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Show Tippetts member of top Burton wants Oscar Richardson took Team teaching at its best car full of Miss Maxine Nielson of defense unit i in identifying, intercepting and destroying enemy aircraft. The division, which has won the honor twice, operates 14 radar sites and five fighter squadrons to maintain air surveillance and guard a five-stat- e, 8J0, mile area covering the Pacific Coast and Western United States. The airman is an electrical power specialist with the 636th Radar Squadron at Condon Air Force Station, Ore. A graduate of Roosevelt (Utah) High School, he attended Brigham Young Univeisity, Provo, Utah. His wife, Teresa, is the daughter of Mr. and Mis. C. Alfred Frost of Monticello, Utah. ADC AirCORVALLIS, Ore. man First Class Paul D. Tippetts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry M. Tippetts of 1268 Salvador Ave. , Napa, Calif., is a member of the U. S. Air Force defense org- ; ' anization that has been selected as best in the United States. Airman Tippetts is assigned to the Air Defense Command's (ADC) 26th Air Division that has won the coveted General Frederic H. Smith Trophy. The trophy, which honors a former Air Force fighter-intercept- highway program on schedule 000-squar- vice chief of staff now retired from active duty, was presented at division headquarters, Adair Air Force Station, Ore. , Nov. 7. The 26th was chosen for the top ADC award for demonstrating through yearlong evaluation the best ground capability to support "3-- 0 seals now available TB Marian G. Nielson, Chair- man of the Tuberculosis and Health Association in San Juan County, announced today that families and bus- inesses that have not re- ceived Christmas Seals this year may request them by calling or writing the Utah Tuberculosis and Health Association. "All Christmas Seal letters have been delivered, " Mrs. Nielson said, "therefore it is timely for those who desire Christmas Seals to write the Association at 1941 South 11th East, Salt Lake City, Utah 84105, or call 1' She explained that people who have moved into the state in the past several months are not likely to be on the current Christmas Seal mailing list. If families have moved to a new address recently, their Christmas Seal letter will go to the wrong address and will not be forwarded. "We are happy to accomodate these people so they can use the traditional colorful Christmas Seals on their packages, gifts, and mail in the Holiday Season, " Mis. Nielson said. She said the Seais are a reminder of the need for each citizen to participate in the fight against respiratory dis- ease. Contributions mailed back to the Association are used to finance the education, research and service programs. Springville spent last week visiting in the hotneof the Clifford Smiths. Mrs. Joe Smith visited in Grand Junction last week. Mrs. Fva Black motored to Mesa, Ariz. , last week with Mrs. Ralph Bailey. On Nov. 21 the 2nd Ward Relief Society will have their Social Relations lesson with LaRaine Redd as the teacher. The Young Mutual Marrieds of Monticello Ward held their monthly meeting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Bryant Brady, with 20 people viewing a film and enjoying light refreshments. The Beehive Girls will hold a Stake Tournament in Volleyball at the Blanding LDS Church on Nov. 18, starting at 9 am. Mr. and Mrs. L. Robert Anderson and Mr. Hardy Redd of LaSal flew to Albuquerque on business last week. Dr. and Mrs. Jerrold Smith and Mr. and Mrs. L. Robert Anderson flew to Provo last Saturday for the Homecoming Game at BYU. f? ADMITTED , 466-910- Nov. 7 i Elizabeth Holly, Montezuma Creek; Randy Brady, Forest Branagan, Monticello. Nov. 8: Junior May, Maitha Morris, White Mesa; Allen Neal, Monticello; Dean Billsie, Blanding. Nov. 9: Sharon Ann Jones, Hatch Trading Post; Veda Wozniak, David Kimbrough Jr. , Blanding. Nov. 10: Douglas Cook, Monticello. Nov. 11: Grace Randolph, Dove Creek, Dennison Smith, Louise Jones, Hatch Trading Post. Nov. 12: Todd Blickenstaff, Blanding. Nov. 13: Earl Pehrson, Monti cello; Sherry Hills, Blanding; Patsy Terry, Dove Creek; Felita Dutchie, White Mesa. -- DISCHARGED Nov. 7; Kathy Warbuiton and baby, Wendle Black, Chester Cantsee, Sylvian Roberts, Jake Montano. Nov. 8: Randy Brady Nov. 9: Lee Lansing, Eliza beth Holly Nov. 10: Thressa Frost, Junior May, Susan Jameson, Forest Branagan Nov. 1 1: Kip Hansen Nov. J3: David Kimbrough Jr., Todd Blickenstaff The San Juan Record Monticello, Utah Thursday, November 16, 1967 Page Three Rep. Laurence J. Burton today introduced a resolution aimed at keeping the federal highway construction program on schedule. The resolution calls on the President to forgo any curtailment of Highway Trust Fund expenditures. The move by Rep. Burton follows a recent suggestion by Transportation Secretary Alan S. Boyd that federal highway programs be cut back in view of the projected budget deficit for fiscal 1968. "Placing a freeze on way trust fund expenditures at this time would have little effect on current inflationary trends," the Utah Republican said, "but would deny the Nation urgently needed highways. " "While I am deeply concerned about the current level of deficit spending, any curtailment should be limited to those programs where we can lawfully exercise options. " Rep. Burton