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Show Puge 2 February 9V THE BLANDINGIT 9 BLINDING OUTLOOK UAUDMG OUTLOOK hr m blic Pt v a .vary1 Friday i at Donald K. Ross Alberta Ross Since the day Bland in;, Utah PUBLISHER EDITOR o no year Juan County n Juan County , six non t is... jeuiere in U.S.A. I year, ... sewiere in i.S.l. 6 months ;.ass Postage Paid iLETTEi: i TO THE EDITOR . 4.00 2.25 4.50 2.50 at Blending, . Utah . . reoent meeting of tht Associated Clvio Clubs of At t.v Southern t&h, the problem of the Fha refusing to approve loans areas '.are their culinary water is contaminated was the main in issue.. , . is interesting to note that almost everything was mentlor : to solve this problem exeept possibly the most obvious .and per ?s the wisest one. This would be making our water pass the pur o qualification. !iurst mentioned three reasons for not considering this May 1 method solving the problem. 1. Blandlng is in no position to re. 2. He didn't think the people of Blandlng wanted pay fs their '1i? chlorinated. 3. That this is part of the "forty divid: bond j,,; the deterioration of the rights and liberties of In- ago the people of Blandlng approved a of $800,000 for improvements in sewer and water and cheok" of over $200,000. Since then we have a twinning 'tout three years 1, I a le "ble-- i pool ( 4.th pure water), we have street limits, paved streets, nod Christmas deooratlons, a fabulous airport, a better city sewer yitem, and olty garbage service. Now no one will question' th ralue and need of many of these improvements and no one will q estlon that all are very nice and desirable. The only questl' : is of relative values. Is it sound to have all the nloer inA desirable things, .then to say we oarmot afford water to irink? This is comparable to a statement made by Charles fit V. Neal, a family flnanolal advisor. He said that nearly all people who get into flnanolal difficulty, regardless of their lnooaie, blase their troubles on the high cost of ' rent, food, clothing, and medloal care the necessities of life. They never blame it cn the new cars they drive, the new TV and furniture they (.cn't need, yet these are their real problems. I would suggest the t whether as individuals , families or communities we must always recognize that we oan never have everything we want. We mu.'t decide what we need most then sacrifice other things we might want, then work like he ok for what we have set our goal. Or Ilk the old oolored man who was asked the seoret of suooess, progre. s ard prosperity. He said, "If you all live like than ' other niga's wont for a while, then you all can live like they f- - can't." 2. ; It's ated '"ater. jrobably true We of oc'icr things. . it I it through to the aspiration, initiative. frame the building, bigger the years. I followed it to seminthe to sohool, the to and high stone, building of brick school I taught, ary. A new generation came into being for the. many of them born right here in Blandlng. Weston I was present at the birth occasion of Wesley and to become Bayles twins, born here and schooled here, the first a doctor, the seeond a lawyer. Into ny sohool, came little Warnqy one of the best Hardy, made of the stuff whioh was to become dentists in Salt Lake City. Also came Bert Feterson, who has.. dootor in Los Angeles. Bruos .H. ly-.for years been a Visuccessful 4 4n rM.nh.d overalls and with the cush and nur- pose which has fitted him for the place of honor and trust he is holding. I think of Gary Tflrman, Jay Nielson, Jim Harvey, and a whole string of outstanding men who went from here. I think of men like Vfa. Ervin Palmer, Frost Blaok, Soott Hurst, Msrwin men and Shumway and a whole anqy of substantial and influential and initiative to women who came with their splendid aspiration Mthe sohool, and are making their generous contribution to the C cause of peace and progress among mankind. . This is the supremely interesting thing whioh I have been X imwatching here the last sixty years. It is not the visible provements, the buildings, the water systems, eto. These art but means to an end. The end is real men and women. And, sad to relate, for there must be an opposite. in all things, there is also the straggling tall of this big procession, with its people who had no ambition, no Initiative, and they have got noidipre, hy interest in this drama has been roused afresh by an artlole in the February Reader's Digest, entitled, "The Boy the Walked to Amerloa," fifteen or more thousand miles. I wish every boy and1 girl in Blandlng would read it and get the idea. ' Editor: years girls. I ever taught, I was delighted, not that tent, the first and edition, only with their faoes, but with their eagernessthe months and followed school i Second out of boys and women men iption Ratos: 4 iUUEBT B. LIB Q tent was pitohea among the sago brush and oedars Just east of what is now our I have been intrigied with the wonwas to be a sohool house, which has been making drous dream of aspiration and initiative Wien I saw them oome into I Subi ttat 1962 that none of us actually like chlorin- don't often like Illness, We may or medioine or a have many diseases carried by lot water-typh- oid, diptherla, hepatltus, and possibly many others. Might not be worth the "taste" of chlorinated water to protect our turn to page 3 col. 1 - oo. a fluosT ot a WESTSIDE MARKET Where you can find all of your shopping needs t BLANU1NU UUUPLE RETURN FROM VACATION IN CALIF . Mr. ana Mrs. ueiteeoe Nielson returned Jan. 29, from a 16 day vaoation to Southern and Central Calif. In each of the eities . Now You Know DDT was discovered in 1874, nut was not used as an insecticide until 1938. San the be Diego. Zoo, one of were guests of There they enjoyed whioh is reported to the largest in the been turned W (coiivo needs o f 1 onlyoay you oan possibly loo. on us, to to take your 9wy Jut ineoo olocohoros . . has explaining as they everything at the big Navy went along. As they oompleted Base in that area that DeReeoe the tour the spokesman said to docked many times during the 2nd the tourists , "Now you oan go It world. was World War. Los Angeles - many in- at Pasaaena. bowl Rose Stafford, and spaoe more at omm&a They iFranolsbo thrill oame t plead for more lYi.-Sat.-M- on. facilities to the of the whole visited the THEATRE U.C.L.A. Dr. train the great number of doctors that are so sorely needed in the U. S. at this time. Partway up the ooast to San town of Feb. importsd it. Tha ved by from Roms They NO SHOE TUESDAY w pool carThs art all duplicated there. The liv- ing room was large enough tc entertain 100 guests. There is no way of putting value on the home. Since the death of Mr. Tiirat, a few yean ago, his family has given Thur. Wed. & Feb 14 & 15 Ro- floor of one swimming is lined with gold plated1, The great Roman oolumns Tht 0aa Tbo Steel put into all Italian artists. drapes and tapsstrys man. to -12 as the nan with San-Sieo- n, ceilings wsro 9-10- GEORGE MONTGOMERY greatest trip. and your SHOWING AT THE ways in that area. They attended a Chamber of Commerce meeting at Los Angeles and heard the Dean of Medicine 5 rooms mortgage". traveled over most of the free- Warren to your back furnished teresting hours as they visited Knott's Berry Farm, China Town, Disney Land, Marineland and the tile. were ; it The trip into the Park was made by bus and the guides were it HURST OIL CO. re you ten f ind all of your and into a State Park. who hunt His children run the farm there, deer hunting friends whioh has a herd of 9,000 cattle with them eaoh October. Their first major stop was at on it. they visited they where the home of the late William Randolph Hurst stands. The granduer and luxury was almost beyond words for Mrs. Nielson to desorlbs. It must havs a him-drs- d rooms and is built on a hill Much of is dons, in Roman deand wholt buildings wsrs sign and to the State home Ttyo cal SIo Doris Jack . Ernie Day Lecson Koracs SCON - . TI)IE 7:30 i x |