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Show 20 Vernal Exprettfldvertiser Wednesdoy, March 28, 1984 Ci" J! PICTURED ARE the winners of Discovery tion. This year's theme was "In Control-Elementary Control-Elementary PTA's "Be A Better Parent" competi- Children and Youth On their Own." PTA 's 'Be a Better Parent' prizes awarded The week of March 11 Discovery Elementary PTA sponsored "Be a Better Parent" competition. This year's theme was "In Control-Children Control-Children and Youth on Their Own." There was a list of activities to encourage en-courage better parenting. First, second and third place winners win-ners from each grade was awarded prizes. First prize was a family pass to roller skate at Sunburst Recreation Center. Second prize was a certificate for a free VCR and movie rental for one night donated by Mike at Vernal Home Entertainment Center. Third prize was a certificate for the family to have ice cream cones at Fun Time. Everyone who entered received a certificate cer-tificate for participating. The winners were announced at PTA meeting on Thursday, March 22. Winners from the kindergarten are Jeramie Humphries, first place, Ty Bishop, second place and Krischelle Alderman, third place; from the first grade are Lynise Mott, first place, Shannon Peterson, second place and Tori Blunt, third place; and from second se-cond grade are April Benson, first place, Aaron Blunt, second place and Holly Stettler, third place. From the third grade the winners are first place, Cherie Bishop, second place, Wyatt Hadlock, and third place, Jason Funk. Fourth grade winners are first place, Adam Blunt, second place, Can-dice Can-dice Stettler and tied for third place, Heather Warren and Heather Chapman. Winners announced in the fifth grade are, tied for first place, Ryan Mott and Martin Yazzie, second place, Brandi Moritzky and third place, Cindy Cin-dy Humphries. Manila Clara Robinson Phone 784-5.333 Running club conducts race The Flaming Gorge Running Club conducted the Manila Classic race at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 24. Trophies were presented to the first three place winners in the men's group and in the women's division. Winners in the men's division were Matthew Briggs, first place, with 38:33; Brent Bills, second, se-cond, 42:23; and Bob Meinrod, third, 44:08. Winners in the women's division were Deloras Keddy, first, with 45:03; Marcie Briggs, second, 45:26; and Celeste Skabelund, third, 52:31. The next race will be the Red Canyon Ca-nyon 2-mile race on May 19 at 9:30 a.m. The Manila Women's Invitational Volleyball Tournament was concluded conclud-ed Saturday. First place winning team was Moe's Sporting Goods of Urie, Wyo.; second place was Rick's Body Shop of Manila; third place was The Clothes pen of Urie, Wyo. ; and fourth place was Lamb's Excavation Co. of Manila. Two other teams, one from Green River, Wyo. and the Behunin Ranch team did not place. Following the basketball season and the tournaments for the 4-6 grade Manila Elementary School, the parents honored the boys with an achievement night. Each boy received receiv-ed a trophy. They were Ryan Guest, Paul Briggs, David Steinaker, Steven Tate, Wesley Slaugh, Todd Beckstead, Stewart Leith, Jr., Jason Archibald, Justin Archibald, and Zeb Beck. The boys presented their coach, Randy Steinaker, with a plaque in appreciation ap-preciation of his work with them. Registered candidates for county commissioner as of Monday, March 26, were democrats: Duane Lamb, 4 year; Elbert Steinaker, Jr., two year; and republican, Norman W. Long for 4 year commission. The construction of the new Manila town firehouse is moving along satisfactorily. The framing is completed com-pleted and the roof is in progress. Next week they will be shingling the roof and the west and south sides of the building. This building is 64' x 35' and will be large enough to house three firetrucks and have a conference area. If weather is good, they expect to have it done in three weeks. The M & L Homemakers held the March meeting at the home of Peggy Briggs on Thursday, March 22. The group decorated sugar Easter eggs. Hostesses for the evening were Aleta Ellsworth, Peggy Briggs, and Penny Muir. "It" packages were won by Mary Steinaker, Peggy Briggs, and Nancy Jarvie. Some of the Manila High School students and their