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Show Friday, March UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, UTAH S, 1989 Tabiona High Statewide Support Offers Early Action On Colorado Development School Presents Opera With Two Casts The Operetta Tulip By Miss Jean Morrison (Continued From Page One) Mrs. Glen Sorensen 230-miPresented Thursday canal and tunnel m Mr. and Mrs. David Davies and Parent-TeacheSeveral members of our ward atthrough the Uintah Basin, it would meeting was Birthday Dinner Thomas Shisler of Roosevelt 23 February the Salt at fen,Lnf's Thursday provide irrigation water for Blue tended the funeral services of was in Duchesne Thursday con- held in the school house Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Bromley family spent and in Park ward hall by J1 City, Bench, Ouray valley, the South Leona Rose Montgomery Wednes ducting business. Games were played and entertained at dinner Sunday eve Lake Temple night. I relatives, Myton bench and other unirrigated day at Myton. ning in honor of Mrs. Bromley; dittos Titus Jones, Emil Munz and Roy refreshments were served. 3 lands in the Basin in addition to Lawrence Mayhew of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Ottosen of father, Tom Thomas in celebration Mr, and M'ra. Silaa Rosa of A. Schonian were visitors at Myton Duchesne were were 4 visitors of his birthday anniversary. Cov- accompanied his supplying water for Basin lands Castlegate came up to attend the Talmage Monday evening, attending Masonalready under irrigation. Most of funeral toN performed on both evening S ers were laid for Mr. and Mrs, Mayhew of Duchesne, services for Maxine Thursday. the water, far surpassing all needs Thompson, which were held Thurs- - ic lodge there. two weeks trip, a York for Mad' P. atJ. Mrs. and Mr. folks Thomas, nprifirmanfoo n.A. load of bus A young Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bond and Mr. of the Basin in amount would be day in the ward hall. Brown returned those who attended Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wilson, Elizabeth and Mrs. sen, basketball tended the game and Mrs. C. C. Mickelson attended carried through the mountains to ;v dance at Altamont Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Titus Jones, Mr. and to her home in Utahn Saturday remarkable President E. L. Murphy of the the lands in Central and Southern Moon Tulip Time" at Tab-ion- a Operetta, Following after spending a week in Park City at the Tabiona schoorH and Mrs. Marion Christen, Mrs. Jess Johnstun. Lake Mr. Pearl Mrs. Stake, last Utah. Thursday evening. 500" at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete sen and children were Duchesne dinner, the guests played Richens of Vernal, Mrs. Emery Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bond and Engineers Report won Abplanalp. score with being prizes high Nielsen visitors of attended the Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mickelson under the directionT Saturday. Myton A brief resume of the engineers E at' of Waggner, who has been Rex Pace and Arthur by Mr, Jones and Mrs. Madsen services Mr. Bates funeral held and Mrs. Elmer for Ross, Mr. Thursday I h tended the first series of games at report follows: Club Arts at visitors were Boneta of in Variety Snow Maxine were the Utahn, Thompson. music department for calling Strawberry The realization that Utah's the basketball round robin at VerMrs. Jess Johnstun entertained last Tuesday. Sacrament meeting Sunday night See Dr. M. I. Meeker for all your nal month. He was assisted growth in population is limited to Thursday evening. ThurS' club last Visitors to Duchesne Monday the Variety Arts Little RayDonna Cole of Du- - J work by Mrs. Byron Collett its water supplies has reached the needed dental work. Duchesne James E. Bacon of Cedarview were Mr. and Mrs. Leon Burton, day evening. The women spent the a Milton made business Larsen chesne to action is where spent several days of last necessary stage was in Duchesne on business Mr. and Mrs. Elden Sorensen, Mrs. evening doing various kinds of in week Utahn at the home of her Marriage Licenses extend the states water life line." trip to Salt Lake City Wednesday. Thursday. Present were Mrs. Glen Sorensen, Ed Bedford and needlework. Mrs. Minerva Olson. Thomas M. Gilbert has returned That is the reason why a group Axel Pierson, Mrs. Luran Allred, grandmother, Mrs. Tessie Smith of Myton was Franklin Behunin. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Abplanalp of the states foremost engineers from a visit at the state capitol. Mrs. Lawrence Burton returned Mrs. Titus Jones, Mrs. Ralph Ivie, and Mae and Joyce, of has formulated plans for the most The school bus took a large transacting business in Duchesne home from American Fork last Mrs. T. A. Poulson, Mrs. J. P. Parkdaughters, the week end extensive water diversion project crowd of school children and par Wednesday. CSty spent C. Mrs. Ottosen, Derrell Evans of Mt. Emmons week where she has spent the Madsen, Byron and ever proposed in Utah a project I ents to Myton Friday evening to relatives in friends visiting Mrs. Bob Cohorn and Mrs. Tom was a Duchesne business visitor past few months. which will put to beneficial use attend the Operetta, sponsored by Utahn. Thomas. and Mrs. Claude McDonald son, Thursday. more than double the states pres- the Myton school. A number of Utahn people atJames Mr. and Mrs. Francis Brooks of Don, returned home Tuesday from Contract Club Lynch, 22, of FloJ ent water supplies and make it postended the Junior Chamber of 'nlnrurirt D.owrl Quite a number of our young Fruitland were M Mrs. B. A. Jacoby was hostess to Velma Merle KJ transacting busi- American Fork after a months Dusible to double the population and people attended the basketball in af- Commerce minstrel show club ness her last Peterand in friends Chris of bridge home the visit Saturday at of visiting Crai' Colorado, 1, wealth of the state, possibly in 15 game at Roosevelt Friday eveternoon. Engaged at the bridge chesne last week. son. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mayhew, ac- years. ning between Roosevelt high and were Mrs. table M. E. Lundberg of Roosevelt Ernest Schonian, The Daughters of the Utah The project in a nutshell is Vernal high school. Mrs. Man- - i was in Dunhesne on Pioneers will hold their next meet- Mrs. A. M. Murdock, Mrs. R. M, companied by Mr. and I A Otto Nielsen 'made a business business connected Wednesday uel Kofford briefly this: and daughter, Louise Lard Ol Thanks o:4 with the Du- ing March 9 at the home of Mrs. Pope, Mrs. F. L. Murray, Mrs. Ed Erection of Dams to motored to Helper, Price Ogden last week. trip chesne county Taxpayers Associa- Elivra Allred. Cob Hart), Mrs. Jess Johnstun, Mrs, Shirts, I 1. Erection of dams and forma- We wish to extend our Three new cases of measles are tion. Mr. and Greenriver last Thursday. score was Muir. Nellie for is the prize High presiLdndberg tlon of reservoirs to regulate the reported this week, most and fareheartfelt thanks to Ray Broadhead attended a dent of the organization. won by Mrs. Pope. day flow of the Green River at the Mrs. Martha Shanks, Pearl well party given for James Diste- - kind neighbors and friends Dairyman Reviews and Hiii Parties who Mrs. Mr. Kohl, I George Birthday so In Gorge site near the Utah fry, Faun Omen were Saturday have been Tabiona assisted us during I sew loyally Saturday evening, Mrs. Lorin Caldwell entertained fano vacationing in New Food Factors In Wyoming border, and the Yampa night guests of Mrs. Shanks Mr. Distefano plans to leave for illness and death of our belji f-in are next honor her of home Orleans, Milk Production Tuesday evening expected River at Juniper mountain. Cross mother, Mrs. Eliza J. Gilbert, mission field in the near fu- - daughter, sister, grand dan-- 1 son, Norman on his 11th birthday the Sunday. pies mountain and Lily park sites in I Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Solomon-Coloradture. Mrs. Ed Conklin of Altonah was son. included Guests Milk production is a result main- anniversary. son, Mrs. Eliza J. Gilbert and L. a business and Messrs Owen Marley ! Da Wright visitor in Duchesne ly of two things: feed and care, Edith Wimmer, Kathryn Larsen, 2 Construction at Split mountain J. Gilbert left Monday for Joseph, Davies talked at Home Missionary Wits Monday. and the inheritance or ability