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Show BRIEFS NEWS Mrs. Gil Yardly and daughter, Colleen, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Terry. They Ya idlers live in Ogden where Mr. Yardley is employed at Air Field. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ramsey have had as guests Mrs. Ramseys and sister, Mr. and bi other-in-laMrs. Bob Landers, and their two sons from Sparks, Nev. Mr. L. Frank Redd has been in the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City for medical tests. Mrs. Redd and F. Bennion Redd left here Sunday to be at his bedside. They were by accopmanied Freya, Homer and Redd Smith who had here with their been visiting Redd grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shaw and and Ken, of children, Brenda Globe, Ariz., have been visiting here this week with Bobs aunts and uncle, Mrs. Harry Randall, Mrs. Emma Whipple, and Mr. Clarence Ramsey. We have you money on tires and batteries. Beeline Service. Loa ing Wednesday for Salt Lake City to attend the marriage of Amasa Redd and Miss Karen Jarman were Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Redd, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin K. Redd. Hess and Wyman They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Roberts and three daughters, and Mr. Tom Roberts of I hoenix, Ariz. They will be joined in Salt Lake City by Mrs. Wyman Redd who with her children has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Madsen. Mr and Mrs. Donald Adams and children, Suzanne and George, left Monday for a vacation in the Carribbean Islands. They will stop enroute in Miami, Florida where Mr. Adams will attend a convention of the American Bar Association. Mrs. Cot less Chapman and five children are spending this week visiting her parents in Provo while Corless is participating as a leader in the Boy Scouts trip to Yellowstone Park. Mr. Clarence A. Frost underwent surgery Tuesday in the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City and is nov progressing satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Frost and Mrs. Fern Frost were in Salt Lake City to be near Mr. Frost at the time of the operation. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Milner spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jensen while looking for a place to live here. When school begins they will be at home in the Waltori apartments. In the meantime they are vacationing in Colorado and will return to Spanish Fork where they have spent the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Vaun Mickelson have returned from Manti where they spent several weeks ut the home of Mrs. Mickelsons parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Chapman. oil drums, $3 each. Beeline Service. Phone Jl7-263- Mar-quar- dt w 28-lt- c Perkins are leaving today for Enterprise, Utah where they will attend the annual reunion of the family of Mrs. Perkins grandfather, WilAir. and Mrs. D. B. liam Adams. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Walton and son, George, have returned from an extended vacation. They visited Washington, D. C., New York City, the New England States, Quebec and Montreal, Canada, Niagara Falls. In Detroit they spent five days while Mr. Walton attended meetings of the National Association of County Officials Convention. On their homeward trek they traveled via the Black Hills of South Dakota and Denver, Colorado. Save 2c a gallon on regular and ethjl gasoline at Beeline Serc vice. The Rebus Rota Club met Saturday for a regular meeting at tc the home of Airs. Helen Redd. 28-- 1 The members enjoyed a very enI lightening report by Mrs. Leona Bailey of her trip to Asia. Plans were made for the clubs annual Flower Show which will be held MIRS LAUNDRY August 21 in the LDS RecreaYou wash or we wash it for you. tion Hall. All local flower growTeacher assignments for the Cloches Drying - Finishing ers are asked to bring flowers coming school year have now 2 blocks east of bank and make exhibits for the func- been made, says Ken Alaughan, Phone JU tion. in charge of teacher personnel for the county. MONTICELLO, UTAH Heres a list of the people who ANONYMOUS are going to incline the twig this ALCOHOLICS 8 p.m. Phone Friday Meetings year: Butch for for Ask JU LA SAL 522tfb information. Veda Gunnell, Eula Mae Wood, Roscoe Titensor, Truman Swal- FOR SALE 1957 Ford Va ton low, Leland Teeples (principal.) four P. U., custom cab, V-LA SAL CREEK nylon 16 inch tires, speed, Wilmer Stringer. Koeing front end winch and The San Juan Community Con- EASTLAND heavy duty bed; wide steel tool David Jensen. cert Association is happy to anbox, 42,000 actual miles. A-- l EAST SUMMIT nounce the confirmation of dates condition. $1,795 mechanical Robert Aliller. for the concert attractions chosen cash. R. J. Noonan, Elanding, board last BLUFF Utah. by the association Meriel Goforth, Stanley HousThere four concerts are spring. LDS church and other books. scheduled this year as in the ton. FRY CANYON ELDERS BOOK STORE Locateach is of highest promise past ed at BLUE MOUNTAIN SUPDonald Howell. and will be eagerly awaited. The MEXICAN HAT ERETTE, Monticeilo, Utah. 30 following dates have been conon some books during invenoff PruLola Irene Alerald, Page, firmed. 