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Show V'V' ' Sf.v QGGEQ0? CQ20 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Jensen and sun visited at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jensen over the weekend. Mrs. Betty Jensen was a Salt lake City visitor last Saturday. Ronda Searle from Salt Lake visited last week at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jorgensen. Ronda Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Searle who live In Hogeklss, Colo. Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Rogers went to Salt Lake Sunday to get their daughter, Judl, who has been visiting for the past week with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mike and a cousin Lydia Jensen. Mr. and Mrs, Norman. Rogers and daughter, Geraldine, were visitors in the Basin this past weekend. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, William Chandler and here to celebrate their fortieth wedding anniversary were their children, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chandler and family from Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McKee and family from Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Chandler and family from Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Davis and family from Wyoming. Also Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Chandler attended the anniversary. Wi C Vll K lit. f' , - S v'-- "i Wld-dls- MR. a MRS BLAKE RASMUSSEN were honored recently at a reception held at LapoInt on Vickie Huber, OBlake Rasmussen lie) Vickie Lee Huber, daughter of Mrs. Merlin (Darlene) Huber, LapoInt, became the bride of Blake Dee Rasmussen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wells D. Rasmussen, Arcadia, August 1 In the LapoInt Chapel. Bishop Kenneth Hartle officated and relatives and close friends witnessed the ceremony. The wedding march was played by Kenna Dee Hartle. A wedding reception honored the newlyweds that evening In the LapoInt ward The bride and groom cultural hall. greeted guests under an archway with white rose buds entwined with orchid bow. Two ribbon and a large orchid flower arrangements of white and orchid mums flanked the archway and two arrangements of orchid flowers stood near the cake table. th The bride wore an satin dress with high neckline complimented by a cameo pin, an overlay of lace on the bodice, hill sleeves of satin lace cuff, an empire with a three-inc- h waistline and a bow at the back holding a long flowing train. Her veil of bridal Illusion fell in two layers to the shoulders and one layer to the floor. It was caught by a satin headpiece featuring a bow with roses. Her bouquet was a large lavendar orchid, surrounded by 20 carnations which cascaded In a train like fashion. It had silver and white lace around It with orchid leaves and orchid and white satin ribbon streamers. Attending the bride were Reta Ann Mec-hasister of the bride, as matron of honor; Marilyn Lamb, maid of honor; Roma Jean Wooley, Kayla Lee Walker, Teresa Lamb, Brldemalds, and Rechelle Mecham, flower girl. The matron of honor wore an dress of floral print with orchid background. The maid of honor and brldemalds all wore floral print with an orchid background. They featured empire waistline and square neckline. The matron and maid of honor each carried a nosegay of mums and carnations, and the bride maids carried baskets of white and orchid carnations. The brides mother wore a light blue knit dress with white trim and the mother of the groom wore a beige dress. Their corsages were white and orchid carnation. The grandmothers also wore matching carnations. Lanny Rasmussen, brother of the groom, was best man to the groom, assisted by ushers, Merlin Randy Huber, Micheal L. Huber, Greggory Daren Huber and Dusty Mecham, all brothers of the bride, and Steve Rasmussen, a cousin of the groom. Assisting at the reception were Micheal, Brent and Gary Huber, Kenny and Glenny, Steven and Lee Ann Lamb and rg Danny Shields, gift bearers; Christy sat at the guest book; Kathy Harm-sto- n, Velene Esplln, Kenna Dee Hartle, Dixie Moore, Mrs. Margaret Walton, Mrs. Glenny Huber, Mrs. JoAnn Nelson and Mrs. Karen Huber helped with the gifts. Vona Houtz, Genny Nielson, Merl and Irva Huler helped In the kitchen; Janet, Debbie, Kathy and Cherlyn Lamb, Brenda and Sherry Huber were serving the wedding cake and frappee. During the program Roma Wooley and JoAnn Nelson sang; Velene Esplln, tap on danced; Christy Nyberg sang; Kenna Dee Hartle played a piano