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Show Ve ME 65 =. . ad, | eaviest Vote to 900 fea Ballots Next : Ex- Cast : SET DATE Tuesday. | c FOR We lea Grand County's | CCC camp G-32 |this week received CONVENTION Q. a bart at a Peterson. chief grazing service, Dalton visit oy Washington, D. C | Determined 2 ‘tones Saturday as "ee lnvse ayation primary|The of Mr. Peterson's visit willJuanhold stake its stake pri-|Was object to obtain information and National Lotter Held ' Pues25 Men <aNow Regisdav: at the MoabSaturday, L. D. S.Novem-| ward|accomplished the enrollecsworkof ay; 254 ofby outstanding Photograchs y WIR, the heaviest vote in the|Per a 2. cenvention 1 of Grand be| general 20uSe. board with from members of City the|the camp.projects He alsocompleted wanted toby know, tered With Local Board, SM gerieral county lection.will next Salt Lake of the the Day wy, November ys 5, is the gre-f gee: |camp pm of election officials. In-| +4 most important in the approaching poll is|\ e 1€convention will be , by ibe heavy seven He county. registrations voting On in ay districts Wl Tuesday and| afternoon at 1 Officers aS well particularly meeting of|development held Satur-| dustry. p. m., and it) be for all ward and stake pri-|G. TY that as aided of the livestock Accomranying Mr. Peterson W. Pert, ward|8tazing photographer Service. wday of this week, the finai|O!S®0PS. A 100 per cent attendance/Many Mr. pictures, the both 12 the MEN interior and rp. omiclatly" enfolled see ihe| Moning meeting will be for stake The two officials are visiting all|| it is to believed CHicers only, with a scecial meet-|$razing service camps throughout Her‘and close a 100 that ner there| ‘ccrc|ing for the stake superintendency,|the west to obtain similar in-|| Bit, 4936, the |Priesthood last presidential | °02"4 year, 811 votes md county, while SS total was 849. were cast two years This ani advisers and representatives ae another ishoprics at believed. the number of FALL Ss will crowd the 900-mark. | at a. for m.,|fe found conditions in | ably SAYS "me = eas IN a COUNTY a : ] Bruce education, | 5 John Don Hayes than two years ie ago. interest a a few Se have : pe arg ge o:, Walter Resublican K. and issued .senior impressed. Peterscn at one # 9 Bertram Horer Dalton was regional grazier for Utah. 10 Donald J. Irvine | nettles by Frank An-| soften Granger, tame toe the dried forage Moisture Democratic from Peing caused two made agricultural _ statis-|TS!0Ms to higher a new four of, tu! in to alll service. -- nual Banquet Saturday. q Saturday annual banquet of the The The national | mine /America's of|/Juan stake some/church of will be the held L. D. Saturday > ing oe political Somewhat better condition through-| < will rallies ou the be)CUt S.At the f state ment isi numbers, oY the ballot This is a proposal (aiate banking laws, giving fe : the y by the amendment deposit home the law director of and director health and _ visiting of Moss,| \ physical) an-| classes in ; there machine aid to nossible it make will visual club arranged the ae to ; in If that a). started wants Who president additional : needs you want nae winner Ot a » Segre from $5.00 to $20.00 to r at t to earn new Cal in easy just daily? e money six or weeks, be rush the proud down to The for! Times-Independent office or phone us or write us and we | ML contact you. 2 Mrs onal Vc Se er i ee The hae) Chevrolet : Times-Independent ercup singirig, solos by Mrs staiaie |Emmerton and a duet by Mrs Bovd| -Mige..-Carroll.; dcter-| each 3.1, Arr, Moab-Uravan road _ situation. and|9P "1" to in the ae of ‘he Joint clubs voted to work unit- vena for Se, eee and oiling town will present some one a new $941 sedan j The second major award will be $250 cash. The third prizes is 33 per FOOTBALL GAME TO BE : seepenrrtas PLAYED tas thought the : 1940/,002S ae 3 with Cent additional of their commission earned. The person who has the the ae ber 1. Practice was resumed nny Seen +4 png and eens ae has that soon be a suitable erected marker at the day. site,| Montrose a strong team, a a aetna pi ae ve earned The unusual feature of paid all who this | The ae cam- ae ie 20 per cent daily cash and|Missions are 15 eee aign is that a daily sal atygeetied comumiaiony tn cnt enew , rn eee ~o4 stated Sar mission ae ‘Se uiiatene i at and include| game te iaraknen Beane feta hook which occurred in June, 1881, sane will worth com- working for if used by aoe eight white victirs are|/tne game should be a most inter-|YOU are not in a position to comnation. was buried. On motion by Leland D.