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Show John Lewis On Bureau Board lo John D. Lewis, 58, of has been named a member of the Utah Farm Bureau Federation Board of Directors, according to Elmo W. Hamilton, president of the Farm Bureau. Long a worker in Farm Bureau, Lewis has been secMon-ticel- 1973 9, August We have the same styles and colors for the same price or less. Record Time San The Lodging Money r (BY ACTUAL TEST, IT COSTS 14 12 now president. The new director and his wife Pearl are active members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Da- y Saints. He is first counselor in the San Juan stake presidency and Gas Juan retary and president of the San Juan County organization. His son J. Tyron Lewis is CENTS A MILE TO DRIVE A CAR.) has served as a bishop. Lewis has also served on the Monticello city council and on the Board of Directors for the of Fame and Cowboy Hall Western Heritage Center. He was born in Oakley, Idaho, and attended the Univer- - Chocolate Chaps Minnie Anglin Dies In Denver Mr. and Mrs. Paul Strong of Monticello have been called to Enid, Oklahoma by the death of Mrs. Strongs mother, Local resiAnglin. dents will remember Mrs. Anglin from her summer visits to the Strongs over many years. In recent years Mrs. Anglin has lived in a nursing home in the Denver area, near another daughter. She would have been 94 on her next birthday which would have been August 10. She passed away August 3 in Denver. Burial was in the Enid, oz. Nestles 12 sity of Idaho. He operates a wheat, bean and cattle farm near Monticello. Mrs.-Minni- 49C Oklahoma cemetery. CEU Seeking VISTA Youth Seedless Grapes 32ib. 49ea. Pineapple Bananas Cabbage 2 lb29 1 0 lb. College of Eastern Utah is recruiting full time Community Vista Volunteers. CEU is joining a nationwide move by colleges and universities to become more involved in volunteer programs to fill a variety of social and educational needs. Persons interested in work- ing as Community Vista Volunteers are invited to call 637-21- 20 for information. limit and all interested adults are There is no upper age Tang Pie Filling Pie Filling Jello30z. Vel $4,219 5ib. Wilderness-Fres- h AppleCherry Coffee 2 Dog Chow Mi X 1 12 lb. lb. Folgers 50 Apple 46 28 9 895 22 oz. Hot Cocoa encouraged to inquire about the program. Four Vista Volunteers are presently working under the direction of the college in the four county area, Carbon, Emery, San Juan and Grand. These workers are involved in speech therapy, physical education, recreation and tutoring programs. Projects undertaken by the college will revolve around a Learning Center type program. Dr. Orrin Selman, Vista lb. Purina supervisor, said the current program has a more positive, 39 69 image than some earlier proPersons working in jects. Vista are completely dedicated and qualified to serve in the areas where they are working. They can meet needs that ordinarily cannot be filled by schools because of limited $2.19 $7.98 44 59 Post Toasties isoz. Potato Chi pS Clover Club reg. 69f $1.09 Criscoaib. 59 Chunky Chili oz. Nalleys funds and personnel. Although Vista is a volun- Blue Mountain 15 Tamales Lynn Wilson oz. Bread Holsum Cracked Wheat 15 100 39 3$l Prices Good Monticello Thursday, Friday, Saturday & August 9, 10 11 teer program there is some remuneration ($2000 per year) plus travel expenses for those participating. Application forms for the Community Vista Volunteer program are available at CEU. Dr. Selman said the college and other agencies in the community can also use part time volunteers in other programs. ' Anyone with spare time is urged to consider this interesting and useful activity. |
