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Show PACK: pwht THURSDAY, THE SAN JUAN RECORD PAGE FOUR week end when all of their children and grandchildren came home. They included the Lisle The Fay Gage family, long- Jensen and Quinn Jensen famtime residents of Monticello, left ilies from Kearns, Utah; Clyde last week to make their home in Jensen and family from Mesa, Ariz., and the Neil Jensen family Mesa, Ariz. from Centerville,. Utah. There Mr, and Mrs. Earl Southworth were 23 in all. have been enjoying a visit from President Pearl Black was hosMrs, Southworths brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Kline tess to the Church Workers last Of Baxter Springs, Kan. Wednesday at their regular meeting. The program included openMr3. Angeline Westcott is the ing prayer by Mrs. Clyde Wilson; new manager of Jacks Laundry. devotional by Mrs. H. E. Blake, Prefaced With Prayer;" a short Margaret and Teddy Nielson of business session; reading of the Bluff spent the week end visiting minutes by Secretary Beth Christheir piake and Nielson cousins tensen; treasurers report by Mrs. by Sirs. H. E. Blake The Steelworkers Union party at the Blue Mountain guest ranch Friday night was a fine outdoor affair with dancing to the music of the Baker orchestra of Dove Creek. A fine lunch was prepared and served by the Auxiliary. There were an estimated 300 persons attending. v . A fine picnic was enjoyed Thursday by 71 Pehrson relatives at Taylor Spring. The honor guests were Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Cameron and Mrs. Rosella Seevey. Mrs. Seevey is a sister of the Pehrson brothers and Mr. in Monticello. Cameron is a nephew. A considerable increase in atMr. and Mrs. Ronald Davis- of tendance was noted at the ComMexican Hat visited their daugh- munity Church Sunday. ter, Mrs. Dorothy Lyman at the a happy reunion at the It. was San Juan county hospital ' F. Y. Jensens on the Labor Day - SALE FOR BUSINESS BUILDING. FULL GLASS FRONTAGE. LARGE . DISPLAY ROOM. EAST ON HI WAY 160, MONTICELLO IDEAL & There's a place for YOU - at BYU All advantages of All the box. Consider these advantages at the Largest Intermountain Universityrn i Relatively unall clattee. A complete crake of the LOS Church, entirely with student membership in 17 words. Counseling service available every student. . la Scores of cultural, geographical, departmental and social groups, open to all students. Expanded schedule to Include ell who wish to take any class. Efficient placement service to aid In finding employment. Close association with familysized groups of roommates In beautiful campus residences. Apply NOW for Admission son, Joseph Arnold to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Priddy, September 2; a son, Gerald Merton, to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tate, ' September 6; a son, Bryan Kay, to Mr. and Mrs. Evan J. Lyman, September 7; a son, to Mr. and Mrs. Husie Crosby Jr., September 9. BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY PROVO Mr .and Mrs. Fletcher Bronson returned to Monticello last week from a vacation trip to Idaho, Montana, Yellowstone, Teton National Park and the Jackson Hole country. They also visited relatives in Salt Lake City and Ogden. They attended the Gene Fullmer-ChicVejar fight in Salt Lake City. o , w-- m UTAH m Dr. R. W. GOLD - veterinarian - 1 Aiming hi, remark, at the stolid court officer who blocked the exit of the new, room, he blurted, Just how long do you think you can keep u, here." officer shrugged The blue-cla- d off Jima tone a, he had the other remarks hurled hi, way in the past hour. You heard what the Judge said, Jim. No new, release, on thi, story until after the Jury come, back." A fine thing. Jim fumed. Locked in the court house while hi, own story went sour. In le then en hour the Sentinel would be past its deadline, and the Morning Globe would have a scoop. "Now dont get your blood pressure up. You heard what the man said." Ellen Smith uncrossed two of the neatest ankles In the news business end turned ewey from the open window. Jim watched her smooth a wrinkle from her skirt and tried to be mad at her. It was hard to