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Show UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. Local telelearning center to Hanna,, miNews Roberts ,, ' produce art history classes The Northeastern Utah Telelearning Center at the UBAVC in Roosevelt has been selected to produce 56 classes in Art History and Criticism for the Utah State Office of Education and KUED Channel 7 Television. The course will be taught King, noted educator and artist in the Uintah Basin. The classes will satisfy core curriculum requirements for schools within the state of Utah as well as be accepted for concurrent enrollment credit with Utah State University. Three college credits are available. The Northeastern Utah Center at the Vocational Center in Roosevelt has been involved in distance learning since 1985, producing classes for local schools in the Basin as well as for Tele-lami- ng Channel 7 and the Utah State Office of Education. For the last two years, Dennis Gamer has taught microcomputer applications in business over KUED Channel 7 and will be on the air next fall for students at home, school or business. The art class will be similar to the computer class in that students at home or in school will be actively participating in learning Art History and Criticism from an experienced master teacher using high quality materials and techniques. The class will address the "Language of Art, meanings, styles, purposes, various media and forms, principle periods of art history and artists closely associated with each period. When asked about the class, King said, I will also stress how art relates S r by Tracy to and influences our lives today. The class will air from 10:20 a.m. to 11:10 a.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday beginning August 28 through January 19, Sariah Silver, a general sterling scholar two years ago, was on a trip in China when the revolution began. Her mother says she was safe, and was to return to the US last Monday. Rosalyn Thomas and girls went to Salt Lake Saturday where they attended the Lefler reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Deft, Ray and Darren Thomas went to Wyoming over the weekend to help Sandy and Theresa Hoffman move to a different home. Holy Mass was held Monday at the home ofMr. and Mrs. AlfDefa. Maaa was said by Father Schorr. He will be leaving next week for Pittsburg, PA. We wish him our best in his new parrish. Alta Giles and boys went to Wyoming Monday to help her daughter, Theresa move to her new home. She returned Thurs- 1990. Local students are being recruited for the claas this summer as the course will be videotaped at the television laboratory at the Center in Roosevelt There are costs associated with the class. Students interested in the program should contact George Miller at the Vocational Center immediately. Class size is limited to 10 students, who will be required to actively participate in the high schoolUSU college credit for their effort. Contact Miller at the center or King at Vocational class-earn- ing day. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gines, Gala Gines and Gerd Weiberg, drove to REPRESENTINGPOST64 ATGIRLS STATE-Ho- lly Killian, top, Jaunc Osborne, and Shelly Mower are attending Girls State in Cedar Gty this week. All three will be seniors at Union High School next year. Evefyn arid Louis Lorangers recent company were Kim and Carol Calee, from Chagron, Neb. Cales were former residents of Monarch. They first lived on the Wm. Blanchard farm, then moved into the Ray Brown home. Remo and Dean Hamblin recently spent a week in Richfield DUCHESNE GIRLS STATERS-Rcprcscnl- ing Duchesne Unit 22 of the American Legion at Gills State in Cedar Gty this week arc Kerri Bailey, Jenny Lund, Robin Moon, and Laralcc Pcatross. They arc accompanied by Shiriic Rcybum and Lori Harper. visiting with relatives. Weekend company at Hamblins were a brother, Bob, and Dorothy Madsen. 