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Show Meet the FAIREST of tho Fob of the Girls urged to investigate Burton to seek Tribute given to former Monticellan in nursing opportunities With reelection (Editors Note: Mrs. Rnssell Anderson, formerly of Monticello was featured recently as the Winder AYonder in the LDS publication of the Winder Ward in Salt Lake City. The article was submitted to the San Juan Record by Mr. and Mrs. Clement Johnson. The tribute is as follows:) On April 12, 1928, Brother and Sister Clement Johnson of Monticello welcomed a beautiful daughter into their home. We have wondered of late if the Johnsons could possibly have known on that day in April what a wonderful spirit the Lord had given them the what an privilege to raise influence for good she would become. Brother and Sister Johnson gave their daughter the name Elaine. She was educated in the Monticello schools and graduated from Monticello High school. On May 8, 1948 Elaine married Russel Anderson. They are now .the parents of four children, two boys and two girls. On March 11, 1960 a lifelong dream of Elaines came to pass when she and Russ were married in the Manti Temple and had their children sealed to them. Elaine and Russ both have the increase in population and advancement in medical knowledge, the Registered Nurse is more in demand today than she ever has been before, according to Ron Nielsen, San Juan Hospital admini- 54 Chevrolet $350 radio and heater. Standard transmisSedan, sion. the hospital to see what nurse actually does. He said any young lady interested is invited to spend a few hours working in the nursing situation at the hospital. Girls desiring to participate in this actistrator. vity should contact their high In urging young ladies and school counselor or Mr. Nielparents of young women to sen. investigate the opportunities SCHOLARSHIP in nursing, Mr. Nielsen said As is the case with most hospital offers to hospitals, San Juan also is 58 Volkswagen $895 the local school senior every girl high Radio & Heater looking to the future to fill in the county schools time at the need for qualified RegisterNurses. To stimulate more 55 Chevrolet $495 POWELL DRAINING . . . ed interest and enthusiasm toBel Air, Sedan, raward these ends, the hospital dio and heater, automatic board of directors and admini(Continued from Page 1) transmission. phenomenal growth with trout strator plan to offer a scholarplanted as fingerlings less than ship to one graduate from Monticello and San Juan High 54 Chevrolet $395 a year9 ago now averaging Sedan, radio and from to 19 inches. Bass now this spring, Mr. Nielsen said. It is the hope that many heater, automatic trans- run to pound and a half and kokanees have showed similar young ladies will be in touch mission. with their high school counselgrowth. or and make preparation and Don Adriano, chief of Utah application STATION WAGONS for this award. draw-dowSuch a program will be confisheries, said any in the level of the lake would tinued for years to come to as58 Chevrolet $695 result in a corresponding in- sist and interest young folks Radio & Heater, crease in water temperature. in this field if the response Automatic transmission. He said the lake presently has is favorable, he said. temperature for 55 Chevrolet $495 atroutmarginal and any sharp increase The San Juan Record Suburban, 6 cylinders, ra- in temperature would result dio and heater, Monticello, Utah in the death of the trout and Thursday, April 2, 1964 The would kokanee. situation Page Eight TRUCKS alalso be serious to bass, though they are not as suscep52 Ford $1695 tible to temperature, in that transmis- spawning areas would be elimTon, sion. Excellent condition. inated. FISHING GOOD Lake Powells bass, apparWarranty ently. sensing that they may be in for some rough times ahead, have meanwhile really started to bite and nearly Private Pilot every fisherman making the trip to Halls Crossing in the last week has had phenomenal success. r. 1962 Chev heater, $1695 sedan, radio and transautomatic duty heavy new white mission, 1960 Chev $1475 seImpala, hardtop, r. dan, radio and heater, automatic transmission. Was $1595. throughout, wall tires. Excellent condition. Completely reconditioned. Look and run like new. Priced $200 below average market price. We have two of these. 61 Chev $1745 BelAir Sedan, V-Automatic transmission, radio and heater. r. 58 Chevrolet 59 Buick $1150 Sedan, radio LaSabre, and heater, new white wall tires all way around. r. 59 Olds 61 Chevrolet $1195 Corvair Coupe, radio and heater, automatic transmission. white wall tires. Used Cars $695 r. Sedan, automatic radio and transmission, heater, white wall tires. 