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Show ft ) ,V Thursday, November 6, 1980 Uintah Basin Standard 4. '? e; RoomtjoU OMyi Rom 7211m e Mr. and Mrs. Harold Calif., Brown. Azusa, have been nests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Other Tanner. Gale nests of the Tanner's included their son Bruce, Borger, Tex. He came to hunt dew. e Attending a quarterly report meeting on oil shale development at the State Capitol building Friday, with Department of Energy officals, were Mayor Ralph Shields, Commissioners County Rukm ' Anderton and Ross, George Loryn Roth, Glen Vernon, and ther, Keith Bergquist at Roosevelt Sunday. Out of town relatives attending e grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hollingsworth, Preston, Ida.; .Mr. ts and Mrs. Mac Burton, Maela Jacobsen, Salt and Kristine Lake; Evans, Provo. Mrs. Effie Holfeltz, Salt Lake, is viaiting at the hone of her daughter, Mrs. Don Hicken. ' e Mr. and Mrs. Clark Patterson, Provo, are spending several days visiting their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Patterson, e Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Buchanan were her mother, Mrs. Cora Todd; her sister, Sherrie Todd; daughters, Sherrie and Rolene and friends, Sharia Gygi and Irle Hurl- - nffoiku. Johnson visited her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bishop, in Littleton, Cola, this past week. e Mrs. Zelma Lloyd recently spent a. week visiting her son and Mrs. Grant, and Mr. and Relatives from out of Mrs. Melvin Mecham, town attending were Mr. Salt Lake; and Mr. and and Mrs. Kay Scholes, Mrs.. Peter Nelson, ProSmithfield; Mr. and Mrs. vo. The cake was decoraAlbert Packer and son ted like the French Eiffel Greg Toledo, River-height- s. Tower by Lois Bird. The refreshment area was Friday guests of Mr. decorated as a French and Mrs. Loyal Perry cafe, and was done by were her brother and Lavell the Assy family, Mrs. wife, Mr. and e Weekend guests of Stanley Nielson. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Niele Mr. and Mrs. Eldon son were his parents, Winterton, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Van Winterton, Mrs. Nielson, Coalville, Diane Harper and childe Mr. and Mrs. Robert ren, and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson returned home Ted Daugherty, attended from Salt Lake. He was Sacrament meeting in confined to St. Mark's Salt Lake Sunday, where hospital for ten days the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilk-erso-n recovering from surgery, e The baby daughter of was blessed and Mr. and Mrs. Craig given the name Aubore Moulton was blessed and Sue by her grandfather, Eldon Winterton. given the name Candice Lee by her grandfather, Mr. and Mrs. James LaRue Pickup, at sacraF. Lemon, Marcia White ment meeting Nov. 2. and children, Loya Neb-eke- r Out of the Basin relatand children, Kathy ives attending were Mr. Lemon and children, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lane and and Mrs. Craig Burton, Camie and Mr. and Mrs. David children, Cory, and Mr. and Mrs. Lemon and DeAnn Craig Tryon, Denver, Thomason, attended SacCola; Mr. and Mrs. Lyle rament meeting in Price Pickup, Gloria and MichSunday, where the infant elle, Salt Lake, of Mr. and Mrs. daughter Roosevelt e At the Lemon was blessed Lynn Fourth Ward Sacrament and given , the name meeting Sunday the Sheri by her father. son of Mr. and Mrs. Blair Packer was blessed and named by his father. were weekend guests of her mother, Mrs. Fannie Todd. Mrs. Reva Allred has returned home after 'spending ten days at the LDS