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Show k r Around the by Margaret Marvel Mr. CORNERS MOAB, UTAH. At th lfth Animal Minetals S mjxnium helJ recently, thoe in (t (ii dance W liiliii i.rd chjl f.i uranium would be needed in the fyiute to keep up with the demand ol tlx future, Thu rrj'ort a given by Dr. Robrit Niniiijter, A iit ant iii lector lor the Divi-ioC( Raw Material, V ahi njl on D. C. AiCoiiKijl. Tlx u; utj to nuclear power not and lor the future ntukrt it mandatory that tliit vital iiuiuttry continue it search (or nr th .eovrrie. "It it obviout that the tur.r has now come lor th uranium pro ducing industry to train, ike future market lor nuclear lue To meet the U. S. require rnrnii through 148J am to pirparr lui increiting require mniti alter that date, will require ttiior-tau- t new diScOVetiri, " laid Dr. Nininger, rr has ol KCL piodui tt r MCAB, Uf 11, Movie Killilcl lioitl i'jumouilt htudioi t have atm d liom Hollywood to bey in art t pa ration lor the lilmiig ol the movie "Hat pn fio', i hr dawning dale lot the n0ie lias Uren vet now lot Ji,'y and it i expected the tntite production it will . i it in Moab lot l.cc wrr'.i r & r vacation with hit parents, Mi, and Mr. Ralph Rob von, tie ha just completed his summt-- TIN Md'l Hie the cl- I, ; N ! e ., i ys f5 t fJIPD m.. fmliman yc ar at BYU, W hile line IO attend the T - n 1 -- .! .J Cd( '( i. - -- : , a. a -- -- or -- year-roun- funeral of fur sister, Mrs. Me-litBlack, Mr. Cuy Bright well and huibatid Of South San Gabriel, Calif. , were house -guecis of another sister and brother-in-laMr. aud Mrs, Virgil 1 act in. Mix. I mi lt llarral end Patricia Ann were in Salt lake City early last week to shop for Patricia Ann1! trouseau. She will be married here next SaluiiLiy, Mr. and Mr. Rodney Pehr-so- ii dio e to fruita, Colo., (urday morning for a weekend viit with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard M ami s Semi-Conduct- ends training De tints Robion returned last f iLCy from Provo to spend f still for he bei tuss and from ittsrsi igatiooi t'-uJ Init'H'ti ate soon to made by Dej artmrrrt of fish I Ol rtiotr liom that date. nd Came blOloguti, there it to- r I mar I a I If sustaining fiats popular a , ! the r t id. c g 1 D pc rt r i ,.l c f r h COM Ty- tion the re and the baa fishery Ct ID. The Bill Car r 1 m In an d Production from lo j4 w I'i I lull c :.e continue be to Pint lifs'i, y probably Jr f I lie i r ' w have tic Of tin e bud i d the prime objective of most i te Angrlrs int j prod ft ' t their I Visitors lo to e ntl to the Mant loies area the Lake, ntliu ,l,,t f IV UNO M WON do a documentary on Me a nd ae I o. I mg In Id HI V. . CUN JUNfX Verde National I.n. hen J r y w hi ir ,i.ai nt me Pi N Ut alls general f idling season lb y v Cl be it nt on to lit Hi at completed the film will he seen on television at a the nd of tin ir thu e Week opens June 4 and the forecast lime and by the major station, ijtuf ant me p trod. h lor more than 225, IXW anglers to be afield during this T iua nous ate hat is e of the and w ill be in ccioi, Jick - I Outdoor even! which will conSmith, television favorite, will arid ami St ml aitd Lints Of nan tr the film, which will tinue through November 30. Ar,;i tl m.i whrie they Wen ob. The biggest crowd will be take approximate I y five days tained uiuk I the foreign Came . a COLO. out At film. recent to After completion of Lid hslrodti. !n;i froglalil conCORTEZ, during the opening weekthis doc urueiitary the crew ducted l the U. S, ft h and end, and the Department of meeting ol the Chamber of 1 'A tlJIife Servic c. If effort idi and Came urges everyone hojN-to go to Durango and Commerce, the guests were to w over 12 to get their license betold that one of the world! take some pictures Of the Nar- f a ie thee bud in fft ii are c ' , row Gauge Train and other most dynamic and mod rapid fore the last minute rush. su cmlul, they will be releasA Jh d . ri location sites be lore going to Some 500 license agents ed Into and and r mi arid area ly growing new induvtnef -electronic! - hai lettled in Monument Valley w heir they Similar to those