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Show X Montezuma Creek News Ky lut DutU dir.j! anniveisary on Ftb. 1. This is the week to wi,h a Mr, and Mrs Eugene All lot of Happy Birthday. drove from Pueblo, Culo. far So, Happy Birthday to tineta a weekend Visit w till their dauBrow on Friday, Jan. 28; inilf ghter, Jo Ann. the third grade Davis, who will 1m? eight. and tea her. ltoliert Goodwin, who will u The Gene furry family had one, on Saturday, Jan. 29; to Terry and Jean Liles ami puls Ld Goodwin, father of Rotiert. a.s their gUe.,U reeelltly. on Sunday, Jan. :iti; to Karen E. L. Il.is.sim: Davis and Elsie Berkey on andMr, and Mrs. from children lilutico, Monday, Jan. 31, and to D. C. V.M. were recent quests of the Passing on Feb. l. Also, con- D. f. Ba.,.,lngs. Itiia Varr.e and Rosemary gratulations to Ed anil Annette Goodwin on the.r second wed- - II lie had an interesting ilay week hunting fur ltit.iV Monticello High school lunch menu Monday, Jan. 31 hau.tmi pens Mai Combination salad (hilled apt louts Evtra bread, butu-- HOSPITAL NOTH Admitted: J.nk:e Hards Jan is U hi'e Islanding, Gene I'o-eMesa. David Ih'lmisoii, Mono- The Old Settler v. l ello Jan pi By Albert R. llatih Kavla Whitt- - Mesa. Bessie Mustache LI'. ill, Mn hael la-e- . Lgnar. Jati JO Clulslitie i Hlti hie. life Mesa. U united .tear San J u.mers j itinerary called forsill--a i'-to the palates of the Milk tap- - The Tuiklsh bultlliato is Cl.ee. Lyndon Ihaii.niig; I a of the past, as we shall Tuesday, Feb. l. glial, Nelson M.iIvIkiV, llllltl seerung hm the monarchs lavishly Country fried steak Wlllatd Guv moil. oil ate mansions Jan .1 Snow flake otaiocs, br. gravy still tell a Hlatniitlg. llellally, hoy, lou. I am! long, too long Green rings Col-i- ; John .sink Cartel, liisk, Simon rolls hi 'k im ludel in this account lilntf. jn The (111 Palace was built, j,u,.t, Paul Whitehorse, ali ut I Go A D. For Milk" Jail 22 moie than la-Montezuma Cnsk; :iso years it was the sanctum Feb. 2 Montnello. of tiie sultan and at Chill and cr.nkers Jan J.t -- - Mavuie Poush, til- - ciorium collection of ponderous Kal.nl Finger IVive IM Cieek Pat her, all Lime Jelhi I had' missing wedding rings wives and treasurers. with P1.K I I k. ..iliac J lluth Jail grais'fruit the dump. Too had theie wasn't V.never seen so much gold, so , GlaeJ rolls cinnamon Pain er. Plaliduig, Harold a candid camera to show them, costly stones, m.my piecious Milk Montuello. crawling around trying to find1 extravagant ornaments, IllMli.uicrd: the rings They did not find! Thursday, F'eb. 3 No an I rolies Wendle lhavk. Iw.mdi--gorgeous Jan is them at the dump but foitun-iHawe entered salad with lettuce that lately they were loiated in the Baked potatoes with cheese top LiinlJ Lewis. tluough heavy iron dnrs doty-mWenvlelm Hucher, Jan 19 alley near the trashcans. The Cormneal rolls, butter any would le intruder with-lou- t tales they told of their trials Apple delight With caramel top Pobcii Sage. Virginia Martinez dynamite; no wonder we ami tribulations at the local Milk Tony Anderson. (countered armed guards who hilarious. Curtis Penally. kept their vigilant eves on us Jan 30 dump have Friday, Frb. 4 Ann Harvey, Tile Adult Math class li.nl its Fish portion at every turn. Of extraordinary last session recently when Jack Cubed potatoes and peas Winifred luime- - j Jan. 21 there throne cm certain occasions, jewelry and m.