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Show U11MHI-- 1 Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hamilton, of Provo, Utah, was held at the first Ward Cultural Hall on May 18. The couple were married in the Bountiful Temple on May 10. guests included Mr. and Mrs. Dana Griffin, Chad Duncan; Jen Forrest; Mr. and Mrs. Randy Drummond, Mr. and Mrs. John Townsend; Trinctte Wesscly; and Emily Riddle, all from Provo, Utah; Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Egli and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Egli from Garland; Elsie Jarvis and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lamb from Orem; those from Pleasant Grove were Mr. and Mrs. Tim Ekins. An Aunt Mrs. Pat Kecch and sons William and Richard and daughter Kaly and grandson Kevin, all from Phoenix, Arizona, also attended the Out-of-to- Loma McKee Paul and 247-235- 0 Shod Kitchen and family were visitors in Tridcll Sunday. They brought their son, Elder Joseph Kitchen from American Fork so he could speak in Sacrament Meeting. Elder Kitchen entered the MTC Wednesday prior to leaving for his mission to Uruguay. Thelma McKee flew to Norfolk, Virginia Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McKee to visit her and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Roberts. They attended the graduation of Glen from East Virginia Medical School where he graduated with top honors. They returned home Sunday night He will to into Family Practice. Margaret Elison went to Idaho Falls this past week to visit with her son Joseph Elison and family and to attend the Idaho Falls wedding of her grandson Michael. Visiting Monday and Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rac Goodrich were their son Kerry Goodrich, West Jordan and friend, Mark Peterson. They were here to present on agriculture seminar in Vernal and Roosevelt Janet Mcrklcy went to Provo Tuesday to bring Esther Mcrkley home. Mrs. Mcrkley has been spending the past few weeks in Mantua, Utah with her daughter Dcon Richards. Mrs. Mcrklcy just her last medical completed treatment in Provo Tuesday. A number of parents with their Seniors attended the award assembly May 14, at the Uintah High School. Receiving awards and scholarships from Tridcll were: Joshua Mcrkley who received a $935.00 scholarship - Ricks UREA College; $500.00 scholarship and a $250.00 Uintah grand-daught- soil er Conservation District Clint McKee -scholarship. $1,000.00 - Woodey B. Searle scholarship, and a $250.00 Uintah Soil Conservation District Deana Young scholarship. $1000,00 Uintah Basin Telephone scholarship and a presidential award for education excellence. Dallon McKee - Received an award for the most outstanding wrestler for the school and the presidential award for education excellence. Stacie McKee - Received a scholarship from the Uintah Soil Conservation District Also students who were not Seniors, receiving awards wgre Wendy .Page ,Kyaa, Goodrich iwd Angela Mcrkley. -- , Teresa Harm ton - 722-251- 8 On May 3rd, Stella Haimston and Edith Gentry traveled to Price, Utah, for the Grand Visitation of 13. Both the Naomi Chapter ladies are from the Duvcromy Chapter of the Eastern Star. On May 4, the ladies went to Montrose, Colorado to attend the Silver Shar Chapter 40 for the CokxadcUlah exchange for the official visit of the WGM and WGP. They stayed in Colorado for one day before returning to Roosevelt. Thora Yack was treated to lunch May 10, to celebrate her May birthday. Several ladies joined in to wish her the very best of everything. Visiting Roosevelt during the week of May 13, were Lester and ' Mary Cottrell, former basinites, but now residing in Canyon City, Colorado. The Cottrells were in the area since their son Ron Atwood, from Indian Bench, had surgery in Salt Lake City. While in the basin, the Cottrells also visited with their daughter Patsy Pa try and also friend Stella Harmston. The Saturday Birthday Club held their April party at the Virginia Houston home in Bennett, Utah. Since there were no birthdays in April, they had a No dinner. Guest for the day was Gail Allred. The May Party was held on May 18Ui at the Frontier Grill. Guests for the party were Jean Ponton; Peggy Mitchell ami Glenda Killian. After die luncheon, bridge was played with 1 prizes going to Fern Jensen, Teresa 'I Harmston mid LaRue Lamb. Richard Harmston was recently in the Roosevelt area where he taught ' classes at the USU Extension. 