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Show Mother of year search opens, deadline Catholic Church News 5 The Pantry Shower for needy families at Search for the Utah Mother of the Year for 1975 has opened and the deadline for nominations will be February 1, according to Mrs. Caroline E. Miner, of the Utah Mothers president Association. Mrs. Miner said the National Mothers Committee, Inc., of New York City has revised the application forms, and only the new forms will be acceptable. The forms may be obtained by sending a large stamped envelope to her at 2429 Kensington Ave., Salt Lake City, Utah 84108. The forms have also been sent to chairmen of the nine districts in Utah for distribution. Mrs. Muriel S. Wallis of Vernal is chairman of the Uintah Basin District Mrs. Leona Riding, president of the UB District UFWC will be Duchesne County Chairman. Mrs. Miner said mothers may be sponsored by their own children, by a church group, civic organization or club. Hie selection is but all mothers nominated should belong to some religious group 4nd be active in it Applicants will be judged on their own accomplishments, as well as on their children's achievements. Youngest children of nominated mothers must be 15 years of age or over. Mrs. Miner emphasized that the applications must be filled out exactly according to directions on the blank, and all material combined in a lightweight folder and sent to her by the February 1 deadline. The woman selected as Utah Mother of represent the state in the American Mother of the Year selection in 1975 will New York in May. Mrs. Lea Vasten Former resident, Mrs. Ruth Harris Ward, Fontana, Calif., spent several days in Duchesne where she visited friends. She was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Buckalew. a Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gee spent 3 days last week in Sail Lake where they spent some time shopping and visiting with friends and relatives. They were overnight guests one evening at the residence of the Randy Hill's Murray. While in Murray, they also visited with Harolds brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Max Gee and with Orindas sister, Mr. and Mrs. Devere Ross and with friends, the Lorus Walkers and Doc Johnsons, all of Franklin Deloy Tanner were wed in rites in Elko, Nevada on October 5. Murray. FRANKLIN, PERKINS WED IN Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gee traveled to Salt Lake on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Eldredge Buckalew spent Sunday in Hanna at the home of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Weston Thomas and daughter Karen. NEVADA RITES The former Anna Mae Perkins, and Franklin Deloy Tanner were joined in Holy Matrimony October 5, in Elko, Nevada. The new Mrs. Tanner is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Perkins of Myton, and Mr. Tanner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tanner also of Myton. Attending the ceremony as members of the wedding party were Mr. and. Sirs. Frank Tanner, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim FYanklin, of Myton and Mrs. and Mrs. Jay Borough of Fruit Heights. The newly weds were hosted to dinner by the grooms parents at the Raney Inn following the ceremony. The couple are at home now in Salt Lake where Mr. Tanner will continue his studies at the LDS Business College. Mrs. Tanner is employed at J. C. Penny lesson, guests Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meredith and children went to Twenty-Nin- e Palms, California last week and attended the wedding of his sister. Mrs. Clark Lusty received word of the death of her sister in Uraguay. Mrs. Jane Farnsworth was honored at a surpirse birthday party Saturday at her home. Relatives from out of town coming to attend were, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Kofford and family, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Spotten and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Karlsen, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Liddell and family, Mrs. Della Liddell, all of Salt Lake. Mark Mrs. Bleazard a made business trip to Salt Lake on Monday. The ward relief society is having a bazaar at the cultural hall Friday night at 7:30 p.m. Everyone come out and support the bazaar. e Mr. and Mrs. Reed Clayburn, Ann and Cherrie, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Redmond attended the Leaders Banquet Thursday. Laird Baird and Wilford Evans, and their families of Salt Lake were weekend guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ardon Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Lusty, Mr. and Mrs. Ardon Evans, attended open house for Mr. and Mrs.. Ron Fox at Rangely, Saturday evening. Mrs. Fox is the former Diane Peel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Peel of Rangely. Both Mr. and Mrs. Tanner are 1973 graduates of Union high school. Friends and relatives are invited to a wedding shower in their honor, Saturday November 23, from p.m., in the Myton Ward Cultural Hall. 2-- 4 The Roosevelt of the Chapter Daughters of the Utah Pioneers held their November meeting at the home of Verlillian Summarell Friday, November 15. The lesson, The Saints Built Las Vegas Ft. was given by Ruth Martca. James Summarell played organ music while lunch was served to fourteen members. Mrs. Mary Boender was invited in as a member. Hostess's were Mrs. Summarell, Ruth Martin, Dida Emmert and Lillian Carlson. 4-- Myton DUP The Myton Camp of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers held their meeting at the home of Sadie Chandler. After the business meeting, Ruth Murray gave the lesson on the Las Vegas Fort. Nine members were present and one visitor. A lunch was served by Sadie Chandler. 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JSPfiijBZ? 