Local bands receive honors at Music Festival On Frida), April 15, and on f uevda) , Mij 2, the regions music festivals for bands, thor-- I uses and solos and ensembles were held. Students from San Juan High School, Monticello High School, Moab, Crecn River, last Carbon and Notre Dame High Schools participa- mb season im Lyman girls star in musical Mrs. Maxine Lyman, Shcree Garrett and Chip drove to Provo recently for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lyman, David Sharp and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sharp, Accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Larry lyman and Mltzi Sharp they went to Cedar City for a reunion with Patti and Robyn Lyman, Janean and Ralph Tullis and Edward Car-re- tt. They attended a performance of "Once Upon A Mattress", a CSU musical in which Patti and Robyn Lyman both had parts. Girl Scout Day Camp The Monticello Clrl Scouts are looking forward to five days of Day Camp. Day Camp for this area will be carried out in Moab at Pack Creek Campground on June first and second, with the girls to return over the weekend and go back to camp the following Monday through Wednesday, Mrs. Scotty Rogers, troop leader, advises that each girl who goes will stay with another girl scout and her family during the nights. Parents are reminded to have the following equipment for their daughters - Nose bag lunch for the first day of the session, dunk bag, unThe Monticello High School breakable eating utensils, a Band will team up with the Art tack-k- n ife, a small note and pencil and juniors Department of the High School and cadettcs are to bring and present a concert May 18 handbooks. A registration in the high school auditorium. The concert, believed to be fee of $3. 85 per girl is to be the only one of its kind to be paid in advance but transportation will be furnished. held in the state, is a Light, Pop and Art Concert and many interesting abstracts and illustrations will be shown. The concert will start at Garden Club 8 pm and the public is invited to attend. There is no admission charge for this concontinues Concert coming Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kip Smith smile at each other as they prepare to cut their wedding cake. A wedding reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kip Smith was held in the Monti-cel- lo IDS Cultural Hall on Friday, April 28. The young couple were married on April 27 in the Salt Lake Temple. Accompanying them were Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Jones. The bride, dressed in a white satin gown with seed pearl embroidery on the fitted bodice and wearing an elbow length illusion veil, carried a bouquet of carnations centered with pink orchids. Maid of honor, Miss Donna Welch of Tulsa, Okla. , wore a blue street length dress and a corsage of pink carnations. Richard Smith, brother of the groom, served as best man. Both the mother of the bride and the mother of the groom wore pink dresses and white and pink carnation corsages. A color scheme of pink and white was carried throughout the decorations and floral arrangements. The bride's table was covered with a white lace cloth over pink satin where the three-tier- ed white wedding cake was centered. The cake was decorated with pale pink roses, white hearts, silver bells and topped with a bride and groom under a heart shaped arch. The cake was flanked with crystal candelabra holding pink and white candles. The serving tables were covered with white lace clothes with centerpieces of miniature sweetheart roses and lillies in crystal vases. Floral arrang A 61 MONTICELLO BRIDGE CLUB Welcomes You to an evening of DUPLICATE BRIDGE 7:30 p.m. 2nd , & 4th Fridays MONTICELLO number of chonu members and few hojs, leaving a difficult balance. The judges mentioned that the Monticello groujs performed very well with difficult ted. music, according to Douglas lach event was judged by Keeler, the music Instructor at judges from Brigham Young Monticello. University In Provo, from Price, Rating for the solos and enCreen River and Crand Juncsembles ranged from A's to tion. C's. The music director said The band and chorus festival he felt very rewarded by the was judged by three Judges students' progress. and criticism and a rating was Those who entered students given. The solos and ensembles in the festival, other than were judged Individually in from the Music Department, these categories: instrumental, were Mrs. John Bailey - piano, vocal, piano and organ. organ and vocal; Mrs. Joe Monticello High School and Ithe Monticello Junior High bands Foy, piano and Mrs. Bruce Hanson, piano. (felt that their experiences at the festival was most helpful Announces engagement r rut agi'j I Ronald Smith claims bride ft and enjoyable and came back with an for each. The chorus came back with a B rating, due in part to the smaller LIBRARY ements of fruit blossoms were beautifully arranged by Mrs. John Roring. Refreshments of pink ice cream balls rolled in cocanut and small pink and white tea cakes and pink punch were served by the Misses Carla Redd, Susan Whittaker, Becky Robinson and Pauline Butler. Mrs. Margaret Bronson was in charge of the gifts and Mrs. ames Stewart attended the guest book. The bride is the former Miss Linda Kay Smotts, the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William Smotts and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith of Monticello. guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heer, Mr. and Mrs. Keslie Hamilton, Mrs. James Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Cardon Jones, Mrs. Harry Laws, Miss Linda Nielson, Mrs. Floyd Nielson, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Pilling, Ronald McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. W'illard Howlett, Johnny Zar-k-as and Allen Anderson. The newlyweds are at home in Provo where Ronald is employed at the Provo Flying Service. Out-of-to- wn Father-Daught- er night for MIA Maids er Tuesday evening was Father-Daughtnight at the LDS Cultural Hall when both the Monticello Wards held a combined meeting for MIA Maids and their fathers. The theme for the evening was Priesthood Reflection Night and was the occasion for the girls to show their love and appreciation for their fathers. The welcome address was given by Mrs. Albert Nielson and the "Greeting to Fathers" was given by Stephanie Washburn. A play entitled "I am a Princess" directed by Mrs. Buck Rogers was given by the girls and the entire group sang "Dear Earthly Father", after which they adjourned for refreshments of punch and cookies. Other Mutual teachers who assisted were Mrs. Ben Hess, Mrs. Robert Mead and Mrs, Elvid Williams. plans cert. Residents have sweet tooth The Girl Scout Cookie Sale has been termed a great success by Girl Scout Troop 282 of Monticello. The busy girls sold and collected $285.00 from the sale of the cookies which was just completed. According to Mrs. Scotty Rogers, their leader, the troop will retain $25. 