626tfb dence tory reduction. Oakes, Ray Brown. Oct. 29 Edwin Steffe, Baritone MONTEZUMA CREEK Nov. 11 Richard Cass, Pianist For local married OPENING Vacant. , Dec. 1 Faul Draper Dance Team 30 or older preferred. man, age AIONTICELLO ELEMENTARY March 15 Bel Canto Trio. Interested in making a permanLaVerda Jensen, Susan JameThe result of membership votent connection with rational Jane Alilner, first grade; Niing was followed carefully in se- son, concern having background of na Barton, Pearl Redd, Gwen Nel44 years successful business. lecting the artists. The highest vote was for male soloists, and son, second grade; Ruth Hyde, Unusual opportunity for rapid Barton, third grade; Mr. Steffe, an American baritone Norman and income. Sales advancement should fill this desire with high- Richard Knowlton, Alaxine Lybut not es-- s helpful experience est praise. Mr. Steffe is an artist man, fourth grade; Frank AliFull informational e n t i a 1. whose main desire is to share his lner, Helen Parry, fifth grade; schooling and training given. Norsong and as a result has a most Joseph Jensen, sixth grade; commissions, outstanding High man Ellertson, music; Edith Lypleasant, warm stage presence. bonus plan. Drawing account. His outstanding musical ability man, remedial; Ila Robson, librinterview with manPersonal is well known for he has averaged arian. in charge. Car essential. ager BLANDING ELEMENTARY CO engagements each year for Write stating qualifications, Ewie Stevens, Margaret HarfreHe has made and phone to D. J. many years. address quent TV, radio, and orchestra vey, Garda Adams, first grade; Smith, Box 1341, Dallas, Texas. Winters, Shirley Palmer, p appearances and enjoys wide popsecond grade; Louise Redd, Carularity. Monticellos concert man Cockran, third grade; Ann APARTMENT and Trailer Dwellsuperior ers Free storage on all winter grand piano which Grant Johan-nase- n Olson, Eleanor Guyman, Clarke clothes cleaned at Abajo Cleandescribed as one of the best Hirschi, fourth grade; AIcKay 626btf ers. he had ever played on anywhere Kunz, Linda Bohn, Carl Osborn, was no doubt the cause of the fifth grade; Reva Redd, Don Da- HELP WANTED Applications next largest vote being for piano vis, Truman Rigby, sixth grade; to fill vaare accepted being soloists. To comply with this ex- Charity Rowley, remedial; Berin our exist which cancies now nice Ratcliff, librarian. pressed wish the board, contractMill. Hat Mexican Experience ed with Richard Cass for a piano SAN JUAN HIGH SCHOOL in flotation, leaching, thickenLynn Lee, principal; Lorenzo concert on Nov. 11. Mr. Cass is ing, or solvent extraction dedescribed by Time magazine as Moss, counseling; Kendall Young, sirable. Applicants to apply by Alarian Nielson, english; being one of the 10 finest pianists english; mail or in person to Texas-Zin- c in the world today. This concert Jack Oakes, english and social Minerals Corporation, social should be one of the finest of the studies; Bryant Jensen, p Mexican Hat, Utah. science and Jess studies; Grover, season. scisocial Dick studies; Guyman, Paul Draper and his dancers Dr. B. A Broughton, Optomehave appeared in Hollywood pro- ence and math; Ken McDonald, trist is in Blanding every ThursTerscience and math; Delphine ductions as well in dance festicall the For day. appointments vals and concert engagements all rel, commercial; Arlene Powell, Sprouse Jewelers, OR Dr. home ec; Janet Whitman, girls over the world. He presents a is in his office in the Broughton varied program of Fred Astaire PE; Neldon Cockran, boys PE; Redd building, Monticeilo every Phil Rollins, industrial arts; Jestype dancing. Monticellos and For appointment call Mrs. sie AIcDonald, librarian; Cathmar Friday. the areas love for the dance or OptomHelen Redd, JU should make this one of the most Ratcliff, music and instrumental; etrists office, JU Reva Redd, music and vocal; popular programs of the year. Ironing. Phone JU On March 15 the Bel Canto Alargery Stokey, remedial read- WANTED p Trio will present a program of ing; Alorris Swenson, boys PE... AIONTICELLO HIGH SCHOOL muand grand opera, light opera Two new Baldwin Jack Burr, principal; Doyle