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Show Friday, July UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, UTAH 5, 1940 UINTAH BASIN RECORD E. J. Schonian, Publisher PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY Roy A. Schonian, Editor AT DUCHESNE, UTAH spring lambs were shipped to Salt trucked in by Clarence White and Lake City this week by Owen El- Charlie Bertola. The Record does Expert Printing lis and Nello Hicken. They were Myton News By Mrs. Grace Dalgleisb matter Entered as at Mrs. John Kosec and daughters eof Mr. and Mrs. Ole Peterson Sun- Postoffice at the 1922, 26, May Display Advertising Flat Rate, For Plates, Per Agate Duchesne, Utah, under the act of Mary and Rosie were visitors at day when returning from Detroit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Matt driving a new truck for his emMarch 3. 1879. Line, 2 yt c. Uresk Sr. last week, returning; to ployer, Mr. Hansen of Heber and Pef Column Inch, SOc their home in Helper Thursday. loaded with a new Studebaker seClassified and Reading Notices Mr. and Mrs. W. E. dan for himself. His daughter Kronquist SUBSCRIPTION RATES For Sale, For Rent, Wanted, Lost left Friday for points in Nevada Maxine who has been visiting here 10c per Three Months and Found, Miscellaneous, 75 and California where they will vis- and Franklin Peterson accompanline, first insertion; 5c per line for Six Months 100 it friends and attend to business. ied him to Heber. each succeeding issue minimum Mrs. Preston Nutter and daughMr. and Mrs. Wilmer Murray $2.00 One Year charge, 30c. ter, Virginia of Salt Lake City and and children visited with his parNine Mile were Myton visitors ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Murray BEHIND in Altonah Sunday. On their reSaturday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wood of turn they were accompanied by Price visited with Mr. and Mrs. their son Neal who has been visJames Dalgleish Saturday when iting there for the past 2 weeks. enroute to Greens Lake for a short A. C. Tolboe left Tuesday for Bountiful where he will visit with vacation. Allen Lloyd arrived Saturday Bob and Calvin Moss. from Taft, California to join his Mackie Sims who has been visitwife and children who are visiting ing with his great grandparents her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Todd, left Hancock in Pleasant Valley. Mr. Tuesday for his home in Salt Lake Lloyd expects to remain about 2 City, accompanying Mr. and Mrs. weeks. Fred Ferron of Roosevelt. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lisonbee Sr. Miss Norma Smith who has been and daughter, Florence, Mr. and visiting in Columbia at the home Mrs. Lee Lisonbee Jr. and small of her brother Kenneth returned son were visitors at the homes of home Saturday. She was accomCliff and Merrill Lisonbee in Plea- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth sant Valley Thursday, returning Smith who visited over the weekto Altonah that evening. end at the home of his parents Mr. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Adams an- and Mrs. A. O. Smith. nounce the birth of a daughter on Mr. La Vor Dennis and daughter June 27. Carolyn and Sherry returned FriMrs. H. H. Blaine accompanied day from Provo where they have by her daughter, Mrs. Marion Mad- been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alden sen and children who have been Fenn. Carolyn underwent an opervisiting here, left Friday for Salt ation during their absence and is Lake City to attend the wedding steadily improving. of Mrs. Blaines son, John H. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bonner and Blaine. They returned Sunday son Bertell of Los Angeles Califorwith the newlyweds. nia are guests at the home of Mrs. Mr. ad Mrs. Wm. Harris and Bonners brother, Alma Murdock. daughter, Margaret Mary came Mrs. Mary Lloyd left Sunday down from the Wells-Harri- s sheep for her home in Ioka. She will camp Wednesday. She returned spend her vacation in Salt Lake Thursday accompanied by Mrs. City before returning to her work Jf Harris mother, Mrs. S. A. Wells. here. Miss Ardeth Drollinger of Mr. and Mrs. Mar D. Mitchell Ioka is assisting at the A. M. Todd of Upalco are the proud parents home during Miss Lloyds absence. of an Infant daughter, born SunMrs. Alan Drollinger who has day, June 30 at the ranch home of been a guest at the home of her Mrs. Mitchells parents, Mr. and and daughter Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hancock in Pleasant Mrs. Devere Dennis returned to her home in Ioka Monday. Miss Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Anderson and Helen Drollinger is now a guest at small daughter and George Ander- the Dennis home son came in from Salt Lake City Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompson of to make a short visit Green River district were Myton Saturday CURVE SHOULD HAVE WARNING SIGN with Mrs. Andersons parents, Mr. visitors Monday. The farmers of Pleasant Valley The recent accident at the so called Gee turn and Mrs. Emery Nielson. Among those who attended report that their crops are bigger life the which cost Duchesne of 40 east on highway quarterly conference in Roosevelt and better than they have of one person and injured two others reminds us Sunday were Bishop and Mrs. Loy- been for the past two years. This al Perry, Mrs. W. C. Hancock, Su- speaks well for that district conthat this particular turn is the cause of several ac- perintendent of Primary; Mrs. sidering the apparent shortage of cidents, and should have a little more attention from Ralph Smith, Primary handiwork water throughout the Basin. Announcement has been receivleader; Frank Roberts and Syerl the highway department. Dennis. ed of the arrival of a son at the While all evidence points to the fact that the Arvene Cooper made a business home of Mr. and Mrs. John Martin accident last Sunday wa,s the result of bad driving, trip to Duchesne Sunday. in Bingham Canyon. Mr. Martin is Mrs. Hillery Holder and son Lar- well known here having made his we cannot overlook the fact that the turn is unguardreturned from a short home in Myton for many years. ry ed and remains as a hazard to catch other bad drivers. visit in SalemMonday Mrs. Martin before her marriage and Provo. Mrs. Wm. Harris came down was Miss Elsie Johnson of DuThe turn in itself is not bad, but the eastbound dris camp Sat- chesne. ver after leaving Duchesne travels a wide straight from theto Wells-Harnattend the Rebekah Munson Dowd left Tuesday fpr urday withstretch of road, topping one rise after another lodge meeting that evening. Yerington, Nevada where he will lt out any interference until suddenly, topping the rise The baseball participate in a double wedding at Roosevelt 14 when he marries Miss Ruth game at the Gee farm he finds the road suddenly swerving score of 1 in favor ofresulted inThea July Hansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myton. to the right without having had any forewarning. game terminated in the 6th inning H. C. Hansen of Yerington. Miss Hansens twin sister will also take If the driver is alert, traveling a safe speed, with because of he rain. The Venus Rebekah Lodge No. her marriage vows in the same full attention on the road, there are usually no serious 51 held its regular meeting in the ceremony. Mr. Dowds parents, Mr. results, but if all our drivers were always under these lodge rooms Saturday evening. 20 and Mrs. M. J. Dowd will come conditions there would be few accidents on any kind members came from the Helper from ElCentro, California to atto assist in conducting the tend the wedding. Mr. Dowd is of road. On the other hand, if the driver is doing lodge initiatory service for three new clerk in the Indian Irrigation ofany of the many things that he should not do while members, Mrs. Pearl Redmond of fice, having been transferred from Roosevelt, Mrs. Phyllis Wood and Yerington several months ago. driving a car but which a lot of us do repeatedly, the Mrs. Maud Frandsen of Myton. 11 The young couple will make their turn catches him unprepared and an accident is the members from Vernal also attend- home in Myton. ed. Mrs. J. B. Blankenship of Salt result. Alva P. Murdock of Heber was Lake City was a special guest, be- a business visitor in Myton Monthe Assuming that highway department is as ing the oldest member of the day. anxious to safeguard the bad driver as the good one present. Refreshments were lodge Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meranda servand Tom and children, Marilyn we believe that a conspicuous warning sign that the ed at the close of the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Zirker and made a business trip to Vernal rise ahead is followed by a sharp curve should be daughter, Saundra and Mr. and Tuesday. erected at this point without delay. If there is one Mrs. Wm. Forsythe left Sunday Mrs. Loyal Perry spent Monday there now, it is too small to have ever caught the for Salt Lake City. They returned in Roosevelt as a guest of Mrs. Monday accompanied by Mrs. John Jack Jileaton. attention of the writer. Zirker Sr. who has been receivCounty Commissioner Willard A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION ing medical attention there. Day was a Myton business visitor Paul Roberts visited Tuesday. It was encouraging to have Willard Day report in over the week end with inhisVernal Ed Hart of Duchesne and Mrs. parDuchesne this week, that as chairman of the county ents, Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Ro- Harts sister, Mrs. Eeanor La berts. He returned with Bronte of Salt Lake City visited planning board he had interviewed Director Wm. Mr. and Mrs. G. H.Monday Holder and with Mr. and' Mrs. James DalPeterson of the A. C. in the interests of Blue Bench, family who made a business trip gleish Monday. to Vernal. Mrs. J. B. Blankership of Salt and had been promised some immediate on Mrs. Harold K. Palmer is reports report- Lake City is a guest at the home recent surveys of possible irrigation systems. ed ill at the home of her father, of her daughter, Mrs. Wm. KoehC. T. Mr. Day stated that since soil ler. south of Myton. surveys had shown Mr. Beggs and Mrs. Wm. Preece and Miss Beatrice Adams, daughter the Blue Bench to contain the greatest undeveloped family spent Monday visiting in of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Adams of section of class 1 and 2 lands in the county, he Vernal. Myton, became the bride of Arvel Glen Wardie visited at the home Woodard Saturday, June 29,, at a the board should thought do planning in ADVERTISING RATES LOOK Mrs. Minnie Hamilton : second-clas- s YOU, SAMI . son-in-la- w Myton-Rooseve- 6-- Jones the marriage of their son, Farland to Miss Elva Baird of Ogden on Friday, June 28 at Mr. Ogden. Venice Tumbow and Miss Stella Giles of Hanna were married Wednesday, June 26 in Salt Lake City. Tabiona people join in wishing them all a long and happy life together. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warthen and family of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hayden of Huntington, Utah, spent a few days in Tabiona this week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hayden. Frankie Tillack returned home last week from Park City where he spent several weeks in the hospital with a broken leg. Mrs. Reid Dahlman, Miss Louise Stanley and Joe Distefano of Heber spent Monday in Tabiona. Mrs. Hazel Clark spent Wednesday in Salt Lake City. Hursel Jones accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hayden, Mrs. Edna Sizemore and Mrs. Essie Jones, spent Monday in Salt Lake. A large crowd from Tabiona enin the Hanna joyed conference ward Saturday night. The first two truck loads of simple ceremony in Vernal. They left for a short wedding trip to Salt Lake City immediately after the ceremony. They will make their home at Park City. Members of the Friday bridge club were guests of Mrs. J. B. Whittemore at Roosevelt last week. Present were Mrs. Bliss V. Lott, Mrs. R. E. Waugh, Mrs. Wm. Preece, Mrs. Homer Robinson, Mrs. Wm. Koehler, Miss Alice Todd, Miss lone Bird and Mrs. Lena Greene of Henryetta, Oklahoma. High score prize was won by Mrs. Robinson. W ants Will Trade complete set of black smith tools for small Jehsey or Geumsey milk cow. See Earl Jor50-- lt dan - Duchesne. FOR RENT: Duplex apt. fum-nsheInquire Record office 39tf ambition to get a project started. If the water is not available or the cost is too great we might as well know the facts as soon as possible and cease planning on false expectations. But we should have the facts. At the meeting of the land use committee of the planning board in Duchesne recently, County Agent Carl Davis stated that it would cost $200 per acre to put water on Blue Bench. Clyde Stewart, reporting on the land surveys said there were 13,800 acres of arable Land on Blue Bench. Putting these two figures together, we have a cost of $2,700,000, nearly twice the cost of Moon Lake, the Duchesne river exchange canal, Midview reservoir and lateral and the Yellowstone exchange canal, all put together. Surely no reputable those ever engineer supplied figures to Mr. Davis. Wild guesses and misstatements are not going to solve Duchesne Countys problems. Moves like Mr. Day has taken, if they bring us honest and reliable data, will bring results. He has started in the right direction; we hope he will follow through. Cant .Buy a Better fititskey tan Old Quaker Hull like ils Mild, Mellow Flaiorf QUART PINT No. 63 No. 64 FOR RENT: Modern house. Record office. 39tf FOR SALE Sheep sheds, reduced Price. Apply to Knight Inv. Co., Provo or J. F. Hoyt, Duchesne 22-t- f. Utah. 'A PINT No. 65 90 PROOF THIS WHISKEY IS 4 YEARS OLD Copr. 1940, The Old Quaker Company, Lawrenceburg, Indiana Dont Be Stubborn CHANGE TO ELECTRIC WATER HEATING Hot water by the gallons the instant you want it - day or night, hot or cold weather. Safely, cleanly, automatically And economically - electricity for water heating is cheap onlyatt lc Hour Per d. Kilow WHY NOT ENJOY IT NOW? UINTAH POWER 8 LIGHT GO. Electricity Is Your Most Efficient Servant Professional Cards MERRIL H. LARSEN Attorney-at-la- w Main Street Duchesne Utah at everything its power to get this land back under cultivation and into production, and that he would direct his effort in that direction. Duchesne civic leaders who have directed their efforts toward the rehabilitation of Blue Bench ever since the Knight canal failed have for a long time felt tha,fc. they were not getting the support in this move which they feel they should have from the rest of the county, and Mr. Days avowal of his interest coupled with his report of the interest shown by Director Peterson are welcome information. Just what the reports will show was not known Air. by Day, but they are expected to contain reliable information as to acreage, feasible irrigation routes and costs of construction. Not until these facts are definitely known can anyone pass final judgment concerning the proper future of Blue Bench. We already have the soil classification facts. If water is available and can be put onto the land at a reasonable figure there is no reason why every individual in Duchesne county should not get behind Mr. Day in his Oie Iksle Will Coiwiaceloamh r.d Mrs. Heber MODERN MANNER H. B. 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