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On Saturday, July 20, 25
guests gathered 'at the home
of Mr. an'd Mrs. Victor Brown
to surprise G corgis on her
h birthday.
Teachers, teacher's aids
and students from the sum,
met school classes at the
Nucia Grade School which
ended fast week enjoyed a
picnic on Highway 25 last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Bunker
returned home last week from
their vacation which they
spent visiting their daughter
Donna and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
:.rock in Denver znd another
#tlaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
lard Gillette and family in
Fort Collins The last week
of their vacation was spent
at Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
This weekend Mr. and Mrs.
Bunker attended" a district
reunion for C.rilRle Creek and
Victor at the Garden of the
Gods near Colorado Sprhg s.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Long and
family of Pueblo moved to
the Elmer Houser ranch on
Thursday of last week where
he is employed.
On Sunday, July 20,mere-
bets of the Eades family
held a reunion at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Eades in Paradox..
Those attending were Mr.
and M tsl Merrill Fades and
son from Reason, Washington,
Mr. and Mfs. Russelll.Evans
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Charley Payne and hails.
from Eni d, Oklahoma, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Case? and
daughter and Frank (Graadad)
Eades from Lucerne, Okla-
horns, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
:J"/ Wayne Eades and son and
\\;n/.Cindy Jones of Sai Lake
City, Utah, M r • and Mrs..
Wayne Eades, Bedrock, and
Mrs. Frankia Lipsey and
daughter, ,Nucla.
Among the West ern Slope
students named to the Dean's
List at Colorado State Col-
lege for the spring quarter
was Donna N. Wood, daughter
of Mrs, Forest Binder, Natur-
its.
Visiting in the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Newell, for a week were Mr,
and Mrs. Larry Newell and
family from San Jose, Cali-
fornia. They I eft last week
for Cortez where they will
visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Swank.
A large crowd was on hand
when the Seventh Day Adven-
tist Church presented their
program on Thursday evening,
July 18/' with awards being
presented to those with per-
fact attendance during the
Bib/e School session
o Mr. and Mrs. Bill gyle and
family returned from a two
" weeks vacation where they
visited in the homes of Mr.
and Mrs. Stg Simons andMr.
and Mrs. Bill Brock in Den-
ver and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Kyle in Ft Collins.
Miss Moni Ass of Cmtez
was a weekend guest in the
home of " Mr. and Mrs. Cad
Williams.
Last Wednesday Mrs. Alvin
il NI I
Farmer, Mrs. Dallas Spiess
and Mrs. Pete Douglas at=
tended to business in Mona-
rose.
Audey and Tim Farmer left
last Saturday to spend a week
with their grandparents, Mr.
a:nd Mrs.. Bob F armor of Pla-
cerville.
A birthday party for Dale
Williams was held at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrsi Carl Will,ms Monday
ahemoon, July 15.
Clare Williams is a patient
at Mercy Hospital in Durango
suffering from • heart attack.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sherdll
and son of Denver spent sev-
eral days last week visiting
in the home • of Mr. and Mrs.
Jess Fulbright.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hart
from Columbia, Conn., visits.
ed in the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Buzz Zatter-
strom the past week.
Mr. a nd Mrs. Larry All-
bright of Speadish, South
Dakota, visited in thehome
of her mother, Mrsl Nadine
Yardley, last wee.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Karnely
and their daughter and noel)
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Nixon and children of Den-
ver, were weekend guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Richa<rd DunnL
Mrs. Karnely is a sister of
Mr..Dana.
Those a trending the rodeo
at Cedaredge on July 12"14
were Mrs. Anne Templeton,
Mr. and Mra..Herb Enstrom
and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Temp|eton, .Mr. and Mrs. Mike
C.loud,. Paul Coopler and Mon
tie Tusks.
Elaine- ands Jane Temple-
ton, Margaret and Debts
Stone and Pete Ens tram were
contestants.
Margaret Stone placed 3rd
in the National Queen Con-
test.
Debbie Sto n e placed 2nd
in the National Princess Con-
test and 3rd in the cloverleaf
barrel race.
Elaine Templeton received
a Champion 1st in the Nation-
ar Queen contest,,a 1st in
the SweetheartRace for a day
prize and 3rd our of all coma
poring in the event, 1st in
poles and 2nd in barrels,
both day prizes.
Jane Temp/eton received a
2rid in the National Queen
contest, Ist in the Sweetheart
Race, day prim, ls t in goat
tie and 2nd in battels day
prizes.
Pete Enstrom entered in.
tha Flag mce and goat tie.
The Original Birthday
Bridge entertained at the
home of l/rs. Lloyd Rainwater
on Thumd-y, July 18. ,Mrs.
Richard Lemmon won high;
Mrs. Kenneth Stephens, aver-
age; MrsJ Lowell Stunts, low.
