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Show II Uintah Basin Standard Thunk, Feb. 54, 1986 s Iage 6 Mothers Club has party DUCHESNE AREA NEWS Melvin B. White The Duchesne Mothers' club members entertained their hus bands and gueotii at a VaJon tines Day party Saturday night at the Frostop dining room More than 50 members, their husbands and guests attended. Mrs. Dona R. Hansen, as program chairman, announced the program and the initiation of new members, which included Mrs. Norma Hadden, Mrs. Horocka, Mrs. Patti e Burdick and Mrs. Karen Cleave, Melvin B. White, 47. has been nominated as iThe Farmer of the Year" for the Uintah Basin Soil Conserva-itio- n District. He was chosen from a list of nominees from this district, which covers 5,423,100 acres in Duchesne, Uintah counties and part of Wasatch and Grand counties. , Na-Dea- ne MR. WHITE will compete with the nominees from other districts of the state for the Utah Farmer of the Year" award at the annual convention of the Soil Conservation Districts Association in Salt Lake City In December. Ly- Hamilton Frostop dining room man, Mrs. Bench and Vinda were Supt. T. H. and Airs. Bell, Merkley. Supt. Thomas J. and Airs. Abplanalp, board president. Hollis Rob Allred, a freshman stu- G. and Airs. Hullinger; Air. and dent at the University of Utah, Airs. Nathan D. Allen, Air. and and a son of Airs. Dorothea Airs. Ray Oman, B. A. Jacoby, Morton of Salt Lake City, was Marion A. Harison. Air. and a weekend guest at the home Mrs. Raynold B. Hansen, Air. of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Day. and Airs. Clifton C. Alickdson, Robert Day, a freshman student Mrs. Cecil Baker, Logan, and at the Utah Trade Technical Mr. and Airs. W. Rowe Smith. school, Provo, was home to visit with his cousin. Airs. Sylvia Alecham is reThe Duchesne County Board ceiving medical treatment in of Education was host to a the Salt Lake area. Her daughdinner for the officials and ter, Airs. Gladys Ivie. and famtheir wives who participated ily members were at the Alin the dedicatory service for echam home over the weekend, the new schools at Duchesne and Airs. Mecham returned to last Thursday. Those who join- th Salt Lake City area with ed the dinner party at the them. the party games were Mrs. 66 farmer award given to Mr. and Airs. Elmer R. Moon have returned from a five-da- y trip to California. While in the coastal state, they were guests of their son, Jerry Moon, and family at Patterson, where Jerry serves as assistant manager of the First Western Bank and Trust Co. The Duchesne visitors and their son and his wife, Kay, visited the Oakland temple of the LDS church. Duchesne Postmaster Don A. Mayhew attended a sectional conference for postmasters in Salt Lake City Wednesday. The conference was held at the federal annex. Mr. Mayhew states that the group took a tour of the Salt Lake post office after the conference. The initiation stunt for Mrs. Hadden, Mrs. Horrocks and Mrs. Burdick was to play characters in a "mclenlramor play. Mrs. Erma Mayhew, club president, read the script for the Melvin has been a farmer-ranchAirs. Erma Afayhew, drama, and Mrs. Hansen filled presiall his life. His farm-ranc- h dent of the Duchesne Alothers' in as the character role to be operation takes In 2,500 club, which conducted the an played by Mrs. Faye Davis, the other new club member. Mrs. acres, a few miles northwest nual Marc h of Dimes campaign played piano solos as her initof Duchesne, up the Duchesne in Duchesne and Strawberry iation assignment. River." He runs an average of area this year, reports that the 250 head of beef cattle, and total contributions amounted to Other program numbers were raises the feed for this herd. S149.22. All but the 517.42 the vocal solos by Mrs. Helen Afork-le- y Marion A. Harrison, B. A. Jacoby, Ray Oman He says he markets only beef. children and teachers remitted, and Miss Carol Moss. A GETS PLAQl'K This plaque wan present id was given to the marching anil Nathan Allen. A similar plaque was preto (aixidur.in, priiiriiiul, left, during male quartet comprised of El MR. WHITE and Ills wife, mothers," for the Alarch of Dnrheitne to in sented Keith J. of the Rogers, program Thursday, dedicatory principal den R. Wllckcn, Nelli