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Show I UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. November 2. 1993 - Page 5 Seniors enjoy bingo with brand new board m MYTON COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Fourth and F Street Myton, Utah 84062 The Myton Community Preeby- -' terian Church ia a member of Shand Ministry in Utah. Our paa-tia The Rev. Dr. Glenn W. Thomaon. He may be reached at Our adiedule includes: Sundays: Sunday School classes meet at 9:45 a.m.; Worship begins at 11:00 a.m.; Fellowship Hour at or The Duchesne County Senior Citizens Center has recently Bingo Board and with signal box. complete lights According to Arda Ames, Duchesne County Aging Director, people ranging from their 20s to their 90s are enjoying more than ever, playing Bingo for canned and fresh food. We would like to thank everyone who has contributed to this new entertainment, from the start to the finish, said Arda. Those of you that have never been out to our Duchesne County Senior Citizens Center in Roosevelt are invited to come and see our new lighted Bingo Board." Bingo games are conductedMon-day- s p.m. until 4:00 p.m. The Center islocated nearthe Roosevelt Airport north of Highway 40. 1.-0-0 722-919-6. 12:00 noon. The Study Center is open weekdays after school. Please call Director Jovita Thomaon at if you have any questions concerning child participation or if you would like to serve as a volunteer tutor. Please call to check the schedule for the week as well. The next regularly scheduled meeting will be Tuesday, November 9, 7:30 p.m., at the church. Remember the Annual Bazaar on Saturday, November 6, at the American Lejpon Hall in Roosevelt Please plan to join us in worship next Sunday. 722-91- . 96 With the Great American Smokeout in November, it is time to think about stopping smoking again. Most smokers want to quit smoking and have tried to stop at least once. Being successful is the hard part. The most important thing is having a real desire to quit Without that, no amount of help from doctors or classes will keep you from smoking. Even whm you decide to stop smoking it may take several attempts, perhaps trying different methods, before you succeed. Besides your own desire to stop, the most affective single thing is the encouragement of your physician. Talk to him. He can suggpst helpful hints and perhaps prescribe medicines. Classes or support groups cm d encourhelp give you agement and incentive. Their edu- much-neede- cational tips can be very helpful. Regardless which method you may choose, classes are worthwhile. Behavioral methods involve choosing other activities over smoking. A person ia taught new habits to replace the old. Biofeedback and relaxation techniques can help people who respond to stress by reaching for a cigarette. Some methods involve aversion to the side effects of nicotine. By smoking excessively for a short period, a person develops symptoms of nicotine toxicity which cause a person to associate smoking with an unpleasant experience. Recently, nicotine patches have become available which appear to help certain persons break the habit. There are also clonidine patches which reduce the side effects of nicotine withdrawal which can help once a person has pletelyquit ROOSEVELT BAPTIST CHURCH Shane Lowe son of Dallas and Suana Lowe has been listed and biography published in Whos Who Among American High School Students. Only 5 of the students from our nations 22,000 high schools are honored. Shane currently has one of die leads in Union High School Musical "Guys and Dolls." He is very active in school and music. 402 Hillcrest Drive North Highway 121 You are invited to worship our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, with us. The Pastor Tony Harrell can be i 4 reached at or Sunday morning begins with 'Sunday School for children and adults at 9:45 aon. Sunday morning worship is at 11:00 a.m. Sunday evening praise and worship is at 7:00 p.m. On Monday evening, La-dies BibleStudybegins at 7:00 p.m. ; At 7:00 p.m. Wednesday evening; adult Bible study and prayer meeting begins. Our youth activities includeSun-- . . day evening Youth Group at 6:00 p.m.; Tuesday eveningYoung Mens group, 7:00 p.m.; and Wednesday evening Acteen Girls meet at 6:00 p.m. Youth ages ten and up are invited to attend these activities. 