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Show Thursday. Apnlfi. 1984 Uintah Benin Rasumssen, Lori Thompson and Joan Goodrich. Those not present were Karen Ward, Sharon Hughes and Cindy the final place at a game and in .tournament basketball women's LaJean members Roosevelt. Team (back) Oil lost finished in second LCL INVITATIONAL Head Start Week GOP announce ' ' :i; Two Republican candidates for four year seats on the board of county commissioners have announced, according to Carol Gillespie the county Republican party chairperson. Guy Taylor, of Duchaane, and Neil White; of Roosevelt, will run for the four year position. ' SMILEY'S WINS BIG-Th- ese girls Kellie Brown, Suzie and Kathy Nielsen, Shanna Draper and Keith Neilsen who acted as coach. They were undefeated in the tournament. basket-bal-ll players won first in a recent basketball tournament sponsored by LaJean Rasmussen. Pictured are front, Shirley, Sandee and Sherry Nielsen. Back are, Girls Staters chosen Four girl from the Duchesne American Lesion Auxiliary will be attending Girls State. It will be held on the campus of Southern Utah State University, Cedar City from June 8, 1984 to June 9, 1984. The four girla selected to attend are: JQie Millett, daughter of Mr.1 and Mrs. Maurice Millett Eileen Taylor, of Duchesne; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor of Ducheene; Merilee Burdick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Burdick of Duchesne; Tori Lyn Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Larson of Myton Girts Alison Evans, the daughter of Fred B. Evans of Bridgeland and Carol Mieure, the Daughter of These ae the unofficial minut- es of Commission Meeting held April 8, 1984 at 10:00 odock a.m. in the commission Board Room at Duchesne, .Utah. been selected by the Myton. American Legion to the girls state conference in Cedar City. :i ifi,1:;. ,!.' n va No Bood for EMKG Towers ' EMKO Construction mat with the commissioners to ask about the necessary steps in order, for them to put up guard posts in the while stringcounty right-of-waing the wire for the power fines which cross the county. The posts will be 26 to 80 feet high ana will be in the county for about SO Hva and then will be removed. The posts will also have reflectors on them. The rommiesinnara M them that no bond would be required and that they could start aa soon as they we ra ready. Jim and Marjorie Seybert, have The girls state conference will June 8 through June 9 this year. be held Altamonf photo butts honored When photography programs in discussed, without fail the program at Altamont high school under the direction of Jerry Tuft is always mentioned. Jerry has been long interested in photography and has improved over the past few years a small dark room at the high school into an advanced color and black and white facility. Recently four of his students competed in the 1984 high school writers and photographers ellnle held at the University of Utah. This clinic is held each year with the participants competing against each other, most of the students being from the larger 8 and 4A Minutes State Duchesne. this areas high schools are Duchesne County schools. The photography contest was divided into two categories: Action and Feature. The action pictures had to be taken of a 8A basketball game in progress during the conference. Delbert Oman received a superior rating, number 6 in the competition. His eohearts. Bill Goodrich and Michael Gorniebee each received an award of merit for their photographs. Rid: Myrin took third place in the feature photographs following dose behind students from Cyprus and Kearns high schools. . "This was by for better than the yearbook conference," they agreed and are making plans to attend next year. fi lfl Seniors to Incorporate Met with the comnussioners to talk with the commissioners to see if the county would be opposed to the senior dtisens incorporating. It, would help the senior citizens to be eligible for mors types of funding if they were incorporated. The commissioners felt that if it would help their organization to possibly get more funding that the county attorney should check and see what would need to be done in order to help them to incorporate. The abbreviated meeting was adjourned at noon. Pfioiw News Items 722-513- 1 Gay Taylor is a building and third generation Basin resident. He has been a msfisgwr for First Security Bunk in the past and owned several businesses in and around Duch- iMitTMfaw Neil White is the owner of one business in Roosevelt as well as part owner of a business with offices in Roosevelt and VemaL He has been in business for 11 years in the Basin and has held many leadership positions. Both men will run with incumbents Alton Moon and Alarik Myrin, who have both filed for their same positions, on the Republican ticket i celebrated with special events 1 ! " ! 1,1 - '. ; . ;.; Ute Tribe Head Start will be .' Duchesne, Randlett, Myton, and Public invited to see sponsoring three days of events '5 Whiteracks. the classrooms in action from 9 in celebration of. this nationally a.m. 1 p.m. 6:80 9 p.ra. Parent proclaimed week. Workshops: Topics to bo presentGuest speakers will indude Dr. ' ed: Brain Development Dr. Jean Jean Pugmire, UJS.U. Specialist Pugmira. Handicap Public Law' in Early Chudhood Education; Wil Numkema, State Special Clay, Head Start Director. Nutrition Flora Cuch, Assistant for Indian Education; Head Start Nutritionist. Parent Dennis Mower, Assistant SuperInvolvement Gloria Mtn. Linn, intendent of Ducheene School Parent Coord. H.S. Kindergarten District; Forest Cuch, Division Delons Open Court Propam Head for Ute Indian Education, Allred, Teacher, Ft Ducheene. and other local dignitaries. Schedule of activities are as follows and everyone is encouragWednesday, 9 a.m. 6 p.m. All ed to come and do something Day activities in the Roosevelt Vocational Center. Thera will be special with their children. There n will be discussions and activities speakers, children for Head Start for everyone of all ages. and each Haul Start Center will Monday: 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. in the have booths for activities and Ute Tribe Auditorium in Ft Duchesne. Opening Activities by displays. Miss Ute Tribe, Mich-dl- e and McKinley will preside prehourly guest speakers the activities ana Bili sentations of Head Start 6 p.m. 9 p.m. Talent Program will present a Ute Cultural Activity at 8:30 For more information call Head Tuesday, Open House at all : ' -- C Com-jxmant- perform-registratio- s. p-- Head v Standard. Start Classrooms in V i ' : - v Fat Start Office: f s- - 722-460- iVr--- 6. v .fiw, US America's Largest Bin IHIcme Bciilldler 2he fficdseveBfkl&UGlhiesinie Area. Behind Snow Construction of Roosevelt, Utah stands U.S Home Corporation, America's largest home builder. That kind of strength, experience and buying power can make a real difference in the design, construction and price of your new home; Snow Construction offers complete home building services Including financing and a insured 10-ye- ar homeowner warranty. Snow Construction takes pride in representing U.S. Homes. Interstate homes is now a division of U.S. Homes, with the same quality product they've served the Basin with the last ten years. Gordon Snow soon. He has free home planning ideas and cost estimates just for the asking. Visit with Gordon Snow, Snow Construction Authorized U.S. Home BuSderOesler Century 21 Building 865 Eust 200 North Roosevelt, Utah 3 Phone 722-440- PHOTOGRAPHERS CLINIC WINNERS-B- ill Tuft's in Altamont and felt honored that Goodrich, Michael Gomichec, Delbert Oman, and Rik Myrin all placed in a recent Photographers Clinic contest held in Salt Lake. They are students of Jerry they placed so high in the competition which favored .the larger 3 and 4A ' schools. , V t America calls us homer |
