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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD Tax Refunds On Thursday, May 24, 1956 Gasoline For Farmers Possible Two Girls Chosen From f.lylon Unit Two Myton MYTON (Special) girls, students of the junior class of Union High School, have been chosen to attend Girls State at the Utah State Agricultural College at Logan, June 13 to 20. Scholarship, leadership, personality and good citizenship were among their qualifications. Nonalee Holgate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Holgate, andj Sherill Richens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Afton Richens are preparing to attend and are sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, Wm. R. Sands Unit No. 5 of Myton. NONALEE HOLGATE They will receive training in . . . Will Represent Myton Unit from federal, through government state, county and local branches under the supervision of trained personnel of the Auxiliary and school authorities. After their reMrs. Shelby IJsonbee turn, they will report their activities at Girls State to members of the American Legion Auxiliary at one of their regular or special The first television to be held meetings. in Bridgeland is a set in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marchant on the Glen Van Tassell farm. Lash week a hundred-foo- t antenna was erected which gave a very clear reception that was enjoyed by the Marchants and Bishop and Mrs. Carl Van Tassell. BR1DSELAKD Brigdeland Has TV SHERILL RICHENS Delegate to Girls State Monah Ethel Beebe Lets Vote No -- Keep Our Office We wish to encourage every member of the Moon Lake Electric Association to be sure and come out and vote NO on a s, Saturchange in the day, May 26 that would move the office from Altamont to Vernal and on changing other very important amendments. Let us all vote, or be Sure your proxy is signed and given if you are unable to be there. We all hope everyone will Vote NO! SEMINARY GRADUATES A large percentage of the ward attended the Seminary Exercises at both the Duchesne and Roosevelt Stake houses Sunday, May 20. Darleen Brady was among those who graduated from DuA Mothers Day prochesne. Those receiving certificates from the Union Seminary gram was given Sunday, May 13. Mrs. Mary Carroll, who is emwere William Kay Brundage, Bertie Marie Linsonbee and Norma ployed in Salt Lake City was home Rae Murphy. Norma Rae received over the weekend of May 12. Mr. dnd Mrs, Melwood Wall and certificate. a special four-yefamily have purchased the Laura Mohlman place in town and moved BUSINESS GRADUATE Mr. and Mrs. Elden Brady and into their new home, May 16. Sharrel and Alta Ames, who are daughter, Darleen, went out to Salt Lake City Friday to be pres- employed in Salt Lake City, spent ent at the graduating exercises the Mothers Day weekend with of their son and brother, Lloyd, their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clen-t- y Ames. who was graduated' from the LDS Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fowler Business College with a certificate in senior accounting. Lloyd had and family of Salt Lake City and a special part on the graduating Mr. and Mrs. Mike Christensen program, representing the student and family of Boneta spent Mothers Day with their parents, Mr. body. and Mrs. Jesse A. Fowler. Mr. and The second grade of the Myton Mrs. Harold Fowler also spent School held a party at the farm some time with Mrs. Fowlers home of Kent Van Tassell. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert children with their teacher, Mrs. Shiner. Richard of Olsen, technician Lois Turpening, enjoyed the tour of the Van Tassell Modem Dairy Neola was testing and vaccinating farm after which a bonfire was cattle for Bangs in Altonah May built and the group enjoyed re- 14th. Mr. and Mrs. Neldon Oliver of freshments. Mrs. Carol Jean Wright and Carbonville, spent Saturday and daughters, Linda and' Mary Ann, Sunday at the home of Mr. and It's the next best thing to visited Friday with her parents, Mrs. Ed Olsen. Floyd Weeks, who is employed Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Walters. . being there yourselfl Leon Walters of Salt Lake City in Salt Lake City, spent Mothers visited here over the weekend Day weekend with his wife and assisting his father on the farm. baby and parents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Potts and .Other visitors at the Walters spent home on Sunday were Glen Sacos daughters of Duchesne of Midvale, a former missionary Mothers Day with Mrs. Potts friend of Leon. Mr. Sacos was mother, Mrs. Elva Snyder. , accompanied by his brother-in-lawDavid Searle, also of Midvale. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rodeback of Chicago visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Walters. Mr. Rodeback and Mrs. Walters Reta Lott were childhood friends. This was the first reunion for many years. Mrs. Ronald Lisonbee and son, Rodney, and Carol Ann Brady, Bill Hayes came over from all of Salt Lake City, came out Canyon to spend the Huntington Saturday to be present at the weekend with his family. His son, Duchesne Graduating Emmett Hayes, is' alsohome with Seminary Exercises Sunday and the High his It was reported last School Commencement on Monday weekfamily. that Emmett was seriously where their sister, Darleen, was injured, but he was a real lucky among the graduates. his car was demolished, fellow; Bertie Lisonbee and Norma Lee but he was only shaken up and' Murphy attended the Pep Club not hurt. He was on his way to . in Grill Frontier banquet at the Cody, Wyoming at the time of Monday evening, the accident. CAU DY NUMBER! Roosevelt Mr; and Mrs. Lawrence Young were Emmons Mt. of children and HONORED AT DINNER Bridgeland visitors Sunday. A lovely birthday dinner was Joan Shepard of Salt Lake City served at the home of Mrs. Marie spent the weekend with her par- Baum in honor of her sister-in-laents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. ShepMrs. Edith Baum, on Thurshard. Ja Nae Liddell spent the week- day, The following ladies spent the end with friends in Roosevelt. day quilting a beautiful friendship quilt for Mrs. Edith Baum: Mrs. Noma Rowley, Gertrude Williams, Mrs. Annie Mezener, Mrs. Reta Lott and Mrs. Jennie Brown of Park City. Mrs. Baum left this week for New York and sailed on the 23rd of May to join her husband, who is living in Chile. Mrs. Noma Rowley and her son, Robert, motored to Heber Friday evening to attend the Seminary TRADE MARK graduation of her niece, Miss Barbara Baum. . Gilbert Ivie is happy to be home again. He had a nice time and' a good visit with relatives in the H ore's the great new herblolde discovery youve East. While there he spent some time at the home of a grand been reading about In the leading farm magazines. daughter who lives in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nielson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Rock Bair of Price spent the weekend at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Raleigh Ivie and family. Ralph and Thomas Olsen have moved to their ranch home oi. KNAPWEED RUSSIAN GRASS QUACK the Duchesne River. Their sister, Mrs. Thelma Hamblin, and son, Does not sterilize the soil Arthur; and Mrs. Beatrice Olsen of Ogden spent the a sister-in-laweekend at the home of the OlThere's nothing else like it. sens. They assisted in helping Kill your really tough problem weeds. them move. Mr and Mrs. Dick Muir and BULLETIN on request. KKYOUR dealer today, son, Allen of Randolph, Utah, have been