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Show 7& BLANDING NEWS )uaa Second By ALBERT and GLADYS LYMAN William R. Hurst made trip to Salt Lake City and thence to Denver, returning Sunday morning. Jim McBready with his wife and six children have come from White Canyon on account of his wifes poor health, have rented rooms :n the Clarence Rogers He is going to work for Bob Shriver in the canyon, and will drive back and forth. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Elam are the new operators of the Silver Spur Cafe. Bates Wilson was to be at a meeting of the Blanding people Monday in the interest of the shortcut from Grand Flat to the three Natural Bridges. People who have been to the Bridges, and any one who looks at the map of the road goirg on a long detour off to the south from Grand Flat, and coming back to one bridge with the necessity of walking about six miles to see the greatest of the three, will appreciate at once the tremendous importance of the new road which goes westward from Grand Flat and along down a ridge quite directly to a point midway between the three bridges, where it will be easily possible to drive near to each one of them. Even as it is, the bridges are a cash asset to the county. This easy access to the three of them would more than treble their importance since so many more people wmuld visit them, knowning they could see them all without the long wTalk. Of the hundreds of people who have come to the Bureau of Information asking about the bridges, and eager to see them, many, when they have heard about that walk, they have given up the road trip. With this new cut-oput into shape, it wmuld be possible in three to four hours to visit all the bridges and be back to Blanding. Making this road is by no means in the nature of a donation to some charitable project, it is an investment, which, if viewed in the light of what it realy means should have ready appeal to every thrifty and industrious person in the San Juan. Wilbur Laws is home from the San Juan Hospital wThere he was confined for some time after his car accident, but he is still considerably unfit and disabled from he got at that the shaking-u- p time. It is reported that while he was in the hospital, a granary full of baled hay on his farm east of here, was somehow opened or broken into, and the hay about all eaten or wasted by range cattle. Wibs many sympathizing friends have a chance here to express their sympathy in substantial and tangible terms. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Helquist returned Sunday from Salt Lake City where they had gone in the interest of business and pleasure. a E. JONES, Owners and Publishers Friday at Monticello, Utah A First Class Publication Entered in the Postoffice at Monticello, Utah, at Second Class Matter, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscriptions: S3 a year in San Juan County; $4 a year outside San MR. AND MRS. GEORGE Published every Juan County. Box 428, Monticello, i ?i ?i j !? ?? ? Phone Utah ji ji f i ji ji ji ?i ji ji ji ji ji ji ji j? j? JU ji ji ji ji ji ji ji j? ji ji ji j? ji ji ji j? ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji i mother. Mr. and Mrs. A. Jay Redd in Ariz. have been Phoenix, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Perkins have where their Elliott been visiting- with friends in CedRoberts, has been ill. Mr. Roberts ar City, Manti, Ephraim, and St. underwent an operation last week doalso have been George. They and is reported to be making sating temple work at the Manti isfactory progress now. and St. George LDS Temples. Guy McAlister, a former MontiMr. and Mrs. Jack Young were cello resident, sufferer a stroke in Salt Lake City from Monday evening in the mine until Tuesday shopping and tak- Monday where he works near Dragerton, ing care of business. Utah. He is reported to be in Mr. and Mrs. Don McPherson serious condition. Mr McAlister have been visiting with friends is the father of Raymond McAlisand relatives here. They are now also formerly of Monticello. ter, living Reno, Nev. Mrs. McPherson Mr. and Mrs. F. Bennion Redd has just completed practical nurtwo of their sons, Don and and and course ses training expects were in Salt Lake City the Scott, to work in the Reno hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Redd first of the week for business motored last week to Phneoix, purposes. A bowling paity in Moab was Ariz. Returning to Monticello with them was their daughter, Cherry, held Saturday by the M Men and Cherry is caring for her mother Gleaners