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Show THE UINTAH BASIN RECORD Friday. Dacambar IS, 1950 tinue to see these educational pictures throughout the school year. We are learning many things from them. (Crowded out last week.) We are all thrilled at the playing of the basketball ' team this year. They have played two games so far and have won both of them. They are play ing another game Thursday and all of us hope and wish that they will win. We have a lot of faith m the team and will be behind them all the way, hoping they come through all their games with DUCHESNE HIGH NEWS So far during this school year we have had quite a few films. These are educational very interesting and helpful to the students of D.H.S. We never stop to think how our clothing and food are made; how electricity is made and its many uses: or how we can use all sorts of things in many different ways. These films make us sit up and take notice and wonder at the things we use in our and take everyday lives. We hope that we can con- ; I0KA Melvin Hansen, lion hunter from Mammoth, Ut. and his dogs, is in Duchesne assisting Walt Nelson with some lion hunting. Lions have increased in this area until they have become a menace to livestock and game. So far one large lion has been killed by the hunters, up FETES DINNER GUESTS i MQTHER'S CLUB the Duchesne river near Tabi-onBoth men are employed by Mrs. Lizzie Thomas entertain- - , The Mothers club was week at the home of Mrs. the U. S. Fish and Wildlife ed at a lovely turkey dinner last Tuesday evening. Covers Dean Christensen, with Mrs. Service on predatory animal control work. laid for Mr. and Mrs .Howard Cowan as Clair WUson Mr and Mrs jer. A musical program was pre-ry Merkley, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- - sented under the direction of Mrs. Paul Keenen. of Van ter Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Lloyd Beckstead, music teacher Nuys, Calif., is visiting her parBromley. Mr. and Mrs. Alden at the Duchesne high school. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White. Following the program, a regThomas, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ular business conwas Mr. and Mrs. John P. meeting Neilson, Madsen, Mrs. Emma Wimmer. ducted and dainty refreshments Mrs. Maxine Burdick, and Mrs. served to the seventeen bers present and two extra McDonald. Following dinner, four tables quests, Mrs. Carrie Tobler and were arranged for five hundred, Mrs. Lowell Coleman, with prizes going to Mr. Mad- n. Mr. and MrS. Nelson, and Sheriff Arz, Mltehelports ZoiecLZ Mr. Bromley. 00 Mrs. Violet Gentry Mrs. Bertha Angus Mr. and Mrs. Guy Percival and family, Mrs. Ralph Scott, of Provo, were weekend vis tors of . Mr and theehU , FARManJHOMBte d i thj, Mr. and Mrs. jw. Smith and baby, of a City, visited over the e with Mr. Smiths grv Mrs. Luella Smith , aunt, Mrs. Leila Wa j R j mem-Viol- i Mayor and Mrs. Otk and family enjoyed a dii Sunday with Mr. John, ter and family, Mr John Thorsen, of Bhat et Visitors at the Reom Saturday were Mr. Joe Young, of Ogden, j Madeline Clearfield. foot Saturday at 5:15, while out and Mrs. Everett Sexton, rabbit hunting. His stepfather, of Mr. Salt Lake City, Mrs. Russ Charles Fitkau, rushed him to Nichol and Mrs. Freda Zufelt, the Roosevelt hospital. Heber, have been visiting their Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mrs. Arnold Robbins and chil- parents, Wright, this week. dren, accompanied by Miss Laura Clemons, drove to Salt Lake Miss Norma Kohl and Miss City Friday, returning Satur- - Nanty Todd, spent Wednesday day. in Salt Lake City. Dastrup and ' Miss Noreta Robbins l rolled at the Arizona g Commerce at Tuscon. A baptismal was held Duchesne LDS stake hoi urday for boys and gbj Duchesne, Bridgeland. i and Talmage. ir 0 jT ! - if a. CLASS1FIED job-securi- ty 3 -- Mr. and Mrs. Edwin and family spent t in Salt Lake City THE HEVVS William