parents were in Vernal on Monday, March 26. The students are participating in a history fair. Manila had a new high temperature for this year on Saturday when the temperature reached 52 degrees above zero. Two small storms brought .20 of an inch of moisture to the area. Mayor Carole Scott, Ora Iverson, and Agnes Briggs attended the Uintah Basin Aging Advisory Council meeting in Duchesne on Thursday, March 22. Mrs. Briggs and her husband, Bill, remained in Vernal that night to visit with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Jarvie, and their granddaughter and her husband, Mr, and Mrs. Dean Hill. Greg Gosar's Sunday School class from the Manila IDS Ward enjoyed roller skating in Rock Springs, Wyo. on Saturday. They also had a pizza party and saw a show. Mr. and Mrs. William Briggs, Jr., spent Saturday and Sunday in Provo Hearing Aid Specialists of Vernal Exclusive Dealer for OMNI Hearing Aid Specialists of Salt Lake are proud to announce the opening of our new Vernal Office, to more fully serve you. Now all your hearing aid needs are right here in the Basin. Come in and meet our staff. Register for the drawing for a new automatic hearing aid during dur-ing the month of April. Entry forms are available In our office of-fice when you come in. Free Hearing Test in our office or your home by appointment. 45 day money back guarantee trial. Service on all makes. 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Hwy 40 Suite 2 Behind Aspen Brook Realty 781-2439 Mon-Fri 9 am to 5 pm Tridell Lorna fTlcKee Phone 247-2350 Decorators Corner By Chelle Gardner Accident on Lapoint road Leslie Lydon and her two year old daughter, Sarah, are patients at the Ashley Valley Medical Center following follow-ing a one-car accident on the Lapoint road Thursday afternoon. The car rolled roll-ed over twice. The small girl was thrown out of the car about 40 feet into in-to the loose dirt, which probably saved sav-ed her life. Dirt had been hauled in to fill chuck holes and Mrs. Lydon was trying to miss some of these bad places when the accident occured. Rae and Ruth Goodrich were visitors in Provo Saturday. Renae and Gary Hunter, Idaho Falls have spent the past week at the home of Kerry and Leslie Goodrich helping care for the Goodrich's new twins. Renae is Mrs. Goodrich's mother and Gary is her brother. The Cub Scouts held their space derby der-by Friday night at the cultural hall. Taking first place with his rocket was Nathan Goodrich. Second place winner win-ner was Christopher Merkley with Scott McKee taking 3rd place. Leslie Goodich was honored at a baby shower Saturday afternoon at the Tridell cultural hall. Hosting the affair were Loidene Natani, Edua Wallace and Eileen Harvey. Mrs. Goodrich had twin boys born last week at the Ashley Valley Medical Center in Vernal. Linda Goodrich participated recently recent-ly at a spelling bee held by the Uintah School District in Vernal. Mr. and Mrs. DeVon McKee received receiv-ed word this week from President H. Phillip Margetts, of the Johannesburg South Africa Mission that their son, Elder Darwin McKee, would be released releas-ed March 27 and would arrive at the Salt Lake Airport Wednesday afternoon. after-noon. Elder McKee was Zone Leader in Durban at the time of his release. with their children, Marshall and Kristee, who are attending the Brigham Young University there. Manila Senior Citizens are incorporating incor-porating into a non-profit organization. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Briggs and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Briggs were in Nephi on March 16 to attend the wedding of Gene Briggs' niece, Janice Griffith. Janice is the daughter of Gene's sister, the former Arlene Briggs of the Manila-McKinnon area. The Manila Relief Society will conduct con-duct their monthly work meeting at 7 p.m. on April 3. Mini-classes will be "Sewing for Baby," "Making Noodles and Dumplings," "Color Analysis," and "The Art of Making Quilts." Analyze your windows The type of window treatment you choose for your windows will be determined deter-mined in large part by the shape and size of your window. So start your window win-dow decorating by analyzing the size, shape, placement, function, and character of your windows. Picture windows have one large, stationary sta-tionary pane of glass. This is flanked by