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Show the Dellis Spencers. NEOLA tiy Zulu Spencer riding club meets makes summer plans 4-- H Neola 4H riding' club met at the home of Mr. Ray Jensen, with lira. Elvin Bastian as Thursday, March 24. There were 42 members and parents present. The 1966 books were handed out by Mrs. McNeil Duncan, and Mrs. Lynn Gardner modeled the new club shirt, which is green and white plaid. The shirts are here and members wishing to pick them up may contact Mrs. Bastion, Marlene Taylor of Montwell was welcomed as a new member. Club members were urged to get their horses in shape for the stock show in Altamont, set for the first part of May. On Thursday, April 14 at 7:30 p.m., there will be a film shown at the Neola gym on horses. All members and parents should be present and the public is invited. Young folks participating in the St. Helens fashion show last week were Everett James Daniels, Julie and Joelie Yack, and Louise Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. Devere Spencer of Bountiful spent time Sunday at the home of his sister and his brothers, the Ivan Baa ti ana, and the Dellis Spen- cers. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Peterson went to Heber Saturday where they picked up her mother, Mrs. Rose Levi, who is from Sevier county. She will spend two months with the Petersons. College students home over the weekend to spend time with their parents, were Mavie Dye, with the Deloss Dyes, Kelly Crosier with the Charles Crosiers, and Marden Spencer with VisiLng the weekend with the Paul Whiting family were Mr. and Mis. Albert Oollotzi and two boys of Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Vaun Whiting and children of Vernal, Mrs. Reed Durfee and a sister Reva Red-do- n of Altamont, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Durfee of Colorado, and a daughter, Michelle, who was blessed Sunday April 3 by her grandfather, Paul Whiting. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Olsen and son Meldrin went to Pocatello, Ida., and enjoyed a family Saturday and Sunday. Their son, Mr. and Mrs. Warden Olsen of Boise, a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Harrison of Bountiful, a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dye. and a son Ardell, of Salt Lake, all joined them. The daughters of Utah Pioneers will hold their monthly meeting at the chapel Wednesday, April 13. Dellis Spencer was in Salt Lake Tuesday March 29 where he had a growth removed from his eye. Wednesday, Mrs. Sheldon Spencer and two children of Kearns drove Dellis home, returning home by bus Thursday. Sunday evening Mrs. Howard Powell, a daughter and Patricia of Vernal, drove Mr. and Mrs. Spencer to Kearns where they spent time with sona Sheldon and family and Rawlin and family of Magna. While there they got acquainted with Mr. Watene of New Zealand, who is touring the United States for three months of Orlo and is the father-in-la- w Spencer. Mr. Watene attended sessions in the Salt Lake temple and after attending general conference will go to Lawrence. Kan., to visit his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Spen cer, and to Dakota to visit a stepson, who is on a mission, Monday Dellis had a checkup with the eye specialist, and the Spencers and Powells visited Mr. and Mrs. La veil Hor-rocer ks in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Malnar went to Salt Lake Thursday and spent a few days taking care of business. Cherryl Goodrich, a daughter, and her tiny son returned home with them to spend a week helping her mother get moved into town. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Hor- rocks spent a few days in Salt Lake where he had a checkup. ALTAMONT liy Kosulce Jensen Tonga visitors are former area residents Rondo Harmon and son, Ronnie. of Tonga, were weekend visitors in Altamont. The Harmon were former residents, and he was principal of Altamont high school. At the present, Mr. Harmon is coordinator of the church schools on the islands. Loa anil Waldo Hansen were visitors in Salt Lake City during the week. They were consulting a doctor. Kent Maxfield was a weekend visitor at the Lester Max-field- Easter. Judy and Dixson Reisbeck of Salt Lake were weekend visitors of the Dewey Jessen. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Safely and three children of Price were Sunday and Monday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Brotherson. Mrs. Sofley nd Mrs. Brotherson are sisters. Other guests of the Brotherson were Myra and Tonia Batty, Corine and Leslie Cook, Vernal. They FOR AUTO INSPECTION! We have all Window Glass and Windshields for all makes of Cars and Trucks! WE ARE APPROVED INSTALLERS AXI REPAIR SHOP FOR ALL INSURANCE COMPANIES . . . WE LL HELP YOU WITH ALL VOI R CI.AIMK! BODY SHOP ROOSEVEL1 BUY THE . Mr. and Mrs. Billy Dye and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dye of Durango, spent several days with the Freeman Dyes. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Dye will go to Idaho to spend time with her parents, and the Norman Dyes will return to Durango for a month and then move to Neola. Mr. and Mrs. Fairon Smith and five children of San Diego, spent two days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Whiting. They will attend general conference and visit in Riverton with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hancock, and in Salt Lake with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Perry, a sister. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hor- rocks went to New Mexico and enjoyed a vacation. Miss Gaye Cloward of Provo spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Cloward. . . 0pn Way O Gas and Oil Supplies O Tires and Batteries Co-o- p O Fencing Supplies O Bulk AN- Fertilizer full line of Garden Needs WE NOW HANDLE: GILERA MOTOR BIKES (98 re to 300 re) EASY TERMS FINANCING AVAIIABLE UINTAH FARMERS 1IIONE 170 CO-O- ROOSEVELT MONTWEL by Kola Nelson Home destroyed in Neola fire struck Thursday Tragedy night when the home of Cheri La-Ro- Adult type class now at Altamont Ten adult students are signed up in the business oduention elass at Altamont. Karl Wood, business teacher at Altamont high school, is the instructor for this adult cdueation class. The class, held Monday evenings, is for instruction in beginning typewriting. It is sponsored partially bv vocational education funds from the Utah State tvpartnient of Ihihlic Instruction supplemented by the tuition fees of the students. William E. vocational suiervisnr for the Duchesne County School District, reports the elass will include 40 hours of basic practice. The supervisor states some of these students are taking this course to help them in doing community and church jobs, and for keeping family records. He says other communities are welcome to stnrt classes on this basis. Ten students are required to start a elass in most subjects. and Dale Womack was completely destroyed by fire. Erie and JoAnn Nelson were spending the night at his parents' the Max Nelsons. They have been living in the Womack home for the past eight months. All their personal and household belongings were lost. The cause of the fire is undetermined at this time. Mrs. RaNae Miller and Mia. Orienne Wilson motored to Salt Lake Monday. Mrs. Maureen Bcllon returned home with them. J. V. Freston suffered a broken nose and several stitches in his face when a steer he was loading kicked out, causing a steel bar on the tail gate Leatham of Logan, and Opal to strike Mr. Freston in the Massey. face. Peggy and Allen Collins Mrs. Edna Wills was a and daughter Kim of Orange. winner of 3100 in a promotion Calif., and Donna DoDaro of Lamarida. Calif., arrived at the by a local store. Mrs. Laura Thompson has Carrie Wills home to visit until been staying with her son, Kay after Easter. On the weekend other family members came to and family. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Alex- visit their mother, Pat and ander of Sandy visited at the Keith Todd and two children Howard Crapo home over the of Salt Lake, Marilyn and Dallas Merrill and four children. weekend. All members of Roosevelt Mr. and Mrs. Reid Bench and family went to Salt Lake Second ward are Invited to atMonday. Their son, Devere, un- tend an Easter cantata, to be derwent surgery Tuesday. He presented Sunday evening at came through the operation 7 p.m. The ward choir will prefine and the family expects him sent the cantata, and numbers will be presented from the junto come home soon. Two new grandchildren for ior and senior Sunday School. nine-Sherrie Workman, the Reed Andertons were reand Mr. of year-ol- d A week. daughter this boy past ported was bom to their daughter, Jo- Mrs. Wane Workman, had the Ann and Wayne Bowden (their misfortune of breaking her arm first child) March 31. He Sunday when she fell while weighed 9 lbs. 1 os., and will playing. be named Gregory Wayne. The other grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bowden of Vernal. On April 2, a girl was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Kent Anderton in Vernal. She weighed 5 lbs. 8 os. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gail Loranger. She has a sister and brother. Charlette Tomlinson returned Sunday from Salt Lake where she had been taking care of Mrs. Sharon Dustin's children while Sharon was In the hospital. She is now recuperating at her mothers' home in Sait Lake. Charlette went back to work Monday. Mrs. Henry Loranger is a patient in the Roosevelt hospital, having had major surgery Tuesday. She is doing as well as can be expected. Mrs. Max Nelson was hostess at two separate quilting bees the past week. Ladies helping with the stitching were Marie Miller, Thelma Anderton. Margaret Loranger, and JoAnn Nelson. Luncheon was served. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Freston motored to Kaysville WednesYes. day to spend some time with a son, Randy, and family. They also visited in Logan and Ogwhy den with friends. with Mrs. Hazel Anderton enjoyed a weekend visit from sons drive Tom of BYU and Sam and family of Colorado Springs. Beaver. Other recent visitors were a Sacsister Gertrude Myosh of ramento, Calif., and a brother. Morris Page of F&irvicw, Calif. Mrs. Sam Anderton and children spent some time with her parents the Arthur Browns. The Orlo Blanchard farm has new owners. Mr. and Mrs L. W. Cox of Alaska purchased it from Mrs. Ed Llkcr. who has ben residing in Colorado since the accidental death of her husband. Orienne Wilson entertained a group of children at a birthday party for her daughter Annette. Ertcnds present were hairlanc: reinvented Vicki Brown. Doreen Fenn. for '661 New style, new Margaret Roberts, Honda Ben-seperformance-- , new Deon Truman, Annette roominess I Frandaen, Amy Larsen. Kathy Labrum, Sheryl McDonald, Barry Milligan, Arlene Ilen-thoLuAnn McClellon and Shauna Rasmawn. The refreshment were served n round an Easter theme. Rout beer floats and cup cakes were enjoyed along with games. Mr. and Mrs. Vcrl Johnson were here over the weekend from American Fork. Dunne and Shorn m Horen. and Mr. and Mrs. Len Horen went to the temple for the first time, for the sealing of their families. Accompanying them were Oral and Devon Fenn. Art nnd Stella Boren, Civil Horen nnd daughter Quemi Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Snmtn, Robbins of Meeker, Colo. Mr. nnd Mrs. Soul Horen of Crowfoot, Colo., Mae Mower of Salt Lake, Lyn Miller, Ethel Fronton. Bishop nnd Mrs. Don Dennis, Jess Richens, Mrs. Jonn Ix-wl- TIiiin., April hears reports; makes decisions n eral of Mrs. Carlo tta Moffitt. and he spent Sunday with his son, Chris Brotherson and family. The new baby of Chris was blessed and given a name. The PTA meeting of the Altamont schools was held lust Thursihiy. Officers were elected, including Mrs. Lois LuRose, president; Mrs. Delaine Uintali liasin Standard Duchesne County Commission COUNTY FAIR: The matter of the county fair was discuHsod it mum: length. After much discussion, it was agreed to appropriate $1.21X1 for tlie following: rodeo, parade, ribbons, trophies. judges, mileage, meals, motels, lights, power and equipment. It was derided to get an organization to take over the county fair. ed under the direction of Jiutn-it- a LaRosc. - Weekend guests of the Sherman Swaseys were Richard Swasey and two children of Kaysville. Sam Swasey of Logan, Mrs. Eva Pillsbury and two children of Las Vegas. Mrs. Pillsbury had her infant daughter blessed by her brother, Sam Swasey. She was given the name of Tera Cluirlottc. Limbi and Dean McArthur and Tanny of Hunter were weekend guests of the Glen - Mohlman. Mr. and Mr. I)oni Iorg anil family visited their parents over the weekend. skill-buildi- Longhorn Chaffer FROM ALTAMONT HIGH The Altamont high school Junior Prom was held Friday. April 1, at the school. The theme was "Moon Light and Roses. Mr. Norma Jessen sang the theme and members of the junior class presented a floorshow. Miss Shauna Fisher and Danny Miles were crowned King and Queen of the Prom. City pay county on programs Duchesne City paid $971.80 to Duchesne County for various services or participation in cooperative public program. OF THIS AMOUNT $129.77 d coat of waa for the one-thir- the jail county-cit- y mainten- 7, I960 Page P - It was also agreed to appro-- ! priute Jl.Oni) for the Junior, FFA and wink. $12.r for OIL LEASE: The county commission voted to lease for oil tile Mate fair, $100 to the Junior Livestock Show. drilling to Glen C. Bills of Salt $125 for the State Capitol Booth take City, 485.95 acres on and for fair grounds imwith the understanding provements. This makes a total that if drilling has not been of $3, (Mill for fairs and shows. started within a year, this lease be null and void. The lease was RAY SMITH of the Bureau signed by William J. Ostler, of Indian Affairs reported that commission chairman. Altil-mon- t. Blue-benr- h, the HIA had feared the bench east of Rhiehell and said they would like to rinse the roaii. Tlie rounty coinmission said that should uni lie done. Mr. Smith