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Show ilge Limit Raised UINTAH BASIN ItECOSD For Polio D.H.S. SENIOR CLASS TO TOUR PARKS BETWEEN MAY 10 13 Vaccine In Utah FOR VISIT Bill Lawsen, former barber and resident of Duchesne, arrived in town this week to spend three months vacation and rest after a very recent illness. Bill has been working in Selma, Alabama, and is now retired. He left Duchesne in October of 1948, and is very glad to be back to renew acquaintances with his old Friends here. He said he is looking forward to lots of fishing, too. Mayor Chester Lyman took him around town on Monday to show him our improvements, and to visit the Arzy Mitchells. COMES HAPPY COOKS 4--H CLUB ORGANIZE THIS WEEK The Happy Cooks Club of Duchesne, held their first meeting of the season on May 2, at the home of Miss Vesta Hayes. They have eight members as follows: Carolyn Remund, Maiy Ann Merk-leSherry Lundgren, Virginia Wardle, Madge Baum, Barbara Bond, Vesta Hayes and Elaine Wimmer. President as Carolyn Remund, vice president, Mary Ann Merkley; secretary, Sherry Lundgren; and reporters, Virginia Wardle and Madge Baum. 4-- H VON THOMASES HOSTS AT 500 CLUB MONDAY Mrs. Dean Larsen and children The 500 Club met at the home of Salt Lake City came last Thursof Mr. and Mrs. Von Thomas on day to spend a few days with the Monday evening and guests were: Marvel Moores. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fitzwater, Mr. Mrs. Phil Nielsen and baby of and Mrs. Junior Wilson, Mr. and' Moab are visiting with the Arnold Mrs. Deon Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Robbins for a few days this week. Wm. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Niles Earl, and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mrs. Noretta Wiegand and chil- Stephenson. Scores weTe won by dren of Rapid City, South Dakota, the Browns and the Earls. A very tasty luncheon was served by the are in Duchesne for a visit with the Arnold Robbins. hostess. Mrs.. Giegand will be joined by MELAINE DAVIES IS 5 her husband, Del. At the end of YEARS OLD SATURDAY all. sail will that time the family Little Melaine Davies, daughter for Libia, where they will make their home for the next two years. of Mr. and Mrs. Marley Davies, Mr.' Wiegand is with Ohio Oil Co. celebrated her 5'th birthday anniversary last Saturday with 10 little and is being transferred there. friends who came and enjoyed the Mr. and Mrs. Ken Workman and games and ice cream cones and family of Salt Lake came Monday cup cakes. She received many to spend' a few days at the home nice "gifts from her friends. of G. B. Workman. HILDUR JOHNSTUN HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Dean Powell atHostess to the Duchesne Bridge tended a mail carriers convention in Pleasant Grove on Sunday. Club on Monday night was Mrs. and members Hildur Johnstun, Mrs. Owen Wright has been ill that joined in the evenings actithe last few days and her daugh- vity were: Mrs. Bessie Kohl, Mrs. ter, Mrs. Freda Zufeltz of Heber Oleah Johnstun, Mrs. Ruby Thomis here to stay with her for a as, Mrs. Nellie Nelsen, Mrs. Mildred Carman, Mrs. Thelda Halwhile. stead, Mrs. Phyllis Day and Mrs. Eugene Rasmussen has been ill Afton Bromley. Scores went to the past week, and was in the Mrs. Carman, Mrs. Thomas and Duchesne Hospital for a while. Mrs. Oleah Johnstun. A lovely He is reported as being better, luncheon was enjoyed by everyone. but is still under treatment. -- Summers The Clarence Moats are sportMrs. James spent Wednesday in Salt Lake City. ing around this week a beautiful new Plymouth station wagon, red Pres. Hale Holgate and Elmer and black. attended .. the Seminary Moon graduation of Tabiona at the Han- BABIES CHRISTENED SUNDAY na ward Sunday evening. . AT DUCHESNE MEETING The following babies were christened at Sacrament meeting last Sunday in Duchesne: Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kipp Merkley, received the name of Debra. Wiring - Electric Motor The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. New Location - Building Eut Anthony Pendleton, received the of Roosevelt Standard name of Ann. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Myran Roosevelt, Utah Phone Roosevelt 335 Taylor, received the name of Myran Duane. E. A. Call Service REFRIGERATION The age limit for those eligible to receive Polio vaccine has been extended to include children in the 10 to 14 year old group, according to Arvin L. Bellon, who attended the board meeting of the Polio Advisory Committee of the State Board of Health, held in Salt Lake City on May 7. Mr. Bellon, chairman of the Duchesne County1 Infantile Paralysis Chapter, was recently appointed to the Polio Advisory Committee of the State Board of Health to represent Duchesne County. Previously the age limit was up to and including 9 year olds. Thus all those in the age group from 0 to 14 inclusive and expectant mothers are now included in the priority group. Mr. Bellon also noted that Duchesne County is lagging in the use of the vaccine available to them and' recently over 25 of that available had not been used. He pointed out that Utah is extremely fortunate for the excellent manner in which the State Board of Health and physicians of the state have adopted and carried out the Salk Vaccine' program. Utah is one of the few states in which the vaccine is obtained 100 per cent through the State Board of Health through Federal Grants and certainly all of those within the eligible age group should avail themselves of the opportunity to obtain the vaccine while it is available free of charge. Polio Season Seen The polio season will soon be upon us and with all indications pointing to ample vaccine in the next few weeks and months, every child in the priority age group and' every mother expectant should have at least one shot before we enter the danger period. If we continue to lag in the use of the vaccine available, we will be in danger of losing it to other areas where there is demand for it, Mr. Bellon continued. The committee also voted to make all vaccine received available to anyone in the priority group for either first or second shots and not to hold vaccine for second shots for those who receive their first. Thus those receiving first shots now will have to rely on future allotments for their second shot. It was felt that this would avail more of the opportunity for at least one shot before the polio season and that there would be vaccine available in time for their second shot. Third' shots are not available at this time. Also attending the meeting with Mr. Bellon were Mrs. Hyrum Jensen and Mrs. Neal Schaefermeyer of Roosevelt. First All-Indi- an Ground Observer Corps Organized Ground Ob The first servation Corps in the United in States started' functioning Whiterocks last Saturday. Initiated by T. H. York, Baptist minister of Gusher, and operated by Wilson Taveapont, chief ob server, the Corps now has nine teen volunteer observers who have been standing watches during the daylight hours.. Violet Grant, assistant chief observer, is helping to train girls and women to serve. have Three evening meetings been conducted by Mr. Taveapont in the Parish Hall at which instruction has been given in the identification of planes, the proper procedure for reporting flights and the keeping of logs. Through these meetings which are open to all, many others have become interested and are considering signing up for service. Material for a tower, to be furnished by the government, is expected soon, and' Indian labor will erect the structure which, when equipped with a telephone, will then be the observation post. Floyd Wopsock was to have had the honor of being the first to serve as an observer in this unique corps, but failed to show up when due, so Rosa Parriett substituted for him and has the distinction of being the first observer. an -- Three Teachers Given Transfers To D. H. S. To Brighten Her Day Mother Potted Plants for long-lastin- g 1.50 & up loveliness Fragrant Jlouquets fresh-cu- t, artistically Lovely Corsages 3.50 & up arranged 1.50 & up for shoulder or waist Flatter Mother With Dewey-Fres- h TWZr: :ry Flowers on Her Day The principal and two teachers Duchesne of the Elementary School this term will accept positions as instructors at the Duchesne High School next year, reports Supt. Rowan C. Stutz. Principal Albert J. Potts requested' the transferral from the administration post. P.enon Christensen and Naomi Gilbert are the teacher transferees. The Douglas Horrocks visited in Vernal on Sunday with the Doyal Millers and the Ralph Madsens. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Oldson of Roosevelt spent Thursday evening at the ,Arch Hayes home. The Homer Fitzwaters of Orem spent the weekend with the Walter Nelsons. PHONE 255 ROOSEVELT, UTAH Thursday, May 10, 1956 -- trip to Southern Utah Parks and into Nevada is being planned by the senior class of the Duchesne High School. They plan to leave Duchesne on May 10 and return May 13. Maxine Lewis, student body president and chairman of the senior trip committee, states the group will travel by bus to Zions Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Las Vegas and Hoover Dam. Other members of the senior trip committee are Chyrl Merrell, Doris Ann Moore and Ace! Muse. Chaperons for the trip are Jerry Christensen and Reginald Burch-ina- l, DHS faculty members. A three-da- y C I4, , Delinquent Tax Penalty Brings County $416.97 : - Duchesne County taxpayers paid DISPLAYED AT SCOUT CAMPOREE in penalty on delinquent The newly organized Boy Scout troop at Utahn real and personal property taxes displayed a monkey bridge, which they had made, at the Duchesne District Camporee held last weekend at the Duchesne Airport. This is the first time for several years scouting has been oron the 1955 tax rolls, reports ganized at Utahn.. In the picture are (left to right) Pet Abplanalp, scoutmaster; Lynn White, Wright, county treasurer. Rex Anderton, Bryan Robb, Douglas Broadhead, Larry Abplanalpi, Ned Anderton, Earl Anderton, This amount was collected as the Allan Wright, Floyd Broadhead, Kenneth Wright,, Allen White, Tommy White, Ray Broadhead, 2 per cent penalty on all delinassistant scoutmaster. quent taxes from the Nov. 30, 1955 deadline through the Jan. 10 date of preliminary tax sale. All this penalty is credited to Myton Presbyterians the countys general fund to re- Plan Program imburse this fund for cost of ad For Mothers Day May 13 vertising, etc. of delinquent tax A special Mothers Day program properties, according to Utah law, is being planned for next Sunday, the treasurer explained. May 13, at the Myton PresbyterUtahns new Scout troop and Chad Peatross and Scoutmaster 11 a.m. The Rev. Duchesne MOON LAKE ELECTRIC , ian church for Explorer Post 2268 cap- Eddie Kielbassa. Wayne K. Shantz, director of tured top honors in the scoutcraft (Continued From Page 1) Albert Potts Duchesne Post speiation is a progressive organ- Christian education at the Univer- contest at the Duchesne District 2268 had nine of its Explorers addwill of deliver the UtahT ization. It has grown tremendously sity 1956 Camporee held May 4 and in the Camporee. These participate in size in the last several years ress. 5 at the Duchesne City airport, were: Moon. Jerry Jacoby', and is now recognized as the prin According to Mrs. O. A. Dart, reports Elvin O. Barker, district Calvin Jerry Ronald Hill, CalKielbasa, is music being arranged chairman. cipal electrical supplier in the special vin Robert Corman, Rowley, Bill Basin. Moon Lake serves through- for, and baptisms will be conductSome 38 Boy Scouts, 11 Ex- Wardle, Orin Barker and Leon out the entire area from about ed during the services. The public plorers, and 8 leaders attended Moon. twenty miles east of Rangely to is invited to attend. the Camporee with delegations Tabiona Troop 263 had the folFruitland and Tabiona on the from Tabiona Troop 263 Tabiona B & C ROAD FUNDS . . . lowing Scouts at the two-da- y west. Post 2263, Utahn, Duchesne Post camp: Duane Dean Rhoades, (Continued from