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Show unteer Fire Department, CO or- ganized way back at the end of June, has almost completed training. Dick Frank of Bland-in- g has been coming down every two weeks or so throughout the summer months to give the training course from Utah Tech. Only a handful of 1975 2, volunteers are left in the Department out of a good-siznumber that had originally ed Record Bluff Stuff Juan San Contributed signed up. But, if you haven't been to training and are still interested in helping out, talk to Betty Gaines, our Assistant Fire Chief. If you have a fire to report, please call one of the following numbers: Foushees McPher8, sons or the Painted 8. Horn During the summer, the Bluff H Horesmen Club was organized. The meetings were held each Tuesday afternoon at P&F or at the Rodeo Grounds. About 23 kids attended to learn 672-228- 1, 672-221- 672-227- It has been a long time since anyone has written any Bluff news and a lot has happened in that time. I hope I can cover some of it here. v First of all, the Bluff Vol 4-- The The most WITH advanced saw in the world for only BRAKE CHAIN $1 Chain Brake stops moving chain in milliseconds Powerful - zips thru a 6 log in seconds Easy to use, automatically oils its own bar & chain Add parts promart - MOTOR or take, please contact Marsha at Some activities have that already been suggested are indoor volleyball, an exercise class and a macrame class. Basketball teams are now 672-227- 1. forming. If you would like to play see Ted Nielson or Rick Tousley. Ed Carlson and Ray Johnson are coaching the little league football team. PU get more news on this for next week. Girl Scouts have begun to meet again. Contact Dorothy Tousley at St. Christophers for more information. Primary had a party on Thursday, September 25. Donnalee Wolf told some stories and Irene Langton made a pinata. The kids really enjoyed themselves. The Primary teachers are Jennielean Nielson, Donnalee Irene Langton, Lovy Wolf, Markham and Nancy McPherson. Congratulations to Joyce and Ted Nielson who have a new baby girl, Lisa. Congratulations also go to Merlin and Suzanne Morgan who were married September 18. Ask about our great CARRYING CASE deal 139 North Main home center MonticeUo, Utah D.O.T. visits Bluff how to care for horses and a little about how to ride. Now that school has begun the meetings will be held the first Saturday of each month. The leaders are Cindy Taylor, Marsha Hart and Kathy Meek. Junior leader is LeRoy Nielson. If you have any questions or want to join, contact one of them. We have a new Community School Director this year and she is Marsha Hart. If you would like to suggest a class that you would like to teach We'd like to welcome the following newcomers to Bluff: Don and Nancy Edwards and their kids, Carl and Brenda, who moved here this summer; Kim and Irene Langton and Kim, Jr., who moved here just prior to the opening of school; Tom, the new VISTA, (Please turn to page 15) TWO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION officials look over an aerial photograph which shows the proposed road Alvin Reiner photo and caption. changes and improvements. The other project discussed, although more distantly scheduled, is the Building of a bridge across Montezuma Creek, as well as a road running from Bluff to Colorado's McElmo Canyon road, which is also slated for improvement. The purpose of thos project is twofold: First, to provide an adequate road system between the Utah communities of Bluff, Aneth and Montezuma Creek. With the building of a high school in Montezuma Creek, a good road will be needed even more than at present. Second, to furnish an alternate route for tourists traveling from Arizona to points in southwestern Colorado, such as Mesa Verde and Cortez. by Alvin Reiner Wednesday, September 24, four officials from the Utah Department of Transportation visited Bluff to give a status report on proposed projects in the area. Two projects discussed were the straightening of Cow C anyon, and the eventual building of a decent road from Bluff to the Colorado border. Cow Canyon, through which Route 163 passes just north of Bluff, contains sharp curves and a steep grade. It has been the site of several accidents in recent years. Plans caUing for a reduction of the aforementioned hazards, as well as the possible construction of a truck lane, will be discussed at a November meeting in Bluff. The Cow Canyon improvement is part of a road project which will run from Bluff to Butler Wash, and should commence during the summer of 1976. The transportation officials feel a medium standard road would fit the requirements of utility and stability, as well as being aesthetically pleasing. Hw Electricity aim wSBack Yoia 30-Da- 29 Supply Delicious candy, rich in vitamins and minerals. Help curb appetite so you want less, eat less. Choose ? y I 24 Ounces REDUCING PLAN your favorite flavor! Brock 11 Si p Popular types. (Limit 1) li i i 1 I 11 1 Tree spraying or painting operators should keep the spray mist and passenger platform away from overhead power lines. Dont ELECTROCUTE yourself while trying to kill the bugs or improve the looks of your home and buildings. l a Empire 4 Electric Association, Inc into Electric Safety I Plug i U NASAL MIST Decongestant shrinks swollen membranes . . . and unclogs your nasal and sinus passages safely. 14-o- z. size. 19 |
