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Show Juno 30, 1961 2 Pag 6LAHDING THE BLANDINGITE OUTLOOK by Published every Friday at Blanding, Utah I W Cox Udall Part; it at Blanding, Ut' says th?t the biggest Job of his eareer will be next week when he takes the 12 or 13 boat party of Interior Secretary Udall down (63 QPim $Uratut firs. Wright, his made a Wright and Nielson, water, and oampsites trip will The boats and in be made will require 3 motor days on The party will leave the river Moab the boat docks Monday morthe ning! it will sail down to the Green River Junction .then up the Green to From there, Anderson bottoms Wright and his boating assistants wjll return to Moab leaving.- the Udall, party to continue their excursion by helioopter Colorado - . and later With by Jeep Udall on the trip will be his wife and three children, representatives of leading magazines and newspapers, all lift it it w, easily of II Mold Hunter payoff began ooming to us whtn these countries were able had to sell, and to with their increased produce to byy what oan not produce in our cliuseful things which offer us Suffers Broken Leg mates. have done for ahe, or will be, the better for what The we we many we We are enriched by our traffio with them, and we have the our prosperity, great satisfaction of knowing we have extended and have shared with others ths good things which a kind providsuffered a broken leg injury ence has entrusted .to us This is ths true prinoiple of progress on a wholesome an iT southwest of Fry Canyon at ten a.m Wednesday morning generous scale Prosperity prospers on a prosperous environment, of in. the good fortunes of its neighbors, as something Keans, who was with a party rejoices .a ha mrilatad from novaHiv. ii.4. University of Utah Moki hunters, rntaJ oil was transferred from a jeep to To envy the successful men in our community, is a short-sight- ed the ambulance near the Bridges policy, almost as bad as to rejoioe in ths disasters whieh beNational Monument and taken to fall them, saying that is what they deserved Thursday pays to help people the San Juan Hospital It is a fact beyond oontroversey that to which grows and a seed Monticello w he as flown from is like planting to help themselves; Salt Lake City yields and compensates for all ths trouble of planting Good was ambulance The Blanding will and prosperity go hand in hand; they are built upon the driven by Gordon Redd who was soience of surrounding themselves with the kind of soil in which accompanied on the trip by Guen they thrive Their Worth does. not. dwell as much in monetary Smith and Opal Blaok values as might be supposed, but is something which employs mon"A man's life etary values for the fain of values greater still Utah's congressional force. Goconalsteth not in the abundance of that which he posseeseth" overnor Clyde, National Park was "ambulance sister, Wednesday to 9 reconnaissance trip Tuesday end called atEdwardp.mG Keane who had up Wednesday of this week to looate pick Nora ent before the Colorado River to determine 11 whether the area' contains scenio features of National Park quality. cn-iovm- it be Wright's Biggest Frank Wright boatman Veteran Will beloved United States, ths most prosperous, the most the nations of ths world, wealthy and the most generous of all advancement and the has recognized that its come roe, of its wonderous conveniences, will ba even more enjoyoan poor and backward able and more profitable, if things "Moh contribnations and peoples up to its level to has given many ute to its happiness. Acting, on this belief toiling in poverty, and has millions of dollars to peoplss to lead primitive and ignorsent experts with modern know-hoOir ant people away from custom and practtocs of ths dark ages. zones different and many into United States has sent specialists oountlres of ths earth to show them how they oan live batter and more in their particular region than they have ever lived Our PUBLISHER Second Class Postage Paid R. LINAR ALBERT Ihe Blanding' them. We it it it of fficials and other dignitaries FRONTIER DAYS COMMITTEE THANKS HELPERS The 1961 Blanding Frontier Days was a suocessl Oh, yes, we One there were mistakes made a great many of them regret is that there was so little recognition given to the queen and And there were other mistakes, but there were her attendants successes too. For our first year we feel we made splendid pro- gress, not only in making people aware of what can be done and the eelebratlon might eventually amount to, but in getting ahead a .little financially. The Incoming