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Show Uintah Basin Standard Thun, Jan. ST, 1986 lag 4 MONTWEL by Nola Nelson Tot has surgery at Primary Hospital in SLC Irrigation meets Gary in the film of Bob Hope Christmas tour entertaining the troops in Viet Nam. and Mr. Gail Anderton by Norm Rolib children motored to SL on Sunday to bring Ida home from the Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Fab-rizi- o LDS hospital where she has spent a couie days in spent the past 10 days. Errol Nelson and Denny Salt Lake visiting Mr. and Mrs. Crozier went to SL Friday and A1 Roberts, Mrs. Fabrlzio also attended the BYU basketball conauKud her doctor. Mrs. Dorothy Bcrtola and game on Saturday. Hazel Clark went to Roosevelt Friday where they attended r. DUP at the home of Mrs. UTAHN at Altamont Jimmy 4 was the and he talked (meal speaker, Mr. and Mr. Duane Boren on the Lost Rhoades Gold Ity Mary Arnold rushed their ten monUia old Mine. eon David, to Salt Lake TuesMr. and Mrs. Robert Smith day for emergency surgery for - Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Keta telescoped internal condition. tle and Renee traveled to Salt went to Provo and Salt Lake Their other children stayed in Lake Sat, Jan. 22, met the Saturday where they visited Vernal with grandparents, Mr. rest of their family there and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mustain. Mr. and Mrs. Delyle Giles and Mrs. Len Boren while their all went to the Airport to meet WHITEROCKS KINDERGARTEN Thme kindergarten Elvin when he returned from and family of Salt Lake spent parents were away. pupils at the Whiterocks school are enjoying the service of a teachers aid, along with their regular teacher. They are The ward held a budget his New England mission. His the weekend visiting Mr. and banquet Friday evening. A plane arrived at 2:30. Elvins Mrs. Leo S. Defa. Frank T. Defa went to Salt large percent of the members report will be Sunday, Jan. 30 who Hoopes, of Whiterocks Lake last Wednesday where he enjoyed the delicious dinner, at the Ballard Chapel. works with the First Grade: Men from our area attend' stayed over night with Mr. and visiting and a free show. A neat Mra Louise Gurr, from Neola total was collected to help the ing the ASC school in Vernal Mra Max Giles and family. He The in the Second Grade; and Mra to Is first Shla-ler, also attended a SCS going were grade Jan. 20 Karl budget. meeting. Thurs, Mr. and Mra Winslow have their annual ice cream Bonnie Duncan, from Neola in Jack Allred and John K. Mrs. Dean Hamblin visited Rhoades and Lorris Ann Michel party this month. The first the Kindergarten and Third her daughters. Hazel and Caro- Arnold. Grades. with SL before leaving The Daddy Daughter Din- of Roy, spent the weekend at grade will make the ice cream lyn in The fifth grade has a new her brother, Bob Madsen for ner" was held at the Ballard Hanna where they visited Mr. under Mrs. Horrocks direction. Monroe to spend some time Chapel Thurs., Jan. 20th with and Mrs. A. Foster Rhoades. Their mother's will be invited. student, Jena Curfew from Jensen. Mra Vida Curry went to with her mother, Mm. IS. J. 100 percent of the girls attend' The second grade students The sixth grade is decoratand Heber Salt Oran Lake, Miller. ing and their partners. 39 in are studying about Eskimos. ing a tree with food for the is she where Nelson Has La and visiting Saturday were Games all. several Larry played, are making pictures of birds. They are collecting food and sons spent the weekend in musical numbers were render- her sister and family for a They snowmen and snowflakes to put to gon on the tree. week. Tremonton with Larry's sister, ed by the girls, and a delicious on walls their at school. They Our school is Mr. Moon and Mrs. Roger Zha and A. D. Shaw and fam- dinner was served to all presreorganizing are reading about toy kittens son for Salt left and house Other weekend Saturday Veola the was ent Harrison guests ily. the library. It will be set up were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nel- Primary stake leader present Lake where they will make and toy boats. in the same order as the bookson and son from Sunset They and Primary leaden present their home. Roger has emThe third grade has a new mobile. Mra Nelson will be the also visited with the Wayne and responsible for the lovely ployment there. student He is David Curfew librarian. Browns in Kayaville. Danny Fabrlzio moved to from Jensen. We are affair were Lois Farnsworth. certainly The sixth grade is going to Lake week where he Salt last The Ray Thompson home Pres., and Lihoma Partner with have him with us. This have their class program Jan. to glad esoaped being 'burned down class leaders Kay Farnsworth, is --working. week we are finishing up 28. They will present two pupRay Hackett went to Salt our foods unit just Tuesday with the quick action Merrihands, Zelda Frisby, FireOne day we had pet shows and two shadow of their neighbors Newt Miller light Class, and Verda Rasmus- Lake Friday where he received a tasting party and tasted many plays. Everyone is welcome to medical aid. and Paul Roberta Mrs. Thomp- sen, Gaynote Class. different kinds of breads that come and see the program. