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Show ---- -- County Hopping in THE BEAVER T ... 3 GRAND AND SAN JUAN COUNTIES Utah's two southeastern Canyonlands counties are fabulously rich in k scenery and mineral wealth such as oil, gas, uranium, and potash. Their future promises great increases in recreational travel and resource development. red-roc- AREA In Utah, in the game room beer's the one... for good taste, i v v AREA 7,884 square miles (largest county in the state) POPULATION 1960 9,040 MAIN CITIES (1960 populations) 3,692 square miles I960 6,345 POPULATION MAIN CITY (1960 population) Moab 4,682 ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES Mining (potash, uranium, oil, natural gas), travel, trade, Blanding Monticello 1,805 I V Co V C HA TVkAL BRIDGES JiATLMOM. n "V jy A,-- -. KMm I MATL.O or checkname your game, ping-poners, cards or chess. Play it hard, and it takes a lot out of you. That's when you like most to settle dow n in a soft chair and enjoy your friends' talk and your beer's taste. Beer was made to. relax with. Made to refresh you, cool you, cheer your taste. So next time you're playing some sociable game, take time the for out companionable taste of beer. You fANYONLANDS MATL.PARK Cvr TOPOGRAPHY Exceptionally rugged with numerous steep- walled canyons and valleys, cliffs, eroded rock forms, high mountains. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND Created 1890. Named for Grand (Colorado) River. Moab settled in 1855 and 1879. POINTS OF INTEREST AND ACTIVITIES -National Monument about 90 natural arches,. many Arch strange rock formations Main access 16 northern Canyonlands National Park (Grandview Point) Fisher Towers Dead Hon Point Stat Park (main access road) LaSol Mountains scenic drivo CasHe Valley Colorado River boating, scenic drive SOURCES FOR FURTHER INFORMATION y ji.irJOtAWBowBi!iDCEJiAri,M0ff. Extremely varied with rolling plains, plateaus dissected by canyons, high mountains, k extensive areas of erosion. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND Created 1880. Named for San Juan River. Bluff settled in 1 880. TOPOGRAPHY cliff-wall- red-roc- POINTS OF INTEREST AND ACTIVITIES Canyonlands National Park Indian Creek Stat Park (Needles-Sal- t - . Creek) Monument Valley UNITED , - Abajo GREENWOOD CAMP The Greenwood camp of the DUP met at the home of Mrs. Vera Ashworth Thursday, Mar. 11, at 2 p.m. Vice Captain Nell Hutchings was in charge. The Peldge of Allegiance was led by Mrs. Ashworth. The opening prayer was by Vera Ashworth. Ten members were present to hear the following program: Fay Harris gave a r reading, Cinda and Jacki Carter sang a duet, Beverly Atkin played a piano solo, Melinda Ashworth gave a poem and Martha Gale played a harmonica solo. The lesson, "People who came on the First Train", was given in a very interesting manner by Mae C. White. History of Urban Van Stewart a grandfather of Viola Yardley, was read by Irene Green. Refreshments were served by Vera Ashworth and Irene Green and the meeting adjourned. Mountains-El- k SOURCES Ridge scenic drive FOR FURTHER INFORMATION SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH - Former Beaver Resident Dies In Ogden Chambers of Commerce at Blanding, Bluff, Monticello San Juan County Tourist & Publicity Council, Monticello SECOND WARD SACRAMENT The meeting was conducted by Councilor Dee Ritchie. Thfl prayers were offered by Keith Warby and Bill Cox. A special youth talk was given by Richard Carter. The ward Singing Mothers rendered two numbers, "Forth In My Name" and "Now The ... Day . Is Over". Roberta Stoker was the conductor with Peggy Ruesch at the piano. Brooks Poulson, representing the Stake MIA, and Merrill Lee, representing the Stake High Council, were the speakers. CHIT CHAT BY EST A Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Cy Osborne over the week-enwere Mr. and Mrs. Roy (Noma) d ' ht HHPS F7 ktl W ill . with Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Frazer and Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bradley of Salt Lake City called Thursday to say hello to Mr. and Mrs. Cy Osborne. They were on their way home after spending a week in California. Mrs. Bradley is the former Thurma Eyre, of Minersville. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Swindle-hurand Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith spent several days last week in Las Vegas, Nevada, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry (Jeanne) Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Hutchings of Milford spent the day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cy Clysta and Lorin enjoyed a weeks visit with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Larry (Colleen) Adams;, who live in New Msxico. Monday morning, March 15th, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Farnsworth st Os-bor- n. Bradshaw, of Provo, Utah. Roy Dalton, son of Mr. and Mrs, Marsena Dalton, will leave this week for Fort Polk, La., e Word has been received by Laura Smith and Sadie Low to start his military training. Roy has worked faithfully on of the death of their brother-in-lathe Beaver Second Ward Chapel Mr. Ruel Rollo, of Cedar and will really be missed. City Sunday morning of a heart Pack 3322, Cub Scouts, held attack. Mr. Rollo was married Banto Bessie Morris, a sister to their Blue and Gold annual Center in the Community quet Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Low. on Wednesday, March 3rd. 80 e After spending a week in the Moms, Dads and Cub Scouts Valley View Hospital in Cedar enjoyed a lovely meal. Evan