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Show Uintah Basin Standard Thunk, Jan. IS, 1966 rs LAPOINT by Blerl Ilorrocke Former Lapoint man named as LDS bishop son and family of Ogalalla Nebr., visited recently with parents, Mr. and Mra. Eldon (Jiggs) Johnson at Deep Creek They also visited relatives in Vernal. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Neil son and children. Whiterocka visited grandmother Della Burton. Mr. and Mrs. Travis Neilson and Mr. and Mrs. Keith llor rocks and two children returned home from Phoenix Arizona after visiting ten days with Mr. and Mrs. Tommy At wood. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Rasmussen, Duchesne, arc parents of a baby girl bom January at the LDS hospital in Roose velt. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Rasmussen and great grandmother is Sarah Norton. Selective Service gible World War H veterans entitlement for a Cl loan expires from the date of discharge from his last period of active duty, any part of which occurred in World War II, plus or.e yea i for each three months would like to know if he is still of active duty in World War II. eligible, for a mortgsge In no case will entitlement exon a home loan. tend beyond July 25, 1967. The A Me may well be. An eli nearest VA regional Office can VETERANS! Board reports Heres Your Answer Seventeen young men reported foi their armed forces preinduction physicals on December 16. Tiiese names, listed by Mra Helen B. Odekirk, clerk of the Duchesne County Selective Service Board are: L. A. Whiting, Robert E. Rowley, George A. Ames, ail of Salt Lake City; Carl G. Alton D. Fercival, Mohlinun, Chad Winkler, Laird A. Evans, Jack F. Gilbert, Keith R. Hooper, Jr., ail of Piovo; Ronald D. Hackett, Tabiona; Dennis R. Freeman. Duchesne; Evan R. Lusty, Arcadia; Daniel J. Martin, Gordon M. Jennings, both of Roosevelt; Denton Crozier, Neola; Nolan O. Larsen, Bluebell; Anthon B. Rust, Altamont Five of the 17 who were examined failed to pass the medical requirements only. I receive a pension from and also Social Security benefits. 1 would like to know if a veteran such as myself lias for housing any preference lielng built with government funds. A Any information on preference in obtaining housing must come from the local housing boaid in the city or town where the veteran resides. Q My husband is a veteran of World War II. He is 40 years old and receiving compensation from the VA for a disability which is (( the VA 30-ye- ar A The law has now been The VA considers me per 'changed and your child will be munenlly, totally disabled' as a j eligible for educational assist-resu- lt of an accident during am e. It is no longer necessary s peacetime military service. 1 that the totally disabling originally informed that mv dilion ( or death i result from child Is not entitled to VA edu-'th- e performance of an act of cationul assistance since my in-- ! duty. It is only necessary that jury wax not the result of the the permanently, totally of an act of duty. 'ling condition be service-con-I- s Inected. this still true? establish his deadline date. I Q j con-ivu- ee Lyle Taylor, mi of Mr Mra. Chuck Taylor of waa miztained as Bishop of Vernal 7th. Lyle is the old eat son of the Taylors and has lived many years In Lapoint, He moved to Vernal about five yean ago. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hor- rocks and daughter DuJu&na, r if ts'yspg Ogden, spent the New Tear holiday at parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Horrocks and family. The Howard Horrocks and family from Roosevelt and the ENLISTMENTS Von Swain's and daughter. TamJessup O. Johnsen, a former ers from Vernal visited Sun' Harold R. Beckstead enlisted -in the Utah National Guard resident of Duchesne, has been day with the Glenn Horrocks. after having received his in- named director of the recently Walter Prince is home duction call, and was therefore organized Columbia County Vecfrom the LDS hospital released from reporting to the tor Control District with headRoosevelt. He had major surquarters in SL Helena SS Board in December. gery and ia much improved. He had been supervising sanMr. and Mrs. Orville Swain itarian of the Columbia County SEPARATIONS and daughter La