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Show rights at Lisbon to BYU Title to a section (640 acres) of Lisbon anticline land in oil-riin San Juan County was turned over to Brigham Young University today. The gift to the university was made by Lewis H. Larsen, mining and refining executive and Republican candidate for governor of Utah, and Arthur M. and Harold E. Jensen, brothers, of Jensen Construction Co. of Salt Lake City. It was received for BYU by President Ernest L. Wilkinson. The section (1 square mile) is near the important oil finds struck recently by Pure Oil Company. Larsen also proposed establishment of a chair of petroleum engineering at BYU in the name of Henry D. Moyle, second counselor in the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints and prominent ch oil industry attorney. He said, I should like to see this chair sponsored by all of the oil people of our state through the cooperation of the Petroleum Institute of America, the Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association, and all the individuals and corporations that are interested. Assured by President Wilkinson that such a chair would be welcomed, Larsen said, I should like to help in forming a committee for the purpose of establishing this chair and obtaining the finances necessary for such a worthy cause. Larsen, who is known as the because of his cowboy artist extensive painting of western scenes, is director and of Minerals Refining Company in Salt Lake City and executive vice Mining president of Caribou Company with uranium operations in Wyoming and Utah, oil in Wyoming and Colorado and mica in South Dakota. He is former Kane County attorney, Kanab City attorney and state senator. Arthur M. Jensen is LDS mission president in Uruguay, and Harold E. Jensen is bishop of Edgehill LDS Ward. They donated half the property w'ith Larsen. County, school projects boost San Juan construction starts Building construction activity in San Juan County was nearly 350 per cent above the same period a year ago as the first quarter of 1960 closed, according to figures released by the Bureau of Economic and Business Research of the University of Utah. Total construction recorded in the County during the three-mont- h public works period, excluding was and utilities construction, San Juan valued at $789,200. be can Countys performance compared with the entire state during the first quarter when $28.9 million worth of construction was started, a 20 per cent drop from a year ago. Residential construction in San Juan County fell both in the number of new dwelling units authorized and their valuation. The one new unit started this year had a valuation of $30,000, as compared with 4 units for last year valued at $42,100. Statewide residential construction also fell. Nearly 1,500 new homes were started during the quarter, but this was still 3 per cent below Singers bring home Moab festival prizes Noted scientist to talk at filHS Dude Larsen gives section oil last years first quarter total. According to the Universitys Bureau release, construction of new buildings in the County jumped 18,712 per cent to $752,500. By contrast, building construction in the state as a whole fell 43 per cent from the previous year to a total of $9 million. Practically all of the construction is credited to county and school projects. non-reside- nt Dr. Addison Lee, biological sciences department member at the University of Texas, will meet with Monticello High school science students Friday, May 29. His visit is sponsored by the National Science Foundation to acquaint high school students with a noted scientist and to interest them in the study of science. Dr. Lee will present two lectures at 9 a. m. and at 10 a. m. Parents and other interested persons are invited to attend. He will make a similar appearance at Moab in the afternoon. Dr. Lee is of the Academic Year Institutes and Summer Institutes sponsored by the National