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Show HOOTWMJLHY MEWS Copyright 1980 by Edward M. Rowley Vo' No-12 ROOTED IN AMERICAN FREE ENTERPRISE Y 3,1980 They Came From the -Mountains io Stay r It's nice to lie in a sleeping bag, look- I'm pleased to know at least one ,f V v J ing up at the starry sky or to hear a distinct exception. It's called Poten- ; ' & f beaver splash the lake with its tail at tilla. People love this bush because it I '". daybreak. Or to see the look on a boy's blooms nearly all summer in yards ..f : 1 face as he reels in his first fish and across the Basin. Those simple lovely I. yells, "I got one!" flowers have a yellow all their own. . , . 1 5 Those are some of my reasons for go- Much softer than sunflowers, but more f ' . s , ,f ing to the mountains. There are others. glowing than daffodils. They aren't big, c. " , ' Peacefulness. Solitude. And to see seldom being larger than a nickel; but 'f -. f , f ' nature in its innocence. they bring big satisfaction. ' . , f . But I have one special reason. Plants. Someone has brought Potentilla f There are plants that can't be found bushes from the mountains to select i ' ' growing and blooming anywhere but in and develop various varieties. The one ; - those mountains. They just won't live in called Jackmann does especially well the valleys or, if some do, they seem out here. I still like to go up there and see I ' , - . x J of place and never look as pretty as tnem but rm lad some Potentillas ' pD R when they are in their natural home. have come down here t0 s,av BUSHES MAKE YOUR YARD MORE PLEASANT Mm$t$$2 POTENTILLA HONEYSUCKLE LILAC si WmW DOGWOOD -BEAUTY BUSH BRIDALWREATH fflgKP'' SNOWBALL SNOWBERRY BURNING BUSH mlfelf) fMWp PURPLE PLUM WILD ROSE WEIGELA Ml P&W ffigfy MOCK ORANGE PINK ALMOND CORALBERRY WHERE GOOD GARDENS BEGIN One Block East Of Roosevelt Medical Clinic And Around The Corner i . -n imm ft""""1 '" M1 m "i' "i 'i " " ' 11 11 " " 1 "' H i ii ii I nil ii Hi i "y i i ii. .Hill nn iimi. .. i nun i nun Tn ! WW ? (PfSiW I Vernal's Only . Vfe M SV j fpzP LJ Professional Rodeo vngf;TT- WL , , "VERriAL StOCk Contractor: D. A. Swanny Kirby00' J y- l Dinossur Roundup UTH ;vw Rodeo Committee : s n fr' President-Mike McKee OJYM I 1V UTSN V Vice-President - Buzz Holmes 1; 4V C I V J J II r3 V J I , . I f 1 Secretary-Becky Young ; UU LZJ ; ' . 1 ' " ' ' ' ' j fc Mjij Queen Chairman - Norris Harrison ', 1 ! 1 ' " ' " . rV Recorder Parades -Carol Terry fin Jl , , ' , ' . ") ' P ) fe J Treasurers - Wanda Holmes I III i J 1 1 K (Lt ' rf N ; : Y I iplC - Cathy McKee- I; Lisa U Kg) ntf gig) " - - v;. hi Stock - Johnny Fausett ; am ;j 1 , . Vi j Committee Members- Randy Terry , " " N ' ' - ? ": I I Lorin Holmes : .;; 3; . ff 4 X V W.lf I Sue Holmes ', $ H, : J ,i " Jenkins . - tl , . f ' , , ft . ' , j ( i Dick Gilbert : ? v ' : . H -f . ' v .) I I : Rodeo 8:00 P.M. - - : s CI; ; KiXSTj f "V fi 1 ! Parade 6:30 P.M. r J J" nf ' :"': X) M 1 n j urn m - M Dinosaur Roundup Royalty are: left to right, Marie Bolton, Miss Vernal; 11 "OaeO Headquarters Western Week is proclaimed by DaHene Frost' Queen Dena Boren' Miss Uinh- ? 789-6590 Vernal's Mayor, Sam Snyder, left vsw,vvww. w,,,.,w...wwn t g) Also in picture is Norris Harrison, Family Might Clowns-Rich Reinert& Queen Chairman. Thursday, July 3 & Butch Lehmkuhler $15 per family - You must buy fhe tickets J 0 From North Platte, Nebraska RODEO TICKET PRICES at the trailer or at D Bar T before rodeo time. U v . i twiiumvavA-uxwAuwwwua (Advance ticket outlets, also) J Jackpot Team Roping A?"'tS p) $4- , DANCE h Saturday, July 5 : Children (5 ii) $2.00 Friday & Saturday Nights after rodeo j 1 ss' ' llJc r- At Uintah County Fairgrounds j Signup at 10 A.M. at Fairgrounds . -I UliaerO hreO nnnj u,..n,. n n j J I V startsatioAM cash only :: Band - Howard Duncan Dance Band ) Couples ?yStgJ3 No one |