visiting their brothers . and families, the Ivie families: r. Kenneth, Ralph, Glenn and MYTON, UTAH . ar iSlrawh a Escapes Injury , for fastest service, (An Aminotrlazole Weodklller) KILLS CANADA THISTLE Non-seleoti- ve rmt MOODY BROTHERS Del-ma- Mrs Bill Williams and children ii Anna zu, Crystal Wilcken Vernal Study To Be Made Of Teacher Salaries Mrs. Gail H. Anderson Temple Marriage Planned By Couple Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thomas of A survey designed to peg teach-er- fs Salt Lake visited two days last salaries to local living costs week Mr. with and Mrs. Mark is being Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Defa of inaugurated at Vernal by the Uintah Teachers Education Hanna announce the engagement Bleazard, Assn. of their daughter, Carole, to Max LEADERSHIP MEETING The teachers will work with the Giles, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ferrus HELD WEDNESDAY Vernal Chamber of Commerce and Giles also of Hanna. A wedding Stake MIA date has been set for October 17 was held at leadership meeting other townspeople to determine Mt. Emmons Wedhow much a teacher should have in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. nesday night. Those in attendance to live in Vernal on a Both young people were plane befitgraduated from here were Mr. and Mrs. Ellis a teacher, from Tabiona High School Tues- Burton said Allen M. ting and daughter, Lindv LaRae West, executive secretary, Utah day night of this week, where Sorensen, Mr. and Mrs. An- Education Gail Assn, they have been phominent in all derson annd daughters, Ardyce Lee Plan for the study was developschool activities, Max having ser- and' ' Rita. ed at a meeting of teachers, school ved as student body president the Mr. and Mrs Blaine Brotherson officials and townspeople with the past year. They have both been UEA board of trustees at which very active in their church also were in Salt Lake Saturday. indicated dissatisfacand Carole is a Grant Peel took his chorus stu- concensus Club leader this year. dents to Heber Sunday. Those tions with teacher salaries. Mr. West said the study will be from here were Luella and Dena Speakers in Sacrament meeting Jensen, Ronald Christensen, Arvil the first of its kind made by a Sunday evening were Paul Wooi-sto- n Beckstead, LaRae Sorensen, Karen teacher group in the state. and Oran Curry. Remarks Thacker and Ardyce Lee Anderwere also given by Bishop Willis son. Uintah Basin Medical Moon and President Monroe A. M. Burton and some friends Elects Officers Michie. of Salt Lake visited the Burton Group Mr. and Mrs. Leo S. Defa, Larry families here Dr. R. Bruce Christian of Vernal Sunday. and DaVonna, Mr. and Mrs. last Thursday evening was elected Mrs. Loutta Burton accompanied Giles Mr. and Mrs. Lorin of the Uintah Basin president her sister, Mrs. Hannah Oman of Medical Association at a Allred and children all enjoyed a meeting to Roosevelt Thursday. of the group held at the Frontier dinner and Boneta, family Mr. and Mrs. Stan McDonald Grill Cafe in Roosevelt. swimming at the Hot Pots last and' Diane Odekirk of Duchesne of the association is Dr. Sunday. visited Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Broth- R. Vernon PREPARATION MEETING Larson, Roosevelt, and erson Sunday evening. Dr. Paul Stringham, Roosevelt, Primary preparation meeting The following applications have Mr. and Mrs. Maynard White was retained as secretary-treasurebeen filed with the State Engi- was held at the home of Ellis and family of Orem visited Mr. will serve during the neer to appropriate water in Du- Rhoades on Wednesday night of and Mrs. Archie White over the 1956-5- They year. chesne County, State of Utah, last week, with the following weekend. throughout the entire year' unless ladies present: Vera Woolston, Del-s- a Pres, and Mrs. Wm. Brotherson SUFFERS TICK FEVER Michie, Florence Roberts, Crys- visitedotherwise designated. All locations Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Elmer Frandsen is in the Dutal Wilcken, Nettie Defa, Blanche are from USB&M. Brotherson, Sunday evening. chesne Hospital' with tick fever. 