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Show TH SAN JUAN RECORD AGE FOUR 0H BETTER WAY T0M0RE, THE FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, Westerners 'Move.' WATER Says Utah 4 f Foundation Report 4 V "v 4f f K' t L , s. by Lai on CrowUy YY-B- B sometime in August. The 3rd year cooking class fixed a luncheon and served to the club members and the visitors who were there- The luncheon was very good. Our next meeting will be held at the home of Lavon Crowley, Tuesday, July 19. A demonstration was given on proper table setting, by Verdell r J . - I, fN J'p ' .1 II ''' " 5 $H:r A - 4 Vv iS twelve-mont- 'jN A' 44a - ' V s I - and . Beth. lues day, , July 19 club met at the The YY-Bhome of Lavon Crowley, Tuesday, July 19, at 2:00 pm. The meeting was called to order by Pres. Beth , 1. 'i v B Johnson- - Song leader, Sharon Harvey lead us in 3 songs. Meeting was opened with prayer by Ann Nielson. Pledges were led by Elaine Nielson. Play parts were given to us. 1st year cooking class made molasses cookies from the quick-miwhich were real good. Other members worked on their sewing articles- We adjourned at 5:00 p.m., and will meet next time with Sharon and Verdell Harvey. Tuesday, July 26 The YY-Bclub met with the Harvey girls and the meeting was called to order by Pres. Beth Johnson at 2.00 p.m. Opening prayer was by Elaine Nielson. Pledges were led by Ann Nielson. Old and new business was then taken care of . We discussed our project work and practiced some songs. The 3rd year cooking dub invited the mothers of the members to a luncheon. The menue was Cream of potato soup, Vegtetable salad, hot rolls, carrot pudding with butterscotch sauce and punch. The mothers attending the affair was Mrs. Oral Johnson, Mrs. Her-m- a Johnson, Mrs. Wanda Nielson, and Mrs. Louise Harvey. The meeting adjourned at 5.00 p.m., to meet again on Tuesday, August 5. at the church. We will have play practice at that time. The YY-Bclub went to the mountain Thursday and spent the night camping out. Thursday afternoon was spent in nature hikes and sleeping. The campground was nice and clean and ready for the 4-clubs that were to come up for the annual outing on Friday. While sitting around the campfire telling stories, several little mice, and three striped kittens decided to share the camp with us. We got upon a table and let them have it. For about two hours they ran around sniffing the ground for any crumbs that had fallen during the evening meal. They semed very tame, but of course they were not crowd by any members of the club They finally decided it was a poor feeding place and vent into the brush. After crawling into our sleeping bags, we didnt stay awake long enough to see if they came back later. We enjoyed our Friday 4-day very much. Especially the Handicrafts and Nature Walks The Happy Stitch and Rip Club met at the home of Kristine Lewis Tuesday morning, August 5. Members finished their scarves, reviewed work books and discussed the next project, making of skirts to match the scarves The next meeting will be held August 12 at the home of Linda Hess. x, - B & 3 V GEMS OF THOUGHT No scientific instrument is as sensitive to light as the eye. In the dark, sensitivity increases 100,000 times and you can detect a faint glow, less than 11000 as bright as a candle. Walloon Lake, south of Petoskey, waMichigan, boasts crystal-clea- r ter so pure that local residents use it in their automobiles budding a road to the site of the new water treatment plant, moves trees, clears way . Monticello Chamber Rogers was selected to act as chairman of a committee of three to in- passed unanimously. In other action, the Council apvestigate the legal requirements as estimated bill in the well as other essentials of such a proved an amount of $300 for having the museum, Mr. Rogers will appoint and adopted a two other committee members to city jeep repaired have four names of city motion to work with him on the project. officials approved for signatures It was decided by the Chamber each check requiring of Commerce to appoint a stand- on checks; two signatures. ing committee to study the road Other than study of the July program in this area in particular, financial report and approval of a road from LaSal to Monticello, revised minutes of previous meetand to sustain the interest of the ings, the only other vital action county commissioners in such a taken by the Council concerned the project. North Creek water system. A proHeading the highway committee from Tigo Construction Co., will be Edway Redd chairman, who posal for completion of the North Creek will appoint ten others to assist project started last year by this him. basis on a "cost-plu- s The Chamber of Commerce company was presented to the Council by will back the project of the Ski the Association to install a ski lift on George Parker, representing Caldwell, firm, the mountain and will donate work citys engineering Richards & Sorenson. The Tiago for the installation of the facility offer as to complete the water which is scheduled for delivery by project, with additions, for ap- Octoberl. Slated for discussion at subsequent meetings of the chamber are rates and regulations of the Utah Gas Service .Representatives of the of the company will be invited to join in this discussion. District Court (Continued from page one) It was opinioned there was insufficient evidence to warrant the "grand larceny charge. Perry Roberson pleaded guilty to a charge of third degree robbery. He was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail and six months probation, with the provisions he be given credit for the time already spent in the county jail. He will be released Augifct 19. THE proximately $15,000. After study of the proposal and blue prints for the project, a motion was made by