OCR Text |
Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday, April 18, 2001 -- Pap 6 HOJvl CriKSKBKf Thanks for support Fdendfy Experienced Loot Officer INTEREST RATES LOWEST IN VEABSI h minute - Dear Editor It is said the beauty of living in a small town is the people that help you through difficult times. Blanding and Monticello are no exception. In the months leading up to Randees recent sentencing, we have received literally hundreds of calls, letters and visits from the folks in support of our situation. We would like to thank all of these people for the acts of support and encouragement we have received. Our daughters, family members and friends have helped us so much to survive these trying times. We appreciate all of you so much. We are truly blessed to know so many wonderful people. We would especially like to thank Shanni and Dave Call and Mr. Brad Rich for going above and beyond. They worked tirelessly to achieve the goal. Many thanks, Randee and Lillian Bayles The Saa Juan Record welcomca letten from our readers. Letters to the Editor must be: No more than 3 SO word Signed Include Ihe author'i addrere and phone number The San Juan Record reserves the right to edit letten for length, clarity and to eliminate libelous or taste leu material. fl AN AWARD WINNING NEWSPAPER Edtor BILL BOYLE Office Manager TERRY CRAMER Design AMANDA HILLHOUSE Proofreader DAWN BOYLE Office Assistant Writers FREDA ARON NELL DALTON MAXINE DEETER MARY LOU HOGGARD LEO PLATERO GARY TORRES TERRI WINDER SUBSCRIPTION RATES SIS SIS SIS 60c 77 IL sjmewsaol.com WEB PAGE www.utahpress.com sanjuanrecord 20 years ago Approximately 180 people attend the Alternate Energy Seminar in Blanding. The seminar ia devoted to speeches by representatives of Anns and agencies promoting research and development of renew- is prohibited without prior written permission by the oaa able energy sources, such as sun, wind and and workshops in the afternoon. As part of a school beautification program, each class at Bluff Elementary School plants a Navajo globe willow tree. . pUDRsnor. bio-ma- ISSN 0894-327- 3 swskly el Uoin, MonNctabJItah. pOBtBQ paid 4535 (ISSN0594-S273- Psstmsstsri Sand changes te ttontlBsae. 48 South FsriodM d Monfetffo, sH fc now TjoadlrfpuSA Tteas com and joiV) us at ft) Sqnucn Countu) Ubraru) Morytfclb if) venThda at i30pm for IfjQ kteoj 5tonj) tjocr K(lXk2T0crh2O thru (bb Grad bu) (SUBrtTaisfoi sponsored i Utah ). eddrsss F.O. Box STt, Utah 54535. The Are Your Appliances Too Pooped To Perform Property? Harris Appliance & Refrigeration Can Put New Life Into Your Ailing Appliances We Service All Makes & Models Domestic & Commercial 774 N. 400 W. Blanding, Utah i ss 10 years ago New shovels wielded by dignitaries broke ground for a $L7 million addition at Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum. Clogging open championship attracts over 150 dancers at the Clog America Utah n Open Clogging Championship in Monticello. Winners of the g Kelli Melissa are at the end of the 9, Bailey, competition Dalton, 13, and Sharro Bayles, 12. dog-dow- day-lon- 678-27- 27 SUMMER OFFICE HOURS 30 years ago Senator Frank E. Moss asks foi; increased funding for roads in Canyonlands National Park. Since the park was established in 1964, he has been endeavoring to get the area opened up for citizens to travel through and see the scenic wonders. Copyright, The San Juan RecordO, 1998. Al rights reserved. Reproduction, reuse or transmittal of all PuMWied 00 TjeodflTg - To have a sample copy sent to a friend, send us his or her address. Write to PO Box 879, Monticello, UT 84535. herein 435-587-21- Rim Rain Gutters 40 years ago Our museum in Blanding is growing steadily, and we are rushed in trying to get everything on display as the tourist season opens. One interesting relic we have received recently is from Karl Barton of Verdure. It ia the original note written on the 9th of May, 1887, by Mrs. Amasa Barton (Feenie Hyde) telling of the murder of her husband by a Navajo, and sent by Posey, the Piute, to Bluff, urging somebody to come quick, as she was there with her mother and two babies at Rincone, ten miles down the river from Bluff. PHONE & FAX matter Q 5rionj) tfatr 50 years ago Mrs. Eva Redd Locke is the new relief operator at the telephone office in Blanding. Blanding sophomores and faculty are invited to the Monticello Sophomore banquet and dance. Ingrid Adams is the chairman of the committee. Other members are Kay Johnson, Joyce Robinson, Vernon Schafer and Rosa Manzanares. Jewkes Orchestra will play for the dance. SI 4.50 S17.50 4 435-587-22- Call Vana Young TODAYI off-camp-us ANNA THAYN Sr. Citizen Sr. Out of County X Moab wear for college equesdenims and doomed them forever to however. triennes, "Male opinion on the controversy differs more than the proverbial elephant and mule of national political flame, and a cross section reveals that as far as college 'men are concerned the women can ride horses in everything from levis to strapless evening gowns, and its all right with them. "The only thing worrying the backers of the bill is how the horses are going to respond to the toning-u-p which college heads have given female riders. Equine quadrupeds will of necessity be forced to buck their charming riders in a more dignified fashion, or run the risk of incurring the severe disapproval ofthe dean of women and of the army men who have the classes in charge. NICOLE BYRNES Newsstand programs ; Credri Problems? Wo Can Helpl a-fl- y. Paste-up-A-d : Moiny dMererri Coeds and their levis are soon parted "University of Utah coeds of a horsey turn of mind cried out bitterly this week when school officials enforced a recent ruling against wearoveralls known as levis, in horseback riding classes. ing the half-siz- e "The girls, it seems, wanted to get away from the formality of the English boots, tricky pants, jackets, shirts, ties and hats of the formal riding habit, and wear levis, and plaid sport shirts, after the style of western ranch life. Officials objected on the grounds that the levis often appeared with legs slashed in a fringe to the knees, fit the coeds like the traditional paper on the wall, and that the plaid shirts were worn half unbuttoned with shirt-tail- s "Gone are the days of lounging about on campus lawns in dirty levis. Tor relaxation the college women must now recline against a background of white roses and delicately poise a riding crop behind each ear to satisfy campus officials, according to one irate horse fancier. The press of officialdom has creased the baggy knees of the blue HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER FOR SAN JUAN COUNTY, UTAH SINCE 1915 San Juan County Outside County - USA APO or FPO address T 60 years ago San Juan Record -- nonceof mortgages jfrom tije Jtet The Publisher : aiu! continuing; through jStfglnnlng i May 27 Cortez office will be: Eisctrlcs Empire September :open froraT am to 6 pm Monday thru Thursday. Monticello collections office will be open from8:30 am to 530 pm Monday through Thursday. ; x ; working , four 1 0 to cut''rveoets during : and .hour day ' Improve efficiency ' ' v f 't ft;f. &EmpIrvemtioyMB-:wll- l S ,4 . S. Continue to. call ; bo- - - .j f or for all houre emergency eervlcee.: ; DtotoheiewUI be evaOeble 24 hours non-buslne- 970-555-44- 44 te ndeyfei |