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Show M If ' . I ' f- ' If. r J Delena Evans and Evans and Johnson plan park wedding Dolena "DeDee," Evans and Tye Johnson have chosen Friday, July 26 to wed at the Remember the Maine Park. A reception will immediately follow the wedding. DeDee is the daughter of Leonard Battels, Vernal and Femina Colbert of Missouri. Tye is the son of Clay Johnson, Jensen and Dusty Slaugh of Vernal. The bride-elect is a 1988 graduate from Great Bend, Kan. and a 1991 Head Start comes to area A grant awarded to Rural Utah Child Development will provide a Head Start program to Vernal and surrounding communities. The Head Start program was funded fund-ed 26 years ago. Vernal is one of its most recent expansions. The program pro-gram was developed for low income children. First priority is given to low income and disabled children with special needs. Ten percent of the enrollment can be other income children with special needs, to qualify, qual-ify, a child must be four years old by Sept, 1, 1991. The program offers a comprehensive comprehen-sive program which includes, education, edu-cation, health, disabilities, nutrition, social services and parent involvement. involve-ment. A site and opening date for the Vernal program will be announced at a later date. The Vernal on site coordinator will be Carta Palacios. The executive director for the program pro-gram is Lynette Hadden. Questions concerning the program can be answered an-swered at 1-800-841-2867. Miss Uintah I would like to thank all You Won't Want To fS nr n Boutique at The July 26 10 a.m. Gifts for everyone on your Christmas list raffed succr 987 S. Vernal Ave. 789-4522-v Tye Johnson graduate of Uintah Basin Applied Technology Center with the secretarial program. She is currently employed with the Uintah County Recorder's office. The groom-elect attended Uintah High School and is working for Flint Engineering and Construction Company in Vernal. The couple plan to make their home in Deep Creek. Food storage, prenatal nutrition classes offered On Wednesday, July 31, the USU Extension Service will be hosting Dr. Deloy Hendricks, USU extension exten-sion food science specialist, as he presents two workshops. Prenatal nutrition has been slated from 10 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. with a food storage presentation from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Both classes will be in the USU Extension Conference Room on the third floor of the State and County building, 152 East 100 North in Vernal. During the prenatal nutrition workshop, Dr. Hendricks will discuss dis-cuss how the nutritional status of the mother before and during pregnancy preg-nancy can determine the health of the baby. Research linking the mother's nutritional intake during pregnancy, to birth defects both mental and physical will be discussed. dis-cussed. The effect of excess and deficient de-ficient intakes of nutrients will be noted. Guidelines to minimize the chances of having a handicapped infant in-fant will be given. During the afternoon workshop on food storage, Dr. Hendricks will answer an-swer questions on what to store, how much to store, and length of time and storage conditions. Basin 1990 my Vernal sponsors. Dr. Doug Jensen, Vernal Athletic Club, Larry A. Steele, Dez Murray Sporting Goods, William K. Jolley Funeral Home, Gilley's Carpet, IGA Super Center, Little Caesars Pizza, Vernal Floral, Mr & Mrs Alvin Kay, Cummins Intermountain, R. W. Jones Trucking. I greatly appreciate your support! Sincerely, Barberajean Miss This One! mi nn nnn rri. Country Cottage & 27 to 5 p.m. plus lots more. 1 HatchJ w lint i r . Kristin McKee and Cache Boyce Miller McKee and Miller exchange vows at Sail Lake Temple Kristin McKee, of Tridell, will become be-come the bride of Cache Boyce Miller . of American Fork on Thursday, July 25 at the Salt Lake City LDS Temple. A reception will be on Friday, July 26 at the Rondal R. McKee home in Tridell. Kristin is the daughter of Rondal R. and Sharon McKee and Cache is the son of Sherman and Lynnette UBIC begins this week with different idea Week long activities for the 1991 U.B.I.C., Uintah Basin In Celebration, are "set to begin on Friday, July 26 and run through Saturday, Aug. 3. The U.B.I.C. began' shortly after the end of World War I and continued each year until the beginning of World War n. During the war years, the celebration was discontinued. Up until 1950, the News from Tridell by Lorna McKee 247-2350 Two families vacation in Alaska Two families ffom the Tridell area are going to vacation in Alaska. Randy and Barbara Goodrich and their three children left on Sunday for Fairbanks. They are pulling an airplane behind their pickup, taking it to its owner. Goodrich has recently repaired