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Show PETER.I W16W fsSTOP WOKRV'WG The SAN JUAN RECORD M VOO WOULD i ABOUT MONEyl HAVE PLEKfTV OF TIME FOR THAT WHEN YOU RE Tickfers Monticello, Utah. vom. August Friday, By George 1959 14, s'i&: News From K-sr- Out East MONTICELLO NOW'S NEWS By Mrs. H. E. Blake THE TIME! To Modernize Your Home Add that - Insulate Room or Garage. FHA Leans Up to $2,500 Available, With Small Monthly Payments. SEE US FOR DETAILS Monticello Lumber & Hardware Ben Askew, Manager I'll 111 IhUiat HtuHitfi A Classified Ad Sells It Quick Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blake took Richard Neilson from the hospital to his home in Bluff Sunday. Mrs. Lydia Dalton from Salt Lake has been a patient in the local hospital for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Max Dalton and family left Monday for a vacation to a sister in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Christensen were business callers in Grand Junction last week. Invitations are out for the wedding reception for Clyda Lee Nielson and L. Harris Carpenter on August 15 at the Monticello Second Ward. Mrs. Julia .Bailey, Phyllis, Lee Fay and Rex returned Thursday from a trip to Phoenix. Rev. and Mrs. Campbell and Scotty, Patricia Harral, Patricia Bryan and Mike Steadman returned Saturday evening from a weeks attendance at the Utah Junior Camp in Ogden Canyon, and report a good week. The Community church mission met recently at Dalton Springs. A few women from Moab met with them. Among those were our old time friends Mrs. J. W. Seeusr hy Mrs. Helen Redshaw The Explorer Gioup will spon-so- n a dunce at the Eastland school house August 14. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Maples of FaimmgtTn, N. M have been here with Mr. Mapless parents, and other relatives and Williams, Mrs. Belle Brewer, Mrs. friends. L. L. Taylor and Mrs. Edd.ih Roy West of Doe Creek died Shields and some other ladies, very suddenly at the Cortez hosalso Mr. Roll Argjle, county who has spent two yeais in pital Sunday. He had been a p iti-ethere since a heart attack Iran in government work, who several weeks but was ago most and talk u gave interesting showed some articles from the thought to be improing. Those attending the Giange foreign country. It was an interesting meeting. A nice lunch was picnic at Transfer Park Sunday from out our way were Mr. and served. Mr3. L. B. Schutt, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Palmer E. E. Ballinger and Mr. and Mrs. are enjoyng a visit from Mrs. R. P. Redshaw. This paik is 14 Palmers parents, Mr. and Mrs. miles above Mancos, Colo., and is George Hays of Thompson, Iowa. so called because in the eaily Neal Christensen was taken to days logs being brought down the the St. Marys hospital in Grand mountains on sleds were there Junction lust week, quite ill. transferred to wagons to be taken on down to the saw mills. Marion Miller is cutting wheat NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH? for James Barry and Red Poole The local Lions und Lionessess and Oral Skidman are cutting for reportedly had a very successful H. W. Redshaw, mountain outing last Saturday. Mrs. John Saunders from Eg-na- r It was held, reportedly, four spent the weekend with her son Howard and wife. miles south of town. Swede David Starkey moved out of was the ramrod. He saw to it that all of the committies had the A. R. Redshaw house Sunday. something to do or cook. Ben Jack Semadenis have as their Askew was the main chef, and Shamsul Huda, Internationguest his helpers were Hub Newell, al foreign exchange student from Gordon Wood, and Bill Walton Pakistan. they fried the chicken. There was Mrs. R. P. Redshaw called on a committee for com, composed of Bob Cooper, Evan Pehrson, Mrs. Bruce Brandt Sr. Saturday Bill Dunow. Coffee committee morning. Mr. Brandt was in the wras Bud Corbin and Devere Halls. Cortez hospital last week for obwere Bob Fellmeth, servation. Jack Redd, Paul Strong and HarMr. and Mrs. Dwayne James old Blanck. Committie3 were out- of Walsh, Colo., are visiting Mrs. standing, Swede reports. Jamess brother, Glen Giesinger Frank Halls rendered one of and his sons in the Burn Comhis tales about his heavy labors munity. Mr. Chas. Snow of Salt Lake and experiences Blue building