Milligan, of Roose-Wer- e velt, spent Wednesday evening at the W. G. Gentry home. Evan Percival and Howard Jones made a trip to Rangely,, flying colors and go to state. However our team comes out. Colo., one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. James Ames we want them to know we are moved last week to Wyoming behind them cheering. Rachel Stock, reporter to make their home. Mrs. Marie Bensen called on Mrs. Lloyd Jensen, Thursday. Mrs. O. A. Dart and Mrs. Tom Gentry attended the food sale and bazaar at Myton Thursday. sponsored by the Ladies Aid of the Myton Presbyterian UTAH STATS MTPfSlOW JnV'eS AUXILIARY PLANS SALE HOm ICOHMUC CR1CULTVRI church. The American Legion Auxis sponsoring a food sale iliary A. FOR SALE A complete line Jensen Louis Mrs .Vern Ames and baby at By store of Surge milker parts and acare visiting with her parents in nextthe Uinta Furniture County Agricultural Agent Wednesday, Dec. 20, comcessories. Hacking Hardware, Salt Lake City. Plans are going forward for mencing at 11 a. m. All kinds formerly the Sam Weiss HardCharles Hardman is slowly of for homemade cakes and U.B.I.C. and a better Roosevelt. bigger ware, from his recent ill- other foods willpies, be sold. 1951. After lying dormant for recovering ness. He now is to at able be modern many years, thip event was reFOR RENT but is confined to bed. OBSERVES BIRTHDAY apartment. Helen Odekirk, Du- vived and met enthusiastic sup- home, Mrs. Ted and two chil601. Mrs. Ben entertained chesne, phone port and response from the peo- dren, from Handy Vernal, visited with at a bridge Klippel dinner party WedBasin. of General Uintah the her Mrs. SALESMEN WANTED Here ple aunt, Hugh Percival, nesday evening in compliment and observers, posis a splendid opportunity for a spectators to her mother, Mrs. Max Petertre- Sunday afternoon. not realize do the sibly, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Percival qualified man. You must have a mendous amount of work inwho observed her birthday and Mrs. son, car enjoy meeting people get- volved in In attendance were on an event and three children, anniversary. putting of work. in around healthful visited Scott, Ralph Provo, ting Mr. and ' Mrs. Grant Murdock, of this kind. We need a lot of own boss be the with Youll Charley and Mr and Mrs. Edwin Carman, your now Sunday with no depressions or help and support between Hugh Percivals. ' Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Day, next and August. Mr. and Mrs. James Ames and Miss Norma Rae Kohl and John layoffs. Build yourself a future children to have in a business where age is no Green Munz. Artificial breeding is now a River, Wyo., to gone handicap. Write Rawleighs, reality in Duchesne spend the winBridge prizes were won by It county. ter. Denver. Colo. Dept. Mrs. should be successful if the dairyMr. and Mrs. Frank Merreli Miss Murdock, Mr. Carman and Kohl men will support it. Our and Mr. and Mrs. Fuller Mer-re' Clyde Lisonbee and FOR SALE Registered Herewere visiting relatives in Elder Calvin T. Broadhead. ford bulls. Inquire at the . Joe Charles Edwards are very well Ioka, Sunday. who left recently for Norway and work have this for qualified Brundage ranch, Bridgeland. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil to fulfill an L.D.S. mission, injust completed a special course made a business trip Furgeson to Salt formed relatives here that he in artificial breeding at Logan. Lake City Monday. FOR SALE Stove and heatarrived safely after a wonderAnyone wishing further inThere was a very good attend- ful er repair parts. Can supply formation on this may contact ance Enroute he visited trip. of Sunday school officers parts for any make. Hacking the inseminator, an association and 'teachers Falls, Canada and Sweden. at union meeting Hardware, formerly Sam Weiss director, or the county agent. with his mothin Roosevelt Sunday afternoon. He also visited