A. J Redd that the city offer Tiago $10,000 to complete a water system on North Creek, according to specifications set out by Charles R. Kelly of Caldwell. Richards and Sorenson under date of Aug. 6, 1958. These specifications to be included in a contract plus notations made to the drawings by the Board. The motion carried with Mr. Redd, Mr. Sonderegger and Karl Lyman voting in the affirmative. Only negative vote was cast by Alfred Frost. Another matter presented by Mr Parker was passed unaimously. The city agreed to share one-hal- f the cost with the school board for the extension of a water main to the new elementary school now under construction for purposes of installing a fire hydrant. MEAT FINEST (SWIFTS PREMIUM Cooked to Your Taste 58 To. Be Held twelve-mont- THE COOL WESTERN ROOM at the ucM&gsicL Stea& Redecorated ON HI-WA- 160 grade The school will be held by the La Sal Mission of the Moab Baptist Church in the LDS Church Building in La SaL The teachers for the school will include Miss Donna Nielson and Miss White, Mrs- - Gordon Miner, In Alaskan Waters Well Top Off Your Beauty Program With A Flattering Hairstyle and Cut That Stays Manageably Yours- - A REGULAR $12.50 VALUE FOR THE LOW PRICE OF $8 - 75 Phone Us Now For A Convenient Appointmennt. KODIAK, Alaska (FHTNC) Edwin W. Carothers, electricians mate third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Duke D. Sober of Bland ing. Utah, sailed July 7 from Kodiak- Alaska, aboard the iceMrs. Brownfield, Mrs. Moore and breaker Burton Island enroute to Point Barrow, Alaskas northern Mrs. Thyemost children Sal All point. of the La area and the Big Indian District are invited to attend. Qjnlon 425 rnity PHONE JU 7-26- 83 CLOSED MONDAYS vvvvvyvvYVYVVvvvYvwvvvv1 ARTISTIC INTERIORS ANNOUNCES ITS CLOSEOUT SALE FOR MUST VACATE NEW BEAUTY SHOP - - Avoid Rigid GEMS OF THOUGHT GIFT ITEMS AT ARTIST SUPPLIES SPRED SATIN Although some uses of nickel can be traced back to 0 the metal was not isolated as an element until the year 1751 and its greatest usefulness to civilization has beet developed only in the last 50 years. PAINT 'h PRICE PRICE $4.50 GAL. 4000-350- REVEL MODEL AIRPLANE KITS urvr Sight problems may have long reaching emotional and mental effects en a child Youngsters who are nearsighted may engage too much in solitary activities not conducive to mental health. The farsighted youngster may became lazy, inattentive, extroverted or mischievious in schooL Monticello HE WILL ENJOY HIS FISHING IN DECEMBER, TOO! Now that there is an electric freezer in his home, those trout will provide good eating for months. And thats not all His family can enjoy many other good foods at flavor peak the year round His mom saves by buvinq in season and she saves many shopping trips, too ! Freeze yourself More Leisure ELECTRICALLY i if 3 uy.rrj UTAH POWER & LIGHT Buy from Your Dealer jr CO. ARTISTIC INTERIORS MONTICELLO, PHONE JU MONTICELLO, 50c each Friday and Saturday Only Plumbing & Heating 'rtyou&e Modernized mpre&b Com-mit- y NORTH END OF MONTICELLO SEE YOU THERE 98 Long Lasting Permanent Wave h period. Between 1953 and 1957, the average annual In LaSal in August to the West was 669,000 and the A Vacation Bible School will was 489,000 persons ' be held in La Sal from August 18 per year. to 29 from 9. 00 to 11:45 each morning for all children of the area who will be five years oId Ed Carothers Aboard before the end of October through those who have finished the sixth Ice Breaker rn LEE E. DECKER Phones 56 Utah Foundation analysts note that the West is continuing to attract persons from other sections of the nation-- , Approximately 0 persons- migrated to the West during the period of the survey from other sections of the United States. Meanwhile, only 242.000 Westerns moved to other parts of the nation during the TREAT YOUR FAMILY TO A DELICIOUS DINNER SERVED IN Newly Enlarged PARTS h Call Today For A Livelier Lovelier, - Vacation Bible School time-takin- g MONTICELLO USED ONLY STUDENTS states. BEEF ) for the finest people STEAK - STEAK - STEAK LOCATED - Council Meeting (continued from page one) seconded by E. J. Sonderegger and (continued from page one) AUTO SALVAGE NEXT TO STANDARD SUPPLY EAST ON HY- 160 BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL 734-00- A cat B H AUGUST h twelve-mont- UTAH - A unit of Task Force 93, the to Sheperds Bay. In addition, the Burton Island will participate in Burton Island will assist the comthis years Artie operations. bined U. hydrographic The icebreaker will help support survey program. the Canadian Department of TransThe Burton Island is expected to port Forces presently resupplying Seattle Washington in the DEW-Lin- e ( Distant Early return to Warning) sires from Barter Island late September- - - if - ' It V r club met Tues The day 12, at the home of Beth and Marie Johnson. Songleader Sharon r Haney led the girls in some songs. it A' The meeting was opened by Marie iv V. Johnson. The parts for the play and skits were discussed, which f will be given for our FUN NITE A Westerners apparently like to roam more than do people in the other parts of the nation. At least this is the conclusion that can be drawn from a recently reeased Utah Foundation analysis of a U. S. Bureau of the Census report. According to the report, more that 27 of the- total population in the eleven Western States changed residences during the period between April, 1956 and April, 1957. This compares with a mobility rate of for the nation as a whole 194 and 131 for persons living in the Northeast section of the U. S. More than a third of the Westerners who had changed residences during the period had moved from a different county with one out of five Western migrants having come from other 1958- UTAH AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA |
