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Show The San Juan Record THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF SAN JUAN. COUNTY. UTAH Published Every Thursday at Moniicello, Utah Entered at the Pust Office at Moniicello, Utah, as second class matter under the Act of Congress of March 3. 1879. BIRL J. BREWINGTON. Editor and Publisher MRS. CORNELIA PERKINS. News Writer. Phone 27R2. Moniicello MEMBER OF UTAH PRESS ASSOCIATION ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Subscription Rates in San Juan and Adjoining Counties One Year $3.00 $1.75 Six Months Subscription Rates Elsewhere One Year Six Months $3.50 $2.00 PRICE 10 CENTS PER COPY this are than on the north slopes, Deer and this accounts for some of the lighter use of the range. Study Trip it appeared that the However, A deer winter range study summer may be the limrange trip of the Elk Ridge and Blue iting seasonal range on the south Mountain deer herds was made side as so much winter range is during the week of Mar. 1 to 5. available to the deer. The State Game and Fish DeThe plants used by deer on partment was represented by Deer and the Hydeout Cecil and Virgil Draney Jones; countryFlatshowed from moderate B.L.M. the by Robert C. Krumm; to heavy use and there seemed the Monticello Sportsmen by to be plenty of deer in this area. Perkins and Dale Pehrson; All deer appeared to be winterFish and Wildlife Service by Garlen Douglas: Blandmg Sports ing in good condition and it apmen by John Helquist; and the pears that it will be desirable Forest Service by Julian Thom- to promote a program which will permit the sale of some special as. in this area again this Trips were made through In- permits it is definitely dian Creek, Harts Draw, North year. However, fewer that agreed considerably Cottonwood, Comb Wash, Texas special permits will ne needed Flat, Deer Flat and the Hydeout and recommended this year than country. Winter range conditions we had in 1953. No definite proon the north side of the mounwill be proposed or workin Harts Draw, tain Indian gram ed out until are held Creek, Shay Mesa, and North in connection meetings local with the Cottonwood were heavily livestock, farm and much of the sage in sportsmen, groups. It is demost ports is dead from past other interested felt much progress has finitely heavy use and present use is been made in improved managea live sage in keeping the very ment of the deer herd and conPinion-Junipdepleted condition. siderable credit is due the local ' stands, which generally people and groups in their supfeed has supplies emergency been rather heavily used. It is port of constructive programs. Julian R. Thomas felt that the herd, with the posForest Ranger sible exception of Shay Mesa has been reduced but there is still more deer than there is Last year, four common facforage and range to support tors wer evident in Utahs 184 them. fatal accident. According to the The Texas Flat and Comb Utah Motor Club, they were Wash areas were a direct con- speeding, driving on the wrong trast to the north part, as sage side of the road, drinking and and pinion-junipplants were running off the road. Correct showing distinct recover. Pres- these common factors in your ent use seemed to be about own driving in 1954. Do your proper. There appeared to be share in reducing Utahs traffic lots of deer in these areas but toll. not more than the country could Get your Hallmark Greeting Much more winter support. tf range is available to the deer in Cards at the Press office. Winter Range EXCHANGE WEDDING VOWS At the Community Church, Thursday, 6:30 p. m. Vanita Ruth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E, L. Ilarral exchanged wedding vows with Reed Vernon Hunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elias with Rev. Hunt, Greenriver, Wm. E. Yates officiating in the double ring ceremony. The bridegroom, his best man Leland Swanson and the Reverend waited at the alter as the bride gowned in a white creation of french lace over satm with finger tip veil fitted to the head with a circlet of and pink rosebuds, came up the aisle on the arm of her father. She carried a white Bible and red and white carnations. Preceding them in the wedding march were the flower girl five year old Patricia, sister of lilies-of-the-val-l- ey er WEDOEivooD brings YOU THESE PREMIUM O. Davis. Archer left Thursday morning for her home in Oakland, Calif. Little Lois Carhart spent the night with Deanna Davis. re- turned from Denver Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Carhart, Mr. and Mrs. J. Carhart were luncheon guests of the M. O. Davis. " Mr. and Mrs. Line Perkins and children called on the M. O. P. E. Carhart, R. O. Carhart, J. A. Carharts and daughter, M. O. Davis and children were guests of Dr. and - Mrs. Swiuaan of Grand Junc- tion at their mining camp in Dry Valley. Others in the party were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Danials Sr. and twb small sons and Mrs. Hubard. Every one enjoyed a picnic lunch. Reed Vernon Hunt the bride, carrying sweet peas and the maid: of honor, Sylvia Pnpska, dressed in aqua blue with a corsage of yellow roses. Barbara Biglow, Greenriver, niece of the groom, played the wedding march and Arel Hunt, Greenriver, brother of the groom When Your Hair Has sang, Turned to Silver. Other relatives of the groom who were present from Greenriver were his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Elias Hunt; his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lavon Biglow, and sister-in-law Mrs. Ferris Hunt. the Immediately following wedding, a reception was held in the church recreation hall Receiving the guests, who came to offer congratulations, were the parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ilarral, and the bride and groom. A hundred people called and were served after viewing the many and useful and beautiful gifts that were displayed on a table in .the center of the room running almost the full length the hall. Veterans News an Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Carhart Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Education Regular Session I Mrs. Fay Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stringer called on the and daughter Point Sunday. of FEATURES Mr. J. Carhart and her mother Mrs. Archer, Mrs. Cindy Carhart were luncheon guests of Mrs. M. Guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Carhart were R. O. Carharts, Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Davis, Mrs. Fay Archer. The evening was spent playing Tripoly. over-graze- d, er Mr. and Mrs. Ross Carhart called on the Elmer Gilbreths. Davis. De-m- ar to leave THE SAN JUAN RECORD 2 request was approved, March 17 Thursday, Mar. 18, 1334. Pags Wednesday morning, 21st. and return Sunday the At present, there is only , one for Recently 50 folding chairs veteran of the Civil 'War school living the Monticello elementary on the rolls, but dependents of in use have been purchased for deceased Civil War Vettheir auditorium, also darkening 7,729 erans were on the rolls at the The Board of Education, San shades for the Monticello High and folding steel end of the war. Juan County School District met Gymnasium to a dependfor the stairs leading to The last payment1812 in regular session, Tuesday, Mar. gates was made of War of the ent room. purchas They the dressing 2. A delegation of teachers, con- i Mon-- I were there but in VA 1946, for the a new ed by duplicator sisting of Kenneth Maughn, Dar ticello 12 deceased of the still and school dependents high le Rowley, Albert Bailey and veterans of this war on the rolls Kenneth McDonald representing B landing elementary school at the years end. the San Juan Teachers AssociaLiving veterans of other wars tion, met with the Board regardon the compensation and pension ing the special fund distribution rolls last June 30 include: Inand also to discuss teachers saldian wars, 278; Spamsh-Ameri-cary schedule for the commg VETERAN COMPENSATION War, 72,447; World War One Cedar Point News Board of Some of the rough spots were smoothed out of our roads by the road grader. school board members and Mrs. Adams visited our school Monday. The year. The Board anticipates receiving approximately $7,000 out of the extra appropriation voted by the special legislature. Out of the $7,000 appropriation, the actual expenses placed on the school board under the provision of the new laws, amount to almost $3600 This includes the 3 hi employers share to tae Utah School employees retirement association, also includes an additional expense for the school-boar- d in having to pay its share for the assessing and collecting of taxes. The 3 to the Utah Employees association will come to $2300. Their share of the cost of assessing and collecting of taxes will amount to approximately 1300. The School Board voted to distribute the balance of the $7,000 to the school employees on share and share alike basis, which will amount to approximately $70 per person, based on full time basis. On the salary schedule a committee of teachers will meet with superintendent Black to work out proposed salaries to be represented at the next school board meeting. In the past there has been no policy on funerals and at this time a policy was adopted that unless school employees or pupils are involved, schools will not be dismissed. Members of the immediate family and close relatives will be excused from h- -t OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS FOR 1953 Proof that the costs of war remain with us long after the shooting ceases is contained in the annual report of the Administrator of Veterans Affairs to Congress. The report, just released, covers the activities of the Veterans Administration for fiscal year 1953, from July 1, 1952 through June 30. 1953. The report showed that 2,505,-83- 4 living veterans were on VAs compensation and pension rolls at the end of the fiscal year and that VA had paid and in compensation durveterans to living pension ing the year. In addition, VA had paid to dependents of $608,081,036 The Gad Flies Home Demonstration Club will meet Monday Mar. 22, 2 p. m. at the home of school. Mrs. M. Semadeni. Some time was taken discussing reemployment of teachers for We heard from Charles the next school year. No action who is serving with the was taken adopting a salary Navy. Says he is studying hard. schedule or offering contracts, The school board approved the Mrs. Semadeni returned from absence of and supera weeks visit with her daughter intendents principals to attend conference and grand children, Margaret of school administrators to be Fury of Clovis, N. M. held in Salt Lake on March 25 and 26th. The Board decided to make an Mr. and 'Mrs, Joseph Adams received ,the announcement of inspection trip of the various an eight pound grandson, bom schools in the District, the first to their daughter Joyce, (Mrs. day to be spent in Blanding and Gerald Martin) Salt Lake City, Bluff, March 8th. Dorothy Ad-aelementary school supervisor Monday, Mar. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Adams left Friday for Salt Lake and Superintendent Black went City where Mrs. Adams will with the Board on their inspecstay to welcome the baby and tion trip. A trip will be made to its mother when they return East Monticello and LaSal on March 15th. from the hospital. The Board reviewed the appliMrs. Donald Adams rode to Salt Lake City wth them and cation of the American Probflew to Idaho for a short visit lems Class of the Monticello high with her sister, Mrs. Margaret school for an education trip to Sharp. Mrs. Donald and Joe Ad- Salt Lake City and vicinity. The ams returned home Sunday. $1,768,-225,4- three-quarte- UTAH Evening Shows start at '7:33 Friday and Saturday 19 and 20 The Farmer Takes A Wife de- Betty Grable Technicolor Matinee Friday 5:00 p. m. Sunday and Monday March 21 and 22 Thunder inihe East Alan Ladd Deborah Kerr MRS. HOUGHTON TeL Day 53R2 66R2-N- ile Agent For Wednesday and Thursday March 24 and 35 Get Aboard The Band Wagon Wilber Floral Co. 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