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Show Vemal Express Wednesday, August 7, 1996 13 News from Whiterocks by Virginia Ferguson 353-4584 ( - ' I W1 ,,'wr Brian Litton, Anna, Erin and Josie Bureau Talent Find. LxAr.Vji l.filT nlHTf! III.K.-M-lfM i IIWmWlB .1.1.1 II lllfll. 'jAS LXVlLI tk. Roxie Long, Alisha Campbell, Shalynn Searle and Chip Whitmire win Farm Bureau Talent Find. intah County's best talent at Farm Bureau Talent Find by Vicki Feldt Staff Writer , The Uintah County Farm Bureau Talent Find was hosted Aug. 5 at 7:30 p.m. at the Uintah High School. A total of 24 young men and ladies of various ages competed compet-ed for prices and the chance to go on to the State Farm Bureau Talent Find. Competitions were divided into four divisions. Beginning division was open to ages up to and including includ-ing six years. Adam Graham took first place with his vocal talent, and took home a trophy. Ashley Graham took second place with a vocal performance. Hillary Murray placed third with a vocal performance. perfor-mance. Jcffcry Bassctt won first place with a piano solo in the junior division. divi-sion. He received $50 and will go on to compete at the State Fair. JuticAnn Bowdcn and Mallori Nelson clogged their way to win $35 and (he second place title. Kari Cook played the piano and received $20 as third place winner. In the intermediate division, ages 13-17, Roxic Long took first place with a vocal performance. She received re-ceived S50 and will go on to compete com-pete at the State Fair. Alisha Campbell and Shalynn Scarlc clogged to win second place and received re-ceived $35. Chip Whitmire won third place and received $20 for hi vcal performance. In senior division, age 18-30, Hnan Litton played an original piano pi-ano composition to win first place and receive $50. lie will go on to compete at the State Fair. Anna, 1 4 in and Josic Bullock sang and l.inccd their way u receive $35 and second place. Amanda Batty lout, third place with a Co boy po-ctiy po-ctiy reading She received $20. Mow dh Salle! Uintah County Fair Centennial Cook Book Over 400 Recipes from Uintah County's Best Cooks $5 a copy Available at the Uintah County Courthouse Call 781IGG0 or 789 3189 Also will be available at the Uintah County Fair Bullock and Amanda Batty win in The Uintah County Fair Queen, Ranchers. Ted Labrum was the Summer Umfleet, sang a modern evening's announcer. Christian song while the judges totaled to-taled the competitor's score. first place winners wi Shane and Lisa Frost hosted the to the State Fair in Salt Lake City, program, along with Diane Batty where they will compete for the and the Young Farmers and $50C first place award. a c3i7 a Jeffrey Bassett, JulieAnn Bowden, Mallori Nelson and Kari Cook win the junior division at the Farm Bureau Talent Find. Adam Graham, Ashley Graham and Hillary Murray win beginning division at the Farm Bureau Talent Find. the senior division at the Farm the intermediate division at the an UsnJJi (g Can the pet Pbom 789-3511 - - i mj t fee IMS I X I txCaMiiMtwMt I kWaM r j f K piM 1 JtA, onrtt Hoopes reunion at Duncan Park The Orvel Hoopes reunion was held July 26 and 27 at Duncan Park. The 200 plus relatives were from Arizona, Vernal, Roosevelt, Whiterocks, Neola, Salt Lake City, Oretn and Spanish Fork.. Homemade items were raffled off. There was a program Friday with singing, dancing and skits. Saturday's breakfast was under the direction of the reunion committee. The Loren Pike family will plan next year's reunion. Tracie Pike, Orem, spent two days with her parents, Cliff and Connie Pike. Arvin and Maurine Bellon made a two-day business trip to Provo. G.R. and Erma Courtwright drove to Idaho Falls, Idaho, where they met their son, Darryl, with his two children, Michael and Megan. The Courtwrights returned to Whiterocks with their grandchildren, grandchil-dren, who will stay with them until Aug. 24, when the Courtwrights will return the children to their home in Kalispell, Mont. News from Manila by Clara Robinson 7843463 Bookmobile visits Aug. 9 Aug. 9 will be the next visit of the Utah State Library Bookmobile to Daggett County. It will be at the 3 M Market from 9 a.m. undl ll a.m. It will then go to Dutch John and stop at the Flaming Gorge Elementary School and be there from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. From there, it will go the the Flaming Gorge Lodge at 4:30 p.m. and be there until 5:30 p.m. When school starts the Bookmobile will be going to the Manila Elementary School and Manila High School. Technology in the Manila schools has been upgraded this summer. The district office has access to E-mail E-mail and other