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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Thursday, Fab. 18, 1954 Page The Old Settler . . . Intercepted Letter (Continued from Page 1) the boy, it is a one sided and unfair process. Some very superior children simply have no place in their systems for the convention al school: they are not built that way, and it is a cruel system which undertakes to revamp them to the shape and measure-- , ments of the herd. A great lot of stuff is forced upon them which they do not want and will not accept. It may be something they really need and will in due time desire and learn. The fathers and mothers are Natures teachers. If they are what they ought to be, they can teach more valuable lessons than any paid teacher. This is not say ing the paid teacher is not needed to supplement what the par-et- s can and ought to teach. A boy went from a remote, rural home to the city and got a job, and he did his work so well that his employer asked him if he had any brothers. Yes, he did two of them, and in time they were sent for and became trusted and efficient helpers in two other firms. These employers were so pleased with their boys from the backwoods, that they made a trip to see the mother of the boys, a widow, who made her living and raised her children on what they could make by working long and hard on a little farm. They asked her how she had trained her boys to be the me fellows that they had proved to be. The mother, a plain, uneducated woman answered frankly. I taught them to work, to be honest and to say their prayers." AlDert R. Lyman Justice Court cases tried before W. C. Black, Justice of the Peace: State of Utah vs Dan and Posey- - charge, drunkeness 30 disturbing the peace- - given 25 with fined 350 and days days suspended upon payment of fine YazState of Utah vs Ilughie zie, Raymond Keith, Joe Hutch-i- e and John Hutchie- - charge- - dis turbing the peace- - fined $5 each Court cases tried before C. R. Christensen- - Justice of the peace State of Utah vs- - ? charge, with drunken driving, fined $100 with 30 days in jail at hard labor, driver's license suspended indefinitely and car impounded. State of Utah vs Raymond Martinez charge- - operating a motor vehicle without plates and drivers license, fined $20 State of Utah vs. Thell Hatch Badrock, charge- - disturbing the fined Mrs. LaVee Redd arrived home Monday evemng, after spending a couple of weeks m California. She visited at the home.of Lyman and LaVee Redd. Her sister Edna came from Spnngville, California to meet her. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lyman Mrs. Ellen Lyman have recently enjoyed a few days of the lovely warm weather in California. Mrs Ellen Lyman stayed with and her daughter, Mrs Lillian Hatten, dorf, and family, while Stanley ard Carol attended an Audio Fair at Los Angeles. They visited at the home of Mrs. Bertha and saw the lovely new Singer sewing machine., presented to her for her achievements as a seamstress. At Norwalk, California they spent some time at the home of Mrs. Lymans sister Mrs. Barbara Palmer. The Rodney Palmer fanily moved to Cal .foima quite recently. Lari-mo- night.. .." The irferenee from this report is that the Monticello car was travelling at a high rate of speed and was the car which was responsible for the crash. Investigation of the facts of the case show's that this report and the inference of the report are entirely false. The Monticello car was driven by one of the fac ulty members of the Monticello High school ahd was the middle car of a caravan of three cars loaded with Monticello high stu who had dents and teachers been sent with the students as supervisors. The caravan was traveling at a rate not to exceed fifty miles per hour and was observing as much safety precautions as posible and yet be on the highway. Investigation shows that the other car involved in the collision, was traveling at a high sate of speed and as it topped a rise in the road which also involved a turn, was unable to make the turn and swerved