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Show Cougarettes officers plan years activities STANDARD - Roosevelt, Utah Thursday, October 2, 1969 New officers and members of the "Union Cougarettes" have been selected. Officers for tho year are: Roma Woolley, presi- OiOGGGEE CUSS a dent; Kathy Allred, vice president; 33 iSSS Joan secretary and treasurer and drill mistress. "Couga-rettadvisor, Mrs. Nancy Perclval reported that a junior drill mistress would be chosen at a later date. Senior members of the club include those who have been enrolled for one year, they are: Kathy Allred, Lorna Perkins, Annette Velma Fleldstead motored to Provo to meet her sister and husband and from there they went to Lake Louise In the Canadian Rockies. They spent five days there . Upon returning home Velma stopped st Provo to visit her son Stanley and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hlldun Mower and two daughters from Montana are visiting her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Pete --M- rs, e" Bas-tla- n, Annette Cook, Susan Denver, Kathy Hardlnger, Susan Hoi gate, Lori Kowallis, Linda Manning, Lareen Malnsr, Cheryl Nelson, Christine Nyberg, Darlene Olpln, Joan Perkins, Marrlanne Pike, Susan Irene Louise Rockwood, Rasmussen, Thatcher, Roma Woolley and Marilyn WalL Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wall attended a funeral on Monday In Craig for Mrs. Walls nephew Raymon Mower killed In -- Young. Junior members of the club were chosen last Spring at tryouts held at Union High. an automobile accident. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Thacker are spending a few days here . They were married recently and will soon return to Wyoming where Evan has work. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Maxfleld motored to Durango over the weekend to visit their son Perry and family. Visiting with the Lester Maxflelds was their daughter, Leslie and husband Phill Speed and they had their baby daughter blessed. She was given the name of Dina also their son Kent from BYU. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tuft had their baby daughter blessed and she was given the name of Jennifer. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reay weirit to Dennison, Colo, to visit a daughter, Darlene and husband, Max Thompson and to see their new baby boy. They stopped in Grand Junction and visited their son Gary and family who have a new baby daughter. Include; Karen Allred, Kathleen Bergqulst, Linda Carlson, Loretta Chino, Amy Clayburn, Kathy Hall, Leslie Harm-sto- n, Lynette Hoops, Frances Jones, Sharon McKee, Trudy McClure, Gayla Murray, Marilyn Murray, Karen Nielsen, Laurie Sprouse, Jody Wilkin and June They Wln-terto- fi. Ashby, left, will serve as chairman of the program planning session. Ronald Johnson is District Explorer Chairman, and Kent Baacom, conference chairman, for the planning conference slated for October 11. Kevin Explorers Plan Planning conference, planned for Explorers plorer Post 750 and conference chairman. The conference will be Saturday, October 11; starting at 2:30 and continuing A special dinner prountil 9:30 p.m. gram has been planned with the event being held at the Roosevelt Stake Center Plans for the semi-annu- al Explorer planning conference take shape as Explorer leaders build format for the event, reports Kent Bascom, member of Ex Mr. Bascom announced that Kevin Ashby will serve as chairman of the Program planning session and presentations for post presidents and vice presidents during the afternoon and evening sessions. Other Explorer leaders participating In the program at this date are Ronald Johnson, Roosevelt District Explorer Chairman, serving as conference advisor; Jim Freston, Paul Betts, Carl VanTas-se- ll of Roosevelt District tnd DrellStagg, Gale Brewer, Brad McClellan will participate on a discussion panel. Presenters of special Explorerlng program and post operation will be John Smith, advisor of post 231, Vernal; Arden Stewart, advisor of Post 233 and 775, Vernal; Don Hooper Explorer Advisor of Post 750, Roosevelt; Roger Hacking, member of Council Executive committee and Uintah District Committee; Bert Dannenberg, District Executive; David Hales, post president of Post 231, Vernal and Kevin VanTassell, of Post 263 Tablona. Other speakers will be announced later. Post presidents and advisors should return their reservation forms at once. Additional information may be