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Show Uintah Basin Standard Than July SI, 1966 Page Drought relief 6 procedures are outlined Joseph H. Francis, chairman of Governor Rampton'g Drought Relief Committee, outlines the following steps and preedures that are required to be taken In order to place into effect U S. Department of Agriculture Disaster Relief Programs. In each county of the state there la a U. S. Department of determining if an emergency exists and what kind of a relief program is needed. The determination is committee's based on requests made to them by farmers and stockmen within their county. After an appraisal of the requests has been made by the county disaster committee and if they determine an emergency does exist, they make a report to the State and reDisaster committee quest that their county be declared a disaster county and recommend the type of relief program that is needed to alleviate the disaster. The state U. S. D. A. disaster committee consists of the chairman of the state A. S. C. committee, the state director of the extension service and the state director of the Farmer's Home Administration. After requests are made by the county committee and approved by the state committee, the state committee advises Cattle group schedules fall calf sale The Duchesne Cattle Assn, sponsoring a yearling and calf sale this fall at the Uinta Sales Barn, Roosevelt. The yearling sale will be by Ibth Bom October 13 and the calf sale November 10, announces Max Chapoose went to PhoAgriculture county disaster Van, Lapoint, associaenix on business, he waa accommittee. This committee contion president. companied by his wife and sists of the chairman of the mans, Mike, Steve and Maxie. He explains the cattle assoCounty Agricultural StabilizaFrom there they went on to Tiis sponsoring the sales ciation tion and Conservation Comto help members only. juana, Mexico, where they ata mittee, county agricultural tended the Bull Fights. Manuel The Uintah Cattle Assn, is agent, and the county Farm Matador Benitez a calf sale November having Home members took representative. Head' from Spain and the world' Teresa Goodrich, Judy Reed, Sheryl Long, and Alary Cuc-ALTAMONT RPIRS Till group of 9 at Vernal. for this arc committee quarters was the on ms Post Blaster Arvin Belton demonstrates how letlook a field trip to Moon Lake and Brown Duck and enjoyed the located greatest bull fighter p of the paid-umember Any the county A.S.C.S at route. can be sorted quickly. en ters fi returned fine They wiling participant. Duchesne Cattle Assn, is elioffice. home sight seeing all the way Vernal to sell at the gible Farmers and ranchers are back at San Diego, Balboa sale, also. for determining responsible Park, Beach, Disneyland and whether they feel conditions the Membership dues to the they will handle the matter. Long Beach, at Los Angeles Secretary of Agriculture Duchesne Cattle Assn, are The pen is for use for catwarrant into siseffect placing govhome of her where final determination and visited at the now ernment due. All former tle, sheep, horses, and other relief past brother-in-laMr. programs. Ag- action is taken. After a county ter and A trip to the Dinosaur Natmembers who have not paid domestic stray livestock. riculture disaster programs are has been declared a disaster ALTAMONT SPURS and Mrs. Darrell Callahan and ional culminated the Summer not who on reminded these are forced others and NEWS farmers Cattlemen ranCLUB dues, and some time area other relatives, spent by the Secretary of Ag- want to school held at West Jr. High. chers. They can only be pro- riculture, it then Our club went on a fishing join the association the 1966 membership dues in This in Las Vegas and home. They becomes the concluded a six week sessvided Tablona Ward will celebrate at their request of the state and and take advantage of its the association became due ion of school for some report a most wonderful two trip to Moon Lake and Brown Pioneer sixty When and if farmers and responsibility to are benefits the is deadline Duck. We spent the night of and the cattlemen, Day Saturday after1, June kreeks vacation. county agricultural Stabilizastudents. The school has been July 13th at Moon Lake. We noon, July 23rd with a rodeo ranchers feel that an emergen- tion and