Vickers annDunced the City, Mrs. Nellie Davis is back entertained for the Book of Morhome again and is feeling much following program. mon Study Club Sunday evening Robert Wright. Guitar solo mem better. after church. Twenty-eigVocal duet, Kristan Lindsay bers enjoyed reading and discussion on the subject and then evening. Alan Gale showed a and Bryant Gale. Song by Joyce Gale's Den. film of the Mormon Pavilion at the hosts served refreshments. Duet, Lynn Carter and Bruce The First Ward Young Mar-riethe World Fair. The host and Lee. met at the home of Mr. hostess served dainty refreshHal Smith had the pleasure and Mrs. Leon Paice Sunday ments to eighteen members. of presenting many awards to Jeff Smith and the boys Lynn Strong were graduated ceremonies by in impressive their respective dens. Mrs. Rebecca Orton is in Beaver staying with Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Cox. She has been in Sunset the past two months with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Faux. 9 Mrs. Eliza Gunn and son Quin-to- n were dinner guests Sunday WHEN rAF V.'JTt WtW at home of Mr. and Mrs. Cy the LONPCM PUNCHED IN Osborne. THE l!Wl ME WASSUPPENLV iU CWMC AUP HEAR Mr. Orrin Williams suffered Fca ths first t.wg attack last week and is heart a in kis Lire: hospitalized in Spanish Fork. He was unable to attend the M funeral services for his mother, Mrs. Grace Williams. Mr. and .417 T5i 7 Mrs. Cecil Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Orden Williams went 3 !:Tj kJ to visit their father and reported he was slowly improving. . ... I f" Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Cox this past week-en- d were. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cox, Sr., of Orem, Utah; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Richmond, all of Orem. They were hero to attend the funeral services for their HIGH KITS mother and grandmother, Grace '" A RECORD ALTITUCE & 13.C26 FEZT Williams. V.5 ACHIEVED BV A A'.E3E8 O? TX Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Baldwin and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hutch!'l TANDEM. THS COWOL WIPS V,'A& B'i .V.ILE2 X!',. Vf ril JTk ings spent a very enjoyable day Sunday when they motored to Parowan and called on Mr. , .us iAW4 covr; cc as mvrcwr m rzrro!;u. Sadie Patterson and Mrs. Emma WWII 9ONP0 ViHCUS YZV WCPK O.Z ttetHV(H. Baldwin. They went on to Cedar City where they visited ' STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. 366 SOUTH 5TH EAST Lake Powell County Hopping series published through the cooperciJion of the Utah State Press Association and this newspaper. Materials furnished by the Utah Tourist and Publicity Council, Council Hall, State Capitol, Salt Lake City. The Better Homes Club met Wednesday evening at the home of Chloe Bishop. Ila Messinger was in charge of the program. She gave the life history of James Monroe, President of the United States. Delicious refreshments were served to the group following the Teport. e Mr. and Mrs. Leon Paice entertained their couple club at a dinner party last Saturday evening. Sixteen guests were present. After a delicious hot dinner the group played Yaht-ze- e and winners were Mrs. Fay Harris and Don Baldwin. Mrs. Helen Christiansen entertained her sewing club last Thursday evening. The group enjoyed sewing and chatting and the hostess served refreshments to eight members. The Christiansens have just recently moved into their new home. Last Thursday evening Delia Nowers was hostess for the Bridge Club. The twelve members present were served delicious refreshments and the remainder of the time was spent playing bridge. Winners were Ruby McMullin, Elsie Hales, and Vilda Mildred Vickers Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Esplin g at-ho- Natural Bridges National Monument Raindow Bridge National Monument Hovenweep National Monument Great Goosenecks of the San Juan (state park) Chamber of Commerce, Moab Superintendent, Arches National Monument, Moab Superintendent, Canyonlands National Park, Moab CLUBS v J CAMTOMUMDS Mining (oil, natural gas, 'uranium), livestock, travel and trade. j0 jvr Hood fun 1,845 ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES movie-makin- 50 THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1965 13 SAN JUAN COUNTY GRAND COUNTY (Utah) PRESS He is survived by two sons, V., Richland, Washington; Ted, Ogden; and two daughters Mrs. Albert Deny, Layton; and Mrs. James Burke of Salt Lake; 14 grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Clearpuist- - Clearfield Mortuary Chapel. Graveside services were held at the Beaver Mountain View Cemetary Monday at 5 p.m. Bishop Lavel Bradshaw conducted the service and Acle Gillies gave the opening prayer. Clyde Messinger spoke about some of the happenings during the time Mr. Thompson was a resident of Beaver. James icated the grave. James Willard S. Thompson, 91, of Ogden, died of causes incident to age Friday evening in an Ogden rest home. He was born January 30, 1874 in Beaver to James and Rebecca Gale Thompson. He married Euzella Vincent, December 17 1895 in the St. George Temple. She died January 28, 1961. Mr. Thompson was a resident of Beaver for 46 years and was a brother of the late Homer Thompson. He moved from Beaver to the northern part of tha state and was employed at Hill Air Force Base for many years. and Mr. and Mrs. C. Dennis White left for Mesa, Arizona where they will spend 2 weeks visiting with Dr. and Mrs. Allen Farnsworth and family and Mrs. Luella Storrs, Mr. White's sister. 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