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Show 1 Blanding, Grayson Investment Bond Sales Reach Wards Sponsor Reverence Drive New High Record have members Committee been chosen from the Blandmg and Grayson Wards to promote reverence in the community. They plan to start in the church and its meetings, but hope it will spread, to every important undertaking in the town. According to the committee, It is appaling the lack of reverence found1 among many of the boys and girls, and many of the parents. They havent any respect for school, church, or anything else. They rtalk and visit during their meetings, write and carve on the church benches, and tear the song books to pieces. Many parents give the song books to their small children to keep them quiet during the service. Every once in a while, you find a note written by an adult person to another adult person in the front or back of a song Ibook, about things that do not even pertain to church work. Also, the books find their way into many homes. Many times, they are gathered with other books and taken by mistake, but people must train themselves to avoid such things, if possible. After they are taken home, they can be returned. At picture shows, some people visit and talk so much their neighbors can scarcely hear what is going on. Children holler and run around with no regard for the feelings of others. If parents would go places with their children, and sit with them, this condition could soon be improvelsewhere. ed in church and Some parents say they cant go with their children to things because they have to stay with the younger children. This could be solved by one parent staying at home with the little childen, and the other going with the older ones. There are many problems that the committee must work out, and to be successful, they must have the cooperation of everyone. Parents must be converted to help put it over to their children. Children may have to help convert parents. It will take the cooperation of every teacher, parent, and child, to make a success of this campaign. Vet Bradford, a member of Reports from the Federal Reserve Bank indicate a combined sale of Series E and H savings bonds in Utah during January of $1,474,096, according to Charles L. Smith, State Chairman of th? Utah Savings Bonds committee. Utah purchases of Series H bonds, on which interest is paid semiannually by check, reached the highest amount in January since its inception in June 1952, and were 79 higher than in January 1954. This new bond interest after the that pays 2 first six months until 4th year then pays at the rate of 3.4 until maturity of 9 years and 8 months, is gradually becoming more popular among Utah investors. Mrs. Anne Cornelius, savings bonds chairman for San Juan county announced that purchase of Series E and H bonds in this county amounted to $2,916 in January or 19.7 of the years quota. It is hoped that San Juancoun ty citizens will continue to invest in the safest investment in the world and place your coum in the top group of counties the state in percentage of quota attained the chairman stated Citizens of San Juan county, one of the uranium centers of the nation, lead the state with 19.7 of their years quota already reached. Box Phono ALpine 348 Station Electrical Contracting Commercial Residential Industrial Free Estimates H. H. Esser L. R Alger July Blanding Girl Selected To Phi Kappa Phi A , average , Newly elected members of Phi Kappa Phi were honored at a luncheon last week. Speaker was J. H. A. Watson, first secretary of the British embassy in Future Prospects Washington. of the Communist World was the subject discussed. Membership in the honorary to studfraternity is restricted ents in the upper 10 of their class. This years elecettes were limited to seniors with an over all average of 3.5 and above. Miss Black is a mSmber of the Mortar Board, national scholastic and leadership honorary of senior women; Cwean, honorary society for junior women; Spurs honorary womens service organization; Alpha Phi, social sorority; Omicron Nu, national for home economics honorary majors; and staff member of the Utonian, campus yearbook. She graduated from San Juan High School in 1951. Read the advertisements (Continued from page 1) is on government lands. Claims were filed in Monticello, Utah the San Juan county seat, and C Page Utah Highways To Be Marked With New Lines The office of the San Juan Another step to help reduce are divided into three groups. County Public Health nurse has number of accidents occur-in- g the The