|\ acting one. The Moab eleven has Pete for thee larger awards. list of seriall cing we" president of the Moab/<nown great improvement in re-| .Representatives are wanted in lottery, isee called order ae Lae decided the to dedicate -ont Armistice : ep weeks dayY+|fidently and First have the} for club; There USY and look local fans forward to con-|Moab, Greenriver, Thompsons, Sego, a victory,Cisco, La ; Monticello, Sal, 1 Bland- \ing, Bluff and in every community in the trade area. It costs nothing | to enter and compete for the 254 Cards registrants ; |the yet of local elsewhere CaP country total Aid Training, are being being citizens who) the received boosted |board, the order S |registrants will be 239) list Grand the of d ‘ N ur ay (ed ht ctee: 19 of-| han of Salt ‘relatives may v . Lake) ;, easy Friday afternton! geyote of the Baptist 7 work, movement of convention. the movement Christ's to Rev. with the and help you. ¥ pleasant. The work ° If you your : entire The is to way W. meetings in the we ONCE and to the to have you Subscripcanta: ae ered ty Subscriptions purpcse| -lentiful cannot time will be glad all tion, Campaign northern are mote votes are positively of living, Gp busy now while subscriptions E. Parks, sre easy to get. Do not let the enlist more)+ their peak in value. | other fellow' eet aliaed of SoH. |_ The Rev. Duncan will speak at) q local some people are of the opinion Baptist tnat it is too late te enter. Nothing church Friday and Saturday eve-|.ou1q be more preposterous nings at 7 o'clock, at Sunday school tpi; There is a tremendous M.|many DP. 7:30 a service at and free barbecue) ing, take complete a make to weeks than terri- will It covered. be to tory morn- worship service Sunday }and and dance A rally, fill} to which this Baptist | of Speaker whic eatin Duncan churches |people in | according the are| Registrants in and Barbecue) pastor. Dance will then| rate of Ezra will arrive the interest {stare and churet' senoot program. 2 priryone in "Spaits! tine |The local Baptist church has join-| this 40-day 4 is determined in days five allowed d Rev. City in numbers of the) to be Staged; C. J. Moyni- day. per 50 { diaily,| from | fiicially. Questionnaires |be mailed out at the 2 alii meeting | in throughout jlast week to 254 this week. | As soon as the master : }about a are mi | ' numbers Knitting Project,| received by the Grand county local/Rally, iit At will then zproceed|jeading to the graves to the | of the county. order registered American the of chapter |county activities. 25, October on held Cross Mont-|Red between game A football be|/plans were made to open a sewing will Moab and Colo.. rose, war for project knitting and in Montrose. slayed Friday |refugees and to begin a class of| Friday afternoon in the club The sat the Baptist church. am will be a charge of Mrs. cea nith aa. Ballinger's ord eR slowing ladies: sign \today. to be Undertaken. buy| This| local board + as -czsea county, according "oan (7.().P, Plan Fete announcement by the local board, Gr their| Plans are under way to drapes for the club room. will Literary stake-| numbers, y ery at school) the nursery schol, spent Friday in| et Women's to ecsias stale Moab-|drawn seeerrants B Mrs. Verna Carlidé& supervisor of Sewing pro-| on the and $hiaapibicindiccdidetiesec pits Official ballot to be used in| Moab. i county is published page of this edition. of Red Gross Plans Bernice ade- education, spent TueSday double-liability wards Monticello | NEWS Warnick, making, protects depositors of/in Moab and that there is no neces-| fields. for the three . ones Reporter Shumway, Vira Angelyn support- that guaranty otherwise iitiite goad SCHOOL F of banks. those All them|Blanding, & to amend tion on stockholders cotended ye thisj to rass_ a law matinge authority the dcuble-liability ; of Who Meador, was rendered, and a jolly | cotball se ewe ae eee their a Samedi sated: SCO was spent in social banter. SES | wees See aes =!'