1 While here, he visited with Stella Harmston mid the Jack Harmstons, before leaving for his home in Salt Lake City. 2 Sad news was received by the Lawrence Yacks last Wednesday. 3 Bill Edge Jcnnis brother-in-la? died of a heart attack while getting ready to go fishing. Mr. Edge was married to the former Verda Mae VJ Chivers, formerly from Vernal, . i Utah. Rex and LaRue Lamb spent two days in Salt Lake City where Rex kept appointments with is doctor. ; The wedding reception for Jeanne ; (Jorgensen), daughter of Mr. and v Mrs. John Joreensen, and CJ. . i i is the granddaughter of Edith Gentry of I ok a, Utah. Music was supplied by Kevin Saflcy and Ms. J. Goodrich during the reception. Visitors at the Seniors dance on Tuesday were Lorcll E. and Pauline Torrctla Roberts from Moreno Valley, Calif. In Utah to celebrate their 50th anniversary at a family dinner party in Bountiful were also Merle Roberts Edwards and Charles, Arva Rose Robots, Orman and Bob, all former Basin residents. While here they visited the family graves at the cemetery. Orinda Gee 38-2634 Pam Peterson drove into the Salt Lake Airport on Friday May 17, to pick up ho daughto Anna Brown and her two babies. They will be spending some time hoe. They flew down from Pullman Washington. Marvel la Wilkcrson had ho grandson Buckley Barton of Vernal come and spend Saturday night with ho. They went to church on Sunday, then went on over to Vernal to have Mothers day din no at the home of ho daughto Patty and John Barton. Leon and Peppy Claybum of Bridgcland had ho folks Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hclqucsi of Whiterocks down to spend Mother's Day with them. Reed and Joy Claybum and Joe and Lil Claybum of Bridgdand all attended the funeral for a cousin Donna Hancock Graff in Orem this last week. Mike and Jean BIcazard of Bridgeland had Jean's parents The R dy Killpack's up from Perrin for Motho's Day. Their daughto Carrie and ho girl friend of Cedar City was also home over the weekend. Cecil and Carol Hanberg of Bridgeland had their daughto Karren and Jason Larson of Orem, home for mothos Day. George and Vol Nelson was up to Ogden for a couple of days this last week, keeping Dr. Apts. Jennie Mcrklcy had ho son, Marvin Jones out from Salt Lake to spend the night with ho. He helped her with some wato works. Ada Thomas was a dinner guest at the home of ho daughter Wilda & John Stevensen, in Altamont for Mothos Day. Sam and Mona Dean McGinnis of Duchesne, was in Salt Lake over this last weekend to help ho father celebrate his birthday. He is Roy Rindflusch. George and Esther McFarlane had .ho son Ken Bailey, also ho daughto Phyllis and Mcrt Singelton of Bluffdalc for motho's day. Elmo and Maxine Thomas had ho daughter Goldie Haws of Loma Co. over to spend mothers day with them. The two girls spent a day in Salt Lake. Ron Tollefson of Vernal took his folks Bill and Veva Tollefson into on Tuesday 14. Bill will Salt be spending a few days in the VA Hospital. He will have eye surgery while he is there. Jennie Mcrklcy was in Salt Lake In the Magna Spencer 1st Ward Sunday, May 19, the missionary testimonial meeting was held for Janclle Spencer the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rawlin Spencer. Glen Spencer of Vernal and his mother Zola Spencer attended the meeting along with Spencer relatives of Magna, Kearns, Provo, Salt Lake, and Redding Calif. Janelle will enter the MTC May 28, and will be serving her