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Show By Pot Dov ii Tuesday evening in the recreation hall and then on y night the Phillips Petroleum employees had a potluek supper lor them in the school's multi purjsose room. The Bodgersssill soon be moving to the sunny climes of Calilomia. On Thursday evening, Feb. 23, the Monieuma Creek Cub Scouts, Den el, held their first Blue and Cold Ba Approximately titty relatives and friends of the boys enjoyed a potluek supper followed by awards and a safety skit put on by the Den members. The dining tables were placed la a U shape and were decorated with middle runners of blue and gold. Special place mats and napkins also decorated the tables. It was a pleasant evening and I'm sure everyone is looking forward to the next one. Natoni John and Allen Roan-hors- e, two El Paso employees, were injured in a freak accident in the plant yard last weekend. Both men were taken to the Monticello hospital. Also hospitalized was Diana Nelson who was accidentally shot in the leg Sunday, The bullet went completely through her leg and into the pickup in which she was sitting. She and a few others were on their way back from the local rifle range. We have two new families in camp. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mosely and their four children moved from Kermit, Tex., and Mr, and Mrs. Connie Stockton came from the Williams, Ariz. , plant. Clad to have them in our cbmrr.unity. On Saturday evening, the teenagers had a surprise birthday party for Linda Clement. Linda's sister, Mrs. Cail Carvell, acted as chaperone for the evening. Sure have to give those teenagers a hand after the way they decorated Jan and Orion Peikeit's car for their wedding trip. There was no doubt that it belonged to newlyweds when they got through. Best anniversary wishes go to Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hunter who celebrated on the 2nd of March and to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Plummer who will celebrate theirs on the 5th. ter of to attend the Gold and Gret'i In-da- Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Rodgers were the guests of honor two farewell parties last AH their friends and neighbor holed a party lavt t Arrh. -- rhe San Juan Record Mohlirello, Clash 2. 1167 Thursday, Page Three h OHliHIAtnOISlAJI -- IVElHEARTSFUNDt Dave Bailey Asks: It's ONLY TWO no longer necessary to purchase several insurance policies to have complete insurance protection. You Need Only Two The Homeow'ners and the Family Automobile Policy. In addition a LIFE and a HEALTH program is For more information drop in or phone. YOU'LL BE CLAD YOU DID. CENTRAL UTAH INSURANCE AGENCY Monticello 103 N. Main Blanding 73 S. Main 587-22- 79 678-30- 41 Out East News Miss Crete hen Redd, daughMr. and Mrs. Alma Redd, drove down ftom 1iovo News from Montezuma Creek By signed to acquaint tin girl Jackie Hords (l eft out last week) Navyman Chad Shurnway, son of Mr. and Mr. J. Clcn Shurnway, is cnjoyiug a two week's leave from his alignment in Guam. He has been flying missions in Guam and recently returned from Vietnam. lie will report to Memphis, Temw, where he wilt attend an electronics school. William Hurst, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delores Hurst, is taking his basic training at Fort Bliss, Tex., afterwhich he will be stationed in IloriJa, attending a radio communications school. T he Second and Third Wards MIA Maids and Scouts enjoyed a party last Monday evening using the facilities and decorations of the Cold and Creen Ball. Dance instruction was given by Jack and Jessie Young, games were play played and a dinner of hamburgers, punch, cake and ice cream completed the evening. Ralph Burtenshaw was admitted to San Juan Hospital last Friday but his condition is good, although his release for the hospital is pending. Ken Mciienrcy, fiance of Miss Betty Black, drove to Blanding to spend the weekend with Grant Bayles and his family and to visit Miss Black. He was accompanied by Calvin Bayles, Danny Palmer, Mar-lcBlack and Katherine Nielson, all of whom came from Provo to attend the Cold and Creen Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Black motored to Moab last Saturday to attend the Square Dance which was held for the square dance clubs of Grand and San Juan Counties, as bar-bequ- ed of with the different glowing up and whiv.li wai based on the film "Molly Crow s Uj", Musical selections weie given, Jeanie Hunt played several selections from b roadway hits oil the piano, and Mary Kay Lyman sang "You'll Never Walk Alone", accompanied by HaineBlack. Refreshments of cake uiidpuiuh served. lnhonorof Alma M. Hawkins, former Blanding resident, several of his children attended his 95th birthday