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Show ' Gardell and Joyee and family attended the program. Salt Lake tor the holiday Mr. and Mrs. Terry Olweekend, son from Salt Lake City were weekend guests at the home of Friday was a real busy by Noli Nelson their parents, Mr. and Mra day at the home of Mrs. Ba V. Larson. She entertained the Robert Marshall and attended The long weekend brought an open house honoring Mr. community sewing club memvabers while giving a double birand Mra Jay Marchant Satur- many home for visiting and by Father Winterer Sam Inez Afton and by Sogers day night at the Leo Walker cationing.and family on lei.ve thday party. Daughter Ellen was Roosevelt. residence In in charge of a party for from the Air Force In ColoraSUMMER SCHOOL OF r. and Mra. Marrlner M Peggy Smith and a friend, do Spring are spending a week DeAnna eleventh birthday with RELIGION MEAMNGFTL and guests Rieta Nancy MulUn, Joe, David and Kathy Hank, from Salt Lake City vis- with Bench, their parents, Mra Hazel Marlene The Bummer school of reliwent to Salt lake City Sun- ited at the home of her mother. Anderton Mr. and Mrs. Glenda Taylor, LaNor Squires, gion is a happy and opportunity for and Carolyn Pratt: Othday to the Mission Home to Hazel War die over the weekend Art Brown. Other family memer daughters, Joy and Laulse, young Catholic people. It gives aee their eon, Frank, before he and attended the wedding re- bers at the Browns for the an goes to Provo to learn the ception of her nephew, Mr. and weekend were Enid and Henry were in charge of a party tor them in aopportunity to experideeper way the lea-soMra Dennis Jensen at Roose- litster and children. Bounti- their brother LeCrandes fifth ence Spanish language. have learned and live they with little birthday velt Grant guests has Walter Stoddard, who Friday night ful! s and Thayne Brown came Bench, Darrin and Dana And- these truths more fully, states Jim Chandler, son of Mr. from K&ysvllle been convalescing In Provo at to visit his par- erson. the Instructor of these classes. the home of a nephew, Darrell and Mra William Chandler, ents and take the twins home. Glen Shane Hamblin, It will be held daily from Arvin and Haatem. Lake to went last After Salt WedCity home Stoddard, returned 9 a m. to 12 noon, from June 6 Colleen and Lee Blan- games and activities and to week find punch employment nesday afternoon. n, 17. Children of kinder- Students from here gradu- chard and children. Farming-to- cup cakes were served to all. to June Pete Pickup, son of Mr the weekend with spent Little Jimmy and Jenny and Mra Wayne Pickup, who ating Wednesday night from Colleens mother Verda has been serving in the Armed Union High School were Jim nolds and other relatives. Rey- Lyn Boren stayed with their Kathy Hadlock (wife) and Forces came home bust week- Brough, Bruce Jarman, Jim grand parents Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra Earl Tim-thy- , Gall Loranger while their par- daughter, Mr. and Mra. Dallas Chandler and Marta Brown. end on furlough. Boyd Hadlock, wife visited with their ents, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Boren Hadlock, SLG, Hie Primary held Its Ward Mr. and Mra Dennis Jeneons; and Elko, Jess and Norsen from Salt Lake City visit- Conference in sacrament meet- daughter Venice McDonald and were in Salt Lake for the week- ma Olsen and daughter, Reno. attended and the hone Members of the family end. ed at the home of his parents, ing Sunday. Visitor at the Crapo home for Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jensen primary stake officers were show the past week. Grant and Mary Mohlman, Memorial Day weekend were Mr. and Mra Bill Ostler Pocatello, Ida., Tom Anderton Mr. and Mra Parley Alexander over the weekend. present Marrlner McMullln was enjoyed family company the and a friend from Provo were and family. Aft. A group of the priesthood and Mra. Mick from the Avalon Ward attended taken to the LDS Hospital in past week, son a Lloyd and fam- holiday company at their