hospital in Salt Lake, recovering from surgery. e Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Miller and son Mike, and A1 Gardner, friend, Kearns, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Patry and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Miller.' Other guests of the Millers were her mother, Evelyn Whiting, Salt Lake; and Mr. and Mrs. Max Patry. e USU students home for the weekend were Brad Gale, Loretta Justice and Deanne HalL ' Mr. and Mrs. Danny Green and children, Heb-er- , were weekend guests of her grandmother, Mrs. Minnie MorrilL e Gary Zobell and fami-lSouth Weber, were weekend guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. son, Salt Lake, e Mr. and Mrs.. Randy Brudnicki and son, Murweekend ray, were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd PowelL e Guests during the week of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Scholes were her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Collins and their grandchildren. Salt Lake. They came to pheasant hunt, o Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Abbott' and children, Provo, were Sunday visitors of her sisters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Kent Denver and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brown. They also visited grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ross, e Mr. and Ma Hollis Hullinger have returned after spending a week in Phoenix, Aria., with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hullin- Mr. and Mrs. Er, Hullinger, Delphoe, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Lima, Ira Hullinger, Ohia who were also there. They also visited the J.A. Hancock family in Wickenburg, Aria. The Hancocks are former residents of Roosevelt and send greetings to their friends here, e Mr. and Mrs. Parrel Bountiful, Mohlman. family, Mr. and Mrs. Garn Lloyd, at 8pring-villthe 8am Crosbys at Orem; and her sister, Fannie Harrison. A family reunion was held at the Clifford Stratton hone for Mrs. Harrison's family in Orem, e The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bergquist was blessed and given the name Aniaha by her grandfa- . . y, James ZobelL e Out of town relatives and friends attending the wedding reception for Richard and Barbara (Mecham) Frutos Nov. 1, were Mary Hyden, Rex and Cindy Nessen, .Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Payne, Howell; Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Nessen. Mr. and in-fa- nt Buddy Poppy sale begins November 11 11 . Veterans of Foreign Wars, Wilson 7737, Duchesne, will begin selling Buddy Poppies Saturday, Nov. 8. The basic purpose of the annual sale of Buddy Poppies ia to "Honor the Dead by Helping the Living" and proceeds are used exclusively for the benefit of disabled and needy veterans and the widows and orphans of deceased veterans. The poppies are assembled by disabled veterans. Mayor Ed Browning, Duchesne, urges all citizens to wear a Buddy Poppy as mute evidence of our gratitude to the men of thia country who have risked their livea in defense of the freedoms which we continue to enjoy as American citizens. Belt Poet Florence M. Johnson has . . been called to serve a for the LDS church in the Wisconsin, Milwaukee mismis- $t. IlilinV sion Cathode Church farewell Her sion. testimonial will be Sunday, 9 In the Roosevelt third ward sacrament meeting at 1 1 :30 a.m. She will enter the M.T.C. in November November 19. Provo, Nn All the people of St. Helen Parish .are invited to attend the Episcopal Ordination and installation of William GIVING TOO MUCH Taco Tima