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Free- our mothers son and children were home Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Ein-and teacher made Our gym was the scene of a alone when an overheated chim- erson proudly announce the man took their daughter, Caro- for ua The third grade won to Salt Lake where City ney caught fire to the wall. arrival of their first grand lyn the attendance contest this hilarious basket ball game last Luckily no one was hurt and child. A little girl to Diana and she will be put in a brace to term. There were twelve of us Friday, when the faculty team The there was a small amount of Ron Phillips of Roosevelt, the straighten her back which has who had perfect attendance. topped the Lackeya score was 2. Students were damage in putting the fire out little miss will be known as been getting worse for some The school has three teacher divided in their loyalties toBobby Blanchard was one Tracy Paga Clella Elnerson time. Mr. and Mra Delbert aids. They are: Mrs. Verna ward the two teams, which add of the crew to be transferred took her little granddaughter back here on the geographical to Salt Lake soon after birth Broadhead were In Salt Lake drilling Co, after spending the for treatment at the Childrens on business during the week. Miss Collene Broadhead of winter in Wyo. . Hospital. Mrs. Laura Thompson has Linda Cropper and Bernice Salt Lake spent a few days moved to Vernal. She spent the White and 2 little girls have with her parents, Mr. end Mra past several months with her enjoyed a week visiting at Delbert Broadhead. Rex Anderton of Salt home with their parents the daughter, Donna Brown. Lake City was visiting his Mrs. Hazel Anderton is David Lundbergs. Heber Rasmussen took his parents, Mr. and Mra Herbert very happy to have her son, Elder Tom Anderton home from cousin D arris Rasmussen from Anderton. Mr. and Mrs. Bert May filling a 2 year mission for Lapoint to Salt Lake hospital the LDS Church in the South- after his accident when he cut hew of Bountiful were visiting ern States. 4 fingers off his left hand, die Mr. and Mra Leo Brady dimElder Browny Tomlinson Rasmussen is staying in ing the week. MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS Mrs. Norma Robb spent a to help with the work gave his mission report in sacweek in Salt Lake visiting Mr. rament meeting. He was in Aus- until Darris returns. tralia for the LDS church. Doris and Owen Cloward and Mra Gary Robb. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fay and Etta Mecham at- came from Salt Lake and viswere in Helper on busitended the wedding dance and ited relatives and friends In the PLUMBING? HEATIN6 reception for Freddie Phillips Ballard and Whiterocks area ness Monday. SUPPLIES Von Parrish, son of Mr. and and bride in Jensen on Friday evening. The groom is the son Mrs. Wm. Parrish broke his PROMPT REPAIR to Roy, of Ted and Freida Phillips one arm In two places Wednesday Barbara and husband WORK Utah Sacrament for Sunday area. residents this time of night, Jan. 19 when he was FREE ESTIMATES meeting where their son, Mark John Zupko is home after playing basketball. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Allred was called as Bishop of his spending this past month in REASONABLE PRICES Salt Lake during the Legisla- motored to Salt Lake for a visit Ward. Reed Mr. Rasand Mrs. ture sessions. with their daughter Colleen. Connie Christensen and A group of women met at mussen and sons visited our Sunday and Tires some SL from the Collins home Jan. 20 and ward meetings PLUMBING HEATING spent daughter spent the day with his folks Wheel Balancing time visiting her parents, Mr. quilted a quilt for Gaye. Phone 421 - Roosevelt Front-En- d and Mrs Lawrence Pike. They Mr. and Mra Kenneth All- - the Ferrell Rasmussens. Alignment Beatrice Lundberg Jr. was Broke Service came out with an unde, Dave red left for Pleasant Grove home from Salt Lake to spend WILL TRADE TIRES FOR