C. JenLola, have a son, Alan, in In- Dimes fund. The money was for Duchesne High School, where a new gymnaOthers in the photo are Hollis G. Hullinger, sen, Arthur L. Taylor and Den' diana, filling a mission for the warded to Mrs. Leona Riding. was T. Thomas sium II. licll, J. Ahplunulp, l)r, built and remodeling done. nis Freeman presented two Supt. Church of Jesus Christ of Roosevelt, Duchesne county numbers. Latter-da- y who Is the March of Dimes chairman. Saints,, Two numbers burlesque" in the Great district leader, were performed by the husLakes Mission; a daughter, Mrs. Sarah Rasmussen has bands. In the line-u- p were Carl Sherry, who is a freshman stu- returned from a weeks visit Wilkerson, Ed Kielbasa, Don dent at the Utah State Univer- with her sister, Mrs. Tom RobMayhew, Milton Poulson, Dean sity and who is the reigning erts in Tooele. While there, she Young and Leo Foy. Mi's. Gayle Miss Duchesne County; a son, visited Air. and Mrs. Joe W. was the choreographer Young room at Ss Dale Goodman for the ele-The who Is range manager Larry, Bromley, who are both in a for tills chorus line. for the Bureau of Land Manage- rest the Duchesne elementary school mentory school, and to Princihome there. She reports well-fillment In South Dakota; Penny, Mr. with persons pal J. Keith Rogers for the Arthur L. Taylor, as emcee, wan is quite ill. The Bromley Duchesne High School student, J. W. came to the open house high school. Both principals capably entertained the group. who Bromleys lived In DuchAnn who attends the added and for their remarks. and Marie, dedicatory program A newspaper hat contest was esne during the middle 1910's. The Duchesne high school school won by Mrs. Jessie Peatross, Duchesne elementary was wrestling team competed in kindergarten at the Duchesne Mrs. Rasmussens son, Bemell The prayer dedicatory Mrs. Gayle Young, Dennis Free- end the Duchesne high school offered by Edwin L. Murphey, the regional match at the East Elementary School De Spain, drove from Pleasant gymnasium February 17. man and John Burdick. Grove to furnish transportawho had served as a member Carbon high school at Sunny-sid- e ui min tion for his mother. ni MT' A variety of group games Hollis G. Hullinger, president of the county board of educaand Saturday. Friday were also played. Some of the wreslcm placed in of the Duchesne county board tion for many yean. the second night competition. Special guests for the even- of education, gave the welcome Lynette Peatross, 11, Is Following the program, re- The school felt it was well repfrom the wound of a ing were Mr. and Mrs. Clarin address. Flags were presented, freshments covering of punch and cook- resented in the meet Ashby, Roosevelt, and Air. and and a large group of elemen- ies dog bite and has returned to by these served. were Also a gym- wrestlers, since this is their Mrs. Milton Poulson, Duchesne. tary pupils sang an original the fifth grade class at the The program was arranged number they had composed for nastic demonstration was given first year of competition, and chesne elementary school. Lyn-ett- e, the new high school gym, they started the wrestling proa daughter of Air. and Mrs. by the program committee, Mrs. this special occasion. E. Allen in William R. Peatross, Duchesne, Hansen, chairman, Mrs. Goldie Bates, music teacher, conduct- under the direction of Robert gram three months ago. G. Wilckcn and Mrs. Connie ed the chorus in singing the Leake, director cf health and suffered the dog bite when she education, Utah State Robbins. The eighth grade assembly went to pet a neighbors dog praises of their new school. physical of Public Instruc- program was presented and her new puppies. A RooseCarol Ann Moss played piano Department Friday tion. Participants were stu- with class presivelt physician closed the wound Randy Brady, accompaniment dents from Brigham Young dent, presiding. Mrs. Ilean H. with several stitches in her upThe dedicatory address was University. Poulson served In the capacity per arm. given by Dr. T. H. Bell, supof class advisor. The assembly erintendent of the Utah State Mrs. Emma C. Wimmer hosprogram was based on choosInstrucPublic of Department MLss an afternoon party last new tessed Frankenstein. a ing tion. Responses