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Show Stockmen elect happenings from the Dlanding area Ikm IkHM By The biggest news in Bindbeautiful ing this week is the snow storm which was so badly needed. Even if no more than this falls, it will relieve the water situation a bit. Most lawns and shrubs were dying for lack of moisture. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Massey and children have been visiting )nim with Mrs. Masseys parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aro Brown, in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Justin Black are In Murray for two weeks where they are caring for the family of their daughter, Mrs. Grace Krebs, who has been In the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Thomas and children flew to Monte- - zuma Creek Sunday to have dinner with the Lee Wiles family. Mr. and Mrs. V. O. Haney, Logan, came Saturday to see their new grandson and to visit with their daughter and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Barton. Mr. Harvey returned home and Mrs. Harvey stayed for a two weeks visit. son-in-la- SPECIALS 1962 Chev $1695 2L $2745 57 Mercury sedan. Ra- 1962 Olds Super 88, dio and heater, automatic transmission, air conditpower steering, ioning, 'power brakes. r. $495 Hardtop Coupe, radio and heater, automatic transmission. 55 Chevrolet TRUCKS V-- Sedan, r. Automatic transmission, radio and heater. 1960 Chev 54 Chevrolet $350 Sedan, and heater. 57 Chevrolet 57 Chevrolet $1595 Canyonlands radio 55 Jeep NOW 56 Chevrolet Aviation ra- $1595 ts $395 53 GMC Ton Pickup AIRCRAFT RENTAL WAS $1095. - one year - FLIGHT INSTRUCTIONS Gucrcnteed Warranty - BUICK AUDIO-VISUA- L GROUND SCHOOL OLDSMOBILE t II II IS II - ! 0-- l( - IK -i 1 Richard - JEEP r1 0 f L. Smith -- hi - jmmmmi Hi tr down of the Lake Powell waters behind the Glen Canyon Dam is currently anticipated, according to the Utah Fish and Game Department. The department said this assurance came from the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation offices in Salt Lake City. The Fish and Game Department had been concerned about the earlier report because of the adverse effects upon fish and habitat in the lake if drawn Monticello, Utah Thursday, March 5, 1964 Page Eight Monticello, Utah t- - draw- The San Juan Record 587-273- 4 l M Chamber hears Jeep commander on Lake Powell draw-dow- n CHARTER FLIGHTS eous report, no extreme WELCOME TO MONTICELLO U . Winners in the singles, doubles and all events categories of the first annual Monticello City Bowling Association Tournament held Feb. 22 and 23 at Park Lanes are shown here with their trophies. A1 Martinez and John Mitchell, back tow, won the double events with a score of 1,295. Ken Bailey, front left, won the trophy and Ray Jones, right front, won the singles with a 709 series score. Photo courtesy Hansen Photos. SCENIC FLIGHTS DD A! 1 No SANDERSON 0 w Contrary to a recent erron- $795 drive, good tires, free wheeling hubs, radio and heater. automatic CHEVROLET '.;3 Photos. long wheel base, V-transmission, rear axle, 20 ft long cattle rack. 6 cyl., transmission. Used Cars ft The Winning team in the first annual Monticello City Bowling Association Tournament held on Feb. 22 and 23 at Park Lanes was this quintet sponsored by Western Mine Supply Co. Team members are, back tow from left, Bob Fellmeth, Charles Butcher and Milt. Nielson; front row, Lynn Adams and Ken Bailey. This team bowled a 2,998 winning series. Photo courtesy Hansen rear axle, transmission, platform body. Excellent condition throughout $495 Suburban, 6 cylinders, dio and heater, Sedan, radio heater, Q 8 55 Chevrolet $595 Bel Air, and STATION WAGONS $695 V-- M Im going out of my mind and my mind is glad Im r. 58 Ford il $1595 62 Ford Sedan, radio and heater, automatic transmission. $1475 seImpaia, hardtop, dan, radio and heater, automatic transmission. Was $1595. r r. 1 Ton, Sedan, raBel Air, dio and heater, automatic transmission. $1745 BelAlr V transmission. Excellent condition. $495 r. 61' Chev Wyman Redd, Monticello, was elected as president of the San Juan Stockmens Association at the annual association meeting Friday in Monticello. DeVere Halls was elected vice president and James Crowley was renamed secretary and treasurer. GUESTS At the meeting held Friday afternoon in the court house, guest speakers included officers from the state cattle and sheep organizations. Among those in attendance were Bry-anStringham, president of the Utah Woolgrowers Association; Stan