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Show BALLARD by Mary Arnold Ballard ward has MIA musical fete A large crowd attended the MIA "Young Arista Music Festival" Tuesday, January 25, at the Ballard chapel. The program consisted1 of MIA people and wan an follows: song by first year Mia Maids; song by second year Mia Maids; the Scouts played a number on their LAPOINT musical instruments; piano selections by l'Huline Cook; duel by Susan Denver and I.iiConna Hullinger; trombone solo by Ralph Krcanhruek, Hceompunied song by by Valerie Carolyn and IoiT;iino Farnsworth and Kusmussen; piano selection by Karol Allred; the Explorers played their instruments; Kent and IsiDonnu Winn, piano duet; piutio solo by Leah Cook; an accordion selection by Sue Ann Betts; song by the two Beehive classes; song by Carol Betts; song by Warren Frisky and Carolyn Farnsworth; song by Lee Ann and Mrs. Lyle Johnson and Bernard Wood; and a couple of numbers by Kiri Krnry on his electric guitar. Tillin'., Feb. 3, 1986 by Afton Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Reed Tolton and girls from Salt Like City visited over the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. t'ulvin Jorgensen and other relatives living here. Yt-rd- A large group attended sacrament meeting Sunday, when hl ill Kettle on his Elvin Kettle New Page S business. Mr. and Mra. Rogers visited with their daughter, Dencse, in Rose Park and Mr, Stoddard visited with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dudley and family from Rangely, Colo., were weekend guests at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dudley. Relief Society Conference was held at the Avalon Ward House Sunday, Mabie Nebeker presented the Literature Lee-so- n. Helen Larsen, Elaine Hullinger and Mrs. John Zupks from the Roosevelt Stake were present. Louis Littleton was in Salt Luke City on business Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rogers and Judy went to Salt Lake City Saturday morning, returning Saturday evening. Their daughter, Dencse, came home with them for a short visit. They visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stoddard in Murray, also at the home of relatives in Kearns, Murray and Rose Park. Mutual Ward Conference was held at the Avalon Ward Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs Vernon Moon and Tlicron Leavitt from the Rousevclt Stake were present. Mr. and Mra. Ivan Rogers and Walter Stoddard drove to UINTAII BASIN STANDARD Salt Lake City Tuesday on . . . completes England States Mission. bv Merl Horrockn Uintah Basin Standard RANDLETT New England States mission. His parents gave short talks, and Renee gave a piano solo. son of Magna Clcllii Relatives and friends attending Emerson homo brought from SLC to from Sait Lake City were Mr. spent the weekend here. Under the direction of Pri- and Mrs. Max Gardner and son Mr. and Mrs. George Dean Mrs. and Mr. Ellon June teachers Blaine, Wooley mary came from SIX! for a short visit ami Mis. Llahoma the and Elna Allred, Ellen and brought buek a loud of Kettle girls held their annual "Daddy-Daught- Bracken, Mr. and Mrs. John T. hay. Date Friday evening Williams and family and David at the chapel. The following Yager, Mr. and Mrs. Don Kettle, - - Mr. and Mrs. Karl Frisby FIRST IV NEW GYM Another first was Initiate the new gym at Roosevelt. The local motored to SIX! Monday to see their partners parti- Mark Kettle and Max Cook. registered last