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Show Friday, August UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, UTAH 9, 1946 ert Johanson left Monday to visit with their father, Leo Johanson, at Hagerman, Idaho. tives in Altonah during the week. Opportunities Offered Warren Beebe was seriously To Utah Girls In hurt Sunday when his horse fell, Miss Utah Contest Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Shiner cracking his pelvis bone. He was Ethel Beebe and family, of Kemmerer, Wyo., taken to the Roosevelt hospital Somewhere in Utah there is Mr. Dallas Ames, Mrs. Grace but former residents of Altonah, for treatment. a talented, beautiful girl, rep-Fri. Sat., Aug. 9, 10 several days with rela Dr. J. D. Winwara, state vetthe typical American Agnew and daughter, and Rob spent resenting erinarian, was here testing mflk Girl who will win the title of DEVOTION cows for TB last week. "Miss Utah" and the right to Mrs. Mary Lou Jessen and with compete at Atlantic City for daughter, Judy, of Salt Lake the title Miss America," and PAIL IIENREID anil City, arrived Monday to spend in scholarships. $25,000 IDA LUPINO a few days with her parents, Mr. The winner of the Miss Utah and Mrs. Austin Beebe. Also CARTOON contest will step into one of the Broad-beEmer County Agent First Show 7.30, Second 9.30 greatest opportunities offered to of Roosevelt, was in AlAfter beauty contest winners. tonah on business Wednesday. and contest the Utah winning Lyle Cole returned to KemSun.-Mon- ., Aug. 11, 12 the right to compete in the namerer, Wyoming, with Mr. and tional pageant, Miss Utah will Mrs. Wilford Shiner Wednesday. with all extravel first-clas- s, He expects to find employment to the seaboard with penses paid, there. the Miss America for city The Primary officers gave a GENE TIERNEY and contest. Three formal dresses dance for the children in the WALTER HUSTON for this contest will be purchased ward hall Wednesday afternoon. for "Miss Utah by the Utah "HERE'S HOW YOU CAN 8E Ted Burke of Vernal accomAlso CARTOON scholarFifteen Fair. State ice cream Calders truck panied First Show 7.30, Second 9.30 the top available are for ships ABOUT to Altonah Wednesday. LIGHTHEARTED wins winners. Miss America Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reay were runnea first $5,000 scholarship; in Roosevelt and Duchesne on HEAVY EQUIPMENT" Wed.-Thu- ., 15 runner-ur-up, 14, second Aug. $3,000; business Saturday. Lynn Farns$2,500; fourth, $2,000; third, worth accompanied them to visit RETURN OF $1,500 and the next ten girls, his wife and daughter, Donna, FRANK JAMES $1,000 each. Scholarships san Brother, you can put worry away in moth Donna is receiving medical atbe used at any school of the RPM tention there. with Heavy Duty balls when you use choice to further their winners flows Wm. it the moment Ostler of was Roosevelt Motor Oil. From HENRY FONDA and studies in their chosen proffes-sioin town on business Thursday. engines, heavy-dut- y into your heavy-dutGENE TIERNEY Mrs. Brown, of Provo, is vistrouble in the shape of carbon and gum To enter the contest, the apalso iting her son and daughter-in-lagradually gets cleaned out. Patented must be a citizen of the Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Brown. plicant cut hot film on oil a oil this spots, MARCH OF TIME keep rugged compounds in son of State of Mr. and Kofford, Asey Utah; be between the corrosion, prevent air bubbles. Relax with RPM Heavy Duty First Show 7.30, Second 9.15 Mrs. Victor Kofford, was takefi of 18 and 28 at the time ages Motor Oil its designed to protect to the Roosevelt hospital sufof the national finals (week folmotors with high horsepower! fering with pneumonia on Thurslowing Labor Day, 1947); be and never have been marday of last week. single Wilcken Paints Judge Mr. and Mrs. Willard Smith or had marriage ried, divorced, Ideal Nature Picture and family returned to their annulled; be of good character home in California Saturday afand possess pois, personality, Judge George Wilcken and ter spending three weeks visitintelligence, charm, and beauty PHONE 431 ing relatives here. Mrs. Jerald sons, Guy and Elden, were ' out of DUCHESNE face and figure; posses talent, fishin Sunday and Judge Wil- such as Jacobson and daughter, Jane, acsinging, playing a musicken paints the following word cal companied ' them to visit for a instrument, dancing, dramatic picture of a dreamland outdoors: few days. What would you think of a ability, or give a three minute Mrs. Naydeen Berrett returned drink of water so clear and cold talk on the career she wishes to home from Salt Lake City Friit would make your teeth ache? pursue. day, where she has been with And fish so This is the largest and most lazy that they will her husband, Pfc. George Berrett, not contest and pageant take spectacular the best of of flies; who was stationed at Camp of this type held in America. chickens not will that sage take Mid-Summ- er Kearns until July 29, when he It offers rare opportunities for was sent to Seattle, Wash., and fright at the car; of two deer a doe and a buck so cUse we ambitions girls. Anyone can enfrom there he will be sent to could see the velvet on his ter according to the above speci Japan. horns, standing in a beautiful Mrs. Grace Agneu and daughter