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Show X i Page 16 - UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. Mav V fi. 1992 1952 in Duchesne. She died February 1, 1991. Zane was a lifelong resident of the Uintah Basin and as a successful Zanc Christensen Z. Christensen Zane John Christensen, 67, Talmage, died Thursday, April 30, at the Duchesne County Hospital. He was born September 10, 1924 in Mayfield, Utah to Marion and Eva Anderson Christensen. He married Flora Julia Bryant November 17, rancher and cattle buyer, was known from coast to coast. Locally, he contributed greatly to the improvement and progress ofhis community and to the whole Basin and its residents and was highly regarded for his great integrity in all his association and dealings. He supported and helped the youth as they prepared for and showed their stock at fairs and sales. He was a veteran of the US. Navy, serving during WWII. He loved life and lived it fully, but his first priorities were Mmoma and their girls. He always wanted the best for his family and loved to camp and picnic with them. He had special feelings for his grandchildren and was expecting his first great grandchild. He is survived by daughters, Mrs. Doug (Julie) JeBsen, Talmage; Mrs. Larry (Lori) Fisher, Boneta; Sandra Lamb, Altonah; and Mrs. Robert (Kathy) Meeks, Mountain Home; 11 grandchildren; two sisters and two brothers, Lorna Jensen, Eva Jane Rowley, Jess Christensen and Paul Christensen, all of Talmage. He was preceded in death by brothers, Eari, Mike, Dee and Benny. Funeral services were held Monday, May 4, at the Moon Lake Stella Muse S. Muse LDS Ward chapel, Mountain Home. Burial in the Talmage Cemetery with military honors. THE ORIGINAL FLATBED 2750 lit Capacity, BALE HANDLER Hound or Squats Bales ONLY Ftily Synchronized Anns GPMLivsHydnuKcSytlMn Manual Valve wifi Father Touch Control AUTOMATIC Fisa Hoal Amu for UnroMng Gooaansck and Raar Drop HHch Buh by Catiaman to Catismant Standarda 12 Yon frown Performance Backed by a TRUE 1 Year Warranty Induityi 11 HYDRA-BE- Options: Toofcoaae.PostiolaDi8gar.PTO Big B Equipment bale d ttw only tne flatted with handling. From the comfort end safely of your pichup cab, anyone can pick up, haul and unrol two bales with ease. Bad, high-spee- 722-367- or 9 B 1 Utah West Hwy. 40 Stella Fenn Muse, 81, Duchesne, died May 1 in the Duchesne County Hospital. Ezra and Alden She was bom May 26, 1910 in Lawrence, Hazel, Fenn. Cedarview to Richard Lorenzo and Funeral services were held Margaret Wardle Fenn. She marMay 5, at the Duchesne Tuesday, ried Vernal V. Muse March 28, 3rd Ward chapel. and 1st 1935 in Duchesne, He died July 20, Burial in the Duchesne Ceme1969. tery. She was a lifelong resident of the Uintah Basin and lived many years in the Willow Creek and Meadow Creek areas south of Ouray. She loved to garden, hunt and fish. She also enjoyed sewing, made lots of quilts, made Barbee doll clothes and doll houses and did a lot of canning. She was a member of the D.U.P. 7 Tracy Roberta and Friendship Club of Duchesne. She was a member of the LDS Mr. and Mrs. Aldain Thomas, Church, went to Provo Temple in Provo, visited Erma Thomas and Mr. May 1985 and was sealed to her and Mrs. Craig Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson husband in 1987. She is survived by sons and returned home Saturday after daughter, Verna Mae Bird, Du- spending the winter in Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Defa and chesne; Acel B. Muse, Upalco; and Donald A. Muse, Vernal; 16 grand- Sharon Giles, Salt Lake, visited children, 28 great grandchildren Vida Defa Sunday. and three great great grandchilRobert Casper, Salt Lake, came dren; and two sisters, Noreen and got Elthora Thursday, where she Roberts, Roosevelt; and June Gray, visited her family and attended a West Valley City. baby shower for Jannet Ginee. ' She was preceded in death by a Harold brought her home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Giles and son, Claud Richard Muse, May 19, 1964; and brothers and sister. Leona Hancock and two friends were dinner guests of Rella Lefevre Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Evans, Salt Lake, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lance Webb and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wagstaff over the weekend, Pattie Lunsford and baby, Vernal, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wagstaff Saturday. Osborne (Ob) Cartezh home burned to the ground early Sunday morning. Alta Giles was taken to the Heber Hospital Sunday, where ehe spent a couple days receiving tests and treatments. Mr. and Mrs. June Roberts went to Salt Lake over the weekend, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Casper. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Jones, Salt Lake, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lean Casper and Ray and Carole Jones over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Parkhurt and family, California, visited Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gines and family. They left the children with Dale and Linda while they went on a trip to Mexico. Ferron Gines came home Tuesday from Roosevelt hospital after he had suigery a week ago. Valorie Haslem and Sandy Station want to Phoenix last week, and Valerie went through the temple with her daughter, Sueie, and Bill - 848-541- . whooJsST D CHARRED REMAINS Very liule was left of this shed after windy conditions swept flames from a burning field to the shed. Fire fighters had to use extreme caution as the shed was located close to a propane tank. ' j The Uintah Basin Standard'll HEAftfilSfi&lilE Od&lNITy Bagshow. Mr. and Mrs. Jobm Miller are the parents ofa baby girl bam in Heber Hospital Monday, April 27. The baby weighed six pounds and six ounces and was 19 inches long. Her name will be Shelbte Lynn. Stacy and Liz Porter, St. George, are the parents of a. baby boy bom April 28 at the Dixie Regional Medical Center. He weighed seven pounds and 14 ounces and was 19 For Delivery IN the Uintah Basin Area Special Regular 16.00 $14.00 .i. $22.00 ... 