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Show t 1 Duchesne Dist. BSA camporee June 6,7,8th 30, 1974 STANDARD-M- oy 'Mmssr' u furl i.!uirt,in.. tlim-- ii ni.uie (ml (if dial! church in Knglim.J rU.i.r li.,N a Your Representotive for: Planned Futures Estote Planning Mortgage Insurance Corporate, Group Plans Roosevelt 722-256- 4 C0 bv June The Utah State University Exten4 II staff for Duchesne County, Allan Andrew, specialist, Marie Hale, Home Economist and Lynnette Iladden, Power meetings aide, conducted in each community in the county. Meetings were held in Tabiona, My ton, sion 4-- The I (uchesne District BSA will hold its annual spring camporee June 6,7 and 8 at the head of Blue Bench. The site is located west of the highway and north of Duchesne about 7 miles. Theme for the camp will he based on advancement as three merit badges will be taught there. Seoul s who intend to participate are required to submit a merit badge slip signed by their respective merit badge councilors indicating that they have first visited the councilors and are ready to take instructions on the merit badge. Rifle and shortgun shooting, first aid and geology are the badges involved with surveying as an alternate badge. All scoutmasters are urged to submit their troops registration applications to Bob George, district camping chairman KEITH E. BERGQUIST Beneficial Life power meeting held in basin areas 4-- H 4-- 4-- Duchesne, Roosevelt, Altamont and Nenla. Over one hundred eighty er's, parents and leaders attended. The purpose of the meetings was to discuss the power that can have in a community with the support of parents to 4-- h 4-- Hcr's and leaders. Enrollments were made. There were songs, games and relreshments for all. 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Cheerleader awards. Kathy Allred, Larac Allred, Judv Cook. Citzenship, Phyllis McKee, Eudora raine W. Timothy, electrical and automation and Margaret M. Roberts, stenographer. The graduates from Duchesne include Linda G. Howell, medical receptionist and Rose Marie Hayes, account clerk. Steve Humes of Tabiona will graduate in the field of diesel and heavy duty mechanics. The graduates from Altamont include Madge F. Wilson, dental assisting and Phil L. Oman, electrical and automation. Donald S. Prescott of Neola will graduate in the field of electrical and automation. The graduation exercises will feature President Dallin II. Oaks, president of Brigham Young University, as mencement speaker. Nephi. Honor roll, Kathy Allred, LaRae All-reCindy Brough, Judy Cook, Julie Haslem, Lenore Shisler, Lila Sorensen. Jobs are available for youth in the basin area A program to furnish summer jobs for youth of low income families in Duchesne County is now available and young men or women between the ages of who desire work can make $2 an hour, working as secretaries, janitors, doing city work, or landscaping and other related jobs. Only public organizations are eligible to use the service of youth in these positions. Those interested in working in this 2 program contact Larry Abplanalp at or at This program is sponsored through the community school program from the Association of Governments by the Department of Labor. Work will begin June 3. 14-2- West Jr. High holds awards assembly non-prof- The following students received awards at the annual awards assembly held at West Jr. high this past week, they are. Math, Daniel Womack, Bob Tapoof, Ralph Ibarra, Phyllis McKee. Biggest improvement award. Bob (given by counselor) Type, Phyllis McKee. Michael Hall. fshop, Larry Zufelt, Golen Hammer in industrial art. Outstanding projects in Industrial Arts. Urrv Zufelt. Michael Hall. Ronnie Miller, Wade Haslem, Robert Griffin. Archery. 1st place, Ijarry Zufelt, 2nd place, K( nt Kettle, 3rd place, Robert Griffin. History, Patty Smock, Tammy Asay. Reading, Anthony Reyos, Hernadinc Tabbee. Art, Craig Hurhert. Student of the month. Judy Cook, Gary Black, Eudora Nephi, Chris Ileaton, IiWannu Haslem, Steve Austin, Phyllis McKee, Karen Moore, Mark W'orkman, Steve Goodrich. Tammy Asay, Ronald Goodrich, Julie Haslem, Kip Gardner, Sandy DuShane, Michcal Hall, Ronald Wallace, Kathv Allred, Sandy DuShane, $1 09 139o watt recorder S1 1 900 6 QUAD 722-403- 738-241- CONSOLE - NO REFUNDS STEREO JUST WEST ON LAGOON ST. IN ROOSEVELT FINAL DAYS NJP 3 FINAL DAYS TS-- ,v")' V ages Believing as lie did in reincarnation, he savs hell lie hael to get it. the 6-- 15 Classes run June 3 -- Aug. 1 UBIC Production - "The Little Sweep" - Aug. 2 3 Enrollment limited To - Ji Featuring young Major Sale definitely ends Tueiday Neighbors Theatre Workshop stars of Basm $229 Vy. My Uintah Basin Children's $1 290( ALL SALES FINAL yji cal Hall, Ronald Wallace. Kathv Hall. Ronald Wallace. Kathv All- Yearbook. Michael Hall, Phvllis Mich Ta-!o- i OLYMPIC L i liOiilljU V DISCRETE QUAD SYSTEM v lllii'iMM HI .Y'A'VvV .v tmmmm i Basin students graduate UTC May 30th Brent 8 TRACK CAR STEREO SUPPLIES WON'T LAST FMFM final. IMMEDIATE FINANCING TERMS AVAILABLE HURRY IN NOW... SEPARATELY refreshments. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the power the program can have in the community. Utah Technical College at Provo will award associate degrees and certificates to a total of 405 graduates May 30 at 8 p.m. in the Provo Tabernacle, President Wilson W. Sorensen announced. The graduates from Roosevelt include boi first-serve- la let All Playback Center ALL QUANTITIES LIMITED ; first-corn- power meeting held around the basin recently H 4-- H smsm RECORD 4-- featured such activities as songs, games and 399 BSR THIS COMPLETE SYSTEM The register contact Beverly Irani Tana Dmimare 454-371- 9 722-31- 1 Chimney |
