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Show ee and Louise Moon who BYU. are attending Lynette Hoopes of Provo visited home also. Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Spencer attended funeral services In Kaysvllle last week for an uncle, Devere Spencer, Arlo was one of the speakers. Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Helqulst Joined others from the Vernal area on a trip east. They went by plane to Arkansas wliee they picked up some buses for the Uintah School District and drove them back to Utah. Wilma Robb accompanied her daughter Sharon Blrdiell to Salt Lake Thursday till Saturday. They visited the Ronald Robbs while there. Haslem was honored on his 12th Eight birthday last Saturday evening. friends enjoyed the party with him. Joyce Mosetiy from Pendelton, Ore., has been living at the Elmer Moon home while doing student teaching at D11S under the direction of Mrs. Mary Lois Hayes, She Is a senior at BYU. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Don Muller and child-re- n from Salt Lake were recent visitor, at the home of Mrs. Muller, sister, Mary Lois Hayes. Dover WUkerson from Ephriam visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kelsey. Marvin Floyd returned home Sunday after spending 3 days In the Roosevelt He Is on a 30 day furlough Hospital. after completing a tour of duty In Vietnam and Is visiting parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Floyd. He will report to Fort Car-so- n, Colo., cm Saturday where he will be stationed for the next seven months. Mrs. Marlon Mack has been In the Cottonwood hospital for several days undergoing tests. -Clyde and Judy Jackson from Manila visited over the weekend with Judys parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Turner. Visiting last weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rasmussen were his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Rasmussen and son Chris from Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hooper and children from Vernal were here Sunday for the blessing of their granddaughter, Gay Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hooper Jr. They also traveled to Ephriam to see their daughter lone who has been hospitalized following an accident at Snow College. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Liddell and family were In Orem over the weekend where they visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Liddell, a brother, Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Liddell and family and a sister, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Opher. Dinner guests at the Elmer Moon home on Saturday of last week were Elder Mark E. Peterson and Raymond Eldredge from Salt Lake and local residents. Visiting over the weekend with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moon were "V "I I WHITEROCKSlNEWS The Whlterocks Community sponsored a movie "Tonka" at the Whlterocks gym Also they have had a series recently. of basketball games last week. From OmQCHZD MISSIONARIES their support. The Whlterocks Community also reports that there are now Job opening for women to do sewing and they should apply at the Tribal office. Qulenten Kersh was sustained as Explorer leader In the MIA. Dan Haslem was graduated from Primary and advanced Into the Priesthood to a deacon. Dennis Hoopes was advanced to a teacher. The baby girls of Mr. and Mrs. Verl Haslem were blessed and named In sacrament meeting Sunday. They were named Their Tammy Marie and Laura Ann. adoption became final last week. Toni Hoopes and her companions, Gayla Hoopes and Sandy Pike narrowly escaped serious Injury last Monday night when they were one mile south of Whlterocks by a motorist who did not bother to stop. Toni swerved to miss being hit head on. Damage to her car was about $1600.00. Jim Hoopes returned to his home last Saturday after spending the past three months In Las Vegas where he was employed by his brother, Kenneth. He spent two days In Salt Lake taking tests. He Is awaiting Induction Into the armed forces. side-swip- to ed time In Salt Lake visiting with their daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Corky Marx and family and Karen Nielson, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Butterfields daughter Kathy, of Haramon was set aside Sunday for a youth mission. Kathy is the granddaughter of Mrs. Lucy Edwards. Mrs. Lucy Edwards spent the weekend In Salt Lake visiting with her daughters Mrs. Louise Despaln and Mrs. Carol Butterfield. Mrs. Lucy Edwards participated with her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jenkins In taking their adopted daughter, Melissa Jane to the Temple to have her sealed to them. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Willson and Robby spent Wednesday thru Saturday In Provo visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Rex Whitmore and family. Paul Spencer and A. V. Sorenson went to Salt Lake on business Friday, they had the misfortune of all the wiring In the truck burning up. -Mr. Harman Klllebrew, of the Minnesota Twins baseball team and his wife were at the home of Curtis Dastrup on Friday. Mr. Klllebrew, Val Liljinqplst, V. L. Kesler and Dee Watkins were In Roosevelt to see Mr. Klllebrew' s Cattle that are being raised on the 4D Ranch that Mr. Dastrup Is managing. CoIm EntagtHSil Its SPECIAL! REG. $1.50 now CQtf vsr Slin-men- PHONE ROOSEVELT, UTAH 122-24- Phone News Items to yrnmr Ipiidkjefl iii Mtamuee 722-21- tal Elder Thom.. Mmlilrn. Mllwnkee, .nil Elder Nell R. KunMin, Iolil, re timing an fulltime mlttsiniiurleii In till. area. Thin In Rider Maddens first uslgnmrnt, and Killer RiiNMin bus been in the field for 2t months In Colorado and New Mexico. They are living at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Ralph Shields. Pat Gentry of Moab and Mrs. Mel Dalton of Roosevelt went to Salt Lake and then to Logan for the weekend then returned to Roosevelt and Pat returned home Moab. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ames are the parents of a 9 pound 4 12 oz baby boy born November 2 at the Roosevelt hospital he will be called David Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Perdval went to Orem Sunday to see their grandson blessed. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Anderson and was given the name of Alton All of the Immediate family was Jay. there, alxxit 45 people. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Chatwln of Orem spent Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Willson. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Foote spent some .Olsen went to Salt Lake over the weekend to see their grandson blessed. The parents of the baby ere Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Wyatt. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pratt and family went to Salt Lake Thursday to see their son Wesley off on the plane to England where he will be on a mission. and Mrs. Don Duncan, Logan, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. McNlel Duncan over the weekend. Melba Coon spent Thursday and Friday In Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Richard In Fast Meeting Sunday, Sherry Duncan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Duncan was confirmed by her uncle Don Duncan. Bonnie Oberhansly, Provo, visited over the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Oberhansly, --M- r. and Mrs. Kent Olsen and family, Logan spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Evan Olsen. -Mr. and Mrs. Lonzo Marx, Provo and Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Marx, Orem, spent sometime at the Wes Bastlan home Thursday. achlvement night 4-- H at Ft. Duchesne Friday Two trophies, 25 awards and $72 will be presented to H members this Friday at an Achievement night program. Club members and their families from the west side of Uintah County will be represented at the program at 7:30 p.m. Todd Elementary at Fort School, Duchesne. officials visit schools in Basin Title I Dr. Lamar Allred, team leader, Phil Hill, Vola Hancock, Dorothy Wordrop and Craig Kennlngton, State Title I Director visited schools at Whlterocks, Todd and West Jr. High to evalualeand make recommendations for Uintah School District Title programs. The group met with parents of the Title 1 advisory Croup, students, teachers, principals, Title I employees and Supt. Ashal Evans. They also visited Ute History and reading classes and the reading center at West Jr. high. Students from Todd and West performed several numbers for the group, following lunch at Todd school. available at offices L & L FORD HAS THE EASY WAY TO KNOW WHAT YOU PAY! MODKL, CAR OR TRUCK YOU ARK LOOKING. 1IAS IT! ONK-OWNE- I.OW MILKAGH ISF.I) FOR ... 1, & I. FORI) State law requires that all natural grown and rut trees to be used for Christmas decoration purposes shall be identified with a tag provided by Utah State Forestry and Fire Control. This tag Is evidence that said tree was legally acquired. For those persons Interested In cutting less than ten trees, not for commercial purposes, tags ran lie obtained from Duchesne County Extension Services Office In the Duchesne County Court House. 4-d- r. V-- 8, 4-d- V-- 8, V-- 8, 4-Spe- V-- 8, ed 4-Spe- matter 24-Ho- ur trade ... you always trade better at... "YOUR HONK 722-22- ONE-STO- P 722-24- 74. Ediths Stitchery Lets make Lingerie! Let us help you make gifts for Christmas: gowns, slips, pegniors, panties, petticoats, house coats, girdles, bras, ete. FOR SALE! Tricot, double knit, polyesters, quilted nylon Lyra. Bernina Sewing Machines Also . . . Scissors and Knives Sharpened Sewing Machine Repairs East 4th South Phone Roosevelt 387 722-31- Specials for November 68 11-1- 13 -- 2 HUNT'S can 46-o- x. 3 for $1.00 TOMATO JUICE FAMILY WESTERN gal. 98 APPLE CIDER GIANT SIZE HALLEYS CHILI, 49' 2 for COMET CLEANSER 75 can 30-o- z. KEEBLER SALTIRES, 1-l- 37' box b. llERSHEY'S 12-- pkc. z. 43 CHOCOLATE CHIPS So. GREEN GIANT cun 303 4 lor 95- - BEANS can Wrecker Service Here's LUCK to you if not have reviewed you your instirnnee for FULL - TIME protection! Central Utah Motor Co CAR SERVICE" ROOSEVELT RENT-A-CA- R Insurance Agency 22 NORTH MAIN ITREET ROOSEVELT, UTAH ROOSEVELTS 77- - CORNED BEEF f Ikg. BETTY CROCKER KRAFT size z. CHEERIOS, 15-o- z. - 79' GINGERBREAD MIX 59 pkg LOW CALORIE DRESSING . . .. 