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Show Thur., Feb, Mltorfal Fife 21, 1966 Page FORT DUCHESNE NEWS BASIN STANDARD UINTAH A conMlidatloa of the RomtevisU Standard . and Uintah Banin Krronl NATIONAL by NEWSPAPEk Thomas Appah at BYU Friday Entered at Roonnvrlt, Utah, aa Second Claaa Matter under the Art of March 8, 1879 Tribal Business Committeeman Thomas Appah, attended PUBLISHED THURSDAY AT ROOSEVELT, UTAH - 1. O. BOX 188 - 84006 a meeting at BYU Friday to Iald In Advance discuss educational opportuniTwo Yearn, 67.00 Subscription Ratci; One Year, $4.00 ties for Indian students and to EDITOR AND PUBLISHER make arrangements for tribal CLARIX D. ASIIBY, Uooeevelt, 181 ASSISTANT EDITOR participation in the education FATE JENSEN conference to be held in Tempe. ASSOCIATE EDITOR GOLDIE WILCKEN, Duchesne, 711 Ariz, this weekend. Paul Felt, - Roosevelt Area Altamont Area Arcadia Ballard Bluebell loka Hnna Montwel ... to heart attack, the number one killer of all time. Yet let no one assume that victory is close at hand. Heart and blood vessel disease, at all ages, is responsible for about 54 percent of all deaths in the United States. Those who read this papers obituaries will note continuing references to the death toll taken by cardiovascular diseases in this area. Your Heart Association has won the confidence, respect and gratitude not only of the medical profession but of the public at large. It has channeled more than 110 million heart fund dollars into research research that is now paying off. Its work in the field of education and community service is bringing the benefits of new knowledge to every citizen. So be generous. Give so more will live. In the opinion of this newspaperformance per, the ard of the Heart Association in the fight against heart and blood vessel disease has established it as being worthy of our communitys fullest support This fact speaks for itself: Since the onset of massive cardiovascular research in 1950, triggered by the first Heart Fund campaign in 1949, there has been a decline of 15 percent in the cardiovascular death rate for Americans un- der Grace D&lglalzh Zola Spencer Alton Rogers ..... Merl Horrocks Reta Lott Florence Turn bow Lama McKee Norma Robb Verna Hoopes director of Indian affairs at the university, will attend this i j i and Your Future Health! Heart Sunday 15-ye- - rec- ar 65. The improved mortality pic- ture grows chiefly out of a dramatic reduction in the toll due to hypertensive heart disease, and to stroke. It is an overall improvement. It has taken place despite a worsening of the death rate due Dear Editor: We look forward to receiving the Uintah Basin Standard. It ia a fine way to get a birds eye -- view, aa in the community. So I was surprised at the fine issue which came out the week that the editor was out of town and hope that he continues to tell us of his troubles. The near loss of a workers hand is not litUe to anyone, least of all the man himself. I suggest that the young lady in Texas be Invited to write a colmun about her sendee for her country at Lackland A.F.B. and what attracted her to enlist There are many young people and others still young of heart whose interest would be stirred. In fact it may attract more readers than the Bench Farmers pony story. Very truly, D. L. Snyder, S1500 kicks off hospital fund campaign Last week an announcement was made that a drive was being planned to seek necessary funds to update the hospital facilities at the Roosevelt hospital. No sooner had the announcement been made, when two groups in the community decided to take action and see that the ball got rolling on the drive. The two ladies clubs, Culture and Socialette, handed checks to the finance committee for funds totaling $1,500. Our congratulations go to the two clubs. This is a tremendous kick-of- f to the hospital fund. Have they done their part? Not according to the officers of these determined ladies groups. They say MIITEItOCKS by Verna Hoopes ' Cub Scouts hold banquet Feb. 12 A Cub Scout banquet was held at the ward chapel Feb. 12. A large group of Cube and their parents were In attendance. The boys had a good time racing their oars. Kendell Arrowchis was operated on for appendicitis at the Roosevelt hospital February 18. He was able to come home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Petro Fora- kis and family and Mr. and Mrs. Dee Christensen of Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Max North of Heber were in White- - it were, of the joys and sorrows, plana and problems of many people in thia great