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Show J See us for Door and Windpw Glass Installed LUXURIOUS LOOKING PANNING LUMBER! ft BUIlftlNft r V , w , . w v-- r. ' SVmiBS ' Monticello Lumber t.V 587-242- & Hardware 4 PART OF VACATION FUN FOR THE CHILDREN OF ST. JOSEPH PARISH, Monticello, was attending two weeks of summer vacation school. Classes for children from through eighth grade were held daily in the church and parish hall. Four Sisters Servants of Mary from Blue Island, Illinois and from Hobart, Indiana conducted classes in religion, art, art crafts, singing, and games. Each days work was terminated by offering the Holy $acrifice of the Mass, to which all parents were invited. All the work of the children was exhibited in the parish hall for the benefit of the parents who attended a farewell party for fiie Sisters. Those volunteer sisters who conducted the vacation school are Sister Mary Felicita, Sister Philip Anne, Sister Mary Assuntina, and Sister Mary Clare. Pastor of St. Joseph Church is Father Lawrence Spellen. About 60 children attended. Miles Turnbull photo pre-sch- Extension Office News Tta ool Monticello Police Report ess Problem By ROBYN LYMAN lahones Lusast yet been fully demonstrated Assists: 103 BLACK Symptoms of VEE in horses "Horse owners in Utah should are: Fever to 1050, rapid puls$, 1 Y&4 e on fiie lookout for symptom! poor appetite, and depression. , FBI VM The infected horse appears f Brain Fever in their horses, aroed Dr. Don W. Thomas, drowsy j hangs its head and wm W'A & Utah State University Extension develops a drifting gait. As M&, veterinarian. the disease progresses, the Jpf He said, "We have had two horse may press its head into strains of a virus in the state objects flpd stand cross-leggwe some what time Some horses may circle con- jfor causing H Western Eastern call andor tinuously until prostration. Death usually occurs in about Equine Encephalomyelitis Yi one week in 90 percent of the '(Brain Fever) in Utah horses. WA Vaccines are available, either cases. fm m. monovalent (one strain) or and Eastern of Symptoms bivalent (two strains) for this WHITE Western Encephalomyelitis are common Brain Fever. similar except death in the However a new type of Brain Western strain is approximately Fever lately has been attracting 50 to 60 percent. ;much attention in the country. VEE, like the other forms of This disease that has been Brain Fever, usually is trans- -i R-! A ty is Texas horses called in complex killing quitted via bites of infected 24 a of total with IVenezuelan Equine Encephalomosquitoes, thus danger of the setting, Rs. two from the myelitis , or VEE. Vaccine fot problem is greatest now during mates is This latest problem in the jVEE is not available in Utah, jthe vector season, the but an experimental live virus solving competition. Mail ,IW the U.S. ccl developed by post card to Robyn Lyman at and, horse or programs for MiCuteaht453by428' originally intended for we re'ommend ihmnans hi being toed to innocu- cJIlUct yom veterinarian, midnight Tuesday. :J?te au horses in the state of Thomas Its efficiency and safety rwg e m m L tat 8 . '(A ed M ft The Police Department of Monticello has issued the fol lowing report of activity for the month of July: Calls answered: 123 Arrests: 11 Citations: 28 p m Milage: 1,749 Complaints: 20 Warnings: 9 Accidents: 1 Animals destroyed: 5 Juveniles apprehended: Juveniles referred: 2 Open windows G doors: Fines: $370 Hours worked: Kirby, 275; Markosek, 272; Trujillo, 8; Wride, 8. I so-cal- led : half-batte- B6 s Miss Nebeker Elected (9 o Suzanne Nebeker, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don T. Nebeker of Roy, Utah, has been elected of the newly-form- reporter-histori- an ed Utah Junior Quarter Horse Associa- on. The Nebeker family lived it Monticello when Mr. Nebeker Monti- served as Ranger in cello District. MORRIS NELSON .Monticello, Utah Phone JU 24 The S" JU".ReCrd Monticello, I tah STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE Thursday, August 5, 1971 INSURANC6 COMPANY Hom4)f(ipe: Bloomington, Illinois Page Eight ? $1.50 Valoo CUAIt EYES Made By Murine EYE DROPS Soothant for alergic eyes. 18 cc. $1.50 Valoo mpnciiw 4f TABLETS Fast relief of headache, muscular aches & , 1 m pains. 100s. (5)0 i. y, I'm I",: ) 7'z4 , &' , "to!,' I m THE NEW CLINIC AT MONTEZUMA CREEK was officially dedicated July 28 by a full comple- ment of dignitaries, including Governor Calvin Rampton, Navajo Medicine Man Hosteen Wilson Skeet of the Navajo Tribal Council, San Juan County CommisShorty, sion Chairman Marion Hazleton and many, many others. The attractive clinic building will serve as a health center for all the people of the Montezuma Creek, Aneth, Bluff, Red Mesa Miles Turnbull photo area and will be in operation just as soon as staffing is complete. Vice-Chainn- an t |