26.00 $32.00 ONE TEAR TWO YEARS. THREE YEARS Regular Prices Good with Coupon Only! Effective April 8 May 29th, 1992 Give A Gift Subscription! I Clip 1 and Send To; Uintah Basin Standard 268 South 200 East Roosevelt, Utah 84066 Yr. 2 Yr. 3 Yr. 1 new RENEWAL I Arab Huingr musical for her group. On the way home they spent a night in Layton Arthur and Maurine Taylor, Salt with daughter, Jolyn, and Chris Olsen. They visited in Salt Lake Lake, spent an enjoyable week with Korinne and family, and they visiting with John and Leora stayed in Provo with Myrons Zapko. Maurine and Leora are sister, Marik Rueson. Marie Kawa-nob- e listers. Nick and Sammie Smith, Provo, came home with Haslems and played a selection Sunday in spent last week with their grandsacrament far Elder David mother, Eva Holmes. testimonial. Visiting last weekend with Edith Rita Lyn Humpherys daughter, Sharpies was her. from Salt Lake, spent time here Bessie Hobbs and daughter, Lands, with mother, Ruta Hamblin, and Glendora, California. Hollis and Grace Hullinger other relatives. Menori Eto and friend, Kama returned home Sunday after Riser and parents and another pending ten days touring southern exchange student were Salt Lake Utah. They also went to Mesa, Arizona to visit Graces niece, visitors. JoAnn, and husband, Clarence Stinacher. They stayed two days in Joy Munro and boys and nephews, Trevor and Anthony Jones, St Georgs with Floyd and Ora and Emily Montqua, Salt Lake, Labrum. On Saturday night they visited here with Hamblins and attended the 50th wedding anniLarsens. versary for Mr. and Mrs. John Bill Nelson spent Easter weekend Swenson in Springville. in Rangely with Harry and Lillean Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Lloyd and Peacock and other family members. Zelma Lloyd spent five days visitPenny and Bob Shaw and chiling in St George with Mr. and dren went to'Fairview Sunday to Mrs. Willard Day, Mrs. with Ivane his time Mr. Mrs. and and dad, James pend Lloyd Shaw, Washington. They stayed Devon Dennis. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wall, Cleveland, visited overnight with Bobs sister. Errol Nelson and eon, Blake, and last week with Zelma Lloyd. Thelma Barker returned home friend, Jason Homan, Morgan; Denise and Ron Young and family, last week after spending four Price; and AD. Shaw were visitor months with her son, Printiss Sunday at the Max Nelson home. Barker, in Salt Lake. Estella Shaw had major surgery Araks Hullinger spent last at the local hospital. Her eon, AD. weekend Lake with her eon Shaw, was here for a few days. and family, Clayton and Julie, and Glenda Hall, Salt Lake, visited helped them get ready to move to her dad, BiUNelson, fine weekend. St George. James Powell and daughter, Clyde and Venice McDonald Janice Bradshaw, motored to Salt pent the weekend in Salt Lake Lake Monday to visit son. Nelson, visiting with their family.. in the University Hospital. Boyce and Kathy Garvia returned Joyce Woodard, Salt Lake; and home last Monday after spending Pattie Lanile and riater, Mary Dale the lest two months in California. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reynolds Harris, went on a ten day motor trip to Texas to attend the graduaspent last weekend visiting with tion of Matyt soil, Kale Harris. Ha their daughter and family, The graduated from Lackland Air Force Dick Hatchs, in Centerville. They Base. They later visited and toured also visited briefly with a new interesting sites in New Mexico, great grandson at the University etc. Kale Harris is now stationed in Hospital. Little Keaton Hatch was Florida for more schooling. bom February 24, weighing two Marley and Jean Hamblin repounds. Ha has been in critical turned to St George Monday, condition, but now weighs five where Marley had doctor appeint- - pounds; and his parents, Gary and Tonya Hatch, hope to take him home before too long. On their way home to Roosevelt, they' visited and half inches long. Grandparents with Mrs. aster. Dot are Dan and Laveri Porter and Dale Marker, whoReynolds suffered a recently and Linda Gines. heart attack. Maiy Reynolds, Las Vegas, visited relatives in Roosevelt She was an overnight guest at the Howard Reynolds. She and her sister were here to celebrate the birthday of their mother, Edith Gardner. -72- 2-M54 Abe-gallo- ns sister-in-la- . Mr.-an- in-Sal- t at the Colton Pavillion, Vernal Starting at 10:00 a.m. WEEK Prizes will be given for the Best Looking Skate Board in 2 age categories Prizes will be given for the Best Looking Bike in 3 age categories Cily V. Zip. J OF THE Auto body shop Lots of Games & Prizes Fun for the Entire Family! Namc Address "807-7221U37 " Roosevelt, Utah - o. SPONSOR mm mm mm n ftild In Advance, Sorry NO CHARGES Pteaoel attend graduation exercises far Marie Kawahobe and Wai Hang-KMaria performed a piano May 16, 1992 a We will send a card in your behalf, Announcing Tour Gift! M M M mm Myron and Ruth Haslem and daughter, Brenda, and Minori Eto motored to Rexburg Wednesday to KIDDIE CARNIVAL ...$22.00 ... 26.00 .....$39.00 45.00 ONE YEAR TWO YEARS Cedarview Cemetery Meeting is called far Friday, May 15, at 8:00 p.m. at the Max Nelson home. 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