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Show memrt--r I flstn the first baptist church E. & - Vr- 1 HARVEST FELLOWSHIP CHURCH 592 400 S. Duchniw, Utah Union junior to perform with Youth Symphony iatorlaon-donominotion- Thi Pint Baptist Church of IhichaaM invitM you to join ua in worshiping our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Sunday School lor all ipa begins at Ml a m. Morning Wonhip Batvica ia at 11 a m. Sunday Evening wonhip starts at 6 p.m. A Bible study on Bibla Doctrine. Thart ia a Ladiaa Bibla Study each Monday at 1 p.m. Join ua in the itudy in Psalms. Wednesday night at 7:00 p.m. a Bibla Study and Prsjrw. All art waicoma to join ua. , For more information call or Factor Bill Roberta at 736-861- 8 738-260- 122 E. Lagoon Si. Roootvolt, Utah Phono Tailor Lynn R. Truman 10:00 am. Sunday Wonhip Sunday Evening Wonhip - 6:30 p m. Bible Stuffy Wednesday 7 pm. Youth Group Wadnaaday 6 00 p.m. Spaniah Only Worship - Thursday 7:00 p.m. before Terry Hill. Brent Taylor, and other prominent Utah musicians for his acceptance and seating Each prospective member had to audition with a combination of a prepared work, scales, and a selected work given to them at the audition. Grant was appointed leader of the Viola section. Grant must travel weekly to Utah Valley for rehearsals, as well as play on the Union High Football team, perform as violist furCrescendo String Quartet, design web pages for both the Uintah Youth Orchestra and the Utah Valley Youth Orchestra and Philharmonic. and rehearse with the Uintah Youth Orchestra where he holds the leader position. Grant will goon tour to Las Vegas and San Diego with the Utah Valiev Youth Philharmonic in January of 2001, then will tour internationally with stop. in England as well as Germany in 2002. Carly Egbert, a junior at Uintah High School, and Lauren McClellan, a senior at Uintah High School were selected to play violin with the Utah Youth Symphony this year. 722-013- 2 - - - sight-readin- JESUCRISTO ES LA VERDAD Sorvkio on Eipanot Haruttl FtUowthip Church 122 E. Lagoon St. RoottvtU, Utah Jumna 7 p.m. Potior Lortnto Etquwtl CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY Hwy 40 (next to tho Piua Hut) TtUphono ROOSEVELT 870 Eai Phono 722-255- 8 Potior David Ftimer 781-47-7- 8 ADVENTIST Vernal, Utah Potior Dion Liftboy Sabbath School: 10.30 a.m. mi Satur-daSEVENTH-OA- T 263 W. Main, Russell Grant - 789-313- 7 C. y Sunday School 6.30 a m. 10 JO a.m. Morning Wonhip Wonhip Service: 12 noon on Saturday Evening Wonhip 6:30 p.m. Prayvr A Hilda Study Wadnaaday. 7 MYTON COMMUNITY pm. Youth Service PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Thursday, 7 pm. Roosevelt Christian Amenably opcaa 4th and F Stmt, Myton, Utah 6 wide ita doors and in the name of the Phono: Lord Jaaua aays WELCOME! The Myton Cbmmunity Presbyterian Church invitas you to wonhip with sssssssossssssssssssssssssss us Sunday at 11 a.m. We are located at ROOSEhFIT BAPTIST CHURCH the corner of Fourth and F Streets; our Because we 4 2 HtUerott Drue phono number ia are in the midst of a pastor search, our Kaottvtlt, Utah Phono: Morship services are led by nailing guest Potior Stacy Hadlach: speakers pastors, certified lay pastors Roosevelt Baptist Church invitee you mid other lay persona. to join ua for praise and wonhip of our Our guest speakers share their love Lord and Savior, Jeaue Christ of God with ua through the mwisgrs Schedule of Ministries: Sunday they each bring and through their sharSchool 9 45 am.; Worship II a.m.; ing and earing aa we exchange thoughts Sunday evenings: 11 Sunday. Outieach and concerns during the Fellowship and visitation 6 p.m.; 2nd Sunday, Dinner which follows the service. Please Basic Christianity Haas - 6 p.m.; 3rd plan to join us aa we enlarge our circle of Sunday. Fellowship dinner-1- 2 p.m.; 4th friendship and knowladps and consider Sunday. Basic Christianity Class 6 additional forms of service in our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. pjn. Wednesday evenings: Player Meeting 6 - 6:45 p.m.; Bible Study 6 45 7.30 ST HELEN CATHOLIC p.m.; Choir practice 7.30 6 pm. CHURCH Royal Ambassadors - Mondays at 3:10 p.m. Guie in Action Thursdays at Mar Crux Spn Unkam 3. 