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Show x ROOSEVELT yy God is Roosevelt- Christian Assembly. Wo are located at 870 East H wy. 40 (next to the Pizza come BAPTIST CHURCH Hillers st Drive Rpoaevalt, Utah Phone: 0 PMtor Stacy Hadlock: r. and be a part of what doing at - Hut) and can be readied 722-354- 722-344- at 3 The Roosevelt Baptist Church would like to invito you to Jain us pmiso and worship of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Chnst Sunday morning begins with Sunday School for adults and children at 9:45 a.m. Worship wvica U at 11:00 a.m. On the first Sunday of the month we hold visitations 6:00 p.m. If you or anyone you know would hke a visit from the church please call. On Monday afternoon, Gwen Kellum holds Acteens at the church at 3:30 p.m. Acteens is for young ladies ages 12 through high school. Please join them for abible study and craft. On Thursday evenings at 7:00 p jn. - 8:30 p.m. Youth leaders Kim and Midge Maylett and Gwen Kellum hold Youth group meetings and activities for students grades everyone welcome. On Wednesday Evening at 7:00 pjn. A Prayer Meeting and Bible Study is held. COMMUNITY MYTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Community Myton Presbyterian Church has been serving the Uintah Basin since 1907. We are a member of Shared Ministry in Utah and welcome your attendance at our services. Ourpastnr is The Rev. Dr. Glenn. W. Thomson; he can be reached at 6 far farther information. Sunday: 9:30 a.ni. Sunday School classes for children and adulta 11:00 a.m. Worship 12 Noon Fellowship Hour Wednesday 5:30 Youth Group Monday through Thursday Center is The for tutoring. after call Director Jovita to set ui Thomson, 722-919- - - - E 7-- PUPPET STAGE MADE WITH LOVE-- As part of his Eagle Scout project, 13 year old Dustin Uresk, from Troop 730, earned about $100 dollars to purchase the materials for the puppet stage he made and donated to the Duchesne County library. - 722-919- 6, schedule or seek ROOSEVELT Saturday January 27 LadiesAid meeting at the Grill An Invitation To all who are weary and need rest; To all who are friendless and desire friendship; To all who believe in God and want to worship Him; To all who are grateful and want to give thanks: To all who hunger for prayer and want to pray; To all who know sin and need the Savior... Roosevelt Christian Assembly opens wide its dome and in the name of the Lord Jesus says adoration, introspection, announced hie retirement ae aeeociate director of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir after serving ala nearly 21 years. The Ripplinger, hoe conducted all or i 68-ye- ar ST HELENS CHURCH CATHOLIC of Sunday morning part broadcasts of Music and the SL Helens Catholic Church is located at 432 East 200 North, Roosevelt Utah 84066, with Rev. Thomas Culleton, pastor. Mass Schedule-Saturd- ay: 5:00 p.m., St Helens; and 7:00 p.m., Holy Spirit Mission, Duchesne. Sunday: 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 ajn.t St Helen's. CCD rlnsses resume their regularly scheduled time of 10 a.m., on Sunday, January 28. WELCOME! We begin each Lords Day with i for all ages ay School! at 9:30 a.m. fallowed by warship at 10:30 a.m. We meet again at 6:30 p.m. for fellowship and the Word. Young people are invited to our activities on Thursday nights at 7:00 p.m. You are welcome to Spoken Word" from the tabernacle and concerta and char broadcast! from around the world. Til min the choir, aura," Ripplinger admitted, which has been nil full time work for the past five years, before that ha served on a part-tim- e basis, while he taught aa a professor at Brigham Young University. Ripplinger has seven children, two of whom five in the Uintah Basin, Mrs. Lynn R. Smith or Neola and Dr. Rax Ripplinger of RETIREMENT Donald H. Roosevelt Ripplinger announced his retirement as associate director of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir after serving nearly 21 years. Silver Beaver to be awarded to Jenkins A farmer Uintah Basin resident will be presented the highest honor a Bay Scout Council can bestow on its outstanding leaders. ..E. Marty . Jenkins will be the coveted ...Silver, v presented Beaver - award s in -- ceremonies, March 29, 1996, 7:00 pjn. at the Ogden Tabernacle in the of eorae 1,500 well according to Sam Lower, Cour Silver Beaver Selection Committee Chair. The Trapper Trails Council, Boy Scouts of America, covers a region and serves some 40,000 youth and over 17,000 adult leaders in a 13 county mwa in Northern Utah, Idaho, and tn-sta- te '!X Trails Council selected this years Silver Beaver recipients from among hundreds of nominations submitted Elder Joseph Dudley has returned from the Pennsylvania Harrisburg Mission. Elder Dudley is formerly from Altamoni and will be reporting his mission in the