party in Salt Lake City held in the home of Mrs, SanumaTla Hawkins. Sons Joe, Loren and Earl were in attendance with their wives as were his daugh ters, Mrs. Ethel Mangum, and Mrs. Harriet Feterson, with their husbands. Other new arrivals in Blanding are Donald Haapapuio and Bill Mayhall of Lawton, Ckla. , civilians who will be working with the 2nd and 44th Army Missile Command. Mrs. Haap apuro and their five children wUI arrive in Blanding during the summer as will Mis. May-haand their two children. Mr. ami Mrs. Jay Lyman are the proud parents of a new lat - little Christine Lyman, horn I el. 13, ChrUtine who weighed in at 0 lbs. 2 Oz. , joins brothers Jade and Dean. B"U students I ynn Bradford and Miss Jerry Strong were reemt weekend visitors in the home of Lynn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garth Bradford. Miss Strong was very interested in seeing tiie Canyonlaiids country and white here the Bradfords took the young people people on several sight seeing tours of the area. Mrs. Ceorgc Hurst, who has been having eye troubles, traveled to Logan to consult an eye specialist and to visit with her daughter, Mrs. Melanin and family. Mr. Hurst drove to Logan lart Sunday to bring her home. ll Ros-mo- nd Ball, Accompanying lu r were Miss Anita Andreascu Of I'iovo and Miss Rat Reiving-e- r fiom florid a Mlow undents at BYU, Mr. and Mrs, Joe Hunt entertained several of their family recently when their son, Calvin, and his lriend, Janet Emerson, arrived (torn their studies at legan. Sou John and his family from Moab were there as were their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Hasten), from Roosevelt. Joe Hunt had taken at S.m Ju.m Hospital on iriduy but was home the net dy. The Silver Saddle Cale has a new chef - Mr. Wilfred Harris of Salt Lake City. .Mr. Harris arrived in Blanding to visit friends and to consult with Bert Palmer about his new job. He conies to Blanding from his position at the Country Club in Salt Lake City and previously he worked at the Caravan tun, Phoenix and the Willows Country Club In California. By Maxine Johnson with tkair cousins, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. lewis Calvert ..re the proud parents of their lirsf horn - a daughter - born leb, 24 ..t San Juan County he little girl has Hospital. 1 been named Shelly pawn. The laU I a ml Rram It he hi their annual Jisy Seoul banquet let. 2 3 in I he last land Cultural llill underlhe direction Mrs. Jamie Crowley. Their liome is in Pagosa Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Travest Johnson and Bait and Marie, La Von Crowley and Mrs, Carolyn Johnson were among the guests attending the wedding of Sydney Snyder and Phyllis Allen in Iove Creek last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Janies Barry went to I armington, N. M. , ol Mr. and Mrs. Forest Johnson Saturday to meet Mrs. Helen Hern. a Jolui'oil gave an original humorous reading in which Kedsluw and bring her home. Mrs. Redshaw spent the winter she named each of the Scouts in C lifomiu. and their leader, Gordon Bartel I. Rill GoJncr played the P'l'ular "Green Be ret" on his clarinet. T he rest of the evenNEED MONEY? ing was sh nl playing games dues led Charlene Johnson. LSE OLKS! Mr. and Mrs. James Barry were visitors ol Mr, and Mrs. Your Most Convenient forest Johnson Sunday altcrnoon Home Ol I a Von Cross ley is liome from Fort lewis College lor spring Itl.Miy CASH vac at ion. 30 (3.000 Mr. and Mrs. Truvest Johnson NATIOVWII K UNAVf K visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Crow ley. NeAt to Miller's AG On their way home from 253-9JMoab 233 901' and Mrs. Olin California Mr. Crowley stopped for a visit wwmffl en other interested persons. Live music, callers and door prizes added to the fun of the evening. The PTA recently sponsored well T-B- one as Mothers and Daughters Tea for the ninth grade students and their mothers which was held at the Blanding Elementary School. Mrs. Margaret Shurnway gave a lecture de- - Round Steak TableRit e TableRite Steak Full Top Round Boneless Cube Steak Rump Roast TableRite lb. 98 lb. 79 lb. 89 Cake Mix 389C Mayonnaise qt. 59 Tuna 499 Carnation Chunk Miracle Whip qt. 59 Pinannnlo SAW Crushed, Chunks, rillUUpplU lb. 98' Crisco c.ii lb. 79' Flour IGA 79 Heel of Beef TableRite Smoked Picnics Corn King lb. 69' lb. 43 Assorted Gerber Strawberries watch Dan Blacker, Michael Landon and Lome Greene, stars of Chevrolets "Bonanza , on NBC-T- Now! Never Before a Sale Like Thi- s- Anacin Right now, and during March only, your Chevrolet dealer is offering tremendous savings on some of his most popular options and accessories on his most popular cars. How low the price? 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