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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday February 27, 1991 - Page1 10 and served in the medical and quartermaster corps in England and France for two f and years during World War II. After his discharge, he worked as manager of Cream O Weber Dairy in Eden, Ogden Valley, returning to Blanding in 1955 with Afton and their six children. He then started the Blanding Dairy delivery service. He was hired by superintendent Zenos Black to teach school at San Juan High. He retired from teaching in 1978. He served as post com- etery with a military salute given by American Legion Post 97 and VFW Comb Triathlon Ridge Post 10745. ation mander of the American our one-hal- Melba Black moved back into her home on February 19. She is still settling in. We extend our sympathies to the family of Howard Kimmerle who passed away February 15. The Blanding Senior Citizens hosted a Valentines party on the 14th. Seniors from Blanding and Monti-cell- o enjoyed a tasters table and a Decora- program. tions were made by Melba Black and Dora Shumway. Th ose who participated on the program are Stan Bronson, who sang three numbers; Lucy Harris gave a reading; Rei Pincock pre- sented musical numbers, and also had a group of young dancers who performed; and, Karl Alder gave a poem. An especially good time was had by all. Our community was saddened by the death of Jess We extend our Grover. sympathies to his family. Dora Bayles spent the weekend in Eagar, Ari- zona, where she attended the ordination of her grandson, Ryan Johnson, to the office of a deacon. Ryan is a son of Julie Ann Bayles and Bill Johnson. The Blanding Sixth Ward bishopric was reorganized Sunday. Gary Eberhard is the new bishop; Bill Bayles, first counselor; Brent Fla-vesecond counselor; and A1 Clarke, as secretary. Neldon and Joline Holt spent a weekend at Brian-heaTwo of their children, Kim and Terri Holt Hunter and Bryan and Trudie Holt, and their families spent the weekend with them. l, d. Jon Wright has been called to serve in the Argentine, Salta Mission. He is a son of Bevan and Elaine Jons mission Wright. farewell will be held March 24 at 9 a.m. in the Blanding He will enter First Ward. the MTC on March 27. Captain Mark Wright, who is stationed in Fairbanks, Alaska, has been Jess Morris Grover Jess Morris Grover, age 75, passed away at his home Utah on 1991 of natural in Blanding, February 19, causes. He was born January 10, 1916, in Fielding, Box Elder County, Utah, the son of Don Merlin and Grover. He University in 1939 and turned to USU to re- take the Smith Hughes course in teaching secondary education. He majored in animal husbandry and minored in agronomy. He taught agriculture, mathematics and science at San Juan High in 1940-41- , where he started the FFA Club. Two students Owen - Burnham and Clisbee Lyman - became Utah Farmers that year. He married Afton Hurst on May 28, 1941 in the Salt Lake Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, after which he taught at San Juan High another year. He was inducted into the U.S. Army in March of 1943 r affairs, always promoting agriculture. He is survived by his wife Afton of Blanding; sons J. Merlin and Clark M. of Blanding, Bruce Hurst of North Logan, Utah; Gordon W. of Kanab, Utah; daughters Jessie Monson of Mrs. Blanding, (Hazel) Williams of Ben-nio- We, the family of Jess Grover, extend deep appreciation to all of our relatives and friends for your love and acts of concern and kindness in the sudden passing of our husband and 9. The triathlon features a ski 3.8 mile leg on the Blue Mountains. This is followed by a 35 mile cross-countr- y bike trek that takes the bikers through Monticello and down U.S. Highway 191 to Church Rock, then west on State Road 211 to Newspaper Rock State Park. A 6 mile father. Individually, we thank you for the beautiful cards, flower arrangements and plants and for the delicious food in abundance for Indian Creek run down We large family. thank Erva Shumway and the artists of the Fower Canyon is a climax to what many former contestants call a spectacular race. Triathletes come from throughout the Four Corners to test their skills and en- Shop. Thanks to Dr. L. Val Jones, Kathleen G. Lyman, and Don Palmer. A very special thanks to Bishop James K. Slavens and all who made the funeral a durance against competitors who have trained for weeks for this competition. wonderful tribute. Thanks to the VFW for the military For application mation, call 801-587-202- salute. The family of or infor9. Advertising Pays M. Grover Utah, Mrs. Steven (Den ise) Briscoe of Rigby, Idaho, Mrs. James William (Christine) Carlson of Co- hoe, Alaska, and Mrs. Lance (Gloria) Cluff of Chugiak, Alaska; 41 grand11 children; great-grandchildre- W'v know tho iniomo tu laws and tho lornis inside and out. That's our business. n; brothers Melvin, Grant and Don Merlin of Townsend, Montana, Scott of Apache Junction, Arizona; Jed of North Pole, Alaska; sisters Lucille of Brigham City, Utah, Rita of Havasu City, Arizona, and Iva Rae of Seattle, Washington. He was preceded in death by a son Lawrence in 1962; two and one Uon lnIGfti m OLvwlii America's Tax Team Put us to work for you ! 551 East Bittle Lane, Moab, Utah 9 to 12 Saturday 9 to 6 Monday - Friday 801-259-66- grandchildren Funeral services were Are You A Woman Over 40? held February 23 in the South Chapel of the LDS church in Blanding, Bishop Have You Had A Mammogram Recently? great-grandchil- James d. Slavens officiInterment followed K. ating. at the Blanding City Ccm- - CODEPENDENCE The American Cancer Society recommends a mammogram every 2 years for a woman over the age of 40 and every year for a woman over the age of 50. Mammograms can detect breast cancer early and save your life. you have not had a mammorgram recently, call the phone numbers below to schedule one. If You may want to know how to identify your codependent need and have answers on how to cope. This ongoing struggle will be the topic of a Christian perspective on codependency. Monday & Tuesday 9 a m. to 4 p.m. Medicare now pays for mammograms and you do not have to pay cash for a mammogram if you qualify for Medicare. Monticello Mammogram Clinic Wednesday, March 13 San Juan Hospital - A SEMINAR - 801-587-2- 16 1 Blanding Mammogram Clinic 19 East 2nd South Thursday, March 10:30 am to 2:30 pm, Saturday, March 2 City Park Pavilion in Monticello $7 registration fee includes lunch 8 Blanding Wednesday & Thursday Blanding Urgent Care Thomas E. Roach, MA, MA Paul R. Whitelock, MD 678-281- 5 CALL Evenings and Saturdays by appointment only 587-295- 3 - 801 14 -- 678-2254 Call Now For Appointment presented by 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 15 East Center Nancy L. Roach, RN, MA Rebecca VVhitelock, BFA $70 per unilateral exam $80 per bilateral exam to register CASH BASIS ONLY! No nursery provided (Except Medicare) I his seminar is not intended for any type an- n, Arc you plagued with being controlled by others? Are you plagued with controlling others? Do you feel guilty when you say no? Do you struggle with friendships? Arc you satisfied with your relationships with others? Monticello Department nounces the Sixth Annual Blue Mountain to Canyon-land- s Triathlon on March Thank you Jess Recre- Roger N Family Dental Clinic Dr. G.O. Miller, D.D.S. attended elementary schools in the Tremonton area and graduated from Bear River High School. He graduated from Utah State called to serve as bishop of the North Pole Alaska Ward. Wright is a son of Bevan and Elaine Wright. 587-252- Jennette Morris Maria Legion for many years, and was active in helping graduating high school seniors to attend Boys State and Girls State. He was active in many positions in his church and in community Monticello The of recruitment or persuasion. It is for the education those attending only because of the extreme need to understand this topic. of Interpreted by qualified radiologist - Report sent to personal physician |