week, when the Roosevelt hoopsters easily down'd their Vernal opjien-ent- n, girls and Guen and Glen HubMr. and Mrs. Keith Nielson their new granddaughter, born cipated: Junior High School Koughriders defeated a rolling up a 41 to 28 score by half time, er, Hidi and Arnold Clerico, and son were home from school Sunday night to Mr. und Mrs. team from Ashley Junior High of Vernal, to after using nearly every boy on the bench. Ada and Jay Clark, Loye Ann at Logan and stayed with their Steven Frisby of SLC. and Merrill Mecham, Kathleen parents, the Wm Brisbins. Myrtle Winn traveled to party guests at the Dale Wom- and Elroy Walker, Ann Santio Ferrell and Verda Rasmus- Provo Monday and brought Kenneth Hartle acks, honoring Marley's birth- and Bishop sen enjoyed having Carol Lee Shirley home from school. Shirday. A lovely buffet luncheon Games were played and a de- home from Salt Lake City for ley plans to go back to Caliand table game were the order licious supper was served. Don- the weekend. with her fornia in by Note Nelson na Abbeglein from the Primary of the evening. Mae and Nora Bell were father and February continue her studies home from SLC for the week there. Larry and Pat McDonald board was present and family were weekend visitend and report Joe is improv Daniels Mr. and Mrs. John ors at their parents, the Clyde Fireside was held at the Ing and may be discharged from Darrell and and sons, Lynn' McDonalds. soon. Ernest Betts home Sunday. Mr. the hospital Sunto Richard traveled Ogden Appreciation is extended to Jess Hullinger and son, Rasmussen, the seminary teachand attended the testimonMrs. Margaret Lo ranger the following ladies for helping day and LaConna motored er. was the speaker. Geddls, was hostess on Friday for the make the March of Dimes a ial for Robert Fred (Bobby to Ogden Sunday, January 23. Lynn Farnsworth has been Roosevelt. of Rose La formerly T ft C Stitcher dub. Ladies success in this area. Thelma and brought Mrs. Hullinger confined to his home recoverat were overnight guest home from Pattys where she ing from a foot injury sustained present to work on Handicrafts Anderton, Marie Miller, Effie They the Fred La Rosea and exchange ideas were Alice Taylor, has been helping with the new when a log fell on him while Margaret Lo ranger, Fenn, Lois Crow, Dolly Soren- Lois Bird and Ruth Haslem. Vera Huber returned home baby. working on the mountain. Minnie Angus gave the Soson, Gloria Womack, Jo Ann Duane and Sherron Boren from Lafayette, Ind., where she Lorraine Hullinger Gnelting Orfie Rachels by Summarall, Colleen Shelton, took their little son, David back has been visiting son and wife, cial Science lesson in Relief So- and two small children came STUDENTS AND FACULTY Dorothy Ross, Isabell Roberts to Salt Lake on Saturday for a Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Huber ciety Tuesday, and the two from Idaho for a short visit take visitors were Mrs. Niel- with her family. While here she MOVE INTO NEW BUILDING and Nola Nelson. Light refresh- check up following surgery cm and new baby son. son and Mrs. Oliphant from and Oaa traveled ments were served. the 18th. doctors The Sike are at Visitors to Vernal and reported Thompslowly getting Things him doing excellent. Sherrons son's during the weekend were Roosevelt. Relief Society leader- visited the school where her back to normal since the teachMrs. Ruth Haslem entersister, Carol Walgren from Mr. and Mrs. Jim Frost and ship