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Show Ulnlalt Mrs. Beth Reynolds In heart fund chairman Phana Nawt ta Raaaavalt, 721 Mama is' Appointment of Mrs. Heth Reynolds as Duchesne County Heart Fund chairman, was announced today by Mr. Paul Hutsh, State Heart Fund chairman. Mrs. Reynolds has served previously as chairman. Mrs. Reynolds sas that the Heart Association conducts Its annual Heart Fund drive each February. During this month both the businesses and homes will be contacted for coutriliutions by Heart Fund volunteers. The hUh point of the campaign will be February 28, Heart Sunday when volunteers will call upon their neighbors for contributions. "Our coal for Duchesne County1 rain palcn." she said, "will lie SG00.00. Funds raised from the campaign are used for the Heart Associations three-phasprogram of research, education, and com- 2131 BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Ralph IViwne, Trtdell, a Kill, Feb. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steele, Lit point, a loy, Feb. 5. PATIKNTS Norma Hadden, Thomas J. Ahplanalp, Bruce Smith, Duchesne; John D. Massoy, Vernal; Crowley baby, Roosevelt; Carolyn Miller, Ft. Duchesne; Christopher Merk-le- y, Randlett, Naomi Taylor, Altamont; Gleuda Small, Randlett. '::'::w::::":!:::r:or:Kj Jjy "A "r"t Recipe of the Week ed munity I service. Mrs. Reynolds announced that currently there are 11 researchers in Utah being supported by Heart Fund dollars involving some $107,000 In research grants. According to Mrs. Reynolds, the Heart Association will conduct a state-wid- e educational program on the warning symptoms of heart attack. She noted that thousands of Americans die each year from heart attacks liecause they don't know the warning signs and wait too long to get medical care. "An Important part of this mass educational program will be leaving leaflets explaining the warning signs at each home by the Heart Fund volunteer," Mrs. Reynolds said. Named as chairmen in the heart fund drive for Duchesne County are Mrs. Alfred Stringham, Mrs. Jim Nebeker, Mrs. Shlrl Rawllngs, Mrs. Sherman Sorenson and Mrs. Cordon Womack in Roosevelt; Mrs. Anthon Rust, Altamont; Mrs. Bernard Dastrup, Altonah; Mrs. Velma Field-ste- d, Boneta; Mrs. Fay Miles, Mt. Home; Mrs. Blaine Brotherson, Talmage; Mrs. Wayne Bastlan, Neola; Mrs. Carol Harvey Mrs. Frank Llddell, Mrs. Ralph Ivle and Mrs. Mike Kettle, Myton; Mrs. Kenneth Bowers, Duchesne; Mrs. Gene Burt, and Mrs. Ronald Goodrich, .'4.AV I Ta-blo- Wedding SK- Mr. - William D. Allipxul fornia rites January Farnsworth-Alligoo- 16. ucrt married in wedding d Miss Anne Farnsworth became the bride of Sgt. William D. Alllgood Jan. 16 at noon. Father Louis F. Knight officiated In the double ring ceremony at St. Edwards Catholic Church. The young couple was honored at a reception at the Dana Point Community house that afternoon. For her wedding and reception the bride wore a full length white brocade gown with a small train. Her knee length veil was held by a headpiece of a white rose and petals, she wore ear rings of pearl clusters and carried a bouquet of white roses and one orchid with white streamers. Miss Laurie Farnsworth was maid of honor with Kris Farnsworth as bridesmaid. They wore turquoise belted empire waisted brocade gowns with matching shoes and matching fabric net headpieces. Each carried a bouquet of pink roses and carnations. Parents of the young couple are Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Farnsworth, Dana Point, Calif.; and Mr. and Mrs. William E. Alllgood, Washington N. C. Kenneth M. Meyers of San Clemente, Calif., performed the duties of best man. Ushers were Michael T. Hedlan, Jimmy Miller and Dan McDanlels. Candy Gammell was at the guest book, Mrs. Carol Meyers and Mrs. Diane Hed-lawere in charge of gifts. Mrs. Jackie Erwin and Mrs. Jackie Ludlum were in charge of serving. The mother of the bride wore a green and beige suit with a corsage of pink and white carnations and the mother of the groom wore a beige knit suit with a similar corsage. Baskets of pink and white carnations with blue and white streamers were used in the reception hall. The bride graduated from SCITs in 19G9 and the Lawton School of Dental Assis- ington high school in North Carolina, U. S. M. C. Electronics Technicians school. He Is a Sgt. in the Marine Corp at San Mateo. They spent their honeymoon at Mt. Home Utah and are now making their home at San Clemente, Calif. Acacia Club meets Mrs. J. D. Walker of Roosevelt was hostess for the February meeting of the Acacia club held Monday evening. Mrs. Thomas Gentry of Ioka was There were 10 members present with Mrs. Gentry filling the secretary job