Basin. I'm sure most people are aware that every business has problems in coming near to the success which the owner must have to continue in his place Myton, Utah conference on behalf of the tribe. Annette Parrietle and Susan Denver were hostesses to a Valentine party for a group of teenagers at the American Legion hall last Friday evening. TTie hall was decorated in a Valentine theme. Games, dancing and refreshments were enjoyed by the young folk. Mrs. Jenny Miller, her son Malcolm, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson, motored to Salt Lake Thursday and returned the same day. Mrs. Miller went to make application for employment and to tend to other business. New employees at the Tribal office are Viola Bush Gray Eyes and Marvella Cuch. Mrs. Gray Eyes is a clerk in the department, and accounting Mias Cuch is working under the Neighborhood Youth Corp program and is assigned to the administration department. Frank Arrowchis spent two days in Phoenix last week meeting with the Arizona state fish and game board on the possibility of transplanting a number of wild turkeys from San Carlos, Ariz., to the Uintah and Ouray reservation. Mr. Arowchis reports that the first herd of elk recently planted in the Hill Creek area of the reservation has joined the native herd and the second herd is scattering out more Both herds are adjusting rapidly and there have been no losses. Mrs. Alfred Parriette returned Tuesday from Poplar, Mont., after spending a few days with her mother, who recently suffered a stroke. Visiting basketball teams participating in the tournament this week, will be housed and fed in the community building. The responsibility of cooking for this group will be a team of cooks headed by Winifred Pinnecoose and assisted by Frances Secakuku, Flora Cuch and Rosella Cone tah. All-Indi- an A newly organized womens club under the presidency of they plan to make this initial donation only a start in the project. Various means will be employed to help add additional cash to the program. With support like this for a fund raising venture, which actually isnt officially underway yet, until plans are formulated at a meeting next Monday, it would appear that the success of the venture is assured. It vice-preside- nt Blntzard . . Barry Thompson, Mary Miwt rhyllis Racy . . . senior Miss Sandra Junior oratorical winner. Beth Schwartz, Malcolm Mil- winner at oratorical meet. ler and Roger Degler were among the young folk who attended the winter sports outing at the Flaming Gorge Lodge Saturday. This outing was under the sponsorship of the Uintah Basin Shrine of Vernal. They reported plenty of fun, food and an enjoyable day in the snow. - Homey Secakuku has been Wilh few exceptions, it is not true that selected to coach the Ute Tribe one gets the less sleep needed. Older older will team the which basketball tourlieople usually need more sleep to help limit compete in the nament being held on the restension, fatigue, dizziness, and headaches which senior citizens often get because they may sleep ervation this week. Elliot Red-le- y less than seven hours each night. was selected coach for the alternate tribal team. Onee in a while a mild home remedy for Elmer Denver, Jr., has sleeping ran Ik helpful. But, If getting to sleep been hospitalized again after is a constantly recurring problem, you should consult your physician. We have many prebeing home overnight from an appendectomy. scription medicines he may prescrilie to better solve your problem. YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a medicine. Pick up your prescription if shopping nearby. A great many people entrust us with tlieir prescriptions. May we compound It has been reported that Mr. yours? and Mrs. Clyde Coon of West Jordan have purchased 40 acres of land just east of Todd school DRUG where they Intend to build a motel. The motel will be called Roosevelt, Utah Phone 2S1 Lake View. They will also have facilities for camper parking. PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS They plan to begin construction this summer. Mr. and Mrs Coon have recently returned from an LDS building mission to Scotland. Proper Sleep Is Always Important Motel planned near Todd school i$ fUt For Saviags That Count! Kraft Dinner LaLani Drink Fruit Cocktail Preserves Busy Baker Fig Bars Vanilla or Whole Wheat Look How You Save 6 99. 7-o-x. Macaroni & Cheese Look How You Save pkga 1 1 59 SAFEWAY is MYkind ofstore ! 