FOR SALE sical comedy numbers. Their last one blond, Acrosonic Spinets, math; Joseph years program was varied and Rowley, science and located near one mahogany, B. Dale Maugh-aJackson, science; interesting with the last half of here. Will sacrifice rather than math and boys PE; Harold the program being devoted the return to store. Write Adjuster, Vaun social Aluhlestein, studies; most popular Broadway musical P. O. Box 412, Salt Lake City, hits of recent years. Since the Alickleson, social studies; Voyle Utah. 10, LaRaine Marx, membership voted highly in favor Sorenson, english; Joan commercial; english; Ashby, of voice Attractive FOR RENT groups this concert should be well received also. All Roy Thacker, boys PE; Leona anartment. Couple only. in all this season promises to be Lee, girls PE; David Christensen, Phone JU 522tfb of high calibre and most popular industrial arts; Sara Beth Blanck, librarian; Gene Fumiss, music; in every respect. Airs. Edway Redd, membership Thelma Walton, home ec; Ronald chairman, wished to assure new Krogh, art; Boyd Laidlaw, councomers to the San Juan area that seling; Paul Hunsaker, remedial there will be a week set aside in reading. October for these people to secure memberships and to enjoy with the large membership who joined Todays typewriters are too in the Spring this fine schedule quiet for one maestro. HollyLeith wood composer-conductof musical events in Alonticello. old an to Stevens had hunt up choice dressing for delicate As last year the programs will machine to use in connection fruit salads uses softened all be held in Alonticello High with an orchestration requiring cream cheese into which has School auditorium. The hour of the staccato sound of a type- been beaten honey to form the 8 p. m. will see the opening of the right consistency. A bit of lemon curtain each night. juice adds the proper tang. Before pouring fruit - gelatin mixture into molds for chilling, HU-V- U rub the mold lightly with oil and sprinkle with finely chopped nuts. LITTLE THEATRE This gives a pleasant contrast to Full Slats for MOHTICELLO 28-lt- d sim (j U.&QtoQiTuLFl Teaching Jobs Four Dates Set For Community 8, Concert Nights ly 28-2t- p. 28-lt- i 40x80 ft. building FOR RENT FOR RENT IN BLANDING suitable as warehouse or garage One bedroom unfurnished Apt. in Monticeilo. Office adjoining. $80 per month including utilities. Call Sprouse Jewelers, Blanding Large yard. Choice location on 626tfb OR highway. John Roring, JU . 65tfb for FOR SALE shoe counselor MASON Spiral music comMonticeilo and area. Last longposition books, special at 5c er, fit better, cost less. Have and 15c at The San Juan Record. Velvet-Ee- z innersole. 191 styOne bedroom apartFOR RENT les, 27 jackets. Phone JU ment, furbished. Available Aug. 6. Contact Bruce Frost or Ruth FOR YOUR PAINTING AND 26tfc. Bloomfield. DECORATING NEEDS Call Office in Redd FOR RENT PETE LOPEZ building. Ground floor, new Free Estimates building. Contact Sprouse JewBox 262 JU 47tfnc. elry. Monticeilo, Utah 1955 FOR SALE Plymouth station wagon,. Suburban Plaza rolls dozen a About FOR SALE new engine, new 6 cylinder, 127 camera film, over exposure R. J. Noonan, cash. tires. $1,275 Two bits date but guaranteed. Blanding, Utah. a roll. Record office. 28-2t- fc 28-2t- p. 1955 Buick Hardtop FOR SALE Call Art Adair, local Riviera. Inquire at Chevron Service Center. Will take trade-in- s, agent lor Baileys Moving & lltfnc. Storage Allied Van Lines State prefer pickup. and Nationwide movers- Phone Green brick house 46tfnc- FOR SALE in Blue Mountain Inquire at Monticeilo bank. WANTED Ironing, house clean23tfnc ing, washings. Two blocks west 1955 33-f- t. Victor FOR SALE of Western Mine Supply. 28-2Mobilehome. Excellent condition. Write Larry Felkins, Mexican TRAILER For Rent, reasonable Hat, Utah. rates. Trailer Ranch, North 26-tMonticeilo. Trailers. Phone FOR RENT MOVING - - n. tc 27-2- tp fc JU 28-tf- c SALE New Black Hawk Chiefs Bow, 52 pound pull. NOTICE Anyone interested in or see Ked Phone JU7-244- 1 joining Blue Mountain Archery e Somerville. club, meet Monday night, 7 p. m., at the Archery range. For Two apFOR RENT call Joes more information furnished. artments, partly 28 ltp Shop. Sport Htfc-Apt, near elementary c school. Heat furnished. repairing. All work guaranteed. FOR SALE Lovely small Spinet L. J. Stull Jewelry, Dove Creek. piano. Take over payments, $15 SWISS AND AMERICAN Watch a month. Write or phone collect Credit Department, or call JUAN RECORD for personal inspection. Sum-- . The SAN marhays Music Co., Inc., 3719 Monticeilo, Utah ( South State, Salt Lake City, 82-lUtah. AM Friday, August 14, 1959 FOR 27-tf- s 28-tf- te NEW WAY TO PREPARE 28-lt- KIDS SUMMER LUNCH 