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Show 1 PI I A Sponsors Bern Onion Wins Dcrlh c0 IN THE NEWS Mrs. Olen Rasmussen and little granddaughter, Kathy returned Sunday from a three weeks vacation spent in Tooele with relatives. Des-pai- Mrs. Samuel J. Caughron arrived Friday of last week to be the guest of her sister. Mrs. Ralph Halstead, while her husband, Warrant Officer Caughron. is attending school at San-di- a Beach, Albuquerque, New Mexico, where the couple has been residing. Following the completion of Mr. Caughron's course, they anticipate a transfer to Texas. Mrs. Caughron is the former Guyla Morrell, who was drum majorette of the high school band a few years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Parry Grant and Mr. and Mrs. Niles Earl and children were in Salt Lake City Saturday night seeing the much publicized picture, Quo Vadis at the Uptown theatre, where their son, Duane, is the mana ger. They returned home Sun day night. Word was received Monday night by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gunter of the sudden death of their daughter Joans husband in Modesto, California. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Marsing are vacationing two weeks while Mr. Marsing is convalescing from a recent operation. They left Thursday morning, and be fore returning home will visit relatives in Ogden, Salt Lake City and Price. Neil Moon, who has been attending school at the B.Y.U., is home to assist his father, Orven Moon, with the sheep. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Robbins motored to Salt Lake City on Thursday of last week to meet their daughter, Mrs. Del Wiegand, of Sidney, Nebraska. Mrs. Wiegand accompanied her husband to Salt Lake City where he attended a geological convention. She will be a guest of her parents for about ten days before returning to her home in Sydney. and Mrs. Fred Todd, of were in town Tuesday to keep a dental appointment, and to visit their daughter Mr. Myton. Dance At High School March 7th In Tournament; The members of the Future Homemakers of Eagle Has Ocsord Snow measurements in Indian Canyon show the water content this year is higher thaa has ever been recorded at this time of year since measurements were begun in 1935, says Merlin I. Bishop, district forest ranger here. At the head of Indian Canyon, with an elevation of 9100 feet, snow measurements are taken at the end of each month during the winter. Measurements Feb. 29 showed 51.4 inches of snow with 16.43 inches of water content, compared with 22.26 inches of snow and 5.46 inches of water content last year; 51.7 inches of snow and 16.07 inches of water content in 1949 and 37.56 inches snow and 8.81 of water content America chapter, at the Duchesne High School are sponsor- Two very ' important things ing a barn dance at the high happened in the final two basschool auditorium this evening ketball games of the current season - in the Uintah Basin (March 7.) the entertainment league over the weekend first. Directing are Della ' Mae Brown, club Union High Schools Cougars won the title and will enter the president; Karine Kofford, tournament for B schools state secretary-treasureBeth Muir, Lloyd Abbott, Billy Harris. next March 12; and Rachel historWednesday, Stocks, Elaine Steven Beal and Wright second, Rex Broadhead, snappy were home from college to at- ian; and Carrie M. Tobler. head little forward on the Duchesne of the home economics departtend the Gold and Green Ball ment. School team, set up a seaHigh Saturday night. record for highest score in A program will son a single game in Utah high Mr. and Mrs. Rex Parrish be presented Friday afternoon school basketball competition, as by this group of girls. paid their regular the smooth In to order working Eagle hit be for eligible visit to Mrs. Parrishs parents, 34 points against Altamont. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Partridge, membership in the F.H.A. chapWith Ken Nickell and Gwen ter, girls must have completed over Sunday and Monday. one year of home economics, Bodily collecting 15 and 13 points respectively, the Cougars fo7Ve1l7-y7arUve7age- r 1935- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Harm-sto- and must be either freshmen, raced to a win over 1952 of Roosevelt, transacted sophomore, junior or senior stuwhich gave them clear James H. Summers, Duchesne, business in town on Friday of dents. Refreshments for sale at the sailing right into the state clas- assisted ranger bishop with the last week. dance have been planned by the sic. Byrrell Lamb, Norval Han- survey son and John other Mrs. May Hoyt is enjoying a. girls. Colletts Orchestra will members of the Benson, lineup, music. the dance starting play this Jewel, from son, her visit were just too much for the fight- ATTENDS DEDICATION OF week. Mr. Hoyt has been eming Tabby team, despite the fact NEW PRIMARY HOSPITAL for ployed at Bakersfield, Calif, Mrs. Helen Odekirk, Duchesne that the game was played at the past