meeting was held at the father teaches. ers and students began to move tained small frye for her son, Midvale returned home with children stake center Friday afternoon. of Deep Creek. their "stuff from the old build- Glen's -birthday. Jimmy Borens after eighth Visitors at the home of Borwith one new from Rasmussen into week. the last Heber ing Shane and Darvin Ham- ens for the visiting Shaw, and Irene Dean over Morley week. All the classes are down in the his been past Ballard WE HAVE has helping Arvin blin, LeGrande Larsen, the January 23 weekend were new building, excepting for and Callie Haslem at Rasmussen the Mr. Ollie Mrs. Loren and father, Ross, to Mitchell Irene's brothers, Guy Devon and Loma McKee, chil- Daria Rasmussen home. Band, Shop and the lunch room. make it a gay party.helped --Word was received from of SLC, Lou and Toots Mitchell These will be added on next dren Janet and Darwin were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tom- dinner of Manila, and her sister, Lela year. ROOSEVELT PHONE 183 guests at their daugh- Darris Rasmussen who met of SLC. UINTAH BASIN STANDARD Mr. McKay and and Mr. Row-le- linson and family motored to ters home, Mr. and Mrs. Dale with an accident two weeks ago Mitchell, -ElnerMr. and Mra Floyd are especially happy, because Salt Lake to take their son, Anderson one day last week. that he is doing as good as can to the plane on his way be expected. Darris is in the son Elder Ronald they are getting new tables for Brawny Taylor, to San Antonio, Texas for his of their science rooms. Maurel and Effie Taylor has LDS hospital in Salt Lake City. -- Merlin The auditorium is one of the basic training for the Air accepted a call to serve in the Huber, who Is finest of its size in the state, Force. The family went on to mission field for the LDS working in Southern Utah spent with the "best seats in Utah, Logan to leave their daughter, church. Elder Taylor will lab- the weekend home with his and it will soon have the "best Charollett for a weeks visit with or in the Eastern States and family. curtains money can buy, for Hazel Hunt, who is a student will enter the mission home on Dee Swain from Estes Park. the stage. The seats have a sec- at USU. the 7th of March. Colorado and Mr. and Mrs. Miss Elaine Lawson is ention that comes up and can be Mr. and Mrs. Reed Ander- Sherman Taylor of Meeker. used to write on. joying a weeks visit between ton spent Thursday and Friday Colorado were visitors during terms at BYU with her parents, visiting in SLC and Kearns the weekend at the Sike ThompMr. and Mrs. Quiv Lawson. EVERYDAY NEEDS COUGH & COLD SPECIALS prior to their return home sons. RJHS played its first basket--Earl Jenkins from Payson. McKesson to from MIA a The "The vacation Clovis, Price presented Spec III Price Pries trip Reg. Prici Ae. Sptciil in ball games (girls and boys) weekend the visited New Mexico. a to Artists the during A.P.C. TABLETS .59 Young CHEST AXON RUB 100s report program 1.19 5 They . oz. . ,. .73 1.69 the new gym last Friday. The and appreciative audience south as having an unusually with the Ronald Horrocks and Pint 2 for .59 .59 RUBBING ALCOHOL .98 AXON COLD TABLETS for opponent was Ashley Valley Jr. large cold David on Jenkins. the first in Adult (5 grj ADULTS the 1.38 ASPIRIN TWINS under 69 winter, stormy 24s evening Monday cams our and of Vernal, High for -- Mr. and Mrs. Brian Murray Value 2 - 100's 69 of Noreen Roberts 20 years. But the