1 Used: Pontiac Station Wagon Repo: 1957 Merithon 8 x 40 2 bdrm On order -- coming soon! canned goods and at mass that day they will offer it in the offertory procession. The Catholic Women's Club held their monthly meeting November 13th. The program consisted of a film on Breast Cancer. Grace Jensen, the Duchesne County Nurse discussed the film with us. We would like to thank her. We would like to congratulate Bill Streitz, son of William Streitz for Achievement for the Student of the Month. St. Helen's Parrish would like to thank Father George Davich of St. James Parrish in VernaL for holding Mass for us last Saturday and Sunday. There will be practice for the midnight mass beginning Monday, November 18th at 7 p.m. in the church. Anyone who would like to sing for this mass is welcome to come on Monday. In your charity please pray for the repose of the soul of Dick Coltharp, who died Thursday November 14th at University of Utah Medical Center in Salt Lake City. His Rosary was held Sunday evening at Olpin Mortuary. The funeral was held at St. James Catholic Church in Vernal on Monday at 11 a.m. Following the funeral he was buried at Vernal Memorial Park. The annual collection for the Campaign for Human Development will be taken up it it it it it 8 93iil311B oUBS FALL SPECIAL banquet November 21 skirting, bant tags, and caalar cavar whh tfca garchasa af ar any davMa-wid- a 14" wida awMa haaw daring Oct. A Nav. FREE -- On Thursday November 21, the Roosevelt LDS 4th Ward will sponsor a Building Fund Banquet at the Stake Center. The dinner will be centered around open barbeque beef and will cost $2.00 a plate or $10.00 a family. Serving will begin at 6 p.m. FREE DELIVERY A SET-U- WALLY'S MOBILE HOMES 2221$. Radwaad-SL- 414-92- 1 C Ogan Sundays Jane's Salon of Beauty is proud to announce MARGARET GALLEY has accepted a position as a Hairdresser Monday, Tuesday, Friday and half day Saturday gigantic thanksgiving speciaisi Free Hianksgiving Turkey for every husband and wife tour our homes between who Special Buy on Intermountain Mobile Home's Nov. 14 and Nov. stock. All three new 1975 Skylines at $1,500 24. below Intermountain's list price. Special Savings on Repossessions! sure to enter drawing for $100.00 gift certificate to purchase all the trimmings for Thanksgiving. FREE SKIRTING with all new Also $100.00 gift certificate for the trimmings will be given with every new mobile home sold during this period. mobile homes sold! Selection, Service Savings Open 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Roosevelt, Utah Savings: BB & PAUIABIE COIIPOrJ Good for Special discounts on 74 modelsl Free Skirting installed on new homes! B 0 Be Experienced set up crew Excellent service record Private offices for personal handling of your transaction Variety of financing available Our homes are heated and lighted for your convenience Open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. to serve you Friendly Courteous Service 974 7 Building fund Service: Licensed carpenter 1 738-537- Mrt. MaNwvoihi Co. Dup enjoy Mrs. Kerry Frandsen and children spent the weekend in Spring City, San Pete County, where they enjoyed visiting at the home of Kerrys mother. While in Salt Lake Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gee spent some time visiting with Mrs. Freda Hadden, where she is a patient at the University Medical Center. Miss Marie Johnson and Miss Linda Wall, Roosevelt, traveled to Eastland, where they spent the weekend visiting the parents of Miss Johnson. Lee Moon, a student at BYU in Provo, spent the weekend visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moon. Students at the Duchesne schools will be dismissed from school Thursday and Friday, November 27 and 28 for Thanksgiving. Guests for the weekend at the John Ibach home, were their daughter and husband, Barbara and Rick Shockey, Salt Lake. They were in Duchesne to attend the wedding of John Ibach and Melna Horrocks. If you have any cub scout uniforms that you would like to sell or donate to a scout in need, will you please contact Wilma Sleight Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Anderburg, Orem, were weekend visitors of the Vaun Lotts. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hamblin and son, Clearfield, and his mother, Mrs. Thelma Hamblin, visited with Ralph Olsen. Steve and Sherry Lott and family spent the weekend in Salt Lake visiting with the Manuel Arevalos and the Charles Lotts. a Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dorrity and DeAnne were weekend daughter, visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Wimmer. They were in Duchesne to attend the wedding of Melna Horrocks. a Mr. and Mrs. Delmore Ivie are proud to announce the birth of a new baby granddaughter, born to Brad and Letha Hyde, November 15 1974 in Aflon, Wyoming. The little miss weighed 7 lbs. 5 oz. and joins a sister, Heather. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Hyde, Auburn, Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Vaun Lott are proud to announce the birth of a new grandson. Parents are Charles and Marilyn Lott, Green River, Wyoming. The little boy was born at IDS Hospital, Salt Lake and weighed 9 lbs. a The kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grades will p rv sent a Thanksgiving program on Thursday November 21st at 6:30 p.m. at school. the elementary Elementary school students will view the program at school so parents are asked not to bring them Thursday evening so as to leave more seating room for adults. NOVEMBER 2 1 , all the Masses on next Sunday, November 24th. Envelopes for this collection can be found at the rear of the Church. The plight of the pom is the concern of every Christian heart. Most people want to improve their condition, but many find themselves caught in a circle of poverty. The Campaign for Human Development has attempted to provide the motivation and this means for creating those opportunities. We ask that your cooperation in contribution to this collection be generous in accord with your means. Masses this week: Monday-- 7 a.m. Tuesday-p.m. Wednesday 5 p.m. Thursday, 5:15 p.m. Friday-- 7 p.m. Saturday-6:3p.m. (fulfills Sunday & 10 obligation), Sunday, Roosevelt-a.m. Duchesne, 6:30 p.m. will be November 21st. All the CCD children will be asked to bring an item of set STANDARD I 1 1 frea Turfcay whan yoa toar through aar haaiai. |