Page 1) Under new management, the Duchesne Troop 268, and Webb, Clyde Webb, Cloyd Webb, 2268, association is taking a place in tionment was based upon a total Arcadia Troop 259 present. J. C. Carlyle, Dennis Jones, Tomthe growth and economy of the population of 8,134; 622.8 miles of B C honors Class were and taken Inspection road's; 3,240.52 entire Uintah Basin. Progressive by my Webb and Farrell Young. AtDuchesne Explorer Post 2268 and tending from Tabiona Post 2263 planning is supplying an adequate square miles of land area. were: Lynn Turnbow and Colin For Duchesne County, including Duchesne Troop 268. supply of electricity for all the Scoutcraft .activities in prepara- Hamilton. needs of the farms and ranches Altamont Town, the population Utahn Scouts included Earl An-- 1 as well as for the industrial areas was listed at 5,107, 597.4 miles of tion for the 1956 High Uinta Scout served, but more particularly in Class B and C roads, 3,236.50 Camp were conducted from 8 am. derton, Neil Anderton, Larry Abpto 12:15 p.m. and included signal lanalp, Allen Wright, Bryan Robb, square miles of land area. the Rangely area. For Duchesne City, population ing, first aid relay, tent pitching, Allen Broadhead, Douglas BroadThe decision to centralize in Vernal was made only after con 804, 8.0 miles of Class C roads, fire making, bread making, and head, Allen White, Tommy White, e building. Excellent Floyd Broadhead, Kenneth Wright, sid'ering costs and all factors 1.21 square miles in land area; monkey-bridgwhich will affect the association Myton, population 435, 6.2 road monkey bridges were built by Rex Anderton, along with Pete miles, 1.00 square mile of land Utahn and Arcadia. in years ahead. Abplanalp, - who is scoutmaster, 54 Badges Awarded area; Roosevelt, 1.628 population and Ray Broadhead, his assistant. 9.3 road miles, 1.75 miles of land Highlight of the Friday evening DUCHESNE BANKER . . . Arcadia, Troop 259, had six1 of area; Tabiona, 160 population, 1.9 activities was the monthly Du- its seven Scouts at the Camporee (Continued from Page One! sen was an Explorer advisor of road miles, .06 square mile of land chesne District Court of Honor, along with Scoutmaster Ardon Evwhere 160 persons saw 54 badges ans. Scouts present were: Bob Post 2270. He served in the Roos- area. Total allocation in this county awarded and advancement ribbons Tanner, Baird Evans, Laird Lvanst evelt stake Sunday School super taken by Arcadia, Troop 259, and Leon Ross, Evan Lusty, Jack Frost 5 intendency for one and a half in 1955 was $60,555.87 and Duchesne Post 2268. in 1954. Gilbert, and Ronald Capson. years, and for the last six months State allocation to all cities and Just prior to breaking camp, Attending tlie Camporee from was a member of the Neola LDS counties in 1955 was $2,494,472.07 Duchesne Troop 268 were: Garry each registered Scout and Explorward bishopric. From 1949 to 1951, Mr. Jensen compared with the 1956 figure of Stutz, Allen Moon, Ronald Bishop, er attending the 1956 Camporee filled a mission for the Church of $2,743,781.50 and the 1954 figure Berry Jordan, Loal Moller, Steven received one of the Utah National Davis, Wayne Ronnie Parks Council 1956 Camporee Brown, Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints of $2,359,322.64. Stutz, Ronald Ivie, Norvel Nielson, patches. in the Northern States mission. MASTER M MEN . . . He is presently employed by the (Continued from Page One) Commercial Bank of Utah. He is also a member of the Tal Wardle independent Strawberry branch. Levi J. and Rocinda Anderton ochestra. Mr. Jensen is married and' has are the parents of eight sons and H ' ' JL'X t two daughters: Shauna Lee, 4, and daughters. They are, Neil Levi, ' NorDaniel Anderton J and Mrs. Julie Ann, 2. He is a member of man (Blanche) Asmus, of Salt the Duchesne Lions Club. Lake; Mrs. E. A. (Deane). Call and Rulon J. Anderton, ELEMENTARY Roosevelt; SUPERVISOR Mrs. Raymon S. (Beth) Brown, (Continued from Page 1) 1950 with a B. S. .degree in ele- Montwel; and' two deceased