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Show Cancer is one of our most UINTAH BASIN RECORD subtle and vicious enemies. It Thursday, April 30, 1953 strikes one out of every fivel - two million Twenty persons. We are more than pleased to Americans will be stricken with A r.1. cancer this year. Even though report that Kent, small son of , Reimschis-selMr. in and older Mrs. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Elden Wilcken it is found primarily is much improved. He had are the proud parents of their people, more children under 14 run a very high fever for four first child, of age die of cancer than a lovely 9 pound years Harold farmRandlett as ARCADIA An Idaho ex-Dudley, known disease. It is Amer- er, was elected chairman of the days before breaking out with a baby boy, born at the Roosevelt April has been of a other C and a Utah A will measle-lik- e Cancer Month since a presi ica,s number two killer. But Board of rash. Hospital, Friday, April 24. write Supervisors for the the happy after after dential proclamation in 1936 where is our sense of value? Uintah Basin honThe grandparents sharing Soil Conservation to their wheelchair roMrs. Maxine Wimmer was in designating it as such. Duringis Last year we spent a total, from District. Mr. H. ending Moroni A. Marchant, soil conmance when they marry June 6, Ray Brown, of Salt Lake on Thursday to be ors are Mr.of and Mrs. GeorgeMr. the month a concerted effort of 15 million dollars all sources, and Wilcken, Duchesne, was elected at Yerrington, Nevada. servationist, was recently transmade to personally contact the for cancer research; 16 million Monarck, Mrs. Kent Wim and Mrs. C. A. Green, of with and Mr. and Forrest Hancock, of mer. Wayne L. Capson, 21, native ferred from Mt. Pleasant to public and acquaint them with for nail polish; and 37 million Pleasant Valley, was Kansas. as elected of the Arcadia. Duchesne County, Roosevelt. A son of Alonzo J. facts concerning pertinate for playing cards. Mrs. Wilcken has been assowas Dickerson secretary. Wesley and Juanita Cramer, 31, Marchant, Peoa, Utah, he gradUtah, disease. However, cancer is not Mrs. Mrs. Emma Wimmer, N ciated with the Uintah Basin The American Cancer Society appointed as treasurer former Middleton, Idaho, grade uated from Brigham Young ivil Wimmer bound by time. It will strike has a three-foland Mrs. Zella a program: Eduas Record for correspondent These menhave all held re- Kirkland had a nice visit with school University in 1938 in soils and anyone at any time. the staff were teacher, met whenat both cation, service and research. positions in the Basin their sister, Mrs. William Mc- the past two years, and the agronomy, and did graduate paraplegic patients On Monday of this week a Through education, the lives of sponsible Reand all the readers of the - work in soil and have proved .themselves officer AdminisBeach Veterans volunteer a to minerology at the Long call savbe will at of also thousands Clellan, phone Payson. They cord join in congratulations to people leaders. BYU in 1939. tration Hospital. in the Duchesne chapter of the ed this coming year. They will capable at visited Violet Bana, Wilckens. the Spanish Harold Dudley served as Fork. st Both are paralyzed from thej Employed by the Soil American Cancer Society brings learn that cancer is not contag- chairman of the Uintah County down the young Korean servation Service, Milwaukee, Mrs. Ernest the following story to light. A ious; that it is a disorderly PMA Committee a had Odekirk for a number veteran as a result of an enemy Wisconsin, 1939, he worked as dinner for the lady, on visiting a neighbor, was growth of body cells; that if not years when the program was lovely Sunday a a soil scientist in Wisconsin, bullet, and his bride-to-bCoMiss shown a lump that had develop- removed or destroyed will even- of Janet guests, known as the A.A.A. He also following W A an automo. from nois, Missouri. Alabama, Missis-bil- e C, ed in the past month. It isnt tually cause death; and that if served Mr. Mrs. wan. and Delmar Keer, as president of the Ouray accident suffered in 1949. sippi and Minnesota, returning grow- detected and painful but seems to be asked diagnosed early it Park Canal Company and has of Salt Lake City, and daughThe Club annual Pep