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Show 12' DHS State park permits Applications wiP be accepted position of Aktiholiam Field Workei for the Uintah Basin Alcoholism Center at Roosevelt, Utah. For Job description, duties, and application form contact John B Gale, Roosevelt, Utah. Deadline for Applying, Jan. foe students honored Publication elites: Dec. 18, Jan. 1, 1970. . The Outstanding Americans Foundation announced today that three students from Duchesne high school have been selected as Outstanding Teenagers of America for 1970. These students are Bryan Ibach, Daun Bredenbroker and Leesa Poulsnn, who will compete for state and national awards in the Outstanding Teenagers of America program. fit This foundation Is dedicated to honoring, inspiring and encouraging young people to take full advantage of the Awards are opportunities In America. given annually. The receplents were selected cm the basis of ability and achievement. They will compete with other winners in their state for the Governors Trophy awarded annually to the most outstanding teenager in each state. State winners will be eligible for one of the two National teenagers awards and college scholarships made available by the Outstanding Americans foundation. Ibach was class president his Mr. Freshman year, his Sophomore year, received a regional superior was most Improved rating In mono-actin- g, was prom basketball player 1968-6- 9, chairman, Model UN president and Mr. Personality and carnival chairman. Miss Bredenbroker was a member of the prom committee 2 years; Model UN officer 2 years, prom queen, prom chairman, senior class assembly chairman, laurel class president, winner in poster contest, active in sports, member of Future Teachers of America and future Scientists of America, attended the science symposium, has been layout artist and of the school yearbook and a member of the youth council two years. Miss Poul son has been on the honor roll since the 9th grade, was 7th grade secretary, 8th grade class president, Miss scholastic, Miss Talent, student of the month, regional winner In the commercial meet, Seminary class president, Delegate to Science Symposium, placed 2nd In retold story, FHA treasurer and girls state alternate, 1st attendant to homecoming queen, winning In talent and cakemaking divisions, president of Duchesne Seminary, secretary of Basin Seminary, FHA secretary and treasurer of Stage V) Dawn Bredenbroker Leesa Paulson at our Bryan Ibach non-pro- vice-presid- ent vice-preside- nt, co-edi- tor Band. Each of the students will receive a frameable certificate In' recognition of their honor In February. Last Thursday the Duchesne Eagles defeated the Vikings at East Carbon. Saturday they beat the South Summit Wildcats 61 to 54. We wish them luck during the holidays. Last Tuesday the studentbody at DHS had a Christmas movie and treat present by the student council. The Duchesne Eagles wish you a very Merry Christmas. fnwnmuv cram all Men. Mr. and Mrs. William O. Larsen drove to Payson one day last week to visit Mrs. Larsens mother, Mrs. MaryKlnl-so- n. Then they drove to Salt Lake and Orem to visit members of their family. Jennie Jorgenson and Nina Goodrich of Price visited one day last week with Mrs. Sylvia Goodrich. Fred and Carma Mathews drove to Salt Lake on Sunday to visit with Freds mother, Mrs. Alice Mathews whom Is In the LDS hospital following major surgery on Friday. Claud Mathews and daughter Ada have been In Salt lake with his wife and her mother while she Is undergoing surgery and medical treatment. We 1he Old lim&e are a new group called the silver Chains. We meet on Thursdays at Mrs. Browns home. We are learning about Phase I Guiding Childrens playtime. Our officers are president, Raeann Da- vis, vice president. Holly Mitchell, Secretary, Tracy Nielson, Songleader , Donna Hayes, Reporter, Kathy Miller, Recreation chairman, Ronda Robbins, Health Chairman, Ida Harrera, Safety Chairman, Rosie A bright eye indicates curiosity; a black eye, too much." Harrera. Reporter, Kathy Miller 0000330320 0 Gcmaso mi Mrs. Sylana and Ruben Woolley In Salt Lake this week. were Miss Joy Turnbow was visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Turnbow Reed and Parley. Mr. and Mrs. Weston Thomas and Karen were In Provo shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. Defa were In Provo doing shopping and on business. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Giles, Mary and Natilce were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jones and family . Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hackford and family, Mr. and Mrs. Darreld Casper and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Casper were In Salt Lake visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon and Gayle Ann. Tabby played Wasatch AcademySatur-da- y night and won. Mr. and Mrs . Darreld Casper and family were In Salt Lake. Mrs. Norma Wagstaff was In Heber shopping. Christmas Mass schedule set Masses at Saint Helens Church to celebrate the birth of Christ will be at Midnight Christmas Eve and at 8 and 10 a.m. Christmas day. All our friends In the Basin are Invited to attend any of these services with us commemorating the day when the Word was made flesh. the members of Sunday the twenty-fir- st the Catholic Youth Organisation of St. Helens parish had an afternoon of discussion and prayer. The events of the day included a special dinner to honor Tom Houston, Unions Student The CYO group Is planning to sing ns to guitar accompaniment next Sunday, December 28, at 8:30 a.m. Anyone interested In attending this Guitar Mass Is welcome to come. folk-hym- ANNOUNCEMENT ! National Farmers Union Insurance Cos. take pleasure in announcing the return of JOE MALNAR Neola, Utah, as Insurance Agent Mr. Malnar will have exclusive agency rights in Duchesne and Uintah Counties with an office in Neola. Utah) and Roosevelt, Utah. P Calling suggestions for Christmas phoning Christmas Is a time for crowds, among other things. And sandwiched between Christmas time always brings many happy activities In the ward. First came the decorating of the chapel on Tuesday evening, the chapel Is gaily decorated with pine boughs, pine cones, bells and ribbons and the theme Peace on Earth Good Will Towards Men. The young people and their leaders did the decorating after which they enjoyed sandwiches and juice. Monday evening the Primary officers and their partners and the Mutual Marrleds held their annual Christmas party with a lovely ham supper and all the trimmings, playing games and singing carols. 38 members were present. Tuesday evening the Mutual had a Christmas party. Games were played and fruit cake and a punch was served. Monday the Primary children practiced their parts for the annual Christmas Eve party, after which they were served pop corn balls. Tuesday evening the Mutual went caroling to all the homes In Bluebell after which they met at the chapel and had hot chill. Christmas Eve the ward met at the chapel and enjoyed a lovely Christmas program after which ole Santa came and gave all a sack of treats. It Is truly a hppy time and may we all have peace In our hearts and good will Towards the Chrlstmas-shoppln- g crowd and the gift exchanging crowd, the telephone crowd Is expected to put in Its annual appea- rance Christmas Day. Thats the word from Theo Perkins, local manager , for Mountain Bell, who reminds us that Christmas Is the busiest calling day of the year. Mothers Day Is the only other day of the year that even comes close to Christmas for calling volume, he explained It seems that on Christmas people are anxious to wish their seasons greetings to friends and family whom they may not call at any other time. Mr. Perkins offered a couple of suggestions to help people complete their calls during this busiest of holiday seasons. He urged telephone users to place their calls In the middle of the day rather than during the early morning and evening hours, which are the two busiest times on Christmas Day. . President and Mrs. Elmer Moon are happy to announce the arrival of their 8th grandchild a 10 lb. 9 12 oz. baby girl born to Bishop and Mrs. BUI Sampson (Marietta) of Orem on December 11, Mother and baby are doing fine. This Is the 4th child for the Sampsons. They have 2 boys and a girl at home. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Horrocks and family were visitors of Mr. and Airs. Lyle Karren on Sunday. Thursday evening there was a group of ladies and Jack Rasmussen who met at the Legion Hall. Bags of goodies were sacked for the needy in Duchesne. Saturday, Mrs. Mrle Baum, Mrs. Myrtle WUcken and Orlnda Gee motored to Roosevelt and took Mrs. Leila Wardle gifts at the Rest Home. While there others were visited Including Gus Gourdln. All seemed In good spirits. Notice To Water Users Rural air routes may be possible seen Air service to the nations rural areas was 'a step closer today as a result of action taken by Rep. Laurence J. Burton h). I received a letter from Secor D. Browne, chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board, promising prompt and comprehensive consideration of my request, Rep. Burton said. The Utah Republ lean had wrlttentheCAB Chairman December 1, requesting airline service to rural areas "where the nations 30 million people are living without adequate air service. In Burtons letter he reminded Chairman Browne that the House passed a bill providing for a 10 year, $5 billion program I supporto Improve U. S. airports. ted that bill because I believe our airline transportation system must be But I also updated, Burton continued. think our rural areas must have air service, too. Citizens who live outside the great metropolitan areas must not be denied these services. Burton urged Chairman Browne to use the CABa authority to Initiate a new policy setting class rates at a level that will allow the airlines to accomplish the goal of providing adequate air service to I am convinced that America. airline service Is justified to many noneconomic points, Burton wrote the Chairman. Chairman Brownes letter to Congressman Burton said, In part: The Board has been quite concerned, for some time, about many aspects of the air service requirements of the small communities. The Board intends to give prompt and comprehensive consideration to your letter and we shall communicate with you In the near future as to the Boards thinking. - non-urb- an Leo L. Brady A C. Leland Wright, co Leo L. Brady, Duchesne, Utah, have filed with Notice SALE OF OIL AND GAS MINING LEASES TRIBAL AND ALLOTTED LANDS DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS UINTAH AND OURAT AGENCY Fort Duchesne, Utah 84026 SEALED BIDS will be received until 2:00 P.M., Moun-- . tain Standard Time. January 15, 1970, and opened at that time in the office of the Uintah and Ouray Agency, Fort Duchesne, Utah, for leasing of 58 tracts of Tribal land containing 29.097 acres, more or less, and 1 tract of allotted land containing 5 acres, more or less. Townships 1 North, 1 and 3 South, Ranges 1, 4. 6, 8, 9 and 10 Wept Uinta meridian, Duchesne and Wasatch Counties, Utah, for oil and gas mining purposes. Details of the lease opening and how and where to file bids may be obtained by addressing an inquiry to the Superintendent Uintah & Ouray Agency, Fort Duchesne, Utah 84026. Published in the Uintah Basin Standard Dec. 25, 1969, and Jan. inter-changeab- le, make good gifts 7. 1970. 25, 1969, and of the facilities. They are not however. The Golden is for federal areas only, and Eagle Fun Tag" is for Utah State Park the administered areas. Neither Include extra services and facilities, such as cabin r ental, hot water showers, golf fees, water or sewer connections at some campbut both do permit yeargrounds;long access to picnic areas, campgrounds, visitor centers, museums, scenic drives, some historical sites; and the Utah Fun Tag annual permit Includes boat launching at all state administered recreation use f one areas. The dollar per car, and entrance to museums and historical restorations Is very nominal; but the Golden Eagle Passport or the Utah Fun Tag Is considered the real bargain. Visitation to the Utah State Park System will exceed 2 14 million persons for 1969, and the Division of Parks and Recreation is presently spending over a million dollars In Improving and expanding facilities In various units of the state most Notice STANDARD Roosevelt, Utah Thuiaduy, December 29, 1969 Have you been puzzled about a Christmas gift for the outdoors man or woman who has everything Mom or Dad, Brother or Sister, Grandma or Grandpa? Well, dont fret longer because the suggestion made today by State Partks Director Harold Tippetts seems so logical. That Is a 1970 Fun Tag (the annual State Park permit.) They are now on sale at the State Park Office, 132 South 2nd West in Salt Lake, and may be secured