of their native have licenses for talc and each ACTION IS THE THEME of the Little Buc karoo Rodeo scheducarriet several types of licenses led for the Blinding American Legion Rodeo C rounds June 7 and Shiprock and ii making a vast will make another film in that lamb. and are ready to serve the pubBoth the pale jjxxilcd and the 8 at 7 p. m. under the sponsorship of the Elk Mountain area. These travel and advenchange in the lives and econo Riding ture films ate espected to be t tested tlnamou are small birds, lic. my of the Navajo people and Club. the resident! of the Four Corthe pale spotted bttng about the Utah law requires every pershown in October and continue son 12 years of age or older to Si. e of a California quail and ner! area. Some 37S persons The use of parachutes In Mars throughout the wilder months, the crested being about the Sire possess and visibly display a Portugal, smaller than Inare presently working at the landings will be studied this is a vacation world lit Of UTAH. a Fairchild license chukar of diana, The whenever Plant Union summer the male MOAB, The proper partridge. by the National AeroShiprock fishing Oil Company expects to begin of each Species incubates the Division fac in open w a ten. Department miniature, the National Geonautics and Space Administrarecords show many arrests are graphic Society says. Within tion. Balloons and sounding hiring workers for the plant eggs and cans for the broods tory, 350 of them Navajo wohours, the spoitsmindcd may made each year for fishing rockets will loft parachute-equippe- d men, and the plans are to have expansion at Lisbon, according of young bird.. ski in the piney north central as many as 800 Navajos workinformation from initial stuto Manly Lincoln of the Utah without a license, being imcapsules 130,000 feet Serra da Estrcla and swim from inIt State dies conducted Service. into in December. re At tent simulate licensed the Employment or of ing by Argentina p landing properly using and sunny beaches dicate the crested tinamou may other person1! license. the Shiprock plant's payroll is appears there will be some dr strumented, unmanned capsules the of the Algarve. be the easiest of the two birch overSl million annually. The mand for industrial building by chute on the red planet. skills with ISO being the nunt to raise on a game farm. It is plant is located In the Navajo ber re ,uired for peak employalso osstble that some reproCommunity Center building ment on the project. duction may be obtained from which Fairchild has leased these birds this year once they from the Indians and is convert ilh 267 arrive at the Price Came Farm. CORTEZ, COLO. ing into a factory for assemband an annual woihcrs Releases into the wild of these silicon transistors. payroll ling of $1,800,000, the Montezuma birds will not be made until Plywood Plant figures heavily MOAB, UTAH. Texas Culf ample numbers arc available to in the economic picture of the ensure some measure of success. has announced that they Sulphur area. This was the picture as MUST SFIZF VIOLATORS will add a crystallizer to its FQUiRMfNf facilities at the Cane Creek presented by Dwight Wood, A recent opinion issued by Potash Mine al Moab in the president of the plant, last week when he spoke to the Attorney General Phil L Hanvery near future. An engineerChamber of Commerce. Hous- sen for Piute County Attorney ing design and procurement Mr. Glen Betemon reaffirmed contract will be awarded for ing is getting scarcer in the the Department of Hsh and area, which indicates that this work after the engineering more people are moving into Game policy that Department study has been completed, acOfficers must seize those items cording to Texas Culf officials. the area, not only in the plyThis new construction is expect- wood business but also bringing of equipment used in the unother industry into the entire lawful taking or transportation ed to increase plant recovery of fur, game, or fish and that and will produce about 450 tons area. the courts must confiscate this equipment and the same shall -be held by the Fish and Game Commission for a period of