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Show Pep Club to present Review and Marvin, fifteen years. Bill McAlplne has been in Oklahoma this past afternoon. Norman, Oklahoma on Friday week attending Supervisor's While they are gone Pearl He is expected home School. and Roy Cash and Christine weekend. this Francis are taking care of The Doug Madlocks have the cafe. All three are from their California returned and friends of the Clugston's On the way back vacation. Oklacame out from Tulsa, they stopped by Topock, homa to help out. Arizona to visit former El and Isham Bonnie and T. J. Paso residents, Louis and children spent the weekend Odessa Laskie. enjoying the sights of Salt Get well wishes to RayLake City. mond Miller who is hospitMarrin and LaFcm Avery alized in Cortez with a and Leo and Wannie Carr El slipped disc in his back. travelled down to Paso, The Montezuma Creek Texas, to attend the annual Community Club will meet award dinner for employees this Monday evening, April of El Paso Natural Cas Comschool children The 8. 15 or have in who put pany will agai n be featured in more years of service.- Leo the program. award his received twenty year Cleo Hunter has returned from her trip to Texas. Roy Harper, electrician at the Phillips Camp, is in Wyoming on company business. Roy planned on being gone about five weeks. Billy Reeves celebrated his 13th birthday with a dancing party in the recreation hall Saturday night. In addition to our teenagers, there were quite a few boys and girls down from Blanding. Among these were Marcia Helquist, Mike Redd, Dwight Bayles, Lyman Palmer, Clara Mon-tell- a, Jeff King, Lee King, Shirley Redd, Leamon Roberson, Toni Shumway and David Lacy. Attending from Bluff was Barbara Huber. The 2nd and last school makeup day for days lost during the winter will be held this Saturday, April 6. School will start at 9:00 a. m. and will let out at 1:30 p. m. The women of our community have been out collecting for the Cancer Crusade. If, for some reason, you were not contacted, please send your contribution over to our area Chairman Chris Brock, who lives in house 40 in the El Paso Camp. No matter row small a donation may be, :;t will certainly help for a very worthy cause. First -- grader Randy Labmn has his birthday today and I hope it will be a very special day in every way. Clarence and Mary Clugston left for a short vacation in v' w r i At 8:00 p. m. Thursday, April 11, the Pep Club of San Juan High School will present their annual Pep Club Review in the San Juan High School Cymansium. The review will consist of the Broncettes' performing all their seasonal routines, plus special musical numbers, skits, and speaking parts, by the members of the Pep Club. This program will be the conclusion of the Pep Club's activities for this year and all parents and townspeople are cordially invited and encouraged to come - Coast Guard returns to Lake Powell Perhaps some farmers fertilize so their crops look as good (or are as good) as a neighbor's, or because they want to grow more crops, or even set yield records. But, really, theres only one reason a to increase his grower should fertilize profit. Better looking crops or even higher yields (unless they are profitable) really dont mean much unless they are translated into a higher return on the growers investment. Your USS Fertilizer dealer can guide you to increased net income through the sound use of fertilizer. Your USS Fertilizer dealer is a specialist in one of the more complicated aspects of soil fertility. Contact him today for latest information on that all important subject: PROFIT. y Your USS Fertilizer dealer carries Superintendent William J. Briggle of Glen Canyon Na -tional Recreation Area announced that he has requested the U. S. Coast Guard to assist the National Park Service during the holiday periods throughout the summer months. Rear Admiral T. R. Sargent, Commander, Eleventh Coast Guard District, agreed to dispatch a boarding team over the Easter weekend, Memorial Day, Independence Day, the first week of August, and Labor Day. Mr. Briggle stated that be -tween the two services, and the Coast Guard Auxiliary, there will be a high degree of protection afforded for the boaters on Lake Powell. Pinewood Derby tomorrow top-qualit- fertilizers, made by United States Steel. Cub Scout Pack 314 sponsored by Mont icello LDS 2nd Vard will hold its Annual 5inewood Derby Friday, April 5, at 7:30 p. m. in the Cultural Hall of the LDS Chapel. All cub scouts and families and other interested persons are encouraged to attend. Trophies will be awarded ::orthe 1st three places in two different classes: speed and design. Sponsors of the trophies are: City Mercantile, arkway Super Service and Shell Oil Company. TRAOEMARK The San Jucn Record Monticello, Utah Thursday, April 4, 1968 Page Fourteen ' |
