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Show o)yefefiD(g (Mmfe We, the undersigned, as members of Moon Lake Electric Association, would like to go on record as favoring the proposed move of the Central Office of Moon Lake Electric Morty Jenkins Is attending pilot school In Pensaeola, Fla. He Is a son of Sir. and Mrs. Charles W. Jenkins of Roose- velt. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jensen, Ogden are the parents of a baby boy, born Jan. 15 His name Is Lex Lawrell and was wel-- " coined home by a brother Scott Mr. and Mrs, Lawrell Jensen the grandparents went to Ogden Jan. 15 where Mrs. Jensen stayed for a week, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Yack were in Salt Lake Monday and Tuesday of last week combining business and pleasure while there they visited wlththelr son Jerry and other relatives. Jerry received a four point average for the winter quarter at the U of U. George Walkup accompanied Mr. and Mrs. William Slaugh to Price last Tuesday to attend the funeral of their sister in law, Mrs. Forest biaugn. Mrs. Wanda McDanlels and family, Orem, spent the weekend with Mrs. Ruth Sprouse. ' Mrs. Agnes Hanks and family traveled to Salt Lake Jan. 15 to meet Bruce Hanks who just returned from Central America where he had been on a mission. Wayne Ward, Orem who has been staying with his grandmother is home. He will enter college at BYU. Tuesday when Frank Yack was returning home from Salt Lake with a load of new furniture, he had the misfortune of tipping over. Mr. Yack wasn't hurt but the funiture was damaged. Norman Blrchell accompanied Ray Labium to Salt Lake on business. Mrs. Barbara Scholes spent last week In Salt Lake with her mother, who is in the hospital. Roosevelt Chamber of Commerce presents ... Big Talent Show Coming soon! Tammy Gilbert spent the weekend home from college. Warren McKenna andKathrynChlpman visited with Mr. and Mrs Gilbert McKenna over the weekend. Mrs. Ferrell Crozler and Charles spent two days in Salt Lake last week. Charles underwent medical checkups. Mrs. Gladys Zimmerman brouitht them home and spent a few days. Marlon Mortensen accompanied Mrs. Bill Case and Mr. and Mrs. George Conn of Duchesne to Huntington to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mortensen over the Paris Bonnie Mortensen, weekend. France, is also visiting with her parents, the Walter Mortensen. Mr. and Mrs. David Labium and Bill were home from school over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Labium accompanied them to Provo to the basketball game. Mrs. Norma Qulnn and family were recent visitors at the home of her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Holmes. Among the people from Roosevelt who attended the Denver livestock show were Dr. and Mrs. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Brown , Mr. and Mrs. Wane Workman and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Eldredge, Mr. and Mrs. Eldredge also attended to busi- Some of those touring the Provo Tem- ple recently were Sue Wardle, Kathle Kielbasa, Jeanle Wilkinson, Marie Kielbasa, Paulette Peatross, Vickie Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Merkley, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Moon, Wendell, Anita and Tommy, Connie Earl, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mecham and daughters, Gwen and Tamara. and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald liddell and family. The Duchesne Ward Relief Society will hold their meetings at the American Legion Hall at the regular time starting Tuesday, Feb. 1. The 2nd ward Relief Society will also hold their meetings at the Legion Hall at the regular time starting Wednesday Feb. 2. Meetings will be held there until the renovation of the Ward Chapel has been completed. Visiting at the home of Doyle and Carina Lisonbee for 11 days Is Carina's brother, Charles Hansen who is attending the Utah Technical College at Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kelsey and family have moved to Salt Lake where tney will make their home for the present Mrs. Elmer Eldredge and Burke were Salt Lake visitors last week. They attended Market week. They spent Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Eldredge, Layton and went to the basketball game. Gordon Is head coach at Roy. Mr. and Mrs. Marty