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Show UBAVC schedules College day expectant parent classes set for local schools for reregistration is now underway the next class for expectant parents co 1 Ailvai,taii,s and opportunities offered I ,;h Technical College at Prove will explained to interested seniors of I nion high at Union high school on Wednesday morning, October 8, and to intrivMed seniors of Duchesne high school, Tahiona and high school, Altainont high schmil at Duchesne high school on Wednesday afternoon, October according to Wilson W. Sorensen, president of Utah Tech. On that dale. Roger Hone Utah Tech industrial coordinator, will lie available to nuiline programs offered by the college and to gi e individual counseling if such Ls sponsored by Duchesne County Hospital "THIS IS THE WAY"-- An expectant father attending a pe-natis all thumbs and fingers when it comes to diapering a doll. al Homecoming plans set for Union Union activities school high homecoming have been finalized, and students and faculty are busy preparing for the gala activities scheduled between Monday, October 13 and Thursday, October 16. This Saturday representatives of the various classes will be out in the town decorating windows of various businesses. Monday night at the UHS auditorium, eleven candidates will vie for the honor of representing the Cougar as UHS Homecoming Queen. The public is invited to view this event which begins at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday during school, two teams of girls will be playing the Powder Puff football game. They will be dressed in full football uniforms. At halftime, a drill team comprised of boys will do a marching routine. Wednesday night will be the annual bonfire and pep rally. Afterwards a concert will be presented by the Noon Entry forms available for UHS homecoming parade It has been announced that anyone an entry in the Union desiring to have ' school parade must homecoming high first get an entry form from Bruce Dart, Union's Studentbody President. Deadline Oct. 13. - -- i "for entries is Monday, I ' f m ...yy. ' V ii class, Day Band from Vernal The big parade begins Thursday morning at 10 a.m. The homecoming game will begin at 1:30 p.m. and will be played against Intermountain School. A victory dance crowns the week's activities from 2 midnight. The public and particularly alumni are invited to enjoy Union high school homecoming. and Uintah Basin Area Vocational Center. Registration should be completed at the Vocational Center by Payment of the 610.00 fee. The dates of the next class are October 30, November 6, 13, 20, and December 4 and 11. Class starts each evening at 7 9:30 p.m. and is usually completed by p.m. Participants should dress for exercising and bring a pillow. It is recommended that the expectant father and mother plan to attend all six classes. Completion of the class will permit father to be in the delivery room with his wife if so desired. Classes are held in the Health Sciences Building just west of the Vocational Center in Roosevelt. If indicates more people than can be seated in the classrooms, the class will he moved to a larger area. Instructors were Judy Haugaard RN. Sidney Sealey RN, and Jean Smith RN. Exercises were conducted by Allen Bluth and --Sheryl Colthorp. Phone Nei s hem, s to 722- , part oi a "Vollo;o Day" at the high school in which representatives of 13 college's and universities in Utah will lake part. It will lie a post high school orientation program for the seniors, giving them the opportunity to learn what is available for them at the slate's institutions of higher learning. In addiiion to Utah Tech at Provo, representatives from other institutions will be at the high school as follows: lirigham Young University, University of Utah, Weber Stale University. Snow College, Dixie College, Southern Utah LDS Westminster, State College. Business College, Stevens Ileneger Busi ness College, and Utah Tchnical College at Salt Lake. Roosevelt east elementary PTA sets meeting desired. Seniors may learn from Mr. Honcyman the opportunities of vocational technical id ura i ion and how they can avail Ihcniselxes of it. Vocational counseling will be available as part of the presentation, along with discussions of job opportunities, rales of pay, and working conditions in jobs for which students may be trained at Utah Tech. The presentation is made with the view of gixing the high school senior ample time to consider its possibilities, prior to obtaining his or her high school diploma by the end of the senior year just Sl3i l'he Utah Tech presentation STANDARD OCTOBER 9, 1975 State Farm has economical coverage tor your mobile home and contents Liability protection tor you Many optional extras to meet your specific needs And of course you can depend on the best service Call tor details A Roosevelt East Elementary PTA meeting will be held Thursday. October 16th at 7:30 in the multip.m. purpose room. Special programs available to the students will be explained. Programs available intrude the school psychologist, Linda Halzfeld; Resource Teaching, Ed Peterson; Communitative disorders, Linda Crozier, and there will be a short presentation on East Elementary's lunch program by Donna Rae Nelson. Richard 11 1 0. Nelson So. Main Roosevelt. 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The opening social and monthly work day in Relief Society were combined together on Tuesday in the Altamont 2nd Ward. Some 65 ladies were present Each class leader gave a brief outline on the coming years work, Edna Hartman presented the home making lesson and then the day was spent in quilting making dolls and other arts preparing for the Ward Bazaar on Nov. 8th. A lovely dinner was served. e Ross Monsen is getting along nicely following heart surgery in Salt Lake. Re will be coming home this week. Eldon Monsen visited his father on Tuesday. He is at the home of his daughter LaRae and Hal McDonald in Kearns following his release from the hospital. Visiting here with members of the Rust family were Mr. and Mrs. George Chapman of Brigham City and Mr. and mrs. Harold Jones from Malad, Idaho. They were here for the Kent Rust and Janet Lamb wedding reception. o Mr. and Mrs. Les Pearson from Pleasant Grove were visiting with friends in this area last week. 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