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Show STANDARD - Roosevelt, Utah Thursday, August 2, 1B73 3 Damage suit is dismissed Mary Duncan and Debbie Lowe took Debbie's son to Salt Lake Tuesday to see their doctor. Vy Bastian, Marvel Malnar and Mrs. Christi Leavitt went to Salt Lake Wednesday to visit with Mary Blaine who returned home that day from the hospital. saw Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crozier went to Salt Lake Wednesday for a soil conservation meeting, then onto Manti for the Mormon. Pageant. Donna Chivers, Salt Lake, spent Wednesday to Sunday with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stewart. Also visiting CLEanaoeg; Famous Brands of Ladies' Summer Wear e PANT SUITS e JACKETS e COORDINATED TOPS e BLOUSES BIG SAVINGS up to 50 ! Ladies Jantzen Fall Wardrobe Now Arriving! 9 Western Wear & Sports Outfitters from outside the Basin were Mr. and Mrs. Errol Whiting and daughter, Layton; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Perry and girls, Willard; Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Sorensen, Udel Sorensen, Scipio; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Olsen, Big Piney, Wyo.; Mrs. Nora Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hancock, Brett and Cheryl Salt Lake; Mrs. Gregg Whitbeck, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Clegg and girls, San Diego, Calif.; Mrs. Jack Burgress and family, Bend, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Val Timothy and family, Salt Lake; Revs Merkley, Sara Glines, Mr. and Mrs. s Blaine Lee, Mr. and Mrs. LaVell and David, Vernal; KaDee Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hancock, Salt Lake; Dick Bastian, Mr. and Mrs. Deon Spencer, Mrs. Walter Horrocks. Provo; Mr. and Mrs. Rex Gardner, Vernal; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Peterson and family, Tacoma, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Powell and family, Orem; Mr. and Mrs. Rawlin Spencer and family, Magna; Mr. and Mrs. Marden Spencer and family, Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Ver-lun- d Spencer, Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Spencer and family, Kearns, e Lilith Peterson and Marguriette Dye spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Thad Wilkerson and attended funeral services for Dellis Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bastian went to Salt Lake July 18 to meet the plane and pick up Jean's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mair, South Hampton, England. Faye Forakis, Casper, Wyo., came and got her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Horrocks and took them home with her for a visit. ' Mr. and Mrs. LaZell Henrie went to. Salt Lake during the week. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Royal Horrocks was her nieces Mr. and Mrs. Charles Charnlain, Provo and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce White, Redding, Calif. They enjoyed a reunion with a turkey dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bastian took Jean's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mair to Las Vegas to see the Bobby Darren show and other sights last week. The Mair's are visiting in America for the first time and are enjoying the country. Kent Olsen, scout master, took Joey Gardner, Drew Wilkerson, Donny Wilkerson, Clinton Malnar, Don Bastian, Mike Starky, Glen Quick, Bruce Mair and Bruce Horrocks on a four day hike to the lakes. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Horrocks, granddaughter Melody Ann Taylor, Vernal won Miss Congeniality at the UBIC queen contest in Roosevelt. Mr. and Mrs. Max Farnsworth, Janice, Kelly, and Phil, Milton, Florida, visited Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Bastian and family, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bastian and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jensen and family. They all eqjoyed a steak fry at the Elvin Bastian home. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Peterson re- Hor-rock- Mrs. I.ila Gentry has returned from a trip to Kaysville, she visited her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. lister Blanchard. Frankie Higley hosted a lawn party at home in Pleasant Valley Saturday afternoon. Those present were Alicia Lusty, Shirley Morrill. Charlee Mullins, John Evans, Ron Osley, Mikel Murphy, Russell Mortensen, Jane and Gene Harvey, guest of honor was Ron Delay from Polsen, Mont. Mr. and Mrs. Orson Delay and son, Ron from Palson, Mont., were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Higley, in Pleasant Valley, the latter part of this past week. The Delays are former residents of the Basin. Mr.'and Mrs. Byron Gentry and son Michael and daughter Janean of Casper, Wyo., visited at the home of Lila Gentry for a few days, while here they spent two days at Starvation Dam when they met the Lester Blanchard family and went boating. Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Roberts, Orem, were here visiting over July 24 holiday, visiting friends and relatives. The My ton ward choir sang two numbers at Union high Tuesday evening July 24. They were conducted by choir director Clark Roberts and Janet Ross. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Loryn Ross for four days were a brother, Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Hair and family, Hacienda Heights, Calif., and sister Mrs. Karl Eiggren and family also mother FYancis Hair of Salt Lake. All spent four days spending time at the canyon and a family reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brown and family, Memphis, Tenn., are visiting friends and relatives for a few weeks. They are visiting in Pleasant Valley and Roosevelt area. Connie Ross, Sharlyn and Steven went to Salt Lake last week for a doctor appointment and business. The Larry Ross frmily and Leon Ross family all spent the day at Lagoon. Mrs. Jay Sorensen took her Mutual class to see the Mormon Miracle in Manti last weekend. Nine girls were in attendance as well as one boy. They came back Saturday morning. Wallace Dennis was admitted to the hospital last luesday of an apparent heart attack. He is now out of intensive care and is improving slowly and the family are a little encouraged. iQGSpI (iOaCMfflM o Qtmi o irmr (?tn o rrcyyi I enjoy ihI. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hansen and family, Iayson, stoped by to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fausctt Wednesday evening. Gary and Bill met at Snow College in Ephraim. Primary graduation was held Sunday with three girls graduating, Donna Gilbert, daughter of Edna Gilbert, Denise llardinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Beal and Cindy Ross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ross. A lovely program was presented to the parents. Bishopric and Primary presidency. The teacher Kenna Russ presented each girl with a flower and a gift. Sunday evening at Sacrament meeting, Kathy Ross was sustained as Relief Society president; Vickie Kynaston, first counselor and Ila Rhae Gingell as 2nd counselor. Released Inna Woodard. President; Kay Dennis as 1st counselor; Nondos Young as 2nd counselor. Also released the Primary presidency, Vicki president; Pat Van Tassell and Marge Mieure as counselors. suit which had been entered against A. L. (Dick) Scholea of Roosevelt, acin connection with an cident last year in New Mexico, was dismissed last week, according to word received here. The trial date had been set for Monday, July 23, in Gallup. The plaintiff was seeking $341,000 In damages to compensate for alleged injuries. As the trial date arrived, however, the judge dismissed the case for lack of evidence. A civil Coming to Duchesne C & M Super Car Wash Make Money! Watch for Opening! Use the CLASSIFIEDS! WESTERN FAMILY ceived word of a new grandson born to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Peterson, Farmington, N. M. The Peterson's have four boys now. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Duncan are the parents of a baby girl born July 24 at the Duchesne County hospitaL She weighed 7 lbs 10 oz and will be named Roxann. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elray Duncan, Neola and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Huber, Lapoint. Visiting at the Wesley Bastian home Sunday afternoon was Mr. and Mrs. Lonzo Marx, Provo and Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Marx, Orem. Mrs. Ronald Fluce and daughter, Gilroy, Calif., and Mrs. Keith PetersonT Morgan Hill, Calif., visited during the week with their grandmother, Rose Gardner. The girls are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Gardner, Gilroy, Calif. Visiting with Rose Gardner were Max Gardner, Salt Lake, Bill Gardner and Myrtle Nielson, Vernal. The Bastian reunion was held July 29 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bastian, Salt Lake. Those attending from Neola was Mr. and Mrs. Curt Bastian and Kim, Mr. and Mrs. Delance Allred and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bastian, Coleen Gardner, Shane and Linda and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crozier and family. They 'all helped Curt celebrate his birthday that day. In Sacrament meeting Sunday they reorganized some of the ward. Released as Primary president was Eva and her counselors, Marvel Malnar and Fern Peterson. Sustained as new president was Mary Duncan, released from the young women MIA was Bonnie Mair, president; Coleen Gardner and Marilyn Riggs. Sustained as president of the YWMIA was Maxine Allred. DeAnne Eldredge over the Beehives. Released from the Sunday school supcrinlendency were Jack Leavitt, Mark Obcrhansly and Jim Penfield. Sustained was Paul Whiling, superintendent, Jim Penfield and Max Quirk counselors. Lois Leavitt was released as Jr. Sunday school coordinator. Wheat order to arrive in September r "u ford The Mutual Marrieds held a boating party last Wednesday at Sand Wash. Fifteen people were there to enjoy boating, visiting and a pot lurk dinner was Announcement was made this week by Larry Abplanalp, president of the Sixth Elders quorum of Roosevelt stake, that the wheat shipment which was ordered early this spring has now been scheduled for shipment about the middle of September. Due to technical problems encountered, the original order, which was to have been wheat from the 1971 crop, was cancelled, and the new shipment will be 1973 wheat. The price will remain the same for those who plared orders for the storage wheal. One of the factors which had originally delayed the shipment was the unavailability of bags. The new shipment will be received in bags suitable for storage. Persons who had orders included in the shipment will be noli fil'd when the order is to lie received. 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