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Show Hospital Jobs made available declined in Utah, while initial claims for unemployment insurance increased during the week of Aug 8, reported Manly B. Lincoln, manager of the Moab employment security Admitted: office. Moab area showed a August 11 -- Eleanor Anderson, iniin decrease both Dove Creek; Tauna Johnson, slight tialed and continued claims. Richard Lunceford, Moi ticello; He said job openings drop- ped from 988 for the week of Aug. 1 to 764 for the week just ended, and ini tial claims 914Weflaadvance from 786 to same Continued claims,period. at 7t 789 were up slightly and represent ed 2. 68 of all workers covered by state and federal unemployment insurance laws. For the week Aug. 1, the jobless ratio was 2. 64 while for the week of Aug 9, a year ago, the ratio was 2. 25. Mr. Lincoln said there was little demand for farm labor, and none was expected until harvest activity in tomatoes and peaches begin in late August and early September. Andy Begay, Blanding. August Burtenshaw, Blanding; Matilda Benally, Montezuma Creek, Utah; Ida Ann Posey, White Mesa. August Id Orville Ferguson, Dove Creek; Phyllis Hopper, Cortez, Duval and Carol King, Monticello; Della Torres, 12-Bern- ice -- Monticello. August 14 -- Stephanie Knam, Monticello; Eugene Yanito, Bluff; Ileen Black, Blanding; Jessie Todachennie, Montezuma Creek. August Perkins, Benita Schaugard, Monticello; Ralph Burtenshaw, Blanding. August 16 -- Ronald Rivera, 15-Este- lla & Outs Black Mesa. Turtle, August Blanding; Keith Redd, Monticello; Lewis Collins, White Mesa. Discharged: August 11 -- Debra May, Phillip Troy Lyman, August David Ketron phine Frost. August 1 -August 14 Richard Luncetord, Gordon Ute. August 15 -- Tauna Hohnson, Carol King, DuVal King, Eleanor Anderson, Raymond Skidmore, Orville Ferguson. Torres, August Knam, Phyllis Stephanie Samuel Kasper, Hopper, Beneta Schaugard, Andy Begay Black, Matilda August Benally. 17-Ral- 12-Ca- OV TARGET EVERY TME ph St? ire riM (Soffy rol HE CARRIES 5,000 DRUGS...II0T 200 era 16-De- most retoil fields, the typical store carries only enough varieties of goods to satisfy most customers, most of the time. A pharmacy could do the same by carrying only about 200 different prescription drugs. But today's pharmacist stocks more than 5,000 drugs, even the most obscure, so as to have for any cuson hand exactly what the doctor prescribes It lot the of money to costs time. ot a pharmacist tomer, ony In lla a stock. But you pay only what your prescription is worth. That's why we soy . . . maintoin such TODAYS HESCRIfTION IS THE BIGGEST IN HISTORY BARGAIN 17-Ile- en la'alaaiikiam Free public classes in safe boating are provided as a public service by volunteer members of the Coast Guard Auxiliary. cofi&iLOTirr For dates and times of classes nearest you, contact a member of the Auxiliary in your local area or call or write the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, 630 Sansome St., San Francisco, CA 94126. The San Juan Record Milk Pot Roast Pot Roast Bone1ess Swiss Steak TableRite JiadfcSt ib. lb- - 49 89 lb. Monticello, Utah Thursday, August 20, 1970 Page Seven K1 Rib SteakTableRite Short Bacon lb.$J,09 RibSTableRite Bar Franks Beef lb. S lb. Hormel 49 79 65 Evaporeted eenex Miracle Vinegar Coffee j Chili Facial 200 count 12 iGAgai. 69 69 1 ib. $2.59 iga 3 12 oz. Reg. 15 E",s oz. 32 Whip Ellis 15 IGA Creamy Peanut Butter Peanut Butter 3$l 3$l IGA Chunk Grape Cocoa Jelly Hershey Pears iga 2 4ooz. IGA 32 Inst. Pink Lotion FROZEN 6$l 29 3$l 1 Starkist Tuna Chil Smokey Says: IGA 2 oz. lb. 12 Liquid 32 oz. 99 99 1 59t 7H 37t 49 Fabric Softner igaoz. 49ct Palmol ive Liquid oz. 8H $1.79 Pampers Daytime 33 Fire protection is essential on Apple Johnston 32 managed forest land! 30 Pampers Lemonade Fish Sticks Coastal Juteunceitu,' San Juan Record Grapes seedless Peaches Fresn utah Tomatoes oz5 8 ib. Red pkg- - $! 23 9.37$ 19 Overnite 12 9 |