722-990- 722-354- 0. Citizens at the Duchesne County Senior Center in Roosevelt enjoy BINGO FOR FOOD-Sen-ior their newly installed Bingo Board. Participants play for food and enjoy everyones company. Duty To God to stay trOl : ST HELEN CATHOLIC CHURCH Mass Schedule: Saturday at St Helm at 5:00 p.m. and Holy Spirit in Duchesne at 7:00 p.m. Sundays at St Helm at 9:00 a.m. and 11:30 8L Helms Council of Catholic Women usually meets the second Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the Rectory basement. All ladies of the parish are welcome and encouraged to attend. Call 6 or Augustine McCook at for Melinda Ebright at more information. Bingo is usually held the first Saturday of every month at the Bottle Hollow Convention Center. The games begin at 7:00 pjn. and tickets may be purchased at the door. The next games will be November 6, with the progressive j ack-pup to $650.00. Anyone interested in learning more about the Catholic Faith please contact Rev. James Blaine 646-312- 722-57- 28 ot at 722-297- 5. The 4th Annual Christmas Bazaar will be held in conjunction with several other community - Christian Churches on Saturday, November 6th from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Roosevelt American Legion Hall. All ladies of the parrish are encouraged to contribute three craft and three bake-sal- e items. Once again a collection will be taken for the homeless and needy to be distributed by St Vincents in Salt Lake City. Needed items are warm blankets and sleeping bags, mm and infant clothing especially mA. Please give your donated items to Fir. Blaine. Veterans Dinner A Veterans Steak Dinner featuring the 1993 Boys Staters from the Roosevelt and Myton, and their sponsors is scheduled for Thursday, November 11 at the Frontier Grill, 7:00 pjn., in Roosevelt All Post 64 and Myton veterans , and their guests are invited to attend ths dinner where participating Boys Staters will report their experiences of Boys State activities. Those planning to attend the dinner are asked to RSVP James 4 or Lynn Labrum, Milligan, before Monday, November 8. "TheBoy Scouts ofAmerica will as part of the pledge required of all NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF MOON LAKE ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION, INC. today in light of the news the Girl Scouts are changing their own posi- BasiMi f Moors The recent announcement by the Girl Scouts redefining their meaning of the word God" does not in any way prompt the Boy Scouts ofAmerica to change its own pledge of Duty to God, Powell said. A boy in Scouting is free to believe in God however he chooses through his own faith, however the BSA continues to maintain that the complete development of a boy spirit tually, ethically and physically should include Thity to God." "The real business of Scouting; Powell said, is not outdoor recreation. Rather, it is the moral, spiritual and physical development of boys through the program of Scout- Since much of our work is outside...and because November, December, January and February are colder months with more hours of darkness...Moon Lake Electric will return to five days per week beginning November 8th. continue to emphasize "Duty to God boys and adults registered in the organization," Thomas C. Powell, local Scout Executive, reaffirmed tion. . ing." Powell said, In 1991, the Na- tional Executive Board of the BSA issued a statement reaffirming its position on the Duty to God issue - That statement reads, Others are free to believe as they choose, however the BSAbelieves the principles set forth in the Scout Oath and Law are central to its goal of teaching the values of courage, integrity and consideration self-relianc- e, for other. The children and family of Stell Shaw are pleased to announce an open house for her on November 6 in honor of her 80th birthday. We would like all her friends to help us with this honor. It will be held at the Moon Lake Electric building between 7:00 & 10:00 pjn. No gifts please. 8-h- our Moon Lake's Office Hours Will Be: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday Through Friday IM I CANCER SOCIETY1 CdHsWrwl-MO-ACS-2- 34 3rd Annual Christina Basaar" Saturday, November 6 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. American Legion Hall 4 w Sponsored By The Women's Church Groups Of Faith Lutheran, SL Helen's, Myton Presbyterian And Jh . Roosevelt Christian Assembly tyou'oe floiv Gome Laura May Timothy holds a plaque given to her for her contributions to die Senior Citizens Program and Community the evening of October 28 when she was honored at the Duchesne Senior Citizens Center, Duchesne, as she announced her retirement. Many friends and family attended. lheReit Ute Beit! This Thursday, Friday & Saturday November 4, 5 & 6 At The Union High School Auditorium 8:00 p.m. Sponsored By Basin West 2000 Arts Council Salon & Boutique 722-203- 722-55- 21 . DEADLINES FOR THE UINTAH BASIN STANDARD t News, weddings, missionaries, letter to tbs editor, photos, etc.: ..Thursday, 5 pje. Legal notices: ..Thursday, 5pm Classified ads: ..Thursday, 5 pm Display ads: ..Thursday, 5 pm received after tbs deadline It will be published la the next Issue. Introducing Ramona Moreno Tickets Are Available At The Door 'Out Of Phoenix, Az. With The Newest Haircut Techniques!! Specializing In: Specialty Perm Wraps, Color, Frosts & Weaves Nalls Done By Laura Van We Use Only The Best Products. Come And See What We Can Do For You. Open 6 Days A Week Mon. -- Frl 10-- 6. Sat. 10-- 3 Old J.C. Penney Building 722-03-71 Adults$5.00 Students & Senior Citizens $3.00 Or Family Of 6 $20.00 |
