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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday, September 18. 2002 PTA Road Trip to stop in Pape 5 area The Utah Parent Teacher Association will embark on a state road trip which will in- The event will feature a special guest, including renowned opera performer Mike Ballam, childrens musical artist Steve County on Monday, September 23 at Monument Valley High, James, and motivational clude stops in San Juan Blanding Elementary and Monticello Elementary schools. The road trip began as a way for the Utah PTA to extend our appreciation to thousands of volunteers and celebrate the endeavors of the local units, said Darci Hansen, Utah PTAs community involvement commissioner. This road trip also takes on new meaning. Last year was the first time wedid the event, Hansen said. Our first day on the road was September 11. The purpose of the road trip is three-fol1) to celebrate local units and provide awareness of Utahs PTA mission; 2) to provide an event for local units to strengthen involvement opportunities; and 3) to promote the arts. d: SAN JUAN HEALTH SERVICES DISTRICT is pleased to announce &xpancfecf Dfospiiaf Surgical Jfours Due to increasing numbers of surgical procedures and consultations, Dr. Kevin Matteson has expanded his hours in the San Juan Hospital. He will now be at the hospital every Wednesday. Quality care at home. Appointments are made by callor by referral from ing your physician. 435-587-21- - 16 speakerperformer Chief Red Hawk. These are individuals that have contributed greatly to the efforts of advocating for kids. We are thrilled to be able to share their talents and knowl- edge with the children of Utah, said a PTA official. Silver Beavers to be awarded volunteers in the Boy Scouting program will be honored with the American Boy Scout Councils highest award, the Silver Beaver, at events on September 21. Dan Raisor and Jed Tate of Blanding have worked with youth and adults in scouting for many years. Theyve been trained in leadership and Two long-tim- e scoutcraft skills and have passed that training on to others. They are dedicated to a cause and a movement that they believe in with all their hearts, say State officials. The values of the Scout Oath and Law are the creed they live by every day. New cemetery projects planned in Blanding A group of Blanding residents is working on a program to make improvements at the Blanding City Cemetery. The desired improvements include a sidewalk and rock retaining wall with a wrought iron fence running along the top. Tax deductible donations will be accepted by the Community Relations Committee at 1307 S. Main (79-9Blanding, UT 84511. Officials say the project will ), 2) JCeuin JKaUeson greatly enhance the impres- Certified Sseneraf Surgeon, 0 meric an jSoaid of Surgeons those who have ties to our sion ofour community and will be a source of civic pride to all area. General Surgeon Laparoscopic Surgery Gall Bladder Hernia Repair Biopsy (ail kinds) Thyroidectomy Tonsillectomy Hemorroidectomy Adenoidectomy Amputation Colonoscopy Endoscopy Skin Cancer Removal WILLIAM L. SCHULTZ Breast Biopsy Mastectomy Exploratory Surgery Attorney At Law Criminal law DUI Drug Possession San Juan Health Services District Quality Care at Home IP San Juan Hospital & Clinic 435-587-21- 16 Blanding Birthing Center DomesticDivorce Custody Call for Appointment & Clinic 587-280- 8 |