mission in Arizona as a temple guide. After the meeting 80 people were served a luncheon at the Spracer home. A birthday party was held for Deloy Duncan, Myron Duncan, and Hank Swain, at die Duncan Park. Their birthdays were 13, 14 and 15th of May. They had a dinner and a program was presented, with Lois Swain in charge. A piano selection by Carolyn Haslcm, Duncan sang two Whitney numbers. Nathan Duncan sang two numbers. They crowned the ones that had a birthday, Dcloy's wife gave a sketch of his life, Myrons 2 boys each told some interesting things about their dad. Myrons wife Marylin, gave a sketch of Myrons life, and Lois Swain gave a sketch of Hanks life. Out of town guests were Dan and Lany Swain, Clay Swain and his wife and baby. Sunday, May 19, in Orem a missionary testimonial meeting was held for Ronalynn Petersen, the daughter of Wade and Karen Petersen, Arven and Delphia Moon and his brother Alton Moon and wife travelled to Orem Sunday for the meeting, Ronalynn will rater the MTC in two weeks. She will fill her mission in Madrid Spain, after the meeting a luncheon was served at the Peterson home to 70 friends mid relatives. Wednesday. May 15 William Craser age 80 of Brigham City, The best deal on New GMC Trucks, and Quality Used Cars, Vans and Trucks is not in ROOSEVELT Come to Salt Lake City and see the largest selection of pickups, vans, sport utility vehicles and used cars in the intermountain west. Over 500 to choose from. Take a test drive and receive a free tank of gas. Buy a new GMC or Quality Used Vehicle from Salt Lake Valley GMC and we will pay you $100.00. That's right we will pay you $100.00 to prove we have the best deal. end you lave a loti Drive a little w will SALT LAKE VALLEY GMC 725 West 3300 South Salt Lake City, Utah Male your best deal and then present this id lor your $100 rebate. cssh refund or uASIN MAMJrtM). iviav .o. iyyu- - m.w Center, 502 North 600 East. Friends may call at the Hullinger-Olpi- n Mortuary Wednesday from 9 pm and Thursday at the church from 9:30-- 1 0.45 am. Burial in the LaPoint Cemetery. 7-- w w Dranie Gale Wilkins D. Wilkins Dranie Gale Wilkins, age 27, of Gusher, was called home to his Heavenly Father May 27, 1996, following a lengthy baule with asthma. Dranie was bom July 1, 1968 in Roosevelt, the son of Gale Wilkins and Bette Springer. He married Michelle Huber July 3, 1993 in LaPoint. Dranie was a member of the Church erf Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. He served a mission in the Cantonese Community of San Jose, California, fulfilling his calling until poor health prevented the completion, he was devoted to his Heavenly Father and his church. love of life and Dennics undaunted spirit was an example and inspiration to all. He dearly loved his family and took great pride and pleasure in his three little children. His sense of humor never loved the Dcnnie wavered. Ron and Dixie Lefler spent the outdoors, music, all animals, weekend in Salt Lake visiting Alta reading, arts and crafts. He was Clark and family and Mr. ana Mre. especially fond of doing leather Jarrod Lefler and Jarre tt. They work and making dream catchers. returned home Sunday. He was a loving husband, father, Marco and Tiffany Defa and son and brother. He was kind and Jaycee of Salt Lake spent a few considerate and always willing to days visiting Mr. ana Mrs. Jim lend a helping hand. Defa, and Ann and Kerra Thomas. Although his earthly life was Mr. and Mrs. Bud Young went to his love and memory will brief, Wyoming Sunday and attended live forever in the hearts of those Bret Humes graduation. Mr. and Mrs. Tal Fabrizio left he held dear. Dranie is survived by his wife of Sunday for Dallas Texas for a' week of training. They will return Gusher, children, Regan Taylor, Jantzra Blaine, and Krayra home this Sunday. Funeral services were held Russell, parents. Gale G. Wilkins, Tuesday for Jerry Merkley of Roosevelt; Belie and Shorty Duchesne. Those from