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Show Page 8 BLANDING OUTLOOK Jan 23, 1959 GRAVES NEVS Cant'd. Published every Friday at Blanding, Utah I. w. Cox Kendall Young, PUBLISHER son. Bluff NEWS EDITOR fUneral Mrs. Smith accompanied Mrs. Beth Wright to Bluff where Porter, East Blending Mildred Raacoe, NW Blending Sue Graves, W. Central Blending Hilda Perkins, S W Blending Opel Howell, Bluff Donna Brown, Mexioen Hat Norma fyler, El Paso Mrs H E Blake, Montioollo they pieked up three trip - fallen into a fire at Jeannerette entertained a group of friends trailer YOW! (HOW?) -- Rodent bites cat in this tail of woe from CORNER By cross-eye- HlSh ! ; j : ' call print er living nearest to If It money future for Blending, Just talk to Don Staith for a few minutes His enthusiasm and confidence in the big things which are now in reach for this area or which will be in the future will make you happy to be a part of it all ' The faot that he has replaced Dr. Porter in the Chamber of,j Commerce is good. Dr Porter's tireless efforts as president in-ofthat body were direetly or : ! : j but the are Sylers badly in need of more Besides loosing their money four year old son, they lost everything they owned exoept the olothes they were wearing So lets dig deep and follow Dr Porters example. Any donations can be turned in at the Outlook office or to one of the direct- ors of the Chamber of Commerce Qna 0f he glaring problems at and goods SSST KOOKS KORNBR some Porter BISCUIT MIX there 1 1 Hi love to they want try a one All homemakers new reoipe, but that has been tried before by someone they know Or at least one that has tested and found suitable for our altitude I'd like to bring you the recipes from the best cooks in our town and a short history of reolpes These best cooks are your neighbors, friends and you Why not send me your favorite recipe and lets share it withrs all your good friends and ne been 2 cups 8 cups week I'd like to of i can't ready mix time mix soft best ever blsouits use 2 cups a and enough water to on Roll floured dough make board in thick Bake at 400 degrees until light brown For hoteakes add 1 egg, well beaten and water to make batter Try dipping onion rings in your hoteake batter and then deep frying them in cooking oil Dellciousl We'd Korner cou- sin gave me this recipe and the biscuits and hot cakes are the make To etc each for a family our size afford the commercial all the not refrigerate. Do pass on A well. Ingredients Store in cool dry plaoe in tightly covered cans or bottles. flour, shortening, we all Mix my And li ( a lot of time measuring out the time teaspoons salt cup shortening (I use lard) 4 favorites. We like hot bus cults but I hate to spend one flour 4 cup baking powder ; igh-bo- This dry milk J swap Fun Anne new the Kook's Use ideas and it to Food your favorites to Korner, Box 233 or call Send at make corner your recipes, Kook's ; like to 3347 . and Mrs Gene and Mrs. Joe and Mrs Lynn Mr Finn Lyman and Mr Lyman. Mr. Visiting at the hone ofweek and Mrs Black Hyrum this is Mr. Black's brother, of Salt Business Friday were Lake Mrs Betty City. Homer, callers in Cortez on Rebecoa Palmer, Skinner and Mrs Mrs Dn 12 2 or 3 hours between and aetivity the problem Not only would would be solved sohool : students riding the we render a great service to the buses are unable to participate students but we would have an 1 they opportunity to meet some very ot activities because bald at night. The buses find young people make two could not possibly Tonight there is a game with the of a because great Greenrlver High School, a very trips day distance they have to travel important game. Perhaps it is It would be impossible and im- - too ' late to effectively put a a round to try trip program of this kind into effeot practical between the closing of school ' for this evening, but next Friand the beginning of a basket- - day is the Montioello game and ball game or other activity if we all do for the' Aneth and Hie buses could stay in Bland- -j Bluff students what we would log wd return after the actlv-- 1 want their parents to do for our the chil- -; students if the tables were turnity but the parents of ruled that ed, a more complete dren have very wisely activity it wouldn't be a good idea for program will be made available j ; : j ; ' j cash, By Anna is the and Mrs Mr . seems that other sources have donated is in the lots of clothes and household him wonder what you is the trip were Mr , ( the report- - Syler family made j j he should party : j if now Hie occasion of to show slides of the for the ritfit was lyle Johnson, Blickenstaff, USB OUTLOOK WANT ADS Kendall Young Schocl Response from both advertisers directly responsible for many and the newly appointed news re- - good things for Blending and has been porters very gratifying ths surrounding area Don Smith The placing of the different re- - will carry on perfectly was a done with purpose porters Speaking of Doctor Norwood to have complete coverage of the Porter he was the first one to any- - lay ten dollars on the desk when city end the county. So one reading this column has some word came from Aneth that the news he would like to see in biggest need of the bereaved home. their trip they had made to the Hole In The Rock in September. Those in attendance and who had photographer Gilbert Barrera's studio at San Antonio, Tex. Bed fore you get as as kitty over the picture, let's be unhelpful. Barrera says he didn't use mirrors to make the picture. He COULD have shot from underneath a glass table, except for the fact that the rat would be standing on a wall of the wall. . . . You figure it out. Barrera's not telling. it at their Tuesday evening on Last week we underestimated the population of the area and the 850 papers printed didn't go around This week we hope to have oomplete coverage with 1150 ooples THE NORTHWEST Westwater and was badly burned Mr. and Mrs. W. S the age of 20 we don't care what the world thinks of us; at 30 we begin to worry what it thinks of us; and at 50 we find it wasn't thinking of us at all. spilled milk who woman At over a Navajo had accidentally Patsy Hutchins, with will find out probably about a nickel a quart trip ambulance gency as an Outlook reader, have a standing invitation to express any view that you may have on any subjeot in our section entitled "Editor's Mailbox The only provision is that your letter be signed and that it be on a topio of publlo concern. We will, however, at your request use only initials in publiSo if you have something that you think the public cation should know we urge you to write us about it, and the public people said there was no use orylng babies in Cortez. Saturday was another Smiths when busy day for the emerthey made still another to Cortez You, was more made an emergency ambulance with them to the hospital and Subscription Ratos: San Juan County , S4.00 per year , by mail When burial was the Following on Tuesday and at Westwater CORRESPONDENTS Anno Infant pawed aney at The j : : i , their children to be left free to them. A better and more unin the streets and business ified High School will be the houses for the intervening time direot result Maybe we oould If however, the people of each tell our children in High Blending would open their homes School to bring home en ACTIVITY to the Bluff and Aneth students BUDDY. , |
