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Show Moab Banker Robert A. Dalton j Named Area Bonds Chairman , Mr. Robert A. Dalton, manager man-ager of the Moab Office of the First Security Bank of Utah, has accepted appointment appoint-ment by the U. S. Treasury Department as volunteer Grand County Chairman of the U. S. Savings Bonds pro gram. Announcement of his appointment ap-pointment was made on behalf be-half of the Utah Savings Bonds Division by Joel H. Johnson, Cashier of the Carbon Car-bon Emery Bank, Price, volunteer vol-unteer chairman of District Five for the Utah Bonds Committee. In announcing Mr. Dalton's appointment, Mr. Johnson remarked re-marked that "his wide business bus-iness experience and activ.3 participation in community a-fairs a-fairs in eastern Utah, will be most valuable in his volunteer service as Grand County Chairman, especially in these times when the Savings Bonds program takes on an increasing increas-ing importance in helping tj keep our nation economically strong and secure," He noted that Mr. Dalton had served as San Juan County bonds chairman for several years prior to his moving to Moab in 1967: also that Mr. Elwood W. Lovell, Assistant Manager of the First Security Bank at Monticello, had accepted appointment ap-pointment as Volunteer chairman chair-man for San Juan County. Chairman Johnson pointed out that the program's 1908 objective was to enlarge even , further the contribution of : Savings Bonds to the manage- ment of the public debt and to help finance the added costs ! of the Vietnam war in a sound I and non-inflationary way. The I sales goal set for Grand Coun- ! ty for 1968 is $44,000. i |