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Show IFiM)M QSmgfiDCBSB i QBB3I2iCBSSS!D The Lynn Haslems had a trip to Lethbridge, Canada and other parts. they visited three temples, Logan, Idaho Falls, and Cards ton, where they went through the temples and their sons did baptisms. They also got some gene-olofrom a 98 year old relative of Joan's and saw where her great grandfather had lived and died. Other places of Interest that they visited were Glacier Park, Japanese Peace Gardens, Flat Head Lake, Montana. Verl Haslem's En-ro- ute gy SPENCER SQUIRE . , . points out some of the plrtographs found In the Nine-Mil- e Canyon area. Field trip made to Nine-Mil- e Canyon Members of the staff and others from the Uintah Basin Education Center made a field trip to Nine-mi- le canyon August 4 to view the scenic wonders and history of the Uintah Basin. Those going were Spencer Squire, the guide; Ted Olpln, Mary Ana Hall, Joyce Murdock, Jackie Garr, DeAnn De Langs, Muse Harris, who assisted with history, Art Jones, Paul Edmunds and Vaughn Hunsaker. The possibility Is being explored as to whether a class, taught by Mr. Squires, would gather enough Interest In the Basin to take a class down to Nlne-MU- e. It Is reported that Mr. Squire has a very thorough knowledge of the archeology of the area plus an unusual understanding of the geology of the area. While on the trip the group found and viewed the site of an old Butch Cassidy hideout with the help of Mr. Harris. t, Burkman all from Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith and two children from Holly, Colo, spent the night with Beatrice Lundberg on their ' way to Salt Lake. --Ea- rl Winn and children of Calif., are here visiting at the Beatrice Luud-ber- g home and other relatives. They will spend one week in the mountains and fishing before returning camping home. - -- Mr. and Mrs. Don Kettle and three daughters of Salt Lake spent the weekend with his parents. Aneita Ercanbrack was home for the weekend from Cedar City. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frlsby and family sold their home in Salt Lake and have returned to Ballard to live. They have moved Into the Charles Bingham home at Alterra. at the Tellntha Rasmussen home during the past week were son , Lloyd and grandson Robert Rasmussen from Calif., Air. and Mrs. Ben Dye, Salt Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. lleber Rasmussen and family, Idaho Falls. Johnson of Calif., spent one week at the Ercel Johnson home visiting. He Is Ercel's brother. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Brlsbin have returned home from a two week vacation to Canada where they visited their daughter Judy and family. Coming home they traveled down the Columbia River Highway and down the Calif. Caost through the Red Woods. They visited Bill's sister and family In Grouts Pass, "Ore., and brother and family In Santa Rosa) Calif. Other places of Interest visited were the Waterlon-GlarlInternational Peace Parks In Northern Montana and Canada. STANDARD . Roosevelt, Utah Thursday, August 12, 1971 son, Allen, accompanied them. The Wilmer Parrish family went on a vacation to New York to see the pageant at Hill Cumorah, as yet they haven't returned. Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Knight and children from Kirk Vlll, Missouri, are here visiting at Mrs. Knights mothers home, Hilda Arnold. They plan to stay about two weeks. The Merry Hands graduation from Primary was held at Ballard Church August 8th. Fourteen girls graduated. A program was held and cookies and punch were served. Ten mothers and three fathers attended also Bishop Max Todd and Zane Asay. Floral Collins was their teacher. Leona Lee of Salt Lake spent the night with the Dick Kettles visiting. Owen Goodrich from Othello, Wash., has spent two week here visiting at the Ellis Morrell home and other places. Dr. and Mr. Tunis and children of Provo spent the weekend at the Ellis Morrell home. Visitors at the Carl Frlshy home last Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Ver-ly- n Thomas and daughter of Salt Lake, who had been to New Mexico and were Mr. Thomas returning to their home. Is the Stake President of the ward the Frisbys use to live In In Salt Lake. A family reunion was held at the Earl Gardner home Saturday for the of Chalres Week. A large crowd attended. Mr. and Mrs. Gil Burkman drove to Salt Lake and picked up Mrs. Burkinan's mother Beatrice Lundtwrg, when she returned from a weeks vacation In Nev. and Calif. Visitors for two weeks at the Beatrice Lundtwrg home are her two grandsons, Bobble and Bill Youney and Clara NOW OPEN! er Ysir lie. Country B IPASIP 7HHIIE LITTLE PRICES In N ftemen flows Biscowwte O 1971 BELAIR u Power Steering, Automatic, Air NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! V-- 8, List Price NOW G. & L. $3723.70 FIX-I- WELDING & T SHOP across from the Pyramid Service Station, on Highway 40 south of Roosevelt PRESTON MATHEWS I, Phone 722-241- 1 Co Chevrolef-Buic- k Service you can trust PRESS flLL CHEVY CARS, TRUCKS AND BUICKS! fyitf I B 0, Quality you can depend on! (Jay Gates, Owner) Roosevelt, Utah |
