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Show Wwiiiia BBfSfflni 5.;." I i 'v, ntn i ':-- . :V7: t AWm&Bi 4 mM 71 months. e Stanley Womack Jr. left Sunday with the National Guard for two weeks at Payson. This will complete his six yearsof training with the Guard. e Visitors at the Hazel Shisler home over Decoration Day were Dee and Lamar Meldrum, Aflon, Wya, and Morgan and Clara Calvert, Salt Lake. Lamar and Clara are Hazel's sisters, e Chall and Sally Allred from Idaho were visitors at the Hazel Shisler home. They were here for the dus reunion from the old Roosevelt High school in 1938. The reunion was held at Bottle Hollow May 27. Chall is the son of Ruby Allred. Ruby, is now 90 years old and has been living with Chall for the Until last few years. then Ruby lived most of her life in Roosevelt, e Clyde and Marie Bartlett and family from Logan were here for the holiday weekend visiting Marie's mother. Melba Eldredge. e Val and Ida Ercan-brac- k HOLY COMMUNION First Communion was held April 29 at St. Helen s Catholic Church in Roosevelt. Children receiving their first Holy Communion were, left to right, front row: Mary Wiegand, Veronica Martin, Shane Selfe, Gregory Soliz, Brian Bachmeier, Mandy Ebright, Michele Landry; second row, Paul Selfe, Tommie Chapman, Stephanie Harm-stoShawna Whicker, Chris Archuletta, Rev. James R. Garvey and Sister Margaret Liam. n, r ,V if i'Y'Wf-' S'9 ... ,Vv - "v- V u. l' - ' ''f ..V,?,'! - t returned last e , BUDOfT NOTta A public hearing on the reviled 1977-7-8 budget and an the proposed 1978-7budget of the Duchesne, Utah, budget of the Duchesne-Count- y School District will be held at the Board of Education office, Duchesne, Utah, on Thursday, June 22, 1978 at 8:00 p.m. $ The budgets are an file at the Board of Education office and are available for (rupee- - 9 Philip R. Thompson, in the Uintah Published Basin Standard June 8th, 15th, 1975 lion. By order of the Board of Education of Duchesne County School District. THRIFT AND LOAN d son, Mates Fists RsDiCfiEt Mrs. Wanda Reynolds returned Tuesday from a tour through 17 15-da- y who states. She accompanied her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Southam. They toured many historical areas of the L.D.S. Church. One of the highlights of their trip was to meet Elder Chris Denver, who was a guide at Nauvoo, III 33 family members of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Drollinger were Memorial Day dinner guests at their home. e Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Powell were their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brudnicki,, Murray. the over Guests weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Garth Sorenson were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Adams, Orem. They came to attend was killed in a ear accident. Mrs. Mecham was a former Anieta Ross and she grew up here in Ballard. Weston is the grandson of Millie Hatch. Margie Ross had the misfortune to break her leg last week while training her horse. It will be in a cast for a month. Her son. Kelly, is just recovering from a broken leg that happened last Spring. at ' the Visitors Rasmussen Telintha hone over the holiday weekend were Colleen Hancock and daughter-in-laand their seven children, Granger, a Mr. and Mrs. Gene Goodrich have a new son, born May 27, in Uintah He County hospital weighed six pounds and one ounce and was named Brett James. The grandparents are their 722-248- Jeanie Brown attended graduation exercises at Snow College Friday, where their daughter and sister Vicki was a graduate. Vicki is now home for the Summer. e Memorial day guests of Mrs. Minnie Morrill were Mr. and Mrs. St. Dodge, George George, Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Tanner and 9-- Mr. Three convenient savings plans 1. PASSBOOK SAVINGS 7 Daily interest compounded quarterly No minimum balance Add or withdraw at any Hma without toes of inters! Paaabook record of each transaction 2. TIME THRIFT CERTIFICATES 7 to 10 Convenient maturities from one to seven years 500 minimum Automatically renewable Daily Interest paid or compounded . . 1 quarterly MONTHLY SAVERS TIME THRIFT CERTIFICATES 10 Save as kttts as 850 per month (825 per month wrth 81.000 initial savings) Highest available Interest tor protected monthly savings Tan year maturity, automatically rnnewa annually it . e Daily interest compounded quarterly Accounts protected up to a maximum of (10,000 by Industrial Loan Guaranty Corporation of Utah, - RjTVrj MfcMBLR or . ' corporation which Is not on Instrumen-talit- y of the State of Utah or of the Federal Government. a private Home improvement loans Real estate loans 2nd mortgages Refinancing Mrs. Clarence Bowden, St. George. When Brett was one day old he was taken to the Children's hospital in Salt Lake, where he was operated on. They expect to bring the baby home in about three weeks. e Visitors at the Melba Eldredge home over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bartlett and four children, Logan, and Mr. and Mrs. Steven Eldredge and three children, Provo. Nellie Bracken and son Karl from