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Show Comes Along (flekACmiu SI 0ONTHE NEWS 4 S. stroke. His son, Wm. C. Foy, who returned from the hospital Tuesday evening, reported that he was showing no improve ment. Mr. and Mrs. Doule Smith and family, of Heber, combined business with pleasure last Satvisiting urday and Sunday whileMrs. Mrs. Smiths mother, Fairbanks. Ma-bl- Mr. and Mrs. Erward f L ' i' Ding Gouts from Tabiona, Garth Van is regularly battling for his place in the sun as a featured preliminary boxer in Salt Lake City. Garth has hopes of going on to bigger and better fights and, incidentally, as he gains in more money experience and reputation. A Salt Lake Tribune writer calls him a greatly improved fignt-e- r at the present time. Only 20 years of age. Garth has been fighting professionally a comparatively short time, but has chalked up some impressive victories. ' Last week he was declared scheduled a the winner of after the fight had lasted only two rounds. This was preceded earlier in the year KO during a with a match. On scheduled March 17, Garth TKOd Bobby Davis from Texas in two rounds prelim-inarof a scheduled Tas-sel- l. . i-- i Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Mickpl-son- , and little Carol were home town of Logan, spent the week- visitors this week. Mrs. Rich end with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton and Carol were guests of Mrs. Mickelson and Mr. and Mrs. Richs sister, Mrs. Eva Koyen, Earl Jensen. They left gunday while Mr. Rich was transacting for home, but were forced to business in Salt Lake City. return and wait until Monday! They returned to their home for Highway to be cleared of in Rangely, Colorado,-Thursda- ; t snow. - Mrs. Ivy Murdock left Thurs- er - GARTH VAN TASSELL. is making an imprassiva racord in fighting preliminary bouts in Salt Lake City. . . . His latest win was a TKO over Bobby Davis of Texas, which was recorded in the Jack y Pretsie fight at the Salt Lake Coliseum March 17. Nelson-Johnn- I ( SOCIET v FIRESIDE 3 1 MEETS y. SEN. EVERETT M. DIRK-SEis listed by the N (R-Ill- .) Utah Republican Central Committee as the principal e fund speaker of the raising program, to be held in Salt Lake City on May 22 at the Rainbow Rendezvous state-wid- A 1949 graduate of the Tabi ona High School, Garth married the former LaVon Nyberg, of Mt. Home, during the school year, going on to graduate after marriage. The couple have one small son. Garth is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Van Tassel), of Tabiona. Garth expects to fight in one of the preliminaries of the much talked-o- f Kid Mathews fight in Salt Lake City in about two weeks. Later he expects to do some boxing in Idaho, and about June is anticipating a Islands, trip to the Hawaiian where he expects to be featured in some boxing matches. He fights at 165 pounds. GOP Fund-Raisi- Tells Hold 3rd Squaro Dance Her Engagement1 Trout Fishing To Open May 10 In teen-ager- Two Uintah Lakes Program Draws Illinois Senator teen-ager- School Leaders At State Meet In Salt Lake City s, I'Jotch a -- Service fund-raisin- eight-week- fund-raisin- fund-raisin- Phillip's cc Gas end Dogs Auto Repairing J. Ccse Machinery Rulon made to enable the drivers to reach their destination on time, the condition of the roads the added time. As soon as roads are in normal condition. the mail will leave Price on the regular schedule. Mrs. Orin Olsen arrived heme last weekend from Salt Lake, accompanied by her new daughter. Jimmie Hatch, who "plans to do a great deal of building this summer, has purchased a new Nash truck. Mrs. Margaret Odekirk is adding a new room on the east side of her home. John Odekirk is doing the work. Clint Mickelson arrived home Wednesday from Salt Lake, where he has been attending the University of Utah. Em Wilson is building a new room on the south side of his home, to be used by his father, who has lately come to make J. Larson his home with them. In Utah Legislature Rulon J. Larsen, former County Attorney. Friday announced candidacy for the Republican nomination for state Representative from Salt Lake Countys Sixth Legislative District. Mr. Larsen served two terms as a member of the Legislature and during the 1951 regular and special sessions acted as House of Representatives reference attorney. In his announcement of Mr. Larsen says he will work for economy and efficiency in government and for good legislation in all matters. Mr. Larsen is an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. He served as bishop of Duchesne Ward for six years and was a member of the Duchesne Stake High Council for eight years before coming to Salt Lake City He resides with his wife