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Show QJJSmtiah ESasnn Sttandsird December 2, 1987, Pege East Stake Center to be Dedicated The New Roosevelt East Stake Center will be dedicated Sunday, December 6 at 2:30 pm during an hour long meeting. The general public is invited to attend. General Authority for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Da- y Saints, Elder Vaughn J. Featherstone, will preside over the dedicatory ceremonies. Roosevelt East Satke President Earl Allred will speak, along with resident 10th and 3rd ward Bishops Sheldon Robb and Brad Hancock. Sister Marilyn Peterson will also address those attending the dedication. The newest LDS Stake Center in Roosevelt is located on Sixth East just north of the East Elementary School. It was designed by architect Lynn Pinegar and built by Wadmen Construction out of Ogden. The first meetings were held in the new church on August i Approximately 000 of the East Stake's 2,800 members attend According to Tammy at the Uintah Basin Association of Governments, applications for help are coming in steadily, with ten services Sunday and other weekly in the new building. According to Garth Sorenson, a meetings member of the Roosevelt East Stake Presidency, eonatuction on the building was completed in just a year. He says some of the unique features of the new stake center include individualized sections for air conditioning, a heating and um for fully equipped gymnasifunctions, the latest features in the chapel sports acoustical and ample parking. With financial obligations met, and the the complete, contractual agreements the stake center is now ready for said President Sorens- dedication, on. Eider Featherstone will deliver a Sports Devotional Fireside Sunday the Roosevelt East evening Stake Center at 7:30 pm. Everyone is invited attend. at CURBSIDE PARKING to If you needs or someone you make this a come in to the help to Christmas, UBAG At the regular Roosevelt City sizes of family provide given all well as need. There members as other information you are only 20 more shopping until Christmas. days . Those competing are Merrie Kimberly Curry is the daughter of Oran and Terry Curry. She will be singing and dandng. Holly Park, a senior, is the daughter of Robert and ReNee Park. She will play the piano for the talent competition. Teas Thomas is the daughter of She Craig and Rosalyn Thomas. perform a jaa dance. Kristie Fabrizio, daughter of Carol and Danny Fabrizio, will perform a humourous reading. Sariah Silver is the daughter of will Kayleen Silver. She will perform a piano solo. John Lefler is the only candidate for homecoming King. He is the son of Kathy and Jim Lefler. He will be doing a drum solo for his talent Besides the talent competiton, queen contestants an required to write an essay, bake a cake, model a formal, and answer on-sta- questions. King contestants are required to write an essay, and e answer the questions. on-stag- Meeting held in council chambers on Tuesday November 24, 1987, the council resolved, tabled, and took under study several controversial issues. Local club owner George Glinea requested the council to extend his option to stay open until 2:00 pm. Glines is the owneroperator of The ID a club out near the refinery and approached the council citing the example of other clubs just outside of Roosevelt in Uintah County that are open or have the option of remaining open until 2:00 am. A member of the Roosevelt Police Department made the comment that, as a law enforce-- ' ment official, he felt that the extra hour that Glines requested would allow more alcohol to be taken in by intoxicated persons or allow individuals who might create problems, (safety or otherwise), another hour to cause problems, but that he personally, wasn't trying to curb a Council you is family to for. You will be ouse Reitz merchant's rightful attempt to gather income. The officer just wanted the council to be aware of the police department's concerns. Glines asked the city and officer whether they had any statistical proof or evidence that his establishment being open an extra hour had caused any real, additional problems. The city also asked Glines, just how much financially speaking the extra hour made in his sales or business. Glinea wasn't sure but said it was about $100.00. The council decided to take the matter under study and gather some information on similiar situations and bring it before the council insurance company did not feel their case was justified and that the city had done all it reasonably could be expected to do. Details were worked out to help avoid future problems and clarify the cities responsibilities and the insurance companies stand on future issues of that kind. The city heard from the city attorney Jim Hall and others on the city's efforts to enforce clean-u- p policies on trash, debris, junk cars, aheds and the like. Hall cited rule 8 paragraph 118 as authority 83-16- The annual Roosevelt Lions Club Fair will arrive on schedule, December 4 and 5 at the Modern Drug Building. Hours are 11:00 am to 9:00 pm on Friday and 10:00 am to 6:00 pm on Saturday. According to chairman, Les Bennett, all booths are sold out, and the items for sale will not be available elsewhere. This year, sales booths were restricted to home crafted rather than commercially manufactured items. Bennett said, It's a good place to find some unusual Christmas presents. Beside the craft items available, there will be food offered by the Lion's Club. They will have barbecued beef, as well as snack items. Holly again. The council then decided to pay the damage claims pertaining to the aewer damage experienced by three local families, as the Standard rates to go up 'i V. T-- Kimberly Curry i for getting several trouble spots cleaned up. The city informed the city employees that the council would back the attempt to get the problems cleaned up and enforce the regulations. The