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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday. April 26. 2000 - Pag SAN JUAN THEATER 6 x435t678t26531 Open letter to Bubba The San Juan Record welcomes letter from our reader. Let.cn to the editor must he No more than 350 words Signed Include the author's address and phone number Hie San Juan Record refers es the right to edit letters for length, clarity and to eliminate libelous or tasteless material. April Dere Bubba, Cn yous teech me to rite yous special way. i kin figur out what yur talking bout, and i do luv it so, you bee the funest feller I ever do reed. How luki can I get, a chanct to reed all bout yur two of a kind and one time loving wife" Enytime yous kin cume stay mi hous to lam me all about hoked on foniks course"... need to git edjecated to kip up with yous... rite? Give my luv to Gary, the sensuous fun guy. Does he sit on yur lap or does yous sit on hisun? Cn i bee your three of a kind and two tim loving wife, coursn i do so luv a fun fella? Jest don spect me to do anythin fer ye, i yam too lazy. Sorry, bubba, so tired riting all this stuff, how do youse do it, taint easy, luv... 26-2- 7 movie will be The Tigger Movie Animated (Gj Disney April 26 - May 4 movie will be Gods Army PAULR. (PG) Mormon Cinema Is Bom MACDONALD D.D.S. 401 April 28 - May 4 movie will be Return To Me South Main Blandmg, UT 84511 (PG) stars David Duchovny and Minnie Driver 335167812815 (3fi5BEi55 freda aron, f?;iomioimnoM Haoajogsj f I Reservoir's are man's gift to the environment Tre - San Juan 'Recorb HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER FOR SAN JUAN COUNTY. UTAH SINCE 1915 AN AWARD WINNING NEWSPAPER EL DORADO DREAMWORKS ANIMATED MOVIE (PG) See It At The CE333m5?D Monticello 696 E Central 7:30 pm MOVIES! The great reservoirs are mans gift; to the environment. By watering vast desert areas, the many green plants that would otherwise e from the not have existed, remove great amounts of air we breathe. Those who seriously believe we should eliminate the dams should show the courage of their convictions by junking their automobiles, cutting off their electric power, public water supplies and sewers. Then we might take their utopian ideas seriously - if we could stand the Office Manager TERRY CRAMER carbon-dioxid- Ad Design p I k') Tati to eat cake". Publisher - Editor BILL BOYLE Paste-u- Dear Editor: Some times a gTate idea comes along. Like the idea to drain Lake Powell. Since too many people are indulging in the noisy, vulgar pleasures on the lake such as boating, water skiing, fishing - yuk! we obviously need to drain the lake and turn the canyon over to its rightful owners - the Sierra Club. Then the card carrying members of the Sierra Club can enjoy the noble, politically correct quiet pleasures of floating down the river in their kayaks. We will need to replace the electric power generated by the dam with a coal burning power plant at Kaparowitz. Or better yet, a safe, clean, environmentally friendly nuclear plant! And next time Southern California is faced with a sever drought, as it was a few years ago when the water from Lake Powell was their salvation - well tell them AMANDA HILLHOUSE Proofreader DAWN BOYLE Darkroom smell. NICOLE BYRNES Dr. Lamar Gibbons, M.D. Writers Blanding ANNA ADAIR FREDA ARON NELL DALTON MAXINE DEETER MARY LOU HOGGARD City LEO PLATERO GARY TORRES TERRI WINDER of lmticdlo JAMI YOAKAM CURRENT EVENTS SUBSCRIPTION RATES of the details of the electrical acquisition are starting to come together as the Monticello Mayor and City Council continue to hold extra meetings. With the May 15 deadline fast approaching, a special City Council meeting was held on April 20 to give the Council an opportunity for an on some of the legalities relating to the transfer. Several other issues were also discussed. Many up-da- te Sar, Juan County $15 Outside County USA $1 8 APO or FPO address $18 Newsstand 50e Sr Crtiren $14.50 Sr Out of County $17.50 A referendum petition has been submitted to the San Juan County Clerk, who has certified the signers as being registered voters and, in turn, has delivered it to the Cilv Recorder. Council members will recommend names of persons who might be of benefit on a Power Board, and will discuss the responsibilities of that Board at their regular PHONE & FAX 435-587-22- meeting tonight. April 26. 77 One of the responsibilities of the Power Board will be to review the electrical rates and make recommendation to the Council. It was felt by some that the reduction at the start may have been newspaper article promising a premature. Although discussed by the Council, no action had been taken. IL sjmewsaol.com WEB PAGE The UAMPS Board has approved Monticello's membership, pending receipt of an application. www.utahpress.com sanjuanrecord LotA for weekly Copyright. The San Juan RecordO, 1998. All rights reserved. Reproduction, reuse or transmittal of all 0894-327- is 3 Published weekly at 49 South Wit is the only wall between us and the dark. Mark Van Doren Man, Monticaflo.Ulah. Panodical postage paid at Monticallo. Utah (ISSN0894-3273)- . 84535 Postmaatar: Send an addreee chengea to P.O. Bo 879, Monticallo, Utah 94535. Tha San Juan Racord la a mambar ol the Utah Praaa Association and Nabonal Nawapapar AaaocMton. system transition COMMITTEE CHANGES prohibited without prior written permission by the publisher. ISSN of the electrical On again ... off again ... So went the secondary water. Many water line breaks were evident soon after turning on the system last week, so it had to be shut off to repair the damage. With any luck. City crews will have repairs done and the water back on this week. UT 84535. herein on the progress CITY FLASHES To have a sample copy sent to a fnend. send us hts or her address. Write to PO Box 879, Monticello, matter s The Recreation Committee, chaired by Rhett Maughan, and Director Eddie Allred, have worked out a Master Plan. The ballficlds remain their lop priority. Restrooms and a concession stand are planned for this summer, in addition to having cement poured at the tennis courts for an ice skating rink and pavilion. The committee regretfully accepted the resignation of R.T. Nielson, whose insight to the recreation needs of the City has been invaluable. The Golf Committee met for their first meeting of the season. Terry Eardley wa as and reappointed chairman, Lynn Adams was reappointed to a second five-yeterm. This committee has worked diligently towarls their goal of having an ar course in Monticello. refuse to accept the idea that the isnuwf of man's present nature makes him morally incapable of reaching up for the Moughtnes that forever confronts him. I Martin Luther King, Jr. The Airport Committee has changed their monthly meeting date to the third Thursday. Donald Kilgrow chairs this committee, which will make recommendations to the Council for airport improvements. The Planning Commission, chaired by Pat Barr, is working on an equitable policy for road standards. As of their next part meeting, they will be visiting some areas with growth potential that will be affected by the policy. |