flying was .85 AXON COLD TABLETS fir won both gamea The band per- direction from BrigCHILDREN (Chewable) .74 ASPIRIN TWINS for CHILDREN and Anna fine. .59 24s Wilkins. followand .. Ladd Hlgley, The CHILDREN formed during the boys game. Value ivi gr.) Lime flavored. Safety 129 AXON COUGH MEDICINE for Vicki Brown was a grac- ham City, visited during the ing artists participated : La .49 ADULTS 4 oz -.99 also relatives. cap. far Adults, tee. They Bellon, ious little hostess for a skat- week with 2 for .39 I like the new locker room, Rayma Freston, Becky 8 oz., MEDICINE far .39 EPSOM SALT .98 AXON COUGH Want sting ar irritats the Carolyn Bingham, Bonnie Rae ing party Sunday on her ninth visited the Howard Horrocks small lockers. the .79 IBATH CHILDREN 6 2 oz. -lor for .. .69 (with eyecupl a 4 oz. .79 excepting syis. Unbreakable plastic Julie and LaXell in Roosevelt. Daniels, Wendell Freston, Bar- birthday. 1.09 AXON MEDICATED ROOM VAPOThere are double benches be- bra Hamblin. Carrie .69 KAOPARIN For fast relief of battle. Bob Mead and a friend from Ed Brown, Claire and Joan Oolth-arWills, 2 for .69 RIZER 4 oz. diarrhea. .75 5 OZ., tween the lockers. Yam pa, Colo., visited recently Karen Diane PatDawn and Roberts La Dennis, Rowley, Antacid .89 MAGNEX POWDER 1.19 AXON THROAT LOZENGES The coach's offices are big, sy Roberta, Ladd Wilkins. The and Annette Wilson were the with Mr. and Mrs. Sike Thomp2 for .89 Contains double antibiotic and 4 oz with plenty of shelf space. son. deon hall was lovely with flower the ice guests who had fun Pint .. .39 .83 .62 MILK OF MAGNESIA an anesthetic 12$ .... from Van Doc" Alfonzo and roasting wieners. corations. 6 ec.M 1.19 1.69 AXON THROAT SPRAY .98 PIN0T0L DISINFECTANT SPRAY Jensen Lawrell perReg. 894 Principal Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murphy Lapoint was named president LOZENGES .89 ROOM DEODORANT & AIR SANI.69 mitted the studentbody to have are AssociaCattle Duchesne of the to TIZER .69 have their daughChoice of four frag12's .... 2 far ON DISPLAY IN OUR STORE a dance after the games. Some ter, happy tion to succeed Harry Field-steaAnti2 for .89 615 oz. .87 MOUTHWASH & GARGLE rances. Paula home for a week beof the students danced; some tween 2 for .33 2 far .87 of Boneta. .33 SACCHARIN TABS. 14 bacterial. Pint terms at BYU. played chess; others went to the i .89 Mr. and Mrs. James Lake :69 SOLUTION 1.09 59 (Antiseptic Mr. and Mrs. Kay ThompstuVITAMINS & TONICS number of a Non narlibrary, and 2 for .69 Pint mouthwash) .89 SLEEP TABLETS and son from Provo have movRoberts town son to moved their after by Tracy dents just took it easy. Rea. Price fer Special ft lew 2 16s Non SURIN OINTMENT .89 For cotic. .98 ed into the Gilbert Anderson quick fire and are living in this ward Pt. 2 for 1.98 1.98 BEEF, IRON WINE-T- onic relief ol minor pains of arth.59 SPECIAL FORMULA for UPSET Lake has Mr. home. employin the house formerly occupied Mr. and Mrs. Jay Giles and 1.95 TO TRESEXT ASSEMBLY STOMACH 100's 2 for 29 2.89 BEXEL MP CAPSULES ritis and overworked muscles. 4. oz Millers. the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Defa and ment in Roosevelt GLYCERIN SUPPOSITORIES for 1.19 PURSIN (An iron tonic) 10 ol 2 for 1.19 114 oz. tube 28 2 .49 Friday, the Roosevelt Junior by Mr. Lyn from Swain Salt La.Ree and Mrs. Shirl Will- family of Salt Lake spent the 2 fer .49 12's Adults or Infants. 