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Show Sbumway named "Social Worker of Year" been extended to the Navajo people of the Utah part of the reservation. First priorities have been given to encouraging school attendance and to developing work experience and training programs where adults work for the assistance given their families. Mr. Shumway is married to Mr. Bruce Shumway, San Juan County's Welfare Director has been chosen as "Social Worker of the Year" by the Utah Chapter of NASW (National Association of Social Workers). The award was presented to him at a noon luncheon March 28 at the University of Utah. The award Is presented each year to a Utah professional social worker who has made an outstanding contribution to his profession and to the people he serves. The Utah NASW Charter has a membership of more than 400 master's degree social workers representing over 100 Utah social service agencies. Almost all professionally trained social workers in Utah are members of NASW, Mr. Shumwav graduated from BYU in 1960 with a bachelor's degree in sociology and from the University of Utah in 1962 which his master's degree in social work. He began his duties with the San Juan County Welfare Department in June, 1962 and became County Dir THE LENT NEWSLETTER from St. Christopher's Mission to the Navajo, with a total mailing of over 20,000 pieces, was placed in the mails at the first of April. The Newsletter cover piece is inscribed with a natural color rug that has also been reproduced as a silk screen print. Featured from the Mission Staff is Jay Heisel, Business Manager of the Mission. Jay joined the Frontier Corps in 1965 after a career in the United States Air Force where he had participated in the Berlin Airlift -- the Korean Airlift. Immediately before coming the former Margaret Jacobs of Raymond, Alberta, Canada and they have four children. P0S7S eoR-ns- ector in December, 1962. It was also in 1962 that Utah's Attorney General ruled that the State has responsibility to provide the same welfare services on reservation which are given in the State generally. Under Mr. Shumway 's direction these services have C8SSB5! R Going off duty at seven o'clock Tired, discouraged and ready to drop But called out to help at seven fifteen With woe in the heart that A NURSE'S PRAYER The world grows brighter year by year Because some nurse in her little sphere Puts on her apron and smiles, and sings, And keeps on doing the same old things, must not be seen Morning and evening, noon and night Just doing it over, hoping it's right. When we report off to cross the bar; Dear Lord, will give to st one little star To wear on the cap of our uniform new In the ward above where the Head Nurse is You. Anon Taking the temperatures, giving the pills To remedy mankind's num- The Lariat Restaurant Roast Prime Rib of Beef au jus the while Wearing the same old professional smile. Blessing the new bom baby's first breath Closing the eyes that are stilled in death Taking the blame for all every Thursday evening for your pleasure ceived his appointment as Business Manager in September, 1966. Included in the Lent Newsletter is the 1968 Revised Mission Budget which is of interest to all concerned with the Mission and its work. Mass will be celebrated at Aneth on Sunday morning for children attending school at the Boarding School. At the mission in Bluff the Community Program will begin at 4:30 p. m. with religious education classes followed by Mass and a community meal. There will be no religious education class in Blanding and children there will attend the Mission. Field work will be conducted throughout the Aneth and Hatch areas for five days during the week by Nick Lyndon. Religious education classes will be taught at Aneth on Tuesday, at Montezuma Creek on Wednesday, and at Teec Nos Pos on Thursday, and at Navajo Mountain on Friday. The Field Office will be open on Saturday. Jones concert success large audience hailed the return of Darwin Jones at his concert held recently in the A San Juan High auditorium. The audience responded vigorously to the entertainment which featured Mr. Jones, his sister, Mrs. Dora Heiner, his sons, David and Layne and two of his small grandchildren who mistakes Oh dear, what a lot of To Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Brown, Blanding, a boy, March 29. patience it takes. t8C8HSB35 for Company of California first his five years. During he organyear at the MissionVehicle ized a Preventive Maintenance program. He re- us-Ju- erous ills Feeding the babies, answering the bells Being polite with a heart that rebels Longing for home, and all features to the Mission ne was employed by the Union Oil sang nursery rhymes in Okinawan. There was a delightful variety in the numbers from rock and roll to guitar duets, piano solos and solos by Mr. Jones himself. Donald Bugg of Cortez, a brother-in-lacarried out as Master of his assignment able fashion. an Ceremonies in After the performance an open house was held for the Jones and Bugg families at the Minnie Johnson home. Family members attending were Mozelle and Darwin Jones, Mrs. Ethleen Evans and daughter of Orem and friends Mr. and Mrs. Told from Orem; David Jones and children of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Dora Heiner, also of Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bugg of Cortez. Among the local guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burtenshaw, Mrs. Marva Laws, Maxine Lyman of Monticello, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nielson, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Grover, Pat Jones and a host of Layne 's friends. The group sang community songs and were further entertained by Mr. Jones and Donald's daughter who played the guitar and accompanied herself in several original compositions she had set to music. w, n o f ?? - v' ' 'w. & Vitim 1 a diV l u Ta rr n l'" '"til SECURITY I AUTHORIZED SIGNATURES iff The San Juan Record I V. .. aO ... Monticello, Utah Thursday, April 4, 1968 xi Hyctf :::fe Page Six Y For the Best Breakfast Uncle Sam doesnt permit anyone to charge taxes. If you are a as a BankAmericard holder you can bit short, however Bank. get a cash advance at any First Security For the necessities of life other than taxes, remember that thouso sands of stores and businesses welcome BankAmericard you can charge other things you need. Luncheon Dinner Silver Saddle Cafe Phil Aclon, Prop Blanding, Utah Servicemarks owned and Ikewed by SonkAmerteo Service Corporrfian |