Dark Blue HiH the Canyon, arreleased the first of several on Utah highways will be and the PS. The three groups go ticles, to appear in the Record, into the one company however. undertaken this spring by the in preparation for the second The 620 acres bemg worked State Road Commission of Child Guidance Clinic which is under the supervision of are 7000 feet in elevation and to be held here in March. are less than 100 miles from the the Department of Traffic EnThese clinics are being sponsor upper end of the Grand Canyon. gineering. ed by the public schools of Utah This is part of the Colorado Plawith the 1955 and the Public Health offices. Beginning teau. 100,000 square miles conRoad season State Information on mental health the paint taining U. S. richest uranium Commission plans to paint a problems, their causes, and treat deposits. 4 inch solid yellow line, IS ment is being put before the Ralph Wilson of San Angelo, inches in from the right side public as a preventive measure real feelings. is attorney for the company, of the pavement, on highway-widthin the field of mental and emoSuch a child will not respond also has a Utah lawyer. tional health. of 28 feet and over, to group influences but requires which Stewart and Castor are leav- where the shoulder area is of Information gleaned from the an individual approach. similar surface. articles will aid parents in recWhere any or all of these de- ing Thursday for the mine. ognizing and understanding the viations are permitted to conNighttime driving habits inemotional conflicts and behav- tinue, the more difficult it bedicate that motorists in genior deviations in their children. comes to bring about a readeral will either swerve tow The following information from justment Crippled emotionally the path or an oncoming vethe local public health office, as children, they become even hicle or maneuver their car t and written by Herbert D. Will- more crippled in adulthood. the fight- - often going off the iams,' PhD., is on the subject of The child with a basically surface. These Right highway Two trout rearnatural large emotional ills as the cause of well integrated personality, and proven very effective- - espcially are ponds ing complenearing no deep seated conflicts, usually tion at the in nighttime driving and foggy delinquincy. a good acceptance of social and Games Department of Fish weather. The reflectorized yelEmotional Ills Called Cause of has in Midway hatchery and any deviation Heber standards low guide line will , result in a William. Ph. D. . Valley. is of a short duration. He beof security and it is felt What makes a child delin- comes a delinquent, if at all, by end of the hatchery ' property sense motorists will, therefore, drive deat are become Most the of them situated lower closer to the outer edge of the They quent? sudden outside factors, such as lf linquent as the result of a mis- the sudden death of a beloved and each is approximately acre in size. All work is pavements. directed drive for emotional sat- parent; a dull boy outgrows his In December 1954, a 12 mil-tisfaction. class and needs physical labor; being done by construction perline was applied on US 91 A study of over 2000 admis- or a negro boy is well adjusted sonnel and equipment belongbetween Lagoon and Layton. As sions to the New York State in a predominantly white neigh- ing to the department. a result of this test and others An expected 200 loads of conducted Training School for boys over borhood until he reaches 100 approximately a 6 year period shows that 4 rainbow legals should come miles Shoulder of this Right 5 out of of these delinquents Adaptable, a child of this type from these ponds each year fol- Guide Line will be applied ia were mental health problems. responds easily to lowing completion. This amounts 1955. Lost to society, either tempor- in his environmentimprovement such and can to an additional 240,000 under proper fish in the states yearly plantarily or permanently, those whq adjust quickly could be reclaimed needed in- guidance. Theres news in the advertiseing program. tensive help from the staff in the of the ponds is ex- ments. too. which is the Mental health, Finishing mental health clinic. of master change, the pected in time to stock them Informed persons today aware capacity to get along with others with rainbow fingerlings by ability that emotional distortions in integrity and self directon, and early May. Fish reaching legal childhood result in mental ill- the capacty to relate oneself to size will be sorted and planted Gettinc