26360 Leon Dump, Altonah, Defa, Etta Moon, Flora Fabrizio Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thayne and Miss Roberta Jensen, Bill SorenEllis and Rhodes. An and 14 ac.-f- t. outstanding family of Maybell, Colo, visited Utah; 1.0 sec.-f- t. sen, Neil Hill, Phil Brotherson and for irrigation use from an Un- lesson was given by Delsa Michie. relatives and friends here Sunday. Val McDonald, seniors from here, were served. named Stream, trib. to San Wash Light refreshments Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thacker and Delsa went on the senior trip to St. Michie Priwas released as to Uintah River. The water will be family of Salt Lake visited Mr. diverted by a 19 ft. high dam mary counselor but will continue and Mrs Earl Thacker last week. George and most of the Southern Parks. Trainer, across the natural channel, the on as Mr. and Mrs. Bill Erickson were Mr. and' Mrs. Earl Christensen point of intersection of the longon in Duchesne Saturday. The girls children were in Duchesne and first year cooking itudinal axis of the dam and the Mrs. Cleo Frandsen and son, centerline of the stream channel club, with Carole Defa as leader, Donald', visited Elmer Frandsen at one day last week. Earl has been being located S. 251 ft. and E. met at the home of Barbara Hack-e- tt the Duchesne Hospital Sunday af- quite sick, but is slowly improvfor their weekly meeting on ing at this writing. 870 ft. from NW Cor. Sec. 20, ternoon. Little Miss Julie Christensen, T1S, R3W. The reservoir will have Monday of this week after school. Misses Erma Sorensen and of Mr. and Mrs. Zane a capacity of 14 ac.-f- t. and will They made two kinds of sandLee Anderson spent Friday daughter inundate 2 acres in NWtjNWjj wiches and two kinds of drinks. night in Utahn visiting Marlene Christensen, has the chiekenpox. of water Those said Sec. 20. 14 ac.-fattending were Geraldine Brown. will be stored in the reservoir Pace, Barbara Flackett, Toni FaMrs Alma Potter and family of during the period' Nov. 2 to Mar. brizio, Sharon Defa and Sharon Salt Lake visited Mr. and Mrs. 31, and released, together with 1 Giles. , Elton Potter and family and also sec.-f- t. of direct flow, during the . Mrs. Jane Chiarelli of Mariposa, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Rust Thursday is visiting at the home of and Friday. period Apr. 1 to Nov. 1 into the Calif, natural channel, conveyed there- Mr. and' Mrs. Ferrus Giles. Marlene Brown of Utahn spent Mr. and Mrs. Ferrus Giles, Max by and rediverted therefrom at a Saturday night with Erma SorenGiles and Sharon and Carole Defa sen. point S. 253 ft. and E, 915 ft. from NW Cor. said Sec, 20 into attended funeral services in Heber Mr. and Mrs. Glen Allred and a ditch and conveyed 2000 ft. to Sunday for Bill Johnson, as did daughter, Kim, went" to Salt Lake Oran the the place of use where it will be Currys. night. Glen was to board Mr and Mrs. Art Fabrizio went Friday used from Apr. 1 to Nov. 1 to a plane for Alaska, where he has GUARANTEEI Allred will irrigate 50 acres in NW!, of said to Salt Lake Sunday, where Mrs. employment.' Mrs. Fabrizio received' medical atten- make her home with her mother, inciSec. 20 and for LAB PHOTO SAM S dental stock watering. The water tion, They returned home Monday. Mrs. Clara Brown in Utahn until P. O. Box 1115, in the reservoir will also be used Dept H his return. for incidental fish culture. Nos. 1 and 2 will be stored in a - Mrs. Lygia Rust is . visiting in Mlmkt CltYf W 26530 George W. Barker, 130 reservoir created by a dam 10 ft Oregon for a few weeks. Gordon Lane, Murray, Ut.;, .5 sec.