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Show Tips from the Hat Getting a year older has its compensations. Thursday night my fellow teachers dropped in on me en masse Paul, Helen and Ronnie Rosier, Anna Pehr-soBonnie Brown, Bob and Sharon Turner and their three little ones, and our neighbor Myrtle Davis. Myrtle baked my birthday cake and Maude Hunt did a superb job at decorating it it was almost too pretty to eat but we overcame that and finished it off in a hurry. Myrtle apologized for the cake said it wasn't very good. All that I can say is her "failures" surpass my successes. The children at Mexican Hat Elementary are always happy to see the Bookmobile drive up, but this week they were doubly so, because Bozo the Book Clown was driving it. Bozo visited the classrooms and told an old folk tale to the children. Bozo also told them about a reading incentive plan. Anyone who reads 50 books and turns in the titles and authors will receive a "I 'm a Bookworm" badge. James Creen-aulg- h, speaking for Bozo, said that he had never checked out so many books at one time before. Friday, April 10, all the children under 12, who had written permission from their parents went to Monument Valley Clinic for Rubella shots. If we have a future Astronaut n, Camper Trailer Rancho El Rey amongst these children they won't miss their chance to go to the moon. Joyce Pehrson was admitted to the Primary Children's Hospital April 12 and underwent surgery on her legs April 13. She is a brave little girl and we all wish her the best. James Hunt and his sons, getting ready for summer fun, took their refurnished boat to Hall's Crossing where they launched it. They took a trip to the confluence of the Colo, and the San Juan and up the San Juan River past Trail Canyon. Floyd and Fern Newport went to Cortez on business Mond ay night. We took a weekend trip to Grand Junction where we rendezvoused with our son Bill and his family. Grand Junction is just half way between Denver and Mexican Hat and is an easy ride for both of us, and lets us see our 2 12 year old grandson and his month old sister more often. Coming back we took highway 141 to Uravan and a dirt road from there to Bedrock. Riding along the Dolores River as it snakes its way through the mountains is a trip well worth the extra hour it takes over the more direct route via Crescent Junction. An interest Jing bit of history can be seen along this route a hanging flume built back in the 1890's is in fair condition in several spots. The wooden flume was hung on wooden stakes hammered into the solid rock walls when the area was hit with gold fever. After spending $173,000.00 the project was abandoned in the panic of 1893. Luther Riesenhoover told us what a pretty trip it was; he used to drive ore trucks through the area. President L. Robert Anderson met with the Dependent Branch at Mexican Hat on April 12, 1970 with his Counselors John APRIL20 Fish Creamed potatoesparsley Orange juice Green beans Bread, butter, milk Chilled peaches at the high school APRIL 21 MinestroneBeef soup Citrus fruit sliced on lettuce Cherry cobbler Bread, butter, milk APRIL 22 Steamed hot dogs cheese sticks Scalloped potatoes Spinich Tossed green salad Bread, butter, milk Apple Hamburger patties cream mushroom soup Buttered corn Carrot and celery sticks Pink applesauce Bread, butter, milk Peanut butter delight APRIL 24 Beef Stew Cole slaw pineapple Berry pie Bread, butter, milk Cheese sticks at high school -- stone and organized an Independent Branch calling Completely Branch President with Robert Bruce Turner as Second Counselor. Several hours in the dentist's Printing Works for Your Business Calvin Bennally to be the Self Contained Gas or Electric 68 M.P. 27 See How Our D. Lewis and Arlow L. Free- 18 foot OCT Let us help you plan the forms and letterheads chair at Monument Valley Clinic reminded me of these lines from Christopher Morley: All joys I bless, but I confess There is one greatest thrill: What the dentist does when he stops the buzz And puts away the drill. went to Kayenta, Ariz, , and Farmington, N, M. last Thursday and Friday on business. In Farmington they attended a buffet luncheon at the Elks Club. Mr. and Mrs. Rust Black Von and Verna went to Salt Lake City last week where Rust took the plane to Fairbanks, Alaska, where he is engaged in mining opMtions. When Mrs. Black and children returned world-wid- e to Monticello, a call from joins Mr. Black awaited them to tell them of his safe arrival in