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Show 1 .THE SAN JUAN RECOmWednesday vJune: ; 1990- .- Page 6 Former resident honored U of U alumna NORTHERN NEWS by William Pierce Frances Hansen Hoopes, Monticello native, received a Merit of Honor Award May 17 from the University of Utah Emeritus Alumni Association. She was one of 15 to be singled out for the award. of Hoopes, a 1948 University Utah graduate and free lance writer, currently serves as chair of the Friends of the University- of Utah Library Board, as vice president of the Girls camp was held at the Warner Campground on the La Sal Mountains this year. Maxine Deeter took a number of young women from La Sal. Like the change from Buckeye, where the girls have held their camp in the past, other changes were made in the program. Generally each leader is responsible for her group of girls. This year, however, each leader was assigned to a specific age group. Maxine indicated that approximately 99 percent of the young women certified this year. She described the four days as A beautiful experience and a - . Womens State Legislative Council, and on the board of the Salt Lake City Young Womens Christian, Associa' tion. She is a former assistant director of the U of U Placement and Career Information Center, a counselor in Graduate School and the College of Business, as well as a marketing and fashion merchandising instructor. great time. The annual Butch Cassidy Days were held this past weekend in Moab. Bobbie Lou Fuller went from La Sal to participate in the rodeo festivities. Bobbie was chosen last year as the Princess Queen in San Juan County, and was the only' member of the Blue Mountain Rodeo Royalty to visit the Butch Cassidy Days Rodeo. She did a fine job in representing San Juan County. It has been estimated that, as the Aral Sea shrinks, 43 million tons of salty grit are whipped up from the dry seabed each year and carried away by the winds, says National Geographic. Steven White and Michelle Barry To Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Barry of Monticello, Utah are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Michelle, to Steven M. White, mules, and poetry and stories related to ranching in San Juan. Monticello. Tickets will be sold following the ceremony. An open house will be held the following Friday, June 29, at the San Juan County Library in Monticello. The couple will make their home in Moab. Deny - July 2 through July 24, with the drawing on July 24. Individuals need not be present to win and there will be a winner for each item. The drawing will be for: $10 s gift certificates (two); Mello leather wallet; two video rentals; hair cut; one oil filter and five quarts of oil; dinner for one; cheeseburger, fries and soft drink; two tickets for a movie; and more. For more information, call Tracy Perry at 587-208- Advertising Pays cz:: A' tfCzo y,, School. 1. Carol and Jason Pionke jV Boy e Frances Lehi Boy Dana and Lyle Black Girl 4, , JP s. he ffQ Boy 4p r A , General store - snack bar Gas - propane Hoe cold beer - pop Showers Maps, books, info 4X4 rentals Scenic flights Camping - partial hookups - firewood 259-203- 2 a.m 'III 7 p.m. ' ' AVMWMMVMW.WW vxx vs rts Mans Sizes the heart of canyon country at Canyonlands National Park Needles District or 259-854- C, jfCU f T-Shi- In SKXifr V- 6' Lisa and Brett Lyman 34 miles southwest on Hwy 211 - ment Association. She served two terms as president of the Salt Lake City YMCA, and is active in church and community affairs. In 1988 she was the recipient of the Deseret News Volunteer Recognition Award. Hoopes is the daughter of H. superLoyd Hansen, long-tim- e intendent" of the San Juan School District, and Catherine (Kate) Wood Hansen. She is a graduate of Monticello High Personal Abuse Center in son of Mr. and Mrs. Merald White of Moab, Utah. Michelle and Steven will be married Saturday, June 23, at White Ranches in Moab. A reception and dance will be held in their honor immediately s OPEN 8 co-own- er Tickets will go on sale July 2 for a fund raiser for the exchange vows H. Hoopes Hoopes served as advertising manager for ZCMI Department Store and was of Advertising Research Association. She is a member of the University of Utah Presidents Club and served on the Governors Task Force for the Super Colliding Superconductor and Western College Place- Take a chance New issue of Blue Mountain Shadows A logo designed by Leslie Gustave Vigil of Monticello won first place and $50 from Blue Mountain Shadows. Toni Lacy of Blanding, who took second place in the design contest, won $25. Vigils design will be used on the stationery and in the magazine. The latest edition of Blue Mountain Shadows will go on sale next week. Volume VI features articles on A1 Scorup, the Samuel Rowley family, early brands used in San Juan County, Elk Mountain, the first settlement in Moab, raising Frances Fluorscent V a ,(4la 5 U7 ax? |