selection; Dorothy Luck ' sang. Master of ceremonies was Doyle Huber, uncle of the bride. The four-ti- er wedding cake was orchid with white trim. S was adorned by bells and swans and topped by a bride and groom under a bell archway. federal womens award Adelyn H. Logan, Realty Officer for the Bureau of Indian Affairs at the Uintah and Ouray Agency, Utah was recently honored In being named by the Bureau, and as one of no more than six by the Secretary of the Department of the Interior as a nominee for the Annual Federal Woman's Award for 1969. The program In Its ninth year offers a valuable opportunity to pay tribute and focus nation-wid- e attention on accomplishments of a small group of exemplary career women In the Federal Service. It Is particularly Interested In calling attention to successful attainment In a wide range of professions open to women In government. Awards are based on career service which has been characterized by outstanding ability and achievement In executive, professional, scientific or technical positions in major government programs or work of a Federal Agency. Consideration Is also given to recognition and honors received from the Agency with which Identified, and from other sources. Mrs. Logan has for the past several years, In addition to her work on the Ute Reservation, demonstrated leadership through her Intense and continuous Involvement In a wide variety of civic and organizations and societies In the Uintah Basin, the state and nation. Larsen reunion held at Roosevelt City park Larsen reunion was held at the RooCity Park Sunday Aug. 24. The family of Bernard (Buzz) Larsen and Mary Larsen former residents of Roosevelt. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Larsen and children, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Larsen and children, Mr. and Mrs. Woddy (Marlann) Martin and children, Mr. and Mrs. Dave (Lorraine) Warren and children, Mr. and Mrs. Phil (Arlene) Washburn and children, Becky Larsen and fiance, Wayne, Cherrle, Randy, and Mrs. Cyrus (Anna) Larsen, (Buzz's mother). A picnic lunch and barbecued steaks were enjoyed. A sevelt M ball Men-Glean- er An M Men and Gleaner Ball will be held at the Roosevelt Stake Center August 29 beginning at 9 p.m. It will be seml-form- al. All high school graduates and Mutual semi-professio- Marrieds are Invited. This ball Is being sponsored by the Roosevelt, Ashley, Uintah and Duchesne Stake M Men and Glea- ners. Admission Is by donation couple, 75? stag. $1.50 per Oom TLnderion, Qlenna Fay Skeans Jete) An open house was held August 16 at the Roosevelt 2nd ward cultural hall honoring Mr. and Mrs. Tom J. Anderton, following their wedding August 15 In the Salt Lake Temple. Glenna the former The bride, Fay Skeans, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Darbln Oceans, Martin, Ky. The bridegroom Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jensen, Roosevelt. The brides gown was made of white bridal satin with white lace bodice and sleeves and white satin buttons down the back. The bridal bouquet consisted of white and pink roses with white and pink rllibon Bud Anderton, with Sam Haslem and Jef- fery Luke as ushers. The wedding cake, which was six tiers, with 12 layers, was made and decorated by Wilma Haslem assisted by Lora Pike and Lois Bird who also made the flower arrangements. Decorations Included white background, with pink roses and pink and white bells. Ladles who took care of serving were Verga Page, Hattie Jensen and Virginia Fenn. Gifts were handled by Wilma Haslem and Viola Luke. Mary Mohlman presided at the guest book. Master of ceremonies for the program was Arvln Bel Ion for a program which Mr. and Mrs. John Albert Swaoey pose with their wedding cake during their recent reception in Duchesne. The bride Is the former Bonnie Marie Murdock. Duchesne Reception Ronnie Murdoch, John Siiasey married The Duchesne Stake center was the setting for a reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. John Albert Swasey August 9. The young couple wa s married August 8 In the Salt Lake LDS Temple with Elder Gaylen Snow Young officiating In the double ring ceremony. The lovely bride was Miss Bonnie Marie Murdock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Murdock, Duchesne and parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Lucius R. Swasey, also of Duchesne. The wedding party was honored at a wedding dinner at the Chuck-A-Rafollowing the ceremony. For their reception a silver backdrop and lighted pillars