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Show Firm to be granted rights to helium in rights to e area 3-cou- nty heli- um produced or drained from Federal lands in Emery, Grand and San Juan Counties will be granted to Rare Gas Resources, Inc. of Salt Lake City, according to a report from Senator Frank E. Moss and Rep. David S. King, both Utah Democrats. The cingressmen said Secretary of Interior Stewart made the announcement stating that Where the Government does not intend to construct its own processing plants, or authorize construction of plants under the Helium Act, as amended, it will entertain agreements with private parties and grant title to the helium which is physically reduced to the possession of the firm, provided the private interests pay the Govern ll ment a reasonable royalty for such helium. The announcement opened the way for a possible major development by Rare Gas which has announced previously plans for a multi-millio- n dollar facility at Crescent Junction. Rare Gas plans to recover helium and other products from gas to be collected from oil fields in the three-count- y area. Helium, however, is owned by the government and the venture has hinged on whether the government would relinquish title to the gas. The San Juan Record MonticeTTo, Utah Thursday, February 18, 1965 Page Five News from Mexican Hat By Donna Brown Due to a case of chickenpox, Ricky Brown missed his party at school Friday, so he had a Valentine party at home Saturday for friends who had already had the chickenpox. Our town is an unsafe place lately. There are several cases of measles, both kinds. Judy Neff went to Glenwood Springs Monday with her cousin from Sapulpa, Okla. Eugene and Tonita Hamilton left Saturday for Polacca, Ariz. where they were called by the death of Tonita's father Saturday morning. Guests at the LDS Church service Sunday evening were Dr. Jerrold Smith from accompanied by four Seminary students. Save your pennies- - for a week since next Wednesday the Primary will be around on their penny parade. Winders Trailer pulled out Mon-ticell- Monday morning leaving the court there pretty empty. R. G. Marold and Bill James came in from Hite for a lew hours on Monday. The final PTA meeting for the Mexican Hat Elementary school was held Wednesday at the school house. It was voted to leave money left over in the PTA account for use next year. In case there is no school, the money is to be given to the Seventh Day Adventists Mission. Mr. Hawkins won the cake that was baked by Mrs. Myrtle Hunt. LOCALS Judge F. W. Keller arrived in town Monday afternoon for District Court which was held Tuesday. There were five probate and two criminal cases before the court. Mrs. Ada Palmer was again able to take her place as court clerk. Reservoir outlook improved Former resident after February forecast dies in Arizona The Feb. forecast of for the April through July snowmelt runoft significantly improves the outlook for Colorado River Storage Project reservoir levels this summer, according to the Bureau of Reclamation. Not only will Lake Mead be returned to its critical rated-hea- d level of 1,123 feet by July and Lake Powell held above the 3,490 foot level, but also the Flaming Gorge and Navajo Reservoirs will quickly rise to assure maximum levels for recreational use during the summer months of 1965. Navajo Lake is naw being drawn down as rapidly as possible in anticipation of heavy spring runoff and to prevent, if possible, the flooding of the tunnel now under construction tfor the Navajo Indian Irriga- acre-fee- 1 t We Will be closed all day Monday, Feb. 22 Washington's Birthday Regular Size TIDE tion Project. The BOR said Lake Powell will be held in the 3,490-9foot range. All generators ready for service will be in operation, but even so about one-haot the inflow to Lake Powell would have to be bypassed downstream to Lake Mead during April, May and June. 2 lf Mrs. Evan Pehrson was hostess to the Thursday Night Bridge Club last week. Sherry Behunin took top prize. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Butler motored to Phoenix Thursday and spent the weekend visiting their daughter Beverly and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Jim McLeroy. Mrs. Pearl Black spent a few days in Page, Ariz. returning Sunday. Her granddaughter and husband, the Pete Baileys, drove to Page,- - from their home in Grand Junction, Colo, picking Mrs. Black up in Monticello on the way. They visited the Raymond McAlisters in Page. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beasey had as guests for lunch Sunday Mrs. Pearl Black and Mrs. Grace Cleary. After the meal the four drove to Moab and found the meeting they planned to attend had been called off. They then called on the Jerald Palmer family in Dry valley. 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Bailey, Monticello High School science instructor, has received a study grant for the Academic Year Institute at the University of Utah. The Institute begins July 1 of this year, continuing for a full year with the option of an additional summer of study next year. The grant provides for a living allowance, tuition in the Graduate School of the University of Utah, travel and book allowances. Mr. Bailey, who is a gradu- - and 1 For The Best . . Breakfast Luncheon Dinner Elk Ridge Cafe oooooooooo biology. Read the facts about . . . "Medicare League basketball results and Moonlight skiing is getting to be the rage, A large group of ski enthusiasts converged on the ski slopes at Blue Mountain Monday evening, taking advantage of the beautiful full moon. Mr. Baileys family will accompany him to Salt Lake City for the year of study. Little Some close scores Skiers enjoy more moonlight skiing Blanding, Utah ate of Utah State University, is In his fifth year of teaching at Monticello High. In his coming year of graduate study he plans to pursue the degree of Master of Science Education in the fields of chemistry Or-- wide ones were evident after the second week of play in the Monticello LltMle League Basketball circuit last Saturday. In major league play, Youngs Machine beat Ed's score. Paul Chevron by a Turner of Youngs scored 16 points and Mark Adams of Eds got 13. In another major league game Park Lanes romped over H&W Dairy with Mike Adams scoring 27 points and Blen Freestone 13 points for the Park Lanes five. In minor league action Monticello Merc beat American Oil 29 to 15 with Steven Maughan getting 10 points for Monticello Merc and Jim Pipkin 8 for American. A contest saw Walker Drug walk over 41-Dow Young scored 23 points for Walker. San Juan Golf Shop beat Ed Boyle Insurance by a score of with Donnie Torres leading the golf shop crew with 12 points. In another effort, City Merc beat Redds 27-City Mercs Davi Smith hit for 12 points. SCHEDULE This weeks schedule finds City Merc playing Walker Drug and Monticello Merc playing Redds at 1 p.m. Saturday and San Juan Golf Shop plays American Oil and plays Edward Boyle Insurance at 2 p.m. In the major league, H&W Dairy meets Eds Chevron and Park Lanes takes on Youngs Machine at 3 p.m. - BROKEN WINDOW, r -- . SMASHED FRONT? Medical some Whatever Care" February Issue of DIGEST READER'S the problem with the exterior of your car, we'll repair it for less, in less time. in Palmer's Ford Sales Then Write your Congressman and Senators at the Cap- N. Highway 47 Phone 678-298- itol Building; Washington, - Blanding 1 Libby's, Beef, Chicken, oz. pies Turkey, MEAT PIES PEAS 68 Birds Eye 6-- 10 Oz. Pkgs. Pr I OOOOOOOOOO Canyonlnnds Aviation Doer end Window Glass libby 1 2 oz. pkgs &1AA BROKEN? 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The couple lived in Monticello until November when they moved to Bluff. They lett there in December of 1964 to make their home in Tolleson. Survivors include her husband; a four month old daugh ter, Alisa; her parents of Rocky Mount, N.C.; three brothers and one sister. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday in the Monticello LDS Chapel. Tex-burg- POTATO PATTIES 8 1SWMB39 Mrs. Malcolm Young lop-side- d 69c 39c L teacher receives study grant 55-3- 0 39c -- - -- 1 V. 'X 47-4- 0 t Energy DETERGENT 22 oz. 587-227- 7 A preorganization meeting was held last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edway Redd, county chairman for the American Cancer Society. Present were Mrs. Carroll Goon, Mrs. city chairman; L. A. Odette, secretary; and Mrs. Harold Cole, publicity chairman. Mrs. Redd gave a report on her attendance at a two-dameet in Salt Lake City regarding the April Cancer Crusade. Suggested date for the residential crusade in San Juan County was the week of April 5. Other officers of the County Cancer Board are, Mrs. Eddie Saul, crusade chairman; Mrs. Leon Behunin, education chairman; Mrs. Marion Hazleton, service chairman; Mrs. Mabel Wright, treasurer; Dr. Carroll Goon, medical adviser for Monticello, and Dr. E. T. Henri, adviser for Blanding. y MONTICELLO LOCALS MHS Nabisco Spoon Size .v s To place a want ad 29c Cancer Board meets to plan crusade THE WORLD'S FINEST BOURBON SINCE 1795 C BLANDING It PROOF OJBCo KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY DISTILLED MID BOTTLED BY THE JAMES B. BEAM DISTILLIN6 CO., CLERMONT. BEAM, KENTUCKY. |