Banquet But the fact that they are; to Utah in 1943. can be cured.' ing fast. When the lady one of the more successful ter Sherry, Ernitta Odekirk and was held Thursday at the high handicapped doesnt bother the Mr. Marchant made soil her neighbor if she had had a . At the present time a drive been Madson. deRalph school, under the beautiful and progressive farmers at who have had the veys in Box Elder, Tooele, Juab, check-ucouple by her physician, she f fun(js js jn prograss over Randlett corations of the Junior Prom. and area for many to and face life find courage Summit, Utah, Iron, said that she could not afford will Mrs. be natjon .Contributions Fanny Price has returnChicken was served by the happiness again and even love Sanpete, Wayne, Sevier and Piute coun-an- d it at the present time due to gia(jjy accepted by Mrs. Axel years. Brown was a Duchesne ed from a visit with her son, 7th and 8th grade girls and was Ray romance after both their ties prior to becoming unit other financial obligations. She Birch, who is treasurer of the cooked by Mrs. McDonald and Commissioner for two Cliff Price, in Wyoming. had seemingly been shat- - servationist at Mt. Pleasant in said that she cant leave her East Duchesne organization. Or County and her staff at the lunch room. is associated with tered. 1949. children until school is out. But they may be mailed to Cancer, years Mrs. Mott is some Ray Mr. Williams was the master having are building a home ini Mrs. Marchant is the former They a cancerous growth wont wait. in care of either the Duchesne Browns, Inc. in Roosevelt. He remodeling done at the office of ceremonies and has been an active cooperator kept the pro- Garden Grove, Cal., and will Lily Meldrum, of Lovell, If the patient doesnt act quick- or Roosevelt post office. Those with Wyo. with a lot live on Mr. Capsons Con- and also on her home. Soil gram the Basin Uintah moving along a Then too and Kaysville, Utah. She is a late. be ly, it may who have given have servation District for more than of people pep. of the University of disability compensation. graduate Miss Emily Madsen and Miss family may be left permanently. been generous. But there are ten years. Speeches were given by the a former school teacher Wayne is the son of Mr. and many who have not been conForrest Hancock was chair- Afton Argyle, of Salt Lake City, basketball team and was finish- Mrs. John Capson, of Arcadia, Utah, and professional artist. The tacted. If you have been missed, man of the U.B.I.C. Committee were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ed off by Coach Woodbury who and is attending a school for Marchants have five children. we will be happy to receive jn 1951 and bas been very ac John P. Madsen over the to his a expressed gratitude the handicapped in Long Beach, Mrs. Marchant and children will swell bunch of athletes and stu- California. your contribution. tive jn chUrch activities in the remain in Mt. Pleasant until the WHEELS NEED BALANCING? dents. He said Duchesne ward and Roosevelt Myton end of the present school term. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Paulson two year record showed Highs them also held several high He stake. Stop in at Uintah Farmers UnWhile in Mt. Pleasant, Mr. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL in Roosevelt, for exion offices in the Young Farmers and daughter, Mary Bheiling, winning 25 games out of the 47 Marchant was president of the GETS NEW PAINT COAT of the Uintah Basin. As an of- and small son stopped in Du- played against the best kind of pert wheel balancing service. The Elementary School is be- local Rod and Gun Club, manficein the Young Farmer or- chesne to visit with Mr. and competition that the state could of the baseball team and Mrs. P. Madsen. John , offer, among which were Spring-ville- ing painted on the outside of ager ganization, he traveled to many coached a local basketball team. 1951 Ferguson FOR SALE last years champs, and the building. of the state. Forrest has parts Mrs. Marchant was active in Mrs. Blanch Johnstun was the Union, this years. This he felt tractor, very good condition, The old building must feel been cooperating with the Dis- church affairs and was president of Richard Johnher son, acted as host to a $1050; One Ferguson, guest like after Cinderella