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Show Chamber protests Mayor to open LL ball play road conditions Road conditions on the Forest, more partic-ularl- y those leading to the r Dalton Springs camp, the fish- ing lakes and Indian Creek, were discussed by the Monticello Chamber of Commerce Tuesday with the result that a letter was authorized asking the forest service to provide at least minimum maintenance on the roads. Both tourists and local residents, especially fishermen, have complained of the condition of the roads as some are nearly impassable by auto. TRACTOR Work on the Big 4 tractor has stalled temporarily, according to a tractor committee report, due to lack of a compressor for the sandblasting and to weather conditions that have prohibited any work outside. George Jones, chairman of the committee, said a building was being sought to conduct the remainder of the rennova-tion- . Man-ti-LaS- 61 Chev $1595 BelAir Sedan, V-Automatic transmission, radio and heater. 61 Chevrolet $1195 Corvair Coupe, radio and heater, automatic transmission, white wall tires. 55 Chevrolet $595 BelAir Sports Coupe. Red and White, radio and heater. V8, overdrive. Exceptionally clean and sharp. 62 Chev $2295 Impala Sport Coupe. Super Sport equipment. Bucket seats. White wall tires, etc. Standard transmission, 60 State All Monticello Mayor Ken Bailey will throw out the first ball for the opening of the Monticello Little League play next Tuesday, June 16 at 1:10 p.m. The games Tuesday will feature teams in the Junior League portion of the program. PRIZES Several Monticello businesses are offering prizes for the league openers. The winning pitcher in the first game will receive two games of bowling at Park Lanes and the winning pitcher in the second game will receive a pocket knife from Western Mine Supply Co. The first home run in each of the first two games will earn the hitter a root beer float from Dairy Queen and the Dairy Queen will also give a ten cent drink for each home r Motor- run after the first. For the first double play in either game, the makers will receive a hamburger at Park Lanes and The San Juan Record is offering free drinks CELEBRATIONS $250 cycle The Monticello and Blandcelebrations ing community Used Cars were discussed and the chamone year Guaranteed Warranty ber approved a campaign to seek more in the events participation and will urge all Monticellans to attend the Blanding Frontier Days and ask that Blanding do likewise with the Monticello event. A committee to begin working on the parade for the MonCHEVROLET BUICK JEEP OLDSMOBILE ticello celebration and also to prepare an entry for the ABAJO PEAK, at 11,300 feet above sea level, is the highest point in the microwave system which will serve the Colorado River Storage ProWELCOME TO MONTICELLO Blanding event will be appointed by the chambers board of ject. Black lines on this aerial photo of the peak indicate microwave paths from directors Friday. Zilner left. at and below, Mesa, Creek, left, top Shiprock, Raspberry Repeater MEMBER DRIVE Results of the current mem- stations are used at various points in the wide area being served. The Colorado the land area of the United States. bership drive were reported by River Storage Project covers Treasurer Eddie Boyle. A conMr. and Mrs. Dallas Adair certed canvass for members and family from Mesa, Ariz. Commissioners . . . will be made next week. New spent three days this week paid memberships to date are e Matilda and ADMITTED: June 7 land, Blanding; Louise Harvey, visiting at the homes of Mr. (Continued from Page 1) as follows: 2 Helen James and Jeffrey Monticello. June Farley, Parrish, reconsider the offer before and Mrs. Boyd Wilson and Ray S. Cahoon Mr. and Mrs. Art Adair. June 9 Hunt, Mexican Hat; Sammy George Moore, Lillian Rabbit Lehi. making any decision. of Monticello City Bartell, Monticello; Sylvester Edna Graetz, Laruel Hawkins, Harrison Sleepy, John Perkins June 8 SPECIAL FUNDS Dove Bluff. Vigil, Blanding; George Nelson, Ceone Ontiveros, Debbie Eager. Dorothy Adams A levy for special funds on Lawrence Black, Creek; Paul Ketchum, Jr., BLANDING June 3 Little League livestock NU VUE DRIVE-I- N June 9 Georgie Mannheim-er- , Avalon Cafe was approved by the Beatrice Mize, Monticello; Win- White Mesa. baseball got play underway Calvin includThe Redd commission. levies F. Bennion Bayles. Dove Monticello, Utah DISCHARGED: nie Hemphill, here last Friday at 3:30 p.m. ed Creek; and predatory aniFirst Security Bank Starla Bayes, Frosthe ball park with a double mal bounty June 2 at Johnny Dulaney, Montezuma funds and are set by the Arvilla Warren header. Creek; Georgeann Burtenshaw, ty Thompson, Steven Powers, Thurs.,. Fri. & Sat. WEATHER Bert Warren. James Pribble. Blanding. Hursts Colts de- state tax commission. Frontier Walt Disneys 3 Lillian Rabbit James and June 4 June Jeffrey feated Palmers in a very close ASK BIDS Lehi, White Mesa; Margaret Hunt, Grace Hughes, Isabel An advertisement for gaso- THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY game, 6 to 5. Winning pitcher WILL GIVE REPORT Neff. Lee, Fry Canyon; Georgie for the Colts was Dennis Jones. line and diesel bids was apOF SWISS MISSION Blanding; Harrison Joan Billsie, Lena David Johnson June 4 pitched for proved by the commission with Elder Anthony Camberlang Mon., Tues. & Wed. Hatch Post. Sleepy, Trading Yazzie, John Dulaney, Gerahas returned from the Swiss Palmers. Rosanna Sander- ldine. Nieves, Sammy June 5 Mon- PALM SPRINGS WEEKEND bid the for set opening Bartell, 5 of Mission At the of Church Jesus p.m., Pay Day Drug son, LaSal; Debbie Eager, Mon- Leroy Sleepy, Gladys Grant, T. Donahue C. Stevens Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. He played El Paso. The score was day, July 6. ticello. Susan Carlson, Dick Nez, Roexa will his give Pay Day 10, El Paso 5. Winreport of Calvin Bayles, bert Gandee. June 6 periences Sunday, June 14 at ning pitchers for Pay Day Free show to Paul Pipkin Blanding; Joan Mosely, Bland-lng- ; 6:30 p.m. In the Monticello 2nd were Walt May and Charles The San Juan Record June 5 Betty Hulligan, Etta Mae Turner, Maxine Lester Bring Ad i Castor. sacrament Ward Kemmerle. Outs went all the MontlceUo, Utah meeting. Roush, Dove Creek. Show time Dusk June 6 W. L. Black, Handy Elder Camberlang is the son way for El Paso. Best hit of the June 11, 1964 Thursday, Veone Ontiveres, June 7 Weather report through the of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cam. day was a triple by Berkey of Page Eight Mexico; Sam Crain, Dove Lansing, Georgann El Paso. berlang, Moab. courtesy of Virgil Eastin. Creek; Josie Torres, Monticello. C. D. Connally, June 8 Jean Higgins, Dove Creek; Isabelle Police, Bluff; Letha Hoag- - - inter-communi- REDD - - - Strom-berg-Carls- on for the most spectacular plays. In addition to the above individual awards, the winning team in the first game will receive a frosted root beer from the A&W Drive in and the winning team in the second game will receive bottle drinks from Eds Chevron Station. Young people attend conference youth Three carBLANDING loads of Indian young people traveled to Tuba City last weekend to attend the Indian Youth Conference, Accompanying them were James and Jennie Morres, Judy Fenlinson, Rosemary Tibbetts and Mitchell Kalaliu. one-twelf- th Hospital Notes . 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