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Show imiiiwdBawa868 SOCIAL Paye 4 - November 16. 1999 Uintah Basin Standard CortftfMtiPi . vetiPs "Tin " 17 Officer. Roosevelt Workforce office. 9-- 0:30 a.m.. Duchesne, Bottle Hollow. 23 p.m. Jr. Jazz signups, Duchesne Elementary School THURSDAY. November 18 Belletristic Book Club to meet. 7:30 p.m. FRIDAY. November 19 Girls' Basketball. Tabiona at Green River Community Dance. Crossroads Center, Roosevelt SATURDAY. November 20 EvansGuH open house. Bridgeland, 7 to 9 p.m. Craft Fair & Bake Sale. St. Helen's. 9am to 2 pm Diabetic Screening at two local grocery stores SUNDAY. November 21 Thiess Lindsay farewell. Duchesne 4th, 1 1 am Jonathan Draney farewell, Neola 1st. 9 a.m. TUESDAY. November 23 Wrestling, Altamont at Union High School Girts' Hoop, South Summit at Duchesne Boys' Basketball. ICS at Tabiona High School r wej , : WEDNESDAY. November DAV PROACTIVE WORK--Uta- h Highway Patrol trooper Annette Hatch refor award an received safety and protecting lives by her promoting cently work in various programs. Business man Lynn Lab rum is a member of the Honorary Colonels of the Patrol organization that selected nominees for the 1 Ft : COUNT DOWN-- A danct will be held to uy. "Good Bye to the 2Ckh in Century", Friday. December 31. 1999 at Uintah High School Venial. Count down to musical Millennial Ball award. Proactive UHP trooper wins state recognition gram where parents who had received citations for no car seat could attend a two hour class on proper use of car seats in place of paying the entire fine. She has esented car seat safety programs to dozens of mothers groups, day care facilities and church groups. Trooper Hatch has been involved in the Uintah Basin Safe Fair an annual spring safety and health fair in Roosevelt. She has also founded a chapter of the National Safe Kids Coalition to support safety activities in the basin. She is certified national trainer for child seat safety and has traveled extensively receiving training and presenting seminars for other law enforcement agencies. She has set up child seat safety check points in the basin in cooperation with other law enforcement agencies and local businesses. In addition to her safety work Annette is a member of the patrols elite Honor Guard that handles the duties at official funerals and similar state wide activities. She is on the board of the Highway patrol Annette Hatch a fourteen year veteran with the Highway Patrol was honored in Salt Lake Friday evening as the Trooper ofthe Year for the state of Utah. Commissioner Craig Dearden presented the award to Hooper Hatch aa part of the Department ofPublic Safety Awards Banquet The award is selected by the Honorary Colonels ofthe patrol. Local business man Lynn La brum is s member of this organization. Annette was nominated by her Sergeant Boyd Gledhill, for herwork in promoting safety and protecting lives. Annette has received numerous swards for her proactive programs and innovative ideas geared to make driving safer. Several years ago Hatch started a program of putinserts in the diploting anti-dru- g mas of the graduates in the basin schools. She has made to local schools. She was active in working with students with the Fatal Vision goggles that simulate the effects of drinking on the ability to maintain control and respond to situations. She has talked to drivers Ed classes about DUI, seat belt safety and driver safety. Hatch also worked with the local Courts and Judges to set up a pro Association. Another local citizen was honored at the banquet, J eromy Wilson received a Citizens Commendation Medal and a plaque for his efforts to assist Trooper Jon Gardener with an arrest on state road 191. Mr. Wilson drove back to the scene of v Have a i the arrest and got out of hia ear and helped the trooper who was involved in an incident with a suspect. Mr. Wilson received a large round of applause from the officers attending the banquet for hia heroic support and volunteerism. from training National Guard Pvt. Jennifer White has graduated from the automated logistical specialist advanced individual training (AIT) course at Fort Lee, Petersburg, Vs. The soldier was trained in the skills and knowledge required to receive, store, issue, ship, and account for subsistence supplies. The training included ration breakdown, and commissary functions such as price changes, inventory, displays, and security. White is the daughter of David H. and Kolleen D. White of Roosevelt. She is a 1998 graduate of Union High. Army L Nov. Le and Daniel Lee Dahl berg, girL Nov. 8 Karmen and Michael Edward Harmaton, boy. Nov. Maurine and Terry Kraig litster, girl Buckle lip and Save A Life! Public Service AmmmwhS by I be I'iatab Batii Staadard i Rock Creek Guest Ranch announces grand opening The Uintah Basin's best kept secret won tbs a secret much longer. The Rock Creek Guest Ranch, located just one-hamilt below the Upper Stillwater Dam, haa expanded and ia inviting everyone to join them in e grand opening cel- ebration Saturday, Nov. 20. Owners of the ranch have invested a quarter of a million dollars in improvements this summer and are hoping for year round operations. The Rock Creek Guest Ranch, which operates under permit ofthe Ashley National Forest, usually huts down after the deer hunt, but manager. Lawny Jackson says this year he and his crew will try to stay open as long aa possible. "The weather this year has really cooperated with us. It's been great People are continuing to eqjoy the numer- ous recreational opportunities around here a lot longer this year. Up until the last week ofOctober wo hadn't had a freeze yet" The addition of three new buildings along with the already existing seven rustic cabins at The Rock Creek Guest Ranch should encourage guests to stay longer as well. Jackson says the 11 new rooms at Rock Creek will provide guests with more modern accommodations. Easy Way! Expressing the hopes of peace, joy ft brotherhood for all mankind during the next millenium the Roosevelt Baain Arts Council and the Uintah Arts Council from Vernal art teaming up