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Show STANDARD SiplimturM; 1979 Japanese students at Altamont high like quiet life Tokyo and Osaka, Japan, are now represented in Bluebell Minake Abe and Yoichi Tiuda are enrolled at Altamont high school and are active in school activities and programs. Minako stated that it ia fine, just Asked if ahe knew fine, here. anything about football ahe said that she had seen the team from UCLA on TV in Japan. She ia very excited about Altamont's team this year, and is a member of the Altamont- high school pep dub. Minako has participated in Kendo, a Japanese defense aport, fencing, basketball and swimming. Her favorite classes ao far this year are chorus and English. Ice cream ia her favorite food. She finds the people here very friendly. Minako said that is she had to choose where she would rather be, in a large dty or in Bluebell she would like "them both the same. The Rush Loertschers are the foster parents for Minako during her school year as an exchange student. Yoichi was a little more quiet, but just as excited to be here. He ia staying with the Dan and Sherrie Loertscher family in BluebelL He was captain of his tennis team in Utahn Mum e Mr. and lira. auu mmi mm Altamont would definitely have a tennis team next spring. He has played soccer and basketball and wants to try out for the basketball team this year. - His real love ia playing the guitar and composing songs, and his brother composes and plays in a rock group in Japan. Asked if he prefers dty life over the quiet Bluebell life, he stated that in Osaka there is lots of noise to put up with," and he likes the quiet better. Yoichi said that his favorite were Physical Education and Advanced Writing. Both students have been kept ao busy making ,r,end with ,, school and hve?'t tad time to get ome8lc ey M home of Ken's parents, ' the Earl Wrights. Tuesday, Max Birch drove to salt Lake on business. a Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Theron Robb and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Abpla-nal- p drove to Brigham to get fruit e During the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith, Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Robb, Pocatellowere guests of Mr. and Mrs. Theron Robb. Saturday and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jack Siler, Pleaaant Grove, were visiting friends and relat-- ' ivea in this area. Mrs. Leland Wright, visited her daughter, Carolyn, Salt Lake. Mrs. Wright also judged a food exhibition at the State Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mullins, brother to Bob, is in this area for an indefinite period. e Mr. and Mrs. Mand-an- a had Tammi and Don, visiting , them from Salt Lake over the weekend. e Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Abplanalp drove to Orem during the weekend, , it 4--H A public meeting was held at Altamont elementary school Sept IS for discussion of radiation in the Uintah Basin following nuclear testing in the 1950a and 60s. Mar D. Mitchell, chairman, welcomed about 20 people to the meeting. All of the participants have a aired interest in the steps to be taken by to compensate . earner lawmakers victims whose disease ia attributable A bill that challenges the federal to fallout resulting from those tots. bureaucracy to justify its regulations George Mangan, Roosevelt attorin court by Utah ney, said that step are being taken to Senator Orrin G. Hatch, was passed assure that lawmakers do not ignore by the Seante Friday after an attempt the Uintah Basin area, in view of the to kill it foiled, extensive attendant upon The bill, offered as an amendment to hearings inpublicity St George and other the Judicial Improvements Act' shifts locations in southern Utah. the burden of proof for a regulations Another meeting will be held in validity to the agency. Under present Duchesne in the near future, with the law, a regulation is presumed to be date and location to be announced as justified, and the complainant must soon as plana are finalised. prove the regulation went beyond the original intent of Congress. Sen. Hatchs bill to halt payraise JAPANESE EXCHANGE STUDENTS Manake Abe and Yoichi Tsuda are enrolled at Altamont high school. Minake is from Tokyo and Yoichi is from Osaka, Japan. 24. Registration Sept 21 or during the spring and summer at Utah State University has enabled about half this fall's student body to schedule their classes and be ready for the opening of school Sept. 25. New students who did not during the summer will enroll at USU Sept. 21. Returning students who did not sign up before they left campus last spring, will register Sept. pre-regist- d 752-410- 0, er Q GESDb CED Q Phono nows Itoms to eUin vitec 722-513- 1 L HELP MAKE THE BASIN BEAUTIFUL NEXT SPRING BY PLANTING YOUR YARD THIS FALL WITH TULIP e Mr." andMrs. LaVell Kemp and Mr. and Mrs.. Gene Kemp, Tooele, visited their daughter and sister, Mrs. Lee Jenson. 51-2- Students who have been admitted or who were enrolled last year but will report to have not the auditorium of the Taggart Student Center on the USU campus Sept 21 or 24. They will receive previously prepared registration packets and can complete registration. Students who have made a late decision and have not yet been admitted to school can still enroll Such students can call the admissions Ext 7593, for office at USU, information on how to be admitted and registered for fall quarter. Registration will continue through Sept 28, but a $10 late fee will be charged beginning Oct 1. The late fee will increase to $20 Oct 8. 