjoyed made Joe Mrs. and Mr. would apply to a later period. For this family, Curry Mr. and Mrs. Heber Jones were the same day. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wood, of Los a business trip to Duchesne on here was proof that telephone service doesnt Catholic Mass was held at the Angeles, Calif, and Mrs. Martha Tuesday of this week. Bob Smith home Sunday afterAWARDED QUILT cost it pays! Fraughton, of American Fork. The We are proud to announce that noon. ladies are all sisters and enjoyed S. Air U. the of Neil This is only one of many ways the teleFabrizio, Mrs. Connie Lee, stake Bee Keepa few days together. for left Force, BeeEngland Monday, stake the awarded was Mrs. Nora L. Davis of Compton, er, phone can save you money, valuable time and 30. He is scheduled to be Calif., who has been spending a hive quilt for this year. It was j May 45 lookon He plans days. gone trouble, too. So use it often let it work for couple of weeks at the home of .presented to her at stake Beehive ing up the Nile Willdens (Lila Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nye, has now Swarm night on May 31. you. Aren't there some calls you should make Turnbow) while there. Mr. and gone to Roosevelt for a visit with Mrs. Willden are stationed near friends and relatives. ward Lond The foUowing from right now? Mr. Willden serving in Mr. and Mrs. Farland Jones atte"de the U. S. Air Force. Mrs. Fabrizio and family, of Burley, Idaho, en- night, Var a 3L plans on remaining in Mt. Home, t relajoyed visiting friends and J?eth ldah where. she has employment face Name withheld, but story tives in this vicinity recently. Moon and Vida Curry. The N Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gines, of two Beehive girls from this ward J, Mrs. yTom is an actual case taken from Fabrizio Salt Lake City recently visited rel- Bonnie Pace and Beth Giles were. made tQ Salt uke and Telephone Company files. atives and friends in Tabiona. MondaJ given their awards for completing week Vance Several from Tabiona enjoyed Beehive work and have now be-- 1 MiUard cam back with them. the opening dance at Defas come Mia Mads. i Mr. and. Mrs. Charlie Fabrizio Dance Hall at Hanna Saturday Mr and Mrs. Craig Wilcken , to Salt Lake and back Oran the at are Rosie Defa Mrs. and family visiting reports evening. and Thursday of Wednesday is'on this week. the hill billy orchestra which 'Curry home Craig played Saturday, is expected to working at the local pump station furnish the music for most the this week. dances in their summer dance hall Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Lee and this year, and everyone is invited children, of Springville. were vis-t- o join the crowd and have a iting over Memorial weekend at the Frank T. Defa home. Mrs. of LaMay Roberts. The girls are good time. going to take up advanced sew- NEWS FROM THE BOYS Lee and Mrs. Defa are sisters. I wild rose quilt ing. An election of officers was IN THE SERVICE A beautiful Patsy Curry, A happy reunion in California was quilted in Relief Society last held as follows: was recently enjoyed by three Tuesday for Mrs. Florence Rob- - president; Bonnie Pace, vice-preident; Marilyn Lee, secretary and Tabiona school classmates when erts. Norman Casper, Ted D. Nye and J. Garlic made a trip out and Linda Lee, reporter; LaMay Rob-bac- k from Provo on Tuesday of erts, member. Refreshments were Marvin Ottosen were able to meet. Norman is in the Navy Submarine last week. He came out to teach served. Nadine Roberts will be the service, Ted D. is in the Navy Airi the special interest class in Mut ual, who are studying the Book leader for the club. The younger girls also met at the home of of Mormon. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Lee and baby, their leader, LaMay Roberts the of Mapleton, visited on Memorial same time. Following is their Day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. election of officers. Toni Fabrizio, Sharon Giles, president; Defa. Dottie Ann Moon, secPatsy Curry spent last week revisiting at the Andrew Johnson retary and Barbara Hackett, porter. Other members are Geralhome in Orem. Telephone peopli In Utah work every day to make year Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. Defa made dine Pace, Rebecca Moon and will also Pleasy Lewis has been visiting a business trip to Provo Thursday, Sharon Defa. These girls tolepbeie service an even bluer valie. take up sewing. As yet, neither in Salt Lake City at the home of June 2. Bob Lee, of Salt Lake City, and club has decided upon a name. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Defa. Anita Nielsen and friends two one of Tabby Marilyn LeFevre, Max Giles, who is working in Highs recent graduates, is em- - Janice Wright, of Salt Lake, were 'tujjjTwi--J ployed in the office of the Sum- - visitors at the Ray Lee residence Salt Lake City, came home for the last weekend. merhay's Music Co. in Salt Lake. May 28 and 29. hard-fishe- Jalmaqe e! 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