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Show Durliesne Debuantes had a surprise breakfast at 5:S0 a.m. at the school Saturday after they were rounded up from their homes. They modeled their nightwear and then went home afoot. Breakfast Recent visitors st the home of Mrs. Anns Csss and Mr. and Mrs. George Conn were Harvey and Francis Hatch from Annan dale, Va. Mrs. Anna Case and Marlon Morten-se- n were in Salt Lake recently where they visited with Mrs. Cases daughter Mrs. Lillian Flesher and also her son Mr. and )t'& Owi Policy by Kenneth Adney Nearly 46 million Americans now own boats of one type or another, and with the exception of collisions, fires and explosions are the greatest dangers boatmen face. Fire is always possible. A break In a stove fuel line, an upset stove, cooking grease catching fire, overheated blowers and pumps and unattended cigarettes are potential sources of fire with all types of boats. Mrs. Melvin Nielsen and family. Ray Mott was taken to the Roosevelt hospital on Monday evening because of s heart ailment He will be under observation for several days. Roy and Mary Ellison were In Salt Lake on Thursday and Friday to see their grandson Terry Ellison who is in th University Hospital. Terry was robbed and shot in the chest on Thursday in Salt Lake . He is reported recovering very well. Visiting at the home of Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tattoo Bench on Mothers Day were Charles and Dorothy Cary from Kearns and Ray and Eva Bench from Granger. Hay and Eva also visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Powell from Cody, Wyo, their son, Devon Powell and Carl Wall stopped last week overnight and visited with relatives and friends. They were on their way to Midvale to attend the funeral of Harold's mother, Mrs. Ada Powell Gardner. Also attending the funeral from here were her brothers, Dean and Jess Hadden, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Esauk and Marie Kielbasa. Mrs. Alene Thomas of Orem and her son sp4 Douglas Ivle and his wife, who flew here from Germany last week to attend the funeral of his brother, Dennis, visited for two days at the home of Alene' s mother, Mrs. Sylvia Mecham. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gee were In Salt Lake two days last week where they visited with Mrs. Gees sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Devear Ross. Margaret and Homer Taylor from Bountiful visited overnight on Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gee. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Dott are first time parents of a baby boy born Thursday May 4 at the Roosevelt Hospital. He weighed 7 lbs 5 oz and will be named Raymond Frank. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Qulnten Rasmussen, Duchesne and Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Dott of Kings Canyon Natl Park, Calif., Also a great grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Row-le- y, Duchesne. John Breakfleld was in Grand Junction last week where he attended Hotline school for Moon Lake Electric. Visiting with parents Mr. and Mrs. A1 Mezenen over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simmons and family from Layton, Enjoying Mother's Day at the home of Mrs. Gladys Odeklrk were her daughters and their families Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Kerr and daughter Karylee and Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Laramie and son Gary from Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Cook from Los Angeles, Calif., stopped on Wednesday and visited with Mrs. Ruby Thomas. Mrs. Mary Thomas and daughter Mrs. Patsy Becker from Sandpoiut, Ida., are visiting this week at the home of her son Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thomas and also with Marys sister Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas and other family members. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas attended a retirement party for four members of the Fish and Game Dept, st the Hotel Utah In Salt Lake on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs Harold Gee and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas were guests at a Mothers Day dinner on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Thomas in Vernal. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Robbins were their grandson , and his wife. Chuck and Carol Zimmerman from Moab and also Paul and Phyllis Meade from Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brown and family from Clearfield and Elizabeth Gall and her roommate Lynn from Salt lake visited over the weekend with their sister and family, Mr . and Mrs. Bud Bancroft. Elizabeth also visited at Nine Mile with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neville Wlm-mer. t Visiting on Mothers Day and enjoying a family dinner at the home of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bancroft were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bancroft and family from Orem, Mr. and Mrs. Butch Miller and son Denny from Salt Lake , Jay and Vlcena Bowden from Vernal and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bancroft and family. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Thompson and family spent three days In Montrose, Colo., this week visiting with Rex's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill lasher. Adele Marett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Marett, returned home April 27 from an LDS Mission in the Colorado-Ne- w Mexico Spanish Mission field. She gave her report in Sacrament meeting on Here to attend the meeting Sunday. were her sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Max Forbush from Provo and also Annette who is attending USU st Logan, her grandmother, Mrs. Lucille Wimmer from Nine Mile, Sally and Paul Henry and son Daniel from Logan and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wimmer from Heber. Weekend visitors at the home cf Mr. and Mrs. Marvell Marett were their grandchildren David and Dianna Witt from Calexico, Calif., and Davids fiancee all are attending BYU, also their daughter Mrs. La Rue Bell and her daughter in law, Rose Bell from Salt Lake who were Also visiting on their way to Texas. were their granddaughter and her family, David and Barbara Jensen and daughter Michelle from Salt Lake. Some of the young people who were home over the weekend were; Bryan Ibach, son of Mr. and Mrs. John lliach and Alike Bragdon, son of Mrs. Ken Bragdon, Tustln, Calif., who are attending CEU at Price; Miss LeAnn Jacobson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Jacobson; Miss Lori Perkins, daughter of The fiberglass used by most boat builders burns considerably faster than plywood. Only a small percentage of boats have been constructed with a resin. Ask before you buy. As skipper, pay close attention to stoves to see I tint they are approved for marine use. Make sure they're fastened securely and well ventilated. STANDARD - Roottevelt, Utah Thursday, May 18. 1972 7 Conamore school gets sand box from Legion Alemlwrs of William R. Sands American Legion Post No. 6, of Myton have built and donated a sand box to the Conamore school at Myton. Blaine Brokaw was carpenter in charge of the project. They donated their time and materials to make this project. A member said that they only felt bad that they hadn't thought of completing the project sooner. All the students of tills school enjoyed playing in the box. Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Dunkley; Lynne and Kristy Tellsak, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Tellsak. Going to Park City for Mother's Day were Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Murdock. There they visited with her parents, Air. and Mrs. Tom Stewart and her slter, Shirley. They also stopfied In Heber to visit with Watching yuungitlern play In their new aand box at the ConAmore Rchool in Myton are American Legion men? bers, AlUton Lott, Lewla Arnold, Tony Creak and Bid Cooper. William R. Kanda Pont No. 5 built and donated the Hand box to the M'hooL Prniect friends. Going to Ephraim to spend the weekend were Mr. and Airs. Frederick Nlel Bailey and sons. They stayed with his parents, Ur. and Mrs. Fred Bailey. - Those out of town attending the graven, side funeral services of Ethel J. Wednesday were; Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Schon Ian; Christine, Jane and James Scho-nla- Scho-nla- n, Calif.; Mr. and Airs. Richard Johnstun, Tracy, Calif.; Lillian and Janet Rliees, Ogden; Aiadge Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Anderson; Mrs. Scott Anderson; Mr. and Airs. E. W. Crocker Salt Lake City; Mrs. Karl Wilkinson, and Mrs. Ken Henry, San Jose, Calif. Mrs. Nellie 1L Jones returned home from the Wasatch County hospital Thursday. Mrs. Karl Wilkinson and Mrs. Ken Henry and son Scott of San Jose, Calif., are visiting st the home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Brooks. San Diego, SUM I W DUCHESNE Neighbors My the 44' i v from Frovo V"" 'fa - 'Indians"' Mwt' ' ; Vf Walch where you re going. can't you, you clumpy bird lira in! isniiiiiaiiMaaiij nt Interior Service Insurance Agency of Roosevelt Phone 722-34- - Roosevelt, flab or mire el Buy 1 Gal. Be particularly careful of batteries. Under certain conditions, storage batteries give off hydrogen gas, which can explode. The Coast Guard lists fire as the greatest cause of property damage on boats. To protect yourself against such loss, see us about marine insurance at 4th Graders FOR Mim Wren's fourth grade at Myton Elementary ha het-- a tudJ-lnlife. To gain a deeper appreciation for Pion pioneers, they tied n quilt and plan to give It away hi a service project. E DELUXE QUALITY PREMIUM QUALITY EKfidirniir Bay DESERET 44 The Deseret Federal Mobile Savings Center will be in Roosevelt every Monday T. from 9:30 to 4:00 at Third South and Second East. 1 Gal. al PHONE 7- s-- pme sals w 2020 ENAMELIZED HOUSE PAINT 2020 ENAMELIZED jywnFRA South Main Street Salt Lake City ONLY -l m's rooskvfi.t, XT An |