3 lor $1.00 WILSONS CHILI BRICK 79 14-o- z. MEATS O TOP-QUALIT- Y Blade Cut lb. 59 Round-Bon- e lb. 65' O ... what you ft children their own age, stories, music art and creative experiences, rest activities and a snack time. Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday the play school Is held with two schedules, one from 9:45 to 11 and one from 1:50 to 3. There are currently a few openings available. Anyone interested may contact Mrs. Leavitt at Union high, ed CHIf DroWngar L. The Home Living Class at Union high school under the direction of Mrs. Lois Leavitt is holding a play school for four year olds Nov. 9 to Dec. 2. This Is the first playschool of this type to be offered by the Union high home economics class. The emphasis of study Is placed on childhood characteristics, Each discipline, and teaching skills. girl In the class will have practical experience In planning and carrying out a days activities with the remainder of the class acting as assistants. This experience Is designed to benefit not only the girls in class but the children as well. The program Includes play with other U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF CHUCK ROAST V-- 8, r. 4-d- r., L. Children to attend play school at Union mmmmi O 1968 Galaxie 500, Sedan, Auto, P.S. -- 1968 Mercury Monterey Auto Sedan, -- 1967 Olds Supreme, Auto, P.S. 1969 Ford F100 Ranger Radio, 1968 Ford F250 Custom, Radio, No i 1971 HEREFORD Permits for Yule trees IF ITS A IjATK Hi By i I Rooeevelt, Utah Thursday, November 11, Mr. and Mrs, Arvll Stone brought John Goodrich home on Tuesday, after ha had been In the Utah Valley Hospital In Provo following surgery on tils eyes. He spent a few days In Lehl with theStones following his release from the hospital. Kirk Seeley spent Friday and Saturday in Salt Lake and Provo. The following babies were blessed in Sacrament meeting on Sunday. Toni Brooke Dunsmore was blessed by her grandfather, Don Bolton and Lee J, Goodrich was blessed by her father, Bruce Goodrich. Relatives from out of town attending the special occasion were Mr. and Mrs. George Allmark. The Mutual Marrleds held their study class at the Verl Roper home Sunday eveFourteen members were present. ning. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Remington and Donald spent the weekend at their ranch home. They came especially for the blessing and naming of their granddaughter The little miss Is the in Altamont. daughter of Kent and Gwen Rmlngton. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Winkler drove to Richfield on Saturday to attend the blessing and naming of the baby of the Earl Dixons. Earl la a former Indian replacement student of the Winklers. The Winklers returned home by way of Salt Lake where they attended the funeral services of Mrs. Cora Wathen, a former Bluebell resident on Monday. Mrs. Wathen was 74 years old and she died November of a heart ailment at her home In Murray. She was born July .20, 1897 In Heber City to Joseph C. and Mary Elizabeth Giles McDonald. Married Henry Alexander Wathen, June 23, 1920 In the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She was a housewife. She was an active member of the church, a heart fund worker and also a member of the American Legion Auxiliary In Altonah. Survivors are her husband, a son Victor, Salt Lake; Mrs. Edgar (Wanda) Williams, Somona, Calif.; and Mrs. Robert (Karen) Ostler of Sandy. 12 grandchildren, 6 great grandchildren, half brothers and half sisters, Vernon McDonald, Hyrum McDonald of Salt Lake; Glen McDonald, U. S. Armed Forces; Mrs. Evan (Eugena) Carlin, Sprlngvllle; Mrs. Earl (Leah) Houtz, Midway, Wasatch Co.; Mrs . Melvin (Barbara) Moulton, Heber City. Funeral was In Murray. Burial was In Memorial Gardens of the Valley. 4-- I $( 4ttCfr i tickets and refreshments they netted a total of $75 reports Lydia Cuch. On Halloween Eve a party was also held at the gym, made possible from the funds collected from the above activities. The sponsors extend their thanks to all for STANDARD GHHUUMi COES ONLY DAILY RENTAL! Olllce 722-252- 2 Res. 722-334- 4 GARDEN-FRES- H BANANA SQUASH, PRODUCE O lb. chunkstyle DRY ONIONS bag 19' 3-l- b. RUSSETT POTATOES, No.1 . . 5' .10 lbs. 49' KOHLS Phone TOONK ORDERS Wri-COME- 738-245- 1 ! Duchesne - FREE TOWN DELIVERY BEFORE 5:00 4 P.M. f |