- in. Jackie Hards. Dawson taught a sociul class Parker house rolls, butter ii.ul 2. Olio. 000 jewels sowed on 1h no end. We saw 'seined t in the subject of geometry. A.s in U, some of them Lhi large Jan 22 Pessie Mustache. stick Celery always, the evening was en- Orange sheibet Jan. 23 Kayla Hatch. Lyn- diamonds, sapphires, pearls. to wear, one of them two inchused to cover the es in diameter. The drax-rdon Chee, Chris Christensen. joyable as well as educational. Milk One tug section of the mansion was filled with every conceivable kind and style of dona and pottery, sent from oilier jHitenlates as bids for liie sultan's favor. Among this collection wete dishes and jars and vaes of jade. They occupied more than 20 rooms which hal served as kitchens, very different in appearance to the kit hens of this electric age. Under glass was displayed the greatest uncut ruby in the world, and an emerald weighing l.ooo carats. The monetary value of the sultan's crown jewels. Is staggering to think about. Among the prize treasures of the Old 1alace, which is now as a royal museum, is something rather out of place anl hardly to be expected in a Moslem shrine: It is what purports to lie the skull of John the Baptist, and one of his arms, which is covered with gold, with oH-places in it to expose the bone. We fail to remember the number of rooms in this sprawling mansion, and the extent of its grounds, with trees, shrubs and flowers, walls, pathways, grass and ponds. It called for the attention of 11,000 people to keep it going and in repair. One thousand people served in its kitchens, feeding 16,000 people every day. What an army in toil and drudgery for the gratification of one monarch with poverty on all sides! I was more annoyed than pleasr For The Best . . . lv j ut ( I t i j r -- e I -- Frl-zcll- d.-ti- Breakfast r g Luncheon Dinner tu-e- Elk Ridge Cafe Blanding, Utah art-wor- "Tb'VVi Were Celebrating This Week Its Our Fifteenth Anniversary i i Lyman pie-serve- d but not one picture or image of a man In the harem, In these imjiressive echoes of Turkey's past centuries, what we saw and beard from its euple around us, and par tieularlv from the love of Tur key which we absorbed from luir patriotic guides, and from vvli.it Brother Skousen told us atmut their struggle for lrulc , pendi-mewe felt for them a new ami mounting sense of ap-p- t caution. As a nation and as individuals tiny have made one of the most remarkable r t hutuv s for the to be found anywhere in the history of mankind. The change haa reached into their homes, into their live-- , establishing new and letter methods for hablta ami traditions width had become venerable with age. They like to tell it, to display it. to point to and praise Individual high game, Bud the steps their government Nielson. 21; K.iiliv Mi Kinmm. 1 7 Jaken, to occupy its merit-llIndividual high sen-p1',,f n'slK'1'1 and d'k'nlty t'S Nielson, til iu, Kathy Me- l'l I,L with other nations. They like Klunon, ini. Team hieh game, Northern to show how they have won and hands Electric. 062. Team high seri- tin Willi Uncle Sam. They tell of es, Northern Electric, 1,918. many freedoms they enjoy, winch imed to lie monojHdized Thursday Twins by the United States. In one of Team Standing,- W our interviews with them It 37 San Juan Lumber vvas brought out that they en Muit & Jeff 31 Joy one freedom which the 2 ("a 33 Kent Frost Jeep Trs 33 27 i L.S. has lost; when asked what they do about Juvenile delin32 Midland Telephone 27 Western Mine 33 quency, the enthusiastic Turk We dont have any 25'a 31li answered: Lucky Strikes Juvenile delinquency. We have Slerc 40 20 City Individual high game, LaRaej our young people living by the of their brow, and they 170. Individual high sweat Miller, have no time nor inclination to series, Vanlta Hunt, 460. Team high game. Lucky be criminals. Strikes, 310. Team high scries, 2 Cs, 8 so. The San Juan Record W nill.lt! in roundup when- aever In- - in wtio took his fatiiv, .uni It. had only to de-u lal t iat i to any one of T divorce you, ill . Ill'" oil and tw wa ul.evel at once of) her p; e cm In the hatem complex we found a