Conservation Com- asked to have the dues sent to August 15. enriched by many trips to arour at the Hanna rodeo grounds. cy due to natural causes such mittees to administer the pro- W. C. Foy, the association Visitors at the home of Rev- left early the 14th and rode eas where the children could as frost, pests, floods or grams within the state and treasurer, at Duchesne, or to be Refreshments sold will at Brown horses to Duck, spenderend and Mrs. Andy Underexperience learning first hand A rodeo dance at the their control drought beyond the association director in the grounds. the day fishing, returning county. hill were their son and wife, ing Moon instead of the usual vicarious has occurred to the extent Lake to spend the the T&biona ward house with a district in which the member Mr. and Mrs. Don Underhill to methods. home the western orchestra will begin at where severe economic loss will resides. and daughter, Donna and her night We returned BIRTHS result welcome. is 9 extreme hardOne such trip waa their trip 15th. p.m. Everybody causing August 15 is the deadline to friend Vickie Marshall, Hobbs, morning of the 18 A girl for Mr. and to Roosevelt where they visited Jrny David Roberts was put In ship and possible liquidation as were attendance In Those to dues the in order pay get Mrs. Richard Fitzgerald, Bridge-lanNew Mexico. First Security Bank, the Post Scott the Tablona Ward Bishopric aa of their business, they must follows: Glen Jesnen, the Utah Cattleman Magacontact Thomas to counselor their second disaster Office, Highland Dairy, and county Charlie Hansen, lessen, Gary zine to the and cattleman Mrs. Mr. and get 19 A girl for Mr. and Tommy July Bottling Company. F&brizio, Bishop, and Burnell committee and advise them of Valerie Hullinger's Marshall, Stringham, on and listed his brand the Mrs. Everett Harris, Fort DuGlen wood Springs, Colo., The students and faculty apTumbow aa first counselor. He the condition that exists as to sheet. brand were recent visitors with their Gary Fieldsted. Kim Fisher, chesne. by JoAnn Callister Brent Field- filled the vacancy of Ralph their crops and livestock. preciate the time spent by d Edwin Hartman, The dues are 15 cents per PATIENTS parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jae these businesses in instructing Erickson who moved to Delta such Normally, Maurine Shiner, emergencies USU sted, Randy Extension Agent and Mr. and Mrs. Kay head, with 10 cents of this Gerald Jones, Alden Fenn, and guiding the groups of studcaused by elements of nature the spring. in Karma Thacker, Hartman, Hoaina, Lapoint When they going to the Utah Cattlemens Meriynn Groves, My ton; Or- ents. The student body were Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Carter as exists today covers a wide Monsen, David Atwood, Assn explains the associa- lando Rachele, Josephine returned, Mrs. Winn and sons Rowan area treated royally to ice cream Lance Including moat all coun- CLOTHING AND TEXTILES tions treasurer. Gary Ludvlgson were at Jerome, Idaho recently Neldon Nyberg, Joe bars from Highland Dairy and Five cents of Gary and Tony accompanied and PatFenn, ties of state our and most all Allred. and saw their son. Elder Sandy them and visited for a week. soda pop from Hullinger Botstates in the intermountain Both pressing and ironing are this fee is kept by the Duches- Cottrill, Roosevelt; Carrie Leaders and chaperones were Carter who is on a mission. Shauna Tapoof, White-rockne to Cattle Kay went after them and had L&Rue and George Assn, In construcpay Mel-v- a help tling. Experiences like these clothing Fisher, The decendants of Nephl area, but regardless of the sev- necessary Catherine a short visit too before their Whitmore, will remain fond memories to exrewards and other offered, tion and or area the maintenance, garment covered erity Fieldsted, Allred, by Beverly and Sarah Chatwin held a rereturn. Neola; Jane Redfoot, Randlett; these summer school students. Karl Wood, Anna and Bruce union Sunday at Provo. Those the emergency, action to pro- emphasizes Theta Johnson, ex- penses. Sherrie Unca Sam, Fort DuA been tension has corral at built with vide relief programs must beclothing specialist Mrs. Elmer Yorgensen, who Hartman, Susan Thacker and from Tablona attending were chesne; Douglas Swasey, Altn. the Uinta