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Show Page 20 - UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. August 10. 1993 Riverside, California. They all went to the high Uintah lakes for a pack and fishing trip. Also joining the fishing trip was Bob and Steven Burton and a friend, of Ogden. Bobs wife, Moana, also came along and spent time visiting with Ro- 'f '"il, berta and parents, Elbert and Deena Smith and friend around the country. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Daniels are Hattie Jensen and Roberta having a weeks visit with their son, Crosier spent the afternoon SunArron, and Cindy and four children, day, August 1, in Duchesne visiting Racheal Henderson. They reported Maesa, Arizona. On 8unday afternoon, August 1, they visited with a she is doing well after the death of Pruity Daniels, and the her husband, Chet, in December. traveled Linda Burney and two boys, to Whiterocks family Canyon for an outing and picnic. Layton, spent four days with her and Jeanie Twenty-fiv- e people attended the parents, Wayne while her husband, David, on Fttr the IDS Young Mens and was in Washington, D.C., , Young Womens combined activity business. Two great granddaughters, in July the Teachers Quorum went Marva Duncan, Salt Lake, and to the Castle Dale Pageant Friday, Cook, Altamont, spent two July 30. Several families took car Tara with Grandma Katie Duncan loads ofthe youth, along with some days did house and cleaning and other of the leaden. Cary and Cindy Horrocks and chares. two children, South Jordan, spent a long weekend with his parents, Blaine and Joan Horrocks. Steve and Sanity Schourx and five children traveled to Fairview Thursday, July 29, and spent the long weekend attending a family reunion and the 50th wedding anniversary for Sanitys parents, Veari and Marietta Coates, held in the City Park. Steves family Lanny and Kathy Ross, along returned home Sunday, August 1. with Folly and Dan Karen, traveled Kent and Cathleen Olsen took to Burley, Idaho, Saturday, August their daughter, Maurleen, and son, 7, to attend the funeral of Kathy Lance, and traveled to Bountiful and Follys father, Elwin Cargill. Thursday, July 29, where they met Their mother, Beaula Cargill, plans their daughter, Kimberly Adams to return to Roosevelt with her and small daughter, Christine. daughters where she will reside in They all went to Lagoon far the a recently purchased home. rest of the day. The Williams .Henry ' Crosier reunion was held July 1 at the home of Denton Crosier in Evanston, Wyoming. Those attending from Neola were Charles Crosier, Wethe family ofWiltyZubiate John and Norma Larsen, Terrell would like to thank everyone for and Diane Neilson, Mike and love their and support ClBarbara Crosier and family, aude and Linda and JJL Crosier, Kelly and Bonnie Crosier and Sincerely, family and Dale and Dean Crosier. Sam ft Mary Zubiate Franda and Roberta Crosier, Fernando ft Riverside, California, were in Neola Tiffiani after attending the reunion in Ortega Michael ft Rita Hullinger Wyoming. They were met in Neola by sons, Dennis Crosier, Lethov, Orlando ft Idaho; Ted and Kent Crosier and Zubiate Shauna Duane Lisenbe, a .1 Zola Spencer - 353-452- .pt 8 sister-in-la- r GRAND MARSHALL-RalStreet in RooscvdL ph Bae-tia- ' ; ,, r vv-''v- i , - l!lT; 3"? j V .; - 't - get-togeth- Shield greets the UBIC fans during the annual parade along Main Lots to be sold soon STYLE-Den- nis Manning parade route in a horse drawn carriage. N The Division of State Lands and Forestry will sell recreational lands near Fish Lake and Moab at public auction in August Nineteen lots ranging in size from 18 to 80 acres in the Fishlake National Forest area in Piute and Wayne counties will go on sale August 18. The auction will begin a.m. in the Sevier County at Courthouse auditorium in Richfield. "This is a rare opportunity to purchase recreational land in this area," says Dick Mercer, marketing specialist with the division. "The lots are about four miles southwest travels down the of Fish Lake. They are covered with sage and other brush and clumps of aspen trees." Four parcels south of Castle Valley, off the La Sal Mountain Loop Road and adjacent to the Manti-L- a Sal National Forest in Grand County, will be offered for sale August 25 at 10:00 a.m. in the Moab Elks Lodge. "These parcels command a beautiful panoramic view of Castle now be eligible fir 60 percent of Valley," says Mercer. All lots will be sold individually, their regular claims for up to a maximum of ten weeks. in random order, to the highest Individuals currently filing for qualified Udder who equals or EUC will not be affected by this exceeds the starting auction price. Successful bidders may pay the flail change-- if they were entitled to maximum number of weeks amount or finance it