six m m m m months and then sold at public By Pat Davis The sixth graders enjoyed an auction. The statutory provision coverafternoon away from the regu ing the seizure of equipment Here it is vacation time lar routine when they attended used in the unlawful taking or once again. For a few months orientation exercises at Bland-in- g transportation of fur, game or the only school bus we'll be Junior High school last J1 fish and the confiscation by seeing is the one that takes Tuesday, May 17. disthe courts and the ultimate the kids to the swimming pool Although Rheba Nelson's posal of said equipment is Sectwice a week. Everybody can was sura the 19th, birthday 4C Utah Code Antion a little to was fish, later, go sleep prise birthday party given as amended 1953, notated, and the ball games take life in her honor Friday evening at just a little bit easier. At least the rec hall. Quite a crowd of (1953). In the opinion, the Attorney that's what we tell ourselves teenagers turned out for the . . The more General wrote festivities. every summer. logical and equitable interpreThe Don Howe family left On Tuesday evening, May tation of the statute in question on a trip to Portsmouth, Ohio 24, Carl and Fawn Buttrill leads to the conclusion that the last weekend. Don's mom were given a farewell party. legislators intended to permit makes her home there. Gallons of homemade ice the -seizing, confiscation, and was a Cox June cream and luscious cake made given going sale only of those items actualls away coffee on May IS at the up the refreshments. The ' ly used in the unlawful taking El Paso recreation hall. Jim are being transferred to of furs, fish, or game, for and June have moved to Truth Colo, after living out which the violator was arrested or Consequences, N. M. where Ignacio, here for three years. The com- and convicted. " Jim will work his dad's ranch. munity will be losing a fine During the upcoming fishing We wish them all the best of family when they leave. and the following huntseason luck. A special graduation cereing seasons, Department of Some of our junior and senior Fish and Game officers will be mony was held Wednesday high students distinguished at the Montezuma evening following this ruling by the Atthemselves in the Awards AsCreek school. Graduation torney General and siortsmen semblies held this past week. were presented to certificates are cautioned that they will David Stevens received an Janet Overton, Patty Patterlose their sporting equipment award in science; Alana Fisher, if they do not observe the rules son, Susie Roanhorse, Linda C. music student; outstanding and regulations covering the Nelson, McAlpine, Tammy E. Buttrill, citizenship; Brenda ohn Elms, Tom Hamm, Gortaking and transportation of Brow, citizenship and Randy don Laskie, Donald Lee, Gary furs, fish and game. Gillespie, outstanding matheAllen Johnson, Mark PerLee, NO COTTONTAIL HUNTING matics student. Although ry and Tommy Nelson. It's official now. No hunting Brenda and Randy don't live Ronnie and Patty Hoskins of cottontail rabbits as the Fish out here now we still claim Ronnie's celebrated birthday and Game Commission declarthem and are proud of each by spending an evening out in ed this animal a game animal and every one of the kids. Cortez last Saturday night. and closed the season effective May 15, 1966. At the same time, the Commission also gave complete protection to the Abert squirrel a year oi commerby declaring it a game animal Also took By Jeanne Johnson and closing the season effective cial art and drafting. Mrs. Waldo Harvey Mr. and May 15, 1966. spark-u- p The Third Reservoir Park With a big rush of outdoor a mishap to their car suffered of number a of was the scene traveling expected as schools Sunday afternoon when they birthday parties Friday. Rocky were from close, it is the obligation of conference. Boneless returning Oliver enjoyed a wiener roast to know Utah's two A tractor with a farm impleeveryone 10 hostessed with by friends, new game animals, especialment and a car were parked his mother Mrs. Erwin Oliver. and the road Waldo in ly the youngsters who may