fire department bylaws were determined to be still too wordy and needing further work ao they were tabled again and the city determined that the property they were investigating for use of the education center had supposedly been purchased by the Catholic Church for $434 over 15 years ago. The city considering the Council members also heard about the status on the efforts to get the secondary water system in action as well as other concerns on Community Impact board funds. The council then went over the official election canvasing and dismissed at 7:40 pm. The biggest change in the linlly Fair this year is the entertainment. It will be restricted because of the limited space. Much of the entertainment may be held outside. However, it will still be a good time to shop. The Lions Club is encouraging local businesses to remain open late Friday evening to accommodate the shoppers who may be in town. They also remind there is plenty of parking space across the street in the Yellow Front parking lot and behind the Academy Mail. Bennett said he would like to thank Bob Benson and Don Truman for allowing them to use the Modern Drug building. The location is ideal for shoppers, and for urea merchants. fair-goer- Moon Lake to hold meetings During the first week of December, Moon take Electric will be holding District Nominating Meetings for the purpose of receiving nominations for the position of Director to serve on the Cooperative's Board of Directors. In Utah, the first meeting will be held on December 9 at the West Jr. High School, at 7:00 pm. This meeting is for members residing in District four. The second meeting will be held on December 10, at the Duchesne County Courthouse, at This meeting is for 7:00 pm. members living in District 8. General Manager, Grant J. Earl encourages members to attend these important meetings. "District nominating meetings are the members' best vehicle in insuring Directors are elected for three year terms. They meet twice each month to transact the business of the Cooperative. At these meetings they adopt policies, approve budgets, rates, operating rules and regulations. A director for MLEA spends a minimum of 30 days per year in service to the Cooperative. By attending these meetings, members show pride in their Cooperative and have an opportuni-l- y to have their feelings and concerns addressed. Candidates selected will be voted upon by all members of the Cooperative, either by a mail ballot they will recieve next Spring or by voting in person at the March Annual Meeting. Incumbents those in the Basin and $35.00 for those out of the Uintah Basin. cannot serve longer than 12 years, and this year's Incumbents have reached that limit, so they cannot Joy Pbrk Kristie Fabrizio Holly Pbrk be i'.'. ' Sariah Silver is possihlity of reacquiring the property and has been exploring ail the options considering the amount that the church was supposedly asking for the property. that the best possible candidates are selected to run for positions on the Cooperative's Board of Directors, stated Earl. two-yea- ' ar weekend December 4 and 5 increased postage costs. The r rate will be $20.00 for v six-ye- Holly Fair is coming this The Uintah Basin STANDARD is offering a special rate on subscriptions just until Christmas. For all subscribers the rate until December 23 is $10.00 for one year, $18.00 ' for two years, and $24.00 for three years. After Christmas, those subscription rates will increase to $12.00 for those in the Uintah Basin and $20.00 for those out of the Uintah Basin mailing area, due to t-- old and Th year left the car running with her old child in the car. The younger child apparently shifted the car into reverse and the older child was unable to stop it in time. Neither child was hurt and the car was only scratched. Nuisance enforcement know Merry out a WAY-Spr- City to put "teeth" into office on 120 South let East, in the Old Uintah Basin Phone building. You will an application and then will be notified by phone within the week if qualify for help and available. what help Or if you want to help, you can call or come in and make a donation, or pick Christmas THE HARD manager Bill Hansen and sales person Craig Phillips examine the approximately $1500 in damage created when a car, belonging to Kathy Bickerstaff backed up over the curb and into the store. She had apparently families applyingonMonday alone. She said they expect to have at least as many as list year, if not more. That would be around 100 families needing help. Homecoming Roberts, Daughter of David and She will be Nadene Roberta. singing and doing a clogging routine. Missy Fabrizio, daughter of Valona and May Fabrizio, and will dance. do a Joy Park, daughter of Robert and Renee Park is a junior. She will be singing in the contest 4 1 Tabby celebrates Tabiona will hold it's Homecoming Celebration this week in conjunction with the first home basketball game of the season. The week's activities start off with the Homecoming Queen contest this evening, December 2. On Friday, the Tigers host Green River for their homecoming game, followed by the Homecoming Dance after the game. The Tigers have back to back games, with Wayne coming on Saturday to do battle with the Tabiona team. There are eight contestants for queen competing in the pageant tonight and one King contest A 23. Santa needs your help this year There are only 20 more shopping days until Christmas. If you're caught up in the mad rush to get a gift for everyone on your list, you may want to atop and consider those who aren't on anybody's list this Christmas. Operation Santa is a chance for those who will have a Merry Christmas to help make the holiday a little merrier for those who are less fortunate. You can sponsor a family that might otherwise receive Or you can make nothing. donations of food items, clothing, toys, or money that will be used to assure every family something for Christmas. 11 |