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Show 4 Vernal 1 Express Wednesday, September 18, 1985 Redden earns masters degree S. v- - (p .if , 5 Arva Marie Tanner Redden, Vernal, has completed requirements for a master of science degree in secondary education with an emphasis in business at Utah State University. A graduate of Union High School she is a daughter of Frank M. Tanner and the late Pearl M. Tanner of Myton. She and her husband, Boyd J. Redden of Upalco, are the parents of four children. Redden received a bachelor of science degree is business education at USU in 1973 and graduated with honors. Her masters degree was also completed with honors. As part of the requirements to complete a masters degree, she wrote a report entitled, Business Students Attitudes Towards Individualized Study Program as Compared to Structured Study Programs at the Uintah Basin Area Vocational Center. Mrs. Redden has taught at the Uin- - has earned a masters degree from Utah State University. ARVA REDDEN Area Vocational Center in Roosevelt, in the adult business lab, and is now teaching for the UBAVC in tah Basin Vernal. Her husband Ashley Elementary. at teaches This Wednesday the Dinah Dancers will begin their square dancing season. They will be dancing at Central School. All dances will start at 8 p.m. on Wednesdays. Sept. 18 will be potluck. as man and Bert and Thelma Glover celebrate 50th anniversary Bert and Thelma Glover of Vernal celebrate fifty years of marriage Monday, Sept. 23. The will mark the occasion with the reaffirmation of their wedding vows Saturday, Sept. 21 at 3 p m. at the Kingsbury Community Church. A reception will honor the couple following the ceremony. Bert Glover was born in Lawery, Ark., in 1912 and Thelma was born in the same city in 1917. They grew up and attended school in Lawery. They were married in Harrison, Ark., will Sept. 25, 1935. The Glovers are the parents of four Wilma Jean, deceased; Patrica Baker and Junior Glover of Vernal; Karron Van Sandt of Fort children: Smith, Ark. Their grandchildren are: Vickie Temples, Stephanie R. Glover, Joey W. Glover and Jeremy Glover of Vernal; Pamela Lawson of Salt Lake City, Jackie C. Elliott of Marionville, Mo., PFC Billy J. Golden serving in NEWBORNS Sept. 6, 1985 a boy born to M. Tina and Gary Gurule. He weighed 7 lbs. 'k oz. and will be named Philip James. Sept. 9, 1985 a boy born to Betta and Mark Nash. He weighed 8 lbs. 14 oz. Sept. 9, 1985 a boy born to Debra and James 0. Smith. He weighed 9 lbs. M the US Army in Korea ; PVT Scott L. Glover presently in the US Army National Guard, and PVT Lesar Van Sandt, serving in the US Marines in Paris Island, N C. oz. The Glovers have seven great grandchildren- Cindy, Terresa and Sherri and Chris Temples and Michael Brewer of Vernal ; Michelle Lawson of Salt Lake City and Tonya Elliott of Marionville, Mo , and one great great grandson, Cody Temples of Vernal. the Following their marriage, Glovers moved to Omaha, Ark , where they remained until 1942 when they moved to Marionville, Mo Mr. Glover spent most, of his life working in fruit orchards and farming. He retired in 1976 and they moved to Vernal in 1981 and have remained residents here. Mrs. Glovers has spent most of her life devoted to the needs of her family The couple enjoy camping, hunting and fishing - Sept. 10, 1985 a girl born to Brenda and Donald T. Anderson. She weighed 7 lbs. 4 oz. and will be named Kimberly Dawn. Sept. 11, 1985 a boy born to Chris and Randy Pitt. He weighed 7 lbs. 7 oz. and will be named Jeremy Ross Pitt. Sept. 14, 1985 & boy born to Linda and Doug Bowen. He weighed 6 lbs. 9 oz. and will be named Shad Douglas Bowen. Sept. 14, 1985 a boy born to Amanda and Gordon Kitchen. He weighed 9 lbs. and will be named Dallon Robert. Sept. 14, 1985 a boy bom to Amelia and Joaquin Murrieta. He weighed 7 lbs. 14M oz. Sept. 17, 1985 a girl bom to Becky and Monte Bertsch. She weighed 7 lbs. 8 oz. and will be named LeAnn Marie Bertsch. for club funds Membership Week of the Uintah Community Concert Association openk ed Monday with the annual dinner at Kingsbury Community House. Mrs. David Condon, vice president and membership chairman, presided. Mrs. Kenneth Kindt was in charge of the dinner and was assisted by her nason, Wesley. Mrs. Doris Kennedy, tional representative of Community Concerts, Inc., was a special guest and spoke to those in attendance. Mrs. Kennedy is assigned to this area to assist with the membership campaign. Community Concerts in a national organziation which supplys five concerts to areas with local organizations in membership, providing opportunities for musical experiences. Those who belong to any local Community Concert Association belong to all of them, and are welcome to attend any concert. Members in Vernal attend concerts in Rangely, some travel to Meeker and Craig and members of those Associations attend the concerts presented here. The same resciprosi-t- y would apply to any area members find themselves at concert time. Entertainment at Mondays dinner was provided by Malinda Wayland, violinist, accompanied by Julie Walton. Their selection was the Vivaldi Concerto in G Minor, first and second movements. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. David Condon, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Kindy, Mrs. Curtis May, Mrs. Dorothy Luck, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grua, Mrs. Leland Boyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence DeVed, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mashbum, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Overson, Mrs. Cynthia Fountaine, Mrs. Walter Burtiff, the Rev. Earl Menchhofer and Mr. and Mrs. Wayland. Memberships may be purchased from those mentioned above or at headquarters in the Lamplighter Inn each day this week from 10 a.m. to 5 p m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to pot-luc- Square dancers ready for 1985 season Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glover will mark their 50th year wife by repeating their vows Sept. 21. Gun given twice Concert Assn, has dinner meeting sySN; i, On Sept. 20 and 21 the Green River, Utah dancers are hold their annual Melon Busters Jamboree. All dancers are invited to attend. Thailand... A Xi Alta Xi sponsored fund raising project has turned into a two fold benefit, thanks to the generosity of the woman who won a rifle in a donation ticket drawing. Jackie Battys winning ticket was picked and she became the owner of a new 270 Browning rifle Monday, Sept. 16 at Basin Sports Center. She and her husband, DeArmon of . Basin Sports and who had originally dontated the rifle, dontated it back again to help raise more funds for the Xi Alta Xi project. Proceeds earned from the $1 donation tickets will be used to furnish the new maternity section being built at Ashely Valley Medical Center. As Xi Alta Xi Jeanette Dearman, member explained, the maternity wing will be decorated in a family setting where furnishings will include a rocking chair and other fixtures to make parents-to- - be and new parents feel at home. A new rifle winner will be chosen at a second drawing which will be Monday, Sept. 30 at Basin Sports. Tickets may be obtained at Smiths for the next two Saturdays. Popcorn is an American invention. Indian Young Peoples Academy now is taking registration for fall It classes. Ages is staffed by an experienced, qualified & certified professional teacher who 3-- ' has taught in the School District for the past eight years. The preschool program will have an emphasis on academics and an atmosphere for learning. kindergarten noon. Uintah Continued from page 13 The Thais repeatedly remarked how wonderful the people had been to them, how they took care of their need and were so generous and thoughtful. Among their other soveniers and gifts, they were each given a precious three pound bag of peanut M & Ms as a final tribute from the USU Extension Service personnel. We have really learned to appreciate all we have in America after spending time with these fine young people, stated the host mother of one of the Thais. Some of then dont even have electricity in their homes and even the smallest luxury that we enjoy was amazing to them. Just imagine how a microwave oven would impress someone who has no elec- Kathy Mashburn, The first known sewing needles were made of bone and they are over 30 thousand years old. owner-direct- - 781-244- 8 789-488- 0 Sale Carpet 30 over remnants and roll ends Reg. $14.00 per yard carpet Reg. $16.50 per yard carpet tricity. Reg. $18 to $20 . . . . $8 $9 pyd pyd $1000 m per yard carpet Pad and installation extra MARRIAGE LICENSES Tim F. Olson and Catherine V. both of Vernal, issued Sept. These are not drop patterns or out of stock items. All pieces are in stock and we can order more!! Hor-rock- s, 17, 1985. Mark D. Adams and Lynette R. Wooley, both of Vernal, issued Sept. 12, 1985. Don A. Larsen and Kathryn Martin, both of West Valley City, issued Sept. 11, 1985. Rodney Duane Murray and Hazel Ann Babcock, both of Roosevelt, issued Sept. 11, 1985. Hal D. Soderquist and Lynette Calder, both of Vernal, issued Sept. 10, SNYDER CARPET 435 South 500 East - 789-383- 0 block south of National Guard Armory 1 1985. SEVERAL MEMBERS OF the Uintah Basin the 3rd floor of the Building in Vernal, by instructors, Arva Redden and Cleo Area State-Count- Vocational Center Advisory Council and UBAVC staff, are shown the new classrooms located on y Riding. Public invited to open house at new UBAVC facility in Vernal The Uintah Basin Area Vocational Center is inviting the public to tour new facilities serving the Ashley Valley area which are located y on the 3rd floor of the Building in Vernal. their Cesspooch and Carl Clous Others present were: Keith Berg-quisdirector of UBAVC; Beverly t, gVemals Family Restaurant The Crackd Pot s Evans, assistant director of UBAVC; staff members, Linda Otterson, Sharon Cummings, and Dick Jones re: State-Count- The open house will be Thursday, Sept. 19 from 1 to 8 p m. and Friday, Sept. 20 from 9 a m. to 4 p.m. Classrooms in the facility house business machines, typewriters and computers and have areas for individual study. The UBAVC Advisory Council got a sneak preview of the facility when they had their regular quarterly meeting there, Sept. 12. Those visiting with instructors, Arva Redden and Cleo Riding and their Council students were Advisory members: Scott Kos, chairman; Merle Young, Linda Brady, Dr. Dan Price, Mel Wright, Carole Scott, Irvin Haws, Delores Grunewald, Mike Hanley, representing Tom Nord- strom; Julie Evans, representing Rae Jacobsen, Craig Bunnell; Judy Burns; Loya representing THURSDAY NIGHT ONLY Pork Chops 5 oz. with salad bar, choice of potato, applesauce and small Bar-B-Qu- e loaf of homemade bread All You Can Eat $49 1089 E. Hwy. n Now hashbrowns and. bacon or 2.79 sausage s2" 4.10 toast 29 - FREE dinner served on your birthday! 18 yr. or older. Must have ID. 0133 front 0f Aqua Noodle serving beer with meals. mKAL, VTA 1089 E. Hwy 40 781-013- F if-- rV -- Omelette with Mexican Daily Lunch Specials CRACKD POT m,-1- 0 Biscuits and Gravy with $495 Scallops, Shrimp, Tuna rice salad, American fries and Bread sticks. Children under 12 Hours' p m. 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