is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Mountain. Ben Asken said that he has always doubted that Frank John Peterson and family. Mr. Howard Lance of the High built the mountain and thinks he was stretching it a bit. Frank Council in Moab and Mr. Priest were at the L. D. S. reported that he never lied until church speakers at Eastland Sunday. he met Ben. Opal Redshaw and Cyndia Car-ha- rt and their children were CorAnyway, everybody reported an tez visitors Monday. enjoyable time. nt Fire-make- rs 4 John D. Davis, seaman appi entice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Deward Davis of Monticello, is now serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Kearsage. He recently completed a four-da- y visit to San Francisco, while operating as a unit of the U.S. First Fleet, Fred Artzberger, who with his family arrived in Monticello last week to replace John Rosentre-te- r on the Record staff, received word at 1 p.m. Sunday of the serious illness of his father in Iola, Kas. Mr. and Mrs. Artzberger and their three children left at 5 p.m. Sunday for Iola. John and Joan Rosentreter, and Bart and Terry, left early Monday morning to return to Wisconsin to see Johns ailing parents. John has been the printer, and a good one, too, at the Record for the last year and a half. Blue Cross quarterly payments for Group 2300 are due at the end of August to Helen Redd, phone 28-2- tc JU7-272- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coones have moved from Denver to Monticello. Mr. Coones is working at Standard Supply, managing the farm equipment department. The Coones are the parents of Mrs. Earl Waites. If you happened to be one of the many that attended the Thurshow you sday night drive-i- n one-huwould have seen a and show (half of Okl ihoma half of Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?). Well, Harry, we accept your apologies as it was Salt Lake that made the mistake. Some of us are wondering how it will end and well have to go back August 20 to find out. Speaking of mistakes, a goodly number of Monticello subscribers whose names begin with B and C" got missed while mailing last weeks paper. If you missed yours drop In the Record office and pick up a copy, or phone and well mail you one. Mr. and Mrs. Wells Roundy and children, Rex and Re Nee of Provo, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gayle Holt and family. Roundy and Mrs. Holt are sisters. lf M ?j r , 9 &' Personal Mention t '"m offers you the joys of farming.1 It tells all about 21 ,i Hi' f JWOR 4 1 I .Vity interest onyoursavings. CEQh S' jcMai11111 "I ICSx a ' VN, .a; y i it 4 ft Come in for a demonstration and discover Jeep drive vehicles go more places do more cost less to own have higher resale value! jobs VEHICLES BY W1LLYS MANUFACTURER OF Besides accumulating money in a savings account at First Security Bank, you are building a desirable reputation at the best known bank in this area. First Security offers many other important personal banking services in its department stores of finance. Personal or other types of loans, safe deposit boxes, travelers w Vr f rv f i Come &? e4 f i . f 4 MONTICELLO, .i J r S - , ' - I . UTAH 9 V t industries REDDS' ' F KAISER for a demonstration In , checks, bank money orders, checking accounts, business and investment advice are but a few of the other helpful services that are yours. ' MOTORS... WORLD'S LARGEST WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES i COVEY OF CUTIES Miss Carol Rubin, center, strawberry blonde, was named Miss Chicago to represent the ar Windy City in Miss America competition. Runners-u- p Carole Buemel, left, and Ruth Lvnn Flo-v- '- K of the growing ...dm wutrt vmirwr 4 4 ; jLx- - a J? ? p' .S' f Every account, large or small, is welcome at First Security Bank. . - t & lt,sS ' A h i r: , - ohm mm Ftrtt Security Sank of Moha, N A First Security Sank of Uoh, H A. First Security Bonk Member Federal Oepotit Htjmmcc Coaoo'ahon J f I X ? jt Mr. and Mrs. Elmer lock Spwwgs Sawyer, of London, ITS TOO LATE body of their only child Ky., tearfully watch the sheet-drapbeing placed in an ambulance to be taken to a funeral parlor, ed is J Mrs Sawyer said she kept putting off polio shots for the child, Diane, 2, until she was stricken with the disease. Diane died two months later of infantile paralysis. |