moth-er- a Alexander, Dave and Deane a special temple excursion Sat- Roosevelt Thursday night after ily, Clearfield, Devere and famHazel Anderton. Sundan and family and Daves being horned by a cow at his ily. Mr. and Mra. Wra. Blanch- mother, Mra. Sundan all of urday. was a boat of holi- ard were happy to have the fol- Salt Lake City. There Mr. and Mrs. Earnest home. Chandler and son have moved day company at the home of lowing weekend visitors, Elva and Frank Vilart and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dean: De-Ic- and Mrs. Les to Salt lake City to find em Blanchard, Salt two daughter, Salt Lake were famand Betty Allred and Lake, Mr. and Mn. Verland house guest at the Harry Tomployment II Mr. end Mrs. Henry Wall ily, Terry and Peggy Allen, Gagon and family, Layton, Jerry linson home holiday weekend. Arvin and Chris Allred, Sherry Bettis, Loval, Wyo., Mickeal went to Salt Lake City last Elmer and Ruth Baker. by Tracy Roberta week to go through the LDS Thompson all of Salt Lake; Mr. Blanchard wife and son, Jimmy Stella Boren and Cora Mahan and Mra Tom Burton end fam- Turner, Temple with their son, Neldon Farmington. Saturday all of Salt Lake called on the Mr. and Mra Delyle Giles ily, Craig, Cola and family. evening the group enjoyed a Max Nelson Sunday. There was a change over wiener roast and volley ball Completion Exercises were and family end Mr. end Mm Earl and Grace Boren, held at the West Jr. High Lorin Allred end family of In Relief Society and Primary playing at the home of Leon- Craig, Colo., were overnight School Wednesday afternoon, Heber spent the weekend vis- during sacrament meeting Sun- ard Ferguson. guests at Duane and Sherron Mr. and Mra. Harvey Tom- Borens during the week. May 29th. Students from here iting Mr. and Mra Leo S. Defa. day evening. Mra. Dean JenMr. Lovar Face and fam- nings and Ruth Rasmussen linson and two sons motored Ted and Gayle Nelson and graduating wen Sandra Brough and Jerdl Rogers. Mrs. Dee ily and Mra Irene Johnson of were sustained as counselors to to Salt Lake Friday to meet son, Gary, Sunset, Erred NelBrough and Mra Ivan Rogers Salt Lake spent the weekend Fay Peterson In Relief Society their son, Brawny and plane. son, Salt Lake, spent the weekvisiting Mr. and Mra Ray with Mrs. Ba V. Larson re- They returned Saturday. Braw- end hone with their parents, Hackett and family. placing Dean as counselor in ny graduated from air force Mr. and Mrs. Max Nelson. -- Mr. and Mra reserve school the 26th. Acel and Thelma Miller Jay Giles, Primary. Mrs. Margaret Lo ranger Mr. end Mra Geno Defa, Mr. Tuesday of last week Mr. and family, Salt Lake were and Mra Dick Defa and fam- entertained T 4c C Club Fri- and Mrs. Howard Crapo enter- home for the long weekend with ily of Salt Lake were weekend day. Present were LaRue Lar- tained at a buffett luncheon In Acela parents the Newt Mill-er-a, other Sunday company guests of Mr. and Mra Alf son, Connie Limpert, Gabell honor of a nephew, Dennis Hod-locRoberts, Pat Anderson, Jo Ann Defa home on leave before go- were LaMar and Orienne Wil--Tom Davis and Barbara Summarell, Dorothy Roes and ing to Viet Nam. Other guests son and children. Hackett of Salt Lake spent the a sister Shirley. Light wen served. weekend at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James Powand Mra Roy Hackett -- Mr. and Mra Tom F&brl-zi- o ell enjoyed having sons, Boyd frent to Salt Lake Wednes- and Dorothy and family Provo, day where they met Steve Ogden and Toni Fabrizio. Mr. and Mra Dale Ogden and grand- the misfortune of biting a cow mother went through the Tem- a mile East of Fruitland. Their car was wrecked pretty bad ple, where Toni took her endow- and had to be towed into Roosements. velt -- Mr. and Mra Max by a wrecker. The occuGiles and family of Salt Lake spent pants were not seriously hurt Mr. and Mra Ray Lee and the weekend visiting Mr. and went to Salt Lake SaturMISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS Cindy Mra Frank Defa --Mr. and Mn. Tom Fabrizio day, they visited