and five children at 1317 East SevDu-chgsn- e can-.did&o- y, one-thousa- John 8. Thompson Garage G 24 Tears Ago This Week The first cattle shipment to pass through the Moffat Tunnel was shipped from Sindey Monday by Henry C. Appel. The steers averaged 950 pounds and were fattened on barley, and alfalfa. They were bought by a Nebraska feeder for finishing off. These short two - year - olds brought $12.15 per hundred. Mr. Appel had purchased the cattle about nine months ago and fed them to make a gain of several hundred pounds each. The tunnel shortens the trip by a number of days. Announcement has been made by Superintendent Cyril B. Cluff of the government star routes, that the mail, beginning March 13, will leave for Uintah Basin points at 6 a. m. instead of 11 a. m. Mails at the post office for these points will be closed at 5:30 a. m. This change will be temporary, Mr. Cluff said, and was Crusade to Victory! will be the theme of this years Repubg lican Statewide program of the Utah Republican Finance Committee, George T. Hansen, chairman, announced s drive yesterday. The will culminate at a dinner and program, to be held at Rainbow Rendezvous in Salt Lake City on May 22, with U. S. Senator Everett M. Dirksen, Illinois, as principal speaker, along with other National and State Republican leaders. g The responsibility will be apportioned by quota among all counties in the state, with contributions clearing through the State Finance Committee. The $100.00 unit plan, practiced successfully in political throughout the Nation, will be followed, and a ticket to the May 22 rally and enth South Street. dinne? will be issued to the contributor of each $100.00. or OIL nnJUSTRT SPENDS to a group in smaller amounts $15 BILLION ON EXPANSION totaling $100.00. The group will The U. S. oil industry has decide who shall use the ticket. ent over Mr. Hansen pointed out that World War $15 billion since n for new facilities even though the Rainbow Ren- and dezvous will accommodate up- ones, development of existing making it possible to wards of guests, meet the growing needs of our it would be impossible to seat more than a small percentage This has an defense economy. an expansion of of those who are expected to from 30 meant to 50 per cent in all contribute to the Republican of the industry. Most Party. The unit plan gives an of the capital came to for all the help opportunity from e a r n i expenditures n g s - which were Republican cause in this crucial Plowed back into the industry year, he said, and donors of small amounts can decide by election, by drawing or other- morning before the dogs were wise who shall represent them shot. function. In at the past election years, it has taken six months of time and effort to accomplish what we expect to do in eight weeks. fund-raisin- g teen-ager- s. Thursday. March 27, 1952 Scsks Scat ng President Kara Lyn Smith presided over a Fireside meeting which was held in the Relief Society room following SacOf rament meeting Sunday night. Teen-Ager- s Mrs. Walter Williams was guest speaker. She gave a colorful Announcement is made this and interesting account of of the engagement of Miss' trip through Washington and week By Lynn Barker Jean Halstead, by her Canada which she and Mr. WilUrma s of Duchesne The Mr. and Mrs. Ralph liams had taken last summer, parents, have for the third time held a Halsteid, to Orven Neil Moon, showing colored slides and picsuccessful square' dance social son of Mr. and Mrs. Orven tures of points of interest and The last was held in the Du- Moon. beauty. chesne Stake Ballroom Monday Other program numbers inMiss Halstead is now attendnight from 8 to 10, witlr approx- ing Duchesne High School, cluded a reading by Nita Colfishing opens on May imately 45 people in attendance where she was voted Harvest lett and a piano solo by Le Ann 10 Trout in two Uintah Basin lakes. Refreshments were donated Queen at the annual Harvest Jordan. These are Borham, in Duchesne and served by the Ball this year. County, and Montez, in Uintah did Mr. Darwin Woodbury Mr. Moon was a first year 500 CLUB MEETS Fish and Game a very fine job of conducing student at BYU until his en Mr. and Mrs. Grant Murdock County. Utahofficials have exthe dance and we would like listment in the Air Corps a entertained the Sunday Night Department date apto express our thanks and ap- week ago. He reported for duty 500 Club at their home this plained that the same for bass for the opening plies this time. at to him A week. preciation at Fort Douglas Tuesday. light lunch was served fishing in Utah, and this fact These dances, although sponbefore the game to Mr. and Mrs. kept these reservoirs and Deer is for sored by