be Maggie Harvey feted her grand- parallel in see time to not them did doing a little summer plinking. son Jess vith a party with a The imthem During open season, the cotmiss altogether. group of friends present. They Swifts All Meat is an excellent game tontail off the side of took enjoyed hamburgers and all the plement from the both inno were sporting animal, their car. There trimmings. Calvin Stevens' aspect and the quality of its juries. mother, Mrs. Bruce Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Neldon Cochmeat, but until the Commistook 14 of his friends up to ension establishes an open searan and two children left last joy hamburgers. son, don't shoot cottontail Wednesday morning for " Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mikesell rabbits. Miss, to attend the and children Pam, Karma, Nekton's POWF.LL STOCKING funeral of father, Elaine and Blaine traveled to Boneless COMPLETE Arvil Cochran who died sudSalt Lake City Sunday to ata heart attack. All two and one-ha- lf of of Stocking denly in the testimonial Cliffs tend $259 extends sympathy million rainbow trout Tabernacle and to see him off of Blanding PoCochrans in their time fish Lake into the to fingerling for France Monday morning. of sorrow. well was completed last week band students boarded a with the final Andy met them there. Fifty drop on May 11. " Spending this week at the bus to be driven to Cottonwood The fish were flown in from are home their Johnson Sylvan last Thursday by band leader federal hatcheries in Arizona daughter Sylvia and her husKent Tibbits. The occasion was in a Swifts Fully Cooked airplane and were band Duane Oliver from Span- the annual picnic and hamburPostocked Lake areas in in ii ish Fork, and Mrs. Johnson's Sliced Free ger fry. The students found well considered to be the mother Mrs. Ruth Hardy from water there as most of them better trout waters. Salt Lake City. came home wet. This brings the total of rainALL Meats USDA Choice Beef Only Mr. and Mrs. Leland Shum-wa- y are moving bow trout stocked in Lake Poresidents Blanding Mrs. Alice and Shumway THE BEST IN THE WEST well by this method to over George will leave Thursday for Provo about this weekend. will and 000 move since This 1963. Lameman 14, 500, family DON'T SETTLE FOR LESS to attend the graduation of will conclude the stocking of into the Paul Mantz home and Sonja Lee Shumway from Utah Art Allgaier will move into the fish in Lake Powell for this Trade Tech. Sonja is an honor Lameman home. Mrs. Ilene year. Additional fish are class in her graduate, leading is the house into for 1967. These are scheduled Quint moving all A's and will graduate from interior decorating school. She formerly owned by Rose Adams, also rainbow trout. c-- Rua I lunt of Crcvn Riv mil the past two weeks in Mcmiivclo vittung with her da light ers and their families, Mr, and Mr. Tom Burr, and Mr. and Mr. Jared Tucker. d..y. (H-- Pvf. Pehrson Monticellollotom dau-ghi- ei ECRT CCPDCN, CA. James B. Pehion, son of Mr. o, and Mr. I van Pehrson, completed eight weeks of military jolice training al the Army T taming Center, Pehrvon. Foil CotJon, Ga. , May 2d. Mr, and Mr. Kay Lyman Pehrson' I mining included and children of ElanJing were instruction in civil and miliguests for Sunday dinner at the tary law, trallic control, map home of Mr. and Mrs. Wyman reading, prisoner of war conRedd and family. trol, and Mix. Perron Shaw of Sail Lake He entered the Army last Jan City spent several days here uary and completed basic trainlast week visiting her mother, ing at Port Klis, Tex. Mr. Glenda Wood. The soldier is Mrs. Jens Jensen drove to 164 graduate of MonticeHo Castle Dale on Wednesday High school. (May 25) to attend commencement exercises at Emery Counwant ads get results ty High School where her sister, Miss Kenna Jensen, was a member of the graduating The San Juan Record class. Before reluming home Mimllcelli. Ilah on Thursday she spent the night Thursday, May 20, 1906 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Page Eight Dermus Jensen at Emery. Mon-tivell- e. 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