10 p a. Youth Jam Wednesdays at 6 432 Eat! 200 North RootovoB, Utah 84068 p.m. Nursing Home Ministry 2nd A Rev. Thomao CuUeton, Potior 4th Sundays at 2JO pm. Youth Adults, Brotherhood and Women's Ministries Maas Schedule Saturday: 5.00 p.m. are monthly. (exarpt Third Saturday); Sunday: 10.00 am.; Maas A Exposition Fridays at 5 p.m. ELIZABETH EPISCOPAL Kauri Center Mass, Wedneaday. 12 - - - 722-819- Three members of the Uintah Youth Orchestra program were appointed to posit kins in two of Utah's premiere Youth Symphonies. Russell Grant, a junior at Union High, was selected to perform as a violist with the Utah Valley Youth Philharmonic. Mr. Grant auditioned g 722-919- 722-354- 0 - 722-344- 3 CHURCH The SL Elisabeth Episcopal Church of Whiterocka welcomes any and all who wish to worship with us. Holy Euchantt ia given every Sunday morning at 10 Sunday School atarta at 10 a.m. also. pnu Mayer Circle at 4.30 pm. Holy Spirit Miaaion IXichesne, Sunday. 1 pm. For morn information call - 722-297- 5 UTE BAPTIST CHURCH mtlo North of Highway 40 an WhUtrockt Rood Pastor Doug Daumn Phono: Please join ua in worship of our Lord and Samar Jesus ChrML Sunday Worship Semees at 1 1 am. A 7 p.m. Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. ia our Sunday School Bible Study far all apa Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting A Bible Study at 7 pm. W 722-238- 9 Author seeks outstanding missionary stories for book Pygmalion Publishing Ltd., a d company, dedicated to publishing books designed to uplift and empower people and help them realise their entrepre- neurial and life dreams recently an- Bounced plans to publish a rwbook entitled Outstanding, Humorous, Inspirit ionaL Motivational, Extraordinary Missionary Experiences and Stones from the lives of LDS Missionaries Past and Pneaent, and are looking for additional stories for inclusion in such a book! s). Persons interested in submitting such stories for such a book should send them to: Pygmalion Publishing Ltd.. 1431 North 1200 W. Orem. UT 64057. According to Gary Benson. President .CEO of tgmalion, such stones can be humorous, extraordinary, or motivational, but if theyiinvolve what would be consid- UtahValley-base- ered "miracle"-- L. healing etc they must be corroborated by wit- Such stones may be either historical (i.e., from family records and genealogies) or contemporary li e., involving the personal lives and missionary experiences ofthe submitters etc.), says Benson. Such stories should be submitted in either letter and' or story format, sas Benson and they may beof any reasonable length but they must be attributed to. or claimed, by one or more persons. We often fail to realise that modern missionaries often have experiences just as inspirational, motivational, extraordinary, and humorous as earlier miasionanoe in Biblical, Book ofMormon or early Church History times," says Benson. This book is simply aa attempt to chronicle some of thcae experiences, says Benson. Larry Bigelow was honored by Moon Lake's Board of Directors ss he retired from the Cooperative following 42 years of service. Pictured left to right, Pat Lollar, board president; Larry and Rosemary Bigelow; Grant J. Earl, general manager. 42 YEARS OF SERVICE Larry Bigelow retires from Moon Lake Electric After 42 years of service in the electric utility industry, Larry Bigelow ofWrnal retired from Moon Lake Electric on Oct. 31. Larry began his career in Sept, of 1958 ss a construction helper, working with Vernon Pete" Peterson and Bud Best Following three years on theconstruction crew, Larry accepted an opportunity to work in the Meter Department as a Muter Serviceman' in 196 1 and was promoted to Meter Department Supervisor in 1972. "In the early year the members of Moon Lake read their own meter, and in 1975 the Cooperative modernized its billing and collection systems with a Mrter Department staff that read the power meters throughout the system." commented Larry. tarry explained that his greatest satisfaction throughout