Salt Lake were here for Decoration Day and visited at the Karl Shisler home. Revs Whitmore returned home from Salt Lake, where she spent a She went for her mother, Nellie Hammer-chmid- s, 87th birthday and on that day her m-s- 722-239- 789-033- 712-27- . i"' e Mr. and Mrs. Deloy Tanner were overnight guests of the Frank Tanners. They also visited Dinosaur monument while they were to the Basin. e Mr. and Mrs. Don Gentry 4 Roy, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Gentry and son Michael and daughter Janean of Corker, Wyo., and Mrs. Martin and Orka daughter Sandy and grandson were visiting Mrs. Lila Gentry this week, e Stella Clark came home from Granger Monday. Her Memorial Day visitors included son Ned and famOy from Granger. Stellas brother Walter Meyer died May 14 to Salt Lake; her sister-in-laMilly Clark Valaida died in Salem, Ore., May 15. Milly grew up to the She went to Basin. Oregon to 1950. to the Vernal cemeteries, e Weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Funk were his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Hillard Funk from Sterling, Ut. and sister Evelyn Lloyd, They attended Sacrament Meeting to the Fifth Ward where the baby son of the Funks wu blessed and given the name Brad Clifford by his father, e Mrs. Wilford Evans and children, Sandy, visited for a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nielsen, e Mrs. Leona Barney from Ririe, Idaho, wu a week guest of her aister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Newt Miller, e Clifton Jenkins visited at horns with his family for a few days recently. He hss employment to Wyoming. Sandy. for Light Trucks And CVS r family, Farmington, a A group of L.D.S. both from members Roosevelt stakes atten . brother, Frank Prescott, She re- passed sway. mained for his funeral Michell Hall received his mission call to go to Germany on an L.D.S. mission. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hall of Fort Duchesne., and Htyton daughter born May 20 to Ken and Darylene Gladys Rost Nickell. While there she attended the graduation exercises at Pleasant Grove high school where ded session at the Provo her grandaughter Keri Nickell was a commencetemple Wednesday, e Mr. and Mrs. David ment speaker, Wallace and Mr. and e Mrs. Clifton Jenkins Mrs. Gene Wallace from took her daughter Tridell attended SacraTreska and grandson to Cody to Salt Lake Sunment Meeting Roosevelt third ward day to catch the airplane Sunday. They came to to go to Bellevue, Wash., be present at the confir- where Treska will visit mation of their granwith Mr. and Mrs. Brins Karleen Hayes for a while. Mrs. daughter Williams by her father, Jenkins then spent a few Eugene Williams, days in Orem with her e Mr. and Mrs. Keith parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Todd Her family, Deone Spencer. Bountiful and Mr. and mother has been sick, Mrs. Darold Crawford weekend e Memorial and daughters, Mrray, visitors at the home of visited the Nedra "Nickell" were' during Memorial weekend with grandson Layne Burns members of their family, and two friends from mothers Mrs. Carrie Sandy, Brenda Lina and Wills and Mrs. Fannie two sons, Debbie Nickell Todd, and sister and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne family Mr. and Mrs. John Embley, Fontella Calder, Eldredge. Dorthy State, Mr. and e Mrs. Nedra Nickell Mrs. Lee Stone and two returned Friday from a sons, all Salt Lake, and five-da- y stay to Pleasant Ken Nickell and daughGrove. She was there to ters, Pleasant Grove. All welcome a new gran were decorating graves v 8. 1 97B Skerry Baldridge Hie Cottage Program was started in Salt Lake City in 1972 by Bernie Boswell and Sandy Wright and is a proven method or reducing the number of families with alcohol-relate- d problems. Since the alcoholic usually denies his illness and refuses direct treatment, the Cottage Program works by focusing on the people around the alcoholic, Mrs. Miller explained. These people (family members, emfriends, etc.) not ployer, only suffer from the alcoholic's activities, but are often unknowingly su porting his dependency on alcohol, she said. In the Cottage Meetings these individuals are taught how to modify their behavior toward the alcoholic to bring about positive change to his behavior. They are also shown how to recognize and deal with their own problems so that they, too, may lead more satisfying lives. The Cottage Program has been successful because of the extensive use of volunteers from within the communities, Mrs. Miller said. New training sessions for volunteers will be opening soon. For further information 2 or phone The Cottage, school. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brown and Allen and are Martin parents Fletcher, Vernal Eva Mecham, and Mr. and 2 grandaughter Charolett's graduation at Roosevelt junior high and Mrs. Ray Goodrich, Tridell and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fletcher, VernaL Great grand- 80 SOUTH MAIN ROOSEVELT 5 Monday through Friday STANDARD-Ju- ne Basin. has been invited as guest panelist to Washington, D.C. This year more than 1,000 participants arc expected to attend the National Youth Workers Conference, sponsored by the National Youth The conference, to be Alternatives. held on the Georgetown University campus, will include major addresses from key federal policy makers and sessions presented by leaders of successful rural programs. Mrs. Miller said that it is quite an honor for the Uintah Basin Cottage Program to be chosen. Of the many programs in the United States, only a few will be presented at the four-da-y conference. Mrs. Miller will be presenting the Cottage Program as well as addressing the issue of unique problems facing the rural communities such as geographical barriers, few local resources available, lack of adequate facilities, and rural funding needs. The Uintah Basin Cottage Program has also been chosen by the Cottage Internationale as a training center for all rural communities seeking to introduce the Cottage. This fall a series of nationwide workshops for Mrs. Nourine Hobbs drove to Mountrose, Cola, May 31 to see her Penny gradaughter, Roush ar, graduate from Mountrose high school She was an honor student being in the upper five per cent in her class. Margie Ross and four children drove to Las Vegas to attend the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Weston Mediant's 2Vi year-ol- 7a training program coordinators from a rural setting will be held in the Uintah Mrs. Rose Anna Miller, prevention-educatio- n specialist for the Uintah Basin Association of Governments and director of the local Cottage Program, their races. . OVERLAND Kettle and Karl Betts drove to Salt Lake to attend a funeral of a The same day cousin. Mark and Mary Kettle took Marvin Kettle to Salt Lake for a doctor's appointment for his hand hurt about two years Mrs. Jay Gill, Salt Lake. While here Cecil and Jay attended horse races at Vernal Decoration Day. Cecil's horse, Foolish Notion, was first in his race. Aaron Rasmussen ran two horses in the races in Decoration Day Vernal, Issue's Excuse Both and R.J. Alibi horses came in third in from Arizona, where they went for the from high graduation school of Idas sister, Lenor. The Ercanbracks spent a week in Arizona, o Betty ReNee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Murry of Fort Duchesne, and Val W., son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. Betts, will be married Thursday (today) in the Provo Temple, June 9, a reception will be held in their honor in the cultural hall in Ballard Ward from 8 to 10 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Earl gardner spent the holiday weekend in Richfield visiting at their daughters home, the Doug McKinleys. e Last week Telintha and Clara Rasmussen Timothy took Sharan Rushar to Salt Lake to keep a doctors appointment. . e Millie Hatch was here for Decoration Day. She has been living in Las Vegas for the past eight mhUim ytflfri-Miiyfi- at Wash, confab Dorothy tives. e Fred Cook has retired after working for 18 years for Uintah School District. May 31 he was honored at the Stage Cafe inVerna! with eight other employees who were retiring, all were presented with a plaque for their services. Visitors at the Cecil Jenkins home over the holiday weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Ned Gines, from Logan, and Mr. and urday JUNIOR CHOIR St. Helen's Junior Choir sang during Mass of the Holy Eucharist for First Communion. Choir members are, left to right, front row: Buff Harmston, Regina Coonrod, Teresa Chapman, Jackie Thompson, Brenda Bachmeier, Lori Health, Scott Landry; second row, Eddie Bachmeier, Kathy Wiegand, Pamela Martin, Michelle Thompson, Lisa Samuels, Tina Chapman, Chris Heath, Caroline Martin; third row, Quinn Landry, Catherine Coonrod, Mrs. Gregory Davis, Rev. James R. Garvey, Mark Heath, Mrs. Ralph Samuels, Todd Chapman, Sister Margaret Liam. 26, May ago. e Guest at the Marvin Kettle home over the holiday weekend were Don and Nancy Kettle and family from Salt Lake. Elvin and Marlene Kettle were in Salt Lake last week visiting rela- Sat- aijirji'tf Mrs. Miller invited to be guest panelist - -- i'i ; will enter the Language Training Mission at B.Y. U. to July. e Mr. and Mrs. Kim Vanderneyden and baby from Magna were here over the weekend to visit her parents, the Charles Daniels. e Wesley Ercanbrack, Boyd and Jeff Winn, and Bolton Gerald Telintha Rumussen attended the Democratic to party Convention Vernal Sturday, June 8, at the golden Age Center, guest speakers Gunn were McKay, Harmston, Gordon . and Vanes Elizabeth Marion Petterson. Tom Snyder was the winning candidate to run for Sheriff cm the Democratic ticket in November, e Eunice Cook returned home after spending several weeks in Atlanta, Ga., visiting at her home, Mr. daughter's Geddea Mrs. and Hullinger, and getting acquainted with her new named grandaughter Martha. rm DO YOUR RV OR LIGHT TRUCK TIRES NEED REPLACING? Worn out tires on your RV or Light Truck often spells trouble ahead. If your tires need replacing, dont wait for trouble, equip your vehicle with a new set of Michelin steel-belte- d radials! . 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