of the San Juan Stake. whohas been having trouble with A crowd of young people from her back and legs. Monticello, Moab, and Blanding Hats off to the Fine Arts Club participated. who have decorated two ChristMr. and Mrs. Mason Redd bemas trees at the local hospital, came parents of a baby gill, their one on the ground and one in the first child, on December 5. The hospital foyer. The group pur- seven-poun- d miss made her apchased lights and decorations in pearance at the LDS Hospital. addition to donating their time She is a granddaughter of Mr. and for this project. Mrs. A. Jay Redd, Monticello. Lerry Hyde, son of Mrs. Nina Hyde, Monticello, has been inducted into the army. He spent The San Juan Record a week here visiting with his MONTICELLO, UTAH mother and was then sent from Friday, December 16, 1960 Salt Lake City to his assignment Page Two which is as yet unknown to his Personal Mention son-in-la- GOING OUT OF TOWN FOR better stop by and let us service your car for the trip. Don't get caught on the road with a "stalled" car. If so, SERVICE Monticello, N v Mayo busin-.s- s ff CHRISTMAS? PAULS Utah r v Mexican Hat News Curtis Jones is home from his appendicitis operation, and appears to be as good physically as before. He seems to have good lecuperating power, as proved before in the short time it took for recovery after he got his neck broken. Harrison Oliver and his son, and Brig Stevens and Alford Black, of the T Y Cattle Company, are in from the range to be here till after the holidays. Harrison says they have been on the Elk Mountain to see if any cattle were still there, and they have been distributing the cattle in the lower country, even as far down as Grey Mesa, just this side of He says they have cattle as far as Cottonwaad which empties into the Colorado at By ANITA GRAMES Visitors at the LDS church Sunday were from the Stake High Council. They were Norman and Lee Brant from Monticello. The Square Dance club held a potluck supper Wednesday evening, Dec. 6. Everyone is invited to join the club. Don Neff is home from Colorado State college at Greeley for Christmas vacation. Bill Roberts won the grand prize, a turkey, at bingo Saturday in ' v - The Utah Foundation reports that Utah has the second highest state and local tax burden among the 11 western states, based on of personal income percentage going into such taxes. Utahs percentage is 11.26; Montanas 12.24. Kennecotts check for property taxes to the Salt Lake County Treasurer in 1960 wras for with ondjusf m ' i i 11 ; 1959. I 1 3 7 wn -- - I r- S l&T U - . YOU DON'T NEED BIG MONEY TO BUY A PAIR SHELL MUD & SNOW RECAPS On Your Tires or We Have Them At $3.00 for Blpck and $4.00 for White Wall 750x14 800x14 850x14 670x15 710x15 760x15 800x15 $13.00 $14.00 $15.00 $13.00 $14.00 $15.00 $16.00 GUARANTEED Yes, all our caps have Married . 8 a new tire guarantee years Broderick Tire Service vs MILTON C. NIELSON, : Administrator : with will annexed of the estate of Lloyd Nielson, deceased, : : : size! Ohriofmas-sfoskin- g i ... A First Security & T Defendant ' s NEED for Children a Gift of Thrift 7, $9,833.93 IN THE DISTRICT COURT SAN JUAN COUNTY STATE OF UTAH TRENA N. WIL-- : : LIAMS, s Date of Last Publication Jan. 6, 1961. tax burden S savings account There is no better way to start the lifetime habit ot thrift for any youngor oldster. Open the account in the name of the person you are ster in any amount you wish. We'll help make it growr, adding giving it to good bank interest twice a year. Solve anniversary gift problems, too, by additions to the account. Choice of three accounts; Standard Bank Satings. Twin Automatic Savings. OF S Savings or for Parents a Gift of Convenience ... A First Security checking account A personal account for Mother or Dad is a gift w lth meaning all through the year. It saes tune, trouble and puts the management of funds on a business-lik- e basis. r Plaintiff MW, 16. 