Sales Bam at Utah State University. She Fisher. Sarah Chatwin, Mr. and Mrs. gin by farmers and atockmen Home. recently had major surgery in Cathy out Roosevelt the that Duchesne points themselves at a good equipment level by by county Andrew Defa, Wallace, Gilbert, Salt Lake returned home Fri and know how for pressing Cattle Assn in which is kept The Little Buckaroo Rodeo making request to their day. The trip home proved too held at the Altamont Rodeo Chatwin, Mr. and Mrs. Curt disaster committee at thecounty and ironing are as important stray livestock. Stray livecounoff Jones and family, Mrs. Vivian much for her and she was adas sewing techniques when stock which is picked A. S. C S. office. successful. was ty up may very grounds Gleo Mrs. and family, Curry mitted to the local hospital be found there. The use of the Disaster relief programs do making articles of clothing. The two day trophy winners Hackford and family. There where her condition is improv were not Miss Johnson explains that corral is for everybody. at Monsen, originate Washington AUamont; Rudy 85 descendants present. were log. between Since it is unlawful for any and Charles Lindsay, Talmage. (UNTIL JULY 23RD) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mich-i- e or on a state level. The county there is a difference at and committees are The of Class Union 1956 were Fourteen buckles to for belt a pressing. ironing hold animal Pressing responsible person Provo and Mr. stray and Mr. and Mis. John Wagee family of involves knowledge and appli- more than 48 hours in his high school Is planning a reaway at the two night and Mrs. Newell Carter of SLC and family, Citrus Heights, given cation of heat, moisture and possession, more people are union to be held at the RooseWe regret we did not get visited at Air. and Mrs. Marve rodeo. Calif are guests at the home the winners names pressure as well as fiber con- making use of the stray pen. velt City park August 13 at Michies. of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edfinish, weave, etc. All It is blankets were p. m. Four saddle Funeral services were held all animals 1 Class DUCHESNE tent, ward Yack. They will visit oththis will remove creases and turned reported members are Invited to to winners selling the Saturday at Provo for a the given to in the pen great er relatives while here. and their the garment Iron- have been claimed. stray their shape moat tickets. They were Charlie help bring Claude Violet of None have own lunch forfamily Parriette grandson by Wagstaff, is primarily concerned with a and visit lunch ing Scott Patrick Hansen, Allred, who died during open heart Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Han-an-d of had to be sold for the charges ten years after graduation. restoring the appearance Jessen and Connie Jessen. eon Mr. of He the :'or is care and surgery. feed. the Manuel attended a reStray the garment or removing surIf any of the members have and Mrs. Alma Giles of Orem union in McCall, Idaho. Preswrinkles as a result of animals may be delivered to youngsters face with talent the stray pen by the person may be asked to perform they ent were her six brothers and MUNCH A BRUNCH BUNCH who was 4 years old. Several on laundering. We held our 5th meeting the from Tablona attended the ser- in TRADING families, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd sew. She says catching the animal, or Mont a short program. as Press you vices. Poulson or Dee Allred may be Further information may be Mohlman, Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. 6th of July and our 6th the is basic a this ROOSEVELT that concept reMrs. Bernice Young Tribal Bunlness Commit- applies to all sewing. Skill in notified of the strays, and had by calling Airs. Jay Gatea Glen Mohlman, Altamont, Mr. 13th of July. home turned after The we tomato made tee 6th Friday members Frank Arrowchis, and Mix. Art Mohlman, SpanSLC Fred Conetah and Maxie Cha- pressing will Improve the fit ish Fork, Mr. and Mrs. Jack soup. The meeting was held at spending some time in Fer-riand appearance of the garment with her family. Her son poose drove to Phoenix to at- Press seams, Mohlman, Elko, Nev Mr. and Rebecca Fergusons house. The darts, facings, home. her Her we cheese 13th The brought made rolls. tend Tribal a