was in 1951 fact remarkable on something his the that Monday since farm, of Mt. Pleasant Music Guild , plow, $125. Must sell quick. See ional conference of the Utah The retiring officers of the stun, and family. only two schools out of those the Fairy God Mother touched andthe a member of the American meetH. L. Crapo, Myton. with and her turned ragged clothing Municipal League, District include Alden White, played had a smaller enrollAssociation of University WoDISEASES INCREASE IN Roosevelt at the of held them into the ment. gown for as lovely two chairman being ings served wbo FOR SALE We have baler UINTAH BASIN AREAS and the Frontier Grill three-yea- r The evening was finished by silk that she wore to the grand men. terms, and - Joseph . twine and automatic balar wire Theatre Mr. Marchant fills the vacancases of German dancing new of the Basin ball. Communities Eight Cafe. for sale. Uintah Farmers Union which were represented by caused when Tom Evans was cy Measles and one cancer case the Since been has building Phone 170-- J or 220, at councilmen, mayors and other were reported for Duchesne new pearl gray paint transferred to Kaysville late in receiving Roosevelt. in the halls and the rooms have 1952. County by the Utah State De- city officials were Myton, Dunew paint in soft shades of partment of Health for the week Modern home chesne, Tabiona, Maeser,' VerFOR SALE DUP MEETING HELD ending April 24. In Uintah green, the outside of the buildfor sale. Two bedrooms. See or nal and Roosevelt. is being touched up. Then AT BURDICK HOME County 12 new chickenpox, 20 ing The American Presiding over the conference and Legion write Arvil Stone, Duchesne, cases of measles, and 1 German By Shirley Chaiwin was Mayor C. W. Love, of ProAuxiliary held forth in Con- there are new walks which give Utah. Daughters of- - the Utah PioThe United Nations celebrates measles were reported. vo, president of the league. Kenvention at Fort Duchesne on a new look, along with the new neers met at the home of MaxWill sell my neth Aycock was acting mayor its eighth birthday on the 25th FOR SALE h Sunday, April 26. There were picket fence, clean yards, and ine Burdick, where Sylvia Abnations farm and stock ranch in Han- for the host city in the absence of this month. Forty-si200 gathered from the eleven beautiful flag that floats on the bott helped her act as hostess. cock Cove. Good line machin- of Mayor J. V. McLea, who was met in San Francisco in 1945 Oil Mildred Smith gave a very inunits, with 155 at the banquet. building. The famous Indian Turkey ery; livestock. Will take unen- out of the city on business. Tom to pledge their support to world teresting lesson on The Deof director America is certainly (Continued from cage i) cumbered home in Duchesne or McCoy, executive Miss Sherry Kerr is enjoying velopment of the Early Danpeace. dance was given and enjoyed a two weeks vacation with her cing. Those who' made up the Roosevelt at part payment G. the league, conducted the two paying its price to bring about in 22 minutes from the interval by all. sessions at the theatre, and Mr, this world peace. Our casualties in the Greenriver formation beB. Workman, Phone 706, Those who attended from Du- grandmother, Mrs. Ernest camp circle were. Lucinda the luncheon at the jn Korea have already passed tween 5,126 - 5,225 ft. Aycock chesne were: Mr. and Mrs. Titus Racheal Wilson, Fern affect men that cafe. Many problems In 22 minutes, an the 130,000 mark. 53,000 Emma Wimmer, Zella Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Merrell, e FOR SALE discussed farm, the cities in Utah were are to be drafted this month. con- Poulson, Arwella Moon, Grace oil poured from the flow line Meriweather, Mr. and Mrs. HarManufacturing plants 80 acres under and some fine solutions were home, into the burn pits. (It has a vey Partridge, Mr. and Mrs. tinued to reduce the number of Hale, Zella Cowan, Ruby cultivation; Dry Gulch and suggested. 