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Show inwWlWitii MWa NHN T ft I SOCIAL Pafe4.Mav23.200Q Uintah Basin Standard CowmiMty E vertps A A jU TUESDAY, May 23 s, Preservation Library, Roosevelt. 7 to 9 pm. Little League Baseball in Roosevelt-Th- ru May 25 THURSDAY, May 25 High School ball at Roosevelt vs. Park City, 5 p.m. SATURDAY. May27 Main Street Cleanup, Duchesne City. 9 a m. SwaseyHans reception. Altamont. 7:30-- 0 p.m. Barlow, Long reception, 1 :30 to 4.30 p.m. SUNDAY, May 28 Wayne Larson farewell, Neoia 2nd. 9 am. Trent Kowallis farewell, Roosevelt West. 9 a. m. Dustin Giles farewell, Neoia 2nd, 9 a. m. THURSDAY. June 1 High school graduations at Tabiona, Thompson and Altamont FRIDAY, June 2 Graduations at Union and Duchesne High Schools June 3 Defensive Driving Class, Roosevelt-Ai- so SATURDAY, June 3 KarrenRoss open house. Hancock Cove. 6-- 8 p. m. Mini-Clas- 1 WEDDING PLANS Carrie Melinda Barlow and Eli Ryan Long have chosen Saturday, May 27 to be married in Vernal. BarlozvLong Carrie Melinda Barlow, daughter of Doug and Melinda Barlow of Vernal, and Eli Ryan Long, aon of Danny and Heidi Long, Lapoint, have chosen Saturday, May 27 to be married in Vernal. A garden reception will be held in their honor that evening at the Haslem residence, 186 E. 1200 North, Vernal, from 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. Carrie is a 1997 graduate of Uintah High School and is currently attending Weber State University majoring in lifestyle management Eli is a 1996 graduate of Uintah High School and recently graduated from Weber State University with a BS degree in finance. u in Custody for 15 years a tracker, mentoring at the schools and teaching at the detention center. During her last three yean with the Uintah School District, she was the Youth In Custody director. Quotes from her nominations include. "Jeanie always believed it was in the beet interest of the educational system to work in a collaborative and cooperative style with all agencies. "Through Jeanie's efforts, our interagency cooperation was and is the best, which in turn benefitted the children we all worked with. "Jeanie possesses the moat important quality necessanr to be an effective educational leader, that of building relationships. She loves her work and the people the works with and believes that working together, anything is possible." Jeanie is the wife of Louis Tolbert and mother of Teri Wiley, Jason Jeanie Tolbert Tolbert recognized for contributions to youth By Cheryl Mteham Nadine Fausett was numbered among the first graduating class of Union High, the daughter of William Bill" James and Myrtle Fausett, raised on her family's ranch the fifth of sixth children bora to theFausetts. Recently Utah Valley State College bestowed an honorary doctorate d gree upon Nadine. She was also appointed to UVSCs board of directors and has been inducted in toUtah State Universities Old Main Society, due to her significant contributions to higher learning. selor for Uintah Basin Applied T Center. ech-nolo- Need Drywall Work? at-ri- We do patches, basements, remodels, or full houses. Call Randy 722-295- 0 EflflTf On Mannington Laminate Floors Including our Historic and Exotic Collections ay 31 got the feel of the college." Nadine observed the student body and talked to individual students. She found that at UVSC in particular the students were "great, they were receptive they had higher values in scholastic desire. Nadine has lived outside of the Basin most of her life now, however she recounted her earhr history. She was married just after high school to Lloyd Horrocks of Neola. The couple moved to Sandy, Utah where Nadine completed course work and found a job with NASA as an electronics specialist. She worked for Continental Bank, Cottonwood Hospital and National She became actively involved in politics. She took part in the National Young Democrats Convention and was later nominated as a delegate. Lloyd and Nadine had three children and later divorced. In 1983, Nadine and her second husband Charles "Frank," moved to Oakley and pursued his life dream of "having a ranch on the river. Frank passed away in 1995. Since living in Summit County Nadine has been actively involved in the program helping young people' in sheep ranching, sewing and into porcelain dnllmaking. Semi-conduct- SALT LAKE TEMPLE-Melee- na Swasey arid Michael Lawson Hans are announce their to pleased marriage in the Salt Lake Temple. SwaseyHans Meleena Swasey, daughter of Melvin and Dixie Swasey and Michael Lawson Hans, son of Stephen and Lynda Hans are pleased to announce their marriage in the Salt Lake Temple. A reception to share in their happiness will be held on Saturday, May 27 from 7:30-1- 0 p.m. at the Altamont Stake Center, Altamont. In case of oversight all family and friends are welcome. Memorial Day concert 2000 celebrates veterans On the eve of America's Memorial Day holiday, viewers across the nation remember and honor the military veterans of the 2(7 century during an acclaimed and important television event The National Memorial Day Concert 2000, PBS highly rated annual tribute to these brave men and women, kicks-ofthe new millennium with an all-stsalute to those who served in World Wars I and 11, Korea, Vietnam and Desert Storm. ar tl ( eme&ngimimm IP Nadine Gillmor "I was dumbfounded, it took me as such a shock, I could hardly believe it. I always wanted to have a career on paper, but I thought why should someone my age take up the pace in class? I'll