to produce the end of the millenium Millennial BalL Saying goodbye to the past millennium and ushering in the new will take place Friday evening, Dec. 3 1, at Uintah High in Vernal. People, ages 18 to 108, from all over the Basin, will start celebrating at 8:30 November 20 lf Party the I Not. 1 -- Kristy Ann Brown and Stacee Dale Goodrich, girl .Nov. 3 Tiffany-Jea- n Elaina Jonas and Michael David Pitchford, girl White graduates I People really won't be roughing it" up here. The new cabins house five one room suites and six two room suites complete with a full bath in each. Soma of them oven have jetted tuba and showers. Theyre all equipped with gas heat and seven of the new rooms have gas fireplaces. Theyre really quite cozy ana just nice rooms. We've got the nicest accommodations in the whole forest One of the new suites ia handicap accessible as weU. The Rock Creek Guest Ranch also boasts soms of tho finest high altitude fishing in the world at numerous streams and lakes found throughout tho High Uinta mountains. For a closer fishing destination, anglers can try their luck at the Upper Stillwater Reeerroir. Soma of tho other recreational op-- at Rock Creek include hiking, unting, and horseback riding. Rock Creek has a corral full of horses available to ride by the hour. Jack-so- n ia also an experienced guide and an outfitter and often leads groups on five day pack trips into the High Uintah Mountains. Rock Creek also makes for a great reunion or large group destination. The Cafe is open from 8 am. 8 p.m. daily and there is a large recreation area complete with a volleyball court. Campingtrailers are welcome at Rock Creek as well. Thera are several RV spaces and many tent sites. Rock Creek will hold a grand opening of their new cabins on Saturday, Nov. 20. Thera will be 25 off from Nov. 1 to Nov. 25. The Duchesne Area Chamber of Commerce will be present and will perform ribbon cutting ceremonies at 11 am. Everyone ia invited to attend and take part in the festivitiee. For room reservations or more in2. formation, call The Rock Creek Guest Ranch ia located just 22 miles past tho town of Mountain Homo. Just turn at tho Rock Creek Store, formerly the Kickin W, and head west You cant -- 454-333- Need Drywmti Work? We do patches, basements, or full houses. Coil Hooter 722-295-0 Uintah Basin STANDARD front door. Basin residents will dance to five music from the Uintah Community Band, UintaJaza? Band and the Uintah Community Orchestra, aa well as country music in the gymnasium, and will eqjoy a light buffet, pedal entertainment, end an in- credible atmosphere. Laura Foley haa designed an extravagant setting accented by international hanging motifs which will be constructed by elementary school children from all over the Basin. Awards will be presented to the schools for excellence of design and construction. The.' banners, which will benefit tho Uintah part uni ties outdoor enthusiasts en-- remodels, when buses from Wilkins Bus Em., will begin (buttling from both east and west parking lots to the ', CLASSIFIED I;800i427r8679 Or713.5lil.'V Who Could Make Rock Creek Guest Ranch Better? We Did! Schools Foundation, will be raffled off after midnight. Only 400 tickets will be prewold with another 200 available at the door. Priced at only $18 per couple, this gala event will be emceed by Gene Anfinson, who promisee everyone who attends a memorable evening of music, laughter, dancing, food and fun. At 11:45 p.m. everyone will gather for the New Year's countdown complete with horns, hats, streamers and notsemakera. With a ceiling on the number of tickets to be sold, attendees are urged to purchase ticketo in advance at the Chamber of Commerce office and Davis IGA in both Roosevelt and. Vernal and at Christensen 'sin Ver nal. Idaho Falls airport removes Temple from mural llie familiar vista of tumbling waters domino tee a mural that welcomes arriving visitors to the Idaho Falla Airport. But in the center, where there had been an imposing white building with a golden angel on its spire, there is nothing but sky. Airport Manager Mike Humberd knew he had a problem when he heard about the first call from someone who did not appreciate the elimination of the LDS Church temple. Earlier this year, Idaho Falls officials hired Interspace Airport Advertising of Allentown, Pa., to redo the airport's decor, removing displays and mounting new signs. Humberd said Interspace has a policy to make pictures neutral so they do not appear to endorse any particular religion or business. Ifit had been an Episcopal church or a mqjor business in the photo, all would have received the eeme airbrush treatment. A new picture of tho falls, one without the temple hut true to reality, will bo up by Thanksgiving. Hie doctored picture was erected in September. Humberd said he has not received any complaints himself. But two members of tho City Council's airport committee, Joe Groberg and Brad Eldredge, have gotten about 15. "After the first comment, 1 called back and said. This isn't going to work,'" Humberd said. Tm not here to be controversial about anything. Reprinted with permit ion of the DeeeretNewe. 80th Birthday J Frozen Yogurt I Smoothies Inside Top Stop West Hwy. 40 I 722-860- 0 'vsaawaiiss. Stsp b tsA Se Us Saturday iCst. ZCtiifcr esr Ops Hsasa With every book purchase of $10 or more you receive a stamp on your personal card on file with us. After 10 stamps you receive your 11th book at 40 off. Sandwiches Mon-F- Rock Creek Guest Ranch ri 9-7:- Sat. 10-- 5 Modem Suites and Rooms Gas Fireplaces Jotted Tubs 12 mile below Upper Stillwater . Main Street in Roosevelt TS 722-216- 0 435-454-33- nss 32 Dam, ML Home RmCM by Ashby MaSond Fond Loren "Fred" LaRosc will celebrating his 10th birthday fomily and friends. Fred was t November 21.1919 to Canter Bertha LaRose in Ft Duchesne. 1 Hie children, grandchildren, peal grandchildren will treat him Novwnber 27th to help him celeb Uus wonderful Occasion. Fred b mimed to Ihe former II Elmer end they celebrated their C dd,Bll anniversary in May of year. 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