noted that the 1956 Highway Revenue Act requires that special tax revenues be earmarked specifically for this program. "Therefore, placing a freeze on highway construction would not free these funds for use in other programs. " "Postponement of this vital program would also be breaking faith with the highway construction industry and State highway departments. The 1956 Act called for completion of the highway program within a specified number of years. Consequently, state agency and industry operations were geared up to meet this deadline, " the Congressman continued. "This often required drastic increases in cash and credit outlays for personnel and capital equipment. It would be unrealistic and costly to idle these resources, especially at a time when we are already experiencing a construction slump. " "There are many places where cuts in the federal budget can be made but the interstate highway program certainly is net one of them, " Mr. Burton concluded. h) The Light V. rOTCTOTa a g a a aa ga a too oo ft Touch i by Paulyo Bowerman FREE t Webelos Den in Pack t Theparticipated in a seed t DrJSTTAILILA'irCQrJ t day Valley gathering in afternoon under the Three Sixth Grade girls .it the Blanding Elementary School have recently completed their dresses for the sewing unit of their home economics class. Under the direction ol Miss Bett Henderson, the girls each selected their own pattern and fabric and constructed dresses with set-i- n sleeves, attached collars, back zippers and applied trims. The girls demonstrated excellent sewing ability and were very proud of the results in the finished articles. Shown left to right in their new outfits are Marie Benally, Primrose Burke and Helen Benally with Miss Henderson in the background. ten Y0Vfi V thers in California. r ers to the football game at EYU last week. Those going were Scott Redd, Spencer Frost, Clade and Merrill Young, Curtis Redd and Craig Halls. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Frost and Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Row-l- ey motored to Salt Lake City last week for business and pleasure. FHA HAS THIS PROPERTY FOR SAIE Three bedroom frame home at 350 B1ANDING, W. 3rd North, UTzH. Down payment $100. 00 - Sales Price $9,000 - 30 year mortgage. FHA pays closing costs except reserve funds for insurance and taxes. ties are offered Hens for sale to qualified purchasers without origin. Further information can be had from any broker or from the Director of the FEDERAL HOUSING S, STATE STREET, ISTRATION, 125 lb. Chili Bricks Bacon Morrell SALT LAKE CITY, 37 Eggs 79 lb. 3 Aluminum Foil Butter Wilson 1 Franks Corn King 1 Pork Chops Center Pork Loin Roast Spare Ribs 69 Lb. 1 Corn King 39 Lb. 1 69 Lb 55 Lb. lb. Cut lb. 79 59 59 Country Style 59 IGA 18x25 lb .69 Doz 45 TableRite TableRite Large 98 Flour 10 Salad Dressing Fruit Cocktail Shrimp Orleans Cake Mix TableRite IGA 98 lb. bag 2 32 oz . Cleaned Medium 4 IGA 18 m Fri- lead- Color Extension Telephones t & ft ft ft ft ership of Elvid Williams. Mrs. Max Dalton and Mrs. George Rasmussen traveled to Cortez Monday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ney and family and Mr. and Mrs. Max Dalton and family went to Montezuma Canyon for a picnic and to visit with the Boyd Rasmussen family. The Golden Circle Jeep Club had it's monthly outing last Saturday in Big Indian Valley, with 29 attending. Bruce Barton, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Barton is on leave for a few days from Moffitt Field, Calif. 12 oz. 25 oz. 69 Laundry Detergent Aro Sweet Pickles 59 Libby Pumpkin 23 Crisco Oil 49 SAVE i $12.50 ($5 Installation Fee - $7.50 USM & ft tft STATE FARM 1 ft 5P Color Phone Fee) Just Phone This 7-22- 12 includes extensions of your ft ft i Celery Bananas lb. 10 Cucumber Chips 25 Kelloggs Croutettes 35 Cinnamon 29 2 W MvJvA-tkzv- V LU lbs. W0i VI 5 at the same address as your main phene 9 9 I 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 29 Dromedary Dates 59 Mixed Vegetables 29 15 Pumpkin Pies 33 Morning Milk Cream Cheese Utah Johnston Pumpkin, Apple, Mince Sour Cream 59 A Hiland 12 pint 39 Philadelphia 8 oz. 35 Margarine 59 Whipping Cream 39 Napkins 29 This offer does not include PBX or Key Systems' 9 9 69 None Such 28 oz. Niblets Corn 00037 J 27 IGA 22 oz. Schilling's 118 oz. Mince Meat ft business or residence phone located -- 8 Pies & 24 lb. & ft ft ft 59 Yams & Ifrough December 31, 1S37 39 35 12 313 Dry ADMIN- UTAH Crisco 39 GOLD STRIKE STAMPS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AT BLANDING MERC ONLY Your Monthly Rate WiH Be Residence - $1.25 Business - $1.75 ndMaradl foDopCnoinio 5o Continental System ? Monticello Mere MORRIS NELSON Monticello, Utah Phone JU STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois re- gard fo the proposed purchaser's race, color, or national Walnuts Sausage Rolls FHA proper- filth Specials for Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at Monticello Merc, Specials for Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at Blanding Merc, Toms Word has been received that Mrs. Catherine Krake of San Jose, Calif. , died Oct. 30. Mrs. Krake will be remembered as Catherine Wilson, sister of Boyd and Reed ilson and Mrs. LaNora Christensen of Monticello. She is also survived by a son and two bro- a 2nd Ward Explor- Hiding Mere |
