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Show j" BALLARD h.v y9H -- 2rT.-- j .JB HWV ',4 .... M.iry i&MG&'Sjl L.r Uintah fiasin Standard 11 Jan. wen- - presenting a spc ial film Thunk, rimlil Osa llulUngrr returnsH'nd.n' sir.ic time .'a .th !; r daughter, Mr. and i B.u lu: ;i I y.axfit'l.l M:s I 'i u !i,i ;i:c !i.,ppy over tl.c .ilTiVU. .i new U lb Laity girl l.iov-Halle'.! Jr. l.:n bet-:- , M:-.- s Grandson is first Uintah County 66 baby " jr. 'e. work day w urgedas totheattend stake people Jan. 'd iiPer V - !'..'. .. V i fari.i.ig1! aii. I will reKori Is'tmrd 13, 19ft Iage 9 Lawbreaking lull in evidence during holidays is the "yiiii-ldescriptive in'll for the law enforcement prol.iriuK in Duchesne County " w a:; ! Vc-lH.i!r.,.S' turn dun 11 t i t . -proudly .iiiimiuk J .w.iiid. Me. fur furi'ier tr.i.n.ug over tiic llinstmiWand New ..Vo, . ". ' " of a r.cw (? i IngiP.ee: s. Year's si'.'i'nin. Both the counJ . :i '.h .Ian. 1 t Mr aid Mrs JUvl ilicriff's office anil the highty Mrs Heber Mr. ,L.i J of Vernal. I:!'lr I'.. ' way patrol rejMirt little activa made f.:.-Ir.p ert Wiji the ! Uibv Isirn in ets-ity requiring the attention of who Kutii's suiter Iil.tli.t to the Uintah County personis reeovermg from her see rul t!u law enforcement 1066 and was showered with nel. heart ion. ojier.it 'pen from many g.fts and Mrs. Jo.iii H.islem retained Two arrests were made in places of bus. ness m Vernal. V VtA--T r tk j Suit Like after having the county, charging the defrom Pahl-berg Mr. aSST5Mrs. lamia and VTO heart surgery. She is progress- fendants with drunken driving. and family from Sill', JitasA One of the arrests were reportRECREATION ANTICIPATE!) An important Hide feature ing satisfactorily. Like have enjoyed a recent visJoe Bell is confined to the ed by the highway patrol and at Biff Sunil WunIi Ik recreation. lien Onil Kudy, state FRlITS OK THE PROJECT S. F. Mortensen, with his son. it with their mother Vonnie 1 Veterans hospital m Suit Like, one by velt City PolKeith, and a grandson use water from Big Sand Wash for Dahlberg uf Gusher. Loma came parka boating ranker, make rejiairs on tin bout dorks at Mae and Nora are staying in ice Department. the reservoir. Tills water was extremely popular lust summer lute summer irrigation. The value of this water is best seen back again fur a short trip on to be near him. in wetting down lurched binds In late summer. for boating and water skiing. Tuesday. lvt. Iuul Mullins . . . com-pk't- rs the- city Sheriff George E. Marett eam e Max Rasmussen - - Word has his romliut training. been received home from Calif., for a short said his office was not called from Mrs. Kina Stolid ) Stephduring (Tiristmas Eve or Christvisit. ensons family that she has left for Og- mas; Day. This was something Averett Lin been released from the hospital den to take a special course at .unusual for the sheriff and his after 14 days being in a coma Weber College in Aircraft re- deputies to enjoy a call-frand is slowly improving from holiday reason. The sheriff pair. When the cost uf the reservoir the accident when she was This natural storage site re- lars looked like a lot of money Mr. Jess lliillinger and son said, We diiln't even have a by Gordon L lleaton mained undeveloped over the to raise," said Bruce Hartman, went up due tu extra grouting struck down by an automobile Soil Conservation Service Jess Jr. went to Bountiful New case of disturbing the peace." Ctuh ovei the years, while thirsty member of the board of direc- and construction problems, the bile crossing the street. Years Day, joined Osa and Roosevelt, In patrol officer Karl Sliisler and his mothand traveled on to Idalio theHighway "When people cooperate, big acres parched in the late sum- tors. But the group was deter- Utah Water ami Power Board no area accidents reported to came to the rescue and loaned er Hazel Sliisler motored and spent a few days visiting crops were winter-kille- d mined to go ahead. things can be done, said Hale mer. Hay except one call because there was no A $350,000 loan was acquired idditional money for the proj- Salt Luke twice the last two their daughter, Lorraine ' and investigated, Holgate, president of the Duto the Strawberry Valley when busiwas Karl ect. Soils weeks, attending chesne County Water Users. water for late irrigation. family and other relatives. ffrom the Utah Water anil the road was closed Thursday This reservoir is bringing ness and Hazel visited her sis"We should have built this re- became dry waiting for the Power Board. An application on the Heber side of the Valto friends. and ter water benefits the farmers and nmoff, many assistance early spring from for servoir years ago." i Fireside was held at the Try Ole Standard first foi ley. He was referring to the 12,009 went to waste in winter and the Agricultural Stabilization and ranchers in Duchesne Printiha home llitlh Omits, Quality Sunday acre-foand Conservation Service County. It will be used as a Wilmer