with ten they will continue at that level. percent down and up to 20 annual The program change has no installments at eight percent effect of the regular state uneminterest Mercer calls the sales a "win-wiployment insurance program. Claimants on this program receive situation. "Because these of 26 to lands of weeks are maximum trust lands, we're able to a up generate money for the schools and unemployment benefits. make land available to interested buyers at the same time." For information packages including pictures, starting auction prices, disclosure statements, covenants and restrictions and other information, contact the Division ofState Lands and Forestry, 3 Triad Center, Suite 400, Salt Lake City, Utah 84180-120(801) low-grow- th 40-acr- e Emergency Unemployment Compensation changed The Department of Labor hae announced a change in the federal Emergency Unemployment Compensation (EUC) Program, according to Tom Nordstrom, manager of the Roosevelt Job Service office. The national average seasonally adjusted total unemployment rate has dropped below seven percent. With this drop in the unemployment rate, the Emergency Unemployment Compensation (EUC) entitlement has changed. Claimants filing EUC claims effective July 11, 1993, or later will two-mon- th -- Martha Miller M. Miller Martha Jane Miller, Roosevelt, . 10.-0- 0 OLD-FASHIO- n, Sr, in 1944. 30-3- Card Of Thanks , son-in-la- She spent most iff her life in California and loved the desert climate. She was active in civic groups in the Los Angeles area in the 1950s and was responsible for several parks being established in LA. County. She became an active supporter of "Estra Lidas," an Alcoholics anonymous support groups, in Pasadena. During her later years, die was employed by California Federal Savings and Loan as a wire transfer operator. She retired to Palm Desert, California, in 1978. Martha was a "classy laity" and had a special way about her. She will always be remembered by her children and grandchildren as being generous and kind. Graveside services are being conducted by Hullinger-Olpi- n Mortuary and the family in Roosevelt at 11:00 a.m. August 10. n" ET DUEAiY FM TIME DflQMTl 4, 538-550- All Terrain Truck Radials $5995 IIINaMMVNIMMHi Uintah Basin Standard j 4-TI- RE Legal notices: 5.00 MMTkwMWSWh0lMr0hn.telMMI-- OLD TIRE Friday, 12 Noon Classified ads: Friday, 12 noon Items received after the deadline will be published in the next issue. Quint Grants waits for the FOCUSED ATTENTION-Duches- nes baseball to arrive from the pitcher and hopes for a hit ! 4 All Terrain TVuck Radials tie purchase el Big 0 Brand Tint FLAT TIRE REPAIR 5.00 Raised white letters 23575R15 H1taiMWHaa0Sw0feABteMS4l 4 White Spoke Wheels GtbGodst 1 Toward NOT A BIG O BRAND flXjIlPAGKAGE'SREGIA TRADE-I- N 5.00 ;111TrmT $9995 Friday, 12 Noon Display ads: ROTATION & 'AIR PRESSURE CHECK ?6995 $8995 News, weddings, missionaries, letters to the editor, Photos, etc.: Thursday, 5 p.m. All For Only,, 4-TI- RE SPIN BALANCE ALL-SEASO- Prices received by Utah farmers and ranchers in y wars down from the previous month far wool, barley, alfalfa hay and other hay, according to the Utah Agricultural Statistics Service. . Lambs, at 650.00 per cwt, were unchanged from last month but down $3.30 from the July 1992 level. The sheep price was $21.00 per cwt, unchanged from June but down $2.60 from last year's price. The wool price was 45 cents per pound, down five cants from but month and down 33 cents, from July 1992. The all mfik price was $12.30 per cwt, unchanged from the previous month but down 20 cents from July 1992. Barley, at $2.24 per bushel, was down six cents from the previous month but up one cent from July 1992. Baled alfalfa hay was $68.00 per ton, down $4.00 from the previous month but up $4.00 from July 1992. Other hay, at $46.00 per ton, was down $4.00 from last month but up $4.00 from last year. P155BQR13 P1658QR13 P1758QR13 P1858QR13 P19575R14 P19575R14 P21575R14 P20575R15 P21575R15 P22575R15 P23575R15 mid-Jul- MODE 1030 . Y RIDING MOWER 115 IP Briggs I Stnttea lCEapas CsMtsnUjf VWnUc Speed Hsoari P.TJL YStzxbri MiA 30 Sqk Biaifc, M TDpHICMIUnX YTqtt 15 Taring Rafis Y ppWftfi ifciiiiin Qr fisjrn $43.00mo. OAC With 10 Down Eddies Lawnmower Shop fV DOMESTIC N $29.95 64143 $34.30 $35.85 $3728 $38.18 $39.60 $41.15 $43.93 $45.89 $4824 $50.30 NOT A BIG O BRAND 7A((rAr ROOSEVELT STORE Hancock Cove Road, Roosevelt, Utah 722-904- 8 ) East U.S. Hwy 40, Roosevelt Ut. - 722-556- 1 . passed away August 4 due to' congestive heart failure. "Grandma Miller' spent her last five years in t Utah living near two children, Marcia Jean Goodman, Vernal, and her son, George T.W. Miller, Jr., Roosevelt Martha was bam March 18, 1919 in Salt Lake to Helen Nord-- ; quiet Legg and Herbert Curtis. Legg. She married George Miller, 1 |