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Show Page 16. Dolma Long; accompanied by her on and wife,' Norman and Joyce Long; Vernal, left Feb. 10 for Hur- ricane, and spent four daya viciting with Normans son and family, Devon and Wendi Long. They then traveled to Nevada where they met Delmae daughter, Don and Glen-ic- e Palmer. With the Palmenthay went to South Yuma, Aria., and visited friends four dws. From there they went ont to San Louis Obispo, Calif., and spent one week with the Palmer's daughter, Paula Blair, and her daughter JennL They went back to Sacramento and spent two weeks enjoying beautifbl NURSE AIDES GRADUATE-Th-is group of ladies graduated from the nurses aide class and took their state examination at the UB A VC. Pictured are Leisa Burdick, DebUe Carter, Loretta Coleman, Joy Claybum, Karen Ftinh, Jan H anbetg, Pat Hooley, Laiue Jensen, Patti Lamb, Nancy Moon, Rita Nash, Carolyn Porter, Diane Richcns, Jennifer Snyder, Glenda Weyerman, KoUeen White, Cindy Young, and Sandy Zager. f ! Nursts aides graduate Altamonti Larsen by Jeanette A ;,vM .vs4. X; Mr. and Mrs. Clint Ames, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Taylor drove to .Washington, Utah for Gw Muring oftheir granddaughter, the daughter of Frank and Marlene McMullin. She wu given the name ofRachelle by her father. The infant daughter of Christy and Shawn Hall wu blessed by her groat grandfather, Harry Field-steand given the name of Krissa Chaunte. A blessing dinner wu given by her grandparents, Shirley and Bill Shiner. Present were Russ and Liu Pickup and daughter, Sierra; Brentand Sherry Miles and daughter, Destini; Darren and Melody Brady and their children, Shayna and Skylar, Utahn; Lynn and Delores Hall, aleo grandparents of Krissa; groat grandparents Harry and Beverly Fields ted, and Tommy and Dorothy Davis, Salt Lake; and Brandy Shiner and B. J. Shiner. LaVerde Powells daughter, LaVada McDonald, Fort Walton Beach, Fla, came to the Altamont area in March to visit her family. She will be staying hero until after Easter. Among other things, she is enjoying crafting with her mom while she is here. A special dinner wu held at the home of Gary and LeWaina Nelson to honor Rova and Oscar Nelson before they leave on their mission to North Carolina Raleigh Mission. Joellen Duncan and Claudia Moore helped LeWaina get the meal ready. Present at the meeting and dinner weromany friends and relatives from Gw area and beyond. A Merrie Miss Memorandum wu held in the Boneta chapel for the Merrie Min girls in the Talmage-MooLake area. It wu to explain the program and the Gospel in Action program to the girls parents. Presenting the program were Regina, daughter of Roy and Brenda Sorenson; Trinity, daughter of Lynn and Ellie Taylor; Angie, daughter of Sam and Maxim Brough, and Kanoni, daughter of Gayle and Taylor Thayne. JefTBrothereon will be graduated fro m Ricks College April 21, with an associate of science degree in d, . admitted to the hospital for treatment. She is home now, and doing much better. But under medical orders still hu to postpone her trip to Phoenix for a while. Stephani Faueett, daughter of Graduation ceremoniu v Bob and Carrie Faueett, hu graduheld Thursday, March 10 at Duchated from Primary, and will paresne County Hospital for 14nunu activiwomen ticipate in the young who just completed a course aides ties in the ward. New officers in the young women that enaMu them to take the State Nurses Aide Teat, and increases organization in Moon well the area were appointed re- their competency of according care, quality nursing cently, including Veloy Farnsto DCH Director of Nureing Car-Inworth, president; Laima Street, Jenson. first counselor, Gayle Thayne, sec' e "The clau will definitely ond counselor; Dixie Watkins, secJenson, patient care, aaya retary, Bonnie Brotherson, Laurel fore the training, many of the advisor; Ida Lou Walker, Mia Maid have been advisor, and Joanne Burton, BeeNow they will be mare hive advisor. the graduFeb. 6 Jeddy Brotherson wu all but one of whom are curates, his and Jason, brother, baptized by at DCH, aha enwu confirmed by his father, rently employed to them um what theyve couraged Jimmy D. Brotherson. After the learned and it to improve the appty baptism Saturday, Jeddy, his parand ents, Jimmy Virginia, his brother David and wife Jenny and sonsBobby and Brady, and another brother Jason and his sisters, Jill and Julie, convened to the restaurant at Stevensons in Altamont Aleo at the dinner and baptism were Susan Wartle and her daughters, Charli, Audra and Nova Hanks, Duchesne. Sunday afternoon, alter church, Jedds mother, served dinner for all family mem- n soil science. Winnie Carrol had planned to visit her daughter, Montes Duve, in Phoenix, but the time neared for her to leave, her leg began to swelL Another daughter, Bernice Thacker, took her to the doctor, who diagnosed blood clot and she wu u 0 Lake-Tal-ma- im-v- task-oriente- 13-o- x. . S - Roosevelt, Utah - 130 East Lagoon 722-223- 9 bers. Feb. 6 Lisa Pickup, Melody Brady Miles teamed up to shower their sister, Christy Halls new baby, Krissa. The shower wu held at the home afBill andShirley Shiner. David and Jennie Brotherson have left the Altambnt ana and moved back to Logan. David hu finished a stint of student teaching at Altamont High School, and will now go back to Gw college to finish his certification for teaching David is majoringin secondary education, in coaching, and minoring in and Sheriy WELLS LAMONT 50-F- L Reinforced Hose w3-pl- y 58-iI.D. construction, n. 1.9? 