left Friday for their home wild, natural meadow 150 feet fact that we did not have a away; and within ten feet of camera wth us to snap to take in Brewster, Kansas, after visthe car two big woodchucks sun- pictures of the natural surrounditing her sister, Mrs. Dallas themselves on a rock? A ings pines and cliffs, grass and ning Ames, and her father, Leo Jomuskrat, so intent on digging a flowers and the most wonderful hanson, in Hagerman, Idaho. SUMMER no williows on the stream Miss Nada Maxfield, who is hole in the bank, that I could thing, have raised him up by his tail, to foul your line. Yes, a nature employed in Salt Lake, spent the week end with her parents, my hand was within ten inches wonderland. of him. $1.79 Value Guy, Elden and yours truly, Mr, and Mrs. Linford Maxfield. As to fishing: One big fish the Judge, made the trip. We A group of boys from Altonah said Call again some other are going back some Sunday accompanied the Boy Scouts on just an outing on Petty mountain last time, today Is Sunday, so Im morning and we'll walk down not in the sporting mood. There natures isles; well listen to the Linweek. The Scoutmasters, were others who didnt feel as ripple of the water, and the ford Maxfield and Claude MurSUMMER he did, so they landed in the music of Gods great outdoors. ray accompanied them. Miss Helen Davis from Idaho frying pan for breakfast this Judge Wilcken. is visiting with her sister, Mrs morning. But what burns me ' up is the NAVY DEPT. ANNOUNCES $1.79 Value Tuff Reay. DEMOBILIZATION WILL BE borne. The babies of Mr. and COMPLETED BY SEPT. 1 1946 Mrs. Ted Harmston, Mr. and Good news for those Mrs, Charley Larson of Rooseparents, velt, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross wives and sweethearts of men Munson were blessed and given in the Navy who are awaiting names. separatdn or discharge, is the Laura Seeley announcement by the Navy deMrs. Agnes Mecham and chilMr .and Mrs. R. A. Murray partment that demobilizaton will of Salt Lake City visited for a dren of Upalco and Mr. and Mrs. be completed prior to September Larson and children Charley of few days last week with his 1, 1946. Officers and men due were dinner guests of Mrs. Orin Bird. Roosevelt, granddaughter, for separation must, and will be, their Mr. and Claud parents, Mrs. Leonard Goodrich took at continental separation Navy her baby, Morris, to Salt Lake Mathews, Sunday. senters prior to midWord has been received by separation last week for medical aid. 20, to assure of night August Mr. and Mrs. Orie Cook and Mrs. John Thorson that her complete demobilization Navy brother-in-laand sister, Mr. by V Mrs. Garda Seeley made a trip September 1. 3k to Talmage last Thursday, where and Mrs. Max Gee, of Murray, nr, they instructed the Primary chil- are the happy parents of a baby TALMAGE ygM CLUB NEWS girl, born last week. Mrs. Gee dren in singing. will be The weekly meeting of the remembered A party was held on Tuesday as Miss Club wa3 held Wednesday, U. Ester Johnson, a former resident evening honoring 1of Bluebell. B. , Winkler 31, at the ward hall. Those and Ward Clerk July TliMrs. Eunice Leonard and famWm. O. Larson, each was prepresent were Barbara Bleazard, sented with an electric clock ily of Price are spending the Veloy Farnsworth, Roxella Donoand book. Mr. and Mrs. Roy week end with her father Henry hue, Beverly and Betty Jensen, Thacker of Mt. Emmons fur- Allred. Bertha Anderson anl our leader, Mr. and Mrs. Cummings and Mrs. nished the music for dancing and Maggie Stevensen. We all an enjoyable evening was spent. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cummings sewed on our dresses and discus-e- d V,.. Victor Wathen returned home bf Upalco were calling on friends the trip to Uintah canyon last week from the South Pa- in Bluebell Sunday. which we hope to be able to Mrs. John cific where he had spent 25 Goodrich was in make. At our meeting y $ 23 months in the service of his the Roosevelt hospital receiving we chose the name ofJuly Busy MENS CORDUROY SPORT COATS medical attention for a few days Stitchers. country. Bertha Anderson, Among those attending the last week. Reporter. Rodeo at Vernal last week were $5.25 Value Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Winkler, Lloyd Goodrich, Gladys Stevenson, Sherman Anderson, M. C. Seeley. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace MENS HEAVY LEATHER GLOVES Seeley and son, Dal, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hancock and Bishop $1.C9 Value Gardner Goodrich. , Mr. and Mrs. Justin Winkler and family of Trovo, who were spending their vacation here with MENS AND BOYS SUMMER CAPS relatives, in company with Mr, and Mrs. U. B. Winkler aiid $1.35 Value 50c children spent Friday fishing on the Yellowstone river. 39c Value 20c Mr. and Mrs. Alma Rlchman of Provo are spending a few If You arc looking for something days visiting with friends and good to eat relatives in Bluebell and Rooseis that prepared in the most, velt. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wathen approved st Ic, come in. and son, Victor, were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Thorson Sunday. We Guarantee To Please You. A large crowd attended Sacrament meeting' Sunday. 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