of a Lorille Hair, Lois Hatch, Margaret the point of diversion, a dam to Utah, to attend the funeral k t, Mr. and Mrs. Allen G. Mad, Arlene meeting in Bridgeland Sunday. cow to produce milk, Lyman Rich, Casper, Dorothy Moore, the water up beyond the con- - vices of Mrs. Solomonsons sister, A large crowd of young- - folks "the last sad rites and the be Davi Bob and Howard Mr. Junius Cohorn Mrs. Bennion, extension dairyman at Utah State Merrell, fluence of the Green and Yampa M. Arcadia the from Utahn attended the ball game ful floral offerings and their fcf was Tuesday evening and Mrs. Roy A. Schonian atBennlon, Bob Schonian, Johnny X. a. college, points out rivers. dance at Altamont Friday eve-- 1 sympathy, participated in the Parade of tended the Lions Follies in Vernal Agricultural Bob Don on year, as is Larsen, and feed Gerry, Barton, As far concerned, 3. Construction of a 230-miPlays at Duchesne, presenting the last Saturday evening. ning. n Ward is the Larsen, Co Bobby Abbott, Utah farms frfom ample roughage s Aqueduct Split mountain one act play, "Romance is a Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Abplanalp Mrs. Emma Stephens spent the cheapest form of nutrients. Altie Thomas, Ray Casper and Ar-le- n providing supplemental et." Those taking part were: fore and daughter, Ua Jean, and TomCaldwell. part of the week in Salt Lake falfa hay of good quality when fed water for the Uintah Basin then Willard Deardon, Lula Horrocks, right mie and Kieth Abplanalp, all of her examined. thirDuane his ail Grant celebrated It City eyes one having mem results. after emerging from the west face Leona Shields, Elva Holgate, Sybil produces amazing Utahn, spent Saturday in Price r si of the Wasatch divide into three Lusty, Kenneth Zirker and Garn was discovered that cataracts are Two Utah herds, one in Circleville teenth birthday anniversary Mon- and Helper. developing in both eyes. and one in Paradise, which were day evening. Twenty-on- e No a guests arms extending to points above Gilbert. The plays were also Mr. Mrs. Vaun and Pearson and is back fed Helen this nothing but alfalfa hay, a enjoyed games and the delicious re- children Nephi and Fairvlew. sented at Arcadia and Bridgeland at Mrs. office Hollenbeck a serious spent Sunday night in Duher after freshments which were served by and month field of again fall situa grazing, Enlargement of Reservoirs Thursday evening. at Mrs. the chesne of John home case of influenza. a few potatoes, established al- his mother, Mrs. Parry Grant. 4 Possible enlargement of th to ha Miss Beverely Odekirk has been Pearson. Mrs. Bob Cohom made a busi- most unbelievable records with St. Pauls Guild club i stoiage reservoirs at Alberta, Utah confined to her bed a few days this ness Ward Teachcers were calling in Members of St Pauls Episcopal trip to Roosevelt Saturday. their ration, Mr. Rich points out. lake. Sterling, Sevier bridge, and week with the flu. cpuld Utahn Guild Thursday. met Mrs. two are with on herds these Fool creek to store during the win- Statistics all Wednesday Mrs. Jack Taylor is around Mrs. and Warren son, Strong ter water from the "arms" of the again after a weeks illness, used to show that alfalfa, when L. C. Winslow. Present were Mrs. Weather Greatest ifeht were Duchesne business Chrds put up young and grown on good A, M. Murdock, Mrs. Emma Steph- Wayne, acqueduct. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thayne of Peril To visitors Friday. 5. Along the main artery" of Mountain Home are spending a (lean land, is very high in total nutri- ens, Mrs. Charles Barton, Mrs. 4 Miss Valeer Mayhew was an over the 230-miCfowc ents, vitamins and the necessary Charles Sands, Mrs. A. J. Gerry acqueduct and from couple of weeks at the home of Wheat Crop Morrison of Jo and night guest Mrs. Betty Ernest Schonian. the laterals, radiating from its j Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor. did minerals with the possible excepOf the various hazards to the tion of phosphorus. Friday. western end, irrigation canals and Hives ditches the veins" and "capillar-- 1 water were available at the mouth United States wheat crop, the c the However, statements regarding ies" of the vast system