8unday, June 4, Harry and Tomlinson attended a testimonial meeting in Vernal for Steven Hatch, a nephew and son. Company at the Bill Nelsons . were daughters, Glenda Hall and son, Dustin, Salt Lake; Lillian and Harry Peacock, son Jeff and famFon-tel- la ily, Rangely; brother-in-la- w Cloyd Timothy, Salt Lake and eon and family, Anchorage, Alaska. May 23, Harry and Fontella Tomlinson, accompanied by Harrys sister, Isabelle and Lamb, ML Green, left for North Platte, Neb. It was an allday trip. Also Helen and Alton Tomlinson, Golden dale, Wash., were visiting. The visit was shot, but fun. On thereturn trip they all stayed over night at Harrys place, leaving for home the nut mornDe-Ve-rl Shauna Robb and Kym Riser received their Young Womanhood Medallions recently in the Roosevelt 10th Ward. The award is given in recognition of setting and achieving goals over a period in the LDS Young Womens program. Rachael Skinner, not pictured, also received the award. ing. Max and Nola Nelsons grandson, Darrin Brown, and Ann Pe- six-ye- ar Saturday, June 3, Gregory and Linda Duncan and children, traveled to Green River to attend the wedding reception of her brother, Sheldon, and Mary Jo Richens. Gregory returned home next day, but was called back because of an auto accident that took the lives of four dose friends, plus a woman in a second car. Gregory and Linda attended the funeral services of their friends Wednesday, June 7. Bliss Eldredge is announcing the birth- of a new granddaughter, bom to Bart and Michelle Morrill in the Duchesne County Hospital June 7. She weighed 8 lbs. 6 ox. Other grandparents are Blayne and Valois Morrill, Whiterocks. Great grandmother is Mrs. Delma - Long, Neola. In Neola First Ward Sunday, June 4, the infant son of Lee and Teresa Boren was blessed by his grandfather, Cedi Boren, and given the name Chad. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Candice, was confirmed by her father. In Neola Second Ward, Terrance Larsen, the son of Brent Larsen, was confirmed by his father. Ronald and Mary Duncan motored to Altamont Sunday, June 4 to be in attendance at Sacrament Meeting to see their grandchild blessed by his father, John Duncan, and given the name, Adam. Virgins Labrum, California, spent the past two weeks visiting and helping her mother, Rose Gardner. Glenn and Maureen Spencer and three sons. Vernal, and her mother, Mrs. Young, accompanied by his mother, Zola Spencer, Neola, traveled to Ephraim Sajur,-daJune 3, to be in attendance at the graduation exercises for their Col- daughter, LaDonna, at Snow Bot-horp- terson were joined in marriage June 2 in the Salt Lake temple. Darrin is the son of Karin Brown, Price, and Wayne Brown, Spring Glen. Ann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Peterson, Strawberry. A reception was held the same evening at the Duchesne stake center. Relatives attending were grandparents, the Max Nelsons, Randy Nelson, Penny and Bob Shaw and family. Dale and Cheri Womack, Mike and DebLiu McKeachnie and family, Vernal; Julie Loveland and children, Lexington, Ky.; Susan and Bruce Atwood and boys, Cedar City; Mark and Leafy Richardson and boys, Indianapolis; Leslie and Jeanie Brown and family. Monarch; Karen Brown, Denese and Don Ori and family, Gregg and Lynette M arsing and family, Terry and LuAnna Erickson and girls, Shane and Jackie Brown, Price; Wayne and Robin Brown and children. Spring Glen; Ina Altamont Night Riders and A. D. Shaw, Michele and Rex held at 4 are Monday Meetings Fabrizio and family. West Valley; p.m. at the Altamont rodeo ted and Gayle Nelson and Kevin grounds. David Nelson and Angela New members are Mear Clinton, Logan. Jensen, B. Beal and J. McConkie, Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tomlinson Shiner. Colors are red and blue. made a trip to Salt Lake on busiThe first horse show will be ness and to visit famify, Brad, and June 24, at Roosevelt. Mary Rollins, Salt Lake. Great grandparents are Ken and Vivian Miller, Salt Lake. Spending the long weekend with Lois Duncan and other relatives was her sister, Leland and Rhae Peterson and families. Dee and Connie Peterson and two children, Lary and Kelly Bowen and children, Linda Pappes and granddaughter Alexa, all of Salt Lake; and Ed and Alene Hughs and son Tray, St. George. All enjoyed a dinner at the Duncan Park Sunday, May 28, and Monday they had dinner at the same place. e, 60 -- The PTA says math is school subject many people scores on s Waat Hwjr 40 722-273- d of contains important information, because kids often question the value of math. That statement goes this way: Most jobs do not require algebra or geometry." The answer is false. More than 75 of all jobs require proficiency in simple algebra and geometry to take a training program or as part of a licensing examination. Think