Fairbanks. His trip had taken less time than theirs. One day last week before Don Smith, Jay Lee and Mrs. wind came on so strong, C's the Four owners of Ora Bayles, I could were hear the coyotes Floral Shop, Blanding, formally accepted today as a yapping from my yard subscriber of Florafax Delivery, up toward South Creek. Inc. , one of the world's largest Sounded like a whole "passel" flowers -- by --wire organizations. of them. Affiliation with Florafax proKent Frost recently took vides subscriber florists with a a three day trip into the link to more than 7, 509 fellow Canyonlands, taking subscribers in all fifty states of with him, Mr. and Mrs. the United States. In addition, Steve John, who are making Florafax provides coverage in their home in Boulder Canyon, South America and has signed The Johns were married in a reciprocal agreement with a December. Mrs. John is the service in Canada which former Nell Goldman, makes the facilities of 1, 500 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Canadian florists available to Melvin Goldman of Chicago. Florafax subscribers. Mr. John is an artist. Not confined to the American Mr. and Mrs. Melvin continent, Florafax has reDalton drove to Vernal ciprocal affiliations with overweek last to pick up two seas organizations providing he reford bulls purchased from outlets for more than thirty Lisle T aylor. countries in Europe, Africa, John Lewis was in Salt Lake Asia, Australia and the the first of the week City Scandinavian countries. medical for attention and The local shop's affiliation business. other with Florafax offers residents Mrs. Kent Frost took Mr. improved service and a means Post of Iowa to see Elbert for sending flowers anywhere in last Monday. Arch Angel the free world. Mrs. Nell Dalton rode with Mrs. Melvin Dalton visited her mother in Dove Creek and her sister in Squaw Point last week. Blanding florist APRIL 23 2334 ol Los Almos, New Mexico visited their parents and friends in Monticello last week. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Frost Second Ward young marrieds met Sunday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Greenhalgh for fireside. Thirteen members enjoyed a tape about a convert who had been a convict. Refreshments were enjoyed at the close of the meeting. Arriving last Friday for a short stay at the Robert Andersons was Mi's. Petunia Waymore of Holdee Holden, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Edwards ... at a you need cost youll like. San Juan Record service Ill Corner Monticello, Utah Refrigerator Library A A L ADMITTED Sleeps 6 Heater Special at April 8: Delores Salazar, April 7: Angela Brown, Monti- Alene Allen, Kassie Barton cello April 9: Donald Bayles, April 8: Alene Allen, Kassie Shirilene Filfred, Pat Harlow Barton, Sharon Riley, Juan April 10: None Madrid, Monticello April 11: Sharon Riley, April 9: James N. 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Catherine, daughter of King Charles VI of France became his wife and Queen, and while he is leading his armies against France, he becomes ill and dies, never seeing his son who is taken fron Catherine at age 5 to be reared and tutored to later become King Henry VI. Catherine, being the Queen js not permitted to marry again and she is lonely and longs for her son she seldom sees, so ;he takes Tudor, and their children; he promises ler he will take them into the household to be reared as part of the royal family. (This is the war between England and France when Joan of Arc was captured from the French and burned at the stk6 J NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK CONTEST WINNERS MONTICELLO: 1st Place- - Judy Frost 2 nd Place- - Debra Atkinson 3rd Place- - Joy Randall BLANDING: 1st Place-Call- ie Dawn Butt 2nd Place-Ramo- Johnson na rd Stevens 3rd Place- - Sherry Heinz 3 Place-Bruci- na t THE LITTLE THEATRE Mon ticello Utah Show Starts at 7:30 P.M. ickk ft-- 'The - APRIL April Fools" Starring 17 Jack Lemon and Catherine APRIL Farm Store Rental Yard Garden Equipment Vegetable t House Plants Blanding Garden Center Phone ft" At Deneuve. Sower uF.IRSTlSECURIT 368 S, 300 West WIFE OF HENRY V By Hilda Lewis Putman This story of the war between England and France takes 15-16-- Full Line of Plastic Pipe Bedding. Review of books 678-225- 18-20-- 21 This Savage Land" With George C. Scott and Barry Sullivan. APRIL "More Dead than Alive" In 22-23-- 24 color with Clint Walker and Ann Francis. 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