Science Foundation at the University of Texas. It is at the request of MHS science teacher, Joseph Jackson, that, hs is visiting the local school. He and Mr. Jackson became acquainted when Mr. Jackson was a participant in the 1958 Academic Year Institute at the Texas university. Personal Mention Army Pvt. Charles B. Pierson, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pierson, Monticello, completed eight weeks of advanced individual training w'ith the 1st Infantry Division at Ft. Riley, Kan., April 16. Pierson entered the army in November 1959 and received basic training at Ft. Riley. Before entering the soldier was army, the employed by Caribou Mining Company, Salt Lake City. A 1958 of Monticello graduate High school, he attended Carbon Junior college. Scouts to sell 'Birthday Calendar' Monticello Boy Scout troop 314 will soon start a drive to list HAVE YOU had your Texburg-e- r birthdays and anniversaries of today? Eddies Texburgers are each family and individual in c just right. Monticello. With this information, the CHECK WITH us before you Scouts will have published a buy new tires. B. F. Goodrich and calenThe Calendar. Birthday c Dayton. Monticello Texaco. dars will be sold by Scouts at $2 13-lt- 13-lt- a family. I have made mistakes, but I Meeting places and dates of have never made the mistake of local clubs and organizations also claiming that I never made one. will be listed. James Gordon Bennett. Money raised will be used to finance the troops activities for Sixty students from the band and chorus classes of Monticello High school left Friday morning for the Spring Music Festival held in Moab. There were seven schools participating in this activity which lasted the entire day. A triple duet by Dianne Thompson, Linda Joimson, Connie and Carol Mackert, and Sally Blake received a rating of good. The mixed chorus received an excellent rating and were especially commended for their fine alto section and for the fine balance produced by five boys in blending their voices with those of 30 girls. Gene Fumiss, the music teacher at Monticello High school, said he was very pleased with the bands performance considering the age level of the band members a junior high school band doing the job of a senior high band. or Business patterns in the region are described as on a high plateau. Certain segments of the economy are down slightly and balance those showing an upward trend. That report is contained in First Security Banks Newsletter being distributed this week, it is announced by Robert A. Dalton, manager First Security Bank at Monticello and Blanding. Personal income in Utah during 1960s first quarter was up approximately 5 per cent over that of a year ago, and total employment in the state in March was up 9,600 over a year was also ago. Unemployment higher, indicating increase in the labor force was slightly above the increase in new jobs. The Newsletter notes that major increases in the states personal income occurred principally in March. January had been affected adversely by the prolonged strike in copper which was settled only in the latter part of the month, First Security says. Cold weather had been a deterrent to construction, farming, and mining. First Security observes that while Utahs missiles industry has been slowed down by the curtailment of the Bomarc sched-ule- s, employment is expected to inter-mountai- at approximately tc 9,000 OOOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQi V2 slo) u BEEF mm Drilling SAN Report JUAN COUNTY I NEW LOCATIONS No. 4 Helbing & Podpechan Navajo, C NW NW Sec. 36, Twp. 40S, Rge. 24E, Aneth field. Location for 5,750 foot Paradox test. 2 No. Superior Oil Co. Navajo C, NW NW SE Sec. 32, Twp. 40S, Rge. 25E, McElmo Creek field. Location for 5,860 foot Paradox test. 2 No. Superior Oil Co. NW NW SW Sec. Navajo C, 32, Twp. 40S, Rge. 25E, McElmo Creek field. Location for 5,839 foot Paradox test. No. 25 Navajo Texaco, Inc. NW NE SE Sec. 