Mrs, Tom Kelly received
the gift for the month and
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San Miguel
Bunker were guests, was taken to Hopkins Field
from the Naris Clinic and
o..,o,.,,,,.,o.., ,,o. ,o ,_,=,,. Power Gets
the Hi-Low Bridge Clubat Meco, by private p[e.
her home Friday, July 19.
prize winners were Mrs.
geith Thomson, high; Mrs. On Vednesday evening,
,.,.. ,=,..o,..,,... ,. ,0, ,,o.u^'" Manager
Kenneth Stephens.llow. team defeated the Cole Mines
Guests were Mrs. Thom- team by a scoe of 19 to 10.
son an d Mrs. Kittie May En- NUCLA - A Craig man. Eu-
sttom.. :-LL%-% fL-- f:! gone McLeod. has been appoint-
The Birthda Bridge Club
was entertained nt the home
of Mrs.. Robert Keenan on
July 10. Prizes were award-
ed to Mrs. Ronnie Christian,
high; MrsJ Horn. er Christian,
average; Mrs. Art Boulden,
low and Mrs. Bob Wilson,
traveling.
Mrs. Fra ntis Serles receiv-
ed the gift for the month and
guests for the evening were
Mrs. Ronnie Christian and
Mrs. Philo Richnrds.
The Nimble Thimble Sew-
ing Club met a¢ Jean Zatter-
strom'a on July 22.
There will be a Mother's
Tea at CaroI Anderson's
August 2 and members will
mode1their 4 -H projects.
Joan Gather gave a demon-
stration on "4-H Club Dem-
castrations" and Marcia Por-
ter gave one on "How €o
Put in a Sleeve.?'
Carol Anderson demon-
strated modeling.
Joan Garber served re--
freshme nts.
Dorothy Bonnet was queen
at the regular meeting of
Tops on Monday, July 15,
held at the V.F.W..HaI1.
Twelve members were Ixe,.
sent at the meeting of Tops
on Monday evening, July 22.
Lucille Frelras was the
queen.
The Spruce and Columbine
Garden Club met on Monday,
July 15,,at the home of Mrs.
Fred Sly.
The meeting was opened
with the dub collect androll
call giving a cool dish or
drink recipe by 12 members
and one guest,, Mrs. Margaret
Tucker from Oroville, Ca:ill.
It was decided not to have
a flower show thin year.
Mrs. Sl/ read a poem,
"The Spirit of Friendship
Lasts Forever") and an ar-
ticle on "An Astro|oger
Looks on the Presidential
Hopefuls."
The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Carl Ben-
S on.
On Tuesday evening, July
16, Beverll/ Barnes, Lands
Cooper, Sherrie Garrison,
Nancy Kelly and Judi Vigil,
all past Wor shy Advisors Of
Nucla Assembly # 87, enter-
mined with nn ice cream so-
ciaI' for Rainbow girls and
their dada at the home of Mr.
and Mrs2 Tom Kelly.
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Gtsveslde services will be
conducted at 2:00 this after-
noon for Alva Morrii, of Nucla.
He passed away early
Tuesday morning in Moat-
toss.
Valley Funeral Home is la
charge of arrangemants.
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Inspection
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Number
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are DUE NOW
Complete
AutLmotive
Repair
and .
INSPECTION
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Nucla
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" , NOTICE
1 general manager for the San
Miguel Power Assn., succeeding
eorge Dobbs, who has retired
after 19Z years with the com-
pany.
McLeed has worked with the
'ampa Valley Electric Assn.
,kince 1951. Joining as a resident
engincer for a construction pro-
ect, he subsequently became
gineer and line superin
endent.
, McLeod was. instrumental in
!
promotmg a "hotline" school
or REA linemen in the north-
west Colorado in 1965. In coop-
ration with Mesa College at
Grand Junction, the school has
ince expanded its enrollment in
,each succeeding year and ex-
bects abdut 150 students next
ear.
, McLeod is currently serving
s president of the Colorado
peration Group. an organiz-
/ation of engineers and superin-
tendents of REA eops. He has
reviously been both vice presi-
dent and'secretary.
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@ursuant to the Colorado Liquor
Code of 1935, as amended, EMILY B.
BLOOD of Paradox, Colorado, doing
• business as BELLE'S LIQUORS, at
Bedrock, Colorado, hereby gives
notice that under date of July I,
1968, she made application and
filed the same with the Board of
County Commissioners of Montrose
County, Colorado, seeking a lic-
ense to sell malt, vinous and
spiritous liquors containlng
more than 3.2 of alcohol by
wioht at retail in a retail liq-
uor store in sealed containers
and not to be consumed on the
premises at a location adjacent
to the Bedrock Cafe, and situated-
in Bedrock, Montrose County, Colo-
rado.
Hearing bn said application will
be bald at the Commissioners Room
in the Courthouse in Montrose,
Colorado, on Wednesday, the 4th
day o September, 1968, at 2:30
p.m. Petitions and remonstrances
tn connection with said applicat-
ion may be filed at the said
Commissioners Room.
ORDER OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMM-
• ISSIONERS,. MONTROSE COUNTY, COLO.
By lvid S. Rowan
County Clerk and Recorder
Published "July 25, August 1 6 8, 1968
in FORUM Newspapers
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