nesses, delinquincy and crime, others- - all this is the goal being during late summer and fall If worried by Bladder Weakness Nights (too frequent, burning or Itchalso realide these conditions are sought for todays children. months. The balance will be Up urine! or Cloudy Strong, urination) increased during times of social By prevention now rather than carried over for early spring ing due to commoi Kidney and Bladder Irritfor CYSTEX quick, gratifyut, ations, try crisis, such as depression, or war trying to undergo later what planting in 1956, after which comforting A billion CYSTEX table or during times of indivdual may sometimes be irreparable the waters will again be restock- used in pasthelp25 years prove safety mom. stress. Informed persons are be- damage, mental hygiene is doing ed with fingerling in a contin- success. Ask ordruggist k for CYSTEX undaf guarantee satisfaction ginning to recognize the need much to help stabilize the gen- uation of the program. for preventive work with emo- erations moving in these days tionally distressed children to towards an uncertain future. develop healthy and constructive outlets for their emotional tensions and conflicts. With such help, a child can channel his socially unacceptable drives into wholesome activities. In one city where early mental diagnosis and treatment were undertaken, the number of deto the The San Juan Stake Sweetlinquent children brought attention of the court was redu- heart ball was a festive occas-sioIt was sponsored by the ced by fifty per cent in a four Stake MIA Board of Presidents. year period. Mental Healthin Clintwo Mrs. Nina Barton and Supt. Ar-l- o ics report improvement Freestone headed the stake thirds of the cases coming to The gathering was in their attention. group. As morq ' and more mental the Monticello LDS recreation health clinics are being estab- hall. The room was gaily decor lished throughout the country, ated with large red and white reaching both parents and child- valentine placed at intervals ren, the results of increasing around tre room. There were red emphasis on preventive work in and white streamers curtaining the field of mental health shows the stage front except for the what can be done where child- heart shaped door which allowren have been reached in the ed entrance to the stage where early stages of behavior devia- refreshments were given during tions. the dance. The 300 guests were Emotionally disturbed parents served at white covered card undergoing marital conflicts are tables centered with a bon bon recognized as the largest contri- basket on a red heart. buting factor in the developBefore the dancing began Ar-l- o ment of delinquincy in their Freestone introduced, the children. The need for mental guests of honor, the San Juan health clinics to work with such Stake Presidency, the Bishops,' parents in order to prevent de- of all the wards, the stake High linquincy or mental illness both council and their wives as Mrs. to them and to their children Barton pinned corsages on the becomes evident to anyone who women and a carnation on the works with either the delin- men. The thing the crowd was quent. or the mentally ill. The are waiting for was the floor show parents and the childrenwhirlat nine oclock. caught up in a spiraling Lift Up Top, Griddle, EASY TERMS It opened with a Spanish pool ofl mounting emotional and Built-ithe need dance in costume by young maladjustment Giant Top Burners, Lamp, Smokeskilled help of the mental hy- people from the Grayson ward. less Broiler, Oven... gienist to head off destruction. Blanding followed with a solo In its relatively short history dance with red costume by She-ro- n the mental hygiene movement Butt, later bringing in a in America has thrown much group of couple dancers. Monticello Beehive girls dresslight on the different causes of You to delinquincies and how they can ed in red and white with heart be prevented and treated. decorations presented a SweetThe child with a deep seated heart Dance originated by Mrs. & difficulty, usually Betty McDonald. A couple dance personality traceable to early emotionally from Monticello apd an enupsetting experiences in child- semble number from the MonThe hood, may have a good intell- ticello and Blanding wards finectual understanding of stand- ished the floor show. ards but is handicapped by a Phone 44 Responsible for the dance proMonticello, lack of trust and a sense of gram are the stake dance direcguilt, always present and often tors, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Johnson, and the various ward overdeveloped. E Impulsive and unstable he is aaol-escenc- The friends of Aunt Emma Wood are sorry to learn she is again in bed. This time, as the the committee, invites everyone result of another fall which gave to join, not only in Blanding, her some hard bumps and but San Juan County, and everywhere else there might be a need for reverence. 