-f- t. high, the point of intersection of for miscellaneous use from two the longitudinal axis of the dam Unnamed Springs, trib. to Du- and the ceftterline of the common chesne River at points and in conveying channel being S. 641 amounts as follows: Spring No. I ft. and Ex 1370 ft. from N'j. Cor. S. 1455 ft. and E. 1245 ft. - .4 Sec. 16, T1S, R.W. The reservoir sec.-ft- .; Spring No. 2 S. 1455 ft. will have a capacity of 6 ac.-f- t. and E. 1225 ft. - .1 sec.-ftboth and will inundate 1 acre in NEV4 from NW Cor. Sec. 6, T4S, R4W. said Sec. 16. Reservoir No. 2 From a cement collection tank at 6 ac.-ffrom Springs Nos. 1, 2, the springs, the water will be 3, 4 and Spring Area will be stored commingled and conveyed through in a reservoir created by a dam n pipe 500 ft. and used for the 10 ft. high, the point of intersec domestic requirements of 20 fami- tion of the longitudinal axis of lies in tourist cabins, for service the dam and the centerline of the and from common station requirements conveying channel being Mar. 15 to Nov. 1 as a supplemenS. 2593 ft. and E. 2180 ft. from tal supply to irrigate 20 acres in Ni4 Cor. said Sec. 16. The reserNWy4 said Sec. 6. voir will have a capacity of 6 ac 27276 Lakefork Western Ir- ft. and will inundate 1 acre in rigation Co., Boneta, Ut.; 2 sec.-f- t. NE'4 said Sec. 16. Reservoir No. 3 for irr'gation use from Browns 6 ac.-f- t. from Springs Nos. 1, Gulch, trib. to Lake Fork River 2, 3, 4, 5 and the Spring Area at a point S. 925 ft and E. 594 will be stored' in a reservoir creatft. from NW Cor. Sec. 29, T1S, ed by a dam 10 ft. high, the point R4W. From a dam at point of of intersection of the longitudinal diversion, the water will be con- axis of the dam and the centerline veyed by ditch 9240 ft. and used of the common conveying channel from Apr 1 to Oct. 31 to irrigate being S. 3556 ft. and E. 2522 ft. 240 acres in SWj4 Sec. 28, SE1 from N 4 Cor. said Sec. 16. The SE4 Sec. 29 and NWiNW reservoir will have a capacity of Sec. 33, T1S, R4W. 6 ac.-fand will inundate 1 acre 27277 Lake Fork Western Ir- in NE14SE14 said Sec. 16. The rigation Co., Boneta, Ut.; 3 sec.-ft- . water so stored from Oct. 16 to for irrigation use from Browns Apr. 30 will be released along Gulch, trib. to Lake Fork River with the 2 sec.-f- t. of normal flow, at a point N. 136 ft. and E. 62 ft. during the period May 1 to Oct. from SW Cor. NW4SW'4 Sec. 15 and conveyed by ditch and 28, T1S, R4W. From a dam at used' to irrigate 150 acres in NE'J point of diversion, the water will NSE'4 said' Sec. 16. The reserUNI - WINDROWIR be conveyed by ditch 500 ft. and voirs will also be used as equal1 1 to Oct. used from Mar. to izing reservoirs from May I. to irrigate 130 acres in SWJ4SWj4 Oct. 15. Water from Spring Ni 1 Sec. 28, Ni2Ni2 Sec. 33, T1S, will also be used for 4 yea. R4W and for year-roun- d incidental incidental domestic and stow g purposes. watering purposes in NWNEJ 27469 Jack K, Allred, Alton- said Sec. 16. t. 18 sec.-f2 and ac.-f- t. ah, Ut.; 27490 Malcolm N. McKinnon, for irrigation use from five Un- 1222 South Main St., Salt Lake named Springs and one Spring City, Ut.; .9 sec.-f- t. of direct flow ON FARMS UKK YOURS IN CASH OR KID CROPS Area, trib. to Lake Fork River to and 15.72 ac.-f- t. for fish cultural Duchesne River at points and in THE MM LIKE MONEY MAKES NOTHING Lake from Canyon amounts as follows: Spring No. 1 purposes Stream, trib. to Strawberry River S. 39 ft. and E. 1276 ft. - .5 at a point N. 32 15 W. 1370 ft. You dont have to farm by the section to make the MM sec.