22, Twp. 40S, Rge. 26E, Ismay field. Location for 5,580 foot Ismay test. 33-3- NOW the Freezer. Gov't LB. ONLY FOR SALE or TRADE new loom for carpet or cloth. Mrs. E. H. Franklin. JU 12-2t- BETTER haircuts at Bills Barber Shop, open till 7 p.m. Watch All work repairing. guaranteed. L. J. Stull Jewelry, Dove Creek- SWISS AND AMERICAN 1959 46 10 wide American trailer. Lived in six months. $5500 cash 13-lt- J, fc ton 1959 GMC FOR SALE pickup with duels and grain ton. 1957 bed. 1956 GMC American trailer house 38. ' Alexander, Wayne Rowleys fc fc JU-7-23- 99. fc serve-yourse- ie Sum-merha- ys Im-pall- Self-washi- fc tc Utah. MONTICELLO CHURCH DIRECTORY JU7-261- 6 12-2- tp 12-3- tc trailer 6 FOR SALE OR RENT FOR SALE by 8 bed. Also Hollywood bed, home on 4 acres of complete. Phone JU ground. Contact L. W. Misner 13-l12-2or Julius Harvey. RENT Furnished apart- WANTED FOR Woman to clean 11-tment. Phone JU motel rooms. $1 an hour, steady work. Apply 'in person, Hess HAVE DOZER, truck and comMotor Lodge. pressor for hire. Write box 233 or phone OR Blanding. tp tp fc 12-2t- nc fc tv VIC'S Complete Repairs AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICEMAN PHOTOS CORTEZ LO Service Calls Phone Collect ton Chev1954 FOR SALE rolet pickup. See Vernon Schaf- MOAB 8 a. m. 25-fo- ot CHURCH Father John Rasback Pastor JU Monticello 12:00 noon Sunday Mass Sunday Mass Moab 8:00 Open Sundays 1 0 a. m. 5 p. m. r service (young people). 7:30 p. m. Evangelist service. Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH S. R. McLeroy JU wm m. MUkti; m. m. m. 8 p. m. ing One block DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO er court Sunday School Worship Training Union Evening Worship Wednesday Evening Prayer meet- east of Rowleys PETE Call LOPEZ Free Estimates JU Evenings Box 262 65 3x5 metal file FOR SALE boxes 45. San Juan Record. DAIRY MILK Keith Hoggard, Dist. Monticello Ph. JU MIRS LAUNDRY & TRAILER You wash or we wash COURT it for you. Clothes Drying, Finishing. 2 blocks east of bank. Phone JU Monticello, Utah. LDS church and other books. ELDERS' BOOK STORE Located at BLUE MOUNTAIN SUPERETTE, Monticello, Utah. 44-tf- c. The San Juan Record MONTICELLO, UTAH Friday, April 29, 1960 Page Eight SPECIAL BUY Typewriter ribbons, to fit all standard and portables, $1 each. San Juan 36-tRecord office. fc NDBURNEDSKI Iaitint nfil tram fwiK rack, try akla, (kanlal, Monticello, Utah a. 11 a. 7 p. 8 p. Ham transmitter FOR SALE DX 20 50 watts, CW omissions. See Scott McDonald. Phone CLOVERLEAF Sunday 10 FOR YOUR PAINTING AND DECORATING NEEDS Monticello, Utah HOME DELIVERY 9:45 a. m. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. 6:30 p m. Christ Ambassador Pastor TV fc a. nt. Phone JU 1 12-t- TV 5. ASSEMBLY OF GOD Pastor Rev. B. R. Long Prices good till May or JU 13-l- tc La Sal Sunday Mass JU AL 6:30 p. m. In Monticello Mondays & Thursdays GUARANTEED WORK er, JU CATHOLIC tv; Hunscker TV Service; WEDDING PHOTOS Studio Work of All Kinds Complete Camera Supplies 12-1- 0 Quick Sale T. D. 18 Angle blade. New pump and rails. Box For fc FURNISHED APARTMENT for Sunday rent. Available May 10. JU 10:00 a. m. Sunday school. 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. 6:00 p. m. Baptist Youth FelAcker Model TH FOR SALE foldlowship (ages core drill, Wil-ly- s 7:15 p. m. Evening Service from Powered ing derrick. Wednesday to 1 ton. Mounted truck 7:30 p. m. Bible study and on 1955 Willys Jeep. About prayer service. 1,000 feet of rods. $2,750. Call 10 Cans open Beauty Operator Case Worker $355 mo. and up Welder combination journey:. open man UTAH STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 34-tf- c. 12-2- tc KIM DOG FOOD Open 85(t hr. Mechan- 44 (American Baptist) Phone JU (0 (p $375 mo. .... Open ic ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Meetings Fridays at 8 p.m. 47-tPhone JU mo. ... $200 10-4- tp Sunday Priesthood. Sunday school. 6:30 p. m. Sacrament meeting. 