into the lane of the approaching Monticello car. Walter Svedin, the driver of the Monticello car, was helpless to do anything except apply his brakes, which he did an instant before the crash. We wish you to know that we here at Monticello and at school are thoroughly convinced that the teachers involved were carry ing out their assigned responsibility in an efficient manner and were observing the rules of safety and are in no way oc-to blame for the accident which curred. Sincerely yours: Zenos L. Black, Supt. San Juan School Dist. re Mi-Lorraine Jones and Mis? Shirley Butt spent the weekend u hrme with heir parents, Mr. ind Mrs Alma U. Jones and Mr. ird Mrs. Harod Buft. They are both employed in Salt Lake City. Johnson and Myrtle Hunt spent a day last week shop j.ng at Cortez, Colorado. Bob and Enid Keats and small daughter, Kathie Louise, spent the weekend in Blanding visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Redd. He is going to school at Provo. Firtl Frit. In th. Fxtvr. Story Clou of th. 1553 Grotto. Fttoto CMtotl W..I to Ern.it C. Ind .1 towdM, Cali lorn to. Tlttod, Fitfra Story ( a Child'. Soth. A tha t.ri.1 wo mod. with 4 a 5 Fottwok.r Spaad Graphic la 1100 ac at (I Pictured at top are the first place winners in the Soil Conservation Poster contest from the Monticello elementary school. BeloW are all of the winners, first, second and third place. - BLANDING DOUBLE Mr. and Mrs Delores Hurst had word of the arrival of a little granddaughter in Salt Lake City Feb 10th. She is the second daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Walt Hart-laue- - r. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bayles made a business trip to Salt Lake City the first of the week. people enjoyed the Sweethearts - Mr. and Mrs. Ball in Monticello Saturday evAshton Harris ening, Several groups of young and Clmt Palmer made an offfolks took part in the dancing. icial High counselor visit to La Sal branch Sunday evening and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rogers were accompanied by Diane and entertained a group at their home Jim-Jo- e Harris Shooting a series of pictures that tells a complete story Hospital Notes Juice Grapefruit 48 Os. Can 25c 29c 29c 29c Juice GrapefruitCase Cana $.25 - Pint Bottle . ., Sweet Pickles Lady Perkins 11 Os. Bottle Sour Pickles Lady Perkins 11 Cs. Bottle Standby Full Standby (12 Orange48 Juice Ox. Can Standby . . 35c . Orange Juice Full Case (12 Cans Standby Grape Juice 57 48 Os. Can Standby 3 Packages for OLEO Pound Delrich 39c 29c 35c 65c - Pancake and Waffle Mix 1 Sperry lb. 12 os. Package Instant Postum 4 Oz. Bottle Instant Postum 8 Oz. Botlle .... 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Rroof of the success of this idea can be found in the picture illustrating this column which is part of the series that won first prise in the Picture Story Class in last year Grafiex Photo Con- it- Sunday evening after Sacrament meeting. After a steak supper, ... the evening was spent playing rook. Prizes were won by Alma HOSPITAL ENTRIES: Redd, Charity Rowley, Kora Hel Lorena Knockeye, Blanding, It looks like there would be a DEPENDABLE WATCH AND quist, Ray Lyman and Lucille baby girl of county officers m San CLOCK REPAIR SERVICE AT dearth Black. Sheila Ramsey, Monticello, a with the three or four resig DOVE CREEK JEWELERS. IN Juan medical case DOVE CREEK, COLORADO, Mrs. lancy Bradford got home Mark Frost, Monticello- - med- nations recently. from Salt Lake with Mr. and ical Mrs Vet Bradford when they reJeanie Joyce, Monticello, med. Helen Wight, Monticello- - med. Mr. and: Mrs. Lloyd Adams turned after attending the birthMargaret Redd, Blanding, baand Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Adams day party of David P. Black. We girl to bySusan have gone to California enjoy Mr. and Mrs. Guy Palmer had Jameson, Monticello-medica vacation for two weeks. word, last week, of the arrival of Renee Several carloads of Blanding their first grandchild m Californ- medical Bentley, Shiprock, N.M. ia. She is the daughter of