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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Thursday, February 12, 1981 - Page 4 was robbed while Mr. Misner was in some classy shooting. Florence Galbraith reported that Dick Nielson and his wife were stuck for nearly 20 hours on the muddy road between Bland- at home eating his lunch. pair and were shoes taken. $3 girls Buddy Redd, Beverly Jones and Bert Odette, college students, attended a basketball game of their Alma Mater, MonticeUo High of ing and Bluff. The Hyland Cafe advertised FORTY YEARS AGO this week citizens of Blanding proposed a petition be submitted to the governor changing the Town of Blanding to the City of Blanding since increased population had made such a step possible. San Juan County Medical Cooperative Committee set a mass meeting date to hear reports on forming a medical cooperative. County boy scouts observed the 31st Anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America Organization in America. Hyland Hotel advertised rooms at $1 per day and up. Monticello dashed Moabs a basketball for district hopes M. title defeating them Dalton (Melvin? Max?) .. turned 34-2- 2. Blanding to get Avon Grant Brigadier General Lynn H. Stevens Blanding native promoted Blanding native and graduate of San Juan High School, Colonel A Stevens, has been proLynn moted to Brigadier General in the United States Army. Col. Stevens H. is currently serving as project manager for the Improved HAWK Missile System at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. He is the son of Brigham and Afton Stevens. Stevens, who received his first commission through the ROTC Program at Utah State University, has served as an infantry paratrooper and has been involved with missile development, ammunition and nuclear weapons support and related combat service support in the Ordance Corps for over 20 years. He has fulfilled three overseas assignments in Gera company and battalion command. Additionally, many including as Ordnance Brigade Commander of the 59th Ordnance Brigade and the Pirmasens military community, he worked with the NATO units of Germany, England, Holland, Belgium and Denmark for which he was awarded the Legion of Merit for outstanding performance. Col. Stevens credentials include a Masters degree in Business Administration from the University of Utah; Bronze Star Medal for service in Vietnam; two awards for the Meritorious Service Medal and two awards of the Army Commendation Medal He and his wife, the former Nedra Wright of Montana, and their three daughters express enthusiasm for the educational, social and church experiences that they have had as a result of living in a variety of locations. They report that they have leadership and teaching opportunities in virtually every facet of their church, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Utah Gas customers receive Over 500 Utah Gas Company customers received notices in the mail early this week of a legal suit pending in the United States District Court alleging a conspiracy on the part of the gas company and other defendants to raise, fix, stabilize and maintain the prices at which natural The complaints gas was sold. in the action charge that the conspiracy began as early as 1973 and continued to at least November of 1979. Recovery of damaged is sought for three times the amount of overcharge on purchases by the plaintiffs and recovery of attorneys fees and costs. Plaintiffs include Atlas Corporation, Stauffer Chemical, Rio Algom Corporation and the Board of Education of Grand County School District. Defendants are Utah Gas and its parent Cordillera Corporation, Gary Energy Inc., Corporation, Chevron U.S.A. OilCom-panTenneco MAPCO, INC., Standard Oil Company of California, Tenneco, Inc., Amerada Hess Corporation and their y. of- subsidaries, stockholders, ficers, directors, agents and employees. The class consists of customers of Utah Gas Service Company who purchased natural gas during the period commencing January 1 and ending on the date of legal notice to such purchasers of a class action suit. A hearing scheduled before the Honorable Bruce S. Jenkins, District Judge of the United State District Court for the District of Utah, will determine whether the action will be dismissed or approved as fair, reasonable and adequate on terms agreed to by defendants and plaintiffs. Plaintiffs have asked that 4,000 Mef of natural gas per day be made available to Utah Gas Service at prices lower than the companys present gas supply, with savings to be passed on to customers of Utah Gas. The gas made available by virtue of such a settlement should begin to flow on or about March 1. movie The Kit School. Wheat was selling at $3.15 and beans at $5.35 according to Carson, filmed in and near Kayenta, Arizona, and featuring Bluff residents, was playing at the Little It was advertised as Theatre. the second picture to be made in quotations from J & B Grain. Radiore Uranium Company announced plans to develop and mine 400 acres inthelndianCreekarea of San Juan. San Juan. A. J. Redd of Monticello left for business in Snyder, Texas. He reported that he expected to distance cover the 900-mi- le of travel. his first day during Monticello City Council petitioned the United States Government for a $300,000 loan to improve water treatment, sewage treatment and street drainage. St. Josephs Catholic Church advertised an enchilada dinner at $1.50 per plate. Sheriff Seth Wright acquired an office assistant, Ila Belack. Forest Ranger Julian Thomas wrote a letter to the editor expressing thanks for assistance received in relocating the Buck-boacamp ground on Abajo YEARS AGO this week Monticello was distinguished by being one of only 12 TWENTY-FIV- E to be recognized in the National Cleanest Town contest. The county polio drive, under the chairmanship of Helen Redd, gathered donations amounting to over $872. . Monticello s newest business, the Lloyd Misner Shoe Repair, cities The Blanding Chamber of Commerce received word this week that a grant for Project Good Works to assist with training youth employees had been approved by the Avon Corporation. The $50,000 program will assist in helping local businessmen train students in skills needed for available youth jobs. The pro- rd Mountain. CHEVROLETS OPTION GIVEAWAY ro is scheduled to start in run for 12 months. April Howard Randall, chamber president, said the grant is renewable for a 5 -- year period depending on its success. 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