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Show PAGE EIGHT THE SAN JUAN RECORD Monticello Budget Calls for Nev; Street MHS Students Take SJHS Takes First Lights, Signs, More Water Development Part in Science Wrestling Match Wednesday, the j Monticello City Council approved . a budget for the year 1959 in the amount of $148,000. This represents an increase of $1500 over the current years budget. There were no protests filed before or at the Wednesday public hearing on the matter. Major change in the 1959 budget included an expenditure of $10,-00- 0 for city improvements. They At a meeting are $2,000 for residential street for $1,000 lighting materials, street signs, and $7,000 for further development of water resources on the Blue Mountains. Only other item of concern discussed by the council was the feasibility of enacting the Green River Ordinance in Monticello. This matter was tabled pending a report to be presented at the next session of the Council. With the Newest and Best P. T. ANTI-FREE- ZE Not only as good as other But special ingredients give your car better protection. Anti-Freez- e, SERVICE George H. Bradford, Manager Phone 2086 I Blanding, Utah ttssiiir mmamm im'i Hamilton Funds holds common stock; Santa Claus Calls on f . ' in over 80 American corporations, t Christmas Party Santa Claus will arrive in Bluff Wednesday, December 24, to take for the part in a Christmas party children sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Santa will go directly to the Christmas tree erected in the school distriyard about 5:15 p.m. and bute treats to the children and visit, following this a movie will be presented free for the youngsters inside the school. Bill Huber is in charge of the , program. 160-- 41 anuUoTL. TuodL&- P. O. Box 5061, Denver 17, Colorado Please send Free prospectus-booki- e describing Hamilton Funds. Address - Bluff Children for Pre- - selected for income and growth possibilities. Monthly or lump sum investment plahs. Cy- Preliminary examinations in connection with the 18th Annual Science Talent Search were held Friday, December 5, at Monticello High School undr the supervision of Doyle B. Rowley. d -- ASK ABOUT OUR LOSS GUARANTE- E- HURST TEXACO Talent Search Students taking the science aptitude test were Wayne S. Young, Monticello, and Victor Nebeker. East Summit Point. As part of the preliminary examinations, each contestant must submit a report of about 1,000 words on the subject "My Scientific Project. Wayne is working on a project in the reduction of Uranium from local ores, and Victor is constructing a steam engine of a radically new design. The Science Talent Search for the Westinghouse Science Scholarships and Awards is conducted annually by Science Clubs of America, administered by Science Service. The purpose of the Search is to discover and foster the education of boys and girls with skill, talent, and creative originality in science. Forty boys and girls who lead in the preliminary examinations will be given allexpenses-jpaitrips the to attend to Washington Science Talent Institute for five days early next spring and to be judges for the Scholarships and Awards, Five of the winners will receive Westinghouse Science Scholarships ranging from $7,500 to $3,000 and the remaining winners will be given Awards of $250. Stote 4 os PRICES EFFECTIVE O Cello Kraft 10 oz. o WALNUT MEATS O Libby 303 g FRUIT COCKTAIL O Libby Family Pitted 2 D ECEIV.BER 590 19,20.21.22.23.24 Mary Ida Drumond Lozier, 80, died Tuesday, December 16, at the San Juan Hospital. Mrs. Lozier has been ill since the day before Thanksgiving when she was hospitalized for double pneumonia. Recovering, she was released from the hospital only to be taken back after a light stroke. Five days late, she died of heart failure. Mrs. Lozier was living at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Carlson at the time of her death. She had moved to Monticello from Ralston, Nebraska the first part of October this year. Previously she had visited Monticello numerous times, making many friends here. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Carlson, and three sons, A. Gordon Lozier and David W. Lozier of Omaha and Theodore W. Lozier of Ralston. There are eleven grandchildren and ten greatgrandchildren. She also has four sisters surviving her, Mrs. S. M. (Ella) Thompson and Mrs. Henry (Mabel) Shaeffer of Glen Arbor, Michigan, Mrs. W. B. (Josephine) Jacklin of Chicago, 111. and Mis. O. G. (Irene) Smith of Monrovia, California . Funeral services for Mrs. Lozier were held Thursday afternoon at the San Juan Community Church with Reverend Clyde Wilson officiating. DeMar Perkins of Monticello igave a brief summary of her life. Nancy and Meredith Lill sang Rock of Ages and "In the Gar- Shurfresh 100 1 ..4 for $1.00 21c MARSHMALLOWS filled 12 oz MIXED CANDY 350 O O O O O Tall OLIVES 290 O Ocean Spray 300 g CRANBERRY SAUCE Hood River 2 for 45 Pearn Pineapple SAUCE o O q o 6 tor $1.00 O Now on Sale extinguishers be installed and win- at Cow Canyon Trading Post 3. Bluff. Utah j Turkey Shoot Planned At St. Christopher's Payable January 31. 1959, to holders of Shares Series 7 and Series of record 4 p.m., MST, January 2, 1959m Mission Sunday P. M. Hamilion Shades of Daniel Boone! On Sunday, December 21 a real turkey shoot will be held at St Christophers Mission at Bluff. Both the archer and the rifle man will be able to take part as there will be divisions for each. Bring your own bows or guns or the mission will furnish them, target arrows and .22 shorts will be allowed only and a small charge will ibe made to cover the cost of the turkeys. The shoot is open to everyone with activities scheduled from 1:00 until 3:00 p.m. MANAGEMENT KARL R. LYMAN, Monticello, Utah Ph. jrfSX ! i TOOK INSURANCE may be out of date, too! (continued from page one) the designated federal highwaay through Monument Valley. Mr. Redd also said the road commission gave a heartening review of roads already built and in the offering ibut were not particularly interested In a LaSal to Monticello road at the present time. It was also made known to the chamber that Shell Oil Company would like to bring in about 75 families to Monticello and needs housing for their workers. Anyone with available rentals is asked to contact Karl Lyman. A motion to acknowledge the calendar and fiscal year for membership dues was voted upon and carried. Have you got everything? Don't start on any trip without plenty of personal effects insurance! Our new plans cover all kinds of loss or damage, away from home, on all personal effects. Basin Realty & Ins. No. 2 Shumway Building BLANDING, UTAH PHONE 201 E 11? den. Interment with graveside services will be Saturday, December 20, at Omaha, Nebraska. JUST IN TIME A pink and blue baby shower was given for Mrs. David Bradfield Monday, December 8, in the National Lead staff house. Mrs. Lionel Harvey was hostess. Attending the shower from out of town were Mrs. C. D. Bradfield and Nellie Duncan of Cortez and Mrs. Charles McHafey and Mrs. Gary McHafey of Yellow Jacket. During the evening games were played and refreshments served followed by the opening of gifts. CORPORATION Repmentativ. Monticello Chamber Baby Shower Held 12 oz. TREES HAMILTON FUNDS INC. Mother Succumbs After Short Illness 2 19, 1958 CHRISTMAS ( continued from page one) building. The chamber group also recommended that additional fire Sr MRS. MARY IDA LOZIER POOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOQ O O Jr' Bluff Chamber Their first and only match to dows be made to satisfactory open date behind them, San Juan High and close that they may be used for emergency exits. wTestlers are sporting a perfect The question of a library for season record. Last Tuesday they Bluff was brought up and refered-t- o downed Dove Creek a committee for further in-- , They meet the Dove Creek squad again vestigation and the meeting was this coming Tusday at Dove Creek. adjourned. 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