46t Feih'val Brand Pure Fruit Strawberry Preserve Anacin Pain Reliever jar OfM dBat9i' DonT ffim Kraft Velveeta 2 Margarine In QimHwi Skylark Bread 4 83 phfi. ' 19 Ice Cream ioot. Botti Lucerne 85-- haft Assorted Flavor Apples gallon MU Up A Bag Of Thmstl Whole Crabs Wothingien Etra Fancy Red Delkiou Critp Wineiap or large Red Rome nsenaftsff MODERN Rx Count On Safeway social groups can follow suit with similar monetary contributions to the fund, as well as their support in pushing the enlargement program to an early completion. is I'fll is hoped that other civic and rocks Feb. 11 to attend the at the school were the players. The MIA sponsored a Valwedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. Owen (Howard. Mra. J. entine record hop at the chapel j O. Hoopes returned with the Tuesday night Light refresh- -' Forakls to attend the wedding menta were served at the close and to remain in Whlterocks of the dance. --A after spending the post few large number of the resmonths in Salt Lake and Dug-wa- y idents attended the tournament held at West Wednesday and with her daughters. Mrs. Wilma Robb returned Thursday last week. The fourth, fifth and sixth to her home Feb. 12 after reat Whlterocks school grades in treatment medical ceiving Salt Lake for the past three enjoyed a skating party north weeks. After leaving the hospi- of Neola February 17. A Weetal she hod been staying at the nie roast folowed the skating. Mr. and Mra Marinus home of her son, Ronald Robb. Christensen were in Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Thac- last Mra Chrisker and family were in Heber tensenWednesday. attended a postmasters the past weekend to attend the meeting while there. Ednal 60th wedding anniversary of Simmons acted as postmaster Lowell's parents. while she was away. Several of the parents and children attended the three-ac- t play which was presented at "Tile moet completely read West junior high Monday, Feb. newspaper In the TTIntab 13. Jessie Robb, Lane Thacker Basin Completely n homeand Kendell Rasmussen from town news paper I 84.00 per Wihterocks, along with others year; eu months. Winners named in oratorical meet Mrs. Reed is Dorothy Arrowchis. and Virginia La Rose is secretary and treasurer. They have had several potluck dinner; meetings. Their program includes a first aid course by Leonard Ferguson, Civil Defense by Indian public health nurse, Mrs. Bond, and plans for making quilts for each member of the club. Regular meeting dates are Wednesday of each week. The club welcomes new members. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Evans returned Sunday from a week-lon- g trip to Phoenix. Mr. Evans went on official business and Mrs. Evans and son David visited relatives. The other children stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ValVerde and attended school. Assisting Fairictte Vloli-- t attends meet CORRESPONDENTS : Mrs. Merle Ross Myton JJeols ... Mrs. Rosolee Jessen Randlett Ha Horrocks Lapolnt .. ... Mary Arnold Strawberry Tablona Garda Seeley ... Trldell Louise Jorgensen Utahn Tracy Roberts Whlterocks Nola Nelson Marietta Reed, is the Fort Duchesne Indian Women's club. 2 Fully Cooked Dungeness (While Supplies Lastl lb. 7:00 PM hurs. Feb. 24 1 0:30 PM HARVEY, James Stewart hurs.Feb.24 ri. HEU AND HIGH WATER, Richard Widmark Feb. 25 1:00PM-tat- . OPERATION Feb. 26 5:00 Feb. 26 11 :30 PM-il- l PETTICOAT, Cameron Mitchell (COLOR) Cary Grant, Tony Curtis & Joan 0 Bnen (COLOR) FIEND WITHOUT A FACE, Marshall Thompson . AUNTIE MAME, Rosalind Russell 2710:50 PM-Non- . RIVER OF NO RETURN, Robert Mitchum Feb. 28 0:30 PM-Hon- . AGAINST AU FLA0S, Feb. 281 1:30PM & & Marilyn Monroe(COLOR) fues. Mar. 1 11:30PM1 BROKEN LANCE, Ned. Mar. 2 10:30PM Webb & Dorothy McGuire(C) Richard Widmark, Spencer Tracy THE HUNTERS, Robert Mitchum, Crisp Celery & SiSl 2 Critp Crunchy Foical U.S. No. I large Stalk 25' Jean Peters (COLOR) Elli Delkiou, Slock Your Pantry and Save him lltoshm ttwidey, 4 - 19' 3 - $1 J Thkk & Meaty Beef Simmer or Brail U.S.D.A. Choke Beef And If Safeway Trimmed 1 Friday and laterdey Richard Egan & Mai Britt (COLOR) MountainAmerica.s JSumbe $GB ftVflHffra jCmranlem ittmml Jimyf wadtj O corvnoMt tree imiwat iioau iNCOroAtto Ground Several lime Daily Blade or Seven Bane C3(ll E Ground Beef Chuck Roast Short Ribs Rib Roast Chunk Bologna U.S.D.A. Choke Beef , Sunlist lemons Chili With Beans Errol Flynn & Maureen O'Hara (COLOR) THREE COINS IN THE FOUNTAIN, Clifton Potatoes Golden Carrots Forrest Tucker PM-km- Feb. & Famous Idaho Ruiel Economical U.S. No. 2 " Boneless Roast Boneless Steaks . 79 .98 By The Piece Not The Prke Jimn'l Witt fktm f Wee' Halibut To Bake Bar-- S Sausage ? 59 49 |