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Show .ilm on landThe shown. be scaping will Collister, joined them on . Saturday and they returned to Delta Sunday. garden club would like to extend an invitation to interest Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie M. ed persons to attend and to Forrest spent the weekend in Salt Lake. Larry and Carol join the club. Membership is getting low. joined them from Logan, Visitors at the Kenneth on Saturday. Summers' home last week Museum board met April were; Mr. and Mrs. Fred 2, with seven members present Summers and Mr. and Mrs. Finance was the main topic Sherril Summers of Paradise, of discussion. Anyone who Utah. They were joined Friseen the very fine hasn't day by Mr. and Mrs. Kelly of Alaskan ivory, collection Summers and baby of Grand to Larry Latimer, belonging Junction, and Miss Kathleen case the in display foyer Summers of Provo. Mr. and soon will so as it should do Mrs. Art Redd of Moab came be replaced. up Sat. for a visit with the Mrs. Jim Pipkin went to others. Salt Lake City over the Grant McMullen and son, and weekend for a visit with Mr. Charlie Williams and son and her came up from Snowflake, Ariz. and Mrs. Fritz Pipkin Fritz Grandson Lloyd. ast week for a load of Montiof Roy, Utah Steele ' Connie cello flour. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nielson spent her Spring Vacation at the home of her grandmother and family were weekend visitors of the Milton Nielsons Arvilla E. Warren, and visited with her brother Kent Steele. and the John Lewises. Mrs. Nina Barton went to Delta, Utah for Spring Vacation to visit her daughter, Jarbara Collister, and amily . Mrs. Larue Barton . e Mr. and Mrs. Mead Allred and children of Winnemucca, 3 Nev. spent the weekend with Mead's mother, Mrs. Ila Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Be-la- ck. Ai'.red and 2 children of ' Uravan, Colo, came over to spend an afternoon while Mead was here. Mrs. Belack had not seen Mead and family for five years. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Latimer recently returned from a business trip to Salt Lake City, just missing their son, Richard, of Fairbanks Alaska. Richard is a Bishop in Fairbanks, and came down for April General Conference. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hyde were pleasantly surprised by a call from their son, Lynn, in -- Vietnam the other day. He reports that he is o. k. Mrs. Jessie Harvey is back in Monticello after an extended visit with her son, Ray, and family in New Mexico. While there, they took her to Old Mexico for a visit, and also took her to visit her son Clarence, and family in Nogales, Ariz. Some of the college students seen in Monticello this week were: Craig Maughn, James Landscape Contractor t(X) Lawn Sprinkling Systems Installed Chain Link Fencing Sold & Installed Aluminum Pipe, Sprinklers, Wheel Moves, Pumps, etc. for Farm Irrigation Blanding Garden Center 368 300 Phone West 678-225- 1 Wilson, Scott Redd and friend, Grayson Redd, Howard Nielson, Sandy Wilcox and friend, Shone Jaramillo, Trudy Adair, Jeff Bailey, Tommy Barry, and Curtis Holden. The POW club met last Friday at Mrs. Wayne Ericksons. Only eleven pounds had been "gained" by the entire club. Club will meet at Mrs. Dave Fullmers the rest of April. The PIG is ready and in use again, so gainers beware ! Mr. and Mrs. H. U. Butt made a business trip to Moab Saturday. They called on Mrs. Butt's brother, Mr. Vern Bliss, before returning home. According to the Dove Creek Press, 995, 000 pounds of uranium oxide concentrate will be sent to West Germany for the construction of a nuclear reactor by Rio Algom Mines Limited. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Nielson of Bluff were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Chap Blake. Garden Club met Apr. 1 at the Monticello Library Meeting room. Corrinne Roring gave a lesson on carnations and houseplants. ..iiii Abraham Begay dies here accompanied her as far as 'Jephi, Utah, where she visited relatives. Barbara and daughter Monica , returned home with them for a week's visit. During her visit the family enjoyed their first trip into the Canyonlands. . Barbara's husband, Mr. Tom Abraham Begay, who has lived at the San Juan County Nursing Home since Dec. 15, 1969, died in the San Juan County Hospital Tuesday morning, March 17, following a short illness. He attended Sacrament meeting, Sunday afternoon at four, and seemed about as well as usual. Monday, he became ill, and was unable to attend Relief Society. When his condition was worse, Tuesday morning, he was moved to the hospital where he died a short time later. Abraham was born in San Juan County Oct. 15, 1881. He lived with his wife, Lena Begay on McCracken Mesa, and they were the parents of a number of children. He spent most of his life working as a herder. Abraham MI sheep quite small short man, slim, white hair that his up and clean Ml neat, head. He very he arrived at and Tomato Soup Place Mats Bananas Radishes Lettuce 25 5 & 791 Shortening Chocolate Bars Morsels Nestles Chocolate Large Crisp Head ea oz. 6 Ml Ml w w Artichokes Oranges $3.45 Tuna Ml Carnation Sugar 10 Green Beans lb. bag $1.29 Double Luck Cut 303 Pork & Beans Western Family 2 12 Spaghetti Taffy Tide American Beauty Long 24 oz. 9$l Ml a was and with stood on was when the home, his clothing was ironed and folded neatly, and carefully patched where it was needed. Each morning, he (made his own bed, and tried in every way to be cooperative. One of the nurses said of him, "He never complained, but was always pleasant and happy, and loved Relief Society. " He loved TV, and in spite of imparied eyesight, spent a great deal of time in front of it. He was interested in the other people in the home,, and did little kindnesses for them, whenever it was especially possible, those of his race, to. whom he could talk. Funeral services were held in the Blanding mortuary under the direction of Jack Noki, a minister from the Navajo Reservation. Mr. Noki preached the sermon, and the singing was done by a little Navajo woman who accompanied him. Burial was in the Blanding Cemetery under the direction of Jay Lee from the San Juan Mortuary. The San Juan Record 37' Monticello, Utah Thursday, April 9, 1970 age 249 50' off Glade's Salt Water 12oz. Family Size Toilet Tissue Northern 4 roll Over 400 Motors now in stock 39' Furnace Motors a IXTRA GOOD... EXTRA LOW PRICES ENSEN'S FOOD IU CENTER . 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