smaller windows that can be opened open-ed for ventilation. This type of window is usually found in the living room, family room, and possibly the dining room or master bedroom. Double-hung sash windows are the most common type. They may have only two large panes, one on the top and one on the bottom. Others have smaller panes of glass within each half of the window. This type of window may be opened from either the top or the bottom. You will find this type of window in bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, as well as in a group of two or three in a living room. Sliding glass doors are large panes of glass set into tracks enabling one of them to move from side to side to allow for passage through the door. One pane will be stationary. These are used us-ed most frequently in dining rooms, family rooms, also master bedrooms. Ranch windows are horizontal in shape and most often found in contemporary contem-porary homes. They are frequently used us-ed in bedrooms and are usually set high in the wall. Corner windows are two double-hung double-hung sash windows placed side by side in the corner of a room. You may find these used in the living room or a corner cor-ner bedroom. They may be treated as one or as two separate windows. In-swinging casements open by the means of a crank; however, they open to the inside of the room rather than the outside. These take careful planning plann-ing for their window treatment. French doors open either inward or outward. The direction in which they swing will determine your design opportunities. op-portunities. Inward opening French doors present much of the same design as in-swinging casements. An easy way to treat them is to put designs on the individual doors so you will not hamper the traffic flow through them. Louvered windows have horizontal panes of glass that open to the outside to any desired angle. They usually open and close with a hand crank. These can be treated as any standard window. Bay windows consist of three or more angled windows set close to each other. They can be any type of window or a combination of window types. They may be found in almost any room, but are most popular in living rooms and bedrooms. They are gaining popularity populari-ty in bathrooms set by the tub where plants may be set on a ledge under them. Slanting windows are most often found in contemporary houses. They are a combination of large panes of glass at the bottom with smaller panes of irregularly sized and shaped glass above. They need special consideration considera-tion when decorating them. Once you have determined the size and shape as well as the type of window win-dow you will be treating it will be easier for you to search out the type of treatment you wish for them. There is no substitute for research and careful consideration. You can develop your own ideas by looking in catalogs decorating magazines, decorator showrooms, television, and other homes. 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Welding Gloves Deep well socket sets 40 pc - socket sets 21 pc - socket set Dr. 9 pc drive socket set 3 pc Flex ratchet sets 11 pc combo wrench set Box ratchet wrench sets Flex socket wrench Torque wrenches Snap ring pliers Locking grip plier sets 3 pc locking 'C clamp sets 4 pc C-clamp sets 3 pc slip joint plier sets Water pump pliers Screwdriver sets 16 oz. wood hammers 8 lb. splitting mauls Battery service kits Auto tester kits Riveters Industrial riveters Tune-up kits 2 ton come-a-longs Offset box wrenches 12 air impact wrenches 38 air ratchets 5" sanderdrill combo 50' twin welding hoses Rubber air hoses 100 ext. cords 2" hole saws 26" wood saws Bow saws 12 punch & chisels 3 pc wood chisels 7 pc auto body repair kits Suction cup dent pullers Rubber tiedowns 3" flat drill press vises Angle vise ZV2 drill presses 4", 5", 6" bench vises 12 ton bottle jacks Vk ton trolley jacks Tubing & flaring kits Stereos & speakers FREE $25.00 cash drawing at this Auction Special Items to be sold! ! ! Navajo Sterling Silver & Jewelry , piching Gear Many Housewares and Appliances TONS MORE!! Appliances Fishing Poles Some items may be deleted prior to sale. Personal checks, Visa, Mastercard, Business check OK. No minimum bid No reserve Items offered individually to highest bidder. Vernal Builders Auction Co. Joe Profaizer - Auctioneer |