the Tabiona Springer, Randlctl; parents-in-laarea who attended were: Jim and Martin and Sue Huber, LaPoint; Marriane Defa, Mr. and Mrs. Del mar and Edith Marco Defa, Jody Defa, Mr. and grandparents, brothers and Roosevelt; Gardner, Mrs. Darrel d Casper, Mr. and Mrs. Russell and Lisa Pickup, sisters, Lewis Hackford, Mr. and Mrs. Connie and Mike Lloyd Roberts, Holly Baum, Terri Roosevelt; Jaci and Adam Vernal; Freestone, Sheila Mr. Mrs. and Defa, Curry, Ashdown, Salt Lake City; Mindy Bob Park. Julie Giles spent a few days in Springer, Randlctl; Casey Wilkins,' Salt Lake in the University of Eric and Mcchclle Miller, Jenny Utah, where she underwent Miller, Christi and Randy Griffis, She returned home all of Vernal; Scott Springer and surgery. Sunday. Sharilyn Davis, both of Las Vegas, Winnonia Lefler spent a couple Nevada; and a brother-in-laof days in The Holy Cross Hospital Blaine Huber, LaPoint; many some tests. She undergoing aunts, uncles and nieces, nephews, returned home Tuesday. cousins. Angela Lefler, Angie Fabrixio, He was preceded in death by Ralina Roberts, Kara Thomas went to Heber Sunday and attended the grandparents, Edna Polly and mission farewell for David Hilton. Lewis Littleton; grandfathers, He will serve a Washington D.C. Harlin Wilkins, Duane Oberhansly, Mission. nephew, James Griffis, and Neil Bedford spent a few days in cousins, Lana Davis and Marcie the Uintah Basin Medical Center. Diane Oberhansly. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Jones and He was greatly loved and will be Jasmine moved from Salt Lake to greatly mimed. Tabiona, this week. Funeral services will be held The Hanna Country Store Thursday, May 30, 1996; 11:00 am opened last week. at the Roosevelt LDS East Stake Maxine Jensen Taylor Thomas M. Thomas Maxine Jensen Taylor Thomas, age 71, of Duchesne, died May 24, 1996 at the Salt Lake City Hospital from complications of heart surgery. She was bom April 13, 1925 in Gunnison to Parley Kimball and Emily Tanner Jensen. She married James LaDcll Taylor May 14, 1944 in Draper, later solemnized in the Provo LDS Temple. He died December 4, 1986. Married Elmer t Thomas, January 24, 1993. ' Maxine enjoyed writing poetry, she had won awards and her poems have been published. She was active in genealogy research and organizing the family history and She also enjoyed pictures. beautiful gardening, growing flowers, crocheting and singing in the want choir. She and Elmer were camp ground hosts at the Swift Creek Camp ground the summer of 1994. She is survived by her husband, of Duchesne; Elmer, Sons, daughters and spouses, Myron and Karol Taylor, Duchesne; Annie "Muffy" and Bill Smith, Greenville, South Carolina; Howaid Taylor, Loma, Colorado; Ron and Suzanne, Taylor, Duchesne; Goldie and Robert Haws, Loma; Randy and Sadie Taylor, Duchesne; Connie and Jerry Gaylcr, Gusher, Stepchildren, Gary and Gloria Thomas, Ticaboo, UT; Larry and Bonnie Thomas, Sand PoinC UT; Patricia and Dale Tewalt, California; Dennis and Sherrie Thomas, Fruitland; 29 grandchildren,3 14 great grandchildren, great great 17 step grandchildren, step great grandchildren and a few step great great grandchildren. Two sisters, Volyn "Vi" Pittman, Hanna; and Emily Wilcox, Albuquerque. grandchildren, 24 Funeral services held Wednesday, May 29th, 11:00 a.m. at the Duchesne LDS 1st and 3rd Ward Chapel. Friends may call at the Hullingcr-Olpi- n Mortuary Tuesday from 9 p.m. and at the 5 church Wednesday from a.m. Burial in the Strawberry Cemetery. 