Ree from Salt Health Department prior to his Lake City, visited with Gilbert Recent separations from the Anderson at the rest home armed forces by Duchesne Coun- appointment Mr. Johnsen was graduated Vernal. , times the ty men are listed as Lynn D. from Duchesne high school in Many past during Della Nyberg returned year I have heard the state- Goodrich, Roosevelt; Kirk C. 1965 and the University of Utah Salt Lake after enjoying Christ- ment that we have nothing left and Dick R. Russell, Bridge-lan- in I960, where he specialized in Hal Ivie, Duchesne, who zoology and mas at home. Della is employ- on the farm but old people. The entomology ed at the U of U. Catalina look even would be to show you Its price question Is often asked, "How has served four years in the Before coming to St Helens The only way we could make he had been employed by the Elizabeth, Ann and Bud can old people make a living Navy. Because stretching back for nearly 18 feet behind that dashing front end Is everything that would U. S. Department of AgriculHarrison enjoyed New Year's at farming? They can do it TO REPORT JAN. 27 ture as a medical entomologist dinner in Salt Lake with Mr. because they have plans, hopes make In. V-- Wide-Tric- k pricing a Catalina the next logical step: A 389-cwheels. Nylon carpets. A and Mrs.' Dale Harrison end and dreams along with expectYoung men called for armed and had taken post graduate ahead and the ations for examinations of features seat forces belts front and rear. And one of the roomlaet trunks In the work in entomology at Oregon package year physical safety Including boys. They also visited with Mr. and Mre. Kenneth Hansen as long as they have this they for January 27 are Ellis Ray State University. field. Come In, take on and price out a tiger at your Pontiac dealers a good plica te buy used caff, too. j are not old. Mrs. Johnsen Is the former Muir, Frultland; Jerry Leon and family of Kearns; Utah. L. Lewis of Lake Nielsen, Duchesne; Don L. To a farmer youth is not Salt Earl Jenkins, Payson, visSally WideTrack Pontiac Roosevelt; Stanley City. Their present home Is In ited during the week with the time of life, it is a state of ' Ronald Horrocks' and David mind. It is not a matter Dw&in of Perry, Myton; Kimball Scappoose, Ore., where they live Jenkins. ripe cheeks, red lips and a sup- Cartrette, Salt Lake City; Doug with a newly adopted infant Mr. and Mra. Max Hartle, ple knee: It is a temper of the Nathan Starr, Myton; Ronald son. ROOSEVELT PHONE 128 Jay and Glenn Hartle returned will, a quality of the imagina- Mark Stutz, Salt Lake City. to Logan to assume their tion, a vigor of the emotions; Men in the A classification school studies. They visited it is a freshness of the deep (married, without children) called to report for the armed during the holidays with par- springs of life. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth To a larmer youta means a forces hpsical examinations on Hartle and family. tempermental predominance of January 27 are Gary F. Brown, Kathryn Taylor returned to courage over timidity, of the Roosevelt; Dale Ray Childs, Tooele, after spending the holi- appetite for adventure over love Provo; Newell Aften Rlchena days with parents, Mr. and of ease. This often exists in a Logan; John David Andrews, Dee Mis. Art Taylor and grand- fanner of 60 more than a city Salt Lake City; Marion mother Mary Jarrell. boy of 20 raised in luxury and Felter, Roosevelt. Richard Nephi Moon, a reTerry! Neilson, Richard soft living. Lamb, Don Johnson and Ray No fanner grows old mere- turned LDS church missionary, i Rasmissen returned to Weber to report for the ly living a number of years; a was noticed t College In Ogden after enjoying fanner grows old only by d physical examination on JanuDRUG STORES HOTELS -- MOTELS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS the holidays home with parents. erting his ideals. Years wrinkle ary 27, also. MISCELLANEOUS John Sanderson, son of Mr. the skin, but to give up enRobert Lee Crowley, a marand Mrs. Floyd Hendricks has thusiasm wrinkles the soul. ried man, a transferee from -received his call for the armed Worry, doubt, fear Cortez, Colo., was noticed to TWO GOOD PLACES TO examination on forces. He will leave