-ft- .; Spring No. 2 S. 399 ft. from E4 Cor. Sec. 18, T4S, R6W, pay . . . and you dont have to grow a lot of varied crops. This chamand E. 1390 ft. - .25 sec.-f- t. which is the point of intersection system can pay you even if you buy only one pion ft. 3 1264 S. No. and E. of the Spring axis of a dam g the The extra longitudinal performance . . . capacity .25 sec.-ft- .; 1700 ft. Spring No. 18 ft. high and the centerline of convenience with any the matchless and get you 4 S. 1483 ft. and E. 1810 ft. -- Lake Canyon Stream. The resermachina make money for you as no other farming methodi .25 sec.-ft- .; 5 No. S. voir will have a capacity of 15.72 Spring can. 3526 ft. and E. 2580 ft, .5 sec.-ft.- , ac.-f- t. and will inundate 2.6 acres MACHINES TO MATCH YOUR CROPS all from N'4 Cor. Sec. 16, T1S, in RICK SE'NEVi said Sec. 18. .9 sec.-f- t. S 2689 -- ft. R4W. Spring Area and with of water will be allowed to run If your main Crop is corn, buy tha and E. 2224 ft. from N'4 Cor. tha unbeatable performance that won United States and Cana-- i and reservoir will be the through Sec. 16, T1S, R4W - .25 sec.-ft- ., returned to the natural channel by com picking championships two years in a row. Or, you can which is the point of collection of means of a and harvest your corn ahoose tha advanced at a point N. spillway said spring area described as foll- 3215 W. 1400 ft. from taady-lhefle-d in one trip. If hay ia your main crop, get a Cor. E4 ows: Beg. at a point S. 1762 ft. said Sec. 18. or harvtst with the and E. 1850 ft. from N4 Cor. Sec. combine Is what you need, the Protests resisting the granting a f 16, T1S, R4W, thence S. 2200 of any of the foregoing applicais your answer. Remember, you can always add other E. 1000 ft., No. 6800 E. 100 ft., tions, with reasons therefor, must at any time you want to; they all mount on the same N. 2200 W. 1000 ft., S. 6800 be in affidavit form with extra the same for operation. JaMYaotor, W. 100 ft. to beg. 18 ac.-- ft of copy and filed with the State Ento buy any new harvest machine this year, be If planning you're water from the five springs and gineer, 403 State Capitol, Salt Coma in and lure you have all the facts on the MM one spring area will be stored in Lake tfiSt it over bsfore you spend a cent I City 14, Utah, on or before three reservoirs as follows: Reser- June 30, 1956. 6 ac.-f- t. from Springs voir No, 1 JOSEPH M. TRACY, State Engineer of Tabiona, visited at the home Published in the Uintah Basin RecPHONE 171-ROOSEVELT' of tier husbands parents, the Ed ord, Duchesne, Ut. from May 17 to May 31, 1956. Williams, one day this week. Under the provisions of Public Law No. 466. approved April 2, 1956, farmers are relieved of the burden of Federal taxes on the gasoline and special fuels used on their farms for farming purposes. This relief is accomplished by providing-annual refunds payable by the Federal Government directly to the farmers. The first claims to be filed will be with respect to gasoline purchased after December 31, 1955, and used on a farm for farming purposes before July 1, 1956. These claims must be filed on or before September 30, 1956. Subsequent claims will cover the fiscql year period' July 1, to June 30. You may obtain a claim form and instructions from your county agents office or the local bank, or from the county clerks office. Anyone desiring these forms may contact these places directly or write or call the county agents office at Duchesne or Roosevelt, and the form will be mailed to them. 4-- De-Ly- le Notice To Water Users Vice-preside- nt r. 7 - . Ar-dyc- t. GDQfaeu GGCmSECQ (SPOT ETC MONEY-BAC- K year-roun- 000 ., t. FIEETT if go 8 t. , R unD - FAQr.'iine stock-waterin- PAYS Yt(f &&TTER( ... RI Uni-Farm- or ed ... crop-savin- Uni-rann- or UNI-FARM- Uni-Husk- or Uni-Tract- or a sd Uni-B&l- or Uni-Forag- or ed Uoi-Farm- iiMTEQTOn DG03. |