1960. Extra gilt suggestions tor a M Iroquois Indians carried mina-tur- e canoes as amulets to keep from drowning. . OF ALICE H. REDD DECEASED. vnil The creditors present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at his residence in Blanding, Utah, on or before the 20th day of April, 1961. Leland W. Redd, Executor. Date of First Publication Dec. ESTATE SNOW TIRES? A rates second Utah Legal Notice . . . DO YOU k. in Ntf Mr. and Mrs. Sterling White and chldren were shopping in Blanding Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hunt and sons, and Red Cunningham went to Cortez Monday combining business with pleasure. Word has been received here of the death of Dale Steerman. Due to an error in last weeks column, Charles Squires name was omitted from the list of men donating labor on the Monument Valley hospital. night. k. compared - ' . . The Charles Squires family were in Cortez over the weekend. Myrtle Davis and Dorothy Lyman were in Blanding Saturday. The Christmas program and Community party will be held at 7 p. m. Wednesday. Dec. 21, in the recreation hall. Everyone is invited to attend. The school children will have a party Grant Jones, son of Curtis Jones before vacation starts. was promoted Sunday evening The Bert Worths and Ken from the Ward Primary, and wras Wagners visited in Cortez recentlformally presented by Primary yThe Cub Scout had their Golden Freeda Guymon to President, Bishop Shumway, who presented Jubilee potluck supper Monday, him to Scout Master, Garth Brad- Dec. 12. Each Cub Scout receivford, who initiated him into his ed a Golden Jubilee Badge. Den troop. Along with this promotion mothers Mrs. Ruth Partin and he is to become a deacon next Anna Pehrson, Cub Master, Melvin Tso, Den chief, Lyle Leinigar, Sunday. The Blue Mountain, clothed in mothers Mrs. Ruth Partin and gleaming white from base to sum- ed a golden Jubilee Badge. Den mit, is a glorious thing to see, also received a Golden Jubilee and an assuring promise of next patch. Kaye Wagner had the cast reseason. As correspondents from Bland- moved from her foot last Sunday ing, we want it clearly understood at the Mission. Guests at the Dutch Kahlers that we are not in tune with any sour notes emanating from here over the weekend were Mr. and about pressure groups and unfair Mrs. Alton Boyd of Monticello. Maxine Leinigar is in the hosmethods of the people in Monticello to rob the people of Bland- pital in Salt Lake City. The children will attend school there until ing. They do not represent the she is able to come home. general feelings of the people Betty Rhodes went to Grand here. If sour notes emanate from Junction Friday during the snow to not are Monticello, we going storm to pick up her mother, Mrs. jump to the conclusion that it is Mabel Helmer from Denver. from the general sentiment there. Best washes for a long and We have known Monticello since to the newlybefore the first log cabin was happy marriage Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crouweds, is no built there, and one person ch, who are living in house 29. going to upset the respect and confidence which has built up in our hearts all these 73 years. We are reminded of a time when Henry Ward Beecher was addressing a huge audience, and upholding a certain principal of AmeriI decanism, and he declared: clare that the voice of this people is always for this policy. A fellow shouted from the gallery, I say it it not! Beecher answered, I didnt say the voice of one fool, I said the voice of the people. $6,212,-736.6- N . Civil No. Two checking plans; REGULAR or CHECKWAY. Name and address printcdon every check free. 1977 : f ff i : : : NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an order of sale on Foreclosure of Mortgage issued ;n this matter on the 16th day of November, all of the Defendants right, title and interest in and to the following described property, to-w- it: (! UNIVERSAL JEEP ' FORWARD If youve got to get through, only Jeep CONTROL JEEP FC-15- 0 drive double traction action will do. Bulls through, even in blizzards. Quickly clears snowbound driveways, lots, service areas, with snowplow attachment. Lot No. 1, Block 12, Plat A, Bluff Townsite Survey, including the business known and Rocks Twin as designated Store including a dwelling and beer parlor together with all equipment, inventory and furniture included therein and inwater one domestic cluding right and all irrigation water rights appurtenant to said land, will be sold at a Sheriffs Sale to be held at the East entrance of the San Juan County Courthouse in Monticello, Utah on Wednesday, December 28, 1960, at 2:00 ariety of coin savings banks are also available for children's g:fts. A 4$ g f ( . P. M. .VEHICLES BY WILLYS MOTORS... ONE OF THE GROWING KAISER INDUSTRIES Come in for a demonstration REDD'S Monticello, Utah Terms of sale: Cash. DATED this 29th day of November, 1960. s Max King Max King, Sheriff San Juan County, Utah s F. Bennion Redd F. Bennion Redd, Monticello, Utah Attorney for Plaintiff First published Dec. 2, 1960 Last published Dec. 16, I960 FIRST SECURITY BANK First Security Bonk of Idaho, N.A. Firs! 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