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Show NEWS MEXICAN HAT BLUFF MAKES PLANS FOR AIRPORT DONNA BBOVS Linda Lennlnger had thirteen friends' to help her celebrate her eighth birthday Tuesday. After opening her many lovely gifts, Brother Juniper of the Bluff Chamber of Connerce reports that of oaks' this, week the members of the were played, games refreshments by Jello. and fol-low- ed In Cortez Thursday to see the Chamber laid out the proposed doetor was the Harold Douglass airstrip which is to serve the fluff area. The new landing family. Hr. and Mrs. Paul Hart, Tonnie field is located four miles west and Janet Douglass of Bluff, near Butler Wash and Thompson drove to Blanding Tuesday to see Just south of the Highway. 11m field Itself will be one the movie, "The Solid Gold Calie long with an approach area dillac." -- fourth mile one The girl soouts met Monday at long on either the reereation hall with 17 pre- end. Brother Juniper stated sent, including Terry Mo El wain that the members of the Bluff and Carol Veniti, who are new organization are hopeful that the County will do the initial members. The meeting was conducted by Ruth Ann Benallle, clearing for the strip and that eventually it will be graveled president. The soouts are pre- to Insure service. paring a program for the P.T.A. all-weath- to be given February 4, so they This Mee Morris of Goul dings new bride home last brought his week. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Morris and family drove to Cortez Saturday Thursday new portant to the Bluff area as it will be a giant step towards the procuring of a physician for that part of the county for at least a few days eaoh week. Also it will increase the touristic possibilities of that part of San Juan, and will be invaluable in ease of emergency. Brother Juniper also stated that he has recently received a ooununication from the Navajo Tribal Counoll at A boastful Englishman showing a Bostonian around don. "Here are two oaanoa was Lon- we cap- tured at Bunker Hill," the Britisher said, proudly. "How nice," said the Amorloan, politely, we still "You have have the the cannon, " hill USE OUTLOOK WANT ADS Window Rock, The on Navajo tion to all interests.' 1 Tuba from run will Highway 1 will begin on both the Navajo to Shlprook, Now Arizona, East and the West ends at the City, same time thus assuring satisfae- - Mexloo. stating that work er airport is very im- - practiced some songs and danoes for the oooaslon. Refreshments for the past few days cataloging were served, then the meeting books . Bertie Thompson and her family closed with Taps. after Betty James and family drove returned home last week new of the arrival their baby to Blanding Saturday to attend the wrestling matohes. girl. were as on business. from school with Home they evening returning from Montleello, Mr. and Mrs. Davis upset Dave Davis1 ear on Comb Ridge. Mrs. Davis got a badly bruised leg and Mr. Davis got his ear skinned. The ear was pretty well demolished. Mrs. Della Van Arsdale from the flu is Lola Page. Mrs. Hart is substituting for her. j staying with her Manoos has been Bob James and his uncle from; son and his family, Ralph Van Cortez drove down for the weekj Arsdale, Sr. for a week, visiting friends and relatives. end, and returned Sunday. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jaok Allison left Tuesday for Phoenix to get his wife and and boys drove to Salt Lake Sunchildren, where they were for day, took Ricky to the doctor on Monday and returned home. medical attention. Mr. and Mrs. . Frank Laimbaok t and family spent the Junction Grand visiting and business. Bob list home in week-e- nd on Bring tho family' in Maurice was on the sick last week when he stayed with the hyrtle flu. and Glenna Davis lor Ste- home to Salt While there Glenna Any Tuohlgaml who is at- tending BYU visited Josephine James Fletcher and Betty have been We we atmosphere. Our food's and the delicious Lake We- dnesday. . a warm and friendly vens drove Myrtle's daughter,; Dorothy Lyman, and her three! children dinnor here prices modest. j at the library! -- Well Build her Anythimi LICENSER GENERAL CONTRACTORS Icmdin JOHN EGGERS, Ph. 3271 JERRY BROW, np Ph. 3601 t t |