Burgess, president of the Utah Cattlemens Association; Sherm Harmer, secretary and manager of the cattle association; V. Cummings, vice president of the woolgrowers group; and D. L. Taylor, Moab, area director for the cattle group. BLANDING BANQUET Following the business session in Monticello Friday, the association members held their annual banquet in Blanding with 120 persons in attendance. d sedan, radio and heater, automatic transmission, heavy duty new white throughout, wall tires. We have two of these. Formerly San Juan Co. Sheriff Dept. cars. Good condition. Completely reconditioned. Look and run like new. Priced $200 below average market price. HOT new officers wwww f , to a low level. NOT MUCH LOWER Although the , BUR spokesmen said more water is pre- sently being released at the dam, they do not anticipate the lake will be substantially lowered prior to the inflow of spring runoff. It was further noted that the lake is expected to be maintained at about the same high water mark as last year. FISH GOOD The F&G group said fish planted as fingerlings last spring have grown exceptionally well with trout now being taken up to 18 inches in length and large mouth bass in the pound and a half category. Lake Powell is open to year-roun- d fishing. Evan Pehrson, commander of the San Juan County Sheriffs Jeep Patrol, was guest speaker at the regular meeting of the Monticello Chamber of Commerce held Tuesday noon at the Avalon Cafe. Commander Pehrson outlined the organization and purpose of the patrol and the missions which have been accomplished since it was started in 1961. He emphasized the purely voluntary role of the patrol in assisting the sheriff when requested, to do so and in conducting search and rescue missions. All expenses of the patrol, the commander emphasized, are borne by the Individual members and they are not reimbursed from any public tjAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAArt source. NEED MEMBERS membership, Regarding Commander Pehrson said the patrol still needs qualified members and said that It was not necessary to own a vehicle. Applicants are screened, however, and must be approved by the sheriff and by the patrol members. VITAL ROLE Under a new command designation within the state, the governor may issue orders for the patrols throughout the state through the sheriff, in case of emergency. TOURIST CLINIC In other business Tuesday, the chamber discussed a possible tourism seminar to be conducted by Utah State University Extension Service and the Utah Tourist and Publicity Council. The two agencies have such a program operating at the present time and the possibilities of securing the affair locally will be investigated j WEATHER Ihul of SALAD DRESSING PEANUT CUTTER CORN FLAKES 39c ?E. !!y .... 89c !?& BEETS shb.XDid:.c.,.!r..... 65100 3 PRIME 379c i T BONE 4$100 SHAVERS GRAPEFRUIT SECTI0NS3o345100 t DCPSUD fllXZXltSGt MACARONI Franco American GRAPEFRUIT 5$100 389c 10c lndion River Pink Lb, 10c 69c Lb 3 .. 89c HALIBUT STEAKS APPLE SAUCE 303 r PANCAKE SYRUP 35100 dinners 5lo ICE CREAM Vi or SHERBERT Gallon Staleys 64 off, ALL 6 and 7 Meats USDA Choice Beef Only THE BEST IN THE WEST DON'T SETTLE FOR LESS Parfait ' ,daho Ru,,e US No. 1, 10 Lbs 39c CHICKEN PARTS REACHED . no salary at the present time unless it was possible to obtain matching state funds. ELECTION PRECINCTS County Clerk Ada Palmer Monday read a memorandum from County Attorney F. Ben-nio- n Redd concerning the establishment of election precincts. The commission has power to establish and change such precincts and some may have to be changed since they exceed the limit of 300 voters per precinct set by state law. SWIM POOL BID At a bid opening Monday afternoon the commission approved the bid of $10,584 submitted by the Intermountain Paddock Pool Co. for installation of a new filter at the Monticello pool. The bid price will also include an acid wash of the pool and modification of the inlet valves. Paddock was the only company to bid on the project. Door and 55100 Window Glass 45c BROKEN? Qt. Drumsticks,' lb. 1 55c New Glass Installed In Wood & Aluminum Windows and , Doors LUMBER & HOWE. MONTI CEUO , UTAH . (Continued from Page 1) MONTICELLO MRS. CHESSHERS POTATOES 105100 SPECIALS THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY MARCH 5, GRAPE JUICE 59c Paye,,e PORK & BEANS r!! 98c STEAKS ROUND STEAKS I rr.......,..;699c Swmsdown CAKE MIXES Assorted TOMATOES t4 LvbcnR!a.dy 55100 5 RUMP ROAST CATSUP 2hoo, SOUP ViTi RIB AGREEMENT 687-242- 4 |
