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Show TEE SAN JUAN RECORD FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1958 news BBLANUDm By tiers of Blanding, and to the children of Leonard and Ruth Perkins Jones who were raised by Aunt Rachel. Albert and Gladys Lyman Long-Tim- e Resident Dies In the passing of Rachel Perkins Lyman, who died in a Salt Lake hospital on the 21st of the month, we have lost a life-lon- g acquaintance. We have known her since she was a little' girl over seventy years ago in Bluff, and she is a part of many cherished memories. When her sister, Ruth Jones died, leaving four small children, one of them a young baby, Rachel became mother to them until they were able to care for themselves, and later she married Alvin Lyman, a widdower, with whom she had been in love in the days of her latter girlhood. They made their home in May-fielUtah, and she was buried there Saturday. A company going from San Juan to the funeral included Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nielson, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Jones and Mrs. Kis-te- n Perkins of Blanding; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jones of Bluff, and Mrs. Maggie Nielson of Monticello. The people of Blanding extend their heartfelt sympathy to Alvin Lyman, one of the very early set- d, OOOGOOOOOQOQOQQOOOOOOOOO LUMBER HURST BLANDING, - k. long-talked-- Shoot-the-shoot- s, Hole-in-the-Ro- UTAH At Wholesale Prices Mining Timber Make Jeep Trip A company with four jeeps made a trip to the Lake Country the latter part of the week, hoping to drive clear to They went farther than any jeep has gone before .but at the head of the Cottonwood .Canyon, where they could have gone down, they didnt dare to go- - even with a jeep for fear of not being able to get back. With the right kind of equipment, however, that part of the road can be made passable without much delay, and it will then be possible to plan the jeep caravan to the historic old Hole. From the region of the four jeeps turned back on Grey Mesa and followed which has been the possible-roa- d called Rincone is what opened to on the above the Colorado, where a mining company is preparing to open some richlooking ledges. One man was there in a tent, others of their crew being temporarily, away. This Rincone must not be confused with a place at the mouth of Red Canyon, also called Rincone. Oil Field Timber This jeep company- about ten in number all of them Lymans but Kent Frost and his wife from Monticello, were gone three days. They fished in the river, and were held up twice by floods. They report that it is 12 miles from the forks of the road in White Canyon to Redhouse, 7 miles on to the foot of Clay Hill, 7 miles on to - Building Lumber AREA DELIVERY ANYWHERE IN THE 2157 PHONE OGOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ IPsay HDsny UDira w ' . v s w wrr. s TTI MAI AT OUR REXALL DRUG STORE wmmmmmmm; Save 36c! mm Save 7.311 c Save 21c! VINYLIZED PLASTIC BINDER BINDER BARGAIN New Arrival Duane and Helen Stevens are the proud parents of another son, born on the 20th in the San Juan Hospital. Home From Hospital Little Randy Bayles, son of Donald and Ora Bayles, whose foot was crushed under the wheels of a truck is back from the Sah Lake hospital the bones were wired into place, the foot put in a cast. He gets around quite actively on crutches. Broken Arm Bishop Merwins little son Terry has a cast on his right arm which was broken when he dropped out of a tree. Attend Birthday Celebration Alma and Lila Palmer and family were joined by Lila's sister, Mrs. Arden Johnson in Moab on their way to Pleasant Grove where they celebrated the birthday of Lilas brother, Warren Barton, and of her daughter, Shiley and the birthday of her little son, Lyman. Attend Convention Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burtenshaw have just returned from Portland, a Oregon, where he attended national convention for county officials. They drove from Portland to Van Couver, British Columbia, back down the coast through the Redwood region to Sacramento, where they made their home several years ago, and visited there with former Blandingites, Adell Wesley shaw Washburn and the Wesley McCallisters. They traveled through seven states, visited five Capitols, and called on Fred and DalMar Hurst in Bicknell on their way home. Salt Lake Vacation Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Helquist and their sons, Brent and Clyde left here on the 25th for a few days vacation in Salt Lake, Finish Tour Preston and Emily Redd and family have returned from a sightseeing and fishing trip ro the spent some time in Draper with Emilys parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Washburn, once Blandingites, now feeling quite well and happy after the sickness suffered by him some months ago, considering his handicapped condition. Temple Marriage Lonnie O. Stevens was married on the 20th in the Salt Lake temple to Mrs. Kristie CarrolL From Salt Lake they went on ro the Idaho Falls temple and took in the Cash County fair at Logan on their way home. Loses Finger Bill Laws is habituating himself to getting along with one finger less than he has always been in the habit of using, having lost one finger in an electric saw. Improved Condition The little daughter of Norwood and Kay Porter, who fell from a horse last week, and lay for some time in a coma, is reported to be improving. Attend Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Lyman went Monday to Provo to attend the funeral of Mrs. Morin, the mother-in-laof their daughter, Rene. Yellowstone Excursion Scout Master Stanley Martineau, with his assistants, Oley Black and McKay Kunz of Blanding Second Ward, have gone with seven boy scouts on an excursion to Yellowstone Park. Dad Interrupts Fun We were forcibly reminded of what a dickens of a lot more fun it is to be ten years old instead of seventy-eigh- t. We could see by the light in the brown eyes of that boy, that the world is to him essentially a world of fun. He had just been on an excursion, one that he and another west- ed by the state for the purpose. There were 1450 registered from the different western states at the convention. In the meeting of the convention ideas were exchanged, instructions given, and the program included a banquet. It also included short excursions to nearby places of interest, about the most interesting of which was the big government dam at Dalas, which is being constructed at a cost of $300,000,000. Their return trip was down the coast to San Franciscoand across Nevada. Satisfactory Recovery Finley Bayles is doing well after his recent operation, but will have to be very careful for some time. Visit Proud Friends Miss Lucy Harris, accompanied by her nephew, Lloyd Bayles, has just made a trip to Provo, to Bryce Canyon and Cedar Breaks, and visiting old friends and acquaintances. Leases Market Riley Hurst has leased the Market and Gas Station. It will go by the name of the Hurst Food Town, the market to be operated by Bert Peterson, the station by Harvey Bradford. He will haul his own groceries from A. G. Stores in Salt Lake. Will have a grand opening September 12th, look for further notices. The West Side Market will rill operate. Attend P. T. A. 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Pvt federal Tax On Some (feme WATCH mmn PAY DAY DRUG BLANDING, UTAH A. BRADFORD-Manag- er A Coinrapllefle Gregg ruling, red plastic cover. 98 Mi filters Pastel Pearloid, standard size SCHOOL DAYS PENCIL BOX. Packed full! SCHOOL PACKS. Manager BINDER. VALUABLE DOCUMENT FILE. Indexed, 8 pockets. 11 x 4Vi MAGIC SCHOOL SLATE. Write, lift film, writing disappears.... STUDENT PORTFOLIO. Vinyl with zipper CLIPBOARD Quality paper, 5 hole. -- d Color choice CARRY-AL- boy planned all by themselves. It was to slip away on a tractor and drive to Elk Mountain- - When they turned up missing a heap of excitement prevailed in two Blanding homes. Then somebody reported rhey had seen the two boys on a tractor between Cottonwood and Dwarf Spring. "Was it fun? we asked, but he smiled the kind of smile which meant, "What a foolish question. "Who followed you? we enquired. "It was Dad. "Where did he overtake you?" "It was at the cabin. Meaning the cabin at Pose on North Elm. They had steered along that scarey dugway across The Notch, and negotiated all the twists and turns and pitches, and thought nothing of it. "Did your dad bring you back? we pursued. "Yes he did, the boy admitted in a tone of disgust- - and there was no need of asking wheth er or not there was any fun in that. Awards Issued The main part of the program Sunday in the Blanding Third Ward was conducted by Ida May Palmer .president of the YLMIA, and certificates of individual award were presented by the bishop to a big group of Beehive girls, MIA Maids and Junior Gleaners. After the meeting the girls and their parents were invited ro a kind of testimony meeting where refreshments were served. Return from Convention Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bayles are back from Portland, Oregon where they attended the Convention of County officers. Going with other county officers from San Juan to Salt Lake, they traveled from there with about thirty officers from Utah on a bus charter NEW After fishing in Washington, they went on to Victoria and other places on Vancouver Island. At Sidney they saw the famous Burchard Gardens, an unbelievable fairyland. On their way home rhey visited the Grand PEN TOT Green Water, 7 miles more to Castle Hill where they leave die wash, 7 miles more to the Lake, 7 miles on to Slick Rick. At Green Water they found a little community of trailer houses, and a company of operators working on a road to a mesa on the south side of the canyon about five miles farther down. To Attend Reception We are invited to the wedding reception of Robert Jones, to be held September 5th at Letha, Idaho. Robert, son of Alma and Marian Jones, is to marry Kay Van Leuven, September 3rd in the Man-t- i Temple. north FAMILY PACK 3.00 PAGE THREE PHONE 2781 -P- AY FOR GRAND OPENING ww CASH AND SAV- E- V JL LUMBER |
