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Show Services held for Arile M. Johnson Mr. Arile M. Johnson, 78, long time resident of the East-lanCommunity, died Saturday In the Provo hospital after a long illness. Services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Eastland Ward LDS Chapel. Burial was in Mountain View cemetery. Mr. Johnson was born July 18, 1885 in Ephraim to Rasmus and Christina Christensen Johnson. He married Beata Keeie March 22, 1911, and the marriage was later solemnized in the Manti Temple. Ten years after their marriage the Johnsons left Emory County and came to San Juan County to make their home at Horse-heaMr. Johnson with the help of his sons, cleared the land and became a successful Out East fire supression clinic great-granddaughte- r; Mon-ticell- o 4-- farmer. Mr. Johnson suffered from sugar diabetis and was partially blind at his death. He had been in the Provo hospital for eight days when his death occurred. - n Forest Service, BLM conduct By Helen Redshaw Mrs. Ella Shupe and son Bob from Moab are visiting Mrs. Shupes parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Barry Sr. Techniques of fire suppresMr, and Mrs. Odis Skidmore reviewed and apannounce a new baby daugh- sion were in a U.S. Forest Service, ter born at San Juan hospital plied Bureau of Land Management June 18. conducted fire training Mr, and Mrs. Ern Hall are jointly last week. back in Dove Creek after session Films were shown and disspending the winter in Mis- cussed concerning giving covsouri. Mrs. Dixie McGregor and erage to fire behavior, weather children left last Friday to and the latest techniques of and forest fire suppresjoin her husband in Sullivan, grass sion. Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Crowley PRACTICE FIRE from Laguna Beach, Calif, spent Friday with the J. W. 4-- H Debutantes Crowleys. ticello; daughter, Mrs. Dewey 27 (Fay) Jensen, Mrs. Harold Blanck (Sara-beth- ) Emery; one grandchildren; and her children, Stephtwo brothers, en, Michael, Beverly Jo, and Clement and Stanford, both of Mark, left last Thursday for Manti, Utah. Salt Lake City where they will join Mr. Blanck who has been a state welfare director there 4-- H club studies for the last two years. The family moved to self improvement in 1952 when Mr. BLANDING The- Busy Blanck took over the local met Buzzy Bugs group directors position. Thurs., June 18. They discus- - welfare .Blanck taught piano for sed taking care of their own Mrs. years and joined the and improving several belongings Monticello High schools facultheir appearance. as librarian in 1957. Last Officers of the club are: Lela ty she was employed as year HarCallie Perkins, president; teacher. She also servEnglish Bay-levice ris, president; Judy ed as organist at St. Josephs and treasurer; Catholic Church. secretary and Teresa Taylor, reporter. It is with regret that we see Teacher is Nadine Bayles. this family leave our community, but much happiness FAREWELL PARTY is wished for them in their HELD FOR HETMANS BLANDING A group of new home. people from the Methodist Church met at the third reservoir Saturday for a farewell The San Juan Record Monticello, Utah party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Heyman who will Thursday, June 25, 1964 move soon to make their home Page rfeven Iowa. d Survivors include his widow, six sons, Forest A., Rex C., Travest M., Max Keeie, Eastland; Eldon K., Cloyd L., Mon-i- Blanck family leaves for new home meet at Hess home New Arrivals DebFriday, June 19 the To Mr. and Mrs. Leo utantes met at Stephanie Hesss Bluff, a girl born June home at 4 p.m. Prayer was 17. given by Kathy Redd and the To Mr. and Mrs. Harold pledges were said. Allen, Monticello, a girl born Stephanie had prepared Japanese rice, and egg foo yong, June 18. To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald a Chinese dish. Members samplSlavin, Monticello, a boy born ed these dishes and agreed that June 20. they were very good. To Mr. and Mrs. Keith FinMeeting adjourned at 5:15 cher, Dove Creek, a boy born p.m 4-- Lame-ma- June Club 21. reporter SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY & MONDAY JUNE 26, 27 29 & Hormel Range Brand RATAM UMVAJItl Thick Sliced, 2 99c Lbs. Swift's Premium l(A LUNCHEON MEAT Asst. 3- -6 oi. pks. CANNED $398 HAMS" Frost N' Flame, Cherry, Apple, Oz. Pies