would dis- - of the Yampa river during a greatest single peril is weather, economy of feeding roughage Departing Couple Rural Carrier W Feted At water to widely separated year period ending in 1936, by records investigated by Federal should not be interpreted to mean Examination flnt Insurance means of regulatory storage at Crop that grain feeding is not economcorporation, points of the state. Gohor Mr. and Mrs. FTed Todd enterk 6. Erection of water power crop in-a- ical or necessary. The cows great Gorge on the Green river ministrators of The United States Civil Servpointe at their surance i tained to Saturday evening wheat on the site the to hold roughage is still growers, show, capacity Yampa Juniper plants at Cross mountain Lily park a ter home on South Myton Bench, com- ice Commission has announced an . Violent storms, freezing, drought. insufficient to hold the necessary Split mountain and possibly on the river. meet!: to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. examination to fill the position of loo much rain, hail, hot winds and nutrients plimentary lower Green and Colorado rivers to Ample Power Facilities Pasteurized generally for her best Hammerschmid, who are bers o 2. That ample power can be de- - clouds cause about 73 per cent of production, says Mr. Rich. leaving rural carrier at Roosevelt, Utah. pump water to an elevation necesexamination be held to at will The make presse their home at Products Cedarview, Dairy sary for operation of the canal veloped on the Green and ColO' the wheat losses, droughts alone George Q. Bateman, superintenover t rado rivers in Utah and the Yam being responsible for 38 per cent. dent of the Utah Agricultural ex- The guests present were Mr. and Vernal, Utah. system. MILK AND BUTTERMILK With t Mrs. close will of Lionel Receipt applications Mr. Mrs. The and Babcock, insurance corporation guaran- periment dairy farm, has shown Power Flants pa in Colorado for operation of the WHIPPING CREAM was Wallace Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. on March 17, 1939. tees 50 to 75 per cent of normal that a cow giving 7. Erection of additional water project. large quantities Frank Monks of The those date of examination aware be will Wise are and the of to parents le 3. That there are no guest crops policy holders in case of of milk must gather 150 pounds power plants at Diamond Fork, ( the necessity of giving ; or of grass per day to meet body and honor. The hostess served a de- stated on admission cards mailed and the western extremities of the physical barriers to the unfavorable weather, insects, to of licious close after of the lunch children at re' the close of the applicants plenty disease construction diviwhich of growing the main line plant acqueduct at Thistle, Nephi and may destroy milk requirements, so concentrates ceipt of applications, and will be milk. Many of them fall cou Falrview to generate power for sion or service laterals proposed or limit the crop. are added. He has also shown that evening spent playing games. 15 about to realize, however, That tie days after that date. The in the project. farm and industrial uses. a ton of barley will give an adDAT of a rural carrier on a stansame qualities that make salary 8. In addition this power would 4. That of the 1,900,000 acres of Influenza Schools ditional 100 if News butterfat Myton of pounds Shows route 30 dard children miles of served daily EQU milk so good for be furnished existing utility comfed to good producers. The barunirrigated land which could be Increase i are also invaluable in builDr. Calder, who was doing dent- except Sunday is $1800 per annum, panies on an exchange basis under reached with water through the ley can be sold at nearly double The and good which the companies would be able project there is ample water to Throughout State ding resistance its present market price by con- al work in the school, participated with an additional $20 per mile annum commi, each Resolve mile for of per health adults. to adjust their Bear river opera- supply 600,000 acres which have for in major the Dental Institute at Chicago verting to butter fat. ization now to drink it regularly tions sufficietnly to release 