topped with fern ar rangements and baskets of lavender dah lias set the decor. Mrs. . Woodrow Wll and Beauty Shop 722-293- llams played background organ music. The bride wore a gown of white satin with scalloped lace overlay, polntlce sleeves, empire waistline accented with a white velvet bow and a square scalloped A detachable train of white neckline. satin with scalloped lace Inserts and set-i- n bow completed the gown. She wore a veil of white bridal Illusion which was elbow-leng- th and was held by a petalled headpiece outlined In seed pearls. Her bouquet was an orchid surrounded by white carnations and pale lavender streamers. Attending the bride were her matron of honor, Mrs. Janice Shear, sister of the lirlde; Karren Bergqulst, Jean Ashby, Renee Clegg and Andela Shear as junior bridesmaid. The matron of honor and the Junior bridesmaid wore green and the other attendants wore like lavender street length gowns of chiffon and taffeta with empire waistlines defined with velvet ribbon. They carried nosegays of small lavender mums and baby breath. Mrs. Carol Cloud was hostess. The mother of the bride wore a lavender dress and the mother of the brideBoth groom a green, both street-lengt- h. wore corsages of lavender mums. George Swasey, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Ronald Tolleffson CONVENIENT GROUP PLAN S2.00 up Free gift wrapping - Loral delivery Phone GRACES Utah - Roosevelt, 722-27- 51 was an usher. The four-tierwedding cake was Iced In white with lavender Illy of the valley and was topped by wedding bells, miniature swans, cuplds and birds were used as accents in the cake decorations. In charge of serving were Lou Ann Williams, Lori Dunkley, Nancy Thompson and Brenda Bearnson. Mrs. LaRue Bailey, Miss Melna Horrocks and Annette Marett were in charge of gifts. Mrs. George Swasey presided at the guest 1 lxk. Clair Poulson emceed a program which consisted of a song by Mrs. Trudy Bailey, Mrs. Joyce Rhodes, Mrs. Jean Taylor and Mrs. Karen Peterson accompanied by Mrs. Elaine Wayland; a tap and ballet number by Linda and lovetta Ivie; a song with guitar by Bruce Tolleffson, Greg Hayes and John Welch; a song by Murell Johnson and a piano solo by Mrs. Johnson; a reading by Mrs. Maxine Jensen and a song and guitar number by Clair Poulson. The new Mrs. Swasey wore a white fitted dress with lace bodice for her going-awensemble. They are making their home In Duchesne. ne ay 722-250- LATE AUGUST SPECIALS ! REfl. $189.95 now S109.00 DINETTE SET REG. $109.95 FOR TODDLERS TO GRANDMOTHERS Come iii for a Sneak Preview! CAMPFIRE - now $89.00 DINETTE SET BEG- - LATEX EXTERIOR PAINT (IN 27 COLORS) W-5- 0 GA- J- now SS.44 gal, ! fc 2 for 39' Marshmallows Potato Chips 1-l- 59' bag b. No. AUTUM HARVEST 8A0 can 4 for $1.00 6 for 49' Olives Coke (12-o- bottle - (dun depoolt) x. (free Pancake Mix bottle oyrup!) 12-o- x. 39' pkg. 2-l- b. - QUAKER TRIAL SIZE box 3 for 27' Life Cereal Paper Plates, 100-cou- nt 59' pkg N CAMPBELLS 1 8 for $1.00 Tomato Soup No. SHAVERS 4 for Grapefruit Sections SOS SI-0- can 0 No. 300 can VALLEY'S REGULAR OR HOT 3 for 89' Chili Q TOP-QUALIT- MEATS Q Y Columbia Sliced Bacon U.S.B.A. Choice Round Steak GARDEN-FRES- H lb. lb. 49' 95' ROPUCE O .... 20-l- b. Seedless Grapes Tomatoes ROOSEVELT, L'TAll SIZES 4 for 89' Pork & Beau Red or White Potatoes 1 2'i No. ed Phone of town, next now located on Highway 40 in the east part to the. Catholic Church - 29 - 30 HUNTS AUNT JEMIMA COMPLETE NELSON AGENCY 5 READY-TO-WEA- R THESE SPECIALS FOR AUGUST 28 Q Roosevelts Newest Dress Shop - Gifts of Distinction Mothers of the couple both wore pink Elaine's Dress Shop WE WILL FEATURE Lo-ra- dresses and corsages of pink and white carnations with pink and white streamers. Best man duties were performed by Watch vfor the Grand Opening of Phone Included; songs by Dorothy Luck, accompanied by Mrs. Lillian Wllkerson, Bishop Freston and daughters Dorene and Reading by Mary Mohlman, musical number by Carrie Wills and Barbara Hamblin. Background music was played by Lorama Freston. They will make a home In Provo where Mr. Anderton will be attending BYU. CHERISH WILL streamers. ne ks The Roonevelt Ward cultural hall wan the Keene of an open houne honoring Mr. and Mrs. Tom J. Anderton Saturday evening. Roosevelt Reception m, Hor-roc- 3 Adelyn Logan receives full-leng- Ny-be- r STANDARD Roosevelt, Utah Thursday, August 28. 1969 bag 98' lb. 19' lb. 19' KOHL PHONE ORDERS WELCOME! - FREE TOWN DELIVERY BEFORE 8:00 P.M. Phone 738-245- 1 Duchesne |