80 of the total amount collected to buy needed equipment. The Girl Scouts wish to thank of the customers for making this sale the big success it was. The Monticello Carden Club met at the Library last week with President Pearl Butt presiding. The club voted to postpone work on the Triangle beautification project this year due to the proposed road construction in the area, but will make further improvements on Circle Park. Plans call for construction of a pedestrian entrance on the east side of the park and installation of a drinking fountain. Flagstone walks will be constructed if there is enough money left in the treasury after these improvements are completed. Senior Class enjoys Brownies take hike party Brownie Troop No. 280 hiked to South Creek Saturday where they enjoyed a picnic lunch. Around 18 Brownies, with their leaders, Mrs. Don Neb- eker and Mrs. Bill Rogers, and accompanied by some Junior Scouts, enjoyed the outing. Fly-U- p Program will be held in May, the date to be announced later. This ceremony will be the graduation of IS Brownies to the rank of Junior Girl Scout. This meeting will be com- bined with the Cirl Scouts' meeting. The members of the Senior Class of Monticello Fiigh School were honored last Saturday night at a party put on by their parents. They all enjoyed a delicious turkey dinner served them at the San Juan County Library tn Monticello. Winners of the game were Eula Wilson, Greg Adams and Mike Jaramillo. Besides games the group sang many songs, ending with a farewell song. Mrs. John Codner baked and cake served the three-tier- ed for the occasion. ice-brea- Miss Helen Jo (Judy) Rogers Celebrate Silver Anniversary Mr. Richard E. Rogers of Orlando, Florida, announces the engagement and forthMr. and Mrs. Leo Carr of Thirty friends were present coming marriage of his daughto extend their congratulations Montezuma Creek were the Helen Jo, to Mr. Thomas ter, and wishes the to a honor at of good guests guests reception N. Keele, son of Mr. and Mrs. of honor. on 25th them their honoring Edward Keele, Blanding, Utah. Wedding Anniversary last The young couple will be for Saturday evening. Suprise party married on June 3 in the Salt Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith were Lake Temple and a reception host and hostess for the event. Mrs. Black honoring them will be held The beautiful three-tier- ed on June 10 in the San Juan cake was centered on a lace County Library in Blanding. Louise Mrs. Black Duckett decked table and flanked by is a graduate The bride-to-- be was the surprised guest of honor a punch bowl and a silver when the girls who work in the of Brigham Young University coffee service. Refreshments Court House got together for a and is presently teaching the were served by Mrs. Tuffy first erade in Murray, Utah. potluck luncheon last week, Overton, Mrs. Jim Mathew's and Mrs. Bill Davis. Mrs. honoring her as a new bride. In addition to the girls who William McBroom presided at work in the Court House, Mrs. the guest book and Mrs. Roy Bertha Asfalg, Mis. Betty Harper was in charge of the Keown and Mrs. Annalee gift table. were special guests. A total of 20 ladies watched The San Juan Record while Mrs. Black opened the Bom to Mr. and Mrs. BenjMonticello. Utah gifts presented her, which inamin Jones, Blanding, a boy. Thursday, May 11, 1967 cluded a beautiful bedspread, Page Four on May 5. 1967. sheets and pillowcases. Bur-tensh-aw and Brigham Young University. He taught school in Monticello for two years and is now doing graduate work at BYU working on his Master's degTee. He has filled a two yeai mission in the Great Lakes Mission for the LDS Church. LOSE WEIGHT Get amazing results when you take our product called SLIM-ODE- X. No prescription needed. You must lose ugly fat or your money back. SLIMODEX is a tablet and easily swallowed. No starving, no special exercise, no harmful drugs. SLIMODEX costs Si 00 and is sold on this GUARANTEE: if not satisfied for any reason, just return the unused portion to your druggist and get your full money back. SLIMODEX is sold by CITY DRUG STORE, Monticello. Mail orders filled. MIA Laurels entertained by Bronsons In lieu of their regular lessor last Monday night, Mrs. John Lewis and Miss Pat Pehrson Church Potluck The members of the Bland-in- g Methodist Community Church and their guests met Monday evening at the church for a potluck supper, followed by the annual Quarterly Conference meeting with District Superintendf nt, Dr. William Persons of Salt Lake City presiding. Dr. Persons commended the Rev. Michael Strayer for the fine job he has done for the past year in the Dove Creek and Blanding churches. took the members of their Laurel Class of MIA to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Bronson. There they were entertained with tales of the early settler days in Monticello by Mr. Bronson and Mrs. Bronson told them about MIA activities in those days when she was president of Mutual. Later the Bronsons showed the girls their collection of Indian artifacts and Mrs. Bronson sang several songs. Girls attending were Trudy Adair, Pam Behunin, Louise Christensen, Jaynann Frost, T rudy Hawkins, Sharon Hunt, Dian Nelson and Vicky Young. Fresh IP0(flGS Bell 10 lbs. Cheeze-a-ram- a Initiation ceremony for FHA are The officers for 1967-6- 8 Lajuan Johnson, president; DeAnn Porter, first vice president; Rachel Anderson, second vice president and Connie Last Friday the new officers of the Future Homemakers of America of Monticello High School were iniated in an impressive candlelit ceremony held at the school. Johnson, secretary-treasure- r. Mrs. William Walton, ad-- v isor for the group, congratulated the outgoing officers on a successful year. Several guest speakers were invited to speak at their meetings, thus furthering the aims and ideals of home making. Seven girls completed their homemaking degrees, children books were made for the San Juan Hospital and some girls attended the State Convention and Leadership Meeting in Salt Lake City. 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