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Show RANDLETT Mr. Alloa Rogrr NEWS FROM: . . . U & STANDARD Roosevelt, Utah Thursday, August 9, 1973 0 Reservation Mrs. Judy Cole 722-257- 6 Mrs. Pauline Anderson and sons from Salt Lake City are spending a week at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Grant The Reservation communities are mourning the death of a dedicated citizen, Mri. Stella LaRose who paased away Saturday in a Salt Lake City hospital. Mrs. LaRose always had a smile and witty remark for the many friends she greeted each day but her aerioua aide harbored a great concern for the elderly Indiana of the U St 0 Reservation. She will he vreatlv missed bv vounir and old. s The Sundance at Fort Hall attracted many reservation residence to that Idaho reservation over the weekend. Reportedly attending the event were the Ouray McCook family, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Black and family, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tom and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lcuch Jr. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton, Phillip Chimburas, Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Dick McKewan, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cesspooch, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Natchees and family, Mrs. Grace Areep, Tommy Sowsonicut and family, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Jenkins, Mrs. Eva Burson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Loney, Guy Pinnecoose, Mrs. Nema Cuch. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Watts, and Wendy Pinnecoose. s Mike loupe has been discharged from the Veterans Hospital, Salt Lake City, and is living in an apartment in the city so he may receive out patient care at the hospital. In Reno, Nev., this week for a regionwide convention of Community Health Pickup. Velma Mauiton and children from Salt Lake City are spending a few weeks visiting at the home of her parents, the Larue Pickups. e Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pickups was a daughter Reah Stoddard and family from Salt Lake City. Reah and the children cnme and spent a week visiting and Milton came out on the 24th of July and took them home, e George Pickup and son Ray from Tulelake, California visited relatives in Randlett during the week. Joan Pickup and son attended a Roberts reunion at Rose Park in Salt Lake City during the week. e Mrs. Cloe Brough was taken to the Duchesne County hospital last week and spent several days there. A sister, Marva and family came and spent a few days at the Brough home while Cloe was in the hospital. e Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Labrum and Mr. and Mrs. Val Labrum attended furneral services in Jensen honoring Cherry Lou Stubbs on July 25. e Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Littleton attended the Ainge reunion July 16 at Merkleys Park. e Mrs. Joyce Shiner and children from Woods Cross spent several days last week visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Jensen. They returned home Saturday Julv 28. e Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Hancock and children from San Jose, California are spending their vacation at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds. e Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Lewis from Kaysville were weekend guests at the home of thier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Jensen and visited friends in Vernal Saturday 28. . Mr. and Mrs. J oe Lundgreen and boys from Salt Lake City visited Sunday 29th at the home of an Aunt and Uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rogers, Joe works for a machinery Company in Salt Lake and is here on business for a week. Duane Shelton from ML Home Air Force base in Idaho visited Sunday 29th at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Jensen. Also another grandson, Larry Lewis visited at the Jensen's home Sunday. Phone News Item to 722-213- Mi. S' a ' ' lit I McKay urges change in Indian school policy 1 EAGLEPASS! Ride the deluxe Silver Eagle motorcoach with Nearly Unlimited Nationwide travel . . . Anytime . . . Anywhere s Month only 149 2 Months only 199 1 less than $3.50 a day BEST FLOATS CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS Roosevelt Phone f . '.2w2d Winning top honors in competition during the annual UBIC parade were these three floats. Top is the Socialette float which won first place. The Third ward float center, was named second, and Duchesne Mothers Club, carrying Duchesne County royalty, was picked third. 722-334- 2 on?- SUSC honor - Before you drive to Salt Lake or Vernal or anyplace else . . . CHECK US! students listed A total of 248 students attained honor roll and high honor roll status for spring quarter at Southern Utah State College. One of them is Roger B. Cowan, of Duchesne. Students are named to honor rolls by point averages (GPAa), ranging from 3.60 to 4.00 (straight A), earned during the quarter. They must also be enrolled as students carrying 15 or more credit hours. High honor roll status was earned by 96 SUSC students with straight A or 4.00 GPAs; 152 others had honor roll status with 3.60 to 3.95 GPA'a. Kindergarten tests slated two-wee- Truckers Meet set Saturday in V ernal All truck operators, common carriers, contract carriers, private owners and operator! and safety personnel of the Basin are vrged to attend a meeting this Saturday morning at 10 a.m. In the American Legion building in Vernal. The meeting is being sponsored by the Utah Council of Safely Supervisors, in conjunction with the Department of Transportation, Public Service Commission, Utah Motor Transport Association and Utah Safety Counril The meeting, whirh is free of cost to the participants, will cover such subjects as accident reporting and record keeping; qualification and disqualification of drivers; safely regulations; occupational safety and health art; hazardous materials, and cab cards. clinic. In a letter to its members, the Utah Mrs. Esther Pegaroose of While rocks Motor Transport Association urged is hospitilized in the Veteran's Hospital, truckers to take advantage of the meetSalt Lake City. Hsr family, the Poowe-gup- s, ing to update themselves on state and accompanied her to the city last federal laws, to obtain recent information week and report her condition