that one over, kids. We Exchange Engines (We Also Replace Transmissions) end. Trudy Smith came home this weekend from Logan where she haa been attending college during the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Bagley are parents ofa baby girl, born May 29 in Heber hospital. She weighed 8 lbs. 2 ox., and will answer to the name of Cambie Maims. Mr. and Mrs. Max Giles, Salt Lake, spent the weekend in Hanna visiting Hazel Defa and Maxine Penrod. Leo S. Defa was moved from Heber hospital to a Salt Lake hospital for further treatment Air Force man is promoted Michael W. Cutter, eon of Robert B. and Joanne C. Cutter of Illinois, and husband of the former Norma Marshall, Randlett, has been promoted in the UJS. Air Force to the rank of captain. Cutter is a weapons systems officer with the 12th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron, Bergstrom Air Force Base, Texas. The captain is a 1980 graduate ofWest Aurora High School, and a 1985 graduate of Utah State University, Logan. Faircloth moves to Cal. Pfc. Robert D. Faircloth, son of Robert D. Faircloth SL, Roosevelt recently reported for duty with 7 til Marine expeditionary base, Twenty-nin- e Palme, Calif A 1988 graduate of Tabiona High School, he joined the Marine Corps in AufpiaL 1988. supercalifragilisticexpialidorious. The PTA kit, entitled, "Math Jerry and Marie Tomlinson and boys in Kearns and Midvale. Ina and A. D. Shaw stayed over night Saturday with Estelle Shaw and Max Nelsons. Ted and Gayle Nelson and Kevin were overnight company with his parents. The Max Nelsons grandson, David Nelson and fiance Angela Jensen, Malad, Idaho, spent the weekend here. A new oil rig set up next door to Tomlinsons on the former Tom Akins acreage. Hooray! It even caused some road improvement mi these ancient WPA roads. Donald and Virginia Loranger, Anaconda, Montana, were overnight company with a brother, Louis and Evefyn Loranger. Saturday evening a famify supper at Gail and Margaret Lorangsrs was held, with Barbra and Frank Hardinger and Glen and Ginger Loranger also present Wednesday Millie Haslem and Margaret Loranger motored to Salt Lake for medical appointments. coupon One Order Of Bread Sticks 2 for... $19.95 2 Matters also contains some true or false statements. One of them Robb's Fashions & Sporting Goods Men's Wranglers $14.99 Limited Stock Of Cowboy Boots 60 OFF Sport Jackets & Dress Slacks 25 OFF Sport Shirts 25 OFF Caps 12 Price Sweats $7.50 Reels, Fishing Poles & Tackle Boxes 10 OFF 16 & 24 Quart Coleman Coolers 25 OFF Nike & Kangaroos 12 OFF (Limited Sizes Left) For I $4. 99 coupon ir I ! 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The material, which isnt widely available yet, contains a calculator and a lot of story questions about math. Heres one: "Assign money values to the letters of the alphabet (A equals one cent, B equals two cents, etc.) See which famify member has the name with the highest value. Use a calculator to find the monetary ROD'S MINI LUBE Tune-up- the member "least fondly. So the PTA, teachers and corporations are doing something aboutmakingmath more popular, understandable and challenging. Thafe good. Its good because Utah students average math r 722-575- Clarksville, Tenn., where Gala Gines and Newel Carter were married May 27 in the Clarksville ward by Bishop J ames Hebela. On their return home Dale and Linda drove to Hindsville, Arkansas and visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCoy and Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCoy. Ralph and Chloe said to tell everyone in Hanna and Tabiona hello. Vivian Curry and Norma Omen and famify went to Altamont Saturday to attend the baptism of Amanda Curry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Curry. She was baptized by her father, and confirmed Sunday. Jody Defa, Logan, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Defa over the week- YommYomehiia: Successinschool Everything All Sales Final y, birth of a new great grandson, bom to Shawn and Carrie Spencer, June 8, in Logan. He weighed 8 IbO'S ox., and was named Nathan Shawn. He has a little sister, Madalyn. Grandparents are Sheldon and Sandra Spencer, Kearns, and Phil and OFF 63 N, 200 E.p Roosevelt June 14. 1989 - Pare 13 I I Coupon Expires June 20, 1989 Coupon Expires June 20, 1989 I 1 Pizza Hut Specials with coupon at Roosevelt Store only 722-458- 6 |