the plane. The other family heading north is Winford and Veda Gray who left ten days ago for vacation in Anchorage. They plan to do some salmon fishing while they are there. The two families will meet at a designated location and spend one; night together. Robert Ahlborn and children of Houston, Texas visited last weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ahlborn. Also visiting with there were Mr. and Mrs. Kent Merrell, Salt Lake City. Robert is a geologist and is on his way to Russia to help in the oil industry. A personal shower honoring the bride to be, Kristen McKee was held on Saturday evening at Estella McKee's home. She received many lovely gifts. Kristin will be married on July 25 to Cache Miller in the Salt Lake Temple with a reception at her parents home on July 26. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ellison and family of Payson and Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Dudley, Joseph, Utah have been recent visitors at the Margaret Elison home. Thomas is a son and Hyrum is a brother to Mrs. Elison. Thomas and family also visited with his sister, Mrs: Aaron Simmons. DeLoy and Carol Dennis visited last weekend at the Ron McKee home. The Dennis are from Roscburg, Ore. Twelve young ladies and their advisors attended a four day girl's camp at Uintah Canyon this past week. . .'v Miller. The couple graduated from Ricks College in Rexburg, Idaho and are currendy employed in the Provo area. Following the marriage, they plan to live in Pennsylvania where the groom will further his studies at the University of Pennsylvania. U.B.I.C. was celebrated in Fort Duchesne but later moved to Roosevelt City, where it has remained re-mained ever since. Both Uintah and Duchesne Counties participate in scheduled activities. The name changed this year to "Uintah Basin In Celebration." In prior years, UBIC stood for "Uintah Basin Industrial Convention." Activities scheduled this year include a talent show, baby and tiny tot show, Mr. U.B.I.C. contest, a history seminar, the Mis,s U.B.I.C. pageant, an arts, crafts, quilt and photography show, youth bowling and open skating, free swimming, a parade down Main Street in Roosevelt, children's crafts, a fitness fit-ness walk, greased pig chase, pet show, tennis tournament and local entertainment on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. The grand finale will include a fireworks display and a teen dance with "Jake in Space" playing. The activities will take place in Union High School, Roosevelt Jr. High School, Constitution Park and at the USU Center. Posters have been placed throughout the Basin with complete schedule of events. For further information, contact Kathleen Marshall, president, 722-4663; 722-4663; Matt Jensen, vice-president, 722-9028; Mark Stewart, vice-president, vice-president, 722-5650; Ken Yama, vice-president, 722-2637; or Karla Cox, publicity chairperson, 722-5755. Uintah County Fair xf-jiy Homemade Pie Contest for information call Sherrle Gardner 789-3705 August 10 2 p.m. Western Park Convention Center Registration 1:30 p.m. Cash Prizes Awarded at 3 p.m. Vernal Expren is 1 rfrVVJW Angeleen Cook Cook and Labrum to marry in August Angeleen Cook, daughter of Reid and Sue Cook, will become the bride of Scott Labrum, son of Ray and Pricilla Labrum, all of Vernal. The wedding will take place on Friday, Aug. 2 at the Glines Fourth Ward Chapel, 1500 West Highway 40. A reception will follow at 7 p.m. The bride-elect attended Uintah - - f 7 4 i Jessica Jenkins Cassie McGill Keiaen Massey Lance Laris Congratulations Congratulations to the following babies for passing their first milestone: mile-stone: Lance Michael Laris, son of Michael and Kathy Laris. His birthday birth-day was July 7, 1991. Kelden Jay Massey, son of Laerydin and Shelly Massey. His birthday was July 14, 1991. Cassie McGill, daughter of Les and Trade McGill. Her birthday was July 23, 1991. Jessica Rae Jenkins, daughter of Darrell and Callie Jenkins. Her birthday is July 26, 1991. Homemade Ice Cream Contest for Information call David Feltch 789-1901 Wednesday, July 24, 1991 15 and Scott Labium High School and graduated in 1990. She is employed at Davis IGA in Vernal. The groom-elect also attended Uintah High School and graduated in 1991. He is employed at Davis IGA in Roosevelt. Following their marriage, the couple cou-ple plan on living in Vernal. Vernal City SECRET WITNESS Program 789-8888 Crack'd Pot Family Restaurant Monday - Friday LUNCH IDINNER $S29 $E99 Friday Nite Steak & All-You-Can-Eat Shrimp $399 Saturday Nite Lobster & Steak $i(D 99 Chicken Fried Steak $K99 Sunday Nite 21 pc. Shrimp $E99 Dinners served with-Soup with-Soup or Salad Bar Homemade Roll Choice of Potato Mon-Sat. 5 a.m. 10 p.m. Sunday 6 a.m. -10 p.m. 1089 East Hwy 40 781-0133 |
