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Show Legislators hear local issues Issues of importance to San Juan County citizens were discussed Tuesday evening at the San Juan County Court House by citizens and a committee of the State Legislature, represented by Daniel S. Dennis, Roosevelt, Assistant Floor Leader of the House and C. Alfred Frost, San Juan County Representative. Primary discussion centered around schools and their problems. Larry Bailey, President of the San Juan Education Association, discussed various issues, including collective negotiations and the need for more vocational schools as contrasted with technical colleges. Devon Hurst, Manager of the San Juan Water Conservancy District proposed legislation to increase the membership in the seven man Once in a life time water board to 9 members to include broader representa- tion. ; General discussion was held on the proposed one cent gasoline tax increase which would finance a statewide system of collector roads to be a part of the County Road System. A proposal to eliminate Daylight Saving Time was also discussed. Representative Frost asked the group to express itself on what it thought the most honest tax was and where it wanted an increase. Some members of the group favored pro perty tax, others sales tax. A majority favored keeping the voting age at 21 when the question was raised whether the voting age should be lowered. V s' r,,; , ... ip V7: $!, . ...V. dp OT IDENTICAL of Homemaker's ? , Ton, on, I Jutlr ,. Horn in Oetober, the triplet Keele ore for bed. The ready Kimberti. Karlene. and Kan, lee. daughter (not identical) are from left to explained the washers never stop. Washing l lie formula bottles and keeping them filled is a good sized job each da) too. When asked if they were Blanding during the Christmas good babies, proud Grandma holidays. Mrs. Keele said said "They are really good It was a wonderful experience. babies, but there is certainly We each got to hold a baby a lot of work connected with at the same time. We passed them. The washer went all them around, so all of us could hold each one. " The reason for the thrill -the Tom Keele 's are the parents of triplet daughters born Oct. 1. 1968, in Provo. Two All of us has a little of the Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Adams, Buy frozen foods and meats at of the tiny misses weighed "Heloise" in us. Every house sale prices and keep your Robert and Kirk Bailey spent wife has her own way of New Year's Day skiing at Park freezer well stocked. A double 4 lbs. 8 oz. , and the third 2 4 were The babies short oz. lbs. cuts little doing things, savings City. named Kimberli, Karlene she's found that really work Turn your furnace or heater Mr. and Mrs. Steve Eager and Karalee and left the hosfor her. I'd like to share a down from 6 to 10 degrees at came from Mesa. Ariz. , to when at different times few of mine with you. Maybe night but no more. If you do, pital spend part of last week visitable a leave. were to a to solution find will lose all you've saved they you ing their folks, the Clyde Nielyou'll is an mother. Their sons and the Cecil Joneses. Judy, problem. by the extra cost of reheating a was so A white Kleenex tissie in it child Mr. and Mrs. Kent Frost quite the house the next morning. only three when babies the basket of your coffee makwere in Mesa last week on responsibility January is the best time of a one the of instead business and pleasure. They arrived er before adding coffee makes the year to buy most things, can were a fantastic and very inexpenfrom household linens to the guests of Fern's parents, expect. couple normally and Mr. Mrs. James Wight. the sive filter. Your coffee will, family shoes. On an annual However, young couple Eva Mrs. Black left Monday ss months there several knew for always be clear, no cloudy-neaverage most items go on sale for Mesa she will spend where be of three was going to them. or sediments. in January, the next best time a She was month. of none her Mrs. Keele says If you pack a box lunch and accompanto buy is July. Let's go are identical but their ied by Mr. and Mrs. A1 Anddon't have a pie container triplets shopping! features are close enough that erson of Salt Lake City. you can still put in a piece of These are a few of the ideas Dr. Kenneth Maughan and fruit pie. Set the pie on a they will confuse all but famI've found helpful and moneyLisle Adams attended state slice of bread, heel is best. ily members. saving. I hope you found school and Now wrap in foil or waxed them meetings in Salt Lake changing Feeding something you can use. on the are two absorb will bread The City Tuesday. Mrs. Adams problems, great paper. Perhaps you, too, would like went with them to do some excess juices and protect the mother the young explained. to share an idea with our readfrom feedshopping. pie crumbling. ers. If so , just write it on a During the first weeks, "round-th- e A wonderful experience was almost was an Sharon to it and mail ing Did your know your freezer postcard clock" job and as Grandma enjoyed by Anne Frost during costs less to operate when full? Grounds, Bluff, Utah. the holidays. Bill Batley and daughter flew to Monticello from Brawley, Cal. , and took Anne back with them for a week's vacation. She enjoyed two days at Disneyland. She returned to Phoenix on a jet Printed below is the schedule has been announced that efffor The Bookmobile of San ective immediately the Library where her parents, the Harold has discontinued fines for Juan County for the winter Frosts, met her. and spring of 1969. Also it Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Pehr-so- n overdue books, according to arrived home after a pleaMr. Greenhalgh. sant visit with their daughter and family. Geniel and Ray Munson, in California. Helper ful manager, I don't see how she would ever get it all done. " Tommy and Judy are living in Provo at the present time where Tom is teaching part time and going to school part time at BYU. Lto3Qi) (jCv? h'jgse ! Library Schedule given Blanding da) long and the dryer was always busy too. I have never seen anything like it. If their mother wasn't such a wonder- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keele of Blanding had a "once in a lifetime" thrill when Tom and Judy Keele and their three tin) baby girls spent 1 1 days in by Sharon right " Airport to get Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bronson and Mrs. Cornelia Perkins have gone to Arizona for an extended visit. The Bronsons are staying in Phoenix and Mrs. Perkins is at Mesa where she will do temple work. Last week Mr. and Mrs. John Lew is and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pehrson attended the Arizona National Stock and Horse Show at the Phoenix Coliseum. The Lewises were guests of Mrs. Seraphine Frost. Home for New Year's was Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Johnson from Cedar City. An early birthday dinner was given for Mrs. Johnson by her mother, Mrs. Carlos Hyde. The family of Mr, and Mrs. Virgil Eastin held a reunion in Moab at the home of their son, Byron, during the holidays. All the Eastin children were present with their spouses. Those going from Monticello, besides the Virgil Eastins, were the families of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Randles and Mr. and Mrs. George Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Eastin drove from Salt Lake City. The day was highlighted by a bounteous dinner and exchange of gifts. The San Juan Record radiobeacon Monticello, Itali January 9, 1969 Page Fifteen license The Federal Communications Commission has approved a license for a radiobeacon facility at the Blanding Airport. according to word received from Senator Wallace F. Bennett in Washington, Application for a frequency assignment and license for an facility at the airv as made by the Utah port Division of Aeronautics last rmtina Discover how it works to your advantage ker August. The new radionavigation In the very first job we print for you, youll see the differ- '' facility will be an important safety and convenience asset ence! More to pilots and passengers who fly in the southern Utah area. 11 impres- sive, more persua- sive, more produc- tive. Prices? Never more, often less. NEW LOCATIONS Union Oil Co. of Calif. 1 LITTLE 1606 BUSINESS CARDS -- NE SW SE Sec. 18, Twp. 30S, R. 25 E. , SLM. Little Valley Area. Location for 9,500' Mississippian test. (855' NS 1923' WE). Elevation 6318' Gr. 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