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Show October 14, 1060 Pago 3 BLINDING OUTLOOK I wore The in attendance. large family wildo Harvey home r nt . , i : after at the the fun- eral for a meal prepared by the y;. (hoar Hurst family '..4 V was Is Flower arrangements were led by the LDS hand- Relief Society. ooooooooooo J&B) ELECTRONIC SERVICE We Specialize io Servicing Car & Home Radios, IV & Small Appliances Tubes Tested FREE Blanding Service Calls Worked in without Travelling Charges Across from Post Office MONTICELLO Pll. JU-- 7 2220 000000000000 READ THE ADS THEY 1 RE NEWS TOO Juan High San former Three Last Rites for Geo. A. Hurst, Sr. football stars are playtogether ing college football Sohool under the oolors of Dixie And what's more they Col-le- ge all three draw starting positions With Bishop E A. Helqulst on slther the offensive or deofficiating funeral service fensive units afternoon Max Jones Carl Black and were held Thursday2 00 p.m for Gotobsr 6 1950 at now known as arc Stevens "Rebels Ricd George Arthur Hurst Sr 89 who died on the 1st Jones is the starting left Following an organ prelude by halfbaek for the Rebels and it Habit June Palmer "0 fly Father" considered fay XCAC ooaohes to be was sung ty the ohoir invocaone of the top basks in the two tion was offered by Reed Babies; stato oonforonot Franols Quartet of grandsons Carl Black is a 190 lb taoklo and and Howard and Joe Lyman Ho hae for the Dixit forces Leonard Hurst sang "I Need Thee oome in for high praise from the The Life of his Hour" Rebel ooaohing staff for hie Every was given by Bishop grandfather ploy this year whioh Habit Hurst Soott aftsr Both Black and Jones are re- June Palmer played "Going Home" turning veterans on the organ Speaker John A newooner to the squad le Rogers was followed by the quadeA Reed Stevens starting "When You and I Were rtet fensive end for the R b s Yeungsinging Haggle" a song Stevens also ploys tall bask on grandfather Hunt loved dearly offensive Renarks by E A Helqulst. All three fellows report they "Josus Lover of My Soul" benare enjoying their experience at ediction was pronounood by Marvin Dixie College Lyman. St The grave in Coaching staff at the Blanding Arslaa-la- n Sarkis Sohool is dedioatsd by Soerge was Cinetery who was last Ffanols Jones and tho ohoir sang hood ooaoh Palmer Black, Mgr. (From High School 1 Block West Block West) 1 Block North, and QOEOTIGDALS - DRYERS - ALL SERVICES that plr the season nomed quad in the lnternountaln recognition Keith Rogers and Graduate School Croon assistant Mike ooaoh 11m ooaoh wen TSslli Mgsr csd vfcijsi am pscssTvctta co 11 cscss Is tefl down to sfciia te pfeHd 1L C. Essta. yea aha Honorary MOTOR Howard Hurst Erio Its a All of tho Don't give up your carl We save you money with pallboar-o- n Soott Hunt Bay Winston Hunt Kumsn rst and lynon Boyles le a native of Salt graduate of Witmlnstor College Jan." Hunt of San Juan High Ikirst Lake City and want la AND ooaoh the West "Abide With Me." annual Juoo Bast-We- st Pallbearers wen Roy Burten-sha- w He is the Hal Kartehner Reed Hunt ooaoh to giln this Mark Boyles George Bay Its and to Is a former resident of Blanding lynan A1 TUNE-U- P first game 2 Franols Leonard Joe Lyman Grant Hu- our lowcost repairs! 0 ohlldnn of Hunt won hen but one daughter who lives in Washington C C. and was unable to attend cloven GUARANTEED! Mr It was a very large orowd with friends and relatives attending from all over the State and Nevada Kis brother Albert Hunt and a nephew Vernon Hurst from Pdyeon, an aunt Mrs. Martha Foy her daughter Mrs Aath Johnson jand ton Vora Wsstland of Oram I ! ! ALL OUR WORK FOOB (WEDS OIL 60. SINCLAIR SERVICE |