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Show SIZE SBUTiySElVOSIHi. 'O Yrl- - boieati LOOK OVER OUR WIDE SELECTION OF SUMMER SPECIALS! All with one year Guaranteed Warranty 62 Buick $2095 60 Chevrolet Special, Sedan, R&H A.T., 12,000 actual miles. 59 Pontiac $1395 Station Wagon, A. T., R&H, real nice, low mileage. 59 Chevrolet AT 58 Chevrolet Bel V-- HT Sedan, Impala R&H, AT, Big Engine, PS PB 4-- 59 Chevrolet Station Wagon, $1295 V-- Std. R&H. trans., $1095 59 Chevrolet $1195 Sedan, R& Biscayne H, $1595 Bel Air, R&H sedan, AT, 4-- $995 57 Buick Air, sedan, big AT, R&H 4-- $795 Sedan Super, H.T., R & H., Auto Trans. r. of the mixed Winners Scotch foursome held last Friday night were Helen Wight and Milt Nielson, first; Maxine Christensen and DeMar Perkins, second, Velma Askew and Jim Wight, third. Meeting of the Womens Golf Assn, was held Wednesday morning. Winners of balls for the round of golf played were Mernice Odette, Helen Parry, and Erma Leavitt. Women who plan to attend the Durango Womens Invitational Aug. 7 are Arah Corbin, Erma Leavitt, Opal Jones, Maxine Helen Christensen, Wight and Velma Askew. Reservation fees should be paid at the local golf shop as soon as possible. A stag Scotch foursome will A WRONG TURN somewhere along the line cost Sheriffs Jeep Patrol Commandbe held tomorrow, Friday er Paul Strong a stalled Jeep in this lake-typ- e puddle on the obstacle course at the night. All men are asked to be ready to tee off at 5 p.m. Jeep Road-e- o last Wednesday. Amid crys of Abandon ship, Paul, and his wife 55 Olds Super 88 Sedan, H., AT '& Mont-icell- $1045 49 Chevrolet Ton 1 H, 58 Chevrolet Anyone noticing smoke on o, $195 cab and chassis WELCOME TO - JEEP OLDSMOBILE MONTICELLO r pstefc A boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cole of Monticello, July 23. A girl bom to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cowboy of Montezuma Creek, July 26. A boy bora to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mangum of Blanding, July 27. A girl bom to Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Madden of Blanding. July 30. To Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Blanding, a daughter bora July 31. Mus-selma- n, SPECIALS FRIDAY & SATURDAY Bowling Leagues Eager Electric emerged winner and were presented a trophy in the Hits and Mrs. league which ended Monday night after 14 weeks play. Individuals who received trophies were Dale Maughan, high game; Una Black, high game; Steve Eager, high series; and Marilyn Wagner, high series. August 2 & 3 R LESS MONEY SIGMANS FUILY COOKED HAMS ,')! Smokey Says: 1 'y- V- nr . ' . SEEDLESS GRAPES 14 PEACHES SHANK HALF Do part- - save America's forests from fire! your 49c Lb 57c BUTT HALF u, SECURE YOUR SECURITY CENTER SLICES WITH U.S. SAVINGS franks PLUMS Lb 98c 2 LBS 49c BONDS ALL Meats USDA Choice Beef Only THE BEST IN THE WEST DON'T SETTLE FOR LESS MONTICELLO .UTAH FRUIT DRINKS SHRIMP Libby s 6 oz. w s". vMtfl V; the mountain should immediately report the matter to the REDD - BUICK - tr?; THE ANNUAL PRINTING of the San Juan County Fair book was completed this week at The Record. Record printer Glen Jones is here shown with the new Record press which enabled expeditious processing of the book. The new press allows printing a larger image than possible with former equipment. Books will go in the mail to all boxholders within the county the first of next week. Record Photo Ton CHEVROLET t i v $895 53 Ford Ton. f s, 4 THE FIZZLE FAMILY USED TRUCKS 94 Ton, - local Forest Service Golda, remained aboard and were rescued from the water with no more than a The value of a hay crop can drowned ignition system. The Road-ein held a northwest of gravel pit be increased 10 to 15 $495 Many other good used cars by was part of the Monticello Pioneer Day celebration and was sponsored by using a conditioner, according 4 dr., R and pickups. to an HolNew in article the See them on onr lot the Jeep Patrol. Record Photo land Grassland News. o, 59 Chevrolet i 2 CHEESE office. The San Juan Record Monticello, Utah Thursday, Aug. 1, 1963 Page Eight |
