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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday June 4, 1986 - Page 4 CEU confers honorary doctorate degrees on Halliday and Young Hat; and as a member of the High Council of the Monticello Stake. Active in scouting throughout his life, he earned his Eagle award in 1936. In February of 1985, he was awarded the Distinguished Eagle Scout by the Utah National Parks Council of the Boy Scouts of America. At the time of the award, two such awards had been made in Utah. Halliday served three years in the United States Air Force and attended Brigham Young University and the University of Utah. He and his wife, Audrey Adams Halliday, are parents of four children DeAnn, Mike, David Candice and Jeffrey, who died at birth. Fred Eugene Halliday Forty years ago this week, the Monticello Town Board issued notice that livestock running on the streets of Monticello would be picked up and impounded with a fine of $1 per head. Wedding dances were held in for the David Blanding Hawkins and the Fred Business Federation. Widowed at age 25, Young completed her college education and graduated with a bachelors of science degree in secondary education. She serves as chairman of the board and chief executive officer of L.A. Young Sons Construction Company. L.A. Young recently built a bridge over Cottonwood Wash in Bluff and laid a new section of highway between Bluff and Blanding. Young has served as chairman of the State Council for Vocational Education, as president of the Sevier Board of Education, as a member of the Utah Board of Water Resources, and on numerous service committees at the state level. She is the mother of Leland and Stephen, whom she says are the basis of her concern for quality education. Honorary doctorate degrees will be conferred on Fred Halliday, 62, of Blanding, and Sue Marie Young, 48, of Richfield, at CEUSan Juan Center commencement exercises to- night (June 4). The degrees will be awarded in recognition of service and contributions to the college and the recipients respective communities. Hallidays. The weddings of . Harold Young and Marjorie Merz, and Don Smith and Guen Lyman were announced. Ed Rhodes and sons Clark, made a trip Tom and Ted from Horsehead to Elk Mountain to look at land which had been released for homeseatd-ing- . Albert and Marion Poff of Cedar Point were building a cinder block coop for the Carharts chickens. The Bartell family left for Oklahoma to visit Leonards people. Misses Reta (Toots) Bailey and Bonny Christensen were employed at Palmers Confec- tionery. The Rebus Rota Literary Club was entertained at the home of Mrs. A. J. Redd by the Singing Mothers Chorus, directed by Mrs. D. B. Perkins, Mrs. Julian Thomas on violin, and a duet by two promising young pianists, LaRee Adams and Ada May Jones. Twenty-fiv- e years ago this week, Blanding celebrated its first Frontier days. (Not on July San Juan Foundation. Among the accomplishments of the Foundation, established to promote higher education in San Juan County, are acquisition of two excellent buildings, 120 acres of land, and establishment of a $40,000 scholarship fund. Halliday, president of the Blanding Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints, served eleven years as Priesthood Quorum leader, seven years in leadership positions of the Blanding Indian Branch, four years as branch president at Mexican the Sue Marie Young currently serves as mayor of Richfield and as chairman of the Utah State Board of Regents. In 1985, she received the Distinguished Service Award from Utah Technical College and was honored as Woman of Achievement by the Utah Federation of Business and Professional Women. In 1986, she was honored as the recipient of the Distinguished Service Award by the Utah y 565-444- ballet; competitive swimming; and, trampoline. The Joe Hunt family and Loren Hawkins, Blanding postmaster, went to Mexican Hat for a barbecue prepared by Jim Hunt. Monticello college graduates were Suzanne Adams, John Adams, Jerry Ann Adams, Jerry Young, and Ray Odette. Gas leaks in Dove Creek caused explosions in Essies Cafe, owned by Clyde Hendrix, and in the home of Clint Robertson. No one was injured. st Includes coupons to save you $35.39 on Mr. Goodwrench Service Specials. Plus details on the Sweepstakes. Good-Vacati- how-to-ent- er on 4. HOST FAMILIES NEEDED NOW g teenagers Irom Europe. group ol Asia, and Latin America will arrie in the L.S. this August each one looking forward to li ing with an American family fora high school vear. Hosting an exchange student will bean exciting experience for your entire family. Discover another culture without leaving home. Turn daily familv activities into international adventures. And gain a special friend for life. A select beginning, intermediate and advanced swimming, junior and senior life saving; water by Rand McNally Power use advisor Roger Echols joined Empire Electric Association on May 19 as the Power Use Advisor. Roger brings with him 18 years experience in the electric utility business. He is looking forward to meeting and working with Empire Electric consumers. The Power Use Department still offers the same services to consumers as they have in the past such as home energy audits, heat loss calculations, investigation of higher than normal power bills and many more. If you have a question or if you need assistance with your electric power needs stop by the Cortez office or call Roger at Kenny Bailey. Offerings from Monticello Summer Recreation included modem and interpretive ballet; The Mr. Goodwrench Atlas Vacation-Time-At-La- Hallidays service to education is significant. 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