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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday, November 12, 2003 - Page 20 Food, football and friends in La Sal The wind blew in some snow, at least on The Mountain. It sure looks nice, all snow- capped. The leaves have almost all fallen from the picked up by the scouts this Saturday is the fact that many of the boys will be occupied on the other side of the state that day. Let see, as I recall, they will participate in a state championship football game! Another reason is that one of their fearless leaders is involved in a valley trees. It makes one think that Fall is truly here and that Thanksgiving is just around the corner. That and the ads for Christwedding recepSIFRKA LA FROM SAL mas that are tion on Saturday Maxine Deeter by already on TV! night. I like all Now, Yes, Brandon TV things Christmas, even the Blankenagel ads, but this is a little too finally bit the bullet, took the early! plunge, followed in his little Speaking of Thanksgiving and ways to share our bounty and good fortune, in our footsteps and remote area it is not as simple tied the knot as in metropolitan areas. We last Friday in usually do things more the old Salt Lake. A fashioned way: neighbor celebration of that union will helping neighbor. There is another way, one be held at the that is becoming an annual LDS Church Saturday night tradition in our little valley. It from 7 to 9. It is a great excuse is the fall food drive for the for a little fall local (in this case, Grand If youve seen some mature County) food bank. The folks (of the grandparent age) News around the country while get-togethe- running around town with such an event they are grandparents with new additions to the family. Sunny and Hardy Redd headed to Richfield a couple of statewide. La Sal does not the Empire Electric collection office. Stop by for a look. Staff photo want to be left out. declared next Saturday as the Those kids with State cancels superfund cancer probe cluster investigation that was to take place in association with the contaminated International Smelting Tooele - The cancer and Refining site has been declared too complex to be completed. The study was initiated at the request of concerned citizens, but when the survey began it was soon noticed that data from the study would likely be biased due to the fact that cancer occurs not only from environmental causes but from genetics and lifestyle choices. While suspected cancer causing chemicals such as lead and arsenic have been identified at the site, health departments have determined that the risks of these chemicals are currently minimal due to the steps that have been taken to control the dust and runoff. Investigations also indicate the presence of cadmium, copper, mercury and zinc. EPA estimates that 650,000 tons per year of tailings, slag and flue dust were produced during the early years of operations at the Tooele Transcript Bulletin site. r. governor of the state has Sandy Freestone and Janel Norwood recently held an open house for the newest business in Monticello, the Country Nook. Located adjacent to the post office in Monticello, the Country Nook offers a wide range of goods and services. In addition, it also serves as ROUND THE REGION from a couple of weeks visit to Northern brothers for parents recently returned the motherland: England. They accompanied another daughter Robin and her (younger) day weeks ago to welcome their newest addition: Ryan Blain Hardy, son of their daughter Gwenaley. He joins two sisters and a brother. His grand- bags knocking on your door tonight (Wednesday) are not left over trick or treaters. They are the local Boy Scouts leaving groceries bags to be filled with food items. These filled bags can be returned to the La Sal Store anytime until November 22. There will be a shopping cart set aside for just that purpose. Hopefully, our community will fill several puffed out chests, it is because Grandpa and Grandma toured with the kids. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Deeter also were present last week for the birth of their newest grandchild: Jackson Brian Deeter, son of Cody, late of La Sal and his wife Annie. Grandma he should have put a sign around his neck announcing the new arrival. Nothing like a proud grandpa! Well, he is a cute little baby. When you see him, youll think he looks just like his grandma! And we are just getting started. Stay tuned for more grandparent news in the near future. Lets Go Bucks! Baptist Church, November 17 & 18 Monday & Tuesday Nights 7:00 pm Speaker: Dr. Joe Bunce Singing Group: Forever Pardoned Country Group There will be a hoe-dow- n for rhe kids, but they must bring their parents. Come & Enjoy the Singing and Fellowship KAAJ-L- P FM 1st Anniversary November 16 Alter Sunday Services, enjoy a Potluck le then an open house at the radio station LAMPLIGHT RESTAURANT T La-- I I icjm'.v 41 Alonliccllo (44?) 5S7-- 2I rO November 18 Recently, the USDA made the use of Irradiated Hamburger an option for School Lunches starting January 2004 t Training will be 1 1 :00 am to 120 pm 09 0Q8&G9 SOo SStfSiaSOOGO No party too big or small For more information, or to sign up, call UNIVERSITY Heidi LeBlanc at (435) 587-32- 39 D. told her partner Revival Services Cowboy First Monticello carts before we are through. Last year, La Sal contributed more than neighboring towns ten times our size! Lets not abandon that tradition. Food items should be and high in nutrition. Suggestions were canned soups and stews, mac and cheese, etc. One reason that the bags of food are being collected in a central location rather than non-perishab- family. 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