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Show UINTAH BASIN SHRINE CLUBS ANNUAL SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, Proceeds go to the Shriners Crippled Childrens Hospital in Salt Lake City! 1973 held at the Adults-2.- 50 (Children under 12, free) s" Tickets available at VERNAL CITY GOLF COURSE s s beginning at 12:00 noon ALTAMONT Mr. Kiwrbrll Am . . Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Hartman, with Donny and Ticia Lauri have been visiting their parents, the E. Max Hartmans and other members of his family this past CHAMPIONS Sponsored by Drilling Mud these ladies are the tournament champions and first place champions in league play for the Roosevelt ladies softball league. Front Estelle White, Karen Sursa, Earleane Baggett, Bonnie Fausett, Trudy Kowallis. Back, Coach Nancy Percival, Karma Asay, Kayla Walker, Vickie Rasmussen, Marty Raymond, Carol Lee Rich. Absent when photo was taken was Jane Edwards. week. They also visited in Orem with Mrs. Hartman's family. Mr. and Mrs. Steven K. Walker and Family and Mrs. E. Max Hartman traveled to Stillwater, Oklahoma, to visit with the Larry Hartman family and to attend the graduation exercises for Larry who rccieved his Ih. I), in Business Education. The Walker family returned by way of New Mexico and Texas where they saw many things of interest. They arrived home Sunday Evening. Edna Hartman flew to Cheyenne, Wyoming, where she was met by her husband, Max, and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Jessen and Hobby. She participated in the exhabilkin riding with the Allamont Saddlettes who took part in the Rodeo there. They traveled through the Medicine Bow park in Wyoming and returned home on Monday. AH report having had a wonderful vacation. Mr. and Mrs. E. Max Hartman went to a temple session in Provo on Wednesday then on to Salt Lake City where they met Mrs. Laird M. Hartman and children of Missoula, Montana, who came for a visit with Laird's folks here. While in Salt Lake City they visilied with the Arthur E. Snow family. Visiting with Olives Miles during the week was a nephew, Lyn Ballard of Elcrado, Texas and a neice, Tessie Pow- - a Sathers Jewelry Stores era of Ogden, and 3 children. Mr. and Mrs. Dennie Ralphs, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Walker wnet to Salt Lake to the wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Don Gondfellow. She will be remembered as Ronnie Powell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Powell former Altonah residents. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dastrup took their Grandson Lorentz Lois, to meet his parents at Heber after spending a week with his Grandparents the Dastrups. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barton and family drove to Fairview over the weekend to the Hansen Reunion and brought their son Lloyd home after spending 2 weeks visiting his grandparents the Don Hansens and the Edward Bartons while he has been recovering from a broken arm. Patty Richards and Ellen and Lorna Markly called at the James Thacker home during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Garth Potts spent the weekend visiting with thier parents Netti Potts and the Dennis Waymans. The Swasey Reunion was held at the Rodeo grounds on Saturday. Those from out of town were Ruth Jensen of Maroni, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rockwook, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Swasey. Chuck and Joyce Semken of San Diego, Calif, are here visiting their sis-' terp Norma Jessen and family and Beth Jessen and family. Nile Smith and son Jay of Syracuse, came for their mother Etta Smith over the weekend. She has spent 2 weeks at ther summer home. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Roper mote red to Provo on Saturday where they pickued up his motercycle and on to Provo where they brought them a new car. Mr. and Mrs. LaFarge Dastrup moter-e- d to Salt Lake on Monday where he visited his doctor for a check-up. O UBIC celebration STANDARD - Roosevelt, UUb Thursday, August 9, 1973 g (Continued from page 1) Roosevelt Third Ward, and third place to the Duchesne Mothers Club. The Third ward float also won top honors in the church category. Award for best effort was given Basin Glass and Paint, for greatest originality to the Roosevelt Chamber of Commerce. Grand prize for the art show went to Leo Papoose with Wes Mecham second. Departmental awards went to Jean