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Show ? Jtoptecber 12, 1056 - a. o tho i Pege 3 BLANDING OUTLOOK Death Claims down up ana . nn Blanding Citizen Absent with MILDRED RASCOE All women interested In Club are invited to atNew-eoaia- ri1 Leonard Porter Gordon, who had lived in Blanding for 18 aonths, died after a long illness at his hone here the 6th of Septeofeer. He was buried at the local oom-tft- ry Wednesday. an open board Mating which was a funeral Mr. Gordon will be held next Wednesday eve direotor in New York City for nlngf Sept anker 16 , at the hoire many years but poor hoalth tain of Mre. Roy Edwards ate o'olock. AA URGE early retirement. of the Mating will Prior to his move to Blanding he his bo to dlaeuea the ohooalng of had several years wining spent now olTioere and aeleotlon of a In Montana. Purpose regular Mating place. Hare fron Midland, Roy Mrs Reyoe Higgs. w, daughter-in-la- Jin Hra. Anath. - Twelve hoes of Mr. His son is a and Acton. wife, who Is sols survivor, sister' to Phil and Hugh C. H. et the Thomas Wed-nea- dly Distributing were opened. sea Clave Mrs. were Mrs. Thoms, Brock, Mrs. Janes Brown and Mrs. Bob Langford. Was tyrna Tregellas and Jin ade Tregellas drove to Rook Springs, tyoedng over the weekend to spend scm tiM with rm under whi oh it will deliver wllk, ice oream, and bread to . 34 schools scattered aeross the Indian Reservations of the four oomers area. This le 16 wore schools than it gave a similar service The last year. operation requires three friends. trucks whloh travel a dlst&noe childand Burkhalter ITit Jin of 2800 wiles weekly. The route ren are back in town after a goes as far east M Frultland, Mrs. Now Hexioo, as far west as Tuba to Texas where trip Buifchal tor's Mthar was in the City, Arizona, south to To&dlena for surgery. and north to Hatch, Utah. hospital A1 . J Size y ATOs " Company afternoon to honor Mre. The T A H Distributing Company a at Halteraeheld stork of Blanding end Bluff has reLeonard shower. Refreshments of eeke cently negotiated a eontraot and punch were served after the with the Department of Interior gifta 300 HUNTS hao gueata gathered fra( la Dozen atarted 15,000 Indian Pupils flrat grade at Served by Local Footer the teaching o vlaltlng her' Mrs. and Higgs, Texaa e&used HI -- NOTE UNA FOR Pure Pork U1 SAUSAGE POUND JXTRAia California guests, in the Deliveries are wads twioe Stoekc hoM over the weekend weekly to approximately 15,000 were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peterson students of schools in the and children. 60,000 half pints of territory. has entered Randolph Bennally milk is the average weekly conthe Hontleello hospital for sumption plus bulk milk used for troatMnt following a heart oooklng. attaok. With few the exoeptians Mr. and Mrs. Dean Slummy of schools are boarding sehoole and Phoenix arrived over the weekend the broader diet ssule possible for a visit with their parents, by these deliveries adds 10 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Butts and pounds to the average pupils Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shunrey. weight during the school year. While 'in Salt Lake last weekBob Howell of Bluff and Clyde end, Mr. and. Mre. Joe Kiel eon Thompson of Blanding are owners nice, the Hiea Kay Suztdwall, of bleating Kent Virginia Black 'a baby The o of tholr of the operation. and the wedding attended girl. and with a men and Marvin Halloway, Mt Thursday, Deboncttee two These man CHOICE LB. OOMDsteak We Qiue (joid Shake StanspL CLEANSER third, the trucks the roads are rough. 14 Oz. at the hoaa of Mra HEALTH COUNCIL TO MEET Septenfccr 61m Kazor where they enjoyed a Health Council The Blanding pienle 'supper on the lawn. Ma. will have its first Meting for Reed Hurst was school year on Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Bon Stsvans ware this 16, at 730 pas. The sailed to Kansas early in the September will be held in the week by the death of Mr. Meting and 3 so-host- Stevens' brother. Four-yaar-- old eelsbrated Saturday, sss. Stewart Shuaway is hie birthday last will be with eight shown on guests hostesses Thirty-thr- . ee dental ears. out of her turn-arou- nd visitors at California. back frow a trip to Africa and Europe, Don Stroud, nephew of Mr. and Mre. I.W. Cox, stopped in town to visit the Coxes . Wednesday and Thursday. He planned to go through Yellow-stO- M Just treats. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Brady here of Gifts' Dan Pendleton. Kelly, ehlldren, are of again Blanding, fonwrly wore exchanged anong Mahers and guests. Mre. Harold Lyaan and Ifrs. Ren Hoaa were eo- - four-poi-nt brought George, Size mow u n ONIONS d and . IIre. Medium Tamara and two asking Blanding their hoM, having woved here from Rangely. Hr. Brady is now in the new lumon his way to Bosossui ber operation on Blue Mountain. The first and only entry, as where he will enter Montana State College so a froshwan. of Wednesday afternoon, in the The EtCetera Club birthday J. u J. archery oontoet was a party was held last nlrfit at the UJ thirty-fiv- e Mr. and party, for Mrs. Shumway, whose wore hose Edwards' Mr. birthday was on Labor Dqr, gave Roy n-o-. North-ridge, eaeh and of the ehlldren a gift and J. D. Moore of Recent or Vhite Red school a favors and refreshswnta wore grand ohlldren attended given to the ohlldren by Ste- party given by Mrs. Seth Shunway wart's parents, nr. and Mrs. last Saturday afternoon. 'It was Connie Shusmay. a kind of birthday nrs. POTATOES For everyone encouraged to attend. Films elementary attsnding his party. Paper hats,' o U.S. in a in buok, by George velvet, flrst-ti- M archer, Raseoe. LEMONS UNK1ST Ojm Stuthf J0m--7 'fta the doer around neon last Saturday, on Horse Moumtaln. shot 1 |