his years of service to Moon Lake's members has been his involvement in the growth of Moon Lake and the association a with many employees am the years as the Cooperative bos implemented and modernized its operating sys . tems. An esample is the automated meter reading technology that allows the Cooperative to read a members meter electronically over the system's power line rather than traveling to the location each month. Larry was very instrumental in researching the benefits associated with this mrter reading techno lofjr," commented Grant J. Eari. Moon . Lakes General Manager. . ; Earl weniun to say that Larry has always been recognized as an out-- . standingsuprrvisor, and the employees under his supervision have always supported him. knowing that he was fair and reasonable. Finance Manager, Chad Jacobson, commented. "Whenever company employees had difficulty finding important historical data, all they had to do was ask Larry as he was famous for knowing exactly where the information could be found " Larry and his wife, Rosemary, were honored by fellow employees on Oct 12 and by t he Coiperauve Board of Directors on (A. 25. JUST CLOWNING AROUND JoLynn Hill (at right duhl and an unnamed a break to pose for a picture on Halloween. When it conies in of her recipes cooking. JoLynn diet not down around. She has had two to subscribed nation's mod cooking magazines. published in one of the co- - w orkcr take Altamont cook adds flavor to national cookbook An Altamont woman's recipe for shredded beef sandwich was selected for inclusion in 2001 Taste of Home Annual Recipes, North America's most popular cooking magazine. JoLynn Hill, a Moon Lake Electric employee, is also a field editor for Taste of Home. As a field editor she receives the companys quarterly newsletter, submits recipes she has created, and provides feedback on upcoming ideas for the magazine. Although JoLynn has erjiwvdca g ever since she was a young girl the real serious business of making her own culinary creations began in 1997, when she submitted her recipe for beef and asparagus stir fry to Taste of Home and found out she had a win ner. "I got a free copy of their magazine, liked it and subscribed to it. They had a recipe contest and 1 decided to enter. 1 won a Kitchen Aide mixer and food processor, and they - made me a field editor," she related. Recipes published in the Taste of Home magazine are also published in the cookbook the company puts out at the end of the year. Besides main dishes. JoLynn creates her own desserts. She especially enjoys the practical recipes she finds in the magazine. They call for thing you have in the cupboard, you don't have to go down to some fancy gnur-me- t store." JoLynn'sco-workeraat Moon Lake '1' Electric were treated to her shredded beef sand wich recipes yesterday (Nov. 6 because it was her birthday and "it's the rule" at Moon Lake Electric, that when it's your birthday. you have to bring the treats. JoLynn admits that although she 11 enjnvs cooking, sometimes she is si at s loss when it comes to "w hat to have for dinner! JoLynn'a sward winning shredded beef sandwich reape follows I boneless chuck roast (about 4 pounds) 1 large onion, thinly sliced 1 cup ketchup 1 4 cup lemon juice 3 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce 2 tablespoons vinegar 2 tablespoons brown sugar 1 teaspoon salt L 4 teaspoon pepper ti teaspoon liquid smoke 24 hamburger buns, split Cut roast in half; place in a slow cooker. Top with onion. Combine the next eight ingredients; pour over the roast. Cover and rook on low for 8 - 9 hours or until the meat is tender. Remove roast and cool slightly; shred meat with two forks. Skim fat from oooking liquid. Return meat to slow cooker, heat through. Using a slotted spoon, place 1 3 cup meat mixture on each bun Weld 24 serving . OPEN HOUSE Dr. Ten) Buxton gives a hug toEstcl Shaw. one of the firvt curves he worked with when he began his practice in Roosevelt in l'tbV Hundreds of well-- ivhers attended an open house for "Dr. B" aid his w ite. Diane, last week. 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