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Show t 4 Sun Advocate, Price, Utah I 1977 Wednesday, April 6, hanksville Only at Walker Bank 1 Winds of 70 mph were registered Sunday evening at the Hanksville weather station with visibility down to 50 feet at times. Tree limbs broke loose and sand piled up around homes, but no serious damage was registered. and one of their three daughters were injured in Richfield during the storm Sunday when their auto rammed into the rear end of another due to poor visibility. Injured was Duane Bolton and his wife, and their Barbara daughter, Tracy. They were taken to the Sevier Valley Hospital and treated. A Moab couple Some 25 managers of Dell Webb Corporation Resorts were hosted this week at Hite on Lake Powell by ConBrown Brothers struction Co. of Loa. The are Brothers Brown working on Dell Webb property at Hite. The 25 guests came from Page, Arizona, via of the Scenic Queen River Boat and Lake Their rented Powell. houseboats were beached at North Wash where Brown Brothers hosted a mutton barbeque. Dancing on the paddle wheel boat, Canyon King rounded out each evening with music by Lorna Brown. Dell Webb personnel at Hite were also among the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hill of Cleveland, Ohio, are announcing the arrival of their first child, a son bom March 28. Wades a brotherof Mrs. Rae Lene Ekker, Hanksville and son of Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Hill, Monroe. Mrs. Wade Hill is formerly from Vietnam where she k- were Trees chopped down, debris hauled away and a general face lifting was accomplished. Mrs. Cula Ekker, Bicknell, is the county coordinator of the project. is Twitchell in Erics Nursing Home in Salt Lake following eye surgery and an injured hip. Alton recuperating The Wayne High School Badgers, who placed third in the State basketball tournament last week stated this was a first in 43 yrs. The team also won the coveted sportsmanship award. Waynes leading Brad rebounder Brinkerhoff and double figure scorer, sprained his ankle knocking him out of play against Beaver in the semi-finalBut despite this last minute bad luck Wayne Badgers had a highly successful year winning the s. division title in district eight. In addition Jeff Hanks was named to first team honors in two Salt Lake newspapers picks for all state honors while Tim four days in Cedar City with her daughter, Cindy, and attended the Basketball Round Robin tournaments where her son, George, was among the Wayne Badgers for competing State honors. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lierd and children spent several days in Grand Jet. with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hennie. Frank is an employee there with Nuclear Assurance Corp. Elaine Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kent Johnson has been called to serve in the Italy Padova LDS Mission. She will enter the language Training Mission in Provo, April 21. Elaine is a graduate of Wayne High School and the Salt Lake College of and Medical Dental Assistants. She has been employed in Salt Lake and two months in Alaska. She also is a registered Emergency Medical Technician. A testimonial in her honor will be held in Hanksville April 17 at 11:30 a.m. was chosen for team honors. second Members of the team named Martin Clark as player of the year. Nile Rasmussen has heard his younger brother is seriously ill in a Pueblo, Colo, hospital. Larry Anderson is moved through Hanksville this week enroute to Lake Powell Marina at Bull Frog. These boats are built by Master Fabricators of Dietlein Coach highly optimistic that Waynes program has at last come into its own and this will be a first of many more successful seasons for the Wayne Badgers. Among the winning teams is members George Jackson of Cainsville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dee served as Wades secreatry Jackson. during the war. Wade is Kevan and Darla Jean presently finishing up Robison are the parents of a Dental School in Ohio. son bom March 28 in the Mrs. Jeannine Hunt was Moab Hospital. He has been Travis Robbe in charge of the Thursday named Town Clean-uproject. The Robison and has a year old county road dept sent down brother, Jeremy Jay. trucks, loaders and graders Grandparents are Mr. and to assist in the project. Mrs. Alton Morrill, Grover These were operated by and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ernest Oyler, Glade and Robison, Hanksville. Mrs. Ethel Jackson spent Densil Taylor. p Mastercraft Houseboats Redding California and were being hauled by Dudley Boat Trail Transports of Auburn, Wash. The Utah Highway Patrol set up weight scales this week in Dry Valley to check all trucks hauling in this area, especially ore laden trucks to the Energy Fuels Ore Buying Station, 10 miles south. Several offenders were cited for overweightings and faulty equipment. K.O. Company Bert Drilling its is moving equipment from Grants, New Mexico to their home base here. They are drilling a water well on their recently acquired property here and hope to do more drilling in this area. Mrs. Pearl Wells is visiting her mother Mrs. in David Prettyman Wellington. Bill and Pearl are residing here for a while in the Weber apartments while caring for their cattle ranging north of here. Glade Livingston and Elliott Amoldson this week have appointed Maria Krabbe, manager of the Red Rock Steak House and Donna Holt as manager of the Malt Shop at their buisness center east of town formerly known as Jim and i Ells. WHY THREE CARDS? To accommodate your changing needs. To provide credit cards accepted like cash at home and around the world. To guarantee checks so theyll be honored like cash. WHY BOTH VISA AND MASTER CHARGE? For maximum convenience (some stores still accept only one or the other) and to help keep your finances straight (use one card for personal use, the other card for business. Or one card for monthly convenience purchases, the other for longer term charges . . . etc.). WALKER BANKARD CHECK GUARANTEE SERVICE A Walker Bankard makes checks as good as cash. Checks are guaranteed up to ) . Butch Cassidy $100, with overdraft protection. And a Walker Bankard is the KEY TO THE BANK: With it you can make deposits, transfer funds or make cash withdrawals day at the AMPM Teller Machines. NO COST! It costs you nothing to receive this valuable trio of cards. It 24-hou- rs MY BROTHER a costs nothing to carry them. Theyre like money in your pocket, but with the option of extended written by his sister LULA PARKER BETENSON On sale at the credit. ONE APPLICATION! The single application that gets you one, two, or all three cards is now available at all Walker Bank locations. t mailorders ACCEPTED sales lax, Please add 35c 1 plus 35c tax Mr. and Mrs. La Naie Albrecht are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Donna, to Lance Garver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Garver of Cainsville. The couple will exchange vows June 25. Donna is a junior student at Wayne High School, and Lance is employed here mining uranium. .j Lula Parker Betensen, Circleville, will celebrate her 93 birthday April 4. Lula is the youngest sister of the famed Butch Cassidy who was in real life Robert Le Roy Parker. Lula has a book in print about their lives that settles a lot of questions about her brother. 4 , Nile Rasmussen met his from Wells, Duchesne in Green River Friday and they went on to Pueblo to see their brother, whos in the Pueblo Hospital in serious condition. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ekker flew to Pueblo later that day on Dennis, plane Cessna 182. brother, Divorces Filed March Just a few copies left! Get yours not. This is probably the final MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1 I printing, and will be out of print shortly h 25 Hazard, Pucilla vs Frank L. Hazard. March 29 Gardner, Peggy vs Phillip Gardner. Divorces granted! March 28 Robin J. vs Jan L. Wilde. Married at Price, Utah on July 16, 1975. Wilde I i i 2 |