Parrish Big Sand Wash Reser- during high runoff periods. voir constructed last year IS The Moon Lake Water Users brought a pledge for $25,000 regulating reservoir for irrigat- night Jan. 9th. A budget supper will be miles northwest of Roosevelt. Association, with Leo Haueter from the Duchesne County ion, usually can be filled more It will supply supplemental wa- as manager, decided it was time ASCS committee. $5,000 from than once a year. When not held at the Ballard chapel Fri., ter for 44,000 irrigated acres for action. They could wait no the Uintah County committee, needed on the land, canal water night, Jan. 14. All ward memreser- bers will be contacted to help by direct flow and water ex longer for some government and another $30,000 ffrom State can be diverted into the voir. But equally important, this and the High Priests are in change, plus thousands of hours agency to build this reservoir A CP matching funds. IN Charles P. Mitchell . . . of fishing, swimming, boating for them. The Utah State Fish and reservoir is already becoming charge of arrangements. ends Marine rumlxit cihi rse. The famdolfor James swimming, hundred "Six water thousand boating popular Chapman and skiing. Game Department knew a lake been and water welhas and of were Duchesne Ft. skiing, ily of this size would be an excelfish comed into our ward. lent spot for fishing and would stocked with fingerllng which will be for harvest Norma Denver, Shirley help demands foi recreation in next summer. ready ! A boat ramp and Reed, Mrs. Norman Kitchen this area. Department officials other facilities are now com and Barta Jenkins are the new toward to $100,000 pay agreed use. teachers aids at Todd school the project with the understand pleted and ready for Marine Private Charles P. Without the cooperation of and West Jr. High. Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs ing that 10 per cent of the stor- a lot of not we could came Glen from his Preston R. Mitchell, and Marine people, 2-d- r. Page age would be left permanently have gone through with this work in New Mexico and spent Pvt. Paul Mullins, grandson of for raising fish. reservoir, said Louie Galloway, one day at Christmas time Mr. and Mrs. Albert Daniels, 4-d- r. The remaining construction the Moon Lake with hia parents and family the both of for engineer Roosevelt, have combe raised through Water Useia. cost was to John Pages. 4-d- r. assessments to the stockholders pleted individual combat train Mr. Glen Trcmayne is joinSpreading the water from the ing under simulated combat A contractors low bid under- leaervoir over hia thirsty acres. ing the West I teaching staff at conditions, small unit tactics in estimating the coats caused a Scnor Mortesen, chairman of Junior High school. He will both conventional and guerilla and the Uintah Basin Soil Conserva- be teaching English and reyears delay in the project,com-oanday and night combat, y tion additional expense. The It's places Mina Olson who left at warfare, District, exclaimed, reconnaiasence and combat pa was about to lose the sure tine where there's a will, Thanksgiving time. Mrs. trolling, and the effective use $60,000 A CP payment, but the there's a way!" is a niece of Mrs. John of infantry weapons. State ASCS Committee reserved Page and the Tremaynes will .his money. An official of their Both young men are underglire in Roosevelt in 3rd want. 1-t- on Washington office checked the is con- oing basic specialist training Raymond Eldredge ace a was could it aroject and Hos- in his military occupations fined to the Roosevelt ' good one, where the people were with the flu and lung in- field. These occupational fields pital include artilleiy, infantry, mo really trying to accomplish PROJECT BACKERS Members of the exrutlve board and fection. MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROj Army Sgt. Ronald G. Basham tor transport and supply. The of Moon Iaike Water Users Association stand on the dam something worthwhile. 8 women went from Ballard The Utah State Parks and 21, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. with the group of Roosevelt Marines assigned duties with at the new Big Sand Wash reservoir. The Association is now Recreation Commission, seeing Coleman R. Shnfflet, live on stake on the bus to Salt infantry units will be taught benefiting from the completion uf this valuable storage unit. SEE OUK COMPLETE LINE OF? the potential for recreation, Route 1. Roosevelt, received s Lake people such ns Jan. 8th to do infantry 14 Saturday. Dec. commendation of letter a in for to $10,000 put agreed work, they were the machine gun, grenade launboat ramp, with plana for future while serving with the 2nd Genealogy Emma I Esther Winn.' cher, rifle or mortar. Lundbcrg, in Aimored Calvry Regiment camping and picnic grounds. Marines assigned to highly Florell Fannie Todd. Collins, Land was needed for the re- Germany. Elaine Ruth Bcardall. technical specialties have been creation area, so civic clubs in Sgt. Basham received the a' Helen Shislcr, MOON Allred and Dorothy sent to military technical his perward for f loose outstanding jcined forces and Minnie Mrs. ! Kettle, in' an ns Angus join- schools for their specialist train .tiiscil funds to acquire the formance of duties fan try team leader in Troop K ed them there for part of the ing. 