Jenkins, Logan, visited In Roosevelt last week. Among the host of people who attended he Snowmobile races at Mt. Meadow Ranch, Saturday and Sunday were Mr. and time. Roy-Lay-t- on Mm Eleclric mm end of the Basin will be felt for many years to come. vernal Bromley, Mayor; Ferron Peterson, Howard Mecham, and Edward Kielbasa, Councilmen Association from Vernal to Roosevelt, and urge residents of Duchesne to do likewise. We feel the economic value of this move to the association, as well as t the Western STANDARD . RooM'velt, I'tuh Thursday, January 27, 1972 ness. Mrs. Charles Denver and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Labrum and Morrill Labium, Dr. and Mrs. Dale Larsen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Orvll Rudy, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rlchman and family, Bill Old-sand Frank Arrowchls and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wymer. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Murphy took their granddaughter, Klersten and traveled to Heber to visit Mrs. Murphy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Virgel Fraughton. Mrs. Jim Latimer and twins from Salt Lake have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bryson. Maria Timothy and a friend, Don Deffenborgh of Provo, were weekend visitors at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Timothy. The Union high school and Institute IDS Seminary students left Saturday morning to tour the Provo Temple. They were AHoon Support Mrs. Alene Thomas and daughter, Mrs. Debbie Hundley of Orem visited here Sunday with Kirs. Sylvia Mecham and also with Alene's children and their families, Mrs. Carolyn Wilde and Hal Me. -Mrs. Sylvia Mecham received word of the birth of a great grandchild, a boy, born Jan. 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Me at the Cottonwood hospital. Kenneth is the son of Ken and Gladys Ivie. 9 week where she has been undergoing tests. She was to return home on Wednesday. Mrs. Dorothy Mickelson returned home on SurKiav after spending the past two weeks in the IDS Hospital in Salt Lake where she underwent surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Moon returned home on Sunday after a five day trip to Phoenix, Ariz., where they attended the National Woolgrower's convention. Mr. and Mrs. Porter Merrell accompanied them and visited with their daughters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Tylor and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Park who live in Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodward and family from Orem spent several days visiting at the home of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gee returned to Duchesne on Monday evening and will make their home here. They have been living in Glen Canyon City where Mr. Gee has been employed. Funeral services were held Mondav for Norman I. Jenkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jenkins. There were many relatives and friends in Attendance. Family members came from California, Idaho and Denver and many from Utah. His wife, Carina's family came from Colorado and Alaska. , Fire damages home apparently New officers of the Junior Rayettes were Installed Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Ralph Shields. Mrs. Leona Riding and Mrs. Clista Angus were the installing officers. This is the beginning of the second year Roosevelt fire department was called and arrived in time to prevent the loss of the for this group of young ladles who are Smoke damage, water damage, home. sponsored by the American Legion Unit ex- License plate info License plate days are Monday and at Duchesne and Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at Roosevelt. Those going to Roosevelt on Friday should bring a tax release from the County assessor as the county assessor is not In Roosevelt on Fridays. Deadline for 1972 decals is Feb. 29. 