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Show a producers efforts. The job can be made easier and safer by the use of these and other simple and compara- tively inexpensive precautions: stout corrals, good loading chutes: chutes for restraint when treating, proper tools for t treating, and corrals and yards that are clean and free from boards, nails, equipment, wire, . etc. 7 he agent sajs a good rule of thumb might be that if a pro-- 1 ducer can walk straight through his corral without detouring for unusual things, can handle his livestock without injuring them or himself, and can do this wnth out losing his temper, then his ! equipment is adequate. GM THE SAN JUAN RECCLD Thursday, Fab. 13. IS 54 Pag 1954 MOTORAMA LAUNCHED 4 Monticello Notts (Mrs. H. ! ! ' i j IL Blake) The regular meeting of the Community church workers has been postponed to Wednesday. Feb. 23, on account of the funeral service of Bob Barton. J Word comes from Price hospital that Jerry Edwards has de- veloped pneumonia. Jerry is one of the seriously injured boys who were in the car accident last ! I Saturday night. j Air. and Mrs. Don Nielson left Friday on a business trip to Salt Lake. MIA Sweetheart Mrs. Marie Ogden tells us Miss Mary Cameron who has been living 11, Moab the past few years has returned to Ogden . center. Says sue was homesick for the desert Ball Attracts Large Crowd The MIA Stake Sweetheart ball attracted a large crowd from Blandmg, Monticello and Moab to the LDS recreation hall noiaing the American iiay presented to them by th P.T.A. President is Mrs. Robinette's first grade. The flag was given to this class for getting the highest percentage of members in the P.T.A. membership drive. Accompanying the first grade is their Principal, Maughn, and teacher, Mrs. Robinette. and practi- Good Equipment ces. Good equipment for handling livestock is cheap insurance for both the producer and for his stock. This is a simple but very important factor in livestock production. Why is good equipment so important? The reasons are: 1. To save human life and limb. 2.- To reduce livestock bruise and death losse. 3. To make livestock handling a pleasant task Stories of bulls trampling and goring men are often played up m the papers, but how many cases arms and broken legs, ribs or serious bruises resulting from livestock handling never reach the pages of the newspapers, the countv agents asks. Almost every one who has spent time on a farm has been kicked, bitten or otherwise injured while handling animalsvic-of many types. Most of those tims, Mr. Rudd says, will recall that there was a definite cause for the accident and that could have been avoided by Some avoidable accidents are trying to catch and treat an animal in a big corral where obstacles are present, dehorning without protection or secure tying and to load or unload livestock with a pitchfork and no loading chute. Simple jobs become dangerous when proper equipment isnt available. Injury is not always confined to people involved. Cattle and other animafs often suffer hip and leg injuries, bruises and other damage. These accidents affect the producer's pocketbook directly, the county agent points out. Livestock losses from bruising of cattle alone resulted in a national average loss of nearly $7.00 per head last year. A Denver packing company representative recently told a large group of producers that they were losing money through pure carelesness. The group was told that packers cannot pay the same amount for. bruised or broken animals as for those in good condition. Livestock production is a real proper equippleasure if the ment is on hand. This enjoyment certainly is part of the pay for Essential to Raising Livestock proper equipment BRING THAT BROKEN JEWEL-ERTO US. WE RESET DIAMONDS. REPAIR RINGS AND CHAINS. DOVE CREEK JEWELERS. DOVE CREEK. COLO. Y in Monticello. Valentines and red hearts decorated the hall. The dancers en tered the hall under a heart arch, at the opposite end of the room a silhouette dancing couple was framed in a huge red heart valentine. Another heart valentine centered with violin and bow was placed at the back of the stage. On the opposite wall huge heart valentines filled the the windows. space between When punch was served, gay valentine cakes accompanied the drink. The ward executive officers were the guests of honor. Each were presented with a corsage. They were: Mrs. S. O. Williams of Moab, Mrs. Lyman Bayles of Blanding, and Mrs. E. A. Grayson and Mrs. Clynn Young, Monticello. The stake dance directors pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frost. Nearly 100 young people from the Monticello, Blanding and Grayson wards, participated in the special dance numbers during the floor show. The ward directors who. had trained these young people were Mr. and Mrs. Buckley Christensen, Mrs. Duane Johnson and Miss Corrine Ilelquist. After the floor show, the balance of the evening was spent in social dancing. Hel-qui- st, SAN JUAN CO. OIL LOG DON DANVERS- - No. 1 Federal SLM. Bears C SWSW1-37S18Ears Anticline. F. D. T. 3,935 ft No report. L. M. GLASCO- - No. 1 GovernE ment, SENW Sec. 35, Twp 38S R25E. SLM Hatch area- - Bland-in- g Basin. T. D. 8,054 ft.. Perfo7,480- - 7.520 ft. with 162 holes. DST 7,475- - 7,675 ft, open rated MONTICELLO, a. exhibits, 11 other special dream cars Bluff unit again encouraging all interested individuals and organizations to take part in these rides. They and flowed note that anyone participating in with trace degrees, (corrected) Performed these surveys not only helps in 6.038-5- 8 ft ft with 3 jets and 3 collecting necessary data to rebullets per foot.. Ran 2 inch tu- commending types of hunts, the bing with packer at 5995 ft. Acid length of seasons, ect, but also ized with 3000 gallons between is able to see the animals and 6.036-3- 8 ft. Swabbed 15 hours, feed conditions when they are concentrated on the winter ranrecovered 15 percent oil, 5 water. Swabbed ges. mud and 80 water and 5 oil and fluid; 10 ft with mud. Reacidized 6,014-5- 8 3000 gallons. Swabbed 13 hrs., 011 cut 5 water: Swabbed 12 hours at 99 BPD rate, cut 20 water. May reacidize with 6000 gallons. Testing. Stake Relief Society union convened in Monticello meeting CO.No. Bluff OIL CARTER Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Bench unit, C NWSW SLM Bluff area. Drilling below Marge Lyman in charge. She urged the women to teach their 5586 ft. boys that it is a privilege as well 1 as a ANDERSON- - ALLEN- - No. duty to serve in the armed Government NWSW forces of their country. San Juan Mexican Hat area. Department work followed the Drilling at 200 ft general session. Spudded A. S. Wood, formerly of Monticello, but now of Salt Lake was in town last week. SENW area- 32-39- S PBTD 23E, 6,230 ft. Swabbed 74.5 bbls oil per day of water, gravity 40 Stake Relief Meet Convened Monday 30-3- 1- -- AT WE BUY GOOD CLEAN RAGS No overalls or mens - heavy pants. Dove Creek PRESS 42tf February 24 25 . (The Story of Grace Moore) SO THIS IS LOVE (Technicolor) Make your train of thought a construction train. Kathryn Grayson News When you stop to think,, dont Attend church Sunday have your faith lifted. I have been wanting to see forget to start again. you to ask you this question: if it is possible for you to insert in the San Juan Record the Lo cal Prices of wheat and beans. Our farm is closer to Colorado and we like to deal with Colorado. We miss that news very much. We have to call long distance for prices and it costs us fifty cents each time. We are sure sorry that the paper discontinued the Dove Creek news as we certainly enjoyed the combined paper. We dont miss the funnies, but we certainly miss the advertisements. Sincerely Mrs. S. P. Meyer and Game and Range Surveys to Start Soon Over State . Advertising saves you money. IVcediceraft Advertising creates jobs'. The increased demand for goods that advertising builds and the mass production that results leads to mass employment, faster promotions, higher pay levels. Advertising helps those who serve you. it helps ... 1951 NATIONWIDE a CROCHET CONTEST M-2- 0, NIELSONS Where Youll Always Find a Friendly Welcome Monticello, Utah Everyone has a chance to win a share of the cash prizes offered in the exciting Nationwide .Crochet Contest whether a beginner or an experienced crocheter, whether an entrant in previous years contests or not. Over $2500 will be distributed among the many winning contestants in the 1954 competition. From the thousands of pieces awarded Nationwide Crochet Contest blue ribbons at state, county and local fairs this year, three champions will be selected Grand National Champion, Mens Champion and Teen-Ag- e Champion. Each will receive a free trip to New York City with all expenses paid in addition to cash prizes and gold loving cups. The Grand National Champion will be awarded $500, and $100 each will go to the Mens Champion and r. No crocheter can afford to miss the opportunity of competing for these appealing prizes. A PRIZED POSSESSION This luncheon cloth is of championship caliber no matter what wray you look at it. Prepare yourself to win many compliments when you