Peach, 24 rlty GRAPEDRINKtns. QOr 3-- $1P0 Breasts, Drumsticks, Thiqhs 53c CHICKEN PARTS Folowing lunch, smoke began to rise from a timely fire along the South Creek road. Members of the San Juan County Sheriffs Jeep Patrol, Utah State Fish and Game Department, BLM and Forest Service crews moved onto the d scene and suppressed the fire in an organized manner. man-cause- HOSPITAL ADMITTED: June Scott Hansen, Rowley, Monticello; Faye Skidmore, Ucolo; James Mathews, Montezuma Creek; Irene Keith, Blartding. June 17 Dorothy Lame-maBluff; Juanita Fryhover, Colleen Allen, Josie Torres, Monticello; Cindy and Lisa Lee, Monticello. June 18 Sterling Palmer, Diana Konold, Blanding; Man-leJim Harvey, BlOff; Begay, Aneth; Rhonda Lee Mason, Dove Creek. Chloe Ute, White June 19 Mesa; Bruce Frost, Monticello; Grover Seybold, Blanding. Lnda Slavin, June 20 Monticello; Gerald Ketchum, White Mesa. Tom Dayzie, June 21 Yvonne Montezuma Creek; Fincher, Steven Brackett, Dove Creek. Rose Savage, June 22 Carol Hawkins, Peter Haller, William Gates, Kenneth Wylie, Rita Pehrson, Monticello; John Myers, Steven Bronson, Elea-nor- ae Guymon, Blanding; Glen-nSmith, Mexican Hat; Gerald Saganey, Kayenta. Robert Langston, June 23 Monticello, Calvin Keeie, Blanding. DISCHARGED: Jean John. June 16 Jean Higgins, June 17 Sam Crain, Karen Ethering-ton- , Isabelle Police, Betty Pritchard; Guyla Rowley. June 18 Cherry Redd, Margaret Lee, Ernest Harral, Lillian Dillard, Letha Hoag-lana Cindy and Lisa Lee, Nielson, Diane Konold. June 19 George Moore, Scott Hansen, Mary Benally, Josie Torres, Sterling Palmer. Beatrice Mize, June 20 Dorothy Lameman. Juanita FryhovJune 21 er, L. A. Stowe. Bruce Frost, ColJune 22 leen Allen, Irene Keith, Mary Tree, Grover Seybold, Sylves16 Guy1a y ' Es-tell- ter Vigil. Steven Brackett, June 23 Peter Haller, Carol Hawkins, James Mathews, Rhonda on, Faye Skidmore. FRYERS FRYERS Swift's Premium Whole, Pound .Swift's Premium Lb. Cut Up, NOTICE OF MEETING OF MEN GOLFERS ' The Mens Golf Association will hold a meeting at 7:30 next Wednesday, July 1, to make plans for the Second Annual San Juan Amateur. All male golfers are asked to attend the meeting which will be held at the Pro Shop. 29c 33c . Mas- Kent Tibbitts is music teacher DR. ROY DAY, ophthalmologist of Glen wood Springs, Colo., is here shown fitting glasses to Julie Gon, daughter of Harry and Betty Gon of Kayenta, Ariz., at Monument Valley, Mission and Hospital. The interpreter taking notes at right is Elizabeth Benallie. Doctor fits glasses at clinic Roy W. Day, M.D., ophtha-mologis- t of Glenwood Springs, Colo, recently made a visit to Monument Valley Mission clinic to fit eyeglasses to Nava-jo- s in the area. Beginning in 1962, Dr. Day has volunteered two or three days periodically for such services throughout the year. Dr. Day graduated from Loma Linda (Calif.) University soon after J. Lloyd Mason, M.D., director of the mission graduated from that same institution. Dr. Mason, who has just returned to the mission after several months in Wash aw SJ. 6TNoe .... $100 re MARGARINE VELVEETA CHEESE MONTEZUMA Pat Davis Seems like the El Paso camp is changing over at a fast clip. We have two new families already moved In and another on the way, So welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnson and son and to Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Wills and their two daughters. On Thursday afternoon, a farewell coffee was given for Mrs. Floyd Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce and their, three boys left Saturday for their new home In Green River, Wyo. i,,, Carl Buttrills niece) Detta Vern Langford from Roswell, N.M. is visiting in their home. Mr. and Mrs. James Stansell from Pampa, Texas are here their son and daughter-invisiting -law, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stansell. Congratulations to Jerry and Donna Cagle on the birth of their first child. Its a girl Cheryl Lynn. Breda Brow spent a week in Tuba City with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wood. They brought her back home on Saturday. Heard that little Doug1 Mad-loc- k won third prize in a Monticello baby picture contest. The other prize winners must have been beautiful to have a doll like him place third. Im sure his grandmother, Mrs. Annie Walker of Midland, Texas is having, the time of her life spoiling him. Mrs. Walker arrived here Sunday night. It was the first - time to see her grandson. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Wolf and children Diane and David came all the way from Lebanl on, Ohio to visit with the Wolf family. The men are JERGENS LOTION i!1:00 mor WAX PAPER WESSON OIL 24 Zx Oz. Bottle SPAM MILK 27a i &. ,?srL 2 ...... 7c CELERY CARROTS 38- -l PINEAPPLE JUICE 30 PEACHES sHr 2 "can, Pound Pkqs. 39c WINESAP APPLES pS8 .. ........ 8c 25C 29c 29c Welcome Army and RCA Technicians to Blanding We Cash Pay Roll Checks, No Charge . 0.r..SMe.e.d.. six-wee- A REAL HE-MA- BURGER MONUMENT BURGER $lo A delicious of ground 12 pound beef with French Fries, Tomato Slice, Pickle, Onion and Lettuce. 89c Mdl We give Gold Strike Stamps in all departments month. We Specialize New Kitchens In'. , Kitchen Cabinets "Kitchen Rearrangements ", - ' Up to 5 years to pay .. Basket Cabinet Shop Ph. 565-346- 6 1440 E. Main Ph. Cortez Jim Slavens Blanding 678-389- 6 ARM CO Steelox buildings listed below are for sale at the Randon Mine site 35 miles southeast of Moab. AND CHANGE ROOM. OFFICE, WAREHQUSE 28x76 with 14 eave for 28 of length and 8 height for 48 of length. Complete with insulation, partitions, doors, wiring, interior and exterior painted, heating ducts, electrical outlets, warehouse bins, cupboards, closets, shelving, ventilating fan, steel ceiling paneling, plumbing, 3 exterior doors, 4 windows and door canopies SHOP 24x36xl4 $4,000 output $1,600 $1,250 high with the following accessories. 2 ventilating sash and roof ventilating fixture. 12 wide by 11 high double sliding door. 10 8 wide by 13 high double sliding door. 34x68 walk door. 6 fibreglass skylites 16xl2. Reznor Propane heater with vent pipe and cap, regulator, and tubing. 200,000 BTU per hour Without heater ROOM AND SUBSTATION 20x268-xlhigh with steel walk door, 8 wide by 9 high single sliding door, 3 windows, roof ventilator and end GENERATOR O 9 p.m. OUT WEST CAFE A1 BLANDING $930 ROOM 16x20 by 8 high. Insulated gable roof. 3 windows and one walk door. $700 PUMP HOUSE 8xl0x8 high with steel walk door. Insulated roof and walls $300 FURNACES (Propane) 1. Panel Ray floor furnace 20,000 BTU output per CORE AND SAMPLING N Open 5 a.m. Pucfey . Kent D. Tibbitts, Bountiful, Utah, has been employed by the San Juan School District as the instrumental music for the Blanding teacher schools. Mr. Tibbitts is a graduate of Davis High school and University of Utah, with a major in music education. . He is a member or has been active in the following organizations: honorary band fraternity, dance band, literary publications, music educators national conference, Bountiful drum corps instructor, and director of ward choir., Mr. Tibbitts is married and has fulfilled an LDS mission to the Samoan Islands, and has fulfilled his military oblik gation. Instruction for his summer program began on Monday, June 21. .......89c Ca, from New Mexico. Eva plans to return to her home next louver panels $113 40 Oz. Pkgs. ? GRAPES $100 SUGAR riL8,5!:" BISQUICK Kent Tibbitts 39c 8ri'cL V LOCALS Visiting Mrs. Pricilla Romero is her sister, Eva Archuleta Equipment Sale 35c 89c Weather, Report HEOA MINING COMPANY CANTALOUPE 21c SALAD DRESSING CORNED BEEF 65c Tikonis club members met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Burt Odette. The prpgram for the evening was given by Mrsi Gordon Hyde on hair styling. Members were vised as models in the demonstration of five different hair styles. Refreshments were served at the close qf the meeting. brothers 49c Pound pkq. Mrs. Hyde gives, program at Tikonis . 75c 1 life-lon- g - CREEK Her-sche- GREEN BEANS ington D.C. where he completed additional training in surgery and hospital administration, and Dr. Day, have been friends since the days they both lived In California. Kiefer & Staff $106 hour. 2. Panel Ray heater, 57,000 BTU output per hour $205 3. Reznor Unit heater. 20,000 BTU output per hour $116 4. Reznor Unit heater 80,000 BTU output per hour $157 5. Day and Nite Furnace 108,000 BTU output per hour a SIRt HOT WATER TANK Day and Nite gallon Propane 105,600 BTU $60 Inger-so- ll SLUSHER HOISTS Joy 20 H.P. 2 and 80 50 H.P. SLUSHER BUCKETS Cate 54. MINE LAMPS, MINE CARS, JOY FANS, DRILLS, AIR RECEIVERS, 100 H.P. HOIST and MINE SUP- PLIES. ; Phone Big Indian 17R-- 1 or Philip Lindstrom at 253-37- 21 |