'and. The leathernecks bound foi1 The Bureau of Reclamation of the regiments 3rd Recon- day. Mr. and Mis. Johnson the Pacific will receive addition Lyle 6 naissance Squadron. furnished valuable drilling f 1062 are happy over the arrival of al training at the Staging Bat in the entered I'e on Army the rite. Association. Engineerworii of the . 1 1. Will hrnrSe office their second child and first talion at Camp Prmlieton, Cal! overseaa in and arrived May Todd anil l Hor done was by ing 2. Will lr.'.n.ile const rm-- :oi v.i.ik of Association. Johnson the fornia. This training will em rock. private engineers from 1063. He attended Union high little son. Anna 3. Should have some '.iiginvciing experience. is helping in th phasize jungle warfare, patrol grandmother bv was and sriu.nl assisted employed in by City, reservoir, Brigham handling 4. Should have wine experience ROOSEVELT PHONE 741 ling ami civic action, based on from the Bureau of Re- Giblxins Uniting in Salt Lake home for a few' days. canal and river . in Viet Nam. The of Relief Soc. the first gained experierce the Watcbefore and Utah Army. entering City, clamation, 0 Power Beard, and the Soil ConThose inicn-stcapply to: servation Service. The reservoir covered up a MOON LA!1E WATER USERS ASSOCIATION wet ion of road between the Roosevelt, Utah .owns ef Upalc-- and Bluebell, by Verna Hoopes Application must be made in writing, gi ring qualifications nt through cooperation of the and rerequirements. Commission Road a State Pam Camion of Murray alignment of the road was made. and Wayne Cantwell of Provo at the were recent visitors Winfred Longs. Ronald and Theron Robb of Salt Lake spent one day last week finishing painting on the i High School in Vernal. f Dean and Sue Rasmussen from Salt Lake visited their brother. Gale and family re-0 cently. Dean has just returned home from a mission. Mrs. Wilma Robb, left for Salt Lake Sunday to receive medical core. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Haslem were in Salt Lake on Monday of last week. They visited Joan Haslem in a Sail Lake hospital and also the Norths In Holier. dint Nielson, Bruce Jen sen. Lynn Nicklc ami Dive Thomas accompanied Ixiwell Thni-kc- r to Salt Lake last Sat' unlay where they attended the funeral services for Harold Crane, who was director of the Fish and Game lvpt. for Utah, Glenn Dee Christensen. Owen and David Killian visit e the Marinus Christensens last Rat unlay. I. ME CAN ALSO Itl.ENI) YAlilOI'S TYPES OF Mrs. Stella Hirclier is vis' I EKTII.IZKKS TOl.ETIU.lt IN OI K MIXING iling at the I'a'il ltoblw thi PLANT TO CUE YOU THE BEST rKHEEDKM ANTE! week, Mr. and Mrs. Howard C1 lett have their two grandchild SK I S XltOl r Tins SEKYII E TODAY ren, Collett and Lance Han rmk visiting with them for wv eral days. Their parents are in iVnver and the grandchild ren returned home with the Colletts after they had spent H Chnstmns with them. Rhsmin Haggles returned heme from Ohm on Jan. 3 aft Ihnutwins'i maxt'l utoll rtf- er attending Christmas with her I Mm wtawl Itmy ml hWHn Sum Siiwmtlin emmw parents there, llm Louise Gurr substituted at the school for her on Monday. The Indian Mission spnn Compart Special' look and performance with anything else In thli price range. There, You nelly can afford to own a Buick. I.i fact, you can't afford not to. Set your Buick' sored an rvenlng of entertain dealer now while haa in the mood to give you the very best deal In town. Hurry.' ment Saturday night at the CO-OTribal Gym. Leah llaslem cared for See your local authorized Buick dealer the Lynn Haslem rWklren lust week while Mrs. llaslem was In Salt Lake Hospital. She re turned home on Jan. 8. K'MTiil i a M-- i V lt.is-ur.is..i- e s tiN-ci.- M-- pre-sen'- s - Big Sand Wash, a story of cooperation ee La-Cnn- " cost-shari- ot t Local Marines FINE USED CARS train for combat o o o o Tre-may- ne o o o Ronald Basham is honored 1964 1963 1962 1959 Chev. Impala, Ford Galaxie, Chev. Belair. Volkswagon TRUCK SPECIALS 1966 Chev. Pickup cab : chassis 1959 Chev. 1957 GMC Pickup j Farm Machinery and Supplies WANTED! We trade for all kindsiof LAKE WATER USERS ASSOCIATION MANAGER FOR livestock ' ROOSEVELT EQUIPMENT VifSilTEROCKS Now Is the time to add I t i BULK In Lots of 0-45- six tons or more PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER (2 discount also given for cash) We will come and spread the ertilizier on your land for as little as 51.00 per acre GET IN ON THE RUN FOR THE SU1CKS Buick Specie IHlwrry ! 4 J Get the fertilizer on the ground now while it is frozen. Beat the rush (and mud) next spring! FARMERS Phone 170 P SERVICE Roosevelt Utah |