7-- 9:30-10:4- Shopthe:; Classifieds Jlij V MURRAY MOTOR GMC -- PONTIAC "HOME OF FINE USED CARS" "Serving the Uintah Basin since 1936" Think about this: Host-Potlu- No-Ho- st Jeanne reception. for Mothers Day. She visited with her daughter Fay Woolsey. She spent the night with her son Marvin Jones. She visited with her other daughter Jana & Brent Swesat & Family in Heber on her way back home. Doyle and Carina Jean Lisonbee took her mother Loa Hanson of Altamont out to American Fork to her son Larry A Karen Hansons 30th wedding anniversary. Thelda Halstead went to Salt Lake on thursday of this last week with her daughter Eima Jean Moon of Pleasant Valley. They both kept Dr. apts. Roger Cowan of Grantsville was home to visit with his mother Sarah Casper for Mothers Day. The May Daughter's of Pioneers held their last DUP meeting, till September. It was a Pot Luck; a large crowd was present The lesson was given by Thelda Halstead; "Locality Histories" (9) present. The Harold Gees were over to the Stewart Care Crater on ' Tuesday, they learned that Gean Bell had passed away on Monday Eve. He was Mary Bells husband. Jerry Merkley passed away on Thursday. He was 98 4mos. His funeral will be held on Tuesday May 21. at the Duchesne Stake Center at 11 a.m. with a viewing from 10 till 11 a.m. Burial in the Duchesne City Cemetary. Buddy mid paulinc Bird drove over to Vernal Care Center to the Uintah Care Crater and brought Paulines mother Thendla Morning back over to the Stewart Care Crater in Roosevelt She will bef much more contended there. She will be where her friends can go to visit with her. passed away at 3:30 a.m. at his home from heart problems. He was married to Venice Mechams oldest sister Iona, she lost her First husband Harvey Mace, then a few years later she married William Bill Crascr, they had been married for 15 years. Don and Venice Mecham left Sunday morning and went to . Smithficld to spend the night with their daughter Meda and John Paul Murphy, then Monday they all attended the services in Brigham City for Venice brother-in-laWilliam Crascr. Don and Venice relumed home afterwards. Roue) and Bcv Hcnrie with children Ty, Danielle and Irene Henric travelled to Ogden Thursday, May 16, to see their son Bret on his birthday, later that evening they went through a temple session with their new daughter-in-laMindy Hirschi and family in the Ogden Temple. On Friday May 17, they went to the Salt Lake Temple to their son Shanes wedding. In attendance at the ceremony besides the bride and groom and families were Chris and Brenda Hansen, Warren and Mary Hcnrie and Jay and Shcrene Whiting. A luncheon was held in honor of the bride and groom in Parry Utah, hosted by the parents of the groom. Friends and relatives were in attendance. That night a reception was held in Brigham City. Irene Henrie sprat time with her aunt Liza Gumbrccht in Layton on Saturday, Roud and sons played golf and the girls played. On Sunday all attended Brets Ward, afterwards lunch at Mykcls and visiting. They headed home afterwards. We will beat any Salt Lake Valley price on New orUtedCus and Trucks or buy you the sink served at the Frontier Grill. Castlegate Doors Invites You To.... Help Us Celebrate fat Not only that, but your do! Ian spent at home does more. We donate to many projects each year that make the Uintah Basin a belter place to live. Your sales lax spent here goes back into the Cities to build better roads, water systems and other emanates that make life in the Uintah Basin better. Pre-Hu- Now let me ask. How much money did Salt Lake Valley spend in your Community Last Year? Now where do you think the best buys are? Murray Motor.and Investment Corp. 157 S. MiL'n, Roosevelt (801)722-510- 7 Castlegate Doors ng As Low As Murray Motor along with other local dealers, donates to such things as: Softball, baseball, basketball, football, volleyball, leagues ect. All high school programs in the county. 4-- County Fair, UBIC, Longhorn Days, Myton Days, etc. Neola Rodeo, Ute Tribal activities. Hone races. Antique car shows. Beauty Pageants. Exchange students. Special Student Sponsorship and Scholarships. The list goes on but I thinkyou get the point. All of this is done with money spent with us by you, our loyal customers. " 1 00s Of Designs PREMBGR- ENTRY SYSTEM We Can Help You Customize Your Door To Your Home! mm East 00 North,' Roosevelt,, Utah 722 - 3926 |
