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Show Friday, September Uintah basin 10, 194S Saturday PostSeason Dane? I. by Special deques jL Men and Women Wanted Mr. and Mrs. F. Monks be considered Applications for a number of positions for women or men attendants to work with mentally retarded children. There are also occasional openings for office workers, teachers of mentally retarded and various other types of work. Living adquarters and subsistence in dition to salary are offered to single or unattached persons. State Training Write Utah School, American Fork, or call in person any week day between 9 and 5. Applications will be considered for middle aged couple who are unattached and able to live at institution, to work with mentally retarded children. Quarters and subsistence will be provided. State Utah Training Write School, American Fork, or call in person any week day between Adv. 9 and 5. 7-- COZY THEATRE Sat Sun., Sept. 11, 12 Hello Frisco, Hello - starring LUCE FAYE - JACK OAKIE JOHN PAYNE Entertain American Legion and Auxiliary MYTON: Mr and Mrs Frank Monks were host and hostess to members of the American Legion and Auxiliary, Wm. Sands Post No. 5, Friday evening, at their home on South Myton bench. Special election of a vice president to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Mrs. James Dalgleish, who recently became district vice president was the principal business of the AuxilMrs Monks was elected iary. to the post. Following the regular order of business the hostess served a delicious luncheon to the following members: Commander and Mrs L P Anderle, Mr and Mrs Denzel Hemphill, Mr and Mrs James Dalgleish, Pres. Naoma Babcock, Mrs I. R. Tuttle, Mrs Wm Harris, Miss Alice Todd and Ronald Krebs. The next meeting will be held Friday, October 1, with Miss Todd. FOR SALE: 80 head of young e. s all in good condition. Ru-lo- n Powell, Bluebell, Utah. 8 2t Mr and Mrs Earl Jordan and children of Duchesne are In visiting with her mother, Mrs. Vemetta Mitchel. SUBSCRIBE, DONT BORROW. SULFAGUANIDIHE jj&i Ulc caatial o-J- j CGCCIDSOSIS mp,am Outstanding poultry pathologists have shown that will protect chickens against coccidiosis. A proven disease control program calls for control of coccidiosis and blackhead vaccination for Fowl Pox, Fowl Laryngotra-cheitiFowl Cholera and Fowl Typhoid. We stock the famous Lederle line of veterinary and poultry products and can help you reduce your poultry losses. Ask for a copy of Lederle animal health guide." Sulfa-guanidi- s, Duchesne Drug Store Authorized Distributor of VETERINARY PRODUCTS Jiderle Support the THIRD WAR LOAM BUY YOUR Winter Coat Now While Stocks Are Complete to $19.50 $4.95 to $10.50 ladlIorI.S14,50 CILDRENS BOYS AND MENS MACKINAWS AND LEATHER COATS $3.75 to $25.00 Continued From Page 1 so well from my Wasatch days. The only buildings left there that I used to know are the Dar-lngtdormitory for boys, Finks home for girls, what used to be the teachers dormitory and is now the 8th grade dorm and one or two other small buildings. The gym, Sage dormitory, infirmary, Alice dormitory for girls and the main building, Craighead Memorial are all additions since my graduation, but the spirit of the old days doesnt seem to have changed much through the years. We drove from there to Salt Lake and spent Tuesday taking care of a lot of business I had piled up, and my periodic checkup with my doctor. Incidentally he says I can work some, but not to get tired, and heck, it seems like Im tired when I start so that doesnt give me a lot of leeway. On the way home last night, we picked up a sailor that somehad picked body out up and left a couple miles up Parleys canyon by the road patrol shed. He was hitchhiking from Seattle to Denver to see his brother stationed there with the Army, and was hoping to get there some time today; we brot him to Duchesne and dropped him off here about 2 a m. He was gone when I came to work iater this morning. I believe he talked more freely than any of the service men Ive met up with yet. He was on Doard tne California at Pearl Harbor on that historic December 70 raid, and told us some of the incidents, though he didnt 3tick to that subject very consistSince then he's been on ently. the West Virginia and other ships, I gathered, and after his leave will report for a new ship. He mentioned that hed never had any particularly good or bad luck and then went on to tell of falling out of a second story room at Honolulu, landing on his back on the grass below without any injuries, having a bomb explode so close to him at Pearl Harbor that he didnt even hear it and knew nothing further until he came to on a small boat headed for the hospital, etc. No luck? huh that guys been plenty lucky if you ask me. Hitchhiking from Seattle to Duchesne these days in four days time isnt so bad either, it seemed to : SEE OUR HANDBILLS FOR SATURDAY LOCALS UPII Berneice Carrel! on joy-ridi- me. Several of the boys are home this week. Bemell Despain and Calvin Powell in Army uniform and Wallace Stephenson in a white Navy uniform were on the street together a while ago. Ive just been talking to Jack Brun-dag- e, here for a short visit before he leaves for Georgia. jacks been a photographer, clerical aide, chauffeur and has gone to intelligence school, but cant reveal what his new mission will be down south. Harold Ivle 13 still with his folks but Is leaving in a few days. Letters this week have come from Harvey who Natchees, probably is going over as he sends a new address clo New York postmaster. He likes to hear whats going on in the Record and says hes