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Show .RflumniiMni lit ttt Mi U mHJl (UuUittUu t Ml Sat It l. H M ii I. 4, CARE to honor Mothers Mt IRec&id This Sundjy, Mother's Diy, May 14, CAPE will honor American mothers by sending food packages In their names NATIONAL N E W S f A P to needy niolhen and children AS overseas. According to Don F. 7leg, CARE's Regional Director, the plan calls for an American utiKii HnMiti tmimiinm donor to include the name and address of his mother with his contribution. Contributions MR. AM) MRS. H. V. AI.WARD "in memory" of one's mother will also be honored. EDITORS & I'lHMSHERS for each DOLLAR CARE will deliver a food package In moEntered in the Tostoffice at Monticello, Utah as Second ther's name, or memory, to a Class matter. mother in Asia, Africa and Latin America. The American Published every Thursday at Monticello, Utah mother will receive an acknow. .. $1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: In County . was that the ledgement $1 in her name and tiregift Outside County .... package 587-227- 7 Phone Box 428. Monticello. Utah 81525 received. Mother's Day packages can CORRESPONDENTS tee puatt rTlUTiSsKS3lnOPtg c8"6': taznonciEm: ... Utah's Mother of the Year in final fudging tomorrow Mrs. Marian C, Nielson of (.landing, Utah's 1967 Mother of the 'l ear, lift Salt lake City airport last Sunday morning bound for New York City to compete in the national Mother of the Year contest. begins ffieldl sffudy pdbiic domain Bonds BUEVS off Mr, Nielson was accompanied ) her husband, Joseph L. ielson, and alternates, Mrs. rjneessa Summers, Tremen-lo- n, and Mrs, Ivin Lewis of Fahiona. The 1967 American Mothers Convention convened on Mon-athe national Mother be designated for India only, of the Year will be announced India is suffering from the woret 12. famine in 20 yeans. In addition Triday, May The delegation will return to its regular food program, home on Sunday after a sightCARE is providing a daily seeing tour of W ashington, D. cooked meal to 7 million C. drought victim in the Indian Il is with great anticipation states of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. the entire county will be that Contributions should be sent the results of the I uy to CARE Mother's Day Program, awaiting judging and Mrs. Nielsons D nver, Colorado, 80202. return and report to her friends. A team of land classification specialists arrived In Monticello last week to begin ek a fidld study of pub- six-we- nd Would you believe hole in one? You had better believe It because it happened. On the very first hole at that. And the first time that it has hapMonticello Marvel pened on the San Juan County Coif course. It all came about Oat East Helen Redshaw as Charles Tabor and Billy Bluff Mrs, Eugene Foushee Sullivan of Houston, Texas teed up on the first hole. Mr. Montezuma Creek Mrs. Pat Davis individual citat Tabor selected a three wood, . procedure! with law few does excep-not, Prosjwctors, industries, govMrs. Minnie Johnson to clear title to the land took a few practice swings Blanding ernment land management tions, require a person locating izen! involved. BLM officials esand then addressed the ball. agencies and individual citizens a npAing claim to notify the the Bureau has spent timate remembers whether Nobody his reof Federal Government an authoritative will have his form was good or bad but $700,000 in the last 10 years ference to mining claims on action, unless he attempts to it had to be good as the ball to clear title to public land obtain title to the land by the public lands If Congress passes Federal agenother sailed required by straight for the green, the new Thus, bill requested by patent process. in operation with the next two Strong winds and dogs do cies, and a much larger amount hit it and rolled right into the on Federal claims Interior. of the Department months. their share in littering our to clear title to lands designatcupk In case you are not famlands may stand for decades At present clearing title to A good way to assist In the town but do the residents do ed for transfer under the public iliar tilth the first hole at the the of the without is land often knowledge expensive beautification of any city is to public their share in curbing it? If land laws or for its own programs.course it Is a par four and Federal the The and Covemment, yet see that a closed gatbage pall all residents were careful in The Department of the Liter270 yards long. It has a fairly Government or subsequent or can is yourt - this is also ior is asking Congress for author- - narrow fairway and slopes placing their garbage in conland users same the of may an excellent manner to distainers with lids securely on downhill almost to the green. ity to change this. The probecome involved in costly would require courage the army of skunks Most holes In one are made on posed ligislation them, then situations such as and litigation that we have every summer. the one shown in the picture before they can establish their persons now holding unpatented a par three hole and that would no longer exist. mining claims to record their truly makes this a remarkable right to certain uses of public The men who collect our -claims with the Department land. hole in one. Saturday, May 13, is dooms for food. of the Interior within two years garbage diligently and duti- Locators on mining claims Mr. Tabor is working with a for measles in State the of day after passage of the law. This construction company and is fully pick up all the trash with few exceptions, now are, This is Utah. the day that the even though they are not rewould provide persons having chief of a seismograph crew. required only to file notice of State Medical Assn. , and the a real interest in their claim quired to do so. In many inin the office of location He has 7 handicap and his total their Utah State of Department stances cardboard boxes, oil the county recorder. Bureau ample opportunity to record for the day was 38 on the front Health "Muzzle Measles1 to cans without lids, various plan that interest. Claims not Land Management officials of nine and 39 on the back nine once and for all. sizes of waste baskets, also recorded within that time estimate that over 6 million for a fine 77. Par for the course ix Fifty-sclinics be will held without covers, and any other would be considered void. claims have been filed Is 70. mining adstate the to throughout Persons filing new claims after on public lands since 1872. type of containers hold