1952 Lung Cancer of 25 degrees Fah- Chester Lyman, Mr. and Mrs. employee accidents during 1952. During Lela Wardle, Rose PartMoon Lake water, or will lease alone had a death toll of 30,000. renheit.) James Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. Er- Twelve per cent fewer employ- ridge, Luella Powell and Fae for the summer. Good summer fourThis number has increased The oil was flowed to the nest Wilson and daughter, ees suffered injuries severe Merkley. The group enjoyed pasture. Contact Leroy Mecham. fold since 1920. Lung Cancer burn pits for 38 minutes and Mrs. Maxine Burdick and enough so they had to take time one of the renowned Wimmer Roosevelt. , Rt. 1, . occurs six times more frequent then turned to an emergency Mrs. Dorothea W. Allred. off. Lunches. field tank. It flowed ly in men than women. We do our at into the tank the rate of 138 should all be willing to part in helping to find a cure bbls. in 47 minutes, which CarmeetA special ALTAMONT and prevention to this everyday ter officials calculated at 177 bbls. an hour. ing for all veterans serving dur- threat to mankind. The well flowed at the rate of ing the Korean conflict has been 72 bbls. for the first 30 minutes for called night, of April Thursday time the about Its getting SEE 30, at the Altamont High School, year when some farmers pay and 66 bbls. for the last 17 at 8 p.m., according to the vet- strict attention to the signs of minutes of the test, it was reNED eran instructor. Max Hartman. the moon for planting purposes. ported by the company. Mr. Hartman stated that all Seems like there is always some The crude, which, despite its Phona 303-Roosevelt, Utah veterans are requested to be new invention to make farming relatively low pour point, is has a gas-orate of 586 present, and If this is impossible easier. I wonder if there is any are to contact either him new signs on the market. cubic feet of gas for each bbl. WfflBfPIIIMMiimnKMIlllMl Red Pontiac they FOR SALE at Altamont, or Allan Bond, at of oil. Seed Potatoes. 1 year away from Duchesne before May 1st. zone is Productive believed to Theres a story told about a certified. Select and graded. Ted ONE STOP SHOPPING FOR ALL OF a group of fishermen who each be a fine fractured sandstone of Thomas, Myton Hotel. had come to depend on an from depth in the NEWS year BABY i old Indian Chief who lived near Greenriver. Whether pipe will be set for SIXTH GRADE their favorite remote fishing ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. M. One of our students in the grounds. Each day the old Chief a completion attempt, or whethH. Moore wishes to announce sixth grade is in the senior would forcast the weather with er the wildcat will be deepend of his office in the opening Provo. Diagnosis Laboratory band. Last week she went to remarkable accuracy. After to gain additional saturation has and most modern equipment Vernal with the .band. She is counting on him for several not been determined. Decline Comment available. Dr. M. H. Moore, N.D. Geraldine Broadhead. years they, tf course, never Carter officials declined to Louis Jensen, county aent, failed to go to h i m each morn279 No. University Ave. and Moroni Marchant, Soil Con- ing. One day, however, when comment on the potential exservationist, came to look at the usual question was asked, tent of the pool opened near our Soil Conservation work. he replied, cant tell, radio Duchesne oran whether the pool We have a new cement walk broke. represents entirely separate structure, a nosing along the Thorobred Colt by one of the school doors. I GERBER'S GERBERS Will trade for livestock. See We are still studying about great Duchesne fault or is a COMPETE AT B.Y.U. pinch-ou- t Shanna Doug McKinley, Roosevelt, Turkey in history. (stratisgraphic trap) INVITATIONAL MEET of rock runPhone 223. Lee Grahama, Reporter. Duchesne took Doyle Harris, of one formation Erl Simpson, Jimmy Grant and ning against a second. Carterts district superintenUdell Birch to the B.Y.U. InviLIBBY'S 303 can PIERCE'S 304 can tational Track Meet, which was dent, C. L. Cooksey, of Vernal, a note sounded in . . restraining in Provo last Saturday. Up held Some of the best athletes in interpreting the results of the BROOKDALE CAMPBELL'S tall can the world were present, also early brief tests. tested this well less . approximately 1,000 high school thanWeve . SALMON three hours, and you cant and junior high school athletes tell what a well will do in such HOLIDAY participated. The fellows all saw and par- a short time, he said. We MARGARINE dont know whether, well ticipated in one of the best still set pipe and develop this wildof meets