two years. Mr. Stork was not showing Tabiona. Dale Allred and Basil Stake Primary president, attendDefa led the Tabby crew with ed the dedicatory service for Mrs. Grant Lee, of Salt Lake partiality in any way in making 12 and 9 points, and proved the Primary Childrens hospital to Mr. his Mrs. first and visit of her a was sister, guest City, themselves among the top per- Sunday in Salt Lake City. at1 a Dee Vernal and Slaugh hospital Mrs. Arch Hayes, family, on Mrs. Odekirk was enthusiastic in the district. Monday. Feb. 25 he left formers during the weekend. Coach Darwin Woodbury used in her praise of the magnificent one of each kind. twin babies ten as his Its vastness and piled up structure. visitors of Mrs. It was indeed a surprise but a boyswin overEagles Weekend the completness are beyond comLonghorns a to Mrs. happy one, according Fannie Price were Mr. and Mr. she stated. And from the from Altamont. Each contribut- prehension George Rawlings, of Roosevelt. Slaugh, who returned ed to the impressive win, but to know that the stake has had hospital last Saturday. The boy, who tipped the scales it was Broadhead that was real- a part in it gives a feeling of Rex Lewis, of Stanley and Not 5 lbs. 14 oz. has been given ly hot. This little fellow shot comfort and satisfaction. at Lewis law firm, Heber; County them from every angle and po- only have our birthday pennies hi3- adorof title the AttorBobby and by Hall James Attorney His sister, who out- sition, in and outside, to hang been contributed, but bricks ney George Stewart, of Roos- ing parents. were bought by the Primary him weighed by 7 ounces, will court sessions attended evelt, children and their leaders, name answer to of the Patty. here Monday. were her comments. The maternal grandmother, Mrs. Dorothy Littleton, who BOOTS ARE LIKE Mrs. Harvey Partridge visited shares the joy and first responTHERMOS BOTTLE relatives in Price Thursday. She sibilities, has been a third party arInsulated rubber boots worn returned by way of Salt Lake on the waiting 5list since her from her home after having rival on Feb. by Marine and Army troops in City on Sunday, relatives and in Sidney, Nebraska. Mrs. LitKorea this winter are built on a been a guest of tleton plans to remain with her thermos bottle principle, acfriends there. daughter indefinitely. cording to the New York Journ' a Mr. on is the driller al of Commerce. Slaugh Miss Betty Hicken resigned recorder as of Loffland rig at the Willis J. Industrial research has deas a deputy veloped a boot that keeps the March 1. She has been employed Moon oil well. The couple has body heat inside just as a therin the county recorders office resided here for the past few months. mos bottle retains the heat of since January. 1950. steaming liquids. The new boots Mrs. Elva Van Tassell started keep the feet warm when the temperature outside drops to 45 working as an office deputy asbelow zero, and are expected to sessor for G. B. Workman this prevent frostbite under ordinary week. Constant training, constant conditions. vigilance, companionship, being watchmen of our' children are Altamont c necessary in order to keep our vice-preside- r; ly i n, 46-3- 0 Tab-ion- a, Cradle Roll 67-3- 9 - Relief Society : I Presents Program SOCIETY intact, of which presiFRIENDSHIP CLUB dent David O. McKay was the Mrs. Ruth Harris was hostess author, was the theme of the Visitoing friends in Duchesne to the members of her club Sunday night program presented her by the Duchesne Ward Relief Sunday was Mrs. Lola Bailey, Wednesday, Feb. 27, atstitch-ery of Roosevelt. home. Those enjoying the Society organization and was and social chatter and the presided over by President JanQoid-Grce- n A Social Dali Success Saturday, March 1, was the date of the annual stake Gold Silver and Green Ball and Moon was the theme. The decor was carried out in blue and sil ver. Many couples from the several wards and from neighboring wards enjoyed the delightful evening. Recognition of the queens and the floor show were the highlight attractions of the evening. Pauline Larsen represented Arcadia as its queen, with Gayle Gilbert as her escort; Bridgeland was represented by Carol Taylor, escorted by Robert Murphy; Hanna, by Lena Defa, escorted by Delbert Fabrizio; by Nelda June Clegg, escorted by Earl Lisonbee; and Duchesne, by Dixie Hardman, escorted by Alfonzo White. President A. Hale Hoigate paid tribute to the queens and presented each with a beautiful corsage of white carnations. The floor show consisted of six squares, one- - from each of the stakes six wards, dancing the Dixie Polka. Attractive and dainty refreshments were served to the guests in the banquet rooms. Fitting in with the important events of the evening was the presentation of honorary awards. Monroe Michie received the first honorary Master award presented in the stake: Mrs. Hazel Walters was presented the second honorary Golden Gleaner award. President A. Hale Hoigate made these presentations, which also