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Show Page 2 n LAN DING July 31, 1959 OUTLOOK Which Came First? r 'w V. : . i , 1" Ai. . . V .V- .11 jpi - , ,.n. i ' r i J. Z i. 'L 1! i.t riscos, Hu Blending c Downtown -- ) JW Perkins, 'y..r 1. Hrw 1 , 3Uiff - Section landing onia drown ,.flaxl can Hat :na ftrown,' El Paso r.ifs h,. S; Ei&ke, Montlcello Subscription Rate- San Juan Cow ty San Juan County EI seuhere s- S' gritty ear. ..$4.00 ix months V. 2.25 tilSA ,"' y eas. 4.50 sehorc in;U.SA,. , months 2. 50 Second Class Postage Paid at Blanding, Utah :t in- - 2 , . !j ISSUSSSXflb AMER I CAN LEG The SET FOR BIG PARTY TONIGHT I (W4 American Legion is putting on on outdoor at ths Legion Rodoo Blanding tlons nornally handled byChsab-e- rs sf Ceasnrss prior ths organparty chamber hare Grounds tonight at 8 P.M. (Friday isation of a Plenty of food and drinks will July 31) A Krs De Reese All ctsn who ars be served by 'Hr. who are In Nielson, Charge of sllglbls for membership ars Post 97 ax-serv- lss In-vit- ad to bring thslr wives and that departnent. Norwood Porter Is progran Dr Join ths fun, aoeordlng to Post chalrwan who advises that an inCommandsr, LaVar Lyman Ohs of ths purposes of ths teresting fill progran Is la party Is to build up wswbership store. New officers ars to be electnt aosordlag to Hr Lyman At ths chapter has 26 active ed pro-ss- Bashars and It ls-Lyaan'- s that this figure oould be up to at least 75. For years the Legion belief built was ths asst active olrle organisation In Blaadlng and has boon responsible for naqy aetlvltlss to including sponsoring boys . Boys State, annual annual JOsas aeration. It was Rodeo project Party and street active in nany Accident de- fUn- o- from Page 1 BIG BARGAINS in to Blaadlng to discuss oonoemlng ths ore reserve reports requested by AEC, he found local nlners aero irterejted in a progran would ting fair, assure than of get- assays. Without ex- saved Hr. Ly wan froei being ception he found local shippers He was dlssatisflirt orushed by the vehicle. of with assays rushed to the hospital where he nearby uranlua Bills whloh they was found to be suffering from a olaiaed were 10' to 15 hundredths broken eollar bone and broken less than assays on ore of ths ribs. Although he is still hos- sane grade when shipped te Rifpitalised he is recovering very le, Colorado, or other distant well and expeots to be hone sons Bills. Sobs eps raters slalasd that tine this week. Donna Smith and Ruth Harris their operatlene : were leelng sustained painful scratches aonsy y reason of low assays and bruises were also taken to on and nads. looallyf the hospital but were released by shlpasnts reason of frslght sxpenss on when showed no hidden shlpasnts node to distant Bills injuries. Sobs said ths losses of lats had Otnere in the jeep excursion besoac ss serious that thsy were included Dr. and Hrs. Porter, considering shutting thslr operBishop and Hrs. Kline Black and ation down Loren A nuBbsr of faally. Parley Hurst, suggestions as to and Edward, Gordon and Jed the eauss of ths assay dissatislymen. faction wars offered at t$e Hats off to the nany friends and the UIA whose of Hr. Lynan's who have under- nesting eonslsts of both Billers taken to have his Jeep repaired and ninere would try for a soluand In good running condition tion aoeordlng to Hr waller. for hla when he gets home. Hr Heller was optinlstle the long range fVature of BLAUDIN.G the Uranlua industry and dis. who . x-r- ays How-ki- ns bob-bere-hip a-b- out Kfostfaer played charts and figures that uranlua lheoao would not ddoreass for nany years to eone He said that hopes of nany that private industry would be using large anounts of uranlua in the near future were naught but that showed water was used Tuesday than probably on any other day summer. After the announcement was made that irof gardens and lawns was to stop at six rigating and watering o'cloek that night, It scene as though everyone in town hastened to supply their greenery with one last drink. It had been obvious to everyone in town that with the scant snowfall last winder there was bound to be a water shortage this spring and sun-aSurely, with a little better management, the situation that now exlstp could have been avoided. Rationing from ths be-- City Hall Saturday night that Dear Editor! thus far this URANIUlTfron Page 1 Blending neeiiag held in the sene problems 00GB 03OSQ More SMALL. PRINT OUTLOOK VAST ADS Hhlle ho had QOG,o?0 ths industry would have to look to AEC for its outlet On another subject he said, "UIA has not yet hrrltten off ths Hontlssllo Mill. sr. ginning of the growing season could have. It seems te this writer, provided sufficient. If not aspic, water and prevented this drastic and last-minu- te out. Sinoerely, Mrs. George Raseoe MORE PROOF from Isotope Tracer Tests wintiLrunn 0001107 Actually Goes Thru The Skin To Kill Pain Where it Hurts 2 cz. Liquid or Jel in a tube Latest scientific testing gives more proof medication goes thru the skin penetrates directly into sore muscles that THRUs f pain-killin- g to relieve muscular aches, stiffness. THRU even brings temporary point-of-pai- n relief from minor rheumatic and arthritic pains. 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