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Show THE BAX JUAN RECORD Thursday, April Page 7 19, Junior Fat Stock Bill Hines said. Hines estimated about tons of hand-sorteore has sacked from the high-gradwhich the company hopes yield enough ore of 20 or Utaco Delivers d e Show Picks Judges 172 Tons of Ore For Annual Event Ted Edwards, Yeoman First Class, is discharged from the Navy after four years service. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Edwards. Stationed at Point Luma, California before his release, he served as court reporter for several years. Ted is now working in the P.M.A. office where he will stay until June. At that time he intends to enroll in the Utah State Agricultural College in Logan. Miss Janice Johnson, foster daughter of Mr. Vem Holindrake, American Fork, will become the bride of Arden Edwards, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Edwards, April 20 in American Fork. The parents of the groom and their children, Ted, Jerry and Neva Rae, will motor to American Fork for the ceremony. Arden is an engineering student at the Utah State Agricultural College. For that reason the newlyweds honeymoon will be postponed until the close of school but they do expect to visit Monticello in a couple of weeks. In One from Lakeside may more Monarch Mining Co. Week sented by an Three dramatic cast. Paul member of the Utaco Uranium, Inc., delivered Tell animal Rattengaie, readings husbandry department of 172 tons of ore assaying .447 per Tale Heart, Another Spring" Colorado A&M in Ft. Coland Pattern were presented by lins, Colo., has College been named cattle cent uranium oxide to the MontiMernice Allred, Arita Redd and judge for the annual Intermoun- cello mill in the first week of Ann Wilson. tain Junior Fat Stock Show. April, mill returns showed today. Judy Peterson gave the panto-mine- , Show officials say they are Ore was from the Allen No. 2 Seventeen. pleased to have obtained mine in Red Canyon. Assays also Each contestant will receive a highly of Mr. the services due showed a 1.31 per cent copper conrating either of highly superior, to his ability as aPattengale of fat tent, Utaco Secretary - Treasurer judge honorable beef cattle. excellent, superior, has been Pattengale mention, good or fair. on the at A&M for a numat Utah State AgriMrs. Don Olsen, Monticello ber of faculty and is a native of department years, cultural College in Logan. This High School Speech director, is Colorado. rounds out the judging staff for very proud of the students comWade G. Wells, animaThusband-mathe junior stock show. peting and feels sure when the at the University of Idaho in Charlie Adams of ratings are announced the MontiArtesia, Calif., cello High will stand well at the Moscow, and judge of fat hogs at and Bill Adams of Salt Lake City, last years Intermountain, has brothers in the top. auctioneering Mrs. Edway Redd, Mrs. Don again been named to judge the field, have again indicated their Olsen and Mr. Leland Carroll ac- swine classes at the junior event willingness to sell the fat stock at the North for the companied the young people to scheduled June youngsters June 7, sale Salt Lake Union Stockyards. Provo. day of the show. Previously announced as judge The Adams brothers, and their Seen at the Junior Prom Satur- of fat lambs is Professor Milton father prior to his death a few day night were a number of the Madsen of the animal husbandry years ago, served as auctioneers atnow school high graduates Junior at Intermountain Two many musical fine are events tending college. Among them were scheduled for Monticello within Fat Stock Shows. Ada Mae Jones, Beverly Jones, the .next two weeks. April 27 at Number of entries expected for Laree Adams, and Bob Sparks. the church, Glen Pratt of Salt the North Salt Lake event is unLake City will present an organ known at present due to the conThe organ recital by Mr. Fox-le- y tinued drought in southern Utah. assisted by Hulbert recital, in Blanding last Wednesday as It is expected, however, that en; vocal soloist. Watch evening attracted many of Monti-cello- s for next weeks issue for details tries will be lighter from the lovers. music of the other musical. Both will southern part of the state than in be in the L.D.S. Chapel. previous years. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frost all-bo- y FURNISH HOME YOUR With Complete Quality Home Furnishings From Empire Furniture in Moab, Utah UPHOLSTERED BEDROOM n MATTRESS DINING & SPRINGS ROOM CARPET & DRAPES tJXlu I APPLIANCES 6-- 7 Joe Christensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Christensen, arrived home Wednesday morning from New Haven Connecticutt. For the last two years Joe has been a Latter-daSaint Missionary in are at home after several months the Eastern States. Most of his stay in Mesa, Arizona. time was spent in Massachusetts. To receive medical attention, Mrs. Charles Alderman enter- John Perkins left for Excelsior tained the Rebus Rota Literary Springs, Missouri, Monday mornClub at the home of Mrs. Lee ing. Richey Thursday evening. Mrs. Lee Richey, county cancer chairMrs. Loya Soltau, her children, man gave a lesson on cancer. Mike and Christine, Mrs. Lea An election was conducted Bartell, Mrs. Jean Jones, drove to which resulted in the following Salt Lake City the first of the officers being chosen: Mrs. Rod- week for several days visit in the ney Pehrson, president; Mrs. capital. Mrs. Nettie Redd, John Redd, secretary; Mrs. Sam Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Jones are Perry and Lovina Redd, pro- at home after three weeks spent gram committee; Mrs. Fred Jen- with the family of their son, in Farmington, Utah. Refreshments sen. historian. were served by Mrs. Alderman. B. Frank Redd, attorneys Redd and Donald Adams, The Monticello High School was well represented at the State Marion Hazelton, San Juan CounSpeech Festival in Provo Friday ty Democratic chairman, motored and Saturday, April thirteenth to Salt Lake City to attend the t and fourteenth. The play, State Annual Convention of the was winner in the Democratic party, Saturday. 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