January and the for . . . are these report the EAT AND SLEW . . . despair HEATING PLUMBING' 10.. FOR ANY that bow the that same date, also. long, years long DRUG PRESCRIPTION Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mou- - head and turn a formers HERE spirit Two men were noticed to rerey returned home from Salt back to dust AND Tsz PURPOSE! Drug PROMPT REPAIR Lake after spending New Tears Whether 70 or 16, there is in port for induction on January Service AT WORK with the Hugh Gagons. Mr. $50 to 85,000 every fanner's heart the love 11. HOME!" was a Mourey patient for FREE ESTIMATES Up to 36 Months to Pay and wonder of the soil, the sweet Veterinary few daya at the Veterans hos- amazement of As of January 1, 1966, 1940 Supplies growing things, REASONABLE PRICES Try Our pital. He was able to return the fruits of his labor, the un- men were registered with the Scones! Selective Western home and is improved. County daunted challenge of events; the Duchesne Mra Mr. and Mrs. Phillip GorUnion childlike appetite for Board, Local No. 7, reports don and family, San Francisco, unfailing Agency Tires what the next year will bring, Helen B. Odekirk. 68 So. Vernal Ave. - Vernal PLUMBING A HEATING and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Murdock and the Eleven erroneous registraWheel Balancing and game of life. 251 Phone joy Roosevelt Phone 780-24421 Roosevelt in Phone and son, Val, Kamaz, visited Front-En- d A farmer is as young as his tions were cancelled, usually Alignment Roosevelt, Utah during the New Year holiday faith, as old as his doubt; as the ease where the registrants Brake Sendee board another with Mr. and Mrs. Arzie Pope. at had as registered WILL TRADE TIRES FOR young as his Della Burton has been stay- old as his fear; as young as and then registered at this one MOST ANYTHING OF VALUE tnu tfilNATII AUTO SERVICE ing at the Travis Neilaons home his hope, as old as his despair. also. H H U I On Highway 40 m Roosevelt remen 1989 have while they were In Phoenix, of A total Phoaao 11 In a central place in the Arizona on vacation. heart of a farmer is a hidden gistered with this board since ONLY Smiley Arrowchis enjoyed receiving unit, as long as he the Selective Service program Thirty-eig1948. in the holiday at home with his receives Qjexnll) was reactivated messages of beauty, A 2-in- ch Mr. and Mrs. Bishop of the registrants are . parents, Let Us Make Your Furniture hope, cheer, courage, grandeur with Arrowchis. Smiley attends Art and power from the earth, from listed ns being deceased, and Shoes Like New! to In Santa. Fe. . School men and from the Infinite, so their deaths having nothing AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION & David Clark son of Mr. do with the military. long is he young. I and "MAKE OUR DRUG STORE of the registrants Mrs. Irsel Clark was a his hopes are all gone and Forty-eigIf ; ALSO YOUR PRESCRIPTION patient at the LDS hospital in ail that central place of his are LDS missionaries, serving mist Roosevelt. heart is covered with the snows on foreign (outin ofthestake) HEADQUARTERS!" ' 837 are Kenna Dee Hartle, Roma of Karl A Lola Betts pessimism and the ice of sions; classification. t Jan Raozevrlt 1hnne 51 Wooley, Kayla Walker, cynicism, then is he grown old category. - Roosevelt Phone 258-i Vicki Huber, Christine Nyberg indeed and may God have mercy This includes the men who have reached the age of 26, without APFLIAXCE8 j received their first year lndivi- -' on his soul. those dual awards; Joan Huber, sec-- i -FUEL OILS This week I would like to having had a deferment, FARM SUPPLIES ond year award; with Evon take my hat off to Ronald Dud- over 35 years of age who hove Phone 195 Roosevelt Clark, Ja Nae Esplln, Ra Layne ley for his work in the Pence had a deferment. GOODYEAR TIRES AND ALIGNMENT Allred, Linda Corp. With his agricultural Only one of the registrants BATTERIES Huber, Susan ob- TUNE-U- P BALANCE MECHANICAL REPAIRS Mecham, and Sandra Huber background and the years he is listed as a conscientious FEED in the 0 listed is He ; all received third year awards; spent In the Basin I am sure jector. This registrant al ossification. SEED Louise Rasmussen four year he will complete his efforts to 1965. award; Sherry