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Show fTitillilili'i'iii 1 ii TiiJ.il TS'ail'1'i ffii- Jif 3 Vernal ExpfSSS yayi'jgf tttir. Womens League meet for social - , Petroleum Club to meet Oct. 2 Poetry Society opening social The opening social for the Uintah Society was Tuesday, Sept 17 in the conference room at the Poetry State-Count- y Building. Fourteen members were present for a program given in memory of the late Bonnie H. Behunin, who had been a member of the club. Thelma Thacker entertained with auto harp music, singing and poetry. Poems written by Mrs. Behunin were read by Carol Feltch and Carol Terry. Refreshments were served under the direction of Mrs. Terry. Amy Pope, president, honored past president Carol Terry, past secretary, Beulah McConkie and Carol Feltch who has been in charge of the local and state poetry contests. A sing along by the club members was led by Thelma Thacker and Dorothy Luck. The next meeting for the Poetry Society will be October 15 at the home of Carol Feltch. DAR has first meeting of year Vernal chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution had their first meeting of the new year at the home of Alta Winward Sept. 10. Conducting was Regent Betty Bowden . The opening ritual and invocation was by Barbara Jolley, chaplain. The pledge, Americas Creed and the national anthem was said and sung by all present. The national defense message was given by Enid W. Hatch, The American and Torchbearers, Education and the Defense of a Free Society. A treasurers report was given by Thelma Hicks who also gave the program on the Constitution. Regent Bowden gave the president generals message from the DAR magazine. The May minutes were read and approved. A fall workshop is being held in Salt Lake City with Deborah H. Southam attending. The next meeting will be at the home of Barbara Jolley, Oct. 8. August-Septemb- The Ladies Petroleum Club will meet Oct. 2 at the Dinaland Country Club. The program will consist of a to trip Pat Browns pottery workshop. The dress will be casual. ' The meeting will began one half hour earlier than usual, with social hour at 6 p.m. ; dinner and meeting at 7 p.m. For reservations or more informaor tion call Lynette Ray at the Dinaland Country Club at 789-528- 4 789-021- Fall season for to study US Jensen Post 124 started off their fall activities wih a real bang! In fact, lots of them when their Annual Turkey Shoot took place last Saturday in Jensen. Post 124 auxiliary members joined in with the Legionnaires to make the event a real success. Post members wish to express their thanks to all those who came out and supported this event. Funds raised by this event will help the Post to carry out their program for the year and maintain the post hall. The first dance of the fall season will get underway Saturday, Sept. 29 at 9 p.m. in the Jensen hall. Music will be country-wester- n by Terry Billings and all members are urged to bring frinds and other Veterans and come out to the Hunters Ball. Commander Mac McCarrell and unit president Lola Edrington would like to remind all Legion members and all auxiliary members of the American Legion District 9 fall conference which is being held in Roosevelt at the Post 64 Legion Hall on Saturday, Sept. 28 with registration beginning at 11 a.m. All members are welcome to attend and any veterals who would like to come and find out what the American Legion is all about. District 9 includes all posts and units in Duchesne and Uintah counties. The Culture Arts Club met at the home of Louesa Hacking as their winter program began. The theme of their study this year will be the United States. Business was conducted by Maude Vice president, LeOra Goodrich. Jacobe introduced the first program of the year. A salad luncheon was served to 17 members and one guest, Laura Chew. The next meeting will be at the home of Blanche Smith and Alta Rust will present the program. Fri.7SeptI27 Homecoming Uintah High School choice or potato and a homemade roll. $1495 - Sat7Sept!28 Fri30ct4 Fall Conference Dist. 9 Am. Legion 11a.m. Roosevelt Legion Hall School Carnival Discovery Elem. . 4 to 7 p m Disneyland Celebration imu-- Eagles prior to the presentation. Lane Hadlock is the scout leader for the three new Eagles. tea ihW Medicare and Home Health Care 2. You can eat when you want and what you want. 3. You can wear what you want. 4. You can sleep in your own bed. 5. You can have your home as warm or cold as you like. 6. You can see your family and friends as often as you please. 7. You can still get the individual attention you need from nurses, technicians and other profession- Miller, Pharmacist W. als. Card of Thanks To all those who participated and assisted in our successful Turkey Shoot Saturday, September 21, our sincere thanks. Jensen American Legion Post 124 and Ladies Auxiliary please. Sul Wednesday & Thursday i Night Only! Balloon Launch PTA Local Schools ThursT-Fri.'- T 7 oz. Chicken Fried Steak with salad bar, Octal mashed potatoes & gravy and bread. Deviled eggs and sliced tomatoes. 1 $549 U.E.A. No School CRACKD POT Mon70ctX21 Deer Hunt Vacation Uintah District 9a.m. No School In Now 40-781- -0133 front of Aqua Noodle serving beer with meals. Hours: Sun., 7 Mon.-Sa- Bicentennial Pavilion nuui. vrm p.m. a.m.-l- t. 5 to 10 p.m. M V Vernals Family Restaurant The Crackd Pot COMING SEPTEMBER 30, 1985 at DESERET FEDERAL YOU CAN HAVE YOUR CAKE rVDiro American Top 40 with rii Casey Kasem ifSifeJ lb. Cheeseburger Steak with soup or salad bar and homemade roll. 12 5 oz.Filet & Fantail Shrimp with soup or salad bar and homemade roll. Hungry Mans Choice with fries. AND EAT IT TOO Friday Night Only Fish Fry Rates Plus Great Gifts! salad, mashed potatoes & cream gravy and poppy seed rolls. Children under 12 s2" High I The Eagles, their guests and others Court of Honor viewed a slide presentation titled, Flight of the equipment. Home health care gives you more freedom, and can be beneficial in ten ways: 1. You can sleep as late as you h m p at the Such services must be prescribed by your physicians and they may include part-tiskilled nursing me Miller treatment by therapists, medical social services, part-tim- e home health aide services and medical supplies and USU Campus Arthritis Foundation Hike-Bik- e 781-013- 3 10 pm 9 pm Adult Leaders School USU Extension Service r Awards and took the Eagle Pledge that evening Three Boy Scouts from Troop 789 sponsored by the Vernal 9th Ward, received their Eagle rank at a Court of Honor Sunday, Sept. 22. Patrick Hein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hein, Gary Batty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Batty and Randy Allred, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Allred were presented their Eagle at home. Pow Wow Cub Scouts Deer Hunter's Dance American Legion 9 p.m. Jensen Legion Hall Sat.?SeptJ28 1089 E. Hwy 40 - Three young men get Eagle Scout awards 1089 E. Hwy. Crackd Pot 5 am 7 am Sat.7 Sept 12 8 Tue7iThurs7 Octal Mud Rally NPD & Varsity Scouts 10 a.m. 2500 S. 2330 E. NEWLY INSTALLED EAGLE Scouts, Patrick Hein, Gary Batty and Randy Allred hold the certificates they received at a Court of Honor. There could be good news for many of Americas elderly. Under the Medicare program for people age 65 or over, and for people who have been entitled to disability benefits for 24 months, home health care provides skilled nursing and other health services Sat.7SeptI28 Sat.7SeptJ28 Come dine with us by candlelight. Sat Sunday 31 :V by Jacob 7:45a.m. Baby Pageant Registration Country Comfort Daytime Country Comfort Store With soup or salad bar, Parting Thought You are what you do, not what you want to do, not what you hope to do, not what you think you do, but what you are able to do and do do. 1st, 4th, 5th Ward Chapel Sat.7Sept728 8 oz and 5 oz - By Ada Murray Weather permitting, the Senior Citizens will be going to the Red Fleet picnic area Thursday morning, Sept 26, for an outdoor picnic. The buses will be leaving the Center at 9 a.m. Thanks to everyone that came to the dance Friday night. We appreciate all those that came from Roosevelt. It was a real fun dance. There is plenty of room for more people. We invite anyone that would like a night of good clean fun. Bill and Genevieve Littell are leaving to go to Arizona for the winter. We will miss them, but wish them well. Starting Thursday, Oct. 3, the exercise class will be held from 12 to 1 p.m. every Thursday. A social security representative will be at the Armory Wednesday, Oct. 3 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Monday, Sept. 30, flu shots will be given following the dinner. A small fee will be charged. Several new faces made their appearance at the dinner Monday. Hope they come back again soon. Winning at bingo last Tuesday was Alice Mott, first place with six games and Ida Neilson, second with four games. We send our love and best wishes to our friends that are in the hospital and the Uintah Care Center. Cultural Arts American Legion Filet Mignon Mon Activities Ashley Valley Womens League held an opening social Sept. School 18 at Central Elementary cafeteria. Club members and their guests were treated to a potato bar prepared by the officers. An autumn theme for the event included table decor of cornucopias filled with marigolds arranged with small scarecrows. Club business was conducted by president, Kathy Farnsworth following dinner. Programs for the year were distributed to members and secret pal gifts were exchanged. The club goal for this year is The Striving for Excellence. League plans another year of constructive contributions to the community. His and Her for Golden Age The Homecoming Special At the Crackd Pot All 'iinirtiijffil'-t- September 25, 1985 Wednesday, (Slubs I Pigs in a Blanket with 2 pancakes and 4 link $495 All You Can Eat 5 oz. Halibut Steak, pineapple jello, sausage. 2.59 Denver Omelette with mushrooms. 3.59 Daily Lunch Specials - 2 FREE dinner served on your birthday! 18 yr. or older. Must have ID. 1089 E. Hwy 40 rrr 781-013- 3 Sun. 7 a m. - 10 p m. 1 |