included a boutonniere for Mr. Michie and a corsage for Mrs. Walters. Alberta Olsen and Betty Lou Hicken received Golden Gleaner awards, which were presented by Mrs. Angelina Lewis, stake gleaner leader, who also presented the young ladies with Tab-ion- M-M- corsages. WANT AD5 FOR 8ALE Stove and boater repair parts for sale. Can supply parts for any make. Hacking Hardware Roosevelt 10-- 4 -- use LADIES Dont Be Misled -- The PFAFF Sewing Machine is the worlds finest It does everything. See Fran Harrison, or 68-Roosevelt, Phone 89-FOR SALE Early chicks pay, and our early prices are lower. Inquire for available dates. Ritchie Hatchery, Heber. Utah. Phone 190. FOR SALE Good used Singall models, all prices. See Fran Harrison, Roosevelt Phone 89-or 68-- er trade-in- s, a, homes tasty lunch were entertained the Mrs. Folks family. School Dotes Morrell, Mr. and Mrs. . Prizes for the game were DUCHESNE ELEMENTARY FIFTH GRADE awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Deon Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Alden Hal Firth - Sianlay McDonald . We have two new people that Thomas. Refreshments were served by go to band. They have started Frank Deon Brown. since Monday night. One of them plays the cymbals and the other plays a clarinet. In English we have learned how to put the pronounciation the hostess. LADIES DUCHESNE BRIDGE CLUB The Duchesne Ladies Bridge Club was entertained Monday marks on words. We have two new policemen night at the home of Mrs. Ralph Halstead, with Mrs. Halstead since last week. They are Douglas Nielsen and Barbara performing duties of hostess. luncheon was A delicious There was a report given in served to Mrs. Ed Carman, Mrs. George Kohl, Mrs. Jesse John-stun- , our geography committee. It Mrs. Walter Nelson. Mrs. was given by Glen McNeill Dave Thomas. Mrs. Vern Brom- The name of it was From the ley, Mrs. Ben Klippel, Mrs. Mar- - Mississippi Valley to the NorthLast week we had a gie Peterson, Mrs. Woodrow west. Day. Mrs. Oscar Beebe and Miss report given on How Sugar Cane is Made. It was given Laura Clemons. Mrs. Klippel and Mrs. John-stu- n by Shirley Brown. We were were prize winners supposed to have had one given on Feb. 20, but the girl that was to have given it was sick FOOD, RUMMAGE SALE Saturday, March 8, from 11a. that day. We had two good drawings m. to 4 p. m. the Duchesne Band Mothers are sponsoring a handed in last week by Ann food and rummage sale in the Broadhead. Then there was one Northern Gas and Appliance handed in on Alaska, by MyrI shop, next door to the barber Gates, and one by Brown. shop. The third group in reading Contributions of food and saleable articles of clothing or has a new book to read. The Lets Look other items will be welcomed name of it is and greatly appreciated, and Around. This is the third book will be accepted by Mrs. Leona that group has read this year. Cole or by Mrs. Odekirk at the SIXTH GRADE Record office. Food mav be By Gordon White brought to the place of sale on Last week we saw some filmthe day of the sale, before 11 strips on birds. We saw how oclock, or later. Mrs. Cole and others wish to they build nests, how their extend their gratitude' for the wings, claws and beaks are splendid cooperation given in shaped and what they use them for. all fund raising projects. We elected class officers for The debt has been reduced from the original $2600, to p March. Dick Gines is president: balance of $350.00. A few more Larry Mann, vice president; extra efforts and the band un- Lynn White, secretary; Brent iforms, which we feel are an Broadhead, treasurer. asset to the school and the comA person doesnt always grow munity, will be paid for, Mrs. wiser as he grows old. but he Cole stated. certainly grows older as he ATTENDS OLYMPICS grows wiser. Mrs. Melvin Broadhead informs us that her son, Calvin, to Elder Broadhead, thirty nawho is serving a mission in tions participated. for L.DS He said that he was also Norway the Church, had had the pleasurable experi- skating races last weekend. ence of attending the opening Calvin is now in exercises of the World Olymp- Drammen, Norway, laboring Mrs. Broadics in Oslo, in which.' according head said. Six Glasses Daily; C. VJaycc Hansen Is Rciv Instrnctcr Six daily seminary classes arc Testament and New Testament. scheduled at the Duchesne Sem- Credit does not apply toward inary. These include studies in high school graduation for work Old Testament, New Testament, in the Church History classes, and Church History, states C. Mr. Hansen said. Registration fee for the semWayiw Hansen, newly appointed seminary principal, who replaces inary courses is only $1.50 per term in the Duchesne Semintry. S. Voy Fairbanks. Students total 103 on the en- Money collected through fee rollment list this year. This is contributions is used to supplethe largest attendance recorded ment the seminary library with for this seminary, which is one reference books of historical of two such' "institutions in the 