generous amount of artwoik In all other p.,rts of the palate, of the old masters and many notcii men hung on the wall, - -- f j pic-tine- Bowling Leagues la-tie- - ! - re-pe- et ' , Thursday Nite Mens Monticello, Utah Thursday. January 27, 1966 Page Seven Door and Window Glass BROKEN? Lumlier, 905. Team high series, Broderick Tire, 2,551. New Glass Phone In yonr news Sell it with a Classified Ad 587-227- Installed In Wood Empire Theatre ed. & Windows When the sultan and his DOVE CREEK royal heirs, one generation and Show Time 7:30 p.m. after another, had indulged the luxuries of this palace 380 Admission Doors Children 35c years, he had become so rich, Adults 75c so mighty, his retainers so numerous, and his vaulting Thurs., Fri. & Sat. MONTICELLO ambitions so demanding, he had THE MONKEYS UNCLE to have a greater, a more imAnnette Tommy Kirk LUMBER & HDWE. posing mansion to express the Frank Faylen magnitude of his aspirations. Leon Ames He selected for it a sightly Arthur O'Connell place on the west bank of the Bosphorus. However long the time spent in building the new edifice, he made that his in about 1853 headquarters A.D. Beginning there in luxury exceeding all that he had enjoyed before, the future may have looked rosy, but the was to endure but 70 more years. If the sight of the old palace was staggering, the sight of the new was stunning. It had 30 spacious halls besides 300 rooms of lesser dimensions. Every room had floor and ceiling ornamented differently to the floor and ceiling of every other room. The structure is ZIG-ZAG- J mostly of alabaster, and is surrounded by exquisite gradens and grounds walks, arches, gates and statuary. The floors of each roof is of inlaid hardwood, very beautiful in design. Chandeliers of crystal and of ponderous size hung in every room, but the heat had been supplied by huge, braziers of brass, where charcoal was the fuel in every room. The great was heated Turkish bath-rooby fire beneath the floor. The winding stairways, the artistic banisters and supports, and the generous use of yellow Egyptian alabaster, are too Only Only elaborate for words. (model 35 as Ulus.) (model 377 u illna.) in The crystal chandelier the great ballroom, according YOUNG BUDGET STYLE-MATto our guide, is the largest of sewing machine its kind in the world, weighing sewing machine four and a half tons and conby SINGER bYSINGER taining 750 light bulbs. The high ceiling is supported by 40, colored marble columns. We passed through more iron doors to the sultans harem. The guide told us the monarch had 400 wives, one for every day of the year, and FLOOR MODELS a more generous number for DEMONSTRATORS holidays. He could add another : Of course, we're open for business. And well talk all the business you : : want to . . . when you come in. But this ad is a different story. This is our :j PDFrEErara jj ; Buying cars and trucks from us. Dropping in for service. Sending your : friends around. WE APPRECIATE IT And we intend to !; ; !; SINGER Qualify and IJJtlfESlf sul-tina- ji WE WANT TO SAY "THANKS" FOR YOUR HELP THROUGH THE YEARS. jj 587-242- 4 ii aotmsissai&y stay on our toes for you. That's why we've stocked up with such a wide variety of new '66 Chevrolets, Chevy Two's, Corvairs, Buicks, Oldsmobiles and Jeeps. Come in and pick your favorite. Then ask us to show you how easy it is to own your choice. That's when we'll really talk business with you. Aluminum PRICES 100! NEW! NEW! ECONOMY MODEL! 95 0J E ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS 65 Buick lr 10,000 GREEN STAMPS Special Deluxe, transmission, brnkes sedan, air conditioning, . $2595 radio, heater, automatic power steering, power NEW CAR WARRANTY Many more to choose from. . . 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