as Mrs. Leo Hancock is ill. The program was titled "The 16.5 Days of Christmas" a story about a Jewish family celebrating Christmas in the United States for the first time being given by Mrs. Gentry. Lovely refreshments were served with the March Meeting slated to be in Duchesne at the home of Mrs. Curtis Cloud with Mrs. Peter R. Jacobson as ss. Mutual Interest dance The Mutual Interest group will dance at Ward cultural hall the Roosevelt-Secon- d A live Saturday beginning at 9 p.m. orchestra will furnish the music. nd tants. The bridegroom graduated from Wash Neola Bridge Club Mrs. Jay Larson Jr., husUtl the Neola Bridge club Wednesday at her residence, Mrs. Martcm Keller and Mrs. Imise Reed A dessert luncheon was were guests. served. The evening was spent playiuK The prizes were won ly Mrs. bridge. Felter and Mrs. James Mllltiran. It's fun and economical to make slips, pcltipants, panties, swim suits, peignoirs, gowns and many many novelty and gift items! Register at once for the most exciting sewing experience in your r classes life! In just 3 in be an can making expert you your lingerie and many gift items. Come, call us or return coupon below. Don't wait . . . Classes are filling fast. Class Duchesne 500 honored by BPW Club Josephine Yergensen was Woman of the Year durlne a Monday evening. Mrs. Yergensen Is serving as recorder of Roosevelt City where she was noted as having served as an able executive and efficient worker. During the past State BPW convention in Roosevelt she was serving as State President, the first State president to come from the Roosevelt club since Its organization many yenrs ago. Despite problems of CG2B The Ouray Park Irrigation Company held Its annual meeting at the old Avalon school house. Mr. and Mrs. William Chandler returned home during the week from California, where they have been since Christmas visiting relatives. -Carol and Kenneth Ellsworth from Salt Lake were weekend guests at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ellsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Folks and girls from Browns Park visited over the weekend at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roliert Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Oaks and son from Vernal, also Thomas Chandler and sons from Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs. William Chandler were Sunday evening guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Jensen. Thomas Chandler and sons, Rodney and Chris from Salt Lake were weekend guests at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Chandler. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Huff, Kamas were In Avalon Monday Feb. 1 for the meeting of the Ouray Park Irrigation Co. The Duchesne 500 club was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ashton t Shop? ... ... IT WILL TRY AYDS staff Keypunched into the Computer Assembled and Inspected Mailed to you with Instructions for your signature and mailing Full Audit Protection. Ariel Michie ITS P. O. Box 357 Roosevelt, Utah 84066 s inuw: TRIAMINIC SYRUP i i Socialette Club meets Mrs. Dave Rasmussen was hostess for the Socialette club which met at her home were Mrs. Thursday night. Clay Frandsen and Mrs. Kelly Goodrich. Mt. Fuel Supply presented the program where a demonstration was given on Italian foods. The food was served afterwards to the members present. Guests for club were Mrs. Kirk Bennett and Mrs. Merlan Murphy. I T vinimini NOW!! R,a q-ti- material, 9 For Cosmetic or Nursery Use Reg. 98c NOW! NOW! 't. NOW! V X vw and ponchos. IV .mi. Schick lH'11. After the program a business discussion was held ami It was decided that those memlers not planning to attend club meetings should notify tho vice president by noon on club days or lw fined 25C. Address Phone EDITH'S STITCHERY IT All Refreshments were served to the 14 members and 1 guest present. Our club president, Mrs. Kent Denver lias a new son, Mrs. Terry Brotherson has a new daughter. Center v-- a NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM ej. 1.59 NOWI Whilmsn Bridge 1 5 lUNUtbrlKIN Cktwaklt cM takliti tar ckiMrta tour SIC NOW! IN STORE SPECIALS VALENTINES HEART OUR CHOCOLATES, CANDIES. PERFUME. AND I congespirin lorCMtan WITH THIS COUPON 59c 0)011 Reg. 694 IDL 49 SAVE Reg. 79c NOVELTY I t$&b Playing Cards r VALENTINE FEB. 14 C0L06NE flyaLl If flpr protein 3 Oi. Reg. 85c I 89 ONLY BOXED i SHAMPOO with ell EE BASIC 1 I rj BRECK 11 $119 Remember Bkl Reg. I. SHOULDERS 0 Reg. $1.50 c J ..f.jiiN'i Protein Hair Spray Mfiin scs!it PIUS BLADES HEAD I N0Wl77( A M SCHICK NOW! ly.'7l I':. tflll II I Keg. 1.09 I Mcnnen LOTION C tr Handy Packet Pack af U'i L, HAND !?t5lNOW! Ffi-r-T 77Ct COTTON SWABS TABLETS OF SWEDEN Praaipl ralirt far ituHWaaa' nmamf nam. V f it "rm ps -13 2? omenta. 