Aleta Ramsey, Monticello, metheir daughter, Mrs. Maxine Rusdical sell of Torrence. Teddy Kinnamon, Monticello-medicf'fiiJBB X ... . M.i. mu Mr. and Mrs. Duane Johnson ar Mrs. Betty Lou Duncan, Mon VV rived in Blanding, Friday afternoon, with their new daughter. ticello, medical Juanita Beaver, Dove Creek, She was born in Salt Lake City January 28. Friends and relatives medical Jeffrey Bailey, Monticello, merejoice with them in their good dical USED CARS fortune Mrs. C. R. Christensen, med. Caroline Bavles and Margaret Herbert Pool, Monticello medical Mrs. Gartha Lyon, Monticello-medic1952 Fordor Chieftain 8 .. $1750 Taylor and daughters Hansme and Teressa, arrived home Sun1952 Chevrolet day after spending several days RELEASED: $1365 Renee Bentley, Aleta Ramsey, m Salt Lake City. Mrs. Betty Lou Duncan, L. W. 1951 Chevrolet Tudor, Powerglide $1165 Grant L. Bayles left Blanding Misner, Juanita Beaver, Eva Tor June Lorena Knoc res, Ilawkms, on a business Monday morning Jeffrey Bailey, Mark Frost 1949 Chevrolet Styline deluxe trip to Los Angeles. He was ac- keye, C. R. Christensen, Herbert Mrs. Alma Redd who companied by will visit his sister, Mrs. Joseph- Poolf Sheila Ramsey, Jeanie Sedan $765 ine Roberts, until Mr. Bayles is Joyce, Helen Wight, Margaret Genevieve Manzanares, ready to come home. They plan Redd, 1949 Chevrolet Fleetline Susan Jameson. to be gone a week or ten days. $765 al Dill Pickles in self is a challenge that most photographers would like to meet. Unfortunately, few of you ever try it The consensus seems to be that picture stories lie entirely in the realm of the experienced professional. As far as Im concerned, this argument doesnt hold water. Anyone who can take a good single picture can shoot a good picture story. The photographic technique remains the tame. It just takes a little more thought and planning. The first thing to decide is if the subject you are planning to photograph is a good and Interesting subject to begin with. This may seem elementary, but its surprising how much valuable photographic time is wasted on subjects which have no intrinsic interest and which no amount of excellent photography can make anything but dull. The next step in approaching a picture story photographically is to find the one best visual thing to do with it. The fresh way to look at it . . . the most graphic al Friday and Saturday Specials PICTURE STORIES SUCCESSFUL Minnie NEWS RECEIVED Twins arrived in the Henry G. Black family, February 8th, but one was at Logan, Utah and the other at Oxford, Ohio. Young Calvin LeRoy weighed in at 8 pounds 13 ounces at a hospital in Logan and joined the family of Kenneth and Nila Black Kartch-ne- r. He was welcomed at home by an older brother. At Oxford. Ohio, Dr. and Mrs Joseph Black are rejoicing over the arrival of a daughter, Carol Ann, bom the same day and weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces. She was welcomed by Typewriters Adding Machines Dove Creek. Colo. a brother and sister at home. Phone 34 $25 CAMERA TOPICS ti eir home in Texas, Editor The Deseret News Salt Lake City. Utah We, here in Monticello, are all very much grieved over the recent tragic accident involving our teachers and pupils in an automobile crash which has taken the lives of one of our teach ers and one of our high school students and seriously injured one teacher and six pupils. We are also deeply disturbed concerning your report of the accident m your Monday News in which you state, A car loaded with nine Monticello high school teachers and teen agers returning from a basketball game smashed head on at high speed into auto last Saturday another J. P. Court News peace, Root Cardon lives at Mack, Coloraod, Kay at Pagosa Snngs, Colo and Mrs. Mill and her small son Jefry, came via airlines from 6 12 ton Pickup 1 12 ton cab and International 1946 Chevrolet lVz 1941 1 ton Pickup ton Platform Vz $815 , - $675 .... $415 .... $445 Chevrolet lVz ton Stake We will be here tomorrow to stand hind the car you buy today Phone 58 REDDS $300 be- Monticello, Utah X |