fine. Another one comes from Ira J. Miles who also enjoys the paper "somewhere in Australia." Hes getting a lot more training there, says its a nice country and is feeling fine, LaVar Fenstermaker writes from some place in North Africa and wants us to send the addresses of Max Simmons, Weston Despain and Alvin Baum, who, he says he has noticed in the paper, are also over there. He says that he saw Jay Kofford about three months ago and that he occasionally sees Bud Olsen who is In his unit. Thngs were pjet-t- y quiet when he wrote on August 24, but he didnt know how long they would remain that way I guess not very long for a lot of the boys over there. I got the cuts of my pictures that I missed the mail with last week, and the dam engraver must have gotten careless with his guillotine; he cut them off an inch too narrow, and snipped off a few horses heads and tails in the process, but well have to use them anyway as its too late again to have the error correctwe had our chicken-cor- n roast last Saturday evening, and did we have fun. Stan and Ruby SHOP AND SAVE AT Kohl's Hiarket DEAR DOUG: ed. Well, School Supplies : Duchesne, utah Wight Swptsmbsr will BEcoHU, McDonald, Ged and Thelma Lindsay, Floyd and Hulda Farnsworth. Ed and Vivian Wilkins and the Mrs and me. We ended up on the Lakefork crossing of h the Mtn. road and had lots of fun waiting for the two big Dutch ovens full of chicken to cook. There were plenty of good cooks around, but it seems I Just cant leave a Dutch oven alone around the Homc-Altona- James Carrell and Reva Redat the home Miss Pauline Maxwell left last den were visiting Carrell Fred of Sunday. week for Salt Lake City where she has enrolled as a student at St. Marys Academy. Ray McMillian of the Army Air Forces has been here visiting relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Harvey Hatch and baby daughter arrived here last week to visit relatives before Harvey left for the army. Mrs Hatch will remain nere with her parents, Mr and Mrs Wm. H. Case for the present. Mrs B. A Jacoby and Mrs A. for M. Murdock left Wednesday a brief trip to Salt Lake City. Sgt. Ray B. Allred left Saturday after an extended furlough visiting his wife and little daughter, Patricia Ann, whom he llad not seen until his arrival home two weeks ago. While here, they visited Sgt. Allred's parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Allred at Gusher. Mrs Troman Pickering and son Wayne and wife were visiting Mrs Emma Wimmer on Wednesday. The Pickerings were early Duchesne pioneers. and C. Wimmer Mrs Emma son, Neville and Miss Barbara Burdick made a business trip to Provo Monday. Week end guests at the home of Mrs Emma C. Wimmer were her nieces and nephews, Lt. and Mrs Max R. Graves and Mr and Mrs Burton Brooks of Salt Lake City. Word comes this week that Alva Defa has been released from the service to work in the mines. He is now in Montana. O. K. Fotheringham and a party of friends from Magna stopped in Duchesne Friday evening for supper, enroute to the high Uintas on a fishing trip. He was manager of the Mtn. States Tel. & Tel. at Roosevelt several years ago. Andy Clemons is reported Improving at a Salt Lake City hospital. He has been suffering for some time with a skin infection. Mrs Elva Van Tassell, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Abbott is reported improving after an op. eration at the Heber hospital. y Miss Norma Kohl and Mrs Van Wagoner were in Salt Lake City this week where Norma was scheduled to take entrance examinations at the University of Utah. Mrs Alice Rife of Salt Lake City is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Vem Rife. James of Myton Dalgleish stopped at the Record office to say, hello on his way to Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs Herbert Wood of Kenilworth were dinner guests on Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Cowan. Mr and Mrs Joseph Schlegel and daughter, Maxine of Price were visiting friends here on Labor Day. They have always come over for the Stampede and did not know it had been held earlier this year. Mrs Max Peterson has been seriously ill with influenza, but i3 reported to be slowly Improv- Mr and Mrs Scott Lusty and children of Arcadia were visiting at the home of her father, George Evans, Sunday. Miss Ethelene Mitchell, who is employed in Salt Lake City, has been home for a short visit with her parents, Mr and Mrs Clyde She returned to her Mitchell. work Monday. Mr and Mrs Arden Evans and children of Arcadia were visiting at the home of Samuel Williams Sunday. Mrs E B Murphy is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs Elwin Williams, of Salt Lake. Mr and Mrs E L Murphy were in Vernal Saturday transacting business. Mr and Mrs William Forysthe of Myton were in Upalco taking care of business affairs one day last week. E L Murphy made a business trip to Salt Lake City last week. Mrs Edith Matthews has returned home after spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs Thelma Barker. Mrs Arthur Key wa3 visiting at the home of Mrs Edith Matthews Monday afternoon. Mrs Hershel Iorg has been in Salt Lake City for several days visiting with her parents, Mr and Mrs Lin Hansen. Dale Cummings spent the week end visiting with his sister, Mrs Geniel Jensen at Neola. Mis3 Pauline Williams returned to her home in Salt Lake City Tuesday after a short visit with relatives. She wa3 accompanied by Doris and Zola Williams, who visited at the home of their uncle Elwin Mitchell. They returned home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Beverley Key and small daughter, Edie, of Salt Lake City