Nyberg, Rita raise the quality of livestock registered In December. call ON DOMESTIC AND FLOUR for j Huber Mecham, Those eligible for Sheryl Wooley in Ecuador. This will help these COMMERCIAL Phone 117 Roosevelt numf MOORE PAINTS Murray, and Ann Harrison re- -: people by giving them a will military service, out of the listed REFRIGERATION Cleaning:, FERTILIZERS, Laundry are UNOLEUM ceived five year awards; Glenda and a way to balance their diet. ber of registrants, SAVE AT "WE RPi-T- - the BEST and Oox received her sixth year inFARM The Bench Farmer as 837. In Class A are listed 120 dividual award; Lola Clark two SUPPUES 8ERVICE the REST!" young men. This is the classifiyear, Beulah Nyberg one year, BUILDING SUPPLY the young cation merited by and Velma Perry eight year, Professional Phone 20S - Roosevelt men who have filled two years the last three received their Phone 212 - Roosevelt Roosevelt - Phono 101 their of more military or leaders awards. These awards Coin-O- p are earned through the YWM1A Altamont - limns ttvTlI niJjjawu! program. DRY YOUR Fireside was held recently CLEANING HAVE WE at the home of Ann Harrison. Clinton Harrison gave remarks COIN-O- P on his mission. The MTA maids LAUNDRY CONOCO" PRODUCTS FERTILIZER honored the Laurels. Light reOpen Every Day ED ft KEN LABRUM freshments were served to thirty-FOR NITROGEN Phosphates 6:30 a.m. - 10 p.m. six. "The trouble with nppori'i-it- UINTAH BASIN STANDARD Phone 138 - Roosevelt FUELS Roosevelt Phone 91 HOME N that it always coniv-Raymond Perry, who is in GOODS CANNED DELIVERY MILK It the army stationed at Fort Wal- disguised as hard work." PICKCP ft DELIVERY of AU ters, Texas, enjoyed furlough IN TOWN home with parents, Mr. and Dairy Products C1NTAII rasin' STANDARD Mrs. Lelnnd Perry during the Call ttW Electrical Repairs Co-o- p holidays. Roosevelt Enjoying Christmas dinner llione 170 Roosevelt ij BLOCKS WEST OK si the Leiand Perrys were Mr. FRONTIER MOTEL BRAND YOU KNOW IlIK and Mrs. Dale Van Lewan and . . . WITH THE ROOSEVELT Mrs. Nets Carlson and baby, QUALITY YOU'RE SURE OF! Balt Like City; Raymond Perry Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mr-le- y and baby. Vernal; Mr. and Imwim-n- t WE WRITE remodeling a specialty IN FARM Mrs. Bert Young and baby. llenler For Paid For MACHINERY Bakersfield, California and Mr. LENNOX FURNACES AU Sizes COPPER - BRASS and Mrs. Floyd Perry, Lapoint. BY BTATE THE St MYERS rUMPH REQUIRED SALES KEMODEUNG I.EAD RADIATORS Max Clark, son of Mr. and AND Under The Financial METALS OP AM. KINDS A SERVICE Mra Jsy Clark is now stationROOFING Responsibility Law to CHECK OUR TRICES ed at Fort Corson. Oolo. SERVICE KEEP or GET Bark Regular and Legal 81m BEFORE YOU SELL! Mr. and Mra Woody MarSee At Ysnr . . . tin from Woods Crows, visited Carbon-EmerINDIAN CURIO SHOP y DRIVER'S U CENSE Kitchen briefly lost week with the RonPhone 177-- J Roosevelt Basements it ald Horrocka ONE-STOP YOUR rhone 741 it Bathe Francis Horrocka tjta Veg SHOPPING CENTER IN By-Produ- cts as. vMted her sister, Malele Roosevelt 131 rhone DUCHESNE Ideal Bookkeeping Rouka Ideal Hnohkeeping Beofca far Roosevelt: rhone 790, Rea 842 Jenkins at the rest horns In every purpose aval Is Me at tbe Phono 899 or 487 Roosevelt, 7251 er 7241 every purpose available at the 8 ARCADIA Hione Price! Phono 687-89-Offton Standard Office Roesevtt. Roosevelt, Mr, and Mia Uoyd Jotm and La-poi- nt serelve-ronneete- d. Jessup Johnsen to head Vector district d; a better u. tag. 8. CENTER SERVICE 1-- o o O o O , self-distru- REDDY CASH MODERN SNOWS TIRE STORE SOPPtffS Worthwhile Motel L. A. PIKE Nationwide Finance mv Frontier Grill Keily-Sprlngfle- ld and Motel IT COSTS S Johns Sinclair : Service ht For Drugs Roosevelt Shoe Ad In This Directory Upholstering Shop General out-of-a- S1.00 & Shoe Repairing ht o Call 131 Electric 5-- A .car o ; Refrigeration 1-- Repairs ARVINS AUTOMOTIVE O 4-- Carlson Cleaners Buchanan Feed IfcOMLImzfc ,rm Center Service TURNERS 625-87- IHUl'AND r y. Prong Fasteners Magic Markers y DAIRY 40 Farm Supplies! ROOSEVELT Phone 260 ELECTRICAL Hardware Groceries Clothing Manila Envelopes Appliances File Folders KOHLS Uintah Basin Standard REPAIRS of all kinds! 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