6 Texans 17. 1955 U-t- ah est 01-ee- An Thursday. Feb. one-ha- University of Utah student Black, duaghter of Mr. and Mrs. Zenos Black, Blanding, is one of 70 Seniors selected for membership in Phi Kappa ' Phi, 3.7. THE SAN JUAN RECORD Trout Rearing Ponds Completed 1953. average of Utah Moab, DIV. 4TH ARMORED Fort Hood, Texas Cpl. Francis M. Lyman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lyman, Blanding, Utah, is a member of the 4th Armored Division at Fort Hood, Texas. The 4th Division, reactivated in June 1954, is now undergoing a comprehensive training program. The unit won fame in Normandy and Bastogne in World War II. Corporal Lyman was a student at Brigham Young Univer-t- y before entering the Army in is 4.0. WEATHER Monticello Blanding Boy Member of 4th Armored Division Miss Black, majoring in home economics is completing her college schooling with an overall All taxpayers filing Federal income tax returns should be sure that their names and addresses are legible and complete. District Director Charles I. Fox stated that a considerable number of returns are being received whereon the name and address cannot be read or the address is not sufficiently complete for mailing purposes. District Director Fox requested, that taxpayers list their given name first and their surname last. In the case of a joint return, the names should be listed John Henry and Mary Doe. A & E Electric Child Guidance Clinic Slated For Monticello fraternity. Tax Returns. Being Received Without Names unable to keep promises and good intentions, and needs individual help with his personality problem to enable him to unravel his inner conflict and so gam emotional balance. Or, he may have developed in to a completely selfish ana self centered child who has no loyalties other than to himself. Usually he has been emotionally crippled early in life, has lost his ability to develop affections and personal bonds; leel himself isolated and has become an involuntary victim of this mode of living. Although understanding socially accepted standards, he use others to accomplish his ends. He is oft times a basically weak person who covers up his It pays e. Getting Up Nights money-bac- Sweetheart Ball Held Recently m mim In Monticello n. . All-ste- cas-tin- et n $249.95 We Are Here Southwestern Gas Serve Appliance, Inc Store That Stays CAXtt&lONMtlX Fryers, lb 7 For $1.00 Sugar, 10 lb. $1.13 bag Tomato Sauce, 3 for Standby 27c tin Frozen Foods Orange Juice, 46 oz. .... 35c 57c 67c Fish Sticks, pkg. Breaded Shrimp, pkg Standby Orange Juice, 4 6-o- z. tins ....59c City MERCANTILE Monticello, Utah 59c $1.00 Ground Beef, 3 lb $1.09 Schillings Coffee, lb 27c Jello, 3 6for No. 303 Tins Standby $1.00 Cream Style Corn 79c .. .... Red Salmon, tall can Standby Catsup, 2 bottles 35c Standby Utah qIumsu I Cost Let Than Ordinary Milk Pure Pork Homemade Sausage, lb Short Ribs, lb Slab Bacon 3 lb. Piece or Over, lb 45c 35c 55c Produce Spuds, 10 lb. Red Idaho Russetts, Cauliflower, lb 10 lb : 49c 63c 27c 2 REAL HELP FOR THE WESTERN SLOPE Development and production, of oil, gas, uranium, oil shale and other minerals and sound financing of agricultural and commercial interests are the prime old bank. objectives of this 52-ye- ar Fourteen banks in Western Colorado and Eastern Utah maintain commercial accounts with the U. S. Bank, and jt cooperates with them to make additional resources available for the benefit of this great area. of this hank is identical with The natural your local bank in promoting the growth of the Western self-intere- st Slope. Remember lo see any of Ihe following banks in your community: Firsi National Bank. Moab; Dove Creek Stale Bank, Dove Creek; Citixens State Bank, Cortez; J. J. Harris Co. Dolores; San Miguel Basin Slate Bank, Norwood; First National Bank, Olathe; First National Bank, Hotchkiss; First National Bank, Cedaredge; Fruila Stale sade Bank, Fruila; Pali- PalisNational Bank, ade; First National Bank, Rifle; First National Bank, Meeker; Moffat County Sfate Bank, Commercial Bank, Craig; UNITED STATES BANK Of Grand Junction, E. L. BACON, PRESIDENT Colorado EST. 1903. Member: Federal Deposit Ins. Cor- poralion Federal Reserve System |
