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Show Uintah Basin Standard Thunk, May 19, 19(16 Page 12 Commission tells of road projects The State Road Commisjrion headed by Henry C. Helland, atate director of highway, met in Roosevelt Friday and heard requests from various groups in the Uintah Basin for consideration of road needs in this ty, hearing the needs of this area. They later met in their regular monthly commission meeting, Friday afternoon. According to the report, only one section of highway is presently under construction in the county, this being the Indian Canyon road. However, programming through the 1968 fiscal year shows six projects to be undertaken in the county. HEADING TIIG llht of these secjobs is the Tabiona-Hann- a tion, 4.9 miles. Another seotion, from Hanna to Stockmore, 3.4 miles, is also planned. A five-mistretch of road in Indian Canyon will be let during the next year to tie into the work now being done. Two sections of US 40 is to be rebuilt, including the road from Deep Creek to Fruitland and Tab-lon- a Junction easterly. A section of U. S. 40 will also be relocated around the proposed Starvation reservoir west of Duchesne. le area. At a meeting of the State Road Commission and the Roosevelt Chamber of Commerce, held last Friday at noon, a report of present road projects, as well as those programmed in the near future, was presented to those present. THIS COMMISSION1 had previously entertained delegations from various parts of the coun Little Leaguers begin play at Duchesne The Little League Baseball season has started in western Duchesne County. The first game was played tills week with four teams in the competition Kohl's Market has a team in the field, Myton City is spon soring a team, The Duchesne Motor Co., is sponsoring its Texaco team again thin year, and Altamont is the other nine. The West Duchesne Baseball Boys Assn, is headed by Bob Gunter, Duchesne, as president; Ronald Robbins vice president; and Mrs. Emitta Robbins reelected secretary. A ball park is being made in a new location at the city park near the southwest turn of the Indian Canyon road. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS May 19 DHS Spring Festival, 7 p. m. Altamont Senior Class reception. Roosevelt Seminary graduation, 8 p. m., stake center. Duchesne 20 May seminary banquet and gradua tion, stake center. Hunt-Jense- n reception, Roosevelt Second ward. May 21 Registered Quarterhorse show, Roosevell rodeo grounds, all day. Duchesne senior class reception, Duchesne stake house. May 20 and 21 3Ds program, Roosevelt Junior high auditorium. mass meetings (see times and 23 Precinct May places elsewhere). Little League parade and game, 5 p. m., Roosevelt. May 24 Graduation rites, Duchesne, Tabiona, Altamont, 8 p. m.: Roosevelt junior high 1:30 p. m. May 25 Graduation rites for Union high school, p. m. Little League baseball gets going Monday The Little League Baseball season will officially open Monday with a parade at 5 p. m. to be followed by two games played by members of the four teams in Roosevelt. A1 Marshall, city recreation director, reported that coaches have been named for the teams and rosters will be announced later. ATTEND MEETING Earl Johnson, district engineer for the State Road Commission, chats with Basin lenders during a Commission meeting held In Roosevelt Saturday. Left to right are Wllmer Murray, Durhesne county commissioner; Robert Howell, Roads COZY THEATRE DUCHESNE, UTAH , THURSDAY - FRIDAY SATURDAY May 19-20- Department, U A O Agency; Elmer Yergen-se- n, Roosevelt Chamber of Commerce president; Ralph Halstead, Duchesne county commissioner, and Blnyne Morrill, Uintah county commissioner. Meeting was attended by heads of the State Road Commission. O Graduates (Continued from page 1) of the Duchesne County Board of Education. THE ENTIRE class will sing the traditional "Farewell Song", just prior to the recessional. After the commencement exercises, the graduates and family members, friends, and the public are Invited to a dance to the music of Art Smith and his orchestra, at the school. THE GRADUATES are Vicki Broadhead, Roger Cowan, Russell Cbwan, Scott Oowan, Kathy Despain, Shauna Freeman, Rodney Harrison, Ralph Hayes, Galen Hooper, Rodger Ivie, Clinton Moon, Louise Moon, Julia Potter, Linda Stansfleld, Dennis Thomas, Sally Wllker-eo- n and William Young. semi-form- HOWiTHEM WEST WAS .WO al O 3Ds Here two-inni-ng (Continued from page 1)" calls for versatility of accompaniment, and the 3 D's work this out on five guitars, a base fiddle, trumpet, conga drum, bongos, piano, and sometimes melophane, harmonicas and fin' ger cymbals. To carry all this to their far flung shows which besides most of the U. S. and Canada, have ranged to Japan, Korea, Guam, and Okinawa, the 3 D's have traveled by jet, cargo plane, helicopter, even tank, but prefer the comforts of a customized camper. TICKETS MAY be obtained from members of the Explorer Post No. 251 or at the door. State semi-fin- al baseball game in Enter Pepsi Colas Roosevelt Friday Union's baseball team