sons, Arden J., their first son, who died mentary education. at the age of four, and Joseph Did Graduate Work In the fall of 1950 he began his Glen, who was lost in the Philipteaching career, being signed by pine Islands during World War II. Beautiful Nylon Lace Trim to 23 They are grandparents the Nebo School District to teach third grade at Salem, home of his children and they have 15 wife, Myrl Gardner, whom he married in 1942. During the summers AMERICAN LEGION . . . he attended the Uniof 1951-5& (Continued From Page 1) versity of Utah, doing graduate work toward his masters degree. past. year, other than Mr. Wilson In 1954 he became associated are: Deon Brown, fist Burnell DeSpain, second with the Brigham Young UniverRAYON and NYLON Wallace J, Stephsity as a faculty member and RAYON and NYLON demonstration teacher at the El- enson, adjutant; Troy Bailey, serand COTTON Titus Jhones, chapementary Laboratory School. This geant assignment gave him excellent op- lain and service officer; Orson portunity to work with elementary Mott, historian; .Baird Goff, athstudents, their teachers and to letic officer. , plan and prepare for demonstraLovely Organdy Lace Trim tions to an average of 120 college students weekly who were preparing to teach school. POULTRY WANTED In 1955 Mr. Warner again reCash paid at your coop. Write U to the turned of U, where in South Washington Poultry, 3253 August of that year he received Wash. Blvd. Ogden, Utah. his M. S. in education administration. He will replace Mrs. LaRue HOUSE MOVING I 1 ' Burgess, who was employed last Housese moved anywhere. Free with fall temporarily to succeed' Mrs. estimates. Or we will buy houses BEAUTIFUL BERKSHIRE Arietta Williams. or buildings .and move them away. An active member of the Church Phone Roosevelt 014-J- 3 NYLON of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y SPINET PIANO Saints, he has served as scoutmas To be repossessed in vicinity ter and on the Palynara stake of Duchesne. Assume bal. due. Sunday School board. He was also For further particulars write Hart a member of the Salem city coun- Bros. Music Co., 46 East, 8th So., cil, and is a past president of the Salt Lake City, Utah. Salem Lions Club. He also holds ELECTRONIC ORGAN membership in the Phi Delta KapHome spinet model. Duchesne pa, national education fraternity. The Warners have five children, area. Take over payments. For two girls and three boy's. The further information write Credit BOX BOX youngest was born in March of Department, Box No. 124, Sugar this year. 'They will make their House Station, Salt Lake City, 1 3 tc Utah. home in Duchesne this fall. When asked about the position Blue Victor seed FOR SALE as elementary school supervisor Chuck Lott, Box in Duchesne County schools, Mr. potatoes. Inquire Utah. Warner said, I feel it a great 1179, Duchesne, challenge, and that the most important issues in modern education are found in rural education. I Full line of Ferguson parts and consider this a wonderful oppor- Farm Equipment. Carter Ranch of tunity, and I am looking forward Supply, 'j mile south-wes- t to it with enthusiasm. Roosevelt on Highway 40. 5 Mechanic and service man wantMr. and Mrs. Harvey Partridge left last Wednesday for Salt Lake ed. Contact Carter Ranch Supply, of Roosevelt on where Mr. Partridge entered the 1 y2 mile PHONE 7251 . 7241 DUCHESNE, UTAH' 014-J3- . Veterans Hospital for medical Highway 40. Phone $416.97 Le-la- nd Utahn - Duchesne Scouts Reap Top Camp Honors $56,5-884.4- at KOHLS in Duchesne DUSTERS SLIPS great-childre- 2.98 2 The teachings of Jesus were simple; and yet he found it difficult to make the rulers understand, because of their great lack of spirituality. treatment. 4.98 2.98 to 5.75 3.98 Pass Gloves DRESSES GOWNS s; W AWT ADS and PAJAMAS 2.98 to 8.95 Jewelry Sets 1.98 to 9.98 4.98 to 15.75 APRONS 1.19 1.49 1.85 ' IIOSE 1.00 to 1.65 5-- 0-- Stretch Hose TOWEL SETS 1.19 to 1.65 1.98 to 6.95 HANKIES STATIONERY 590 to 1.00 590 to 1.00 Ferguson Parts sc So.-we- st . TABLE CLOTHS mUL 9 |
