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Show 14 Yerna! Exprest Wednesday, Sept. 12, 1990 0- 1 " ? r-. J if J, f i j r v ") 0 1 f f. -, Sandria Stubbs and Anthony Wilde Jordan River Temple wedding for Stubbs-Wilde Sandria Stubbs, daughter of Van and Joyce Stubbs of Vernal, will become be-come the bride of Anthony V, Wilde, son of Elmon and Janice Wilde of Salt Lake City on Thursday, Sept. 13, in the Jordan River LDS Temple. An openhouse honoring the couple cou-ple will be held at the home of the bride's parents at 2015 E. 3250 S. from 6:30-8:30 p.m. on Sept. 15. Sandria is a 1983 graduate of Uintah High School. She has also attended Brigham Young BYU Emeritus Club elects Vernal native Brigham Young University's Alumni Association has elected Vernal native, Earl W. Bascom to its Emeritus Club. Earl Bascom, now of Victorville, California, was born in Vernal in 1906. He entered college col-lege in 1933 at the Brigharn Young University and graduated in 1940 with a major in Fine Arts. Mr. Bascom has since become an internationally known artist. During his college years, Bascom rodeocd professionally during the summers to pay for his education. He was declared de-clared "Rodeo's First Collegiate Cowboy" and has been inducted into in-to the Utah Sports Hall of Fame for his achievements. In 1989 Bascom was honored as Vernal 's "Legendary Cowboy". All members of the BYU Emeritus Club must have graduated from Brigham Young University at least Fifty years ago. Marriage Licenses Eric La Rose and Alberta June Corrtpcach, both of Whitcrrxks, issued is-sued Septembers, W)Q. Anthony Ben Poowcegup anJ Raylaync Sue Chceora, faith of Roosevelt, issued September 6, J990. Thorn.! Dec Lund and Apr) I Mivchcllc Murray, fault of Vernal, issued Sc ptcmbcr 6, V)')0. Jm Dale JarJme and t!rah Charlccrj Clark, fanh cr Vcm.il, Is. Sued September 7, 7Q, Jnn.itJi.in O. f arr of San,!y anJ Mclanic Kay Paictcau of Konscvcll, ivaicd September It, 1 790. Travii Duane U'Xcy and Terr-. -a Ann MiXotsktf, both of Rivet .talc, Ivaicd Sfptrnibcf 8, IV Hi, Gayle How about Homecoming? Brian . ,i , 1 University, Utah Valley Community College and the University of Utah. Sandria served a full-time mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in San Bemadino, Calif. Anthony is a 1985 graduate of Alta High School. He has served a full-time mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Fort Worth, Texas. The couple will make their home in Salt Lake City where they are both employed. USU honor student listed Students on the spring quarter honor roll at Utah State University have been announced. A student must carry 15 or more credit hours and earn a 3.5 or better grade point average to achieve honor roll. Honor students from Vernal include: in-clude: Lon R. Scarlc, Chara S. Scrre and Glade Sessions, Business; Dclcne Jenkins, Education; Jae Oman Batty, Engineering; Gwcn Williams, Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences; Mark Douglas Cook, Natural Resources; and Troy J. Caldwell, Science. Other area honor students include Jonathan N. Floyd, Dutch John, Natural Resources; Bart K. Huber, Lapoint, Business; Sucuc MeKce, Tridcll, Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences; and David J. Briggs, Manila, Business. 4 A CfiCMcDr! f.'.H'.hcv f.'cDcr-.iU Congratulations (Vfi',iU;la!nt: t(J the Mltming IftltC W) ( paving ihnr tint milestone; Matthew Tun MJVnuM, vn of Tun ami Maita MlVfuU, bmM.iy Aitf-aM A. 1 1 ); ti V: J'-;i.t . ti f l at 8n.J luil ?U tc, I u;M.iy, ; :.