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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday January 20, 1992 - Page 5 a0t jfrom tftc Fifty years ago this week the first contingent of Japanese for the Dalton S. Summers, W. R. Young, and the secretary, Miss Maude Redd, journeyed to Price last Saturday night to be on hand for an y conference on Sunto meet the State Execuday, r, California. The Dalton Wells camp, it is understood, will be used The top grading and high selling bull at the Arizona National Stock Show was produced by Somerivlle Simmentals of Monti-cellUtah. Earlier in 1992 the bull was exhibited at two county fairs and was Reserve Grand Champion at the Utah State Fair. o, David and Emma Butterfield SaCL Fine for impounding those Japanese who cause friction in the large relocation centers throughout the country and refuse to observe the rules of community life in those centers. It is understood that the first contin- gent for Dalton Wells contains the ringleaders in the recent riot between Dining 280 Mexican-America- m. Restaurant n recorded bn Tuesday morning by Mrs. H. E. Blake, official weather observer. K. Wells relocation center, 14 miles west of Moab, arrived on Monday from Manza-na- The Japanese, 16 in number, were accompanied by 16 soldiers and two officers. ter.. Eleven below zero was Japanese groups at the large Manzanar center. The local draft board, Ralph A. Bailey, chairman, Twenty-fiv- this week Harold Young, Monticello Contractor, had been appointed by Governor Calvin L. Rampton to serve the unexpired term of Ralph Bailey on the San Juan County Commission. The appointment was made by the Governor after the two remaining Commissioners were unable to reach agreement on the name of a person for the position. all-da- tive staff of the Selective Service Bureau. In addition to Colonel H. A. Rich, State Director of Selective Service, and his entire staff, Special coordinator Major McAtee came from Washington, D. C. to answer questions pertaining to each local board and community throughout the state. Monticellos City water department statistics. Funeral services for Mrs. Rebecca Palmer, an old time and beloved resident of Blanding were held in the a period of mild unusually weather, strong winds over last LDS Chapel. The chapel was filled with relatives and friends, old and young, who had loved Aunt Becky for her keen sense of humor, timely advice and thoughtfulness. weekend were climaxed by Monticello. Utah 84535 a snow storm on Sunday, with clearing skies Monday which brought the lowest temperatures of the win Variety RED HEART. population was about 1,823 according to Following East Central years ago e (SmEewrt CLASSIC" cWmM. 12-I- n . OUTDOOR THER MOMETER Big, Bold Numbers Skein 'T flf jUft A BCD AflT m certification mark of Monsanto. 135 282 JANUARY 186 056 VO WHILE SUPPLIES LAST QUANTITIES LIMITED (TRUELVALUSHARDWARETST.ORES' MONTICELLO 80 South Main 801 -- 587-2256 BLANDING 82 South Main 801 -- 678-2228 has accepted a call to serve in the Virginia Richmond Mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. He reports to the Mission Training Center on February 10, 1993. He graduated from San Juan High School in May 1992 and is the son of Norman L. and Ruth S. Johnson, grandson of Clea S. Johnson, Don E. and Guen L. Smith, and great-grandso- n of Elnora Nielson. A farewell meeting will be held in the Blanding Fifth Ward on January 24, 1993 in the South Chapel at 9 a.m. SAN JUAN PHYSICIANS GROUP DR. L. VAL JONES DR. W. GENE KEY DR. JAMES D. REDD Can you identify this man? or Dawn Boyle at 587-248- 4 If patchwork promises in 1993 regional forum 4-- H ship projects, etc. There will also be excelroads of the West, provides a patchwork quilt of lent training provided to resources in tradition, county teams of volunteers history, culture, education, and extension staff, who government, space and will teach and train others Salt Lake City, SUZANNE ALLEN, FNP Cross- science technology just leaders and waiting for extension staff to explore at the 1993 Western Regional Leaders Forum. 4-- H 4-- H Assemblies and work- PHYSICIANS ARE PROVIDING OB COVERAGE AT MONTEZUMA CREEK CLINIC EVERY THURS 9-- 12 shops will provide participants with the opportunities to explore the many patchwork promises All physicians are Medicaid approved All physicians are Blue Cross-Blu-e Shield providers Contact either clinic for any scheduling information and for appointments INSURANCE BILLING ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE Multi-Lingu- al so, please call Corrine Roring at 587-235- 0. Clinics with ENGLISH SPANISH NAVAJO available in the Program in a variof areas from Global ety connections, to space labs, shooting sports, expressive arts camps, youth develop4-- H ment curriculum, animal projects, natural resources and environmental projects, heritage and citizen on their return. Several new and unique things are planned for this forum, include a new award to recognize volunteer excellence in each state, a satellite broadcast of some of the forums workshops, longer workshops for in-dep- th training with the option of receiving university credit and hands-o- n workshops. Registration is due January 22, 1993. Check with ofyour county or state fice for complete details and 9 for forms, or call more information. pre-conferen- ce 4-- H 587-323- |