the Oscar Beebe, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Creek Reservoir from opening of 15 over age. years everyone Thomas, Mr, and Mrs. Walter any sooner. We welcome all who are inNelson, Mr. and Mrs. Vern waters will open All terested in learning to square Bromley, Mrs. Elizabeth Thom- June regular 14, and the high lakes dance and invite them to attend as and special guests, Mr. and will have their usual July 1 opour next social. So watch ard Mrs. Ed Carman. announcement. for its listen Prizes were won by Mr. ening. commission has proclaimSupt. Dean C. Christensen Thomas and Mrs. Bromley, and edThe conattended an administrators certain additional lakes Mr. ElizaMrs. and Bromley ference held at the Capitol closed to boats. The only interBuilding in Salt Lake City beth Thomas. ior lake in the Uintas which Thursday. remained open for the use has Mrs. Arietta Williams was DUP ENTERTAINED of Grandaddy boats Mrs. Rozilla Poulson, Mrs. at the is theof Great v con Hades Canyon. registered at the two-dtop Rose Mrs. Zella and elemen of Partridge the ference meetings Another exception is Scout to the Lake tary school supervisors, elemen- Grant were near Mirror Lake. Boats of Utah the Pioneers will be allowed on Mirror Lake tary school principals and sec Daughter ondary school principals of the at the home of Mrs. Poulson and Moon Lake, both of which last Thursday. state. are within the boundaries pf The lesson was presented by Duchesne In these meetings, the art County. Mrs. A Mildred Smith. a schools chief was of history nrogram M. A. of discussion Murdock, early pioneer MOTHERS' CLUB topic of study anefe Oil by elementary supervisors and of Duchesne, as taken from Twenty-on- e members of the The Pioneer Cowboy of the Mothers Club and five guests Dill elementary principals. the administrators Uintah Basin, was read by Mrs. met at the home of Mrs. John During conference, a report was given Fay Merkley. The sketch was Strang last Thursday for their In Utah Public Sur- presented to the Grant Mur- regular by the meeting. I. vey Commission, telling of the docks by Mrs. Oscar Kirkham. of Superintendent County Refreshments were served to Schools commissions findings and the Dean C. Christensen at of members close its the Durnose eighteen program survey was guest speaker. He drew a In PARTS AND SERVICE Hollis G. Hullinger, of Roose of the meeting. comparison of city and rural By Elden Wilcken velt, and E. L. Murphy, of Upal and acquainted the schools, Duchasna Phona 511 co. are this districts represents FAREWELL FOR SOLDIER Renegade dogs took quite a ofthe with services members In compliment to her son, fered by the schools and the toll of the suffering deer herd tives on the survey commission Neil, who left Tuesday for Fort state department of education. during the past week. One Douglas, where he reported for A general discussion followed morning slaughter by two such accounted for five head service in the Air Corps in in which questions were asked dogs of deer that were dragged down which he enlisted last week, and answered. and eaten on before the victims Mrs. Orven Moon was hostess Refreshments were served at a farewell party Monday Mrs. Strang and Mrs. J. by E. were dead. During the past week three night. the hostSmith, who A social evening of Rook and ess duties. performed dogs working together have I7ITU THIS GOOD-LOOXIU- G killed 15 head of deer that are checkers was enjoyed by the known of and perhaps as many guest of honor, Douglas RUMMAGE SALE more that were not found by Terry Halladay, Clive, Sale, Rummage Alton and Doyle Moon. NaDean March 29. Open Saturday, at 12 noon. the men who finally succeeded Allred, Judy Halladay. Dian Mc- Next door to the Barber Shop, in killing the culprits. The three Donald. Lu Ann Cole. Urma Sponsored by the Duchesne dogs, ranging from the StrawJean Halstead and Luane Mc- Band berry River, where it meets Mothers. Donald. Highway 40 west of Duchesne , to the Blackburn Draw, nine Delicious refreshments were served by the gracious hostess or ten miles to the west, have caused great damage among the deer fighting for survival in the deepest snow this country has known since 1909. to arremgo for n$w IliHngt One dog was killed by Weston Bates, a rancher from along or directory advertising in tho the area hunted by the dogs, several days before the last two were finally killed by Dave Thomas. Allen Bond, local game club president, and Gilbert Jean Halstead THE UINTAH BASIN UECOCD Thra The Hiss Of The Record By Mrs. Thelma D. Nye A young man TABIONA S. Rich Mrs. Florence Cohorn, of Salt Lake City, was a guest of Mrs. day for a visit with her sister Margie Peterson over the weekMrs. Edwina