24 at USU Ken Wright, Centerville, spent the weekend at the yapau, APFOEDt B0ILI3S add They color and beauty to your home grounds for many years to come THOUSANDS OF TOP QUALITY LARGE BULBS MANY VARIETIES FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM AT KUSH VALLEY EUQSEQY will graduates honored Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Kitchen have a new at Bottle Hollow Eight Ute college graduates were Ute Tribe to graduate eight students honored at a banquet at Bottle Hollow in one year, and that many, more Resort sponsored by the Ute Tribal would follow in their footsteps. . Business Committee and the Educa- ' Dr. V. C. Osborn of BYU was guest tion Department speaker and complimented the group Mrs. Vivian Powaukee, Ft Du- for their efforts, stating that they had received her degree in much to offer to their people and to chesne, with whom they would elementary education, Mrs. LaDeana the Buck, Salt Lake City, and Joan Myore, be working. Myton, in social work. AD three' Mrs. Joy Egan spoke of the graduated from Utah State Univer- inception of ' the teacher training sity. program. Her late husband, Ron Egan, Orvella Cuch Charging also received waa instrumental in establishing the her degree in social work from Dakota program. Mrs. Norma Denver, director of the Wesleyan University in South Dakota. Mrs. Delilah Bey os and Mrs. Linda teacher training program, and Ins Lou -Vanderhoop, Whiterocka, Mrs. Doreen Chapooae, chairman of the education Gloria Mrs. and committee, presented awards to the Loney, Ft Duchesne, Arrowgarp, Randlett, graduated from graduates and to Forrest Cuch, Dr. Young University with V.C. Osborn, Fred Gowans and Brigham degrees in elementary education and Douglas Garby, BYU, for their dedication and hel; with the program, teaching certificates. Forrest Cuch, education director for Mrs. Carleen urip, director of the Ute Tribe gave the welcoming higher education, assisted with the address and said, "this is a first for the awards program. . Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Sherel Goodrich, Spring-ville- . The baby weighed 7 lbs. and was named Leah. e Roy Chapman, Palmer,' Alaska spent the past week with his family. His wife, Kay, took him to the Salt Lake airport Sunday to return to Alaska. Visitors over the weekend at the James Harvey home were Velma Lypian and Eddison and Murlin WenxeL Mur-liand Velma are attend- ( non-India- n - DEC? FALL HOODS 0 Mj-sss-a Eight Ute college Come get your bulbs and fertilizer during our p.m. weekdays 9:00 a.m.-6:0- Triddl ing BYU. Mr. and Mrs. Don Chamberlain, Cedar Fort, and Linford Kitchen, American Fork, visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. - . Kitchen. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Goodrich moved into the Forrest Goodrich home Thursday. Randal and Merlin McKee have completed the building of their new barn. They were able to tart using it Tuesday. e The YWMIA held their "New Beginnings" Tuesday night. All the girls were in attendance with their parents. The four new girls were each presented a rose. Kathryn Walker was the stake visitor in attendance. e Mr. and Mrs. Forr-est Goodrich have moved p.m. Saturdays Controlled Release Fertilizer one and two pound plastic bottles NOW IS THE TIME TO ALSO PLANT PANSIES sauSSes VIOLAS I baby THEY'I! BLOOM FROM NOW UNTIL SNOW FALLS AND AGAIN NEXT SPRING. Woody. t ReedandMcKee . Sunday YOU'LL FIND A GOOD SELECTION AT WHERE One Bloch C39RSERV GOOD GARDENS BEGIN tost of Roosevelt Medical Clinic And Around the Comer was born Sept 5 at Roosevelt hospital and will be named Darrell Eight women of the Ute Tribe recently graduated from college. They are, left to right, Dor-ree-n Loney and Goria Arrowgarp, standing, Joan Myore, Vivian Powaukee, Linda Vanderhoop, and Delilah Reyos. LaDeana Buck and Orvella Charging were not present for the picture. UTE COLLEGE GRADUATES spent Monday with IML- YjW - Sg&sjs&W w-3- 8 PINEAPPLE aue3ic6 ftff TOMWOOUKS Stt Kinaa PMMU.HNW cppfeb 3kis&4I SilfO ffisHkoCMS s-e- FLOUR fc JSERWtE m3up CUM tSuJF Bisauqo wiwio gafcrffigsTV imlm sp coCBboPs Marcl Velora Merrell has a new grandson. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Merrell VemaL The AND gtp SNKKBSOKS iwg? Casey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark McKee, developed complications Tuesday after having hia tonsils removed and waa flown to Primary Childrens HospitaL Hia pi ents and grandmother, Vida McKee, went to Salt Lake to be with him and were able to bring him home Friday. e Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McKee are parents of a daughter born Sept 5 at Duchesne County hospi-ta- L She weighed 6 lbs. 18 os. and wifi be named fflag-flm- p SflWtUMSH AfNaRCAM MLcam to BountifuL Get some at High Valley Nursery in the form' of ie.in 060.--0 1 HIGH PHOSPHORUS FERTILIZER GH3S3 TOBJLGY &HOC.CWPS Bee-Hiv-e YOU'LL GET BETTER RESULTS FROM YOUR SPRING FLOWERING BULBS BY PLANTING THEM WITH in mSfaxse mum ffERDDOUttaFl 3SceajBE3jgi tnS8t 3&W SUCEDBGEAD -- 3jjj00 TUBE ARE OU&UU) PRICES. ' DOVE family before leaving Vender hoof, Canada, to visit hia son, Gaylon McKee and eon. his for ..mflRK-I-T Everyday East Hlwoy 40 Roosevelt . |