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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday 40 receive diplomas at WHS Forty students received graduation diplomas at commencement exercises on Saturday, June 1, given. Remarks by Leland Begay and Roberson Henderson were followed by the introduction of Sally Henchcliff, Teacher of the Year, by Bettina Norton. The seniors then sang their class song If We Hold On Don Coyhis, Together. guest speaker, was introduced by Guyrene Ben. at Whitehorse High School in Montezuma Creek. Following the processional, Terrance Benally welcomed the parents, guests, and dignitaries. The invocation was given by Jimmie Clah. After the introduction of the theme by Stephanie Manybeads, the principals awards were Presentation of the graduates was by Miss Maile Loo, with acceptance by Bill sitty, Launita Black Oil Monticello Cyclery Blossoms-N-Balloons KUTA Blue Mountain Foods Dr. G. O. Miller Dr. Steven Warren Sears First Security Bank First Western Bank Grist Mill Inn Headlines Kent's Foods Shake Shack Car Care Burtenshaw's Repair Chuck Wagon D & B Laundromat Coleman Feed Dalton Gang La Sal Store Mike Young Chevrolet Motor Parts Silver Scissors Parkway Texaco San Juan Record H Motel Trailside Trangle Wagon Wheel Pizza Schafer Trucking American Televenture Wilcox Ranches Young's Machine Blue Mountain Meats Blue Mountain Music SCHAFER TIRES An American Car Care Center r U U. care car CENTERS Emery Begay, Beletso, Be- nally, Terrance Benally, Jimmie Clah, Darren Et- Alan's Body Shop ZAMERICAN Education. Diplomas then were presented to each graduating senior. The theme of Ronald K. Barlows address to the group was Commitment to Excellence. Benediction was offered by Thomasina Etsitty. An informal reception followed the commencement exercises. The 1991 Whitehorse High School graduates are Cheryl Atcitty, Aloisia Begay, Leland Begay, Vida Guyrene Ben, Fermina The parents and senior class of 1991 thanks all the Monticello businesses which donated door prizes for the graduation party. Your contributions helped make the party a success. Thanks for all your support in everything! -Z- Todachennie, vice president of San Juan Board of Take the worry out of payjng for your tires and car maintenance. Come in today and apply for our American Car Care Center credit card. And ask about the Freedom Plan. Easy monthly payments! Etsitty, Thomasina Etsitty, Jamie Harvey. Roberson Henderson, Thomasina Holly, Bradley John, Pearl Lansing, Regina Lee, Stephanie Manybeads, Levonica Miller, Percy Mitchell, Roderick Mitchell, Laura Mitchell, Justin Morris, Hartley Nez. Bettina Norton, Alison Powless, Daren Roberts, Ronald Rockwell, Shirley Rockwell, Marinda Salt, Kathleen Sam, Stanford Silas, VaSam, Earl-lenlerie Tabbee, James Top-ahJimmie Topaha, Byron Tso, Johanna Tsosie, and Racheal Whitehorse. e a, Handy Semadeni graduated from McPherson College in McPherson, Kansas, on May 19, 1991, with a Bachelor of Science degree He was in accounting. of the year named and was awarded the Allconference Academic Athletic Award for the 1990-9season at the college. The commencement ceremony marked McPherson Colleges 103rd year of higher education. Eighty-thre- e te 1 students received bachelor and associate de- grees. Sallee - M. Rogers Here we are again with C. more news about the fair; some new, some not so new, June fourth was the big day for the rodeo royalty contest. The lucky girls off who rode into the sunset with the crowns are: Tank compliance Underground petroleum storage tank owners hoping to be eligible to receive liability coverage against potential leaks from a state Heather Clark of Blanding, junior queen; Kim Krist of La Sal, attendant; Anna Adair of Monticello, queen. The girls will ride in the Butch Cassidy Days Rodeo Cortez up on August 9 and 10. Curtis Yanito of Bluff won the logo contest. There were many nice entries. La Sal Elementary School, the only school to enter the grounds. each tank owner needs to be insured or receive gas from a distributor, is July 1, 1991. If tank owners have not yet begun the paper work for the permit, there is a very good chance they will not meet the deadline, according to Bryan Whitaker with the State Bureau of Environmental Response and Remediation. Tank owners need to have each of their tanks tested before their permit application can be completed. If, however, tank owners are waiting for a tank tightness test, they are urged to get what they have done on their ap- plication into the state. Whitaker said, Otherwise they might be sorry. Often some part of an application is incomplete and there cant be an extension of this deadline. The deadline is a statute of the state legisla- ture. After July 1, petroleum distributors will be prohibited from selling fuel to tank owners who do not have state liability coverage. Distributors who violate the law could face a $500 penalty for each violation. Tickets are available for drawings at the fair. Contact fair board members or the extension office. This year the prizes will be a television quilt, a set, and a Dutch oven. A work day is scheduled for today (June 12) beginAll ning at 6:30 p.m. volunteers are welcome -from the north of the county to the south of the county and anywhere in between. Lets make this a fair to remember . . 10-inc- h . Volleyball tourney Durango Parks and Recreation is holding their 4th annual Settin in the Sun two on two volleyball tournament July 20 and 21 at the Fort Lewis College sand courts and softball fields. The tournament will consist of A and BB mens, teams. womens, and Deadline for entry is July 13 at 5 p.m. The entry fee Awards includes a will be given for first and second place in each divico-e- d sion. extension 353. 2, 1 1 800 638 8299 RESERVED SEAT Walt SECTIONS Asbaugh Producer 97 S. Main Monticello 10-- 5 Repairs 800 888 1734 American Kidney Foundation $55.50 $71.00 587-263- There will be a special prize for the 587-292- SCHAFER TIRE Monticello on p 1 Many other sizes at great savings 697 East Central June 14, and the Blue Mountain RoundRound-u- For more information, contact Tim Erickson, 949 Second Avenue, Durango, Colorado 81301; phone (303) 9 M-- F VACUUMS Starting at $89.95 CORTEZ. COLO. Blems Tires Auto Value Parts June 15, the Ute Mountain in Moab on compliance, the permit al- TRAIL HANDLER 23575R15 3110.50R15 7 American Diabetes Association $97.88 LT Page ready be too late. The deadline for a certificate of insurance fund may FEATURED TIRE VALUES LT 23585R16 - contest. A special thanks from the fair board to everyone who entered. Thank you Monticello PTA for the trees for the fair SAVE ON RXT 12, 1991 San Juan County Fair Talk 247-562- Stampede June Twi-lit- e Parade Friday Saturday Nite Family Thursday Dances THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY NIGHTS JUNE 13 -- 14 -- 15 Frazier Brothers Carnival VACUUMS $42.95 and up New and Used Sewing Machines a" Repair Parts Service Carpet Mats, Hokys, Carpet Sweepers Dirt Devil Hand Vacs We clean carpets RV's, Auto's, Upholstary |