Rasmussen. Sunday, Jan. 23 to care for Mr. and Mrs. Reed Ander- their grandchildren while their the weekend with her family. MOST ANYTHING OF VALUE Nick and Bell Harmston On Highway 40 ui Roosevelt ton left Friday on Frontier Air- son Gordon Allred and wife encame from Provo visited with PhOlM 11 line flight for a vacation trip joyed a vacation. to Clovis, New Mexico, where Dorcan Long left the hos- Hazel Shisler. they will visit with son, Val pital and is staying with his and family and a daughter-in-law- , daughter, Mrs. Dwaine Allred Let Us Blake Year Furniture Mrs. Gary Anderton and of Kearns, Eunice Cook left and Shoes Like New! 2 small daughters. Gary is Monday to be with her father with the Air Force and on duty for a few daya in Thailand. His parents were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Angus UINTAII BASIN STANDARD fortunate enough to recognize accompanied their daughter. ALSO Whiterocks School Notes 62-3- O O Ab-plana- lp KINDERGARTEN NEWS Christmas is over and the Kindergarten boys and girls are really getting down to work now. We have a lot to learn before school lets out in the spring. We have all learned to write our first names, and are now learning to write our last names. We have learned to write to ten and to count to twenty. We are learning other important things too, such as: how to play together, to share, to take turns, and to obey rules. The things we learn now will help us all our lives We have a teachers aide who helps our teacher help us. Her name is Mrs. Duncan. We are glade to have her here. We think Kindergarten is O drug Johns Sinclair Service General stores Hardware Groceries Clothing 9 Appliances Uintah Basin O MISCELLANEOUS PRESCRIPTION DRUG Drag Tax FOR ANY Worthwhile PURPOSE! Service 160 to 85,000 Veterinary Up to 36 Months to Pay SuppUeo Nationwide Finance Western Union Agency Phone 261 88 So. Vernal Ave. RooMvelt - Roosevelt 0 HOTELS - MOTELS Phono TWO GOOD PLACES TO EAT AND SLEEP . . . DlOtel HERE AND AT DOME! Try Our Seoneo! Frontier Grill and Motel Vernal Roosevelt, Utah H U I S IT COSTS H ONLY "MAKE OUR DRUG STORE YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS ! Directory Phone 54 - For A 0 auto service S1.00 Ad In This Roosevelt Phone 131 789-84- 38 Drugs 258-- W Standard TOUR ONE-STO- P SHOPPING CENTER IN DUCHESNE Phone 7261 or 7241 Roosevelt Shoe & Phone File Folders KOHLS Otemli), Shop A Lois BetU AO Sizes Regular and Legal Size & Shoe Repairing Upholstering Manila Envelopes AT REDDY CASH MODERN L. A. PIKE Karl Electric 9 9 9 irvy-inj-u-Lar KeHy-Springfle- ld File Boxes DUCHESNE DIRECTORY Directory SNOWS TIRE STORE Expanding Files and Ft. Duchesne '' - .i! 'JBBS&Mta t ft, i Bacon La-poi- nt -- ' Hul-linge- BALLARD ' i Meetings have been set for the Uintah Indian Irrigation project water users in Fort Dur. chesne and in Altamont next ,1.. week. In Ft. Duchesne the meeting will be held at the Tribal Community building at 7 p. m. Tuesday and another meeting at the LDS chapel in Altamont Wednesday at 2 p. m. Irrigators are urged to attend the meeting nearest them to discuss some of the problems as well as explain some of the Uintah Indian Irrigation project. Arrangements have been to have Richard E. Grifmade the fundamentals needed for starting first grade learning fin and Paul Christensen, irrinext year. The group at left is the morning kindergarten, gation specialists, from Utah and the group at right 1 the afternoon class. State University available at the meetings to discuss pertined up to an exciting game. The fun. But it is hard work, too. ent questions and new aspects fourth, fifth, and sixth grade If you dont think so, just come in irrigation. The irrigation staff will be boys have also divided into six to Kindergarten for a while and teams. There is a game played you will see. available to discuss either general or individual problems. during each noon hour. The They will also have slides and competition is hot and all the school is anxious for the outTry the Standard first for photographs of activities of the come each day. High Grade, Quality Printing project. 9 2-in- ch I UTOREPAIRI EPENDABLiWmmP AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Call 131 Roosevelt APPLIANCES o FUEL OILS Phone 196 - Roosevelt GOODYEAR TIRES AND BATTERIES MECHANICAL REPAIRS FARM SUPPLIES Carlson Cleaners Profemlonal MOORE PAINTS UXOLEUM SAVE AT ON DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION TURNERS BUILDING SUPTLY Phone 203 Roosevelt FERTILIZER! Coin-O- p WE SELL the BEST and SERVICE tha REST!" 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