4-d 88 $1395 hardjtop, Sedan, radio and heater, white wall tires, power steering,' power brakes, air conditioning. Super r. - one year Guaranteed n - BUICK - OLDSMOBILE - JEEP WELCOME Ted Frank E. Moss Friday filed his declaration of candidacy for the U.S. Senate and made his Senator Dramatic arts course offered for credit (D-Uta- formal announcement. Representing Utah in the United States Senate has been a demanding task but a most rewarding one. It has heightened my understanding of the necessity for strong progressive American leadership in the preservation and extension of human freedom," Sen. Moss said. In continuing, he said The years ahead are critical ones for Utah. We must create thousands of new jobs each year to sustain our growing population. We must expand our tourist attractions and build our educational and recWe reational opportunities. must build our water resources and expand our industrial capacity. My membership in the Highway Creative Dramatics, Dramatic Arts 360, an upper division course given through BYU, will begin Friday evening, April 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the Monticello Elementary school. The class carries two semester hours credit. It will meet twice weekly and be completed May 2. Anyone Interested in the course is urged to be there Friday evening. No new registrations can be accepted after the second lesson. Phone in your news 587-227- 7 Locally the news of the draining of Lake Powell was received with shock and dismay, especially by those who had looked to the lake as a new source of revenue for the area. The Monticello Chamber of Commerce, as well as other groups in the county, has protested the action in telegrams to Secretary Udall. In Page, Ariz., the businessmen and chamber there have urged that the lake not be lowered to the point that boat launching could not be accomplished at . the. Wahweap concession site. Sentiment seems aimed directly at Interior Secretary Udall with one countian asserting he had the solution to the problem. Just get Udall out here and Ill jerk his heaii off, he said. A regional vice president, a secretary and a treasurer will be elected by the Canyonlands Highway Association at a meeting with the Moab Chamber of Commerce in Moab next Monday evening. Jim Black, Monticello, acting president of the association, said Tuesday that the association would have the program for the chambers regular meeting Monday and, in addition to electing officers for the region, nominations for the association president would also be accepted. An association president and a northern region vice president will be elected at a general meeting of the association in Vernal some time in May. All members of the association and their wives are invited to be present at the dinner meeting Monday evening. The affair will be held in the Town & Country Club in Moab beginning at 7:30 p.m. Starting Baseball, Bicycles and Boafs It All Means . . . Several peace officers from San Juan County were in attendance Tuesday at the Four .Corners Crime Conference in tlurango. Sheriff Ray Cahoon said the conference was one of the ever held with 93 officers participating in the best-attende- d days events. Carroll, CHARTER FLIGHTS 1. AIRCRAFT RENTAL 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 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Assn, meets in Moab - majority party, my seniority in the Senate and my committee positions enable me to of many secure enactment measures beneficial to Utah. In the Senate the senator is serving on committees on Interior and Insular Affairs, where he is chairman of the on Irrigation subcommittee and Reclamation; Public Works; Small Business; and the Special Committee on Aging. He also served on the Senate Select Committee on National Water Resources. Ground A SHOCK TO M0NTICELL0 Senator Moss files candidacy ed. LEARN TO REDDS CHEVROLET Rep. Laurence J. Burton Monday formally announced he will seek reelection to the U.S. House of Representatives from Utahs First Congressional District, Rep. Burton said he will campaign for reelection on his as an independent record moderate who represents all the people of this district. The people of Utah want a congressman who thinks for himself, weighs each issue carefully and votes his own convictions, Rep. Burton stated. They do not want a rubber stamp. Referring to his record, Rep. Burton said he had worked for federal aid to help build classrooms where they were needed, but, worked against the total federal aid program as unnecessary and wasteful. He said he had voted for the vocational rehabilitation act to train displaced and unemployed people in useable skills, but, opposed the Youth Conservation Corps which sounded good but would not solve any problem. I have supported sound, logical programs to solve real problems that exist and which the federal government should help solve, Rep. Burton stat- one of which: many talents is dancing. They have served, as ward and stake dance directors and one can readily see why when one sees them on a dance floor. Elaine has also served as first and second counselor in the MIA and as president of. that same organization. She has had a tremendous influence on the young people in the MIA because of her sympathy and understanding. Last October Elaine became Winder 8th Ward Relief Society president It has become evident to all of us in that time that her sympathy and understanding is not limited' to the young people. She now occupies a special place in the heart of every sister in our ward because of her sweet spirit. Whatever the problem or task, our Relief Society president is equal to It. She is ready, willing and able to to further the Lords work. We salute our Winder Wonder Elaine Anderson! of.. Cello wrapped Lb. 12c FRENCH FRIES 59c Meats USDA Choice Beef Only THE BEST IN THE WEST DON'T SETTLE FOR LESS 10$loo LEMONADE CAULIFLOWER ALL Fstt 9$00 OD MONTICEU.O i UTAH Jr. FOOD STORKS |