64. Following the installation, refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held Feb. 7 at the home of Betty Jo Stewart. Tuesday The new locations for getting these decals Is the former Roosevelt hospital building In Roosevelt. Registrations mailed to the County assessor should Include an extra 10? for return mailing in addition to the fee for tax and registration. supervised by Bishop Byron J. Gilbert and Kenneth North. They ate dinner at the Wilkinson Center of BYU and also went bowling and to a movie while there. Mrs. .North and Blaine Malmquist also accompanied the group. ... MOKRELL MATHIS to pmnt Information on protein Mipplrments fur range rattle. Specials for January 27 - 28 - 29 WESTERN FAMILY k your Car's ONE STOP STOKE CB9IERI L & L Rayettes installed caused by faulty fire, wiring on a refrigerator, caused several thousand dollars damage to the home of Roger Kedfoot at Arcadia last Thursday. There was no one at home when the fire When they returned home the started. A flooring and walls were most of the tent of the damage. Paul Sam came on Wednesday of last week from Napa, Calif., for a three days visit with his brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. David Sam. Mrs. Myrtle Wilcken was released from the Roosevelt Hospital on Monday of last week and Is now in the Weber County hospital at Roy. She is reported Improving. Mrs. Anna Bench was taken to the Heber City Hospital on Thursday of last on I Ulled as ofHeen of tat layettes Momday evening were: front, JoAnn Shields, chairman; Barcy Mlllljran, secretary; Margo Murdock, historian; back row, Michelle Eld red ge, organist; Beverly Shields, 8gt of Arms; Lucy Jones chaplain, and Betty Jo Stewart, treasurer. Rayettes Motor 3 for 89 PINEAPPLE JUICE KRAFTS MACARONI DINNERS 5 for '1.00 . . . . REG. 69r HUNT'S 59' SNACK PACK PUDDINGS No, EARLY CALIFORNIA PITTED OLIVES ...3 CRISCO 3-l- b. IF YOUR CAR NEEDS TO BE REPLACED . . . L & L MOTOR CAN DO IT WITH A NEW ONE - OR A USED ONE! Specialists to highlight Ag 1971 GALAXIE 500, HT., Air, P.S., P.B., Auto., Real Clean (3) 1969 CIIEV. BISCAYNE Sedans, 396, V-- 8 1969 FORD CUSTOM, Sedan, Auto., New Paint 1967 FORD CUSTOM 500 Sedan Auto., P.S. r. or or SPECIAL! 1966 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN, Auto., P.S., New Paint GOOD USED TRUCKS 8, New Paint -- 'i-ton- s, tan; Wheel Rase If you want a NEW TRUCK or NEW CAR . . . L try to meet or beat any deal that can be made! & L MOTOR will Our Bodv Shop Is Now In Full Swing! The Service Department is now fully stocked . . . and doing a better job ! L phone m-t-w & L. MOTOR COMPANY ROOSEVELT, 24-Ho- ur UTAH Wrecker production event During this week's session of tne agricultural production conference, Thursday night at Altamont, two specialist will discuss livestock problems and programs. The use of marketing alternatives to strengthen the producer's position will be discussed by Ray Finch, of Utah State Mr. Finch will University Extension. present numerous projections of numbers of cattle on feed and the percaplta consumption of beef and pork over the next several years. He will also discuss the futures comodity market and how it can be used to hedge against price fluctuations. Mr. Finch has made several recent trips to the Basin to discuss proposed livestock enterprises here and is very rainlllar with the situation of Basin Livestock producers. Morrell Mathis, Area Livestock Specialist, will present information on the use of protein supplements for range cattle. This topic is also current as there are several new products now on the market designed to Increase the protein in the range cattle diet. Mr. Mathis Is conducting trials In tlds area on the use of these new products ami will evaluate their results at the Thursday night meeting. The Agricultural Production Conference is designed to bring new ideas to this area's agriculture in an effort to improve the agricultural economy. Meetings are held each Thursday night at 7:30 In the Altamont high school. The public is In ' vlted. ran 99' can Jumlxi Sixe ...3 for PAPER TOWELS RAY FINCH . . . will explain the use, at ronfer-en- rr of marketing in Altamont. tonight SOfl for 95' WESTERN SHORES 1970 F250 FORD 360 V-1970 F250 FORD Uon, 4 wheel Drive, (2) 1963 F100 FORD 1967 RANCIIERO, with Cover on Red, con 46-ft- FESTIVAL 89' S2-o- sixe i. 59' STRAWBERRY PRESERVES JENO'S DOUBLE SIZE CHEESE PIZZA MIX LA CIIOY 30-o- z. 79' 43-o- 95' BI-PA- K CHOW MEIN z. No. LA CHOY CHO WMEIN NOODLES O . t'.i ran 3 for 89c MEATS O TOP-QUALIT- Y BUDDIG z. 2 for 69 SLICED MEATS O GARDEN-FRES- H PRODUCE O UTAH DELICIOUS APPLES NAVEL 0ANGES ... 7 Ib.s M.00 8 lbs. M.00 KOHL Phone kg, 738-245- 1 9 Duchesne s PHONE ORDERS WEICOMB! - FREE TOWN DELIVERY BF.FORE 6:00 P.M. |