'value and to purchase seminary Duchesne Stake of the Church textbooks and school supplies. Seminary classes are offered of Jesus Christ of Latter-DaSaints. This roster includes stu- six periods a day, or for a full dents from the 7th through 12th 5 Vi hour daily schedule, based on regular school days. grades. From 3:30 to 4:30 p. m., a Regular high school credit will be given to the students special class is taught to allow in completing the courses in Old those students to participate seminary work who do not have a free period during the regular schedule of their high school studies. Church History classes are from 9 to 10 a. m., and from All-Sta- rs 10 to 11 a. m. From 12:40 to 1:35 p. m. is the schedule for A cold Union High School the New Testament class; from basketball 'team won a close 1:35 to 2:30 p. m., Book of 0 decision over an Mormon; and from 2:30 to 3:30 team composed of players from p. m., Old Testament. The en- the other four high schools in rollment in the Old Testament the Uintah Basin league at Un- class is the largest single enion High School last night. of the seminrollment in . Leading the team in ary classes. Itany lists 40 students. of scoring was Ronnie Robbins, Class officers conduct the op--' Duchesne, who scored 4 from ening exercises for each class. the field for a total of 8 points. These include an opening song Norval Hanson, Unions 5 ft. 7 and prayer, plus scriptural readin. guard, was high for the Cou- ing. gars with 9. New class officers are elected Those participating on the each nine weeks so as to proteam, which was coached vide training in leadership for by Marcus Garrett, Uintah, and as many of the students as posDarwin Woodbury, Duchesne, sible, reports Mr. Hansen. and their points scored, are as Music is directed by class follows: members and thefe are many Gary McCarrell, Uintah (4); fine pianists to' choose from to Dale AUred. Tabiona (2); Fred play the accompaniipent. Burson, Altamont (1); Kay Wall, Each class has its own parties Altamont (0); Floyd T u 1 1 i s, from time to time, tod an Uintah (1); UdeU Birch, Duparty is being planned chesne (8); Basil Defa. Tabiona for late April by the executives (4); Lloyd Freestone, Uintah (2); from all classes. Ronnie Robbins, Duchesne (8); The new seminary principal and Charley Wells. Uintah (2). says that It Is a real challenge, In a preliminary game the but a privilege, to work with Roosevelt American Legion all- the fine young people of the Dustars beat the Cougar reserves chesne High School. Class officers are; 8th GRADE Win ton White, ATTENDS OPEN HOUSE president; Acel Muse, s Alton Moon, secretary. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. CHURCH HISTORY. Class and baby, Gerald, of Tooele, were guests over the week- No. 1 Udell Birch, president; end of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lynn Barker, vice president; and Karen Carman, secretary. CHURCH HISTORY, Class The couple came out to attend the Open House honoring No. 2 Alice Jensen, president; Mr. Ho r rocks grandmother, Gary Ivie, vice president; Erl Mrs. Eliza Gilbert, on her 80th Simpson, secretary. NeDean NEW TESTAMENT birthday anniversary, in Roosevelt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allred, president; Carline MarsHorrocks, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert ing, vice president; Maxine Horrocks, Martha Lou and Birch, secretary. Jimmy OLD TESTAMENT Douglas Horrocks. Mrs. Doren Karalyn Smith, Kelsey and NaDeane Allred, all Grant, president;Dean Young, of Duchesne, were also in vice president; y Union Wins Close Ono From Basin all-st- ar 33-3- all-st- ar all-st- ar 42-1- 9. vice-preside- Hor-rock-s. Quimby et Cowan. Young Dachcsce Stake LDS Seminary Holds Hor-rock- Mrs. Fern T. Mitchell played Simpson. Mrs. Archie Hayes, Mrs. Glen Stephenson, Mrs. J. the organ prelude and postlude E. Smith, Mrs. Dan Oldson, Mrs. music. Carlos Marsing and Mrs. John Greetings by the president; Abbott. Mrs. Maurine Mickelson gave Mrs. Myrtle Simpson will host the invocation; introduction of the club at her home on the the theme, Mrs. Floreen Strang; next meeting date. tale, The Need for Family Unity, Mrs. Hilda Barker: demYOUNG FOLKS 500 CLUB A Family Begins onstration, Mr. and Mrs. Von Thomas its Family Hour," L. R. Swasey 500 Club Tuesday evening at Special musical numbers were their home. Participating in the furnished by the Singing Mothsocial function were Mr. and ers chorus. Benediction was by Mrs. Alden Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Rozella Poulson. Mrs. Bill Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Weston Despain, Mr. and Mrs. Thursday. March 6. 1952 History Found In Indian Canyon twenty-fiv- e Mrs. Doren Kelsey and tiny twin sons, Kendal and Raymond, of Hermosa Beach, Calif., are having an enjoyable time while making an indefinite, stay with Mrs. Kelseys parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Workman. 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