26-3t- n, 28-2- tc Buy One At Regular Price Get Second One For 5 4 I Z ftlONTICELLO DAIRY QUEEN j : One Day Only-Saturd- August 15 ay, j or A DRIVE-II- I THIS WEEKS RECIPE UTAH AIONTICELLO, SHOW SHOW TIME 8:00 P. UTAH AIONTICELLO, TIME DUSK Alatinee Saturday 3 p.m. AUG. 14 and 15 GIDGET FRIDAY You can always have complete confidence in the potency and high quality pharmaceuticals with which we accurately compound Prompt service WALGREEN 14 and 15 SUNDAY IN THE THUNDER AGENCY and 18 UP PERISCOPE -8 p. m. Weekdays Sundays & Holidays: 10 a. m. 5 p. m. Emergency Phone: JU - 7-25- 17 16, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY PAJAMA GAME BORN RECKLESS THURSDAY AUG. 20 WEDNESDAY AUG. 19 THURSDAY and 20 - STALAG 17 WILL SUCCESS SPOIL 16 Frank Hcpkin, Pharmacist AUG. 16 and 17 AUG. 18 and 19 TUESDAY AUG. AIONDAY PAL JOEY THE HARD MAN SUN' SUNDAY, MONDAY, Monticeilo, Utah 1 AUG. your physicians prescriptions. at any hour. Hours: 9 a. m. AND SATURDAY of the INTENT TO KILL (Serves 6) d package gelatin 1 cup hot water , cup cold water 3 tablespoons vinegar 14 teaspoon salt 1 cup shredded pickled beets, drained V cup diced celery 1 teaspoon grated onion Dissolve gelatin in hot water. Add cold water, vinegar and salt. Chill until slightly thickened. Add beets, celery and onion and pour into mold. Chill until firm. Unmold on greens. 1 AI. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY , Molded Beet Salad ROCK HUNTER? et lemon-flavore- the smoothness of the gelatin. Use fruits in their natural form as much as possible for fruit plates: melon rings, whole berries, halves of peaches and pears and thin slices of pineapple. layEasy frosting for an cream er cake: blend cheese with 1 tablespoon milk, 214 cups confectioners sugar and 14 teaspoon vanilla extract Cream of chicken or mushroom soup thinned with 14 cup of milk for each can of soup gives a "cream" sauce for seallopped potatoes. Lemon slices and green pepper rings add flavor to braised pork ' chops. The kiddies will be thrilled with this attractive summertime lunch served on the back porch. Sharp Cheddar cheese combined with hot dogs are the basis for the tasty sandwich spread. When the kiddies are busy 14 cup granulated sugar playing outdoors in the summer- 214 cup brown sugar time, a nutritious easy lunch 1 tablespoons orange juice tablespoon grated orange rind served on the back porch is most appropriate. With an attractive 1Z egg cups sifted flour lunch built around hot dogs and cheese toasties, orange chip 14 teaspoon salt soda cookies, and plenty of frothy, 14 teaspoonsemi-swechocolate, cold milk, theyll eagerly scam- 2 ounces grated per in from play. Cream butter, granulated sugSince cheese is a universal favorite and hot dogs are a ar, and brown sugar. Add orange child's delight, the combination juice, orange rind, and egg and of the two in a sandwich spread mix well. Sift the flour, soda, and is bound to draw enthusiastic salt together. Add to the orange mixture. Then blend in the squeals. Besides being good in all kinds grated chocolate. Shape into of sandwiches, cheese shows its three rolls about 114 inches in Wrap in waxed paper, versatility as an appetite teaser, diameter. a nourishing mam dish, a dinner and store in the refrigerator finale, and a between - meal overnight or until thoroughly snack. And its so convenient to chilled. When ready to bake, on an unkeep plenty of cheese on hand slice thinly and place for use from morning to mid- greased cookie sheet. Bake at 2 375 for minutes or until night Cold milk is the logical bever- browned. age choice for the childrens HOT DOG AND CHEESE lunch. At least four glasses of TOASTIES milk a day are recommended 2 cups spread and maintain to build for a child 14 pound sharp Cheddar cheese his body in a healthy condition. 14 pound hot dogs, cooked milk The calcium contained in catsup cup is especially needed for little 1 egg tots bones and teeth. 1 pickle relish The adequate amount of butter 2 tablespoon mustard teaspoons prepared used in the orange chip cookies Put cheese and hot dogs of the lunch shown here is the through a food grinder, using a ingredient that especially, en- medium coarse blade. Mix with riches them and gives a pleasing catsup and cook over very low flavor. Because of its natural heat until the cheese melts. Add flavor and natural vitamins, but- the beaten egg and cook 2 minter is unmatched for cooking and utes more. Remove from heat, for use as a table spread. add relish and mustard. Spread on buttered toasted buns and ORANGE CHIP COOKIES serve at once or spread on buns 8 doz. cookies 2 and broil for 3 minutes. Top 375 minutes 1 enp butter with a little more grated cheese. . 10-1- l-- 10-1- 2-- ' |