are here visiting with the formers parents, Mr and Mrs Arthur Key. They are also looking after business affairs. Miss Neva Williams, who recently moved to Salt Lake City, is visiting at the home of her uncle, Samuel Williams, also with other relatives. . Mrs Grant Roper and two small sons of Riverton have been here visiting at the home of her father-in-laGeorge Roper. They returned home Sunday Mr and Mrs David Reese reProvo Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Merrett of Tooele are here visiting with relatives and friends. Miss LaRene Nelson has been visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs James Lemon of Ioka. She returned home Saturday. Cpl. Howard Iorg who is on furlough, was home visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs Claude Iorg. He returned to active duty Monday morning. Miss Louise Matthews of River-Jto- a was an overnight guest of her grandmother, Mrs Edith Matthews, Saturday. Mr and Mrs Percy Potts and ing. Miss Donna Bills of Salt Lake daughter, Joyleen, were visiting at the home of Jessie Pectol of City returned home Wednesday They after a few days visit with her Pleasant Valley Sunday. uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs J. were accompanied by Joyleens friend, Bobbe Williams. Vem Rife. Mrs. Viola Harmston of Roosevelt was In Duchesne Thursday teacher yet, and no phys. ed. on welfare business. teacher for the girls. Dorothy Mrs Reed Timothy of Bingham Moore says there are only two is visiting her parents, Mr and boys In the Junior class this year Mrs Chester Lyman and one of them doesn't come to Ralph Ashton of Vernal stop- school much. She says most of ped at the Record office Thurs- last years basket ball team will day on his way back to Stanford be here to start school a little University at Palo Alto, Calif., later such as Hal Barton, Billy where he is in military training. Baker and Loran Allred, who are He reports Lt. Elbert Curtis of all away now. Fort Duchesne is home on furBoy, the changes of war keep lough also. showing up. In my mail today was a letter from a salesman fire, so I was messing around saying that he would be on the gulte a bit. They turned out bus going through this afternoon, swell though, and I managed to could I come up to the depot get away without a single while it stopped here, to give scorched finger. They have had him any orders I had. That early frost up there, and none isnt the way salesmen used to of those farmers have be come see me if you want had any com yet, so they sure something. went down on our ears I tried to get a part for a bath roasting while we city folks did plenty of tub faucet somebody stole from justice to their chickens. Of the little house were to course, some of the farmers get fixed up for Mrs trying Rockhill, seemed to like their chicken too. while I was in Salt Lake, but I dont know how many chickens there just aint none. There's a they had. but Ged had at least war on, so what if the water a half dozen thighs, besides num- runs, you just let it run. erous bosoms, etc. and Stan and Well, maybe therell be an end Ethel just sat with a Dutch oven to it pretty soon after all. The between them and ate until they news came over the radio today couldn't get up. Such delicacies that surrendered; I didnt as hot rolls, cake and potato sal- hear Italy but thats what they say, it, ad went begging mostly; too and it sounds pretty good. It much chicken, com and dill pick- elminates a lot of time and hard les. fighting and casualties from the Going back to the school open- road to Berlin and that's where ing, (I kinda got everybody wants to as soon from the subject, it seems) they as possible, or else get Tokyo. are still short of teachers here. Hopin youre the same, There's no high school English RA3 side-track- B. Y. U. Sets October As Beginning Of Registration prospective students who unable to attend school 1 will the autumn quarter, due to I? abundant crop this fall, preai(ji Harris announces that begin. classes in almost every Co'l Continued from Page 1 and department will be repe from due to generous response the because during the winter quarter and townspeople, new begins January 4. several university is adding dormitories to the univerp Subscribe for the Record F sity facilities already available. of those get the news of the Uintah Bj For the advantage co-o- BdgUaaESfl Yowsag University The Friendly School Announces the opening of the h sixty-eight- consecutive school year. Instruction is offered in 1600 courses in departments, functioning under thirty-eigh- t OF APPLIED SCIENCE THE COLLEGE THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES THE COLLEGE OF COMMERCE THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION THE COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS THE GRADUATE SCHOOL THE EXTENSION DIVISION Registration Dates: 1943. Autumn Quarter: October Winter Quarter: January 4, 1944. Spring Quarter: March 27, 1944. 1-- 4, Summer Quarter: June 12, 1944. For your copy of the catalogue, write The President BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY Provo, Utah turned to their home in v? " 2 ly ' i " ' VyT - 'U-- 3 - ' 4 I ' ( 1 1 A NEW COLLECTION F FALL FELTS P8 Tnumphs becoming millinery! Soft wool felts in that blend so well with suit, and coats! Big mushroom beret, that be worn at most any angle may 8Upple head fitting bonnet, : that should be worn Vay . . . pompadour, softly rolled or shaped to do die most jack your curls. Every one artfully trimmed with misty veUing crisp ribbon. Bright complement,, for all your outfits. fall-rig- hades . colors |