Hardware, Roosevelt.' Brent ers Olsen, of Oscousin, The Y.M.I.A. officers. Gam lo, Norway. He will attend The mild winter weather we Lloyd, president,' Terry Morrill school for the next six weeks are having is ideal for treating and Barth counselors, in. Bergin, Norway. control. cattle for lice Spraying, were releasedStone, Sunday. Milo and dusting washing dipping, EXPERT WATCft REPAIRS are all good methods. Be sure Campbell is the new president, (Crowded out last ' week.) . Clyde Killian as one counat the home of Mrs. Mail Your Watches far Repair and use a good insecticide such with Guests selor. The - PROMPT SERVICE DDT. Rotonone, BHC, Lin- be named other .counselor will Esther Burdick were Mr. and at. later. WATCHES - DIAMONDS Albert Huish, Sr., and Mr. dane, Toxaphene br others. , Marie Benson stayed at the Mrs. ' Phone 159-Albert .Huish, Jr., of and Mrs. .Roosevelt Furgeson home to care for their Provo. Mrs. Huish, Sr. is Mrs. YOURS FOR THE ASKING children while their Piths and blueprints are avail- were in Salt Lake City.parents Burdicks niece. able at my office lor many Mr. and Mrs.' Marvin Cradfarm buildings including homes, dock, oil company employees, dairy bams, sheds, poultry houswho have been chocking records es and many others. Let us help at the county court house for build. to are if planning you you the past four months, left ThursLIGHT RULES HOARDED dayGenoa Dalglaiab be One Announcement, wag received Supply at hoarding a Mrs. W. II. Linck was hostess here this week pf the arrival bulbs, the General electric light EYES EXAMINED. afternoon at a bridge of a baby girl, born Dec. 4, to Services Administration reporte- Friday luncheon at her home. Members Mr. and -- Mrs. Robert (Bob) House Apto the d- recently Make Appointments at oL the Friday Bridge dub and Schonian, of Los Angeles, Calif, BATHER JEWELRY propriations committee. others guests were included in Mrs. Schonian is tfte.daugh-th- e as The hoarding was cited Roosevelt. Utah list: Mrs. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur following guest unwise governof one instance Homer Robinson, Miss Alice Gary, who operated a garage ment spending. Todd. Mrs. Wm. Preece, Mrs. in Duchesne for many years. Bliss Lott, Mrs. Floyd Lamb, Bob is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Rex Lamb, Mrs: James Roy Schonian, former h and Mrs. W. R. Har- - ers of the Uintah .Basin Record. ris. After the delicious lunch- eon, bridge furnished the diver- Mr. and MrsC Ben Klippel sion, with high score prize going and Mrs. Edward Kielbasa made to Mrs. Lott. a business trip . to Roosevelt The American Legion and Saturday. Auxiliary, Wm. R. Sands Post and Unit 5, held their regular County .assessor elect and Mrs. German B. Workman were at meetings Friday the evening Barracks. In ' the absence of in Duchesne Thursday making Commander Brokaw, the Legion arrangements to move here in DUCHESNE. UTAH PHONE 662 ' held a round-tabl- e discussion, the very near future. President Florence Lott conThe rifle and trap shoot held ducted the Auxiliary session. at the tfap range on Blue -Regular business was conducted Bench Sunday sponsored by toe and plans perfected for a Christ-- , Duchesne Band Mothers, was mas party to be held Friday, vey successful The ladies sold 29, at the home of Mrs. hot chili and coffee to the shoot. . . GOc Dec. Lena Lisonbee. with lunch to ers. Representatives from RoosBanishes Household Odors be served to Legion and Aux- evelt and Vernal were in members. A membership iliary OALAD . . . . drive was also arranged. SALAD-BOWThe Ladies Aid of the PresDressing. with a Distinctive Flavor byterian church held a bazaar steadily improving, although he and food sale at the city build- is stilr hospitalized. . . . ing Thursday. Many lovely itMr. and. Mrs. Antone Uresk CUDAHY'S Spiced Luncheon Moat ems of handiwork on display are the parents of an infant were eagerly sought out by the