7.89 SUPER HIGH POTENCY High School will go to Ashely iams visited one Lake City, enjoyed the weekwith their CAPSULES 100's day weekend Mr. TOOTHPASTE and FLUORIDE Mrs. 3.95 to 126 School visiting Junior High Valley end home with parents; Mr. Sherron Boren and Alf Defa. Value two 3 oz. tubes .53 2.59 VITAMIN A CAPSULES present an exchange assembly daughter, Orville Swain. Mrs. and other visitors were Mr. 129 25.000 units 100's Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Fab- .61 ZINC OXIDE OINTMENT program. The Vernal students family, Dee Swain, from Estes TABLETS 2 for .61 1.50 VITAMIN 215 oz. tube will come to RJHS in the near and Mrs. Ray Bradshaw. Mrs. rizio spent Thursday and FriGANDYand NUTBOWLi Footed 2 for 120 Park, Colorado, visited during 25 mg 100's Bradshaw is Sherrons sister. day In Salt Lake where future and put on their the week with the Orville TABLETS 329 VITAMIN Stacey Luke is home for a visited Mr. and Mrs. A1 SPECIAL SAVINGS Swains and Edgar Moure vs 1.65 25 meg. 100's weeks visit with his parents, erts and also consulted Sparkling, -- Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Tay2.58 VITAMIN C TWINS -t- wo 100 Mr. and Mrs. Wenzel .69 ATHLETES FOOT POWDER Luke. doctor. crystal-cleavis129 2 fer .69 214 oz. can mg. 100's Stacey is a student at BYU in Willis Moon spent the lor from Meeker, Colorado 1.19 WHEAT BERM OIL CAPSULES .63 DENTURE ADHESIVE lie OL tube 2 fer .63 styrene Provo. weekend visiting his wife and ited recently with Mr. and Mrs. 2 for 1.19 100's eMeeMitMfeaOie .63 DENTURE CLEANSER 615 or. tube 2 for .63 6fc" bowl Mr. and Mrs. Gail Lo ran- family in Provo. Roy Huber and Joan. White and Colored .98 YEAST TABLETS (Brewers) for .65 SWEETENER 22 2 cc. LIQUID .65 son, Horrocks and Delbert , Mrs. Mr. Max Nelson, and Ronald Hackctt is spend CINTAII BASIN STANDARD ger. 2 fer .91 250's .49 Pint . .69 MINERAL OIL (Heavy) Peter from Bennett visited durMr. and Mrs Marlcy Dean were for candy, nuts, fruits, hors ing a week with his folks in OINTMENT ME0ICATE0 for .98 Makes an elegant centerpiece Hanna during his semester ing the week with the Ronald DUse .65 HEMORRHOIDS loz., flower arrangements. break. He is attending school Horrocks. FAVORITE TOILETRIES at BYU in Provo. SPRAY DEODORANT 0UTSTAHDING BUYS 129 PERSONAL Mrs. Vida Curry returned 2 fir 1.39 7oz. ONLY EACH home Wednesday after spending 3.77 Sun Mark Vaporizer Guar. Reg. 4.95 1.69 ROSEMARY BEAUTY OIL MIST a few days visiting relatives in 2 for 1.69 .39 Sun Mark MARKING PENS 4 colors . 615 ol aerosol In .77 Sun Mark LIGHTER 1.79 ROSEMARY BUBBLE BATH Orem, Midway, Hcbcr and Salt Windproof ON DISPLAY IN OUR STORE .90 LIQUID Sun Mark Printed BATHROOM TISSUE Lake. Quart -- Those from Hanna who enDecor for the bathroom 2 for 23 220 Apple Blossom, Gardenia or 1.49 Sun Mark BATTERIES Pina -1- 5 Gallon 9 Veit Parachute Rigger Third Class joyed the ball game at FIRST AID FEATURES Transister 120 ROSEMARY CASTILE SHAMPOO Reg. 694 a pkg. .. 2 In Pkg. 29 Friday night wore: Bert L. Dennis, USN, son of 2 far 1218 Pint Size "0 2 in Pkg. ,19 Reg. 25c a pkg OINTMEN- T1.25 BACITRACIN Ray, Ronnie Hachett, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Hardin-ge- r 1.00 ROSEMARY CREAM HAIR RINSE Sun Mark 6 TRANSISTOR RADIO 2 for 1.25 oz. tube of Myton, Utah, is off the Mrs. James Giles, Mr. and Mrs. 2 fir 120 Pint With battery, earphone and carry 1.19 BURN LOTION 6 oz. 2 far 1.19 Leo S. Defa, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Vietnamese coast in the South 1.68 .79 ROSEMARY GLYCERIN S ROSE case ing CUT SCRATCH SPRAOZ. .99 1.39 Y-3 Fnb-rlziChina Sea. serving aboard the i Defa, Mr. and Mrs. Art WATER CREAM 21k oz. tube 2 fir .79 Sun Mark COTTON SWABS- -90 swabs .49 MERTHIOLATE (Tincture) lOL 2 for .49 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fab-rizl- attack aircraft carrier USS 1.69 ROSEMARY HAIR SPRAY -1box (180 tips) 49C each 2 fer .77 Reg. per Delbert Fabrizio, Mr. and Hancock. She Is the most re2 fir 129 Sun Mirk BABY PANTS 4 in Pkg. .57 ol eerosol Mrs. Lloyd Roberts, Mr. and cent addition to the carrier 120 ROSEMARY SHAMPOO with St. Regie HEATING PAD-- UL ApMrs. Fay Lcfler and Roy LnncJ-don- strike force of the Seventh MEN'S TOILETRIES EGG 2 for 120 Pint 2.99 proved. Reg. 4.95 DUST Fleet. 2.00 ROSEMARY SPRAY-OSafety Grip FEVER THERMOMETER 0L 2 fir 1.00 1.00 AFTER SHAVE LOTION-- 3.9 ING POWDE- R-6 Since her arrival in the South 125 OL .89 Al Roberts and a friend Oral. Rectal. Baby Reg. 1.59 value 8 OL 1 .00 CREAM HAIR TONIC .73 25 .79 ROSEMARY TALC- -10 oz. can from Salt Lake visited Thurs- China Sen. Hancock has been Dancing Mileage HOSIERY Reg. .89 SUPER FOAM SHAVE -R- eg. ex- day at the home of Mr. and launching almost daily air .83 SOOTHE SKIN LOTIO- N-8 oz. 2 fir 23 2 prs. 129 1.00 per pur .. 614 ol'. 2 fer .89 or Menthol strikes against Viet Cong post Mrs. Lloyd Roberts, Dorothy Bertola spent the tinns in South Vietnam. LIMITED TIME OffVt RAND MCNALLY Tills is the H:uicock second day with Mrs. Veda Curry and area. cruise She in combat the f Rhoades World Doll Figurines of the Myrtle Friday. VACATION ATLAS and GUIDE Mrs. Vida Curry and Viv-In- n took part in the first strikes . 1,200 VKitlen ipeta Molded In du'ebie Hyeene, 2 (f and Norma Curry went to launched against the Viet Cong minutuia doll In crwiin tell, rich netivn FAMILY for medical record book Roosevelt Thursdav where they last Feb. 8. in retaliation coitwre. In. Ml authentic Fer Medical Hnlenr, visited Mrs. LaRae Wickens the Viet Cong's bombing of on (siMtivoy, liith, ltd, yellow, imu First Aid, Income Tex fciut, I'dtn. American military barracks at and family. Mr. and Mrs. Pe11crt Mace Plolkti. for Tin Choke ... and son, Mrs. Ila Ivie of Salt 2 GREAT BOOKS Both 9(1 US FOR Lake spent Snturdsy, and Sun lar Oe remap I II ( roe only .COUPON AND DITAILS dnv visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. of Salt Lake were 92.50 Value visiting in ON OlM'lAV IN (HIM MOW Defa. Ilnnna one day this week. Danny Fabrizio ami Carsle KOOSEVF.I.T ritONE 170 Snodgrass of Salt Lake spent the weekend at the home of Ideal Bookkeeping Hooks lot Mr. and Mrs. Art Fubrlzio every purpose available at thr Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pilling Standard Offlra Roosevelt. Primary girls Expanding Files File Boxes have daddy date er MOHTWEL Body and Fender Work T & C Stitchers have meeting O Radiator Repair R.J.H.S. ROUNDUP -- Take your car to Frandsens where QUALITY is our goal! Prong Fasteners Magic Markers FRANDSEIi BODY SHOP SHAMPOO ... p, HANNA gr.-10- g t 1 2 r Poster Paper FERTILIZE Local man on carrier I 14c So. China sea while you can q get on the land! ,, o, 4 o, Utilize our facilities that are available to serve you. Buy in bulk lots and have our expertly trained personnel apply the act quantities of fertilizer to your fields now. Your fertilizer dollar is more valuable to you right now than it will ever be! 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