Mra. Linda attended graduation exercises Kaiser and family while there. Mrs. Vida Curry left Friat BYT.' Friday for Toni Fab-ruShe accompanied them day for Orem where she will PLUMBING! HEATING boms., and on their return had visit Mr. and Mra Andrew Johnson and family until after Decoration Day. PROMPT REPAIR Mr. and Mra Ed Giles and WORK family, Mr. and Mra Aryl us , Iorg and family and Mr. and FREE ESTIMATES Mra Lee Giles and son and Mr. REASONABLE PRICES and Mra. Kenny Bleak and son of Salt Lake spent the weekend L. visiting Mra Margaret Giles. Margaret Just returned from PLUMBING A HEATING trip in San Diego, Calif. Phone 421 Mr. and Mra Jimmy Defa Froat-Ea- d AUgameat moved up to the Defa Dude Ranch for the summer where WILL TRADE TIRES FOR they will be employed. MOST ANYTHING OF VALUE Air. and Mra Delbert Fab- On Highway 40 rizio went to Nuda, Oolo.. 11 Thursday where they attended Uintah Basin Standard Page 4 Than, Juno 2, 1968 MONTWEL Catholic Notes RAHDLETT An-derto- ns -- es II A fl A -- wpm k, refre-jh-ment- s -- mm o o SNOWS LOWjINTPRICE sappufs ! "retreat from May 30 until The date for this event has June 3. There will be no dally been tentatively set for June y event Masses from Monday to Thurs- 12. This will be an on held Maas First be will day. ALTAR BOYS Friday, June 3, at 5:30 ,p.m. servers at the two Sunday's In case of an emergency, call Masses will be Tommy Deller Father James Fogarty, Vernal and Steven Yack, 7 a. in.; the (St. James Church). The tele- Rachele brothers at 10 am. phone number is THOUGHT OF TIIE WEEK CYO MAKES PLANS FOR "If we cant lose graciously, SUMMER ACTIVITIES we are proud. St. Helens CYO, under the The summer school of reli- leadership of Gordon Coltharp, been busy plangion help these young people president, hassummer actlvitlea ning for its to prepare for a wonderful, d and God- - filled At the present time they are busy scheduling events for a UINTAH BASIN STANDARD summer. special CYO gathering of RELIGIOUS RETREAT units here in Roosevelt. garten age to the 8th grade, inclusive, are invited to attend. The summer school la an opportunity for an instruction program of many interesting facets There is more time than the regular school year affords, and in addition to the formal lessons in doctrine, there are special projects, the use of visual aids, dramatizations, celebrations, singing and recreation periods sun-fille- all-da- 789-301- 6. Sales Books Receipt Books d, fun-fille- sev-era- SCHEDULED THIS WEEK Every - year the Catholic Priests of the Diocese of Salt Lake City go to the Trappiat Monastery at Huntsville, Utah, for a week of religious rarest The word retreat cornea from a Latin word meaning to withdraw." This is exactly what the priests do. They withdraw from their usual activities to meditate, to pray and to engage in other devotions which will help them to continue to advance in the spiritual life, a life so essential in their work of saving souls and enabling others to reach heaven. Father Winterer will be on Low bid offered Handsome young singing star on weed supplies from "77 Sunset Strip and "Hawaiian Eye. The American Oil Company of Salt Lake City was awarded the contract to provide chemical to the Duchesne County weed program for 1966, announce Lloyd Smith, weed committee secretary. Five other companies mitted bids. The bidding BYE BYE BIRDDE SKSSflUlM subcom- panies were Chevron Chemical Company, Portland; Thompson Chemical Company, Los Angeles; Wasatach Chemical Company, Salt Lake City; Smith Grand Chemical Company, Colo.; Wilbur-Elli- s Junction, Company, Salt Lake City. O drug stores Drag Tax Bet vice to Wedding Books Graduation Exercises for Kathy Newman They also visited friends and relatives in Moab. Keith Harvey and Kathy Newman returned home with them . BANK OF VERNAL a for vizrt. Mr. and Mra A1 Roberts and family of Salt Lake spent Decoration weekend visiting Mr. and Mra Lloyd Roberta In "WE 8EU. the BEST and SERVICE the REST I s PINK 212 - Hanna. 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