sen, born Wednesday evening. large crowd which was seeking Dec. 6 at the Standardville hosFresh Roasted Locally to Insure Freshness. appropriate Christmas gifts. De- pital. licious food, prepared by the Visitors. at toe home of Mr, members, found ready purchas- and Mrs. W. R. Harris. Thursers. A nice sum was raised to day evening, were Nick Odeadd to their funds. kirk and his sister, Mrs. Doris The Relief Society members Higbee, both of Salt Lake City. were on hand Monday at the Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Schuckers LDS ward chapel to take charge and son, Jim. and daughter, SalNsw Crop Navels. Sweet and Juicy. of the bazaar,- where suitable ly, spent a few days in Salt Christmas gifts were on display. Lake City,home SatA delicious lunch was served urday night.returning Late Howe. Plump Berries. Mrs. Lena Lisonbee enjoyed a during the noon hour and after school, bringing crowds to pur- week-en- d visit from her chase the food for which the Mrs. Edlean Abegglen. mother, of Salt Relief Society is famous. Lake City; Don Herbert was taken to Mr. and Mrs. James Dalgleish Salt Lake City Friday for med- visited in Duchesne Sunday afical care. He had been under ternoon with Mrs. Dalgleishs ; treatment for several days at parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hart, the Roosevelt hospital, but his and with, Mrs. Eleanor condition necessitated his reof Salt Lake City, who moval to Salt Lake. is a guest at the Hart home. Mrs. James Paxman was sufMrs. George Tanner left Monficiently improved Saturday to day for Halper. where she will be moved from the hospital to reside during toe winter with the home of her daughter. Mrs. her and daughter. Felter, in Roosevelt. Her many Mr. and Mrs. George Olsen.. friends look forward to her Among those from Myton who early return home. attended the reception honoring Mrs. Pearl Jenkins, of Roos- Mr. and Mrs. Claude Nebeker evelt, Is visiting at the home of in Roosevelt Wednesday eveher and ning wererMr. and Mrs. A. C. Mr. and Mrs. George daughter, PuntT v Tolboe Mr. and Mrs. Frtok Liddell, Peterson.and Mr and Mrs. Lavar "Th paepla el Uteh owe a who were married The Lions club held a special 28, in great deal to the mine loosor tho follow Las Vegas, Nev.. returned Fri-da-y meeting Wedneeday evening at who bciie.KTwII working or evening from their hone the L.D.B.F ward chapel, with to ooca California. g They wCl Vernal Llcr Cub members In a Jnino. La's cl' hma la their naw precram. RefreshLi bvcLtct ter hints!?, tho dwelling, which la nearing ment! w&J ttrod to a large on the Liddell ranch ca crew3. J herd. Ofton, inspired by tho thrd cf Louth Myton bench. The bride Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Adams, of is the former Marguerite Monks, Roosevelt, csvtty, ho opens up rich now crocs to jand Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Sam Snyddr, daughter of -Mr. of Vernal, visited ctevctepmont work." Monks.' at tha James Dalgleish home Leonard Harris, who was Sunday evening. rushed to the Roosevelt hospital early last week, is reported as Phone your nows items to 441 fore-grante- Bishop Byron CoB. Angus Brown and Allred motored tn City Wednesday cioo ooco: UTL-131-F- ll - 12-8-2- Ni-ag- ra Nollson Jowolry Dayn:3 Complete Motal Coaster Wagons 2.10 to 9.75 ROYAL RACER 40 Inch 5 Inch 54 Inch DAISY AID RIFLES 4.25 to 7.25 ' AIR VICIt bottlo qt. 53c OnZGCIKG ..... i r Toy Ironing Tcblcs . . . 1.60 Blackboards 0 9 0 9 0 can 47c can 7Gc Chef Brand COFFEE 1 WOODDURYG TOILET COAP 3 rcg. bro 27c 2 bat kslrs 2Sc lb. 12c .;...... CRArbffRniEO ...... 0RARC30 tV - lb. bzz 25c - 5 lergo Accortnioat cf Christen Gcdy end fab SUflDEAr. niXEDS Llcdcl 0 r.locbl 10 1 30.05 40.50 G. E. ELECTDIC 5.05 to 0.05 inons SETS OF DISUES 10.05 and 12.05 GIFTS son-in-la- w tlri pre-eattz- com-Ffio- A DLilQGT 40.05 G. E. AOTor.iATio 2.00 GIFTS a E. 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