will meet Emery High School in a state game at Roosevelt city park at 1 p. m. Friday after an enviable record of eight wins and two losses during the baseball season. semi-fin- al WORLDWIDE FAMILY SHOPPING THEY HAVE played Uintah five times and lost their only two games to them. They won three games from CraJg, and two from Notre Dame, the last one Monday in a thriller 2 to 0. John Hullinger and Greg made the two hits which resulted in the win. State finals will be held next Thursday or Friday, time, place and participants aa yet unknown. at Pepsi display! DIIS seminary to graduate in Friday rites "Climb Every Mountain, is theme of the graduation rites for the Duchesne LDS Seminary. The program will be held at 8 p m., Friday, May 20, at the Duchesne Stake Center, announces Clinton Moon, seminary president, and Principal Neil K. Burras ton. A banquet for the graduates, the post graduates, their parents, bishoprics, Duchesne stake high council, stake presidency, seminary principal, and their partners, and other especially invited guests, will begin at 6:30 p. m. at the Duchesne stake center. The general public is invited to attend the 8 p. m. graduation and the "pinning" program, ceremony, which followa The graduation program is being presented by the gradu- 8 Boys interested in playing in the Pony League may sign up at the City Hall Friday, May 20 at 4:30 p. m., according to a report from A1 Marshall, city recreation director. This includes boys age 13 and 14. Mr. Marshall also indicated that there were posts available for anyone wishing to coach in the Pony League Program. Anyone interested may contact Mr. Marshall. DHS Phone CO. Roosevelt 4H4 LIBBY'S FROZEN WOODSCROSS MEAT PIES Tomatoes 6 for $1.00 seniors to S A W SLICED No. .... 3 for $1.00 PINEAPPLE DEL MONTE FRUIT at reception 5 for $1.00 Drinks The graduating seniors of the 1966 class of the Duchesne High School will be honored at a reception Saturday evening at 8 p. m. at the Duchesne Stake Reception Center. Seventeen senior students, and their parents, have been Invited to this reception, which is hostessed by the Duchesne Mothers Club. Faculty members, and their partners, from both Duchesne schools, and the school district staff, and their partners, are invited as special guests. In charge of the arrangements for the reception are the Duchesne Mothers' Club officers, Mrs. Erma Mayhew, president; Mrs: Jessie Pea trass, vice president; Mrs. Leah Mitchell, secretary; and Mrs. Goldie G. Wilck-ehistorian. Committee chairmen Include Mrs. Dona B. Hansen, program; Mrs. Barbara Jensen, invitations; Mrs. Barbara Meriwether, flowers; Mrs. Arlene Thompson, tables; Mrs. Phyllis Day, Mrs. Rose Anna Bench and Mrs. Bertie Smith, pouring; Mrs. Marie Kielbasa, refreshment!; Mrs. Helen Merk-le- y, serving. The program will include selections by a male quartet Elden R. Wilcken, Keith R. Hooper, Sr., Don A. Mayhew, and Neill CL Jensen; a reading by Susan Mitchell; vocal solos by Mrs. Helen Merkley and Mrs. NaDesne Horrocks; piano solos by Mrs. Karen Cleave; a violin solo by Mrs. Arwella P. 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TODAY! na SHASTA REGULAR OR LOW CALORY Unclassified Ads HARLEY-DAVIDSO- cans No. 2!i cans Peaches (141i-os- .) SOS 6 for $1.00 HUNT'S SLICED be honored 15.-50- RULLH1GER BOTTLING ren Oberhansly, Keith Burdick, John Paul Murphy, Mike Le Baron; (back row) Charles Whitehead, Dale Bascom, Garn Dye, Jerry Deller, Drew Dillman, Leonard Washburn and Neil Lemon. This crew of thlnclads will give LTIS considerable depth In the meet Pony League signup set Friday, May 20 ating students. Duchesne Stake President Elmer R. Moon will present the FOR SALE seminary pins to the 17 graduates. The post graduates will receive pin guards. cycle Lots of exMiss Carol Moss will sing 1950 Hydro-glid0 THERE WIIX BE a charge the theme song, Climb Every tras; excellent condition, $500 cash. miles actual the Mountain. for from the at popular gate Friday's game as it Is under the jurisdiction musical movie, The Sound of Conrad American Station. Music. of state athletic officials. Gol-lah- er Get details Coaches and managers for the teams are, Lions, Kari Betts and Clarin D. Ashby; Colts, Byron Bolton and Ronnie Butcher; Indians, Kelly Sprouse and Duane Richins and Giants, Keith Bergquist and Dahl Gardner. The parade, to be held Mon' day. May 23 at 5 p. m., will go down Main Street and then on to the City Park where there exhibiwill be two tion games at the little league park. The 1st league game will be May 24 with games scheduled each Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 5 p. m. To be eligible to compete In the Little League participants may be 9 through 12 years of age and are eligible to play if their 13th birthday falls after July 31. GOING TO STATE MEET These Union high school trackmen qualified last week to enter the state class B track meet which will lie held Saturday at the University of Utah stadium in Suit Lake City (front) Gordon Olsen, Richard Daniels, Richard Potter, War-- Roosevelt, Utah Trade up while were tradin high! |