do, but he was in a mood to try. I dont have to remind you that I have a deadline to meet You have no doubt figured that out long ego," he gritted at his pert blond companion. He Jerked the top button off his shirt and slumped Into his chair until the seat cut hW back. Lots of newsmen In this town would have gladly given their next news scoop for the privilege of being locked in a room with Ellen Smith. But this story was Jim Bagsbys own private beat From the time that the Sutherland Jewels had disappeared he had led the pack In covering the progress of the case. Now, with the culprit awaiting the Jury verdict he couldn't cover the case for the Sentinels readers. Ellen Smith, he saw, was back at her favorite game. She indus-- , trlously folded another sheet of copy paper into an airplane and out-of-to- lege?" Holly College, he was told by the prim voice at the window, is one of the finest schools for girls In the state. I was voted the most likely to make a perfect landing." The clock ticked. Jim saw his deadline near. Ellen had run out of copy paper and reached for his stack. With dour sarcasm he pushed all of his stack to her side of the old desk. Might as well have this story land in this waste basket as the editors tomorrow, he glumly told himself. It was an hour past deadline when the Judge sent word that his two news prisoners could be released. The judge, too, knew when his deadline hour was, Jim told himself in a surge of self pity. At the door of the court house he flipped a dime to the newsboy and opened the Sentinels pages. Page one, in bold type, was his story . Jury Still out in Sutherland e case. Beneath his the editor had written a facetious note. Unique airmail delivery from locked court house news room man exclusive gives Sentinel story. Jim blinked. A whiff of delicious perfume caused him to turn. Ellen Smith was on tiptoes reading over his shoulder. He lowered the. paper and she moved close to read the story. Care for a cup of coffee?" Love it, smiled Ellen. Two cups later Jim asked the question that had troubled him since he first opened the paper. Tell me. Did you fly my story out of the window on purpose, or did you do it by mistake? If he was right, the future of bachelor Jim Bagsby was going to be excitingly changed. Her words in the court house came back to him, I was voted the most likely to make a perfect landing. Before It's Too Late versity and Penn State University. He lives In Durango. The course will rim for nine Fridays and three V hours of college creait win be given those who complete the series. The classes will be open to all elementary teachers and the adult 5:30 public. Hours will be 3:30 to 7:40 6 p.m. to and p.m. Anyone interested in attending the course of lessons is asked to contact Mr. Higgins. .... YOUR STOVE READY GET FOR COLD WEATHER , We Have the Stove Pipe, Fittings, by-lin- Dampers and Everything Else To Put Your Heaters In Condition For Winter Use. HEATER TAPES TRAILERS. - AND THERMOSTATS FOR RED DEVIL CLEANER and ARROWS BOWS WE HAVE THE KIND OF SET YOU NEED SPORT G TO ENJOY THIS FAST-GROWIN- CO. THE MONTICELLO LUMBER BEN ASKEW, Mgr. With Community Service Pace Keeping PHOXE .. MONTICELLO, UTAH 13 j illllllllil BE IN MONTICELLO AND BLANDING TUESDAY, SEPT. 17 s 1957 BE WISE... 1 WILL ;for appointments! In Monticello CALL ART ADAIR AT OFFICES, PHONE I ! September 26, 27, 28 September 30 - October 1 Freshman Orientation Registration the San Juan county hospital include: a a large University, attention of the small College Adequate fociilty for Ihi largo itudent body. JIM "Is hi, notebook crumble ln hl, thatGames!", snortedat Jim. Colall you learned Holly clenched fist. COMPLETES VACATION Appliance A series of weekly classes in music appreciation and related subjects sponsored by Monticellos elementary school teachers will begin Friday, September 20. John Higgins, principal at Monticellos elementary school, said the class will be conducted by Edwin Rosenkrantz who holds a nine-wee- k BAGSBY. ace court reporter aimed for a perfect landing in the the Evening Sentinel, felt waste basket near the window. 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