place it on your table. Its a good item to enter in the Nationwide Crochet Contest, too. Each square motif measures 1 inches; the entire cloth measures 63 inches square. The motif design is equally when used in making a chair set or runner. For the crochetingcharming instructions and a Contest Rules Leaflet, send a stamped, tothe Needlework Department of this paper. Ask for NANTUCKET. Leaflet No. Teen-Age- th the merchant farmer sell his crops . . . the manufacturer sell his factory output sell his wares . . . the technician sell his skill. And because, with advertising, all these people sell more, each can afford to sell his goods or services to you for less and still make a reasonable profit. Yet for all itdc s, advertising costs To advertise big-na- fasolines takas less than 1Jhi a lallon. To advertise famous brands of bread coats leas per loaf than the wrapper. To advertise America's leading cereals costa less than 310( a package. If any other form of selling were cheaper or more effiemnt, no one would advertise. V Advertising Benefits Everyone THE SAN JUAN RECORD self-address- ed 8. new s cheter looks forward to tional Crochet Week because It means the official beginning of the 1954 Nationwide Crochet Contest. 9, t t d, Designed for large families are these two leading models in the 1554 International Harvester freezer line. Model MV-1above, largest of the three vertical freezers produced by IH, has a food storage capacity of nearly ton, yet takes up no more floor space than below, many medium size refrigerators. Chest type Model has nearly 40 square feet of refrigerated surfaces and a storage capacity cf 700 pounds. Both units have Sunshine yellow Interiors trimmed with bronze. you products you need. And because it makes business more competitive, advertising stimulates the development of many of these superior products. 0, croNa- prize-minde- d it sells on a mass seals, Advertising helpSyou live better, it introduces Crochet Week, recognized this year as January National different things to many people. To the store owner, it means his needlework counters and shelves with a new and varied selection of crochet materials in preparation for the big event. To the crocheter it means the time for the gathering of new ideas for future needlework projects and getting the besk pick of the needlework crop. The contest-minde23-3- Because advertising makes possible mass production, which means lower costs to you. Advertising also tells you where to And bargain buys. by NnnpyHlaxter i UTAH SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY A surprise birthday party that turned out to be a real surprise Friday and Saturday was given by the junior and se- February 19 --' 20 nior high school girls at the Dale SCANDAL Maughn home for their teacher, Mrs. Kenneth Maughn. The ocSCOURIE casion was her birthday. She received some lovely gifts from (Technicolor) her admiring students and a de- Greer Carson, Walter- Fidgeon licious lunch was served by the girls, with the evening being spent playing games. Sunday and Monday 22 IF you ars not now buying February 2i adding machine paper, your ribbons and other office supplies SEMINOLE from the PRESS office, then (Technicolor) youre not saving money. We Rock Hudson, Barbara Hale save you money on supplies, office equipment and office machines. Dove Creek PRESS, Office Supply Department. 10-- tf Wednesday - and Thursday 12 hours, recovered 875 ft salt water cut mud.Ifp 85 lb. FFP 95 lb, DST 7,474- - 7,630 ft, open 1 hours, gas to surface in one 0 tillate and 20 ft. waaer. IFP lb. FFP 1,190 lb. Perforated 5,840-86- 0 ft., 5,885-92- 5 ft, 5,948 62 ft with 296 holes. Set packer on two inch tubing at 5,810 fe, open 6 Vi hours medium air blow immediatelyf no gas to surface, recovered 900 feet gas cut mud. Annual late winter and early Pulling casing- - preparing to plug spring big game counts and the and abandon. range surveys will soon get unTHREE derway in all sections of Utah. STATES NATURAL Game Department officials are GAS CO. et al- - No. 1 Utah state 1,0-2- f Evening Shows start at 7:39 regular production models, and a musical stage show. Letters To The Editor Ideal for Large Families Little Theatre GM OPENS 1954 MOTORAMA General Motors opened its new Motorama in New York Jan. 21 The show, which also will go to Miami, Los Angeles, with this gala preview in the Waldorf-Astoriand San Francisco, features the GM gas turbine Firebird experimental car, at left, many science Monticello, Utah Ag.g.g.g.U.S.C.g.7Cfl SC OC.O.mCgg.C.C.C.OJJijagSgCBgOg-aitggff- e PC eeggot? 008800 |
