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Show STANDARD Roosevelt. Thursday, October 7, 1971 10 Join in Roosevelt Chamber of Commerce I' tub oaampesgB Kayla Walker, daughter of Mr. and Elroy Walker of Lapolnt was announced this week is a Womans Hockey team member at the Rick's College . Rendall Esplln who Is going to the BYU at Provo spent the weekend home with his parents, the James EspUns and family. Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Moore of Texas are visiting their daughter, the Glen Hartles. There has been too much storm down there to work. Ed Jenkins and Carl Bowthrqpe were visiting Saturday with Mrs. Pearl Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lee have been going to Salt Lake the last three weeks for medical treatments for Homers back. Mrs. Thelma Lamb and daughter Mrs. Karen Hor rocks visited Sunday In Salt Lake with Mrs. Lambs sister and In Heberwlth the Clinton Nellson family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Perry and two small boys, Scott and Kirk from Salt Lake visited Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lawson and family of Brigham City have been visiting the Floyd Angus and other, and enjoying the elk -- Mr. This Friday, cf. 8 rORTfDUCHESNE I Judy Cole . 722-257- 0 1 Alternate for Miss Indian America, Miss Annette Parrlette, has been making television appearances In a bread promotion in Salt lake City. Those watching Jackie Noakes' "Midday" show on Sept. 22 saw Miss Parrlette being Interviewed. She also appeared on "Morning Scene" with Frank Edwards last Friday. During - 8 to 11 p.m. Miss Barbara Ann Emmons flew to parents of the Day Care Center. She was Dallas, Tex., last Friday to visit with presented with a rememberance from the her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Albert children. Warren and family before returning to Tribal employees took time out ThursChicago to resume her studies. Barbara day afternoon to bid farewell to Mr. Old Ann Is attending the University of Chicago Elk as well as his secretary, Mrs. Judy Mrs. Cowan Is leaving tribal working toward her masters degree In Cowan. arts. employment to assist her husband, RusFarewell and best wishes were exsell, who Is opening an apparel shop In tended last week to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Duchesne. In Chicago, 111., last week on business Old Elk who are returning to his home on the Crow Reservation of Montana. Mr. were Tribal Business Committee memOld Elk, who was Economic Development bers, Mrs. Irene Cuch and Wilbur Cuch. Head Start program at Fort Duchesne Officer for the Ute Tribe, has accepted a has promoted Miss Ina Lou Chapoose and position with Housing and Urban Development at that place. Mrs. Old Elk will Mrs. Delores Allred from assistants to head teachers. New teachers Aides open and organize a Day Care Center. She was Day Care Center coordinator at are Mrs. Elizabeth Tapoaf and Mrs. Fort Duchesne. Approximately 30 people Genieva Chlmburas. Two Ute Indian girls were runners-u- p honored them at a banquet at Bottle In the Union high school homecoming Hollow restaurant followed by a Pow Wow at Randlett gymnasium with 200 in at- queen pageant. Miss Glenna Jenks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jenks, was first tendance. Mrs. Old Elk was also the guest of runner-u- p. Placing fourth was Miss Sandy honor at a party given by children and Pike, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loren the Interviews, Miss Parrlette relates highlights of the Miss Indian America pageant and also mentioned the Miss Navajo Pageant she attended earlier this month In Window Rock, Arlz., as a guest of Miss Linda Hanova, "Miss Navajo." House guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Thompson for the past two weeks have been Mrs. Thompson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams of Paradise, Calif. Mrs. Thompson returned to California to visit for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Lyman motored to Salt Lake last weekend to meet Mrs. E. O. Lyman who flew in from Sturgis, S. Dak., to visit at her sons home. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cassidy of Circle, Mont., spent the weekend with their daughter and son In law, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Cole. Also visiting at the Cole home recently were the Misses Barbara Rolston, Forsyth, Mont., Judy Nablo, Buffalo, N. Y., and Barbara Leff, also of New York. The girls are with the VISTA program In Salt Lake. Pike. Mr, and Mrs. Lon Logan were In Salt Lake last weekend where Mrs. Logan attended the National Association of ns meeting, as Utah State Chairman. Attending Institutions of higher education this fall on Ute Tribal and Bureau of Indian Affairs' scholarships are Hubert Jay Groves, Lorena Chapoose, Newman Cuch, Kathleen Che gup, Helen Wash, Venita Kay Taveapont and Roseline Brock, University of Utah. At Brigham Young University are Bobby Serawop, Merelynn Groves and Myron Accutoroop, Utah State University students Include Sadlne Appawoo, Karen Accutoroop, Linda Ridley, Ronald Groves, Joseph Pinnecoose, Jo Ann Myore, Armand Accutoroop and Roderic and Darlene Groves. Westminster College are Forrest Cuch and Annette Parrlette. Jarvis Begay and Mike loupe are enrolled at the College of Eastern Utah and Raymond Parll-mentaria- Homecoming was held at Union, Octo1. There was an assembly at 10:30 and a game at 2:30. Union hosted the Wasatch Wasps and the score ended at 20-- 7 In the Cats favor. Homecoming royalty were Lynette Frandsen, queen; Glenna Jenks, 1st attendant; and Merrle Mantyla, 2nd attendant. There was a dance held at 9 p.m., the band was. "Shout". Last Thursday, September 30, at the Homecoming Pops Concert, Mr. Murell Johnson announced that the concert choir will appear on Midday In the week of De- Roy Foster and friends of are vl8ltlnS friends here and Bountiful enjoying the Alar hiini limy m rrovo also In Salt Lake. his mother, Mrs. Pearl Perry Saturday night and Sunday. The Lapolnt Relief Society officers had 100 of their officers and teachers go to Stake Relief Society officers meeting Wlsslup Is at the College of Southern Utah. Bruce Ignacio Is at the Rhoade Island school of Design and Lawrence Pinnecoose Is attending Weber State College. ber cember STRIKE STAMPS! Roosevelt. Utah ss 17. Monday, October 4, the Junior and Sophomores had school pictures taken. A Hobo party will be held at 7:30 Fri- day, October 8, at the Roosevelt Stake house. Everyone Is to dress as a Hobo and bring a can goods, example, peas, corn, stew, ect. The party Is sponsored by the Seminary. Maureen Duke, Amelia Moon, Kevin Heaton, Brent Wilkins, DeLoy Tanner and Mark Dennis are te band and choir students. They will attend UEA Thursday and Friday. The Home Ec. Department received a student teacher, Miss Washburn. She will be training for eight weeks. Melvin Murdock, the studentbody president, dislocated his elbow during the football game Friday afternoon. all-sta- CHOCOLATE CHIPS PORK STEAK . 59f RUMP ROAST 98 59 65 59 BAR S BACON EAGLE TALK FROM DUCHESNE HIGH SCHOOL The Junior great success. class Slave sale was a The sale was held Wed- nesday morning. Wednesday at noon the Debutantes had a candy sale. Thursday morning the students voted on amendment number one of the constitution, which Is wearing shirt tails tucked In, or the right to wear them out. The amendment failed and the students still have to wear their shirt tails tucked In. Dale Madison got first for Jr. high . Chuck Ashton got first for 9th, Yern Roberts tied for first for 10th, Craig Stans-fle- ld got first for the senior division. These are the results of the cross country meet at Tablona Thursday afternoon. Friday night the juniors sponsored a traffic dance. Saturday, was a car wash. This was also sponsored by the junior class. Both events turned out to be a success. Wednesday will be another car wash also sponsored by the juniors as a continuation of Saturday. I" 1 ALTAMOHT PORK ROAST BAR S WEINERS . Custom Lamb, Pork, Deer, Elk Cutting-Be- ef, JERGEHS LOTION 10-o- Hl-- C 4 - 89( 3 - $1.00 3 89 49( 2 89 5 $1.00 6 $1.00 NORTHERN TOWELS C SHRIMP SHREDDED WHEAT NEW POTATOES SHORTENING -w rr DRINKS TOMATO SAUCE 79 size z PORK & BEANS 49 k 397f Western Family FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS MEAT PIES 5 89 2 - 69 FRENCH FRIES BISCUITS 10f THEATRE VALUABLE COUPON! 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