/hour A number of Lions discussed thal Sa moe high school Red Devils was aetna mata hea postthe& . ah 7s ram ear registrants from Entrants year than |, thisStockmen report helping to)" CoURcH SCHOOL ADVANCE izes. You andmay your solicit friends suscriptions last, lambs but as theirlighter/being con-| tions. made by the Moab crganiza-|No. 27, within the fs next two days./Comerony,, ‘‘build about imcidentally half a mile of road ‘ anywhere and constitutional ji cn some only| OU 192) | Jorgensen..and,, nagtionaldtawing . 0° sd eve-|serial Starting: N Starting; New Moab 2@ving been brought from the sum-/will be well represented at the national master ak Copies of ree Gilg tee entire com-| 5+ Montrose. Mer ranges to fall ranges and/party, and elaborate preparations this list will be received by the) munity to motor temper : pinhook will and be invited participate in theto -#StUres. for the banquet and dance are/Grand county local board, district Nanette ee etter BAPTIST : Fight, November 2. Raa pone rj with state, had Just ust riv e . Have Equal Chance to Win; One Dollar Out of Every Five Goes to Contestant; issi ;- Commission ‘ Contestant a Paid 0 Daily; No Losers! re te ps 5 ng: . |Selective service will be called to! Frank Silvey, a guest of the club, M qualify for military training, was told of the Indian battle at Pin- iiates for congressman, re-|°f the range localities, the report)ning at the high school, to be the largest number ily and Melvin C. Harris,|i™dicates. __|followed by a dance at fhe high/local board in the ilican candidate for attorney, Cattle and calves are reported in| school gymnasium. ‘drawn by Ict. The by both parties, it is probable. Republican committee has led its final drive for Satur-| 20 Drive p The visitors. dred | __ The Times-Independent has set out to greatly increase |sent at th a Uravan | Se family of readers. In order to do this, we have made Varta: section aoe tal Mee au. and) it worth while for those who help us. In just six weeks 153 19} in which 17,000,000 ey 126: lottery the order up,|Men and Gleaner Girls of the San held in Washinton growth inches available of the grazing BS ing.| ! tk ) been|:"Ough to stimulate growth grass in the lower altitudes and meetings | fimg and statement in G'ewS the about 120 | Weston aed have led to|2"4 | ‘Plans for a map filing cabinet, |11 Winford Bunce "Late August rains @ fire trailer developed by the 712 Marceline Cardova meons,number Elgin ofandregistrants Moab. Atis|T@nges ® ™arked improvement in tie, eer Welle: now in use in Utah," is piel Scone) as a camp: standard Dave and_; Sa are a less from club stated of Subscription ern 161]| Farl ~toeatwioater J. Freeman, at vice 547) shan the president,| caneinae | 57:/A program of music, consistin OF ANOTHER re-| fj wsedfrom registrations Richardson. are Cisco ite of the keen message 1887|Mr. and Jr. between impassable, were compelled te Me tae 5641 192! att Steele, roads e Ursivatt ripe No. 6 Philiy Hunter Stocks 7 Arnel H. Holyoak 8 Delbert H. Young 49_Day ie eee werene present. A tele- mi egation Settell Name 1 Claron E. Bailey 2 Lucilo Aguilera 3 Clyde Leo Reed ward,ttaining and work projects at Dal-|: ton Wells camp to be of a superior | nature, and he was very favor- RANGES IMPROVE, STATISTICIAN LIST Soria general|formaticn. Mr. Peterson stated that | 4 Edgar 9 meeting 9:30 a. m. | the Uravan . mine = ng Yccity GRAND g drive was staged throughniceoe | wine pmPortant Brimary|exterior, of various work "projects Order ifed iscussed. e| i )and ON DRAFT took atof aeee banquet) evening made ----_ was | FIRST of vane in henor of the Lionesses ang the members of the Uravan, Colo., se. pobple wees aie tion, ae Due toovera were present. 50 people {severe rainstorm which swept |*%!5 Section Saturday afternoon j}and in- 4 Pert oe MORE WORKERS WA ‘isitors from Uravan ore ‘1's Irom UravanTHMIEG.INDEPENDENT CAMPAIGN , Be of information, NUMB Moab Lions Entertain Draftees Soon To Inspects Range Work STAKE PRIMARY eS 285 a ae 31, 1940 tes. taal et ' COUNTY, UTAH, OCTOBER Se Washington Official * oS MOAB, GRAND (ae in History t tobe a ec -___________ ounty Predicted OFC cu Cimnes-tndurpennent - Saturday evening,| Monday. He will also be with ReV.