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Show STANDARD AAAii4 Sadie Post Yump, died December 25 in a Roosevelt nursing home of natural causes. She was born in 1902 in Utah to Peter Smoots and Thelma Post. She married Jack Yump. He died December 14. 1973. Survivors include one daughter, Wilma Unca Sam, Myton; brother, Phillip Post, Phoenix, Ariz.; three grandchildren. Gravesides services were held and burial was in the Myton cemetery. Raquel Witbeck Raquel Witbeck, three year old daughter of Dennia A., and Deborah Lee Monks Witbeck, Myton, died January 8, at home Croier, were married Dec. mond, Alberta, Mr. Canada; and Mrs. Frank Monks, Myton. Witbeck Funeral was Jan. the Myton ward chapel. Burial was in the Altamont cemetery. 10 in bluebell StJ . Mr i. Garda Mr. and Mrs. Walter Remington visited during the holidays with family members in Salt Lake City and Orem. Here at the Leonard Goodrich home during the holidays were all of their family, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Walker and two boys of Denver, Cola; Mr. and Mrs. Drew Goodrich and three girls, and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Goodrich and three boys of Clearfield; Miss Nell Stevenson of Price and Mary Stevenson of Bountiful and Mrs. Sylvia Goodrich, Bluebell. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stevenson and two children of Roseburg, Ore., visited during the holidays here with his mother, Mrs. Zola Stevenson his two children, 5 Craig and Donna and also other family members. They were enroute to Missouri to spend the holidays, but due to storm conditions they had to turn back 60 miles east of Denver, Cola The Altamont 2nd ward had their annual Christmas party on Christmas eve at the Altamont chapel The Primary presented a nice program and Santa came with goodies for all present. Duane and Marilyn Young and two children, Sandy, spent a few days here visiting with Duane's parents, the Leon Dumps. They with the Dumps were dinner guests of Ron and Sharleen Goodrich on Wednesday evening. Phone news items to 722-213- 1 IMMEDIATE COMFORT sv M A MICWLT MOMS MTSWMOUNTMN PMCWON 01.T la. HOIKS Quality and oxporionco ars two key words in describing HomsabuWby Prscision-Bi- tt RAY HASLEM Construction TRIO ELL, UTAH 1 PHONE ENJOY THE LUXURY ANO COMHOME ON A FORT OF A PRE-BA- T LOT OF YOUR CHOICE. PRE-BA- T DISTINCTIVE FEATURE HOMES Prs-- by and Mrs. Pal Carter formerly of N'eola an parents of a baby girl bom Jan. 3 in the Duchesne County hospital she weighed 7 lb 2 oz. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Buck Carter, Farm Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Abegglen, Roosevelt Woodrow Wilkerson received word of the death of his father, Con Wilkerson, o Mr. Duchesne Friday morning. Funeral servlet's for Mr. Wilkerson were held Monday, Jan. 7 in the Neola ward chapeL The Wilkersou's use to live in Neola before moving to Duchesne a few years ago. Sonny Malnar, Germany has been visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Malnar. Mrs. Alden Alexander receives a check for $11.50 in behalf of her husband who is ill. Ruth Ann Green, contest chairman presents the ACCEPTS CHECK LIVING. TNI GOVCRNMINT 09 check. ' 't i Jackpot' s now $179.00, as contestants try to break the bank Mrs. Alden Alexander was presented a check for $11.50 this week, in behalf of her husband who was ill, after his winning the mystery personality contest this week. However, since he did not cor rectly identify all clues, the balance of the jackpot (which was $145.50) will be car ried over. The total now moves up to $179.00. There were a total of 16 clues in the contest last week, identifying Ed Yack as the mystery personality, they were hid- den within the ads of sponsoring mer chants. Hundreds of entries poured in this week, by far the greatest number to date. Estimates are that there were more than 1,000 entries working for the $145.50 last week. Mr. Alexander correctly identified clues that pointed out that Mr. Yack is retiring as Roosevelt City mayor, after having served for 12 years. Other clues stated that he is a member of the state housing council, was a veteran of World War II, where he spent time in the Phillipines. His nickname, birthdate, address and initials were also included. Some tricky clues included the words, have hives", "sweetest business in town and wants to bee back in business, all referred to the fact that Mr. Yack is involved in the honey bee business in Roosevelt. Another clue pointed out that he has an even dozen sisters-in-law- . Mr. Alexander missed two clues. These were the word "sportsman and also the clue "one boy". Many of the entries submitted this week had correctly identified all of the clues. But as the contest operates, entries . 31, in Neva- da. Hoskey McKinley Hoskey McKinley, 91, of Tempe, Ariz., died of natural causes December 27, in a Roosevelt hospital He was born in 1882 in Lukachukia, Ariz. He married Julia Shavanaux, she died in 1934. Survivors include sons, daughters, Wilbur Arrum, Whiterocks; Francis McKinley, Tempe, Ariz.; and Mrs. Dolly Watts, Ignacia Colo.; 15 grandchildren; 2 great great grandchildren. Services were held January 2 at the Randlett Episcopal Church in Randlett. Burial was in the Randlett cemetery. Murphy, Roosevelt and Denton Ik-tt- c of cancer. She was born August 22, 1970 in Craig, Cola Survivors include her parents, one brother Rowdy William, Myton. Mr. Grandparents, and Mrs. Ted Monks, Myton; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Witbeck, Ray- 353 4531 . . . Ju nn Bw4i.ii lr. Obituaries Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whiting, spent the New Year with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Errol Whiting and family in Layton. Other family members who were present for the occasion, were Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hancock and family, Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Crae Hancock, also of Salt, take and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Perry and daughters, Willard. NEOLA Sadie POSt Yump Janufy .0, 1974 arc drawn until one correctly identifies the personality, and if they also have all of the clues, the full jackpot will be awarded. This week entries should be made at Shoe El's Len Modern Drug, Store, Jodi's Art Studio, Sears Catalog Agency, and Evan's Cafe. Drawing will be made at Sears next Monday at 5 p.m. Contestants are reminded that they can put one entry in each of the six deposit boxes, but no more than one in each. Ditr '. SaWI.rW - t 'it' didiib: P Jw'i V '.I. . . k J . , At j .A, - .AMU WAiVI I 'uP UlK4H S ' s s Ihiaitn s !s , , nr. Aiiiyx 4' rttUUNG 4. . ..S -- C NO M S V c .ii.l.ivahn! III I ki h'VW .i. i .III'YMIM i,1 q, ol. 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Ruth Goodrich took Margaret Ahlborn to Salt take Thursday to be with her husband Ernest at the LDS hospital The Tridcll Explorer basketball team won their game with Glines 2nd ward The Thursday night with a score of Tridell M. Men team won their game with Maeser 2nd ward with a score of 44 to 49. The Roy Chapman's moved to Gana-do- , Ariz., Tuesday where Mr. Chapman is teaching school Doyle Haslem, who is in the service has just completed schooling in Spokane, Wash., and has spent the holidays with the Ray Haslem family. Doyle left by plane Saturday morning for Florida to attend a water survival school for a few days and then he will be stationed at Mac Guirc Base in New Jersey. Sherrie McKee left for college Wednesday at Ricks College. She has been visiting at home. Elizabeth Morrill from Bountiful is visiting in Tridell with the Ray Haslem family and other friends and relatives. TfuJcwM Intrni TuEj1 'Vn .kvl lu'-- 'keimv 1973 . . 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