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Show Ue OnquinitUf pkototyi&piiesi Published every Friday at Blanding, Utah I. W. Cox SUE your opinion is the most needed improvement in Blanding? Herers what, the her INQUIRING PHOTOGRAPHER found out in interviews with people on the sidewalti. PUBLISHER Kendall Young, Chan Moulton, What in NEWS EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHER CORRESPONDENTS Porter, East Blending Mildred Raseoe, NW Blending Sue Graves, W. Central Blanding Hilda Perkins, S. W. Blanding Opel Howell, Bluff Anne Donna Brown, Mexican Hat Anna Brown,. El Paso Mrs. H. E. Blake, Montieello Subscription Ratos: San) Juan County , Mrs. Nellie Hurst Hous- ewife. I think sidewalks in the residential district would a great improvement. It's too bad to have our be one year ...$4.00 County, six months.. 2.25 Elsewhere in U.S.A . 1 year 4.50 Elsewhere in U.S.A. 6 months 2.50 San-Jua- GRAVES children walking in the streets on their way to n and from school. Entered as second dais matter at the Post Office in Blanding, Utdi, under the act of March 3, 1897 000 talk with Police Chief A reveals that Blanding has size. The matter can be hand- line Co. I think dogs for a town twice its two in ways i either Join the Chamber of Commerce and double led the size of Blanding, or cooperate with the city in reducing the gave a He pretty rough picture of things on the hill. He Chief District office we Mexico Pipe- need a larger and Improved school system and also water purifica- dog population. Jack Sheridan said at the C of C meeting Tuesuy that Blanding could not grow another iota until Its woefully inadequate High School facilities are expanded. Brown Clerk of of Texas-Ne- w Cahoon enough James Mr. tion. - ( 1 de- scribed the crowded conditions in classrooms, labratories, halls and restrooms as deplorable. adjournment of the meeting a delegation went to the High School to make a personal inspection and found out that Jack hadn't exaggerated a thing. Upon being the second wealthiest County in the State excuses condition but we don't see how. this Maybe The Blacks were spending a quiet evening at home. Mrs. Chloe Housewife. Ann Shumway and sidewalks all town and a recrea- Ctarbs over tion center or park for the children's activities. Mr. Black Interested in a detective yarn when his wife spoke to him, dear, why don't you read to me while I'm sewing?" the husband didn't think much of the idea and replied, "No darling was deeply "M(y I'll tell you what, you sew to me while I read." 000 Susies "You mustn't be disTelevision certainly helps you In this world there is get acquainted with a let of new acouraged. man for every people. Mostly repairmen. girl and a girl for every man. You can't improve on an arrangement like 2 that." Page Millie: "I don't want to imBLANDING OUTLOOK - prove on March 20,1959 in on it, it." I Just want to get Bill Cline --Assistant Clerk Blanding City. need for a new high school to encompass all the modern educational profrom athletics to grams The liberal arts is Blendings most pressing need. 30001000000000000000000000 70 IQDIBOILIE y DO iSURANC Mrs. Alene brarian at School . new high school -- the present school is woefully small for the number of students we now have. A Facilities music, are non-exist- ent rooms ' Poroonal Effects Covorago Trailer-Tri- p Insuraneo Pornanent Policioo PacSn Realty & Ins. Shumway Building Blanding Ph. 2021 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Nielson LiSan Juan High for science, art, quiet study and class are overcrowded. See the Bargains APEmiEi in Todays Paper |