as satis- on safety regulations, and to receive any other new information that might be factory. Mrs. Elaine Valverde was in Salt Lake available. City last week on business for the Ute Tribe Day Center of which she is director. Dick Curry, newly appointed director of the Ute Tribe Alcoholism Center, was Ariz., last week attending a management in Salt Lake City last week attending a training seminar. Attending a similar meeting at the Indian Recovery Center. seminar the previous week was Anne In Fort Washakie, Wyo., last week Platt, Education and Employment Asvisiting friends and relatives were Mr. an sistance officer. Mrs. Tom Appah and lamQy. home the end of this week Recent house guests of Mrs. Frances areReturning Mr. and Mrs. Bill Streitz and children Ankerpont were her brother, Wabin who have been vacationing in WashingWanzitz of Los Angeles, Calif., and her ton and Idaho and visiting with friends in son Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Colorow and Montana. her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Floyd McCook is in Denver this week Lopez and Regina Dawn and Reginald, all meeting with the Department of Labor of Towaoc, Cola and Health, Education and Welfare. Charles Wells, Service Unit Director Visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. of the Indian Health Clinic, recently Fernanaco Nephi, for two weeks is Mrs. returned from a vacation with friends and Nephi Henricks of Fort Hall Idarelatives in Braggadecio, Mo. Dr. Jed Phyllis ho. Morrison is also back on duty at the clinic at the Indian Health Clinic after an extended vacation which includ- andVisiting U & 0 Reservation this week is ed a European tour. George Oalund, Area Engineer, Phoenix Prudie Mrs. Daniels, Irrigation Area Office of Indian Health Service. AsAccounts Clerk, and Joe Thompson, sistant Realty Officer, were in Phoenix, Wy-ask- et Tridell man promoted to Tech, sergeant Recently promoted Technical Sargeant Gilbert R. Moos man, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Harvey, Tridell has been recognized for helping his Aerospace Defense Command squadron earn the U.S. Air Force Outstanding Unit Award. Sargeant Moos man promoted to his current rank on July 1 is assigned as an electronics technician at Rothwestern AB, Germany, with Detachment 1 of the 15th Communications Squadron which received the award for over-al- l professionalism and excellence from Jan. 1, 1971, through June 15, 1972. The sargeant will wear a distinctive service ribbon as a permanent decoration to mark his affiliation with the unit Sargeant Mooaman, who graduated from Orem high school, entered the Air Force in June 1959. Prior to his European assignment in October 1968, he served with the 3245th Air Base Group at L. G. Han scorn Field, Mass. His wife, Linda, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Campbell of 1567 Vine, Denver. Sargeant and Mrs. Mooaman have a son, James. Central Utah Insurance Agency - Insurance for business and industry in one "package Call 722-252- 2 CUFF MOLUNGER, Agent e GLASS all kinds p-ad- PRATT & LAMBERT WATER-BASE- PAINT-EXCLU-SIVE full-tim- EPOXY' D SMALL METAL BUILDINGS PLUMBING WASHINGTON - The Bureau of Indian Affairs area office at Window Rock, Arizona, has rejected an appeal from the Seminole Indians in Florida to send additional students to Intermountain Indian School in Brigham City, said Congressman Gunn McKay today. McKay said the move indicates that perhaps it is time for the Navajos to relinquish control of the school in order that a policy that benefits all Indians may be adopted. "It was absolutely proper, as far as Im concerned, that the Navajos run the school while their students were there," Rep. McKay said. But the Navajo decision, that no new students go to Intermountain, should not be imposed on other tribal students who might want to go there. If the Navajos are going to phase their children out of Intermountain, they should be willing to give up control of the school" McKay said the Bureau of Indian Affairs would be a logical proprietor for the facility, since the agency could best evaluate the needs of all Indians and not just the Navajos. The Navajos decided long ago to educate their children closer to home, McKay said. Schools have been constructed on the reservations, and this year the Navajos will stop sending new students to Intermountain. By 1976, there will be no Navajo students at the school. "The policy of the Navajos is understandable, McKay said. "Like many Utahns, they want thier children as close to home as possible. But the decision by the Navajos to educate their children on thier own reservation should not prevent students from other tribes from taking advantage of the tremendous facilities at Intermountain School" Representatives are the CHR team serving the U & O Reservation including Mrs. Judy Leigh, coordinator, Ingrid Wopsock, Frances Ankerpont, Louise Cuch and Elizabeth Duncan. Mr. and Mrs. Art Brown returned k vacation home Saturday after a on the west coast where they visited with friends and relatives in Seattle, Wash., and points north. Rose Van of Oakland, Calif., has returned to her home after an extended visit in Whiterocki with her sister, Mrs. Carrie Taveaponl. Mrs. Van took in the Fourth of July pow wow and the Sundance which she reportedly thoroughly enjoyed. Rex LaRose, Ute Tribe Recreation Director, and staff members, Patrick and Alloin Myore were in Salt lake week to attend the Utah High last City School Activities Association's basketball FIXTURES & HARDWARE-MEDICI- FITTINGS-SIIEL- F e For those parents who wish to have their young children tested for kindergarten, admission testing will be the last two weeks in August, and will be by appointment only. Interested parents may contact Bill Lewis at Duchesne, 738-241- CONTAC- TC. & NE CABINETS $. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR THE FOLLOWING: BATHROOM ACCESSORIES WALLTEX & WALL PAPERS WELDING IVHAND TOOLS: CALKING COMPOUNDS AND ADHESIVES FABRICATION PIPEFITTING PLUMBING PAINTING SANDBLASTING CHAIN LINK FENCE ERECTION special ojj tlu Week ROUSTABOUT SERVICE LATERAL LINES GOOD SELECTION All Medicine Cabinets 25 off! .. ie e Replace' All KINDS Of It 0. P GLASSi & IN THE UINTAH BASIN IT'S BASIN GLASS & PAINT duChesme cv WELL HOOKUPS S. Construction Co. Roosevelt, Utah O. 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