-:i.v( 2, l Clint Gale and Wardle-Gole in Boise LDS Susan Lynn Wardle, daughter of Clyde and Michele Wardle of Vernal, will become the bride of Clint Danial Gale, son of Sterling and Waynette Gale of Independence, Ore. on Sept. 20, in he Boise LDS Temple. Golden Age Center Activities by Ada Hello everyone. I am real happy to be back with all you good people after spending two weekends in Wyo. with my daughter. I had a very enjoyable time but it is nice to be back and see all of your smiling faces. In regards to the elections held Monday, Sept. 10, 1 want to suggest we stand behind whoever is elected 100 percent. We should work together to-gether for the benefit of everyone. We were able to dance on the new floor Friday night. Over 70 people enjoyed the dance. Guy Stewart played his banjo with the orchestra. Thanks so much, Guy. Dee and Ovcna Curfew furnished watermelon watermel-on and cantclope for us to enjoy during intermission. What made them so good was the fact they came from ilic garden. I want to thank both Maxinc Clark and Dick Ufford for the extra help DUP holds first meeting Camp Tokowans Daughters of Uic Utah Pioneers held their opening meeting Sept. 6, at Uic home of Marycua Wardle, The new Captain, Fay llowclh, conducted. Ttie prayer was given by I.tlicl Bowdcn. Hie cijvfuiif: song, "Sing Wc PraKcs of the Valiant Ones." was lead by Carina lluivaker. The full call listed 19 mcmlrs at i!ic meeting, tlws hhuny of Harvey GIc MuHinper w,a pivcrt by hn prand-daughter, prand-daughter, Vru Pipclow, Dr. IMhr.fr fatn tx-c. 2, ISM. In he moved 11 Vernal ami sctilcd tn A".!i!ey Creek, t'of many )car, be vat U-.c ft-.ty h) .. tan in Uic a'!ry gr.4 pave mint) iirrvke fa CJH--C of Ihiv hi ICIUH hnMay icl'-t ta'.r I on tXvcmbef 2, 192-1, ,j fncn.U anl relative hfttbif h AT.;-.t 27, l'-" a ! a t-m l'l V..T. y -kl Danirt Pai'ry, He Ci;'.r. 1 Jh, ft W, atvl hl fa; r; :-r., rf A, fif tfatn M P&si Jral M'Uy. ,J.!-,c crhrd 7 J! is- i:t fa?. trn. rW((j ri..i-.r,l M- '-ay. ln It S-i M Vl tv.i v :t i? (--.! t II .rvl c w r.s-r,j-ve vai p.:;i. M --r.r-,i.-t ( :-f ! I u-k Jv .,-v ,--V, 5 V rr m.'t .- V-sMl H i ' ; ' '. I ' ! ' I- T.-i s.t '.-. V- i 1 1 7 r- '3 l , t -.-J r -"-! w " ' 1 7 r - ; n l Susan Wardle to unite Temple A reception honoring the couple will be held Sept. 22 at the Vernal 3rd Ward Chapel at 475 West 100 South from 7:30 -9:30 p.m. Susan is a 1990 graduate of Uintah High School. Clint is a 1984 graduate of Silverton High School in Silverton, Ore. Murray they are to us. They help us keep things running smoothly. Dick got a hall for us to dance in while the new floor was being put in at the Golden Age Center. Maxine did the news article for me while I was gone. She goes out of her way to help wherever wherev-er she can. What a wonderful person. per-son. The ' winner at Bingo for the month of August was Doris Bodily. First place winner last Tuesday was Lorna Holmes with five games and Ruby Anderson won four games to place second. We won't be going on a picnic this Thursday. If everything goes alright al-right we will be going Thursday, Sept. 27. Thought for the week: Sagebrush Sam scz "Human beings would be a lot better off if more human beings be-ings would start treating each other like human beings." gathered at the old Orphus Hall to greet him and wish him well. He died on January 29, 1926 at the nee of 101. The lesson "A Century Ago" was piven by class leader Barbara Jolley. Her lesson was filled with interesting interest-ing facts nlxiut the political situation at that time. A lesson on lives of Lbcnecr Becsley and Evan Stephans, two early music ians, was also yiven, as was a presentation net tltc Mexican Colonics. A lutuli was served by the hostess, host-ess, hd was assisted by Fay llowclU and Oleu White. The rieU meetinji will be held tXlolvr 4 bi tlic home of tmia Caldrr. j'k TillS IS FOR ME I .) Advrttising ('I Vernal Vj Express ) UINTAH COUNTY Fair Director Jean Fabrizio