0Wf' ess i 1 TRIAMINION $)99 Reg. 1.85 hair gay A.. Alef afLTft w m.HaTBarn 10-11-12- TOUCH n I 722-210- irtf Reg.3.9S $199 rn Phone SUN MARK ELECTRIC ALARM NOW! IHtll fHEN Be Audited by our Reducinf plan candy New available in 4 flavors. Reg. 3.50 Saturday evening. Special guests were A Mr. and Mrs. Albert D'Alessandro. Prizes dessert luncheon was served. were won by Mr. and Mrs. Niles Earl and Mr. and Mrs. Deon Brown. Mrs. Dennis Mowers entertained the Sewing Club Wednesday eveA salad luncheon was enjoyed by ning. fourteen members. The evening was spent sewing and visiting. luncheon was served. An enjoyable time was spent playing bridge. Mrs. Richard Adams and Mrs. Reed won the prizes. Our Qualified Representatives will initially prepare your Return at your convenience In the Privacy of your own home . . . ar Tan Maw'i Tour La-br- -- SUN MARK TRAVEL ALARM Club Mrs. Darrell Walker was the hostess to tlie Monday Bridge club. Invited guests were Mrs. Louise Reed, Mrs. Erma and Mrs. Kd Labrum. A dessert PRICES EFFECTIVE: FEB. PHARMACIES Red Monday Bridge Club Inter Tax Services, Inc. Business minded CRUGlilSIi UAv,Jt INDEPENDENT ng Josephine Yergensen 30-3- ' iy.A fund-raisi- NOW! $44.0 Cj Refreshments were served to the eight members and one guest present. Mrs. Mill Hall and Mrs. Norman lUr-chwere hostess for February. Mrs. Did Sanders gave a demonstration She made a lovely on flower arranging. arrangement of fresh dafodlls and Iris, which was given away as a door prize. The lucky winner was Mrs. Craig Carnp- - Name till JOSKWIN'K YKKtiENHKN named HI'W unman of the in water with a small amount of salt. 1 can Chicken Rice Soup 1 can Cream of Mushroom soup 2 hard boiled eggs 1 can tuna (drained) Place into casserole lightly greased. Put crushed potato chips over top. Oven 350 degrees. S minutes. Reg. 5.79 woolen 722-316- 8. KOOSKVK1.T, , Add; The Duchesne Mothers Club was held Thursday evening at the home of Barbara Jensen with Alfhild Josie as Mrs. Dora Curry of Roosevelt presented the program with a recording of Orson Wells 1938 CBS Radio program depicting a space craft from Mars landing on Earth and the confusion it caused. A dessert luncheon was served to 21 members and two guests. Special guests were Maxine Ferguson, Roosevelt and Carol Wright. ed 25. tm. Mothers Club meets Les Femmes club for January was held at the home of Mrs. Jim Reldhead, with Miss Mrs. Merlan Murphy as Donna Rose jave a very interesting program on Guatemala. The members seeing slides, listening to reconls, and seeing pictures, native dressed dolls, Classes morning, afternoon, and evening. Phone "v FAST 4T1I ROIT1I rice cook Les Femmes Club two-hou- m The Duchesne Friendship club was held at the home of Mrs. Myrthls Buckalew on Wednesday evening. A delicious luncheon was served to ten members after which a card game "Help Your Neighbor" was played. High prize was won by Annie Mezenen and low by Marie Baum. 1 rice 12 cups water, cup brown NeiflilHirlMKHl of Lingerie "Fun Fabrics". mm Friendship Club 1 Neighborhood Sewing LEARN THE QUICK EASY WAY! We now stock a complete line starts January Cali- .3maJ.J BROWN RICE CASSEROLE Submitted by Kay Trowbridge STANDARD - Roosevelt, Utuh 5 Thursday, February 11, 1071 housing wldch were very ably met by members of tlie club and community many letters came from club members In various areas of the state complimenting the club on tlie friendliness and Involvement of the entire community. During her many years as a member of the BPW sue has served in every post in tho club , district and most of the state offices. Slie lms len of the U. B. I. C. an active member of the Chamber or Commerce and Is a wife and mother and a community minded person. She was recently appointed by Governor Rampton to the position of secretary for the Association of Women's Highway Safety Leaders. She was presented with a beautiful orchid corsage. The meeting was carried out along a patriotic theme with red white and blue decorations on the tallies. A special tribute to tlie American flag was given by Lorl Allen gave an oraAdelyn Logan. tion on pollution. Club members voted . . . U to donate $500 to the Union high school year. auditorium and will also carry on a project In support of the proposed new golf course to be constructed In Roosevelt. The club Is In the process of selecting a young career woman to compete in the district conference which will be named BPW held March 7. meetine held GMd Otfa 150 FAMILY SIZI ONLY 64c - nutnucm hlM bdaa. iwnn frtnuii II. 0rt M MX !! At Ft. Diu'hr'ina rilONE 71 ROONEVELT. ITA1I |