300,-00- 0 soil suitable in all ways for intenDuchesne county reported three Mr. Rich discourages the pur- so has not been here the last two fraction thereof in excess of 30 31; Du miles. Certain allowances are also acre feet of water annually for sive cultivation, new cases of measles and one new chase ofl d weeks but will be here this week. minerals. WILKINS ton, Ji case of pneumonia for the week These mixtures, costing from $10 Those who really wanted pic- made for the maintenance of equipirrigation purposes in that area. Duchesne, I'tst Wcdne: The are mighty pleased with ment. The examination will be Phone 2 engineering committee ending February 24 according to to $13 per hundredweight, are not tures The La Semaine Ring A .Goo to citizens actuwho open warns of the immediate, imperaare only word received from Dr. J. L. Jones only unnecessary but even harm- those that the traveling photoA la semaine -- J ring is a ring set state health commissioner. domiciled in the territory of tive need of a major, long term ally Arra We took. animals chew he If have a picful, says. grapher water project if Utah is to advance with seven stones, the name of each the ne There was an increase of 147 per bones and sticks, it is due to an ture of most every child for a year the post office where the vacancy with the same letter as cent commencing chased in the number of new cases evident lack of phosphorus. Steam book contributed by the company exists, who have been actually economically and summarized its the day of the week. These rings of weeks findings in five points: influenza over the entire state bone meal is rich in phosphorus, who made the pictures. Those domiciled there for six months were in vogue in France in the 1. That 1,500,000 acre feet of ular m reported to the Utah State Board and along with common salt it will who didnt want the pictures did next preceding the closing date for Ninorenth century. mission of Health during the week ending meet about all mineral needs. not have to buy them so everybody receipt of applications, and who 7lwn.aMrv meet other requirements set forth jm of $415; February 24 over the previous Wheat bran and cotton seed meal is happy. it was A lot of activity has been noticed in Form 1977. Both men and woweek. There were increases also are good sources of phosphorus Saturday-Sunda- y ment o; in measles, March 4 and 5 scarlet when the price justifies addition among the student body officers. man, if qualified, may enter this chickenpox, made r fever, pneumonia and whooping to the ration. and They have started the school examination, but appointing ofHENRY FONDA ficers have the legal right to specipurchas cough, and slight decreases in paper. BARBARA STYNWYCK sex the desired in fy maehini We are mumps, diphtheria and tubercuon a requesting putting MARKET REPORT in campaign losis. to get in all library books that certification of eligibles. Form compan 1977 and tractor 31 MISS AD The significant thing about this blanks application can have been lost; also to get donasummary of the North Salt tions of be obtained from the the corn ofreport, according to Dr. Jones, is Weekly books and vacancy good 3IANTON magazines. Lake Livestock Markets for two abc that there was such a tremendous Mr. Bond and Miss Stark visit- fice mentioned above or from the 1939 Thursday will cor ending 24, Friday, United February Wednesday States Civil Service Comincrease in the number of cases ed our school last Tuesday. Cattle and Calves: The weekly March 8 and 9 mt the of influenza. Mr. and Mrs. Mickelson, Mrs. mission at Washington, D. C., prior i run in the cattle division totaled to the close of Public Health authorities who SHIRLEY and business on the date ANNE Miss The g Bond, Stark and Mr. and 2166 head, compared with 1104 last have made particular studies of Mrs. Earl Nielson were visitors at specified above. At the examinaLEE BOWMAN chesne tion, applicants must furnish undisease cycles have been predic- week and 1656 last year. Prices our operetta. in the Cas were generally strong to around mounted photographs of themwill be ing a marked increase in the num- 25c TO 3IAN a with little higher, improveselves taken within two ber of cases of