the Another oddity came from the minister vaccine to children vast amount of garbage that would the act be of number this of Out club passage only pro, Grant Leavitt, as he from the ages of 1 to 12 who must be disposed of. required to record the new teed off just before Mr. Tabor 500, 000 are estimated to be have had not measles or a In 1958 the City of Montclaim with the Department even semi active. Yet, if and his shot on the very same measles shot. In Blanding the The Utah Industrial Progress icello first contracted garbage within 90 days after filing. individual wanted to locate an hole stopped only a few inches clinic will be held at the Report states that Utah will a mining claim and wished to pickup. The City purchased Departmental filing would be short from being a hole In School. Elementary be the fifth fastest growing the truck and took over this in the form of a declaration to one. He had to settle for a the land was enThe vaccine given will be the determine if state in the nation between the Secretary which would inmere Eagle. Tough luck! operation in 1961. The City now and 1980. This statement Schwarz strain developed by the cumbered by such an inactive clude the name and current Ordinance requires each resiPittman-Moo- re or abandoned he would claim, Pharmaceutical is based on a population address of the claimant, the dent to pay $1. 50 per month be faced with either making Co. , and no additional dose of made by U. S. News name of the claim, a descripfor this service, a very small an extensive Is necessary of the claimant's interest, tion fee for the work rendered. The and World Report and is based gamma globulin examination and an extensive with this vaccine. Reactions on U. S. Census Bureau data. a legal description of the and title search through county ordinance also requires the are usually very limited. The report indicates that land. records, or risk the possibility "pickup men" to only collect New Records would then be kept Parents are reminded that Arizona, Florida, only of administrative or civil proone container for in public land offices and would there are certain children who Mexico, and California will each family on pickup days. ceedings initiated by a preexceed Utah's growth rate constitute an authoritative should receive the vaccine vious claiment. In some Our collectors gather all trash of 30. 1 percent over the next of information on the source under the care of their private cases these that is left. These men have might 15 years. The expected of land titles available status and not at the clinic. result in lossproceedings physician of his right to also been seen gathering to the public. BLM officials growth rate for the nation is 16 For example children who have use the land, trash blown against fences plus a loss of a fever on the day of the clinic, percent. predict that the cost of maininvestment. and shrubbery, a Job not rethese records would be children who may be suffering taining Many of the old claims have quired of them, a fraction of tha present from or being treated for only passed from original ownership City Manager Phil Palmer of making extensive Board meet to expense tuberculosis, cancer, Water leukemia, or heirs been sold have to to stated 'The City Council searches and children allergic to eggs, or other parties. Often the claim.' titleexaminations believes this is one of the most The San Juan Water Conserfor the Burchildren who have had a conIs address com ant's Dirfunctions unknown, of the important vancy District Board of eau's own use or for other govWeather report courtesy of vulsion in the past five years the of job plicating clearing ectors will meet tonight at city", and he reminds all the ernment should take the vaccine from Eastin. agencies. Virgil adtitles. Federal agencies 8 pm in the Blanding Library. people that in being more their doctor. careful in placing their trash ministering the land cannot If your child is between the out on collection days, they help because they have no of 1 and 12 take him to record of claims. ages are not only helping the colThe San Juan Record the clinic at the Blanding EWhen government agencies lectors but are taking a part I'tilh in beautifying the community. lementary School this Saturday, wish to develop public lands 1967 in important Federal programs May 13 - and "Muzzle Measles The City has purchased a new age must follow the same Forever". should which they be truck garbage Margaret BLM proposes new claim registration law Garbage men do fine j ob d" letion of report in accordance lie domain lands in S in Juan County. Because of the Increased Interest In public lands In this county, the Bureau of Land Management Is Implementing a special project to complete the land use study for this area as soon as possible i. order to determine the highest and best use In accordance with established resource analy sis guides. The area to be stud led will include the lands lying within the Monticello BLM district in southern San Juan County. The study will Involve a com plete analysis of land-u- se capability in the area and a study of the economic relationpatships of existing land-u- se terns. As a result of this detailed land-us- e study the Bureau exable to determine be to pects the highest and best use of the lands in question and to classify the land accordingly. The schedule for completing the study will be as follows -Field studies and gathering of basic data by June 10; comp with established format for unit resource plans by June 25; Issue decision on classificatior by June 30. Mr. Ken Matheson, land Development Specialist from the BLM Service Center In Colo., is heading the seven man team composed ol realty specialists from the Price, Salt Lake City and Monticello BLM district and specialists in other multiple-us- e fields from the Utah State office. BLM Power Rake Power Sweeper Roto-Till- er $3.00 per hour minimum rental Western Mine Supply Monlictllo g. time-consumi- Blanding Saturday HAVE A BALL (CROW STYLE) For the W it CROW OLD pro-ecti- ffnUJOHT BOURJ0 WHISKEY lon Beachball Old Crow and Water irtnucw smicNT mum mtsif r m moot oisnuro mo mi mo it m famous oco ctot nsnmtv co riMirotr it Drive flhe cos? off living down, vifhout giving up oil this. Chevrolet's room, ride and price. When Automotive News made its annual roominess study, Chevrolet got the most points. It's roomier inside, they reported, than any other American car. The ride is Full Coil suspension smooth. 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