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Show HIE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday April 13, 1988 - Page 11 Birthday Bargains at Bianding Metre Betty Crocker Diet, regular Hamburger Helper all floras9! 9 12 oz cans Coke and Sprite 1 99 Sun Dry Detergent 125 os $299 Jeeps the length of Main Street depart Blanding as jamboree leaves for Hole - in - the - Rock Trail. Tom Austin photo Jeep Jamboree: a test of driver and vehicle Hole-in-the-Ro- ck by Tom Austin They pulled out at 8 a.m. on Friday, April 8 50 Jeeps and over 100 people. In each Jeep sat a driver anxious to test his or her skills and vehicle on a century-olpioneer trail. Sponsored by Jeep, The Searchers of Cortez, and the San Juan d County Economic Development Council, thfe first Jeep Jamboree was on its way. Coming from 10 states, participants registered during the day on April 7. That evening, they ate Navajo tacos prepared by the Nations of the Four Camp was set up at the begin-inof the wagon dugway at the g bottom of Grey Mesa. Second night out was spent at Lake Canyon where the Connally Sisters of Cortez provided music and entertainment. The Lions clubs of Blanding and Monticello did the cooking at both campsites. Channel 5 television of Salt Lake City sent a vehicle with the group to provide on the scene footage of the trip. To cope with vehicle failure, Jeep Jamboree brought a wrecker, a Jeep mechanic, and spare parts. One of the requirements for participating was a Jeep. Hole-in-the-Ro- ck Western Family Comers and watched Indian dancers at Edge of the Cedars Museum in Blanding. Side trips on the first day out included Escalante Cave. Blanding Elementary hosts puppeteer Students at Blanding Elementary School will create their own puppet theater production under the guidance of puppeteer Audrey Hagen during a cooperative effort between the school and the Utah Arts Council. The Council, a state agency, provides partial fee support for the residency residency. The puppeteer will teach students how to make puppets, how to write dialogue for a puppet program and perform the program for others. Her and gaol is to build classroom. four-wee- k self-estee- WF all flavors Instant Breakfasts 7.92 Raisins Soft Batch Cookies Mer oz 6 personal satisfaction in her students through the creative arts she teaches. The two-paresidency, April 9 and May is a m pkg 9 129 2 lb Champion 9 1" 16 oz $12S ll oz 9 179 300 ct $125 m rt 11-2- 16-2- 0, Frito Lay Doritos Sandwich Bags wf AEROBIC ACTION CLASSES BEGIlirilTlG APRIL 11 Western Family Pure Vanilla Extract 2 Windshied Washing Solvent .. oz Classes meet .gal $125 Faucet Queen $199 Toilet Bowl Plungers i MKKANTDU So AHS FRIENDLY SHOPPING CENTER ties . No sales to dealers. Sale prices limited to stock on hand. V v Jeroldene Bayles, instructor 91 19 through its Arts In Education Program, which helps bring professional artists into the Hagen has been teaching and presenting puppetry programs in Utah schools for several years now. She is a member of the Utah Puppetry Guild and the Puppeteers of America and in 1985 she participated in the International Puppet Festival at Claremont, California. As part of the Councils Arts in Education Program, a teacher education component is built into Hagens residencies. Hagen will conduct workshops with the schools faculty, showing them how to teach creative dramatics to children. in-servi- ce MON, WED, THURS Dr. Dennis A. Blackburn, D.P.M. Foot specialist for infants, children, adults will be at the Blanding Clinic Fri, April 15 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call (801) for appointment from 7 to 8 pm Headstart N 400 West Bldg, 358 at UNDC Center, Blanding Blanding $25 session Motherdaughter or couple combo By the class Nine-wee- k $40 $1.50 678-225- 4 ANY QUESTIONS? Call Jeroldene at Faith of God Assembly 406 W. 678-243- 4 Sunday School Morning Worship Evening Praise Service Thursday Bible Study 678-23- 51 9:45 10:45 6:00 7:00 a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. matt and you forgat mo, you havo lott nothing; But if you moot Joouo Christ A forgat Him, you havo loot everything H wo Larry Moore, Pastor c967 F |
