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Show Vs & K-- '4' - - Jf- wife. S' -- v 4k jj 55, r - THE SAN JUAN RECORD Thursday - .iF3! ., March - - ' m J&h-- - - - 17, 1983 .. -- v SA sV A Page 1- 4- -- ot M j;r vr 1t.j&"mJfr- - - 1i(SK, - jf- - vf & f I!'!5 Ap ' j Cflub.s, WoMislhops, Ewenatls family wHl enjoy. The concert begins at 7:30 at the San Juan High School auditorium. Empire Elec. Meeting The Annual Meeting of stockholders of the Empire Electric Association, Inc. will he held Saturday, March 19, in the Dove Creek High School Gymnasium. Election of directors wiU he held. Candidate for District 2 Director is Ernest Watson, The Red Mesa annual basketball tournament will be held March 6. 23-2- 12-te- am Mancos. Registration for Saturdays meeting will begin at 10 ajn. and all members who register will receive a recipe hook that con- -, tains all of the recipes printed in the Echoes of the Empire from 1967 through 1982. Exfrom businesses and hibits organizations will be on display during the morning. A lunch will be served in the Seventh Street Cafeteria beginning at 11:30 sum. Wilderness. Workshop wilderness workshop will be held tomorrow night, Friday, March 18 at 7 pjn. in the Monticello Library. The workshop is sponsored by the Utah Wilderness Association for the purpose of increasing the public understanding of BLM and Forest Service wilderness proposals. Opportunities for public comments exist now and in the months ahead. Learn how to make a difference with your comments. A , Four Mile Run The 1983 March National Nutrition Month wiU be celebrated with a run Saturday, March 19. The race will be at Viles Park, East 2nd and Park Avenue, in Durango beginning at 10 a.m. Registration is at 9:30 the day of the run. Men and women are invited to enter. Age divisions are 19 and under; 20 to 29; 30 to 39; and 40 mile and over. Prizes This is a double elimination open tournament. Entry fee will go toward trophies, official fees and jackets for the wiU be awarded to the top two winners in each age divi-si- on with random drawings for k . The San Juan High School Junior Prom is Friday, March 25, at San Juan High gymnasium. The dance will start at 8 p jn. and royalty, will be presented at 10 p.m. The dance will end at mid- night. 651-3273.- No Music will be provided by The Light Year a gronp from Provo. San Juaners Picnic . . Dress is formal. , LA - , SALutations by Sheila Malich Margret Willson The La Sal Elementary School American Legion Department Service Officer Dave Parkinson, will be traveling for the Veterans Outreach Program to assist veterans and their dependents Veterans Administration with Benefits. will be at the Parkinson Blanding Job Service Center, located at 200 East Center Street. He will be there March 23 from 10 a.m. to noon. . is the meeting place for the ladies Photos on Exhibit MARKETS Artists-in-Educati- who enjoy dance on exercise. Each aerobics. The class helps us feel better more say the and we hope the class and relaxed, ladies, continue will summer. Wheat v Beans throughout the aneaaBBHBar WEATHER - 'iV i" . 5fr sl .) J program. S The exhibit focuses on works h Wi 'J Trailside ' Some of the best talent in the area will be featured in the Kigalia Fine Arts Council concert on Monday, March 21. The Francis Lyman Stage Band ()&' 5l i Artists-in-Educati- on Kigalia concert General Store v. Open 24 Hours Daily Friday & Saturday March 18 19 Tuesday March 22 Michelob Burrito and Drink r ( m fti 'iV ' c .JiiOiigJv, f.) H.y.SKti cl . ! g.'SgJv Uft .rdc & i r . nT 91 ui cj)i cj3g. nT.y m ccsaBie' cTtsij9hL 587-263I . Tihrrff San Juan County Clerks Office . We thank you for a job well done! nt&l u'lm ft4aa iVlonficello Musky GtECQhZjp 778 3ffiEB CM seseejo ??? - vji -- will be featured as the musicians spotlight the best tunes from the 30s, 40s, 50's, and right on through the 80s. Groups, soloists, and dancing wiU round out the evenings potpourri of entertainment," Plan on a program the whole figs?: CD $4.75 $9.00 ed . fillBG) 1333 3 QEE A3E0R1SP 7 Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at three o'clock, about twelve women gather to enjoy an hour of . Photographs by Montezuma Creek Elementary School students and works by Bluff Elementary School students will be part of On the exhibit which opens Display 21 at the Utah Arts Council March Glendinning Gallery in Salt Lake City. Running through April 29, the exhibit wiU feature recently-creatworks by children, adults and professional artists currently in the council's participating statewide Lyman band featured at ' , contact Lenny Ne?, Box 8, Montezuma Creek, Utah, 84534, or call collect calls, please. additional prizes. The run is sponsored by Southwest Dietitians Coalition and Durangos Motorless Transit (DMT.) H Entry is first come, first served. Entry deadline is 5 p.m. March 21. For more information, Help with VA benefits 4 SJHS Junior Prom , championship teams. The Arizona San Juan County Associations annual picnic will be held on Saturday, March 19, at 3 p.m., in the northwest comer of Mesa Pioneer Park. resi- . : . created through visual arts dencies that have been conducted during the current fiscal year. The work of Bruce Hucko, as weU r as that of his students, will be represented. The GlendinningGaUeryisqpen to the public free of charge Monday through Friday from - 8 a.m. to 5 ,, p.m, Basketball Tournament Cahone; District 5 Director is Jack N. Young, Monticello; District 6 Director is. Floyd M. Ray, South Cortez; and District 10 Director is Noland Alexander, 4-- . 6 |