were given by Contestants worked for this Thursday at the home of her Mrs. Cecil Baker, Logan, a honor by wearing unusual daughter, Mrs. Phyllis W. Day. member of the state school costumes and guests were Airs. Grace Party extraordinary Rowe W. boards association; Gloria Airs. Vinda Merkley, White routines. talent Bench, Smith, architect for the buildAirs. Carrie Hatch, Airs. Ruby won the contest. ing. Alelvln B. White . . . Uintah Stephenson, Mrs. Laura Lyman, Mrs. Baker paid tribute to conGo vetA to Stats" Basin Farmer of the Year. Airs. Elizabeth Thomas, Mrs. poster B. A. Jacoby, Duchesne, a Anna Case. Prize winners for eran member of the Duchesne The Duchesne High School test is being conducted at DHS. be to will A Re$10 matmen in and the prize board given education, of participated county Rally Wilkerson a member of the state school gion Six wrestling meet held the class that makes the best boards association, for his role at Enst Carbon High School at quality and the biggest quanA VIEW FROM THE FRONT OFFICE in getting schools built in the Sunnyaide. Eight teams regis- tity of posters. These will be tered for the meet, including posted to honor the basketball district chorus from Altamont. Duchesne, Uintah, Eagles who are making plans An This weekend is the Itali the Duchesne high school pre- Union, Grand, East Carbon, San to go to the state tournament next month. State convention of the Future sented a number, accompanied Juan and Monticello. Homemakers of America. Sal- by Louise Moon. Trumpeters Van Young, a sophomore, finDHS students participated in ly Wilkerson. president of the were Gary Foy and Lee Moon ished 95-l- b in class; the division forensic meet at FHA chapter at Duchesne, and Other speakers were Robert Kent third a the lost Young, sophomore, Altamont high school Febthe Turner, representing the Tur- two matches Dorothy Lewis, chapter 103-lin the class; 23, in three sections will attend the meet- ner Construction Company, and Keith Ivle, sophomore, lost the ruary J. Thomas Abplanalp, Miss is that extemporaneous speakIt oratory, expected ing. Supt 112-ltwo in matches the 60 --lb. bronze first and Lewis will be a candidate for who presented debate. ing eliminated from Schools competing were Dustate FHA historian for I960, building placques to Principal class, and was competition; Joe Preslar, junior, chesne, Union, Uintah. Tab-iolost the first two In the 123-lsnd Altamont. rlnsa and was eliminated; Gary Miss Patricia Robbins is the Workman, sophomore, won one DHS Instructor who match, then was eliminated in advisedfaculty the students in preparthe 133-l- b class; David Moat, for the forensic meet Junior, won two matches, and ingDebaters were Denice Brown. lost two, but this merited him Marsha Linda the right of wrestling the sec- Stansfield, Fitzwater, Darrell Hadden. comHe match. of ond day the Farnsworth Kenneth and class. peted in the 138-lLouise Moon. Ex-tcspeakers are Mike Teriy Lance, sophomore, 145 lbs., lost two and won two, for Bleazard. Eddie Brown, Clinthe same experience. Dennis ton Moon. Maureen Moon. Stan Joe Preslar, Brent Ivle, junior, 154 lbs., won one Young, Chevrolet-Buic- k ! G and lost two matches; Vernon Nielsen. Orators are Claudia Baum, 180 lbs., sophomore, won Davies, Shauna Freeman, Dortwo and lost two; Scott Cowan, othy Lewis, Adele Lewis, Julie heavyweight, senior, won one Atarctt, Melanie Meriwether, of his matches, but lost two. Judy Turner and Carolyn er Many patrons attend dedication of Duchesne schools Thursday multi-purpo- 10 COOP. EBB 0333 n se DURING FEBRUARY ! qaarerno ed J! . OFF ON ALL CHECK THESE BIG VALUES O O ! Bicycles at cost (a real buy) Rotary Tiller, 4 H.P. at a top bargain price. See it today! Dont forget that your has top quality Tires and Accessories, and expert Lubrication service. You can also have your car and truck inspected at Co-o- p ... DHS wrestlers Farmers participate in region 6 meet FIIONE 170 Service cck)p: ROOSEVELT Sally Wilkerson to attend confab vice-preside- b. b. ns b. FOR GOOD, CLEAN Used Cars b. AND TRUCKS See Are you paying someone else's overhead? m & L 1962 Chev. Impala (2) O 1962 Ford Galaxie 500 O 1964 Ford Custom, O 2-d- WE FEATURE r. 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