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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday March 15, 1989 - Page 14 T7 s Jeep trip on tap to scenic Arch Canyon day. Participants have the option of camping out in the canyon or returning to Blanding nightly. Guides, vehicle repair, sanitation and emergency facilities, and entertainment are provided. The San Juan County Development Board and three other groups have organized a three-da- y jeep trip into Arch Canyon, one of Southeastern Utahs most scenic and historic places. The 1st Annual Arch Canyon Jeep Jamboree takes place from Friday, March 31, through Sunday, April 2, 1989. Check-iis on Thursday, March 30, in Blanding. The trip is limited to Park visitors n 100 Jeep-bran- d vehicles, manu- factured by the Jeep Eagle Corporation. Jeep is a division of the Chrysler Corporation, one of the sponsors of the trip. The jamboree, says the San Juan County Development Boards Peggy Humphreys, is a opportunity for drive enthusiasts. The trail is a real challenge and the scenery is fantastic, she says. The canyon has steep, red rock walls and some Anasazi Indian cliff dwellings and granaries that are over 800 years old. A Bureau of Land great Cougar Weightlifting Club, Monument Valley High School, state champions. Courtesy photo four-whe- el well-preserve- d Cougar weightlifters dominate state meet The Cougar Weightlifting Club from Monument Valley High School dominated the 1989 Utah State Weightlifting championships held on March in Salt Lake City. The Cougars brought home 9 individual state championships along with 3 seconds and 3 thirds to dominate the team scoring. Cougars who captured 4 state titles in the Junior Division are; Bryon Fatt 60kg class, Vem Collins 82.5kg class, and Aurelia Maze in the womens 60kg class. Jarvis Redhouse placed 3rd in the 75kg class. In the Teen Division Randy age of weight lifted in proportion to their bodyweight. Other Cougars who competed and set many personal records include Odell Betsui, Sloan, Jeff Atene, Donald Mose, Ralph Luna, and Elroy Charles captured state titles in the 52, 56 60, 67.5 and 100kg classes respectively. Charles Burand, Brent Denny, and Roy Atene all placed second, with Charlston Charles and Jimmy Charley taking thirds. In the Senior Division Coach Ollie Whaley placed first in the 90kg class. Bryon Fatt, Jeff Atene, and Coach Whaley all Sean Fatt, Cameron Fatt, Nathan Roberts, Eric Yellow-man- , Raynard Frank, Chris consists of two lifts, the Snatch and the Clean and Jerk. The meet was sanctioned by the United States Weightlifting Federation and sponsored by Bigger, Faster, Stronger of Salt Lake City. Competition was open to all Utah residents holding current USWF cards. The Cougars are now preparing for the Utah Summer awards based on the percent- - Games. DashMal.. pre-c- ut February 1988. Arches National Park had 5,683 visitors in February, compared with 6,674 last year a 15 percent decrease. Overnight stays at the park were down 12 percent this February when compared with the same month last year. office Bone Inlet Ward off Singing voice In 40 42 44 46 Sweet potato Uncooked Monticello 587-221- Blandifig 678-324- 8 FIRST WESTERN NATIONAL BANE! banking, PEOPLE still make the difference. 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Your signature is needed The income tax filing season is upon us and again we are given another opportunity to participate in the political process without decreasing our refund or increasing our tax. All you need to do is check Section 3 of the Utah income tax form. This simply means that one doUar of Utah tax collections will be contributed Management archaeologist The 1,507 visitors to Canyon-land- s National Park in February was a decrease of 20 percent when compared with the 1,889 visitors in February of 1988. Overnight visitors at the park decreased 69 percent from a year ago, 191 compared to 613. Visitors at Natural Bridges 63 V Ones profession Damp Article Agave plant Untidy Real estate map Danish island Night birds Consume Be ill Extinct flightless bird Pigpen Parent: colloq. mV.'. |
