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Show Iac c lfi - UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. June 14. 19fiQ Co. residents invited to quilting event Duchesne County residents are invited to join with area quilters and members of Utah State Quit- Tabiona High School royalty for the TABIONA ROYALTY-T- hc Junior Prom ofl989includcd; Lex Fabrizio-kinMissy Fabrizio - queen, Mindy Redford - princess and Jerry Searie - prince. g, ters Guild in a Quilt Discovery Day, July 1. This day is a series of statewide quilt days intended to document the history of the art of quilting in Utah. Quilts' made before 1950 should be brought to the Vernal Middle School, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Each quilt will be measured and photographed. The history of each quilt will be recorded along with information about the maker. This will be an opportunity to put family oral history into written record for the Utah State Historical Society. Quilt owners should obtain as much history and information about their quilt as possible. . Specialists in quilt conservation will be available with information on proper storage and display on old quilts. Also assistance will be given in the dating of quilts and there will be no charge and no appraisals. The event is ' sponsored by Utah Quilt quild and the folk art program of the Utah Arts Council, held in conjunction with Outlaw TVail Quilt display. A $100 award will be given to the quilt with the most historical significance. A free quilt demonstration and trunk show will be held June 30 from 9 p.m. by quilters Elline Craig and Jean Huber from Salt Lake City. 7-- WiLltiirfrii FRESHMEN OFFICERS Altamonts freshmen officers for 1989-9- 0 arc; Dcrric Dastrup - president, Linda Lamb - vice president, and Annette Myrin - secretary. STATE OF THE ARTDuchcsnc County EMTs arc cxdtcd about the new ambulance theyll be using. In the front is; (left to right) Joni Ivic, Penny Adams, Charlene Green, Dca Skcwcs and Misti Madsen. In the back is; Cris Bird, Sheri Madsen, Cindy Skcwcs, Sherry Lisonbcc, Lcla Baum and Kenn Bird. Duchesne County receives ambulance state-of-the-a- rt Its been a long wait, but Duch- esne County emergency personnel welcomed their new ambulance, last week. The ambulance was purchased at a price of $58,000 after months of problems with the old vehicle, said Kenn Bird, EMT president. The new one includes many features because of an agreement made by Royce Barton of Rocky Mountain Ambulance and approved by the Duchesne County Commissioners. -This is the newest on the line- state-of-the-a- rt said Bird. -- We got a lot of fancy options without any extra cost because the ambulance will be used for display. The new ambulance is a 1989 Wheeled Coach on Ford Chassis. It is better on gas, has an airback spring and suspension system and a 14 light emergency light system. All equipment is accessible from the outside as well as instead and it has a 7 year warranty. Officers of the Duchesne EMT Association of Duchesne County include; Ken Moon vice presi dent, Merilee Remund - secretary treasurer, Joni Ivie - supply offofficer, and Cris Bird training icer. Members of the EMT Association include; Lela Baum, Joe Summarell, Kevin Green, Charlene Green, Dee lvie, Misti Madsen, Sheri Madsen, Ileniy Remund, Jalynn Jones, Penny Adams, Ken Farnsworth, Linda lvie, Shery Lisonbee, Kaye Robbe, Dea Skewes, Cindy Skewes, and Scott Verde. If you need Quality Haying Equipment STOP BY see us first! ! Kay Smith Smith at national assembly Mrs. Kay Smith, Roosevelt, is attending the 201 general assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA) in Philadelphia, as the Ruling Elder Commissioner of the Presbytery of Utah. Kay is one of three persons representing the Presbytery of Utah. The others are the teaching Elder Commissioner, Rev. Dr. Charles Kriner, paster of the First Presbyterian Church, Ogden, and the youth advisory delegate, Christopher Voight, of the First Presbyterian Church of Brigham City. The name Presbyterian comes from the New Testament Greek word presbyter, which means elder. The Presbyterian Church is governed by elders, there are two types of elders, ruling elders and teaching elders. Ruling elders are elected by the local church and are the governing body of the local unit Ruling elders also serve on g state, regional and national bodies ofthe church, in fact they make up fifty percent of these ' governing bodies. Teaching elders are the other group. They are the pastors. They moderate the session (the local church 'governing body) but have no vote. All teaching elders are members of the gov-ernin- Presbytery (state governing elder, body). For each teaching there must be a ruling elder. One of the exciting things for the delegation from Utah is that the 202 general assembly will meet in June, 1990, in Salt Lake City. Because of this, the Presbytery of Utah has sent observers to the general assembly to learn how to house, feed and administer a conference of 8,000 to 10,000 persons. Kay Smith has been an elder of the Myton Community Presbyterian Church for six years, and a delegate to the Presbytery of Utah for five years. She helped in bringing the annual fall meeting of Shared Ministry to Bottle Hollow in the fall of 1982. Kay was instrumental in bringing to Myton the e first pastor sines 1931. Kay is the wife of Jim Smith and they have four sons and one daughter. She is a teacher at the Uintah Basin Area Vocational Center. full-tim- ' GC9 Let us show you what made JOHN DEERE The Uintah Basin's Haying Equipment Leader New for 1989 New Round Balers New 8 Series Square Balers This year don't let equipment problems ruin your haying profits Home of service after the sale. West Hwy. 40, Roosevlet 722-367- 9. |