Phone Helen Hall and Employees Roosevelt 722-281- 1, Service Roosevelt "Service you can depend on" 6 290 E. 2nd So., Murray Motor 722-451- Frontier Grill Frontier Motel Company Larry and Employees 157 So. 2nd East, 722-455- Superior Tire 1 Gordon, Kay and employees 9 65 South 2nd East, 722-366- Stewart's County Auto Convalescent Villa Clinic Veriyn and Donna Lee Stewart 6 187 West Lagoon, Paul Foote and Cloyd Davis 1 West Highway 40, 722-245- 722-440- Certified Welding Bill & Stitch A Sow Kay i Susan Wardle Duchesne Sylvia 109 South Main 7324974 738-557- 6 G & L Chevrolet Bulck Company Johnny's Rlngneck Ranch Jay and Employees 8th No. 3rd East, 722-241-1 The Johnny Fausett Family Ft. Duchesne 722-304- 1 West Winds Motel Roosevelt Equipment Lee and Lloyd and Employees jso So,2ndfoL 722-46- 13 Sometimes giving too easily Is robbing the recipient of integrity. In our zeal to be generous, we lavish help or gifts on someone, only to find the person is not appreciative. Someone said if you give a man a fish, you have given him a meal, but if you give him a fishing rod, you have given him the means to provide his own meals. The small chipmunk grows fat on the handouts from. the tourists but he fails to search for his natural food, he loses the ability to cope with his environment ' Basin Moving & Storage Rydsr Truck Rental Second N. 722-555- 5 111 E. West Highway 40, & Caffe Percy, Erma, Percy Jr., and Employees 5th South 2nd East 1 Store Phone 2 Phone Bakery by himself. Often the more thoughtful person is the one who helps another to help himself. To 9:30 P.M. Duchesne Open 6 AAA. 738-968- 5 ROOSEVELT WEST STAKE LaMar Long Plumbing 4 Heating Contractor LaMar S Gloria Long 7222038 Route 1 Bax B Hiont 313 John's Sinclair Altamant ALTAMONT SUNDAY: Ind 12:30030 2:20 Sac A Store. LAPOINT WARD pm. PM Bishop Ronald D. Paatross Rrldgsland 64MS41 llihey Kaltli Hart la and Employees 5 35 No. 2nd East, Bill Lapeint, 722-254- M7-3M- 1 ' SUNDAY: 9 AM-- 12 PM Sac 10:50 AM. Tho .Closet SUNDAY: 10 AM- -1 PM 11:50 AM Sac DUCHESNE FIRST WARD Larry, Joan and Employees 91 North 2nd East, 722-519- Bishop Jafia Mortuary Olpln the churches of the Basin "Serving D BooeoeoH, SUNDAY: 9 AM-- 12 Sac.... PM AM 10:50 Sac MS Mil SUNDAY 9- -1 2:00 DUCHISNI 3rd WARO Bishop Lloyd Orant PM 10J0AM Dwchasna73S-23- SUNDAY: 2 ROOSEVELT SIXTH WARD Pinonnal Grooming S Hadlti Aidi Call Loann 722S55S for aulitanco Cow Palaco Buchanan Food Co. Vernon and John R. Buchanan 278 East 1st North Roosevelt, 722-258- 2 lefco. PM SUNDAY: 9 AM--12 1050 AM Stx. Bishop Kalth Jansaa Doasavalt, TIMMS SUNDAY: 1 PM 4 PM 2:50 PM Sac Frwltiand 544-13- SUNDAY: 9 AM-- 12 . NOON 10:50 AM MOON LAKE WARD Altamant 414 SUNDAY: 10 AM- -1 ISO PM 11 JO AM Sac....... Mshap Wat. TrowMdgo 7 Boosavatt, SUNDAY: 1 PM 4 PM 2:50 PM Sac. 7S3-1SJ- TABIONA WARD Bishop I PM AM 11 JO Myton SUNDAY: 9 Sac. . V4M4ES PM 1050 AM AM-- 12 . ROOSEVELT STAKE 3 Naola, SUNDAY: 1 PM 4 PM Sac..... M0 PM Tnbola mcond ward of 2:30 PM AAA :...1:20PM Sac , RANOLin BRANCH Pros.' Myron Acarttoroap Randlatt ' Bishop Dish Acord Sunday School. 10:00 Worship ServicsIlsOO Children's Church. 11 7:00 Prayer Evening Service. 7:30 Ell's Motel Jean Fabrizio Duchesne a.m. 738-243-3 Art p.m. p.m. Prayer Msl6:30 a.m 7 JO p.m. Bibla Study Prims S Mrsskmsttss 7:30 p.m. Moon Lake Electric Association Board of Directors and Employees 18 West 2nd North Women's Ministries 930 a.m. Youth Moating. .74)0 p.m. : Vomal, Utah FRIDAY Sunday Services. . . . 10r00 am Children's Sunday School follows services. T . Naola. 