4.99 True Flex A (Hearing Test J&cfonf Every Year IS A Hearing Aid Center FREE HEARING TEST8 Friday Me. 25, IMpm Sat Me. 26, 10-- 1 pm Bari Waatam bw wOUntl EadRey 40 deaj PatadcnpagalS) WHEN YOU HEAR THE CRASH, THINK OF JONES PAINT & GLASS 140 E. 100 N. Roosevelt, Utah 722-392- Wallcoverings. nounce the birth ofa baby girl born at the Duchesne County Hospital Mar. 9. She weighed 7 lbs. Grandparents are Gordon and Deann Eldridge, Dell and Ray Hunting; great grandparents, Bliss Eldridge and Mr. and Mrs. Seth Assey, LaVerkin. Waiting over the weekend with Dailey and Bernice VanTassell was their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stewart. Lynn and Rosanna Wyatt, Tooele, spent an overnight stay the put weekend with her parents, Richard and Rom Olsen, celebrating Roms birthday Mar. 12. Neola First Word held their annual Relief Society birthday dinner and program Tuesday evening; Mar. 15,intheeulturalhall. Alarge crowd attended, enjoying a ham dinner with trimmings, and dessert. Don Mecham was the MC. The "A Walk program . wu entitled . n . GARDEN TIME NOW AT SALE Fabric-Backe- d Orem where they attended fUneral services for Delmas brother-in-laL H. Young.' Both returned home after the services. Bliss Eldridge drove to Salt Lake Mar. 12, picked up her sister, Marylin Miller, and both went to St George to visit their brother, Bernard Oberhanslay in the hospital where he has been in intensive care. They returned home Sunday. Bose Gardner celebrated her 92nd birthday Saturday Mar. 12, with her six children, Lamar, Roy and Tnd, Iynn and Colene, Neola; Darol and Naomi, Springville; Thelma On, Chino, Calif., and Virginia Labrum, Canoga Park, Calif. They drove to the Cow Palace in Roosevelt for dinner, came back to Roses home for ice cream and cake. All had an enjoyable time. Saturday, Mar. 12, the Duncan family drove to Helper to be at the baptism and confirmation of included by Doug Salt Lake Tuesday Mar. 8, and her father, Ton Davie. Those who and Donnasquare dancing Blaine Joan and Brown, pent the night with a ami Robert travelled to Helper were Elray and Elray and Bonnie Dunand family. Mar. 9 a daughter Bonnie Duncan, Keith and Debbie Horrocke, Ron and Mary Duncan; a barLanina Mobley went to Sandy to and family, Gwen and children, can, Henmeet her,, and they both went to and a daughter Marianne and bershop quartet with Gerald Dennis Ruel Henrie rie, Draney, Steve Searcy, Cedar City. Talene is a granddaughter to Elray and and Glen Pratt; guitar duet, Meld-ri- n and Scott Olsen; jitterbug administer. care ofthe they quality Bonnie. Representing hospital administraNaola First Ward boys went to dance, Chris and Jolene Olsen; tion at the ceremony, Tim Cox told Price to play in the tournament as Charleston, LaJean Rasmussen, the graduates that this training second place Friday and Saturday, Lana Parkinson, Gwen Duncan, Mao increases their value as emMar. 11 and 12. Beys playing were Coralee Henrie, Margaret duet, Dennis and Marylin ployees. Clay Horroclu, Brett Henrie, Kyle Instructor for the course was Henris, Michael Henrie, Tommy Draney; instrumental duet, DenAlice Heater, a certified LPN at the Olsen and Burt Bullock. Chad nis Draney and Steven Duncan; hospital. She aleo lauded the bene- Horroclu is their coach. The boys YM video, Dave and Myrna Lary and Pam Glinee, Gerald fits of the class, Baying "they will lost both games, but they played and Carol Dye, with help from the now have an understanding of why hard and good. Those that went young women. they must cany out certain proceaid they were proud of them. dures. nils gives the aides invaluKevin and Annie Eldridge an- able knowledge. The graduating class members Jan Hanberg; uk Less Burdick,LaRue Jen sen, Loretta Coleman, Joy Claybum, Jennifer Snyder, Sandy Zager, Diane Rkhens, Rita Nash, Pat Hooley, Patty Lamb, Nancy Moon, Carolyn Porter, and Cindy Young. They received a certificate of graduation and will taka their state teat on Monday, March The first image transmitted on experimental television In the 1920's wee 14 Student LPNa gave flowers to a cartoon cat the graduating aides. 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