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Show I'.iv THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday April 22, 1WJ for a campout. Happenings by Helen Helen Rcdshaw are getting some nice, light rains. Mr. and Mrs. Don recently attended a policeman's convention in We Kil-gro- w Douglas, Wyoming. Visitors at Nedra Hazelwoods recently were her Trina granddaughter, Brant and her husband and Nedra and a cousin, Donna Loveridge of Moab, and Ray Bender had lunch baby. at the Senior Center on Tuesday. had a very nice 91th birthday - starting at the Senior Center on April 9, I then at the Community Church on Sunday, the 12th. Elaine hosted a lovely dinner for me on Sunday evening, with family and eloe friends as guests - 13 in all. On Monday, April 13 (my real birthday; had boumany callers, four quets, 20 carcB, and lots of 1 presents. Nina Hyde recently returned from six months in Naples, Florida, and Mesa, Arizona. She visited family and friends. Karen and Bill Wilson have a house guest: Karen's sister from Oregon. The DUP ladies met at the home of Madge Anderson on April 14. Maxine Johnson was guest speaker, and gave an interesting history of her mother's family (Pearl Black). Madge read pioneer letters, which also were very interesting. Vickie Nebeker is in A- visiting her lbuquerque mother and three sisters. Bruce and Paul Nebeker - scout masters for the East-lanBranch - took the group to Windwhistle Rock d f, A Jim and Joyce Harvey announce the arrival of a granddaughter on April 15, born to Richard and Patty Harvey in Provo. She joins a brother at home. Bernice Barry accompanied Patty Lyman of Blandold ing, her four-mont- h daughter, and their change student from ex- den to Provo for the Farm Bureau Women's Conven- tion. Mary Alice Peterson a ride to Salt like would Lake with someone, and will help pay for the gas. Her telephone number is 587-206- 2. and Wyman Mary Redd recently attended a missionary reunion in Salt Lou Lake of thoe who served in the Canada Calgary Mission. They went back the following week for the baptism of a grandson, Michael Rau. John and Maxine flew to Rolling Hills, Illinois to attend the wedding and reception on Ma rch 28 of their grandson Timothy Garrett to Terese Quartetti. Accompanying them were the groom's mother, Sheree Garrett, and Him-melburg- family. Max and Charlene Johnson spent the winter in Scottsdale. Max worked who with their does bronze sculptures. son-in-la- Verla Marx recently turned from a three-weevisit with family re- k and friends. She spent a week with her daughter, Helen Sorensen, in West Valley. She also attended the Green's Old Folks Party and the Mt. Pleasant Pi- oneer Days Reunion. She says she is happy to be home. Raelene Clarke left for Phoenix last Sunday to be with her sister who is having surgery. Pete and Connie Hunt and family and Bill Johnson and son, Treavor, spent Sunday with their parents, Inn Mil , J Rex and Herma Johnson. ou operate a retail business just all me. vour fast fair, triendk Farmers gent II a detailed e prepare If of vour present er atte and v our insi n .!"( e 'lords iv i ' 'no about Fanners k It soi.tmol Par kave Poiir ould m rease vour overage while utting our exv r er Gas Logs r Free-standin- c g toward The San Juan County Library Board approved this past week research into the rienced grant writer employed at the College of possibility of obtaining a Campus. federal Eastern literacy The grant, if grant. awarded, would allow the library system to work with the San Juan Chapter of Literacy Volunteers of America to combat illiteracy in the county. Sandra Skouson of Clayton Long of d Mon-ticell- Montezuma Lynn Lee of Blanding, appeared by invitation to brief the board grams in on literacy pro- place in the how the grant county and could enhance those programs. Skouson is a certi- fied LVA trainer. Long, of the county LVA secretary chapter, is principal at Montezuma Creek Elementary School. Lee is an expe- - Is it par? by Milton Carroll The San Juan High Golf Team has played in six tournaments. In the first few, they took third. Even though things were rough at first, they are getting better. Jed Harris said, I think that our team can do really well this year if we keep working hard. The golfers have practiced hard. Those who will compete in region play are Ryan Wheeler, Milton Car-roll, Colby Northern, Jed Harris, Justin Ivins, Val Palmer, John Brown, Trent Halliday, and Steve i Woz-- n quirements of the e e library. In other business, librari- Figures reported by Francom show' bookmobile budgets of $48,846 for 1990, $62,074 for 1991, and circulation of 42,089 for 1989, 43,557 for 1990, and 42,287 ans reported circulation figures for February and March as follows: Bland- ing, 3,872, Monticello 3.02S, and bookmobile 7,466. After a second reading of the board proposed agreed to postpone a vote pending needed changes, by-law- - s, learned that for Saturday, May 16, in Salt Lake City, and - discussed the desir- of establishing Friends of the Library chapters to support and enhance library services. ability Banquet cancelled; field trip set The Utah Chapter of the Foundation for North American Wild Sheep has cancelled the banquet and auction scheduled for May 1 in Moab. They will, however, sponsor a field trip on Saturday, May 2, in the Moab area. a.m. at the junction of Potash and Long Canyon roads. The field trip will be along the White Rim to observe wild sheep. Everyone is welcome. Bring your own lunch. For more information, call 8 Carl Mahon at 587-239- o full t ed Coach Tony W o j c i k stated, The team doesnt have the advantage of other teams because those teams have courses that they can go play on to get the experience of course competition. Our team is competitive, and would be even more so if we had an 18 hole course to practice on. Fireplace Inserts Stoves Incumbent announces for treasurer Ed Alter has announced his intention to seek as Utah State Treasurer. He holds a BA degree in banking and finance and a masters degree in business administration from the University of Utah. He also is a certified public accountant. Alter says he has earned five times more interest income for state and local governments than all of his m predecessors combined. 1981, he established the Quality Building r s money. Over 375 local over $1.5 billion to the all of the school districts, 90 percent of the cities and counties, and many of the towns and special districts. Give us a call 678-214- 0 who know the building industry SAN JUAN BUILDING SUPPLY 678-261- 3 377 West 300 South Whipple Plumbing 587-286- 4 & Heating Blanding in- vestment pool, including Dian Acton Agency 58 North Main Street Blanding, Utah 845 1 1 (801) gov- ernments have entrusted Deal with the people t pub- government safely earn higher yields on their Materials rating In lic treasurers investment pool to help local units of r ith and cne - r o short It's all part of Farmers fair, friendlv serv e 2. Participants should meet at r vv Mate-sponsore- d program for library trustees is scheduled ran ev hi omhme vour present poiir ies w hr thev re a ak. penses v The changes relate to improving access for disabled persons. such changes Twenty-fivmust be made at the Monticello library. Twenty-threare needed at the Blanding Nation. mined, all funding for library services on the Utah portion of the Navajo Reservation has come from the county and from the state of Utah. A common request of reservation bookmobile users responding to a recent needs survey is for more books and longer stops. Matching funds from the Navajo Na- - re- Ameri- can Disabilities Act. firmed their decision to seek funding for library services from the Navajo for 1991. As far as can be deter- these meeting library branches to meet librarian, the board reaf- and Creek, IJtahSan Juan land Francom, bookmobile o, go a long way needs. In another matter, Del Hunter, county grounds and building supervisor, reported to the board on changes needed at the Blanding and Monticello Cost of preparing a grant proposal will be underwritten by San Juan County. Any funds awarded will be administered by the county. Following presentation of statistics prepared by Row- library SAVE! 20 OFF c ( Library board okays grant study hand-in-han- Swe- tion would ." |