| .anvass of the hundreds of homes staged be and return will the questionnaires out far, no Thus area. the trade them to the board. On the receipt} November 2, at the Grand county|Parks at Boulder and Ucolo Sun-|in any advantage. gained has lone by the Repub-| day afternoon and evening. in Moab board ballroom the questionnaires, of the investigating minutes ten Spend | rarer ee was it committee, county lican will classify all registrants. A list of the registrants whose! announced yesterday. | Charles A. Green came in this the merits of this proposition. In Patterson/order to make your work easy, we Charles J. Moynihan of Montrose,)week from the G. O. jcards have been received by the) _ returned/instruction in first aid. Riordan Charles Mrs. C Jr. ‘S HH.Fonte. JQRR. \ M Lee R Kirk, "iek. GilM Mrs.Gay to her home at Grand| Mrs. Mary Freeman was appoint-|local board during the past week)Colo. a prominent attorney and an/ranch in Lisbon valley, where he) give you a list of subscribers whose nis. Kv. L. Kirk, Jr. ; + aoe following a visit in Moab ed chairman of the reefugee sewing|is published below, together with orator of national reputation,}/had spent the past year. He will! subscriptions are due and every et, custodian of Arches JuncEO ee , ee Mrs. Claron| Work. Mrs. Freeman announced the serial numbers assigned them.| will be the principal speaker, and/remain in town for a couple of/help to start you on your road mal monument, will deliver a with awe fhe ae : that the national organizaticn of 240 Joseph Edward _ Cordova,|it is possible that state and dis-| weeks. |to victory. fon the monument. Bailey. and famuly. ‘the Red Cross will furnish woolen Thompsons. |trict candidates will also be pre-| and yarn )DUCTION ()K ‘chaiter: VANADIUM sweaters, Frank a women's and a layettes. call /undertake for this the 241 children's) Mrs. Freeman) 244 volunteers Any Lovd Berdel are/242 Albert children's|243 and_ work. to needed and. H. Lloyd sons. Steve Peterson, Cly, Moab. Moab. Abner Lowry, Mostek, Thompsons. t0|245 Adrion Dan Thomp-| Sheek, Moab. Moab. | Glen Merrill, chairman of first| laid work, announced that a class| 250 Frederick Webster Moab. e sma tea ya Sts eit da almost leposits Valenzuela Sodrignes B. Olsen, of first aid and) 254 Lloyd fundamentals probably be given two nights| Dros ‘ yana localities cing ture - First ve are fast will ; |lot just will county be the candi-|, rally, and served west of in the the vacant ballroom. : An Perey com-/|the ¥ training of conscripted men. ol} =) ‘aislll nisi sais waoizicin e mode 2e| vogue ..|4] Albert marriage the ds and of o oe | Andrea M. Rob-|{ it but think naturally would 1s ° included ncluded be pene x tk fe plans caused by 4 our big 80V"|ee these ity. On ores in account the 1°° riter of the 81" | th Europe some of our tis shut off but our doubtful sees it ee practical "here site we quantities, this|materiais are Moab is the as only | phone building for have expo elfrom the mines, oe water the year a reduction a downhill mill,|supervision pull/chairman located the tele-|Thompsons and arein under the|2 hangar. of Mrs. R. L. Kirk, vice|plane of the Chapter. an abundance of| Assistance round, electricty| whose home was was at __|Moab. The Md will no doubt be suiich available at all times, and a mild/A layette thewas usepurchased and ship-| years. Nicholas of a war refugee. operators busy producing winter climate. So why not a large/ped for fare minerals. _|reduction mill at Moab? |First aid courses were given to|/Moab are find that our district, Capital com Utah ® "| surpose, must but be secured for by advertising this|}the our/was Boy Scouts. maintained are plan both Thompsons toconstructing) keep the plane dw st given to a family by Jack Fletcher, who has destroyed by fire.) private pilot's license for fep z southeastern and They A first aid on the station) cabin and ea a Taylor they and Crawford, he a Earl J. several peace. = Murphy Felix buying plane, which istice the peace. Dale ofVernon Anderson, and! ojo. expect Cub|7 Ophir,| Iris Maxine Colo. Freeman, October 27, justice | Gant,)} of by|| justice of the M peace. | Geo. P. Miller, Grand Junction,| Western Colorado, is theduction are resources this can be obtained. Welat Thompsons and first aidt was|The Murphy brothers have been). 