Leaders' confer- hems, etc as Mrs. Farrell Mohlman, Bounare comthey Kathleene been has Murence held on July 7. Tribal daughter tiful and Mr. and Mrs. Frank meeting was held at Paula and before units of the pleted the in hospital for observation leaders were called to make garment are joined. Then, only Mohlman. They have their re- phy's house (our leader.) We had our Bike and Trike on her leg. She Is still under the recommendations on the revis- a final touch-u- p union every two years and will he needtheir tentative plana for their Safety lecture. It waa given by doctors care and is staying at ion of the Code of Federal Re- ed on completion of the garMr. and Mrs. Bengt Dalstrums. gulations. Leonard Ferguson of the Utah next reunion in Hawaii. ment Air. and Airs. Earl LeBeau Highway Patrol on July 9. He Friends of the Youngs came to Besides using the basic esvisit Sizemore Earl of and Monday: family spent the 4th of sential equipment, Mrs. Parley Rawlings and told us mainly the laws and the clothing Mrs. July week in Ft' Washakie, Confluence, Kentucky; Scott Edrington have returned regulations for bikes In Utah. Bond recommends specialist highly Sizemore and of He and a also relatives us told few daughter Wyoming, visiting storys home from the first session of steam a cardboard Iron, having Indiana Mrs. also Jim and Fisher Sun attended the annual summer school at BYU which and incidents. About 40 peoon hard to prevent imprint of California. Mr. and Mrs. Dance there. ple were there. finish sleeve they attended. fabrics, board, We had a Bake Sale to help Glen Mills and family of SLC Friday nights dance at the of pressing cloths, and variety satwas visited a Sunday. community building Mr. and Mrs. Gary Houston with money to buy food for a cushion for curved seams, enjoyed a isfying result for a group of have returned from a vacation camp. We made $13.35. We sold swimThe music class etc. and boat ride at the ambitious teenagers after darts, everything we had. It was the She gives these ironing and trip through the North West, moat hours for Lewis went Those of who spending pond. successful sale In our practice which took in Idaho, Montana, were Judy and Loras Hackford, this first appearance. They are pressing pointers to remember: If you use a dry Iron, you will Washington, Oregon, there they club. Rebecca Ferguson, Reporter Sheri yn and Kathy Young. Randy Sanchez, Larry went on Into Alberta, British nel a dampened press cloth Marand Shelia Ellcrtson, Marsha and Queacut Jody to apply moisture. Press cloths Canada. Her sister Judy took THE BUSY BAKER BOYS Marva band vin Redfoot Their playTumbow, Hal Roberts, iron from metal of care of Julia and Brandon stayThe Baker Boys held Lynne Jones, Joyce Wagstaff, ed for the dance sponsored by guard your ed with his grandparents, Mr. their Busy pins, zippers, etc and protect as In the folk the area at 1966 Lee Er7, Glnes, young EUertscn, meeting July Kerry and Mrs. Ray Houston. garment from damage: 10 am. at the home of their vin Rhoades, J&nna Jones, part of the recreation program your fabric dial according to type Set HudPauline leader, Miss Marilyn Snow. Brad, Benny, Burk, Llnnette, being planned by of fabric being pressed. Test CUsta Angus, clerk at J. C. Vice President, Guy etts opened and teacher Rene Morin and son, Vista Volunteer. on scrap of Penny has returned home aft- the meeting; Paul Betts gave LuAnn Clark. Pot luck lunch Air. and Airs. Alfred Par- iron temperature fabric before proceeding. Reer vacationing In Calgary, Can- the prayer. The pledge was was riette from returned Friday brought by the group. move all pins and basting stitada, where she visited her given by Guy Betta We spent Tab Hackford received a week - long communications ches before pressing. Always Mr. the the conducted daughter and workshop small by concussion Monday aftermaking baked in the direction of the press and Mrs. BUI Stroup. She ac- tuna, morning the of under Utah cheese sandwiches and noon when he fell from a shed. University fabric grain. her of Kent and son, companied milk. Rhoades accomp- sponsorship of the Office wife on the trip. They attended mapleReporter - Richard MUlett aniedJoseph Ted Olpin on a airplane Economic Opportunity. Seventhe Stampede (which Robert ride to SLC Thursday. Air. teen Indian representatives