asked if the county would help install a cattle guard. It was agreed that the Indian Department will furnish a tank, the county will pay for the auto gate at iilxml JlRfi. and they will Jointly install it and the Indian IVpnitmcnt will maintain it. COURTHOUSE FURNACE William Toliefsnn, custodian, reextension ported that a on the courthouse furnace flue would improve the operation greatly. It was decided to inquire about who could do the job. 15-fo- ot JOE MUIR reported that mud holes in the road in Fruitland were pretty had and suggested that the county send up equipment and fill them with gravel and said he would make arrangements for the gravel. Lynn Mitchell, county road supervisor, said he would go to Fruit-lan- d as soon as he can and do some work, but that this mud is common in many parts of the county. nNTAH & LAKE FORK ASSOCIATION: This group of w.'itrrusers representatives met with the county commission and reported there has been a problem with flooding on these two rivers and asked if the county commission would try to get the army engineers to assist in clearing channels. The commission voted to request aid from the U. S. Corps of Army Engineers for this project. Representing the waterusera at the meeting were Willinm H. Cro-zie- r, J. Bruce Hartman, Leo Haueter and Jess Christensen. TIRE SUPPLY: The bid of Basin Implement Company was accepted by the Commission to furnish a tire supply for Duchesne County this year. This firm's bid was to supply premium tires. Four bids were received by the county commission for supplying the county with 74 tires of various sizes. TABIONA'S BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE, consisting of Stella Turnbow, as chairman, and Ralph Smith and Grace Giles, aa members, reported that they were trying to clean up their town and asked if the county would haul some gravel for one of their streets and place it in front of the post office. The county commissioner! said they would be happy to coopera-at- e on the same basis as they had been doing; that is, the town pay the wages of the men and cost of fuel. ance; $202.80 for the 6 percent of the courthouse maintenance; $121.73 for assessing and collecting taxes, and $17.50 for C. C. MICKELSON, mayor of copy work. The other $500.00 waa paid Duchesne City, requested assist to the county for the planning once in oiling and chiping city streets this summer. The county and zoning project. We're Eager Beavers... out to please... in deals, service, everything! were chalking up our best year ever. And that's why we're That's special deals on new 66 Ford cars and trucks. Come in celebrating for a test and meet a real Eager Join the Eager Beavers! Pick up a free lapel pin at your M Dealers L. & L. MOTOR Phone COMPANY Roosevelt, Utah S3 only your Ford dealer sells S cMrunisioncr said they would )mhappy to help when and where they can. n, D- A Fri- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Broth- son went to Castle Dale Wednesday when Mrs. Brotherson will spend some time with her father, Edward Cox, who is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Faus- ett of Helper spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mart Hlslop. C. D. Brotherson went to Salt Lake Saturday to the fun mps thrue TIIONE 183 s. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Reunion and Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Powell were Tuesday and Wednesday visitors in Panguitch and Bryce Canyon. Mrs. Laura Mecham and children of Wyoming were visitors this week of her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Carroll. Dallon Lyons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Flvd Lyons, was in the Roosevelt hospital two days last week. Miss Connie Deane Jessen celebrated her 12th birthday Tuesday. March 29. Fourteen young ladies were there for festivities. Games and prizes were enjoyed. A pink and white Easter theme adorned the table, with a large birthday cake and baskets with jelly bean Easter eggs. A salad plate luncheon was served by Connie's mother, Mrs. Norma Jessen. Mrs. Maurine Stevenson spent a few day's last week in the Roosevelt hospital. This weekend she and her children flew to Hanksville to be with her husband LaMar until after attended the Junior Prom FRANDSEN AREA NEWS Tidwell, They rejilueed Mi. Dolly Lindsay and Mrs. Naomi Fisher. Mrs. IiOla Jones spoke on belialf of the Ameriean Auxiliary and iulroduvU-1hylhs Keay. who gave iier report on girls state. Tom Tew gave liis report on boys stale. A program was also presented, with Emu giving a vocal solo; Cindy Isiu and Dobra Jessen. a dunce, and Greg Todd, piano solo. Refreshments were serv- - A-- l used cars and trucks |
