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Show JL STANDARD brought an exchange assembly Rootrvrlt, Utah to the students of Tabions Wed i - 1 nesday, May S. The program 1'hunJiY. May 11, 1967 was based around the Summer Olympics at Mexico. The "InAlra. Alary Arnold vaders played several numGenna bers; three girls sang; Earl Gardner went to Salt Vee Brotherson, danced; DarLake Saturday to get his pickMitand lene Ray sang, Mayla Mra. Irena Johnson up truck which was stolen from chell played the piano. The the front yard of their home SfllCKll lnMit lllg!l at was made up second half Wednesday night. The Police athletic abilities Including two found the truck on a side road and trampoline acts, acrobats, near Bingham. His daughter, performace on the bars. CharMarge and little Nicole can e lie Hansen and Gary Young back with him for a visit. were clowns. It was enjoyed Larry Winn and friend uie by all of the students. home from school at Salt Lake The program that was given tor a visit with relatives and In Sacrament meeting Sunday friends. evening was given by the class winter activities In Prithat Mr. and Mrs. Kay Jones mary were climaxed Sunday teach In Sunday School. Openevening at the chapel with the CERTIFICATE CF MERIT -- Mrs . ing prayer by Brent Junes; Brad Dorothy H. Uioo'" annual Sunday evening primary tabrlzlo, conducting; talks by of Roose.elt, clerk of th.B Li.S. family hour being held. nort-g- a Kevin VanTassell, Denise Sweat Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Cook Forest a receives of and Bruce Jones; musical numto Salt Lake Alonday, motored merit for sustained high quality performber by Marllee and Julyn Morto check with Orlans doctor. ance, presented by G. Val Simpson, mho is in, Wllda Wadley and Teresa Mr. and Mrs. Elvln Kettle Ellertson; talks, Lou Ann Hack-for- d, announce the arrival of a baby ranger cf the Roosevelt Laura Mae Casper, Clyde ; girl early Alonday morning May Rlunides, Kent Hackett, Aaron trade-i- n 8. This is the second grandRhoades, Raymond Chaves, at tablona Tuesday May 9th. Chavez, Sherle WUUama and daughter for Air, and Mrs. R one be at will o'clock. Brad Donna Rhoades, Tracy WiMorin, The Junlora have Alarvln Kettle. The student body at Tablona had a great deal of lliams; Marllee Morin played publicity David Lundberg passed away a number on the piano.' The this week expressed thanks to on radio, TV and the news Sunday evening. He has early group sang the closing song and Mrs. Morin for all the work paper about the Prom being been 111 with cancer for some on done the has she exchange the closing prayer was by Lance sponsored by aueh a amall months. All of their children claaa. Letters have come from were home at the assembly, Webb. time of his The seniors left at 4:30 Washington and New The senior class sponYork, with death. His funeral will be sored a show Friday May S a.m. Friday, May 5, In three clippings from local papers afternoon. Thursday with Mr. cars and Mrs. Gary showing how far the fame of the at the church house. The name Mr. and Airs. Karl Shlsler was "Summer Magic, starring Deliinge, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tablona Juniors haa travelled. motored to Salt Lake Tuesday and Mr. and Joe Mrs. Tablona will probably never to attend to business Giles, Haley Mills and Burl Ives. for the They again get such good coverage Curry as chaperones. Wednesday night coach Union. Farmers to Canto drive Zlons at such a low price. There took the high school track planned Air. and Airs. Snellen Johnteam to a meet at Union. Tatby yon where they enjoyed swimmay be only two seniors next son and baby, Salt Lake, bought sight-seeiand and ming year, Sherle Williams and Lorboys came back with several a trallor load of boats. They the at a motel. spent night Von raine Brad Chavez. La in Morin la had an accident InCurrant Creek ribbons. placed 3rd the 880, 4th In ths mile. Dale They returned home Saturday moving to Duchesne and Pinky where the road Is being repairplaced 4th In low hurdles, 5th taking time to see as many Hale may not be back here. ed. Extensive damage was done In high hurdlss, and 5th In the scenic attractions along the way to the car, trallor and boats. 220. Jim placed 2nd In the as possible. The family was shaken and The Post Prom will be held shot put. Brad Morin placed IIiiiiu SIS ICoiiMrvrlt Saturday night, May 20, at 9p.m. 4th In the 880. There were only four Juniors A track meet will be held Mra. Zola Spencer this year, Pinky Hale, Lorraine Pear tail and friend,' Lrusled lut not suitnusly hurt. fjiiillj, LlnJoii, spent Friday Paul t and Carol Page aiid Mrs. Leon Whiting, and S.itur ljy with their parents aril Laly came from Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. atie Asj;. Caine hon e from school at week-i- iJ and spent the weekend of May Mr. and Mrs. James bitcher Provo and enjoyed the 1 with their parents, Mr. and and brothers Perry a'.i 'i.s. with their parents. Mrs. Art Averett. Lois Cook Is the new teacher for the spiritual living class In Relief Society. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin S;uii e motoreJ to Salt Lake over the May 7 weekend attending to business and visiting their children. and Mrs. T. Golden Collins motored to Salt Lake Thursday. Golden attended io business and Flurell visited BUYING A their children and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Has-lewere hosts to the Hawaiian and Pollnesian dancers who came from BYU Saturday night to entertain at the Stake House. The Seventies quorum furnished the food and sponsored the group for a missionary fund. .Mr. and Mrs. Orvll Bird and 6 allowance for any district Serice, Water Heater when used as Avi-r-i- m M Wfiater certificate District. Teachers at West honored at recent banquet a on a new Mrs. Ellen Rawlings and Henry AhSam, teachers at West Jr. high school were honored last week as outstanding teachers of the Uintah School District and were presented with GAS Mission Water ge Heater ng at Pinks Service Heater CHECK THE ADVANTAGES OF A trophies. The award was made by the Classroom Teachers Association of the Uintah Sclmol District. There are three elementary and three secondary teachers In the district who were honored by tlie association. Presentation of the awards' was made during a meeting In Vernal at the Dinaland Country Club. WATER HEATER -- ATMURPHY CENTER APPLIANCE I'HONK KOOSKVKI.T 4.1H Sunday morning the brother of Genlel Jensen, Mr. and Mra. 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Dick Ellsworth, rect-.tly- . The Primary presents the program In Sacrament meeting the Sunday. Every member Primary participated. Members of the Rooaavelt Sta'i e Primary were present. Air. and Airs. Gerald Voting from Kamas visited briefly Thursday at the home oi their parents, Mr. and Airs. Varn Huff. Air. Young came to the Basin to purchase a load . ! hay. -f This beautiful GAS LIGHT a $60 value - yours FREE when you buy a gas range from any local dealer. Special offer! -- -- FurniiheJ unJ inthilleJ uni tow on wi.r l,n u lit our wirier urta. b Sn ths ntw lulomitic GAS rengn built-lns- . illdt-in- i or free tlandlng sittfils- -il your GAS ippllinci tfiHir'i. MOUNTAIN FUEL jfrtm SUPPLY COMPANY VatuuM Gal Stwici- - MOTOR HOTEL HISTORIC MORMON TEMPLE SQUARE Overlooking Where You Enjoy Luxury til EVERY Low Cost ROOM EQUIPPED with TELEVISION and AIR CONDITIONING. MODERN COFFEE SHOP and DINING ROOMS POPULAR PRICES RATES:Single $6.50 up WESTERN Doublet $8.50 up Twins $10.50 up. UNION RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED COllECT 355-296- TEACHER AWARDS -- - Hire. Ellen Rawlings and received trophies for their outetanding job of teaching youngsters in the Uintah School District. Ths award was presented by the Uintah Teachers Association. Both teach at Ulest Junior High. AhSam Henry 1 75 WEST SOUTH TEMPLE SALT LAKE CITY OASMCILWEST.il FREE Drive n Parking Mrs. Afton Rogers pre-ove- hang-ove- James Rhoades was riding a horse when It rared upward and threw Jim to the ground, and Jim received a broken leg and cracked hip. He was rushed to Salt Lake for medical aid. Mr. and Mrs. James Mecham, Orem, made a quick trip to the Rhoades home to spend time with her sister Mrs. Rhoades who Is In poor health. Shane Luck and a friend Paul White, Tampa, Florida, both attending College In Dixie spent the weekend with Shanes parents Air. and Mrs. Lawrence Luck. Toni Gardner, and a sister, Roosevelt, Luella Sullivan went to Logan Friday to enjoy the Mother's weekend program and to visit their daughters Janet Gardner and Karen Sullivan. Geneva Whiting and Shlela Gardner went as far as Weber with them where Mrs. Whiting spent time with her daughter Mr. and Airs. Bruce Perry. The Neola Ward Primary held their spring family hour A They had lay 7. program a large attendance. Mrs. Don Woods and two small son's of Montrose, Colo., traveled by plane to Vernal where her parents the John Larsens picked them up. They will visit a couple of weeks with the Larsens before returning home. -Air. Royal Horrocks made a business trip to Ogden over the weekend returning home on-insta- Top burners cook faster, help due vent hoil- to TEMPLE SQUARE birth- off beat you broil with the door closed. The gas flame con- sumes the smoke. Keeps your kitchen cleaner, cooler. her When In Salt Lake City Stay at the day. flavor you can only get with a flame. 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