3 SUNDAY: 9 AM 12 Sac. 1050 AM PM 722-244- 6J0 a.m. 8 Roosevelt . Man's Prayer Moating ' & am. Mens PM SUhpAY: 9:30 AM- -1 2:30 II :20 AM. Sfff 1 a.m. WEDNESDAY 732-47- 722-428- Enterprises Managomam 1 Employees 258 E. Second N. 722-51- Vernal Church of God Pastor Dudley Oardnsr FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH the Lampiightsr hm.aMOJOA.M 1931. Sunday In Vernal 444 So. Dwchosna, Utah UINTAH OURAY EPISCOPAL CHURCH ' SUNDAY. io a.m. to 11 a.m. HOLY SPIRIT, RANDLITT 11.-0SUNDAY AM Sunday School Worship ... 10 am. II a.m. MONDAY Prayar Meat. . .7JO pm. Sun. Evan. Ser. 6J0 Brotherson's Store Department Phil and Glenna Brotherson Ft. Duchesne, 722-3- 2 11 Murphy's Save More Service Schuiler and Employees West Highway 40 5 722-221- BALLARD NORTH WARD ' 3J3-4IS- 700 p.m. WORSHIP GOMMUNION Second S Fourth Sunday, 1:30 1 4 St. EINsksIti's Wldtarecks Bishop Orfa Sponsor Ballard, U3-44SUNDAY: 9 AM 12 PM 10:50 AM Sac. M SUNDAY Raosavah, SUNDAY: 7H-M4- SUNDAY SUNDAY: 10 AM- -1 Sac NROLA FIRST WARD MHeh WAID FIFTH SUNDAY AAoots In ROOSEVELT IKHfTH WARD Carlson Cleaners FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH PM ST. PAULI EPISCOPAL CHURCH MYTON WARD Thure Carlson and Employees 257 So. 2nd East, 722-264-1 3:50 West Highway 40 THURSDAY 4 BOOSIVILT MVINTH . PM 5 PM Service Pastor, Mark i. Boyar Youth Pastor, Chip Johnson East Highway 4 Phone TIMMS 5.-0- Sac..'. Uintah Basin's Outstanding Restaurant 7 East Highway 40, 722-27- 1 Sullivan Sac Jack's Insulation ROOSEVKT CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY PRUITLAND WARD 4M-3M- Bible Study 7:30 pm 2nd FRIDAY Ladies Aida Businsii Meeting 1:00 p.m. t.rn-M- SUNDAYr 2 722-299- Ladies Aida 900 a.m. BOOBEVBLT FOURTH i Sporting Goods Charles and Margo Denver 2 94 No. 2nd East, THURSDAY 723-MI- S SUNDAY: 9 AM-- 12 PM 10:50 AM Sk BOOSIVILT nurtiasns 733-2S- Laundry Products, Spkat S Cooking Homs Doasavalt, Smiley's TUESDAY 30 DUCHISNI SECOND WARD Bishop Lai and Wright Bishop David Adamson Roosavatt, SUNDAY: 9 AM-- 12 SUNDAY BOOSIVILT THIRD WARD Bishop Tharan Loavltt 72S-3S3- 7 ROOSEVELT SCCOND Watkins Home Products ' 738-598- 6 SUNDAY:' 11:30-2:- I for over 28 years" Ted and Nancy Olpin John and Korinne Hullinger puchains Gala Skip Forsyth 723-34- Bishop Chad Paatross ROOSEVHY FIRST WARD 1 Sac 722-331- Sunday School 1900 a.m. Worship Service 11:00 a.m. WARD BBIDOILAND K Drug 10 AM- -1 PM 11:50 AM SUNDAY: 722-282- MYTON COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Pastor WARD 722-381- 6 B ' M7-3M- 4S4-37- 4441 10a.m. to 12:30 10 a.m. Sunday Sac ' Bishop Errol Moriilay 6 Tridoll. SUNDAY: John Chasel 380 So. 2nd East TRIDCLL WARD FIRST WARD SUNDAY: 9 AM-- 12 PM Sac. 1050 AM WHITEROCKSWARD AAmmmEII BlalyM mvynv eveovtebe amp HSmuma ' ALTAMONT BALLARD WARD Bishop Earl L Murphy Ballard 7EM1S7 SUNDAY: 1 PM 4 PM 2:50 PM Sac ST. HELEN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH 441 E. No. 721471 M MASSTWCS Saturday Sunday Sunday . . 6J0 p.m. 900 a.m. 1 1 :30 o.m. CHURCH Pastor Tray Rlchardsoi N East 1st North ItoSpm. IITB BAPTIST CHURCH Loco Ted M Kilo No. of Hvry 44 oo WMtoracks Rd. SUNDAY 1 1 SUNDAY Sunday School.... 10 a.m. Morning Worship. . a.m. Evening Worship. 