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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Thursday August 5, 1982 - Page ll Names and faces in the news IRENE TYRONE of Price won $25 for her entry in the state Festival of the American West quilt contest held at Utah State University. Tyrone is the only southeastern Utah winner. There were seven place win- ners, including first, second, Clark has served as the state vice chairman of the Republican Party and in 1974 was the third woman in Utah history to run for a Congressional seat. She is currently running for the state legislature in District 63 in east Provo in the Republican primary. third and four honorable mentions. Tyrone won honorable mention in the Class I Division. Her quilt was one of those lost by the postal department last BRENT REDD of Monticellohas accepted an appointment as San Juan County Voter Identification year. re-el- We are glad she it again this year, said Helen DOROTHY CLARK, vice chair- Beckham For ect This tted Neal, San Juan County home economist, Utah State University Extension Division. Her quilt is called Little Star and is multiprint on a white background with blue backing. man of the Coordinator in the campaign to Senator Orrin Hatch. Con- campaign, has been appointed by President Reagan to serve as a member on the President's Committee on Mental Retardation. gress volunteer-oriente- d pro- involves ject talking with potential voters and identifying Hatch supporters. Mike Leavitt, campaign manager for Senator Hitch, described this project as one of the most crucial elements of the campaign plan. This undertaking will help us to better coordinate our volunteers and inform the voters in a more meaningful way. Leavitt continued, We hope that those wishing to help in our campaign effort will contact their county coordinator. R. W. Harmon and Sons, Inc. of Belton, Missouri, announced at the companys Seventh Annual Awards Banquet in Kansas City, that its Blanding, Utah Contract has won the company's (1 to 31 units) Category I Award for the period May Safety 1, 1981 through April 30, 1982. hi winning the award, Blanding drivers who operate 29 units in San Juan County, had fewer accidents than chargeable any comparable fleet in the nine states where Harmon operates. hi addition to the Category I Safety Award, Ben Black, who manages the BlandingSan Juan Contracts, was a recipient of the Most Improved company's Contract for a Manager award. The award, one of the top five given by the company, compares all managers in the nine states in which Harmon operates. The BlandingSan Juan Contract was the recipient of an and identical award in 1979-8- 0, 1978-7in 9 received the companys I Category Most Improved Contract Award. Clubs, Workshops, and Events Cash-Flo- Workshop w The San Juan Business Council is sponsoring a workshop entitled Cash-Flo- w to Management assist county businessmen in operating more efficiently. first place winner in the senior division will receive an expense-pai- d trip to the State Talent Contest. The local Wood Permits Forest Service representative will be at the City office in Blanding, Friday, August 6 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to issue fireA Dick Haglund and Garth Daniels of the University of Utah Small Business Center will conduct the workshop at 7 p.m. August 18 at the Edge of the Cedars Museum auditorium in Blanding. Interested persons are encouraged to attend. In addition to the Wednesday evening workshop, Daniels and Haglund will conduct individual consultations from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. on August 18 and from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. on August 19. The consultations are free of charge. Talent Find wood permits. County Resources, lecture by Dr. Jay Hamond with response by County Commissioner Calvin Black. TTie first lecture will be held only at the Blanding library. Tbe other lectures will be held in the Monticello library at 2 p.m. on Wednesdays and at 7:30 p.m. in at the Edge of the Blanding Cedars Museum. Melinda Johnson proudly displays a 1982 San Juan County Fair booklet, the cover of which she designed. The Fair, scheduled for August 19, 20 and 21 at the county fairgrounds on Highway 666 East in Monticello, will feature arts and crafts, exhibits, the 4--H Junior Livestock Show, commercial displays, concessions and more. John Noxon photo Jackpot Rodeo San Miguel Basin Fair, Rodeo and Race is scheduled for August 14 and 15 beginning at 2 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday at the fairgrounds in Norwood, Colorado. TTie There is a $1,700 total purse for the horse and mule races. Jackpot team roping will be held after the Saturday rodeo performance. Jim For information, call Bob 2, Hubbs at (303) or Chris Bishop at (303) 6. Renn at (303) 327-484- The 1982 Farm Bureau Talent Find will be held Friday, August 20, at 7 p.m. in the San Juan High School auditorium. Those wanting to participate are asked to register by August 18 with Guy or Barbara Harris, Box 1064, Blanding, Utah, 84511, 1. telephone 678-216- Age divisions are: junior, up to intermediate, ages 11 16 and senior, 16 through 30. Up to four persons in one is allowed, excluding group the accompanist. Prize money will be awarded to first, second and third place winners. The first place winner in each division qualifies to compete in the State Talent Find at the State Fair, Saturday, September 11. age 10; through The San 327-43- 93 327-476- Historical Lectures Plans are underway for the four final lectures in a series of historical lectures sponsored by the San Juan School District and the State Historical Society. The lectures will be held August 18, September 1, 8 and 15. Topics to be discussed include: Mining in San Juan County, a lecture by Dr. Gary Shumway with by Hanson Bayles; response Education in San Juan County, lecture by Jessie Embry with responses by Reta Bartell and Zenos Black; Trail, lecture by Dr, Kent Powell with commentary by Lynn Historic Uses of Lyman and Hole-in-the-R- will begin at 7:30 p.m. Seven students will graduate after 11 months of intensive training under the direction of Linda Brown and Gail McKay. Dr. James Randolph, CEU president, will be in attendance. A reception for students and guests will follow immediately after the graduation ceremony. Pictured (1 to r) are: Linda Brown, instructress, and graduates Julie Thomas, Linda Ewart, Marsha Keele photo and text Layne J. Lyman, Diana Aheard and DaNece Lyman. ock Juan Record Home town newspaper for San Juan County . Makes a great gift The College of Eastern Utah, Blanding campus, will hold graduation ceremonies for the practical nursing class of 1982 on Friday, August 6, at the San Juan High School auditorium. Ceremonies Crisis telephone help now available in San Juan San Juan County residents Juan Protective Services, the service is being offered says with no additional cost to the Until recently the San county. Juan Nursing Home number 678-20- 36 answered only calls for ambulance or police assistance. Now a social worker can also be obtained through this number. It will not be necessary for the San ex- periencing emergency or family crisis situations are now able to dial a central telephone number for help. Through a cooperative effort between San Juan Community Social Services and the San Juan Nursing Home, persons may call and state their need, and leave a number. A social worker, policeman or ambulance will respond. Merlin Grover, supervisor for caller to leave his or her name, , Grover noted, just a number where he can be reached. Situations that may deserve this type of attention, Grover cited were: suicidal feelings, related incidents, feelings drug- of im- pending spouse or child abuse or simply a need to talk to someone. TTie calls will be referred to the appropriate persons, social worker, policeman or mental health counselor. In this way we feel we can get help to anyone in the county, Grover said. Four social workers currently carry pagers and rotate duty. Grover said be expanded as can number this the need arises. on-c- all J |