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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday November 13, 1985 - Page 2 we fail to realize that we have Richard Begay (deceased), the opportunity to ignore all the Oscar Eneboe, Robert Natani, Kee K. blunders, the ill feelings and Henry B. Tsosie, Yazzie, Harrison Black (dejust plain stupid mistakes we all manage to add to our ceased), Danny Yazzie, Howard is the first day of the Today B. as we stumble Harrison, rest of Valle, George is a quote most experiences life, your Howard West, Harry Rock, but along. Richard Blackwater, Ronald people are familiar with, There are many landmarks of us blissfully most one that that give us opportunity to start Davis, James Black, Teddy truththe and forget ignore afresh and today is one of those Yazzie, Emery Hunt, Delbert of the adage. For fulness occasions. Oh, come now, dont Bahe, Terry Yazzie, Norman because today is the first day of act as if you dont know what it Keith. the rest of your life, and mine, is. Weve just passed a moU.S. Navy Kenneth Isaac, mentous event. Lives have U.S. Air Force Jay Heisel, Roy Black, Harlin Harrison. changed, never to be the same info New available Jim Tom Knight, Jim Hurst, Others who served whose again, and possibly the future Bizzard. of whole communities. branch of service I did not get. on nuclear waste U.S. Marine Corps Jessie Clark Holliday, Allan Black Yep, you guessed it. The full Now school is in that Black, Tully Black, Jimmy (deceased), Billy Black, Harvey elections over! For those who and students D. teachers Tom Eddie swing, Oliver, Toledo, Hadley, Jimmy Hadley, Henry put in a great deal of time, effort interested in nuclear Rock, Danny Adakai, Jerry energy and money on their campaigns, Bilgoat, Roy Hadley, Larry Baum, Seth Bigman, Frank D. Blackmountain, Ford Yazzie, and nuclear waste are reminded or for those who let come what Office in the Information that Kee Samuel Yonnie, Isaac, Clark Blackmountain, Clyde may, there are choices to make. 12 of courthouse in room the Holiday. Blackmountain, Roy Atene, They can now sit back and Monticello has resources U.S. Army Ernest Begay, Herman Featherhead. relax. The battles over. They for research topics or can knuckle down in an effort to classroom presentations. fill those rash campaign in schools the These materials are suitable Companion reading on their can sit promises. They for high school and college level duffets and let the world go by, work. In addition to printed Recently released data on a program had proven very or in the same spot to mourn new reading program for first successful with other ethnic materials, the office has video their bad luck! and second grades of the groups and in the traditional tapes, films, slides and audio Oh, it isnt just the candidates southern schools in the San American school classrooms tapes. The information officer, who are involved in such Juan School District show some but had not been used with Carl Eisemann, is available for decisions. Each of us, whether remarkable gains as the result Indian students until this year. classroom or club presenwe be involved or just onA1 Kuipers, director of the tations. of the new program, called lookers, also have choices to few A of releases are: the new Comenthusiastic about was project, make. We can jump on the band Companion Reading. We results. have the almost utilizes a panion Reading wagon and hoot for the victors, Popular Mechanics: A (slighteliminated the as a ly) Growing Future Of Nuclear what lucky bums they are, and structured phonics-basetheir underhanded methods. Or approach to reading and result of this program, he said. Waste. multi-moda- l some This should have State of Utah: The Transwe can accept the fact that incorporates dramatic results in the and higher peer learning styles portation of Spent Fuel and today is the first day of the rest in the future, particto the grades increase tutoring High Level Radioactive Waste. of our lives, and go on from for schools the southern who students rate of ularly U.S. Department of Energy: learning here, whichever direction it can already read and of those in the district. Office of Civilian Radioactive leads. Kuipers added, There are students who are just learning Waste Management Bulletin. Personally, I think today is a several aspects of this program to read. good beginning. What better of Army: A series Department work well which make it with was Reading time than now to offer conCompanion introduced in the district as a all cultures. The program of six pamphlets on the techgratulations? To whom? Well, result of Project Rise, a federal involves the parents in the nology and materials used in salt repository bores. grant designed to pilot this learning process and children sealing And, two years of press technique in teaching reading work cooperatively with each clippings on the nuclear reto Indian students. The other rather than competipository issue. tively. Other benefits of the Carl Eisemann program, say teachers and may be Letters To The Editor parents, are that writing and reached at PO Box 914, MontiThe Record welcomes letters from oral skills as well as the reading cello, Utah 84535 or call its readers on any subject of public skills increased significantly in (801) extension 28 interest. Letters must be no more the both Indian and or evenAnglo mornings, than 300 words in length. The students in the program. ings. publisher reserves the right to edit, non-read- d er 587-223- 1, 587-260- 2 condense or reject any contributions. Letters must be signed. 7 pm Dear Editor: This is really a letter to six young men who helped the Monument Varsity Fruita Cheerleaders in a time of distress. We dont know your names but you were at the Trailside General Store and you helped us get our van running again. We really appreciate all you did for us. Without your help we probably would not have been able to get home that night. Thanks again! Varsity Cheerleaders Fruita Monument High School Fruita, Colorado MARKETS Wheat Beans ENDS WEDNESDAY $4.25 $20.00 KarateKid 2 shows for the price of No $1 Nite 1 list should be those who have already served. Before we get too deeply into that, a story might be in order. An well accepted speaker reported that the best compliment he ever received was the day after one of his talks when a young boy came up to him and said, Paul, you done good! So why not, for those who served, whether theyll continue in their term of oft-hear- d, office, or if it is at an end: Congratulations! You done good! Appreciate your efforts and to those who ran unsuc-o- f all those pressures youve had to carry, but still hope you will have input for those affairs with which youre familiar. And for those who have just won a bout in the political arena: Congratulations! You waged a good campaign in a worthy cause. We wish you well in your efforts to improve situations. Youll find it isnt easy carrying the burdens of the office holder and answering the complaints of all those who cant understand why you dont do things the way they want them done. But if youll continue the same kind of efforts youve just exhibited in campaigning in fulfilling the office to which youve just been elected, then the endless complaints, the sleepless nights and all your efforts will be reward enough. Yes, congratulations to you, and to those who ran unsuccessfully, we appreciate your interest and willingness to serve! Wed, Nov 13 ($1 nite) Teen Wolf American Ninja (last nite) ... Thur, Nov 14 Teen Wolf 7 pm 9 pm 7 pm Fri, Nov 15 Teen Wolf 7 pm Jagged Edge 9 pm Sat, Nov 16 Teen Wolf (last nite) 7 pm Jagged Edge 9 pm Tue, Nov 19 9 P"i DOUBLE FEATURE theres quite a list to be included in that. 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