7:30 p. m. MutuaL COMMUNITY CHURCH Eo - Secretary Housekeeper 13-3- tp 9:15 a. m. 10:30 a.m. D open open open 320 acre farm FOR SALE 702, Moab. Phone AL mile east of Eastland community, has well but no improveNOTICE ments. Also 5 acre lot with Dr. B. A. Broughton, optomand improvements in house etrist is in Blanding every Thurswith a $45 million annual Eastland. For further informa- day. call For appointments roll. tion contact Ted Nielson, Mont- Sprouse Jewelers, OR Outlook for cash income from icello. Dr. Broughton is in his office the fanning is approximately in the Redd Building, Monticello, same as for 1959, First Security HOME DELIVERY Butane, Friday. For appointments bottle and bulk. Phone JU7-275- 5 every reports. Crop outlook is imcall Sprouse Jewelers, JU for immediate delivery. or proved, except for some drought optometrists office, JU 44-tf- c. Rays Northern lias. areas, and for some fruit. Used 20 inch boys WANTED FOR SALE 55 three bedroom bike, also 26 inch boys bike. 1959 model Victor trailer house. Lucy Redd elected 13-tJU Take up payments, small equito Demo party job or JU ty. JU A former local resident, Miss GENERAL SHOE REPAIR and 11-tcanvas work. New soles, heels, Lucy Redd, was elected National care broken us take Let straps? Committeewoman for the DemoCall Art Adair local of it for you. Fast service. Nel- MOVING cratic Party at the Utah State for Dove Shoe lies Baileys Moving & agent Repair Shop, Democratic Convention held SatAllied Van Lines State Colo. 46tfc. Creek, Storage urday in Salt Lake City. Miss and Nationwide movers- - Phone Redd, a practicing attorney, is LOVELY NEW Spinet Pianos 46tfnc- the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. $15 down $15 per month, all are Tote-Goa- t. fresh from the packing boxes. FOR SALE Frank Redd, Monticello. Less None have been bounced around The nominating speech for Miss old. than year $250. Phone on a salesmans truck. Over 25 13-tRedd was presented by Minnie different models and styles to B. Johnson, Blanding, a delegate choose from. You will be hap- IN THIS to the meet. Miss Redd won over disagreeable weather, pier if you call at our show lf washers and drythree other contestants, Mrs. Al-grooms before you buy. Cleaners make at ers Abajo Ballif, Provo, Mrs. Sunday C. Music Co. 3719 So. 49-t- fe wash day work easy. Anderson and Mrs. Samuel D. State St., S. L. C., Utah. FOR SALE 20 head young JerWynn, Salt Lake City. a. Miss Redd is a graduate of the FOR SALE 1959 Chevrolet sey milch cows freshening now. 8,000 PS, PB, HT, local Monticello school. She reOne Surge pump with 3 units. actual miles. Terms. Call JU ceived her law degree from the Also electric Sepor JU arator. See B. H. Cauley, Lewis, University of Utah and has since been practicing in Salt Lake City. FOR SALE Colo. Phone TU or LO 1960 12-2She has been Deputy Salt Lake Mobile home, 50 by 10. Used County Attorney. or four months. Call JO FLOWERS for MOTHERS DAY. write box 325 Green River, Sarabeth Blanck. JU Phone With every $10 purchase this weekend open open Electrical Repairman Child Monitor Sales clerk (Diesel) Maintenance p Trailer Park. Salesman Barber Janitor Waitress Nurse for quick sale. Contact Willis Kissee, Turqoise Trailer Court, . Moab Office In Moab Area Insurance fe Cortez. JOB OPENINGS p 13-3- LDS FIRST WARD Bishop K. S. Summers Phone JU Sunday 8:30 a. m. Priesthood. 9:40 a. m. Sunday school. 5:00 p. m. Sacrament meeting. Tuesday 2:00 p. m. Relief Society 7:30 p. m. Mutual. LDS SECOND WARD Bishop Daryl Redd Cut, Wrapped, Quick Frozen and ready for Inspected. j Aij)C? tjijp mj Personal income goes up; so does unemployment CHECK WITH us before you the coming year. The Scouts will campaign buy new tires. B. F. Goodrich and conduct a to sell calendars. continue Dayton. Monticello Texaco. 13-ldoor-to-do- Id Trail- ui asany atkar akla ahatlng irritations. Thara la M laataa- -akla ladaa tkaa hi a t al aotira Latiaa. - Hy-Cra- mm Sms. Ikihaai aobtora 1KD1B |
