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Show i 1 j i Wednesday, December 11, 1985 Venttl Bicentennial DUP holds holiday party Christmas Ball Commadore fans Preceptor Pi reports success Jensen Post 124 The Bicentennial camp of the to be Saturday announce meet Roosevelt Area Commodore DUP met for their December meeting of annual bazaar meeting held thusiasts will be meeting Wednesand Christmas party at the home of Couples are warming up for the 21 ExpreSSfldveftiSer 76 En- Preceptor Pi chapter of Sigma Phi met Tuesday, Dec. home of Gerri Voyles. President Juanita , ! I ? 4 I I I I I 1 1 3 Anah Tucker. Hostesses for the evening were Anah Tucker, Connie Perry, Lorena Caldwell and Janice Bigelow. Beta at the The December meeting of the Post members and the auxiliary ladies will be held Thursday, Dec. 12 at 7 p.m. at the post hall in Jensen. Ladies are reminded to bring a Christmas gift for echange and a holiday treat to enjoy for the social part of the evening. Plans for making Christmas baskets and taking Christmas to a needy family will be finalized. If unable to attend the meeting, but would like to donate for the Christmas baskets, please contact Lola Edrington at or Reva 124 Oden called the business meeting to order with 10 members present. It was reported that the Christmas bazaar had been very successful and everyone was thanked for their help. Following the business meeting a program was given by the Uintah Basin Area Guide Dog Club. They demonstrated how they train and care for their animals. It was reported that it takes ap- proximately $10,000 to produce a single-perso- n dog unit, but there is no charge to the blind person receiving the dog or for the training with the dog. Included with the presentation was a film explaining how the dogs are trained. After the program, members of the Preceptor Pi presented the club $250 to use for their guide dog project. It was announced that the club Christmas party will be at Theda Murrays home. The door prize was won by Theda Murray. Janice Bigelow, camp captain, ducted the meeting. A history of the first ten years of the camp, prepared by Laura Chew and Alta Winward, was read and discussed instead of a pioneer history. Christmas The lesson, Reminiscence was presented by June Christiansen. Members shared their own Christmas memories and refreshments were served. There were 12 members present and two guests. The next meeting will be held Jan. 9. 789-020- 1 Long at con- 789-492- 8. Members are reminded that the Legion Hall is now open three nights a week, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday for their convenience and pleasure. Any Legion member is welcome and may bring guests. The New Years Eve party and dance will be held Dec. 31. annual Christmas Ball at Uintah High School which will be Saturday, Dec. 14. According to members of the Boys League, who are in charge of the ball, this will be the last boys choice dance until the February Preference Ball. The dance will be in the small gymnasium in the midst of decorations designed by the Boys League. Wayne Young will furnish the music. Refreshments will be served and souvenir photographs will be taken by Aspen Photography. Admission is $5 a couple and $3 for singles. day, Dec. 11 at the Roosevelt City Building. Anyone interested is welcome to come. Membership fee is $15 per year. Snowmobilers plan steak fry The Dinaland Snowmobile Club will have their annual steak fry Sunday, Dec. 15 at 11 a.m. in the Winter Hawk recreation area. (Also known L- 789-519- - Legal and Tax Issues Seminar for Business Wally Goddard teaches esteem at Arts Club Goddard was the guest night meeting of the Progressive Arts Club. Speaking on the subject, feeling good about yourself, he entertained with stories, jokes and poetry. Twenty one members met at the home of Beth Sweatfield and shared was a salad luncheon. Lois President Goodrich. Mary Erickson conducted the business meeting. Wally speaker at a Wednesday The Chamber of Commerce presents Limited Edition Print Of Old Uintah County CourtHouse A By David Ahrnsbrak at Christmas Prices Special Now December The next meeting for the group will be Wednesday, Dec. 18 at the home of Elouise Turner. A Christmas party has been planned with dinner, program and a gift exchange. 24th. through hA as McKee Draw parking lot) . For more details call Date: Cost: Place: Thursday, December 12, 1985 $5 per person (includes buffet) Held for your convenience in both Roosevelt and Vernal. Roosevelt: 12:00 - 3:00 p.m. Uintah Basin Area Vocational Center, 1100 East Lagoon St. Vernal: 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. City County Building 152 East 100 North Dale Siler Professor of Commercial Law and Graduate Tax Utah State University Speaker: Are Legal and Tax Issues Keeping You Awake at Night Current Legal and Tax Issues For Small Business Topics Covered: sing at Christmas party High-Lite- s This seminar will provide business leaders an opportunity to discuss their LIABILITIES and responsibilities as owners, operators and directors, to evaluate the alternative forms of business including PROPRIETORSHIPS, PARTNERSHIPS and CORPORATIONS and the TAX BENEFITS and the COST TRADE-OFFof each It will also assist you in year end TAX REPORTING and in planning your 1986 taxes Highlighting: Dec. 4, thirty-fou- r members and guests of the Ladies Petroleum Club gathered to enjoy the Christmas festivities. A salad bar was served at the Dinaland Country Club and was topped off with h sampling of various holiday treats prepared by members and guests. The High-Lite- s of Uintah High School entertained with their program Ill Be Home For entitled, Christmas. A short business meeting was held after which Christmas ornaments were exchanged. Pre Christmas prices through December 24, 1985. Unsigned $25.00 plus tax Signed $40.00 plus tax Special prices for this Christmas Season only are also in effect on two prior prints of Main Street - Vernal, 1928 and the Imperial Hall. Mary Stringham was recognized for her work as program chairperson. The January program will be presented by the guide dog club. The meeting will be held the second Wednesday, due to New Years falling on the regularly scheduled date. 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