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Show 1 Page 8 August 7, 1959 BLANDING OUTLOOK V IT WAiVwPN'T VfcuN 41 GET A VERV EXCEPT GOOD GRAPE OKAV' r POR THE OWTHEM7. HOME-- 1 WORK1. WE HAP 170 DRAW PICTURES I OF THREE PIFFEKNT I WNIOSOF TREES daily if youre in the diaper- - Though you could deny that One Hundred the stork brings babies, theres no dodging the fact that a big Harvey bill arrives shortly after baby One --hundred people gathered at here. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo gets Harvey last Thursday night for a Starting at the bottom is aand son his party honoring their fine way to make a career; espeClark Har- Attend laundering business. Party Tiowjf, Theres nothing like the sound of childish laughter to drown out the comedians punch line on radio or TV. children are the shoe business for the finest thing since feet were invented. bride, Mr. and Mrs. vey. Japanese lanterns provided by SUE GRAVES illumination and helped to oarry Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Johnson of out the theme of the party. A was the J.C. Hunt Co. left July 31st program presented, to attend a school for Western starting with a vocal solo, Auto Supply representatives in "Road to Mandalay," by Gordon Stockton, Calif. While they are Adams. Batty Jones played a pi-s- nd assy Mr. Glen Johnson and number, and Mrs'. Tom Redd at ive of the Western Auto and LaMar Wright gavt a Japanese A will danee. manage the store. Supply reading by In Mar song Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wright was followed ty a Aaron Tfedane from Turner of Blue Mountain Ready Butterfly" by Mix is Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pelter Harvey. Audrey Palmer and Caroand ohildren of Garden Grove, line Watkins performed a danee, and the program concluded with a Calif. Bob Morrow have song by Roseaarr Burtenshaw and Mr. and Mrs. moved into the home recently a solo, "Love is a Many Splen-dor- ed vaoated by Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Thing" by Weldon Holt. The guests then enjoyed a game They formerly lived Helqulst. of Rook, followed by refresh-iien- ts at the Alexander Apartments. with strawof ice-creMr. and Mrs. Wally Jeanerett and children left late Wed. for berries and cookies. Tiny fans a three weeks vacation trip that and umbrella favors and waitreswill take them to California and ses in bright kimonos added furparts of Oregon before returning ther oolor to the gathering. to Blandlng. Mr.. Jerry Brow of J. A J. Paint and Glass will A hen pecked husband is one manage the Shaffer Tool Co. for who asserts himself by demanding them in their absence. a clean apron. Fast-growi- ng Any baby worth his salt can manage to reach it and spill it. WlliillA Read 1 (W the Wantads 1 nothing is too f . am -- Visiting with the Ed Galbraith family this week is their son, Ted and family of Pasco, Wash. HERE'S THE Visiting en Tuesday of this week at the with the Lin Thompson home MAN all-in-o- ne FAMILY PLAN Dr. J.O. Brew and family of Dr. Brew is Cambridge, Mass. Superintendent of the Peabody was HYRUM F,. PORTER Hiseum in that eastern city. Mr. Cord Bowen, father of Mrs. Basel Lyman was taken to the hospital in Montlcello Monday by Riverside Corp. who will be in charge of the water equalization system for the city and Mr. the al American Trans. Corp. An Italian news agency reports that Chinese Red chief, Mao Tse-tun-g, suffers from cancer of the liver and is under heavy sedation when he makes public ONE FOLICY Dad, Mom, and for Children, present and remarkable new future, for further details about this plan Phone 2306. BENEFICIAL LIFE Insurance Company Want 0 isst fatyt Ssnic Points East Specify Ringsby Truck Lines or Rio Grande Motor to Grand Junction From Denver or ads capabilities of want are almost limitless. You can buy or sqll things like houses The , ten-to- if s trucks or even a you wish. And, find you'll just as easily, -buyers for more modest sized items like jewelry or roller skates or baby buggies. One thing that isn't big is the cost of want ads. Call 3871 if you have something to sell. the want ads for anything to buy. 'JO&. n mountain, Read TO EBMntlmg - Bliisft Way AdS I or For D iron to be sold in a Mr. Don Smith. Newoomers to Blanding this week are Mr. J.R. Stevenson of and Mrs. K.C. Brantley of Gener- too or I ' |