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Show r I Tips from the Hat Peggy Lyman' Mrs. Charles ' Harrison, and Mrs. Bruce Shui mile round trip to dinner, and was way. Sharon Turner conducted worth every mile of it, it the meeting and Myrtle Davis Rita Bartell served a patio dim-mer to the Bi lingual and O. LJP, gave the lesson. Refreshment were served. teachers of the district at her To put last week's record home in Monticello. How can. so much energy be bottled up straight (a slight error in type William Vorih, from in someone so small? She, Dr visited Denver, us, his parent; and Maughan, Lynn Lee, Ray not'the Pehrsonsv Anna's Brown were at a school meetbrother Frands visited the Persing in Mexican Hat until after ons. The complete address of one Monday and still served a delicious dinner to a large grdup Eugene JLsi Elder Jack Eugene Pehrson - co Johansson at 6 p. m. that evening. Lynn Lee advised us to come hungry Laglandsgaten 9C because Mrs. Bartell was quitq 65341 Karlstad - Sweden Lucille Shippler from La Sa a cook I couldn't agree with was in town over the weekend him more. The Pehrsons had a busy we elk-e- The Knight's guests, Tom's brother and family from Showi Kenneth graduated fro ml San Juan High School Friday Low, Ariz. , went home Thurs A field day is scheduled for night. Overnight guests at thejr home were Betty Hooker and Tuesday, May 26 on the school Barbara Bivins who had drivenl grounds at Mexican Hat Eledown for the occasion. They mentary. Events are planned for drove back to Provo Saturday everyone, and mutton stew and fry bread are on the menu morning taking Anna with thefti lunch. for It should be a good to visit Joyce. The therapist nd-ufor ro p the school year. says that Joyce is doing fine, but Anna didn't get to see hovf she walks she only walks on The 5an Juan Record, week days. Monticello, Utah , The Relief Society meeting Thursday, May 28, 1970 May 20 was honored with stak Page Ten Mrs. visitors from Blanding Just arrived home from a 15Q nd. - Visitor rescued after night on mountain The San Juan County Sheriff Patrol was called out by Deputy Sheriff Ralph Stanard in search of a missing lady the evening of May 19. The lady was found about two hours after the search began by Patrol Commander Max Black and Deputy Stanard. She was in good condition but cold and weary after a fifteen mile hike through the snow drifts over the mountain road between Blanding and Monticdb. Mr, and Mrs. George Goble from New Jersey were on a sight seeing trip when their car became stuck in the mud. They stayed with the car all night, then about 7 a. m. Mrs. Goble started to walk for help. She said that on her map, it looked as if the Blue Mountain Ski Lodge was the closest place to get help. She stayed on the road and kept walking until almost dark when she decided :o spend the night. She was sitting on a log when the men found her. Mrs. Goble said she Was really afraid to answer Ivhen she first heard them call to her because she had been LET US ? seeing "houses on the trees" earlier and she thought the men might be a mirage. A passing motorist pulled the car out of the mud and Mr. Goble notified authorities about 5:30 p. m. of his wife's walk for help. Since Sheriff Rusty Musselman was out of town on business, Deputy Stanard called out the Patrol and the search was over by 7:30 p. m. Men were dispatched from both ends of the mountain road and Mr. Goble went with the group from Blanding. He was with Deputy John Dufur and heard the report on the rescue radio. The new radio equipment in the Sheriff's office and the patrol units was a big factor in coordinating the efforts. Sheriff Musselman has asked to thank all members of the Sheriff's Patrol for their re- APPOINTED TORUN WATER UPHILL... ' . Interested? Well, all information, cause adjacent water could not be installation costs utilized economically. Now, thanks to low cost natural gas, costs water does flow uphill, bringing to life arid lands, bringing health . . . wealth . . , and new vitality to the economy of the area . . . Large service is available through your UTAH GAS SERVICE COMPANY. Natural gas ... a gift of nature . . . and a challenge to driven by motors converted to run on natural gas . . . Perpetual low cost mans ingenuity to find new ways capacity pumps , operation from a constant uninterrupted low cost fuel source, For centuries acres of good land has lain idle . . . unproductive . . . useless to the needs of man be- . . . Col. UGASCO says: Take the famine out of farmin by making good use of natural . . . . . . operating water flow capacities . . . plus experienced field engineering to fully utilize this constant companion to our progressive Order natural gas service today from your gas service. UTAH GAS SERVICE COMPANY The Utah Division of Fish and Game recently appointed Lloyd Stevens supervisor of the Southeastern Region. Mr. Stevens replaced Vergil Draney who passed away. Lloyd Stevens was first employed by the Division in 1949. He served as a warden in Emery County until 1953 when he was transferred to Vernal as Game Manager. Mr. Stevens moved to Salt Lake City office in 1958 as Supervisor of Lands in 1963, he became Assistant Chief of Field Services. The Southeastern Region, with offices in Price Utah, includes the following counties: Carbon, Emery, Grand and San Juan. Also included in the Region are parts of Duchesne Garfield, Sanpete, Sevier, Wayne, and Utah comities. (L For All Your QUALITY PRINTING Needs Call or Visit THE SAN JUAN RECORD 587-227- 7 Fishing from boats, rafts, or other floating devices with or without motors is permitted on all waters of the State except the following: DAGGETT COUNTY- - On the Green River from Flaming Gorge Dam downstream to its confluence with Red Creek, motors are prohibited. JUAB COUNTY: Burriston Ponds. KANE COUNTY: Duck Creek' Spring Lake, Mirror- - Aspen Lake. SAN JUAN COUNTY: Foy Monticello Lake, Bland- Lake, ing Reservior 3. UTAH COUNTY: Pavson Lake and Spring Lake. Boat fishermen should also observe local regulations and any posted areas on other waters of the State. DELAYED OPENINGS ON SOMF. WATERS June 6 marks the opening date of the fishing on most waters of the State, but some waters remain closed to fishing until July 1. According to th.e 1970 fishing proclaimation, the following waters are closed to angling until July 1: Strawberry River from Willow Creek downstream to its confluence with Red Creek, West Fork drainage of Duchesne County from highway 40 to its source, Redmond Lake, Crouse Reservior in Uintah County, Current Creek drainage and all tributaries to Strawberry Reservior. Mr. and Jrirs. Dave Murdock, Blanding, girl, May 21 Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Smith Blanding, boy, May 20 Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hutchins, Blanding, boy, May 24 Mr. and Mrs, Robert Jones, Blanding, boy, May 25 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roper, Blanding, boy, May 25 rir. and Mrs. Walter Bailey, Monticello, girl, May 25. BONUS FISH Creel and posession limit for trout in Utah is eight, provided that not more than two lake trout are taken. In addition to the eight fish taken, a bonus of six cutthroat or Brook trout can be taken in Duchesne, Uintah, Summit, and Daggett counties except from Flaming Gorge Reservior and the Green River. Bonus Fish may be taken from Red Creek, West Fork of the Duchesne River, Current Creek, and Timber Canyon Creek in Wasatch County. Serving Eastern Utah with Natural Gas Juan Record The San scue work. RFr.Tr.NAT, SUPERVISOR GIVES YOU THE ' Bonus Fish are not allowed . this year in Garfield or Wayne counties. BOATS PROHTBTTFD SOME WATERS ni (Atep ahead with wmner June 22 to August 15 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH A full quarter of course offerings for entering freshmen. Write to: Summer School 305-Park Building University of Utah Salt Lake City, Utah 84112 A i v rf s 8 , |