Pleasant Hill Ward in Lees Summit Missouri January 28. He is the son of Mervin and Audrey Dudley, Hamsonville, Missouri. Donald H. Ripplinger inspiration, and consecration. We invite you to warship with us at next Sundays Elder Brett W. Bulloch has been called to serve a two year LDS Mission in Monterrey, Mexico. He is the son of Ed and Jane Bulloch of Vernal. His miion farewell will be held January 2b in the Vernal 2nd, 3rd and 4th Ward Chapel (235 East 600 South) at 2:45 p.m. He will enter the M7C on February 14. Ripplinger steps down Risen Christ, we meet each Sunday in Myton, Utah, to prepare far the Coming of Our Savior. We worship Him through solitude, CHRISTIAN Mark Lemon has been called to serve an LDS mission to Munich, Germany. He will speak in sacrament meeting January 28 at 2:20 pjn. in the Roosevelt Sixth Ward. He is the son of James N. and Kathleen Lemon. End Of Tenure furtl information. at 10 a.m. As a pvt of the Body of the ASSEMBLY Jesse Roberts, son of John W. and Bonnie Roberts has been called to serve in the Ghana Accra Mission in West Africa. His farewell will be held January 28, at 10 a.m. in the Tabiona Ward. by Scouting volunteers who want to express their appreciation for Local students make SUU deans list The largest deans list in the basic training Army Pvt Leonard R. Jenaen has completed basic training at Fort Leonard E. Wood, Weyneeville, MO. During the training; students, received instruction in drill and weapons, Utah Univeraity waa released this week by the universitys registrars office, giving recognition to 567 atudanta from 10 states and two foreign countries. To qualify for the deans list at SUU, a student must complete at least 15 quarter hours of academic work for which a letter grade is awarded and earn a grade point average of 3.60 or higher for that work. A grade point average of 4.0 equals straight "A" grades. A 3.60 grade point average is roughly Jensen completes ceremonies, Southern of history map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid, and Army history and traditions. Jenaen is the eon of Cariana L and Richard L. Jenaen of Highway E. Mocty Jenkins Contract Route 64, Ducheane. Ha la a 1995 graduate cf Union service beyond the norm, not only School, Roosevelt High in Scouting, but also for service to youth outside of Scouting and for overall outstanding community citizenship," Lower stated. Elder Quinn Horrocks has returned from the New Zealand Mission. He will speak in Sacrament meeting Sunday, Jan. 28 at 12:45 in the Neola 1st Ward. He is the son of Chad and LouAnn Horrocks. equivalent to an s" average. The foil quarter SUU deans list includes students: Amber Watkins, Mountain Home; and Amberiy Lott, Ducheane. Centennial exhibit on Women scheduled for Duchesne library Set aside the evening of February 27, 1996 for the opening of the traveling exhibit: Utah Women in Action: Visions. Views and Voices. This Centennial prqject will be at the Roosevelt CityDuchesne County library, 70 West Lagoon in Roosevelt, through March 1996. Developed by the Weber County League or Women Voters, exhibit tells the this of Utah women getting the stay to right vote in 1870, losing it in 1887, regaining it in the 1895 Constitutional Convention and up to 1920 when women nationally received the right to vote. The panel highlights women who have made significant inputs in politics, lives and communities over the years. It was during March 1896, 100 years ago that the Constitutional Convention was discussing the pros and cons of giving Utah women the right to vote in the Constitution. Significant groups argued that Utah would become a "freak state" ty granting woman suffrage, and it might harm our chances of gaining statehood. Utah women have been at the forefront many times, not Just locally but at national levels, in a variety of endeavors. Too much of our Utah history has been silent an the important role that women have played in our political heritage. In addition, a two-pan- el targeted to secondary students will be available through the school district! during this timeframe. The League of Women Voters will be coordinating this prqject. This can be a very affective teaching tool for classroom diaeuaaion throughout the year. This prqject has bean made possible by grants from the COfiTS Utah Centennial Commission, Utah Humanities following: Council, Ruth and Great Selection John Bamberger Foundation, George and Dolores Eccles Foundation, Swanson Foundation, Weber County Centennial Committee and the American Association of Univeraity Woman (AAUW) Foundation. The exhibit opened on January 5, 1996 in Weber County with avsral prominent women on fho program, including LA. Governor Owns Walker, Cleo Atkin, and Utah Supreme Court Justice Christine Durham. 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