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Show 1 8 Yamal Express Wednesday, ju!y 12. 1939 ILVPPEXEVGS call 789-3511 Mi. r 1 5t f .( V Vernal Golf Classic Friday, Saturday, Sunday at the Dinland Golf Course f UHS Rodeo Club 6:30 p.m. at Western Park for more information contact Tami Koense at 789-9454 COOKIE CONTEST WINNERS in the Naples Outlaw Country Fair are Katie Bradly, first; Emilee Bradley second; Erin Bradley, second; Nichole Mott, third; Trevor Mathis first and Autumn Miller, third. ..... . - 1 ; ":" ' ' ! Michele McKee Mission call for Michele McKee Sister Michele McKcc, daughter of Rondal R. and Sharon McKee, has been called to serve an 18 month mission for the LDS Church in Barcelona, Spain. Her farewell will be held July 16 at 11:45 a.m. in the Tridcll Ward Chapel. She will enter the Missionary Training Center July 19. Scout enrns Eagle award ;-! i 4 V 3 I " t':,N '"-J f . 1 ..- -1 t .- t s-v,i !-, '-4 K: 1 i-'i '.:.::.. ft Jt.i- $ : 1 I - t vf; i i.;;;.-,!1 V 3 S.'.i.l'!1: i. r, Ji I i, ;(1..r. t 1: 1 -j; t :i :,: I f t J t V U l i 1 ' -;i ) -1 -'- v 1 i ..-v X-f f :( I- . -M i V y I i X V V 1 I 1. 1 i'; i : ; ; (...,' . : J S J Vii t ' i ' i I -(,- il : : i i- 1J t. i 1 Brett McKeachnie McKeachnie to report mission Elder Brett Colton McKeachnie, son of Gayle and Kathlcne McKeachnie, returned July 8 from the Argentina Rosario Mission. Elder McKeachnie served in several sev-eral cities while on his mission for the LDS Church including seven months as mission financial secretary secre-tary during Argentina's recent economic eco-nomic and financial turmoil. He will report his mission in the Glincs Fifth Ward, 1270 West 1500 South, during sxramcnt meeting July 16 at 10:30 a.m. 3teo 0M KrifflairiD QfeuJS am & Service B&D i?W 1 V k gr ism V A Jason Burton Jason Burton to serve Elder Jason Wade Burton, son of David and Janet Burton, has been called to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to the Missouri Independence Mission. His missionary farewell is scheduled sched-uled for July 30 at 12:30 p.m. in the Vernal Eighth Ward Chapel, 1270 West 1500 South. Elder Burton will enter MTC Aug. 2. SOMETHING TO SING ABOUT Amid the bad news about declining declin-ing numbers of songbirds in North America, ornithologists arc finding a bright spot. According to National Wildlife magazine, more than 20 varieties of songbirds seem to be expanding their ranges in this country. coun-try. Cardinals, house finches and American robins arc among the bird whose home territory is growing. grow-ing. Present FRIDAY True Value ClaSS Of '79 to hold 10 year reunion The reunion committee for the Uintah High School Class of 1979 has announced the 10-year reunion which is scheduled for Aug. 5. An afternoon picnic for the family will be held at the Scarlc Pavilion at 12:00 noon. Those who participate should bring a lunch for their family. fami-ly. Following the picnic, a tour of the new high school will be available avail-able for those interested. An evening party has been planned at the Vernal Elks Lodge beginning at 6 p.m. A steak dinner will be served at 7 p.m. BYOB set-ups will be available for fifty cents each. Cost for dinner and dancing will be S30 per couple, $15 per person. Group pictures will be taken at a cost of S5 for an 8 X 10 photo. Those who plan to attend must send their money mon-ey to Tim King, 190 F-st Main, Vernal S4078 immediately. Esquire RV iheir Second 8c RV SPECTAc JULY 14 & 9 to 4 Parking Lot 280 West Main c.: Bascom family members enjoy reunion Descendants of Joel Almon Bascom, Sr. and Elias Willard Williams Jr. met at the Colton Pavilion on Saturday, July for their biannual family reunion. Family members from as far as California, Florida, Nevada and Illinois attended attend-ed with a total of 136 people present for the event Family research and latest genealogical ge-nealogical research material was shared among members. In addition, relatives shared their talents in dance and family displays. A lamb luncheon was also enjoyed. Millie Kay Hawcs, age 84, was the eldest family member present followed by Earl Bascom, 83. Officers were elected for future reunions with Billy Bascom of Apple Valley, Calif, asked to serve as president; Dale Hatch, Clendalc, Calif.; vice president, Grant Bascom, Bcllflowcr, Calif., secretary. secre-tary. The next reunion will be held in Vernal July 1991. Annual SAT 15 1 KJrr.-!c:;V r. zx i v:yi C; r Phovr . mrtr 1 I i i t . , Outlaw Trail Ride Hosted by Hatcreek Outfitter, reservations, catered steak dinner, din-ner, Josie Morris Ranch Smuln Reunion Red Springs Campground on Highway 191 2 p.m. July 28 to 2 p.m July 30 Wildf lower Walk 9:30 a.m. at Junction of 191 Red Cloud Loop Road Uintah Mountain Club UHS 1979 Reunion Picnic at 12 noon, Elks Lodgo ai 6 p.m. Contact Tim King. m J 0 |