influenza during th bette years ment in quality on the steer and TABLE SALT RE3IE3IBER ! ! the period 1938-3Morrell to according heifer offerings. Good local steers WILL KEEP The Record Does Dr. William M. McKay, director of tardea Expert Printing and CREAM the division of communicable dis- changed hands for $7.50-8,0- 0 43 FRESH being ease control. Dr. McKay says that common to medium kinds at $5.00-7.0Sweet cream can be stored and crate th The best heifers at rated will receive in the mail a letter containing ftie co during the first seven weeks of $6.50-7.5with plain kinds going kept fresh for as long as two vot'd tt, weeks without refrigeration mere3 soap coupons. 1938, the United States Public at $5.50-6.0them in. cows Good made are worth Bring They Health Service reported 21,587 $5.50-6,5Property Common and medium aly by Baiting it, it is revealed in 33c o you. cases of influenza in the United ment cc patent recently granted Owen cows moved at $4.75-5.3- 5 and the E. Williams of the U. S. bureau States, as compared with only two cutter $2.50-4.5at grades 2772 for the first seven weeks of 1 Good and choice vealers went at of dairy Industry. Seven per cent Our Spring shipment of wall pkg. Pete Granulated and 1939. The week ending paper has just February $9.00-10.5- 0 and common to medium ordinary table salt, when added to 3 bars Crystal White arrived. 18, 1939, however, showed an insweet cream will prevent bacteria vealers at $5.00 and 8.50. Bulls crease of 114 per cent over the from turning it sour. With this Me are able to offer brought $4.90-6.031c advancement collections of cream you high quality paper soap corresponding week in 1938. This The of Hogs: ad. price for hogs Increase was reported principally from very reasonable need With Coupons' ! dairymen not be made prices. vanced 10c this wfeek on the beat from four southern and two packige Supcr Suds and We also carry a butchers and other kinds were so often, and refrigeration is elimline of Calsomine complete inated. states. When the preserved 0 steady to strong. Choice 2 bars Palmolive Forty-seve- n (3Iuresco), cream is cases of Enamels, Varnishes influenza in and pafnts Soap shipped winter, the salt pound local butchers topped the acts were reported to the Utah State list Doth inside and outside uses as an The salt late at $8.35. Mixed low as as $2.15 per weights Board of Health last week, as com- and is removed from the cream In 2 bars A B. Naptha a $7.10-8.2- 5 gallon. moved at grades Soap pared with only 19 for the prev- and centrifugal separator. The cream packing sows at $5.75-6.5ious week, Dr. McKay says. Ninemay then be pasteurized. In taste Buy early while our stock is complete The total run Sheep: of sheep teen of these cases were 91c Soap Products for 59c and reported and lanib3 for the week numbered and butterfat content it is like Coupons iTwo ; from CCC Camps at Eureka, Juab 8576 The inventor has to compare with 16,430 fresh cream. head, f4 "ade ha county and Park valley in Box El- last week and 8981 dedicated last year. use of the his discovery to the free ew der county. Men in these camps, American people. SHOP AND SAVE AT Nothing was sold in the carlot under army regulations, are kept division. The best trucked in fat the North Salt in strict isolation. Dr. Lake markets, McKay ex- lambs were slightly lower than last carry freight benefits In variable plained, but due to the fact that week at $7.50 on a few lots aver- amounts, except when influenza spreads very easily, he otherwise aging 85 to 90 pounds. Odd weigh- stated. warned the to avoid all ty truckins public DUCHESNE, UTAH brought $0.50. contact with persons known to Note: Carloads of shipped In The Record Office Socialize In sssm have the infection. livestock bought for reshlpment on Fine Duchesne, Utah Commercial Printing a le rs AL? UU; I advance!," I sw: $ E I Du-shes- : Jef-Flaml- o, ser-bac- Mar-quard- le El-wi- Rack-westwa- rd pre-Thistl- e, i le Party all-ris- unsur-mountab- brother; high-price- COZY THEATRE uini SPECIALS SAT. MARCH 4th Attention Housewives 9, 0. lou Get Ready For Spring Cleaning & Interior Decorating 0, 0. 0. 0. mid-weste- 23c fr 180-23- anti-freez- e. 5c 0. M A K V E L LS - KOHL'S. |