4 a. wlorence Church, Denver, Robertson, cases. taking g flying lessons for some time October 28, by A. M. n show capital that we have a/rendered in several accident ld in the pro : oadend ‘andeo the adit can be made An districtin that radium-bearie|iarge with the conducted prevention was accident vanadium-uranium,| rroductive is not yet: acting cooper=| ° well as manganese, copper and reducing accident campaignjat is the It Grand of, purpose hazards on the|chers and Junction. intention Murphy of the peace. and of=.'Lehman he Flet-|Justice ) Flet-\"") the brothers to con- Cheney, both of Mrs. Grand Mora Junction, October 27, by Bishop W. R. Mea ‘fd will be Conkie. The school|oe began and inin the of other minerals that|/farm r number lyac will still Sorts valley, anoh auth elementary the home. Red Cross developing. the vanaene = undertook| provided closer to town at a later)" ...06 Bradley Harris and Miss|} school While of¢ southwestern a) are living in a world todayland the high ition. ito eta a mild boom for that is jittery over war and poli-|several valuable projects in con-| date. ot <4 iva speed work. school over tad to| tics. Let us forget as far as possible|nection with last year, We of Mr. son left Sunday for their- Arnot! con-| pre-|Several atinvestigations calmlytroubles|ducted ccnditions home ' of military/and the request were possible future and er ee d for just now que are ; have 4 i after Nebraska, Merriman, of which| authorities into the family situa-|at ee. elopedthatfieldor for the produc than vith foreign nations, some ding a week in Moab visiting spending the world./tions of men in military service. of conquering ‘ rare ores Officers of the chapter are: J.|friends. They were accompanied as} cooperatively} orem pull together ot of ge of which is un r ase Prospectors: the toUnited a/F. Parrish, chairman; Mrs. Mrs. G.R. O. L.jfar med by at peen_ openee ed up|and + lpetter make country live in,States is the|Kirk, vice chairman; and Mrs. James A.by Somerville, ae w as Denver treasurer.| will visit there for several days. and secretary Patterson, dream. producing at ree the writer's mn Mesa, Brumley / Dorothy Maxine O'Toole, both of|] Rifle, Colo., October 29, by Bishop R. McConkie. Rose Miss White and Samuel Hoyle, both of Clifton, Colo., on|/f E ; W. Rev. the October 31, by 5.16 aS ERR AR ‘ Mrs. Mrs. the) | popbertson, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. yg Mrs. Arthur Marie Woodrow Woods both and Mrs.||of|j Scudder, Gladys ride Colo., October 28, by At tO) \7 highway|receive within See. oe: eee = Miss 140 ‘ men and li h in the next list o f m4 the entered already have is then shipped to Pittsburg? but why should we build reduc-|and two pairs of crutches to add|/have purchased a three-passenger|;oo justice of the peace. | Other eastern points tne tion mills when all ores must be/to the loan closet of sick room Eaglerock ship, which will be used| Robert L. Courtney and Miss,| ed in various ways 1 hauled uphill from mines to mill?) supplies which are loaned out to|for commercial purposes. The€Y| 5. Nordlund both of Nucla, Colo.,| Wetecture of steel. y-|When water is scare and electricty|persons in need of them. These|have already built an airport at) Qi ober 26, by Earl J. Freeman,|} i for be would going : Campaign: anium ores and hauling ie th the front in production. | Local accomplishments of the|by local citizens of two planes| iit. justice of the peace. | " by truck to the reduction ing ction mill is being|/Gran ty chapter were re-|within the next few weeks. rs. h ical 5 order: In alphabeti es med ae Jack Fletcher of Thompsons and|, pat ae < Dating ae past year, the| bof this district where the ore : =: REY eemeatin. saad tei Blo Neentrated. The finished at eae which may prove successes,|chapter purchased