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Show supposed to begin, on a simultaneous date. Maybe we will have a story on basketball at the smallest high school in the state when the powers in charge of arrangement! remember that we would like to have a look at the schedule. The Uintah Basin Record Mrs. Thursday, November 27, 1952 PUBLISHED THURSDAY OF EACH WEEK . Roosovolt Meat Utah CLIFTON N. MEMMOTT. Editor and Publisher Notice a. m., January 15, D. Nya. DUP Officers At Entered a Second Clan Matter at the Post Office at Ducherne. TMai Pro- 1953. -o The Thanksgiving issue of the Tabby Times is scheduled for distribution this Friday. Mrs. Thelma D. Nye. county captain of the Duchesne County Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, and Mrs. Elaine S. Webb, secretary of the countv organization, visited the Roosevelt Camp Friday afternoon at the meeting held at the home of Mrs. Nedra Nickell. The county officers urged the members of the Roosevelt Cams to write histories of themselves and their parents so that the true pioneer story of Duchesne County and the Uintah Basin can be recorded for future generations. Only by the writing and filing of these individual histories can the true pioneer story be told. The pioneer period of Duchesne County mostlv begins at the time the reservation was thrown open for settlement and especially encompasses the next ten or twenty years, according to the state, central officers. This advice from the county officers applies to all Camps of the Duchesne Countv DUP Chapter as well as to Roosevelt. -o testants may appear at the hearing and adduce testimony in support of their protests. JOSEPH M. TRACY Notice is hereby given that State Engineer Burt Rowley, by W. E. Williams, agent, Duchesne. Utah, Published in the Uintah Basin has filed with the State En- Record. Duchesne, Utah, from gineer, a request for an exten- Nov. 27 to Dec. 11, 1952. sion of time from Novembet 20, 1952 to November 20, 1954, in which tg make and submit Proof of Appropriation of Water under Application No 11241. Notice is hereby given that for the appropriation of 1 sec.-fof water from Strawberry W. E. Williams, Duchesne, Utah, River in Duchesne County, Utah has filed with the State Engineer, a request for an extension for irrigation purposes. of time from November 25, 1952 It is represented that has been expended on to November 25, 1954 in which construction of works, and it to make and submit Proof of is estimated that it will cost Appropriation of Water under $1,500.00 to complete construc- Application No. 9702 for the of tion and submit Proof of Ap- appropriation of 2.285 sec.-fwater from Strawberry River propriation. Protests resisting the granting in Duchesne County. Utah, to of said request, with reasons be used for the irrigation of 160 therefor, must be in affidavit acres of land. It is represented that form, with extra copy and filed has been expended on with the State Engineer, 403 State Capitol. Salt Lake City 1, construction and maintenance of From the Office of Utah, on or before January 10, works and it is estimated that an additional expenditure of Principal C. M. McKeli 1953. By LaRena Nye, Reporter A hearing will be held on $750.00 will be required to comA date to remember will be this request for ' extension of plete the work and apply the December 4, when the Tabiona time before the State Engineer water to beneficial use. Protests resisting the granting High School will present a at 403 State Capitol, Salt Lake entitled comedy, City, Utah, at the hour of 10:00 of said request, with reasons mystery Nerves! Please, My s for parts were held recently and rehearsals are now ITbeing held under the direction of Mrs. H. E. Hawkins and W. Co. Grant Peel, faculty directors of To Water Users Notice To Water Users t. $1,-500.- Report cards were recently distributed at Tabiona schools. Oh My! -o The mixed chorus from Tabiona High School, under the direction of W, Grant Peel, made two public appearances before Thanksgiving. The first one was at the annual Relief Society Bazaar Friday evening in Tabiona. The group sang two numbers and reived many compliments for their performance. Their second appearance was Sacrament mmeting induring the Hanna Ward Sunday evening,., when they sang two numbers A promise of 10 points off the grde of any member of the chorus who misses a public appearance without ,a really good reason seems to insure tactically, perfect attendance of chorus members at these public appearances. - t. Tabby High Nows shopped in Roosevelt last Friday. LaRena Nye kept a dental in Roosevelt Friday A little more than an inch of dry. powdery snow fell in Tabiona Friday evening and there was still shout half of the snow left from the fall the proceeding weekend. Prospects are good for a snowy Thanksgiving. William Wadley was a recent business visitor in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Lazenbv were recent business visitors in Roosevelt. Mrnd Mrs. Vern Carter are now residing on the Lee Otto-seranch. Mr. and Mrs. Otho LeFevre. and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. all of Salt Lake CUv. were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter LeFevre. ct Try-out- V, . the. play. MTN. HOME. UTAH ' There is now due and delinquent the amounts set opposite According to Principal McKeli the following names, on account of an assessment levied Octoboi and Coach Ellertson, schedules 13, 1952, on the Capital Stock of the Company: Amt. for the Uintah Division BasketShares Cert. No. Name ball were to be released simul. John L. Allred , taneously to the participating H. A. Beckstead schools. But at least two and W. A. Bleazard . maybe more have jumped the F. L. Burton gun and published schedules In Ellis Burton the papers--Aa Leon Burton ' Tabiona High has not even reA. M. Burton ceived its copy of the schedules Lawrence Biirton yet, which seems distinctly unJ. W. Bleazard fair to the local school and esJack Bleazard B. Barlow pecially to the local reporters. Basketball practice is also Brandon George Elmer Childs U. S. of America Mfflrtg. therefor, must be in affidavit Delbert Davies. form, with extra coov and filed with the State Engineer, 403 C. W. Erickson State Capitol, Salt Lake City 1, Charles Fietkgu Leora Farnsworth Utah, on or before January 19, . ; 1953. Federal Land Bank A hearing will be held on R. E. Farnsworth this request tor extension of Federal Land Bank time before the State Engineer Ray it Curtis Walker Cecil Kofford at 403 State Capitol. Salt Lake Commercial Bank of Utah City, Utah, at the hour of 2:00 d. m. January 15. 1953. Raymond Lindsay Federal Land Bank may' appear at the George G. Lindsay hearing and adduce testimony in support of their protests. Rue Miles JOSEPH M. TRACY J. E. Miles State Engineer LeGrand Mecham Published in the Uintah Basin John W. Mowers Record, Duchesne, Utah, from E. D. Nybexg Nov. 27 to Dec. 11. 1952, Arlin R. Potter Miles & Donald Peterson George B. Rust Elton Rust Estates of Michael Clsoeon, Sarah J. Shirts Milton Stewart Bridget Gleeaon and John Commercial Bank .of Utah Oleeson, deceased. Aaron Stevenson Creditors will present claims State of Utah with vouchers to the underTom Thayite signed at 920 Continental Bank Elden Sorensen Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, Harold Soreilsen on or before the 6th day of Chris it Anna Sorensen January, 1953. Fred Schultz RICHARD H. NEBEKER Harold Thompson Administrator of the estates of Michael Glee-soRoy Warren Curtis Walker Bridget Gleeson, and And unless payment is John Gleeson, deceased. First Publication, Nov. 6. 1952 Last Publication, Nov. 27, 1952 auction at the Company 1952. at 2:00 oclock PJd. By order of the Board of Directors. FRED C. LINDSAY. Secretary In The District Court of the First Date of publication - Nov. 20, 1952 Fourth Judldal District of the Last Date of Publication Dec. 4, 1952 State of Utah, in and for the County of Duchesne Summons Merlin Broadhead, Lorraine Broadhead, his wife; A. P. Voor. his. J. A. Cheney, B. H. String- ham. R. Earl Dillman and J. W. vs. Mrs. Rowe, Plaintiffs Ben Thomas, if living, and If By L SANDER dead, the unknown heirs at law. devisees, legatees and creditors of said Mrs.. Ben Thomas; also Sped Overhaul Jobs With all the unknown heirs at law, Homtmadt Piston dan$r devisees, legatees and creditors of E. Clemens Horst, deceased; If you do your own maintealso all other persons unknown nance on your car, you may be .any right, title, estate claiming interested in making this little or interest in or lien upon the gadget we heard about real property desoribed In the It makea the scraping r complaint advene to plaintiffs' ton ring groove. ownership or clouding plaintiffs title thereto. Defendants. The State of Vteh to the Above Named Defendants! You are herefey summoned and required Call ua about it Fine products to serve mon Cheney. Marr like this plus faithful service Wilkins it Cannon, plaintiffs atare the mainstays of our local torneys, whore address is 920 bu nesa. Continental Bank Building, Sst Lake City, Utah, an anewer to the complaint within 20 days after service of this lummoni upon you. If you fall so to do. judgment by default will be Of course, you wont have to taken against you for the relief worry about this job if you use demanded In said complaint. This is an action to auiet title Heavy Duty RPM Motor Oil to the following described proFirst oil developed through perty situated In the County of atomic research, it reduces enDuchesne. State of Utah: The gine wear, greatly increases NEV; the EVi of the NWV4 of time between overhaul!, keeps Section 7, Township 2 South. engines clean and protected Range 5 West, Uintah Special against the formation of car. . . Beck-stea- . matter-of-fac- - n . s With Thanksgiving drawing nigh, we are reminded that we all do have a great deal to be thankful for this season. In spite s of a late spring, we had a harvest. And above all, we should all thank our Father in Heaven for the privilege of living in this great land of ours, where we can still have the freedom to pursue our own individual ways without interference from the government or anyone else, as long as we do not trespass on the rights of others. Because of the spirit in which the first Thanksgiving was held and because of the ideal it has portrayed ever since it was first proclaimed as a national holiday. I feel this is one of our most important anniversaires, to be observed with happiness mingled with reverence. With all my heart I wish all my readers everywhere, a truly magnificent Thanksgiving. boin-teou- Relief Society Bazaar A Success Mrs. Delene Allred went to Salt Lake Thursday to attend the wedding of her brother. Mr. and Mrs. George AnderMrs. George Anderson son and.Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Erickson were in Roosevelt Thursday evening for the Alcohol Education conference. Mrs. Adaline Anderson and Mrs. Alta Beckstead attended Mrs. Arietta Williams, ele- the conservation class in Roosmentary school supervisor, vis- evelt Friday evening. ited the local school on Tuesday Albert Kenison, of Salt Lake, of last week. She displayed a was an overnight guest Monday large variety of library books at the Leon Burton home. for the pupils, who helped to choose new books to add to the FAMILY ENJOYS TRIP school library this year. TO BOULDER DAM Mr. and Mrs. Rue Miles and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stephrecently returned from enson announce the birth of family a trip to Boulder Dam and Los their first child, a son. at the Angeles, California. Roosevelt Hospital early WedTheir children were awav of week. last nesday morning from home but came to join The father is on his wav home them on the trip. Donna is a from overseas service in the U. junior student at B Y U. Provo: S. Army. Maurine is an employee of the Mrs. Reva Owen, of Roose- Commercial Bank at Roosevelt; velt, school lunch supervisor, and Carolyn and Lloyd are at Altamont High Schoo, accompanied F. R. Bingham, of Vernal, Wednesday on his inspection tour of all school lunch New Library For Our School stu-den- ts Nellson Jewolry rooms. A large crowd attended the A large group of adults atEXPERT WATCH REPAIRS annual Relief Society Bazaar tended Mail Your Watches for Repair Friday evening, and a very suc- held on the cancer conference Wednesday evening of PROMPT SERVICE cessful entertainment was held. hall. Films WATCHES DIAMONDS Paul Wadley was the winner last week at the ward of cancer symp- Phone 159-Roosevelt of the live turkey which was on the detection can given away as the grand prize. toms and what the public Virgil Wadley won the blanket Mr. and Mrs. Farland Jones which was given awav. Among $1,-700.- 00 Delinquent Notice Farnsworth Canal and Reservoir Let Us Glvo Thsnks t. d, , G30EBR the other prize winners were Mrs. C. M McKeli, Larrv Defa. Renae Thomas, Mrs. Dorothy Moon, Reid Turnbow. Joan Rhoade. Vernon White. Collie Defa. If we have missed naming anyone, we will do it next week if they will let us know, as we are trying our best to do a complete news coverage for the prea. It is kind of hard to write news unless we are informed. And it is important that the facts are given to us straight bv the parties concerned then there can be no mistakes. Elwood Carter was a Provo visitor during the week. Mr. and Mrs Jack Josie and children visited recently at the Joseph Josie home. Mrs. Jennie Jones and children were Roosevelt visitors during the week. "left not kid ourselves about high costs and hoavy Tharo IS limit. - Pass that limit and an industry can't aporato. If that happens to Utah's mining industry, wall all suffer. We'll lose the benefits that coma from payrolls, supply purchases, and tax payments. Ra member, these are benefits that not only help us miners, but everyone in ovary section of our . tax. state." . OUR - i ii Pro-lestan'- .s , FOR A 7 Notico To Creditors n, JUST LIKE A FRIENDLY GALL FN0:.1 YOU ONCE A Summons THROUGHOUT TNE YEAR ER H. ROOSEVELT. UTAH er SANHJEE1 PHONE , o ' I s4tt )eUal (2tn6tttM HERES OUR OFFER . . . . E5 I COME IN 140-- ... 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