Cookson, at her end. home in San Diego, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Baum, of Billy'"' Harris, Lloyd Abbott Spanish Fork, spent Saturday and Stephen Bean spent a few and Sunday with Mr. Baums and Mrs. Clarence days at home last week be parents, atMr.their ranch home in tween quarters. They returned Baum, to their studies at the Agricul Strawberry. tural College, Logan, Monday. Mrs. Patience Larsen and Clinton (Bud) Harris and Con Mrs. Earl Wright were Salt Thursday through rad Hollenbeck, who enlisted Lake visitors in the Navy on March 4. re- Saturday. Mrs. Larsen reports ported at Fort Douglas Tuesday that the bus was several hours for assignment. Mr. and Mrs late arriving in Salt Lake, due Ray Mott, mother and step to drifted roads. father of Mr. Hollenbeck ac Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carman companied the boys to Salt and family were Salt Lake visLake City. itors Thursday and Friday,' reMisS Shir lee Harris was a turning Saturday. weekend guest of Carol Swain Mrs. Del Taylor spent the in Roosevelt. weekend with Mr. Taylor in Wm. Foy is in serious con- Kemmerer, Wyo., where he is dition at the Roosevelt Hospital. employed. He was taken there Saturday evening. It is feared that he is suffering from a paralytic To Addrees CO? Tsbicna FIgbtor Impressive h Mrs. Grant Murdock remembered her husbands birthday on Saturday evening of last week by inviting a few friends in for a lunch and bridge. Invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Santesson, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Duke, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Pope and Lowe Ashton. Bargain bedroom including and vanity dresser mirror. Good with condition. Call 8177. FOR SALE Stove and heater repair parts for sale. Can supply parts for any make. Hacking Hardware Roosevelt. FOR SALE suite, mattress full-lengt- inner-sprin- g h LADIES Dont Be Misled The PFAFF Sewing Machine is the worlds finest It does everything. See Fran Harrison, 89-or 68-- Roosevelt, Phone FOR SALE Be smart. Plan for capacity production of eggj next fall when supplies will be short. Take advantage of the lower chick prices made possible by Ritchie methods of production. RITCHIE HATCHER. 190. Heber, Utah, Phone ' FOR SALE One 1949 Ford Tractor, good condition, good tires. Reasonably priced. - See Harold L. Crapo, Myton. er FOR SALE Good used Sing- all models, all prices. See Fran Harrison. Roosevelt or 68-Phone 89-trade-in- s, g NOTICE OF CHANGE IN 10 Doer Two Days Duchesne Area 60-ma- n l$js5- tear EFFECTIUE APRIL 1, 1952 THIS DANK WILL PAY PAtllL Hor-rock- s, ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS -- )& not to fate... Jew Telephone Directory Put this handsome, panel to work for eaay-to-b- uy you! Profit from its extrahanroomy g dling ease, and load-spac- e, long-lastin- construction. Enjoy the comfortable ride provided by Onflow shock absorbers the performance of its economical, 97-h.- p. engine. Biggest vision area, extra-loloading height. Available with gfrol Fluid Drivel high-compressi- w teo In iofcy DUCHESNE tasicikh Delivery I EcqrTatml bro good dJ r.lOTOG DUCHESNE. UTAH COMPANY Our Business Office Tho Mountain States Tolophono iTologreph Co. M NO OTHER RULE CHANGES ARE CONTEMPLATED AT THIS TIME Commercial Bank of Utah Hor-rock- s. The dogs would chase the deer until they caught them and drag them down in the deep snow and proceed to eat on tho deer with the animal still alive. Several deer were chased over cliffs in their efforts to escape the dogs. They would be killed or so badly crippled they died Many of the carcasses found by the hunters were only partly eaten with big holes in the hind legs. Others were found still living that had been eaten on by the vicious killers. Mr. Thomas said a small yellow dog would harry the deer at its head until his larger partner could clamp his teeth into the deer and drag it down. He said they had followed the track where a deer had dragged the larger dog more than a half mile before it finally gave out and fell to the dogs. The snow was crusted enough to hold the dogs, but the deer would break through. The three men found five head of deer that were killed by the last two dogs in one Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and Federal Reserve System (MKB0B (MOB tem. Tver atop to think about the millions of dollars Invested In Utah's mining Industry? And why people have risked their savings in our mfnee, mitts, smelters and refineries? There's a ene word answer to 'both questions . . . profits. Profits mean a reasonable return for Investors, a payback for me, and additional benefits for la Utah." A f$th CfciMfeirrfiW el |