HOME MANAGEMENT Kennedy opened), and were de Rhoades la at Provo visiting from eight Western reservaIf you are one of the average tions concentrated on techniqulighted to see the American and Mrs. Dean McArthur, Lay-to- this week. who knows very little buyere and es of Bonnethe with producing writing, Air. and Ain. Arvel RhoadFlag floating visible and invisiabout certain newsletwhich was led by ville band es and family and Mr. and Airs. managing In uphol ble features quality Mark Angus, son of Mr. and The George Young family Ed Clegg of San Diego, Calif ters. Construction has now begun on the facilities Airs. Roberta Grant AIllls stered furniture, here are aome Mrs. Lee Angus. This la the will hold their family reunion enjoyed a weeks vacation at e buying tips from Utah State 12 as second year Marks band has in Uintah Canyon July 22, 23 Yellowstone and other places of began working July Home Extension necessary to bring natural gas service to Roosevelt, clerk for the Tribal Ju- University been invited to participate In and 24. interest and Management Furnishings Myton and Duchesne. With this prompt start, we the Stampede Parade. Mr. and Alls. Frank Clark venile Court. She replaces Airs. Specialist, AIra Rhea H. GardSusan Harm st on, daughter of visited Air. and Airs. Harold Madeline D. Cess pooch. have She every confidence in our ability to have natural emphasizes that these Air. and Airs. Harold Grov- ner. Dicia Emert spent the week Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ham-ste- Clark and Air. and Airs. Ray can difference make the steps new Paula and Irene String-ha- Lambert of SLC Alonday and es, Jr. have named their gas service available in time for the Fall heating end in Price taking care of bus between a furniture In daughter Jnnna Lynn. She was vestment andgood iness and visiting her sister daughters of Dr. and Mrs. Tuesday. one: a season. poor 12. Paul Stringham, Vernal, are Mrs. May Bliss. Mr. and Airs. Lyle Webb bom July 1. Check cushion quality. LaIf you have not as yet signed up for natural gas two weeks in Saltillo, and family of Magna spent a spending tex foam rubber with an ad Visitors the past week at the Old Mexico at the International weeks vacation at Tablona. ditlonal layer of fluffy polyservice, and wish to do so, would you please contact home of Mr. and Mrs. Jock University studying Spanish. Your correspondent spent ester (fiberfUl) keeps its any Mountain Fuel employee you may see in the McArthur, have been her sis- They are staying In private Sunday and Alonday at the shape and bounce the best ter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cook homes while there. They left Roosevelt Hospital with a bro2. Atake sure the fabric has area, or write to our home office and we will contact and daughter, Penny Adams, S&turady and will return July ken foot She plans a 6 tveeks been treated with Seotchguard 31. Mr. Calif and vacation staying off of it of Sunnyvale, or Zcpel to retain Its original you as quickly as possible. freshness and to protect it from is now time to arrange for the conversion of oil end water stains. L. 3. Check the manufacturer's your present furnace to natural gas. This can he guarantee for tempered steel done with least inconvenience to you during the springe that sag less. 4. Ask if the wood frame (a warm summer weather. See your heating contractor, Army Pvt. James L. Warr, 19 must) is constructed of son of Air. and AIra Vaughn L. plumber or gas appliance dealer. hardwoods resistant to Warr, Route 2. Roosevelt, com dowel warping, that are double pleted advanced Infantry traind and d ed, OF SERVICE ing, Including a week of guerfor extra strength. rilla warfare training at Fort 5. Buy a fabric thnt will best Polk, La July 2. CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK TO serve your needs. Consider fes hla During guerrilla training, tures that are most Important he lived under simulated Vietto you, either long wear and nam conditions for five days, SUPPLY COMPANY ease of cleaning, or high fashoff and attacks fighting night machoose In ion. either case, conducting raids on "enemy VnOaoi Cai Siwict- terial of superior quality. In vlllngca He was taught meSTOCKYARDS NORTH SALT LAKE thods of removing booby traps, James I. 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