Hamblin, portraits; Joyce Bolton, photography and water color; Edna Hardinger, chalk; Jerry Harding, landscape; teen department, Calvin Roberts, and children's department, Cherlyn Hicks. Flower show winner was Isabelle Roberts with a miniature flower display. The pet show had good participation, with every pet given an award. Dolls and models were also entered by some 45 youngsters, with each entry receiving a prize. One of the new events which attracted a lot of attention this year was the motor bike races. Winners included Ron Young in the mini Enduro class; Dave Owens, 100 cc class; Dale Johnson, 125 cc; and Mike Hurley in both the 250 and 400 cc Other activities during the three-daevent included sky diving, story telling, eating, horseshow pitching, ball games, barbecue, reunions, competitive games and many many more. As one of the final events of the UBIC, Ken Adney was named as chairman of the event for the coming year, with Ed Riggs as Jenkins family reunion held The descendants of David and Lydia Ann Beckstead Jenkins held their annual reunion July 28, at Merkley Park in YernaL There were more than a hundred in attendance from many locations. After the reunion the family of Frank and Mable met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Workman in Roosevelt, where they visited Saturday night and Sunday, Those attending were Mr. and July 28-2Mrs. Earl Jenkins and family, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jenkins and family, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jenkins all of Payson, Mr. and Mrs. Art Volora and grandchildren, Craig, Cola; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Salt Lake and a friend Ron Farnsworth, La Mesa, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Horrocks and mr. and Mrs. David Jenkins, Lapoint; Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Olsen and son Mrs. Frances Lou Stubbs and family, Janet Reynolds and daughter Kammra, Roosevelt. y 9. Ko-hute- UNllED FARM AGENCY Uniting buyet and seller. of Players selected by the coaches as the Roosevelt ladies softball league are, front, s ALL-STAR- Rosalyn Brock, Karen Sursa, Beverly Mojado, Kathy Hall, Kayla Walker; back, Vickie Rasmussen, Marty Raymond, Merna Johnson and Joan Samuels. Additional outstanding players selected were Rita Allred, Bonnie Van, Nan Markey, Valerie Thacker, Emily Myhore and JoAnn Perank. S Governor lists Ladies softball $1000 reward notes league for rustlers Completing another successful year of In a proclamation issued this week by the Roosevelt Ladies SoftbaU League Governor Calvin L. Rampton. a $1000 were teams sponsored by Drilling Mud. reward has boon offered for information Frontier Grill, Aldirita, Red Wings of Ft. leading to the arrest and conviction of Duchesne and Allamont Western Auto any person involved in the theft of any dropped out at the end of the first round. Two round robin schedules were comprivately owned livestock animal or animals from any farm, ranch or range pleted and a double elimination tournawithin the slate of Utah, provided the ment with Drilling Mud winning both value of the animal or animals at the time the league play and tournament. Drilling Mud, Red Wings, and Aldirita also took of the theft exceeds $100. According to the proclamation, the teams to Vernal for their ladies tournreward offer shall remain in force until ament where Drilling Mud took third January 1. 1974. If two or more individ- place. We want to express appreciation to the uals are involved in furnishing information leading to the arrest and conviction sponsors of the Teams for their outof one party, the reward will be divided. standing support of the League and all The offer of the reward is aimed at other businesses who contributed. stemming the tide of rustling which is becoming an even greater problem than usual, because of the lack of and high Phone News Items to price of meal. HINDOtil PLEAD AJAX CLEANSER KRAFTS PUNCH 722-213- ATTENTION, ALL EMPLOYERS! k. BEEN PEAS i'-o- x. 21-o- z. Reg. 55C size PHONE MASON CAPS UINTAH BASIN AREA VOCATIONAL CENTER Bargains 722-24- 61 ROO&EVELT, UTAH Food Daily! 26 2.39 27 A Assorted Flavors gallon .. ve Good, now size BAKED BEANS JOIN US IN HELPING lo (rain students for productive Education program needs you. Jobs. The IF YOU HAVE PART-TIM- E openings in Sales, Secretarial. or Auto Mechanics, call us about placing a Bookkeeping student with you. 39 BON-A15-o- ZESTA SALTINES MR. CLEAN ZTZZTIS Wf 69 10 f -- |