a hospital bed|his father, R. J. Fletcher of Moab,/4.1, october 26, by A. M. Rob- Mrs. Beulah Caml: sist "WParedness Went have the NOT. . the A. you $ subscription women. mar-|| Mrs. by renewal or new each on of 20 commission are being paid a weekly t The entire field is still open for many Margie during rformed Arellano month following The a chec of win- to pay you opportunity Thus far, only a few have indicated their in: lendid ofler offer to to take advantage of hi this splendid tention earn money ' and valuable prizes. | licenses Clerk by County ied October 26. | purchase! the with , during 42 Leaming. : , at Moab, of riages were past week: Whale i issued were October you crowded, MARRIAGES A total Ak M. While cent per secure. cee ort "ie reer every are willing and anxious day. You are offered the One chairman. Moab. presided i county will i be Melich, as : : ning. a x fine, new : car or; four : other Big Casho Prizes Moab evening's|| Saturday at ‘speak Times-Independent The of out you . . is keeping ale + a wit ‘ Campaign We andj of Wendell to L.comeWillkie, tion consented to to || 1 campaigning for the elec- to west WORLD? THE IN HAT and sandwiches beef m. p. 10 to follow rally. m The meeting Mitchell by ~ oye aid fone' Heicio -ae ous 3p oe tam Aer perro vana- out digging busy are : program. to be required tain i ds to these}j ildi saat ee home defense units - nig a Bed Coal throughou established €ibeing also ore; dium i The a lees: addition at la,,; has i requested that any person in (251 sean Dusily | defense "bulldozers" and tractors eenniel ne ao in dance month 'past Strong, Jr., throughout the "elt asand Summit Canyon districts are|per week for a period of five weeks. | es Peet i tons of ore daily.|Mr. Merrill pointed out ram' that willl the Two Air Dp lanes Bein pointed Out Merrill Of ore aa. y:/Mr. tx < Graitt|producing meny tons SeERe aie ans pr | fee eres why San Juan counties, Utah, an d|We find that the ; year this expanded greatly the/be to coming area is fast R isd P ur chased for Moab Brssed to see go much xt ed nee as a producting district, with cause of the needs of the national) eee ay. the A person | 246 Norville Foy Wolverton, Cisco.| ‘ntire beef will be cooked. A comon _ the) work at is now Cisco.|mittee in* this|247 Lloyd Henry Chardwick, in participating ‘interested arrangements. Moab. Shafer, Westwood should see Mrs. Freeman as 248 Dean | work the devoted has Moynihan Mr. Williams, | Marvin | 249 Mitchell as possible. xx the|the worked"Bullby Pen" will The being are lessees. or the| claims Uravan, it Canyon-|owners oe ' Naturita , Nucla, oy |sent, | dates. | coffee Elbert Zufelt, Moab. course con-| Lis-|him and tien Dry Valley a trip tricts. ar genta es 252 Ansel scene tee The eedimmediately. ees eee neea number eedistricts eeeIn the See of 20 hours of instruction in| 253 Leonard Smith, Sego. Of|sists Valley pon Para-| is writer recently made 5 visiting Pind the circle," € ‘issued | Yellow Circle group of claims, the and Utah) Moab, Silvey, most lis to be started as soon as possible; in-| i i 9 UP BUILT BEING INDUSTRY BIG INCREASING: materials women's |dresses, LY dress Articles /'men's. Moab ioscan la Ci Eppie Capansky woneeee ISCO Madge Cunningham. .......---------..0.-----+-+-e0-1-<0 Moab Florence Galbraith .........-...--..---------+--- Blanding Clarence ‘Hobyeale ¢.cstet wee Moab i or Dale Johanson Grace A. W. M. eg RR EF LTSpene Morse Robertson Grace Sal Moab Moab Shaner rs. La Roce as ol i ....----------------s------e-s-serseee Greenriver Moab onne Harold Stewart Moab oa os. (Taylor) NO i Ann Mrs. Donna Mrs. Garth (Verdell) Williams -............... Thompsons Sego - c c e2 ce0-0- SY. y4-5° MR. Wolverton, NE. creas AND MRS. : READER: . contestants are extremely busy this The above making a strenuous effort to get as many week-end b ‘tions as sible by Saturday night in order rc win' the extra cash prizes which are‘ to be pre-4 sented those who do the best work during the open jing week. Soa in the race and see that Choose your favorite term "A he or she gets your subscription for as long a . before 9 p. m. Saturday. as possible ' \ HELP THE ONE YOU WANT TO WIN! -t | |