presented a plaque pla-que to Leah Hamson for being the Outstanding Uintah County Fair Worker of 1990. Hamson honored for outstanding service Leah Hamson was recently named the Outstanding Uintah County Fair Worker of 1990. Uintah County Fair Director Jean Fabrizio awarded Hamson with a plaque for dedicated service. Hamson has served as secretary for the past two years on the Uintah County Fair Board. "It was really interesting work," she said. "The1 people I worked with were so nice and it was an opportunity to meet more people than I probably ever would have done." Fabrizio said Hamson was the perfect per-fect recipient of the award because Xi Alpha Xi holds celebration Xi Alpha Xi held its beginning day celebration on Thursday, August 30, at the home of Barbara Brewer. Members enjoyed catching up on the news of the summer and had a dessert potluck. Yearbooks for the year were passed out. The books centered around the theme "Celebrate the Magic." Thclma Hicks was elected as vice president and Vivien Rice-Smuin will fill the corresponding office as secretary. The next meeting will be held Monday, Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mary Fritz. Kathy Averill is co-hostess and Linda Harlow will present the program. Tri-stake single adult fireside to be Sept. 16 All single adults arc welcome to attend a fireside to be held Sunday, Sept. 16, at 7:30 p.m. at the Roosevelt West Stake Center. The fireside is being sponsored by the three Roosevelt stakes. All single adults in the Basin are encouraged to enjoy a spiritual evening and association as-sociation with others. (BridaC 'Jtyjistry Trrrta A. McConki and Train Ililkry Reception: ffn?.y. frpiemjvt 14, 19:?0 Amy 2nd IV.itf Chapel ' JoO -900pm. Kimbrrly Kraft and CUatU t HoJfkimon ReifflKm: firy. Ser'.tmfif 14, JsV.y Wcsumfiaxlhiel ' j.po.poOpm, SftnJria Slubbi Jennlfpr t ot find 3i trj.vi Ihbrn (hattm (lark "weilm; Safifrr. 280 West Main 701.1556 l.i WWX. f.'ift Urnn nn,1 11,1.'.,,- "she was the one who helped everybody every-body on the fair board. She was up nights typing, running off copies of things...she was a very devoted fair worker, as were all the chairmen, really. re-ally. Leah was just outstanding." Hamson has been employed as a receptionist at the Uintah County Courthouse for three years. Jenkins reunion held at Big Springs The Frank and Mable Jenkins family reunion was held at Big Springs over Labor Day weekend. The children of Frank and Mable Jenkins meet each year in remembrance remem-brance of their parents. The Jenkins' had 10 children, seven of whom are still living; they are: David Jenkins, Mcrl Horrocks of Lapoint, Earl 'Nick Jenkins of Payson, Reva Workman of Roosevelt, Jack E. Jenkins of Bell vue, Wash., Frank Jenkins and Francis Lou' Wardle of Neola. AH were present except for Jack. There were 68 family members in attendance. atten-dance. Out of town relatives includ-1 ed: Lynn and Ann Workman and " family of Spokane, Wash., Janet and Dawn Nunlcy, Nancy Jane Kohutcx and children of Salt Lake City; Wcs and Kelly Jenkins and sons, Ilcnc and Micki Wchunt of Craig, Colo., Bart and Lisa Stubbs and daughters of St. George. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Kohutcx of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Lravi Nelson of Lapoint and Chuck Davidson of Craig, Colo, were friends also present. pre-sent. Gamma Beta Chapter hold first meeting The Gamma Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held their first regular meeting Sept 3 at Terry Putschcr home. Program was presented by Lisa Reynolds on goals. Refreshments provided by Cynthia Murray. The next meeting is Sept. 17. and Anthony Hi.f Qade Y. StnUm.t 6 y) P .V? n. and Jon DaU J,trd,nt $ef?eN J$. 'toj 1 |