committee will have a little over $40000 to begin with that is a little over. $40000 what more them vre had do want We to to begin with this year to express our thanks to all of those who worked the oelebratlon a success. First, we wish to thank Marian Nielson for her wonderful composition of the page-an- t, and her untiring efforts in overseeing praotloes and all the other many details she had to attend to Thanks, too, to her special assistants, Harlan Jones and Rex Harvey for all the time and effort they put in. To the following, too, we'd like to thank for their work on the pageant: Reva Redd and those in the ohorusj Joe Finn Lyman and the other members of the brass band who practiced so long and diligently; Joan Mosley and Erva Shumway for their work with the costumes; Ervin Guymon for linand and those up wsigons people who went to all the ing horses, work to get their wagons ready and trained animals to pull them; members of the Squires and Squaws who prepared and presented the dances so well; to the Navajo and Ute people who so freely offered their able assistance; and to all others who participated in or helped out in any way. A special thariks to the Elk Mountain Riders for their hours of practice and training horses, and particularly to John Helquist for his untiring efforts in notifying the riders and instructing them in the necessary maneuvers and changes as they were mads Wc also wish to thank the Squires and Squaws for putting on ths Square dance, and for taking over the concessions stand; the Blanding merchants for donating the food and the Amerloan Legion for preparing breakfast for the flyers; Fred Halliday and Don Ross for their efforts on behalf of the air show; Vernon Rowley for ball game arrangements and parade supervison and all those who participated therein; Doris Mae Alexander and those who asso hard make r . sisted her in gathering and arranging the art exhibits, the San Juan County School Board for allowing the use of the Blanding Elementary, and Lee Guymon for being so helpful and considerate; The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints for allowing us the use of the reoreatlon hall for the queen contest, and for the women who aoted as Judges in that contest; Kenneth Mo Donald for taking over, and the San Juan High School for allowing the use of the public address system; Glen Dora Galbraith for her art work and assistance with ribbons, and for this other women . Grand Junction, Colorado The Uravan Mineral Belt oldest of American uranium districts is featured in' the June issue of The magazine Atondo Age is published by the Uranium Institute of Amerioa, headquartered at Grand Junction A piotorial map of this famed mining district is fsatured on the cover of the ite Another ' feature is a picture story of the recently held Nath and urita Days- mining oontest, poop, the newly opened swimming In at Uravan Atomic Age is now its SASJ OTAKT publication THEATRE ti - Fri-Sat-M- The guest feature is an art-io- le by Jesss C Johnson, director of the AEC raw naterial division. Mr. Johnson reviews the "Development of the Uranium Industry and the Future Outlook1.1 starring artloles inolude an analyawarded confor the Vanadium Corpoof America The firm is CART GRANT sis of the recently ration on June 30t July IS? No Shoo on Sun & Tuei map. JEAN SDMGNS KERR DEBORAH ROBERT MITCHUM w currently building a new concentrator at Naturita as a part of Vandalism Reported at Cemetery Vandals have been Wod-Thur-Fri-Sat- -Mon July HI Huns 5-6-7- -8-10 ON DECK I tarring helped in that capacity tearing up Te all other who assisted in the eelebratlon in any way we things at the cemetery, to To the wish to give oar heartfelt thanks ineoming coanittee has a result the Cemetery Board voted to keep the plaoe we give our slneerest best wishes and pladgc our support And locked from 6 p.m. to 6 am d to all people who are interested in seeing Blanding Conmdtteoman LaRsy Alexander progress end grow here s for a bigger and better Blanding ays part of the new fenolng and Frontier Days in 1962 Frontier Days Committee posts have had to be replaced Ely Guen Smith because vandals have driven ears into it repeatedly who ssoand year of publication SHOWING AT THE Utah'tLnd Durango, Colorado oithe south, to Cresoent Juno on, Utah and Rifle, Colorado on the north Uranium mills, ore concentrators and- most of the mining areas of the dlstriot are shown on the tract ( - The map extends from Mexioaa Hat Other mill oomples Durango PAT BOONE rrlng olvie-oinde- DENNIS BUDDY RACKET Q'KEER BARBARA ETTN cononcB o?ns 7i4' ) T V A 4 . |