in kind its world the 11? LIBBY'S "WHAT DAY IS IT? I mean, what year it My word, 46 oi. can cat as a producing well, or and enjoyed it very much. -whether well continue drilling 1 I'va boon aileop 20 yaanl !! for the deeper test originally HOME ECONOMICS Yestir, I sot lots ol changes since 1933. but womans scheduled. And we may not GROUP TO GIVE TEA hats are as silly as ever! And the high cost of living makes The Home Economics group, know the answer for two weeka You me want to sleep another 20 years! made up of the 7th to 12th or more. were The officials Indian of under the direction grades, Gosh, look at all the new electrical gadgets! When Mrs. John P. Madsen, will spon- elated at news of the discovery, I 'dosed off back in the Thirties, we had electric lights sor a Tea, May 5, at 1 oclock. however. Some $49,021.20 was picked The theme will be 1The Old and an iron and a vacuum cleaner at our house! Now up Tuesday in bidding for 1,120 Garden. The heads Fashioned we've got a refrigerator, a couple of radio (My last on of the committees are; decora- acres of land in the area. And was a crystal set), clocks, toaster, washer, why, every tions, Orlene Hadden; fashion although prices were not at an record high, they were thing you tough has a switch on ill show, Maxine Lewis; flowers, good, an official said. Res-sRoJean Cole; refreshments, It's funny, too, with all those gadgets perking away, High on Unit Simpson; welcome, Cloe Shell Oil Co., paying a total Helen my electric bill isn't much more than it was 20 years invitations, Mecham; of $47,973.20, was high on Unit Brady; the tea, Doris Ann 1 (200 ago, while everything else has gone up a lot!" acres), with bid of $33.03 Moore; music, Cheryl Merrell. an acre; Unit 3 (160 acres, $65; Yes, Rip Van Winkle, you're getting twice as much $ Unit 4 (240 acres), $33.01 an SCHOOL GROUP VISITS electricity for your money today as you did 20 ysars A acre; Unit 5 (160 acres), $110 an ROOSEVELT BNK ago. It took increased usage plus plenty of skill and plan- $ acre; Unit 6 (320 acres), $22.01 Economics The Home senior ning under sound business management to make electri- with their teacher, Mrs. an acre. group, Murphy Corp., El Dorado, city the bargin it is right now. John P. Madsen, went to Roosevelt to visit the Commercial Ark., bid a flat $26.20 on all Bank of Utah. Mrs. Barbara the six units, ending up as sucMeriweather drove them down. cessful bidders on Unit 2. Carter, which asked the lands Robert Montgomery greeted the group and made them wel- to be put up for bid, made only come, then turned them over one offer $21.75 an acre on to Paul Murphy. He took them Unit 5. It wasnt enough. LOCALLY OWNED Cities Service bid $5,13 an the bank, explaining through TAX PAYING ENTERPRISE all the different steps and de- acre for lands in Units 1 and 4. The Tribal Business Council partments When they returned meets DUCHESNE Phone 1131 Phone 17 ROOSEVELT on the reservation ThursDUCHESNE. UTAH to the office, Mr. Montgomery day. them gave i talk and answered This group could act on the questions from the group. bonus bid offerings at that time. Final Plea To Aid In Cancer Fight j Hade By IVorkers Local News Writer Handicapped Gives Birth To First Child, Boy Couple Plans Harold Dudley Heads SCS District Board A. Marchant To Fill SCS Post June Wedding ne In Uintah Basin vice-chairm- Mon-nout- h, I I c- d - Con-wai- Pep Club Banquet Declared Success j Illi-form- er e, j sur-hap- py con-liv- es p $400-a-mont- h WANT ADS Co-o- p Jg-Uri- i - Co-o- p. J Observations . . . x Attend Legion Confab Sunday Discovery . . . e. An-derto- n, inky-blac- k 160-acr- Stev-ense- pour-poi- Korean Veterans Urged To REFRIGERATION Attend Meeting Co-len- e, tp 150-bb- l. REPAIR - MILLER W vis-cuou- s, il SCHOOL national WEEK ch (hpu7fiTa FOR SALE TICK-A-PO- Junior Foods 3 for 35c Strained Foods 3 for 28c If Hip Van Winkle Should Wake Today After Sleeping 20 Years PEAS 2 for 35c Tomato Soup 2 for 25c TIDE What Would He Say? Pork Beans 45c giant size 73c .... Popular Brand Coffee 2 lbs. 1.82 lb. 92c Surprises Greet all-tim- 2 for 27c lb. 34c Tomato Juice 25c On Prices In Our Heat Dept. FROZEN FOODS e a Orange Juice Strawberries LETTUCE CARROTS BANANAS Vegetables lb. 10c bag 10c lb. 10c Uintah Power & Light Co. IK1 Di Fish Poultry n, |