6J0 pm. 1 1 CONFESSION Saturday ROOSEVELT BAPTIST WEDNESDAY Midweek ServicedJO pm. a.m. and Ihreughout Iho WEDNESDAY Midwoek Svrvico. . .7 pm. RIDAY Youth Service', .after ichool effort. Second Sunday of the month is approaching and thia ia the time to place an offering of some durable food item at the foot of the altar during the offertory of the Mass or anytime during the week. Let us share our abundance with God's poor and needy. Be generous! There is s small balance remaining on our DDD pledges. Please cooperate and make every effort to dear this up during the month of November. St. Helen CYO would like to thank the merchants who donated gifts and prizes for the Halloween party; Bev & Millies, Smiley's, Roosevelt Floral, Bather's, Northeastern Office Supply, Gale's, MoquL Stewart's, B&K Drug and Uintah Mt. Cache. HBRMRNtaMHNNHMNDHDBHHBMHW Myton Presbyterian Stewart's Thriftway Mark . Frostop Drive-I- n 722-327- 2 Keith Weigand as the Seventh Bishop of Salt Lake City, Monday, Nov. 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the Salt Palace arena. Salt Lake, and the reception immediately following in the Salt Palace Exhibition HalL Anyone planning to attend should contact Father Garvey or Sister Margaret Liam regarding these intentions. Also, if anyone needs accomodations in Salt Lake to spend the night, please also indicate, since arrangements are being made to provide these accomodations. We would like to see a number of people attend. If enough are interested in attending, we could plan a group Pastor Skip Forsyth extended a warm welcome to the visitors in the congregation, one of whom, Alice Johnson, Pleasant Grove, provided the flowers which decorated the sanctuary. Ptelude music by Pam Forsyth included an original composition sent to the ehurch by Ms. Desme H. Galway of Salt Lake. The Call to Worship was Jeremiah 29:11-1After a short children's sermon, the scripture reading was Pastor given from Philippians 2:12-18- . Forsyth said that for several weeks he would be discussing different aspects of the Christian life and disdplinship. The congregation was reminded that the chief end of man is to glorify God and to enjoy Him forever, as stated in the Shorter Catechism. Jesus said, "Be ye in the world but not of the world. He requires us to say No" to the world and "Yes to Him. Purpose, direction and meaning to our lives, as well as life itself, come from Jesus. To have s relationship with Christ is to have that relationship as the basis of everything we do. When we accept Christ, God sees Christ in us. As stated in the Scripture reading, we are to be continually shining as stars, continually presenting tho gospel of peace, the message of life. Pastor Forsyth invited everyone to stay for the fellowship refreshments which were provided by Virginia Monks. Next week the Pearson's will be here and there will be a potluck lunch following the worship service. Anyone having items for Crossroads is asked to bring them as the Pearsons will take them to Salt Lake. Members of the Aide will be quilting at the church Tuesday, beginning nt 9 a.m. and welcome any who wish to participate. Bible Study will meet Thursday, Nov. 6, at 7:30 p.m. at the Forsyths for all those interested. Everyone ia also invited to attend Sunday School at 10 a.m. next Sunday. Thanks were extended to the teachers leading the first days classes; Pam Bents, Linds Gardner and Charlie Fifield. Donations of toys are still needed for the nursery and volunteers for nursery attendant during the latter half of the worship service are asked to sign up on the calendar posted in the kitchen. Thanks were also given to Mickey Bents, Justin Mart and Pam Forsyth for making and painting several stools for the use of tiie Sunday School students. 3. FAITH LUTHERAN NEWS There will be a special meeting held at the American Legion Hall, Sunday evening at 6 p.m., Nov. 2. Various items discussed will be organizing a Sunday school, choosing a committee to represent the church, and other items. Plan to |