leave it for a younger person. That why I didn't do it, thats why I gave a scholarship (to UVSC) to give them the chance l desired so much," Nadine remarked concerning the honorary degree. Nadine Fausett Gillmor now lives in Oakley, Utah, (near Kamas) aha teaches porcelain doll making, a hobby that grew through helping young ladies with projects has turned into a part-tim- e business. Nadine said that the academic honor and appointments came through an endowment she made in behalf of Utah State Univeraity for 1100,000 and Utah Valley State College for 1 100,000. The funds are held in trust and scholarships may be granted from the interest earned by the endowment. According to Nadine after her husband Charles passed away she was looking for places to put their money to use. She visited a few college throughout Utah. "I'd go in tny Levis and boots and 4-- H We have received new books, audios, and video for your entertainment and eiyoyment Books include: Poisonwood Bible by Kingaolver; Round Robin by Chiaveri; New Song by Karon; Seat of the Soul by Zukav; Tough Cookie by Davidson; The Wedding by Danielle Steel; The Body Guard's Story by Reeadones; Death of Innocence by Ramsey, Gateways to. by Retton; Back Roads by Odell; Beau Bateman, son of Cheyenne and Shanna Bateman celebrated his 1" birthday on May 13. Paddington Bear. Guardian Angel byJudd; Rebel by Pascal; Babysitters and Company. Audios: Blackout by Nance; Hometown by Kidder, Map of the World hr Hamilton; Dubliners by Joyce; Otherwii Engaged by Finnamore; Gap Creek by Morgan; ' Timeline by Chrichton; Hugger Mugger by Parker, East of the Mountains by Guteraon; 100 Ways to Motivate Yourself by Chandler; A Sudden Change of Heart by Bradford. Videos include: 2000: Amaxing Moments inTime; Dinosaurs; Cookie Monsters Best Biter, Elmos World; Wild and Unusual Animals; Blue' Clues Story Time; Blues Big Pa- jama Party. Zackary Bryan Perkins, son of Bryan and Julie firkins, celebrated his I" birthday on April 27. MW Great Selection of Memorial Day Flowers Special May 1 - 31 Where The Fresh Ideas Only $55 For Screcniag Mammograms Only Vinyl floors with die realism ofceramic and stone., dominate floors with historic and aotk grain pattems...wood floors with and durability... these are just some of the reasons Mannington is the place what fresh ideas in flooring are coming flam. So whatever kind of flooring you need, come into Karts Carpet rebates flam You! get Mannington until 'U And st. the all ideas 2000. May yeu get you could want. Incredible elegance money-savin- g Karrs carpet 722-25- 19 East Huiy ao Rooseueii, Utah r Be sure to make the appointment that could save your life. Uintah Basin Medical Center 722-61- A moving blend of musical performances, archival footage and draNamatic readings, the tional Memorial Day Concert 2000, hosted by actor and World War 11 veteran Ossie Davis, sirs on KUED-Chann- el 7 Sunday, May 28, at 7 p.m. Joining him are Trisha Yeanraod, B.B. lung, Walter Cronkite, General Colin Powell, Harolyn Blackwell, Charles Duming, James Naughton and others, with the National Symphony Orchestra under the direction of pops conductor Erich Kunxel. The concert marks the 50 anniversary of the start of the Korean War, the 55h anniversary of the end ofWorld War 1 1 and the 25 anniversary of the fall of Saigon. Broadcast live from the Wait Lawn of the UR. Capitol, the holiday special is broadcast overseas via the Armed Forces Radio and Television Network. The National Memorial Day Concert 2000 mens on the steps of the UR. Capitol with a stirring performance of the "Battle Hymn of the Republic" by Harolyn BlackwelL Then, Trisha Yeanraod rocks the stage with a medley of 21 century petriotic song. Next, General Colin Powell addresses the veterans and an estimated crowd of nearly 450,000 in attendance on the West Lawn. The concert continue in honor of those who served in World Wars I and 11 and features a National Symphony Orchestra performance of "American Salute" the orchestral version of "Johnny Conies Marching Home" aa archival images document homecoming celebrations at the dose of war. In remembrance of the 50 anniversary of Korea, James Naughton evoke the era with a parade of popular tunes from the 50a. Historic footage tells tha story of what is often called The Forgotten War," a devastating seriea of battles fought gainst an unpredictable enemy in extrema heat and cold, but a conflict never forgotten by the nearly million and a half American soldiers who served there. The segment concludes with a tribute to all who served, including the 54.000 Americans who sacrificed their Uvea during the three years of this ferocious struggle. The National Memorial Day Concert 2000 also pays tribute to the, more than three million soldiers who fought in Vietnam. -- Girl with a Pearl Earring; Mammogram In Flooring Are Coming From JL. 4-- H Tolbert, Heidi Dudley, Jerrad Tolbert, Jamie Johnson and Sarah Tolbert She is currently employed ast eh Assessment and Career Coun- At the annual Troubled Youth Conference held at Snowbird, May 11 12. Jeania Tolbert received an award from the Agencies and Organisations serving troubled youth in Utah. These awards are given each year in recognition to those people students. in the state serving Jeanie's award is in recognition of her contributions to the Youth In Custody Program in Uintah School District and for her efforts to coordinate interagency services to the youth of the Uintah Basin. 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