by maUlng a check to this address. They can be purchased at the Utah Lake State Park, 4400 West Center In Provo, or at the Regional Fish a nd Game offees In Ogden, Provo, Vernal, Price and Cedar City. Boaters may also secure them through the mall with their annual boat registration. For the nominal cost of 97, this Is For the a great recreation bargain. person who wishes to see Utah, this Fun all 40 units of the State Tag buys Park system for the year. State Parks provide opportunities for boating, hiking, fishing, camping, and picnicking, or just visiting some of the outstanding scenic spots and historic sites that make Utah system. II; Neighbors a great tourist attraction. The State Park fee system based cm he who plays should the premise that Is now In Its 5th year. Sales In pay, 1968 were 4,750 annual and 40,334 dally permits. This Increased to 7,419 annual and 75,247 daily permits In 1969 or an Increase of about 45. There Is still some confusion by In distinguishing between the federal Golden Eagle Passport and the Utah State Park annual permit, according to Mr. Tippetts. Both allow the driver of a noncommercial vehicle and his passengers to enter a park or recreation area and use Notice the State Engineer App. No. to appropri39686 of water in ate 0.014 sec.-Duchesne County, State of Utah. The water is to be diverted from an unnamed spring area at a point S. 1650 ft. W. 2516 ft. from NE Cor. Sec. 35, T2S, R5W, USB&M, and used from Jan. 1 to Dec 31 for stockwatering of 10 horses and 500 cattle in SWViNE (43-224- 9) my off IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF DUCHESNE COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH EVERETT R. SMITH, and LOUISE H. SMITH, Plaintiffs. va S& Sec 35. T2S, R5W; N'j Sec 2. T3S, R5W, USB&M. Protests resisting the granting of this application with reasons therefor must be filed in duplicate with the State Engineer, 442 State Capitol. Salt Lake City, Utah, 84114. on or before January 31 1970. Hubert Lambert, STATE ENGINEER Published in the Uintah Basin Standard, Roosevelt, Utah, on Dec. 18, 25, 1969, and Jan. a WALTER LITTLEJOHN, dba STAR INVESTMENTS and JANE DOE LITTLEJOHN, his wife. Defendants. Under and by virtue of the Writ of Execution and Order of Sale on Judgment of Mortgage Foreclosure from the above entitled court, dated November. 26, 1969, I have seized the real property hereinafter described. Notice Is hereby given that 1, 1970. on January fellas-I- m "Please, Sheriffs Sale ft 5, 1970 at 2:00 o'clock p.m., at the front door of the Courthouse for Du just thing . . . chesne County, In the City of Duchesne, Utah, I will sell at Sheriffs Sale, to the highest bidder for cash the following described real property, or as much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said execution, together with interest and costs: NWS Vi W1; SJNEU: Section 12. T. 4 S.. R 7 V.. USM; NWiNWU: Section 14. T. 4 S.. R. 7 W.. USM: NE4; NEUSEU: Section 10. T. 4 S., R. 7 W, USM. consisting of 300 acres more or less including all improvements, but excepting all oil, gas and other minerals. Dated This 18th day of December, 1969. GEORGE MARETT, Duchesne County Sheriff Published in the Uintah Basin Standard Dec. 18, 25, 1969, and Jan. 1, 1970. INTERESTII1G FACTS Brought to You by Jay Gates Oddly enough, the man who pal Inventors of television is a of today. He was John Baird, demonstrations of TV in London was one of the princiman few have heard and he gave public as early as 1936. Ever wonder why champagne is called champagne? It gets It name from the area known as the Champagne Region in France. It seems hard to believe, hut one U. S. President never went to school! Our 17th President, Andrew Jackson, was taught to read and write not In school hut by his wife. 1, 8, 1970. BASKETBALL SCORES Duchesne 76 - East Carbon 50 Duchesne 61 - South Summit 54 Altamont 59 - Alumni 53 Union 62 - Lehl 68 Union 85 - Emery 80 Tablona over East Carbon - no score available Tablona lost to Park City by 3 pts. no score available. day-to-d- ay . You can save real money on used car now at G & L Chevrolet-BuicStop in and see some "of the prices for yourself. Well be looking forward to talking with you. And, heres another Interesting fact k. 0, gpihliiJia rtlwm nQl CHEVROLETiBUICK i Ilk BOB ffffwyn Di in I |