obtained from Mr. Bascom or Mr. Johnson In Roosevelt. CATTLE SALES! Ute Livestock Enterprise INDIAN CATTLE SALE on Thursday, November 6, 1969 APPROXIMATELY 3,000 CALVES (These calves will be weaned and DINTAII BASIN CATTLE on Saturday, Oct. 11 and Saturday, Nov. 8 steers and feeder sales will consist of calves, yearling BALES START AT 1:00 heifers, cows) AJL - - - AT THE UINTA SALES DARN Roosevelt Utah HO SALE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 (DEER SEASON) REGULAR SALES EVERY SATURDAY, 1040 New uniforms for the "Cougarettes" were ordered last summer, one feature about the new uniforms that will appeal to all Is their versatility. The "Cougarettes sponsored two dances during the summer and enough money was raised to purchase wlndbreakers for the entire club. Initiation of junior members was held Friday, September 26, the "girls choice" dance was held later that evening. "Couearettes chose a "Cougarette L. & L. MOTOR presents Punt, Pass & Kick Roosevelt merchants donate equipment Competition for 1969 In Youngsters at the Head Start school new Lapolnt recently received a gift of a swing set and other toys for their playground. They money for the new equipment was donated by a group of Roosevelt businessmen. Jason Cuch, director of Head Start said he was very pleased with this project. It showed the cooperation of parents of the students and the merchants of Roosevelt. He noted that communities working together like this can accomplish a great deal In helping make some very worthwhile projects come to pass. There are two sets of twins at the school, daughers of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Lauritzen, Michelle and Michaleln and sons of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Martin, Kenneth and James. All are residents of Lapolnt. The school has an enrollment of 17 three and four year old students. Mr. Cuch recently returned from a week of training In Denver for Parent Involvement. He stated that this was a fine example of how parents and community Involvement can really work when people can communicate and work together, Mrs. R'Dean lauritzen Is parent chairman. Mrs. Helen Wash Is head teacher assisted by Mrs. Thelma lamb. BOYS 8 THROUGH 13 -S- IGN UP NOW FOR OUR PUNT, PASS & KICK COMPETITION! La-po- int for officers and leaders from all Explorer Posts In the Duchesne, Roosevelt and Uintah Districts. STOCKER AND FEEDER (These Cook, BingKing" from the football team, John ham and in turn the football team chose a "Football Queen" from the "Cougarette" girls, Peggy Klssllng. The "Cougarettps plan to inarch at all home football and basketlall guinea and annual they also hope to travel to the BYU Pep Club Day held at Provo in the Spring. AJL WIN A TROPHY AND COMPETE AT NFL GAMES Yes, the best things in life are free! Just bring your mom, dad or legal guardian with you to our dealership and sign up for Punt, Pass & Kick. There's nothing to buy and you may end up a trophy winner. We are awarding a 1st, 2nd and 3rd place trophy for each age group, 1 8 local trophies In all. You compete only against boys your own age. And, if you're lucky, you can go on to more advanced competitions. Imagine your parents watching you compete at NFL games. You may even become a National Finalist and go to the NFL Play-Ogame in Miami, Florida, and tour Cape Kennedy and the Air Space Museum. When you register you also get a free Tips Book which is loaded with stories and tips on punting, passing and kicking by top NFL ff New Toys Head Start School Youngsters at the Lapolnt-Tride- il are enjoying the swing set and other toys puchued with fends donated by Roosevelt merchants. stars. HURRY! Fur further Information, contact: Roy Todd, Roosevelt, Utah, Phone Uinta Sales Ban, Roosevelt, Utah, Phone Dean Todd, Heber City, HURRY! HURRY! 723-333- 5; 722-328- 2; Phone 654-133- UNION FOOTBALL FIELD 2:00 PJH. - OCT. 11, 1969 4. r NOW! 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Ray's Northern Gas & Appliance CARBERATION - WEED BURNING - FIELD FLAMING Phone 722-33Roosevelt, Utah CO-O- JUDGING: Entries will be judged in units. One unit will be allowed for each full inch of spread, measured at tho widast point. One unit will bo allowed for tach point measuring two inches or more In length, measured from the inside of tho curve. SAVE & SIGN UP FOR THE BIG DEER HUNT SALE AND NG BUCKC0NTEST OmH FMHEBS ROOSEVELT, UTAH C0-0- F East Lagoon Street - Roosevelt, Utah i |