internet services. The district has also purchased new computers. Pat Asbill has installed two-way video from the three Manila buildings. Now videos can be seen in all three buildings. Local residents, who have cable, can also view these programs. Short computer classes, adult education, ed-ucation, including GED, are available. avail-able. A complete fall schedule for USU classes beginning on Oct 2 will be published in the Daggett School Newsletter. If anyone would like more information, call Guy Durrant, 784-3174. The school faculty party will be held at the new park on Aug. 21. School will begin Aug. 21 Many Manila residents were in Rock Spring, Wyo. attending the Sweetwater County Fair. It was reported re-ported that the Manila fruit and vegetable booth placed first for being be-ing the most artistic and tome livestock live-stock prizes were reported. Mrs. William Robinson accompanied accompa-nied her ton and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Art Robinson, lo the family reunion of Jeremiah Lag don and Harriett 0bnrn Robinson. The reunion was held at Sicinakcr reservoir reser-voir on Friday, Saturday and" Sunday. District baseball practice begins Aug. 12. Volleyball practice start Aug. 19. M A L Club meeting will be held Aug. IS Leona Sexton, 93, former resident of Manila, paved away Aug. 2. Funeral services were held at the Lorkin Mortuary in Salt Lake City with burial in Salt Lake City. Leona was active on the Manila Aging Board until af e 81 NfborAi July 27, 1996 t son wai bora Id Wade and Christine Attred. He weighed 7 lbs July 24, 19 daughter u bom to Clayton and tkmna Oohf. She weighed 3 Itn and 6 on. and will be named Michelle Marie Oohf. July 29, 1996 l mm wa bora to Mark aftd Kartfl Bttwef. He weighed 7 lh. 4 ot. and will N named Ryan Alkn Brcwet. Ang 2, 19 I daughter was Horn to Vmcetrt and Sheflette Squief. She weighed 7 lbs. tod 7 ot. aod will be named Brittney Squier. Five generations Front row, I. to r., Heidi Rose Richardson Serrano, mother; donathon Neil Serrano, baby son; Leona White-Clark Davis, great-great-grandmother; Leona Clark Richardson, great-grandmother. Back row, I. to r., danice Richardson Buckey, grandmother; and Howard Clark, great-great-grandfather. 'Centennial Video Cinema' at Fair The Utah Humanities Council presents Roberta Windchief-Ridley who will speak on the traditional dances of the Assiniboine people. Traditionally, the important events in the lives of the Assiniboine involve in-volve signing and dancing. Ridley, who works in community health for Indian Health Services in Ft Duchesne, will present a look into the meanings of various dances, and the ways in which these traditions tradi-tions tie historical Plains Indian culture to contemporary Native American life. She will perform at 1 p.m. at the indoor arena at Western Park. Also showing at the Fair will be BUBigiBJBlBlBlBIBIBlBJB1313f3af3131BIBl BSJ5JBJ51 VERNAL AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH 3816 S. 2500 E.. Vemal Pastor Mike Bardon FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 2100 W. Hwy 40, Vernal Pastor Dr. Ron Sathe BETHEL CHAPEL (NorvOenominatlonal) 1607 W. Hwy. 40. Vernal Pastor Preston McNutt CHURCH OF CHRIST 2045 W. Hwy 40, Vernal Evangelist Winston Ray Parkinson KINGSBURY COMMUNITY CHURCH 65 E. 100 N Vernal Pastor I. Carl Koons Serving the American Baptist, United Church of Chnst, Disciples of Christ, United Methodist &, United Presbyterian OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH 370 S. 500 W., vernal Pastor Roger Sterie SAINT JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH 100 N. 100 W., Vernal Father Mike Winterer SAINT PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 226 W. Main, Vemal Father Glen Gleaves Father 'Sonny Beacham VERNAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1845 W. 750 S., Vemal Minister Jim Peney WORLD VISION ASSEMBLY OF GOO 444 W. 400 N., Vemal Pastor Stan Anas MondayWeOrsdayFrtday:Tues.: Wednesday: Bible Study: 7 pm THE CHURCH Of JESUS VwimI Vemal 1st Ward Vemal 2nd Ward Vemal 4m Ward Vemal 5lh Ward 250 N. 235 E. 235 E. 250 N. 850 W. 850 W. 250 N. 200 W. 600 S. 600 S. 200 W 100 N 100 N. 200 W. 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As a child she crossed the plains in a covered wagon; as an adult she consorted with presidents and royalty. roy-alty. This fascinating discussion explores ex-plores facts and fiction behind the life story of a most unusual Utahn. Her story will be shown at 10 a.m. and again at 4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 10 in room 1 at the Western Park Convention Center. 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