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Show Blandin Outlook Published in the Interest of Blandtng o VOLUME 2 A croup of sehool rcprcecntat- -, ives' from over tho state The visitors In San Juan Sohool Dl- -t on April 22nd and- - 2 3rd. trlot Tha ocoaialon was a .traveling conference of Region IJI Elementary Supervisors, together with representatives from the State 29, I960 Bids Being Seagirt for Ren Office to be Built Here ASSOCIATION Users' Whter HUwrfiwg Association met at the City Hall here Saturday night, voted to Associated Civic dobs Meet io Blooding elected fyrum Black as its first President, and incorporate, Black's Mr, unpaid new is an The Assoolated Clvlo Clubs of to agreed Southern and Eastern Utah held Job which he one NO. 18 after a great deal of its monthly meeting in Blinding He said, in agreelast Saturday, persuasion. visited sohools, industries, Club offioials as well as Utah soenio attractions of this area. ing to take the post, that he coand would full State offioials heard informal expeot prompt In .the group were Jennie Kearl direcof board of his disousslons of State Director operation concerning problems Elementary and projects of Southern Utah tors. Ray Warner, Assistant Department of Education, They and Ed-uoat- o ITER sor's Organization; Mrs, Delbert Higgins ; and the following elem- entary school supervisors; Norma Jensen, Box Elder; Boyd MoAffee, Nebo; Della Garth-Olsen- , Provo; McClellan Nebo; Carbon; J. Grant Mrs, Grant (TURN TO PAGE 7 COL. Kil-foy- accept lon) State Director of Elementary EDelbert Higgins, Elemducation entary Supervisor of Sevier School Distriot and President of the State Elementary Supervi- le, Kil- - 3) Besides a president, the group elected Merrill Stevens as Harold Secretary-treasure- r, six directors R, Hurst expeots Dallas, Texas next week go to Wm, the' get a pi oku p the eity is buying for the water and sewer department. In the past the employees have oeen using their private vehicles with the City paying the It as elected aoted as moderator for the gathering, proposed that member who Lyman Clem wkins, Graves oountles its Shunray and Les to serve for one eaoh No, 1 ACC terns and Loren Ha- 2-y- forts try to deelde whloh project and oonoentrate its those projeots. Considerable discussion W, on two cerned year. San Juan is that tho efcon- projeots; In attendance was Wayne (Middle, Utah State Engineer,- who assured the group that projects the proposed dam on Reoapture and the program to get something going on the Southern Utah Parks ones sought for this area would meet no Obstacle because of of - involving to to Club Vies -- president Don Smith, included Wllliasi Ervin Palmer, Franois D, Nielson and Ashton Harris for whloh no more Utah's obligations Mayor communities. Vioe-rresld- ent and state water than the Route, Gh the' park route, the Chamber Commeroe distributed folders with map showing the lmportanoe under inter- river compacts regarding of SUPR as a oonneotor between The folder was highthe use of water of the Upper parks. Colorado River Basin, lighted by a cartoon drawn by Mrs, Grant Shumway the strength that if the different Location Acquired for CJqu Library would have com- munities would work together, Reoapture Dam enthusiasts were The somewhat new Blending eed . i o mmm w mu m m mm m visiting sm MNms nm mwmtv Pest Hawkins Lorenzo Postmaster advised said today ho has been Geby the Off loe of Postmaster '.ur E, Summerfield that the Post Qffloe Department is now asking for bids to build and lease to the Department the new post' or floe for Blending, Closing date for the bids is May 31, I960, neral Ar "This proposed new building," Postmaster Hawkins said, "will provide expanded postal service for the rapidly growing Blending area, call for a "Speolfioaticns structure containing approximately 2940 square feet with an outside loading platform and . adequate spaoe for parking and truok maneuvering," An assignable land option is held containing 12,600 square feet looated at about 80 Norty Price of the optioned Main, ground is $1500, Postmaster Hawkins said he has oe been advised that the Post Of-fi- Department will enter into a lease, agreement with the suc- cessful bidder which will run re- for 10 years with two. 5-y- ear (TURN TO PAGE 6 COL. emphasizing Southern Utah reassured when Wayne Library will Crlddle, Utah State Engineer, The eity asked for bids on a be built on the comer south of told the group that they had six oylindsr Ford Plokup the L, D. S, Chur oh and north of nothing to fear in the way of and accepted the bid of a Dallas King's Hotel, He said there were The ground contracted for deadlines. dealer which was $276,00 below no to faots support the conmeasures 120 feet on Main' Street A Los the next lowest offer, tention of many that California Angeles dealer offered to sell and 209 feet on 3rd South and would seek more Upper Basin mat the unit for $1905,00 FOB Los is being pruohaeed from John and er in 1963 through a privilege Minnie Johnson as owners of part Angeles; A Salt Lake City dealthat holds as a provision er bid $2000,00 but later lower- of tha tract and Raynor Curry of of the state Colorado River Compact, ed his bid to $1900,00 in view Eunice, Now Mexico who oms the of the low bid from California, rest. Total purchase price is re- - ported to be slightly less than The Dallas bid was $1624,00, $9,000,00, expenses. lOt the Surrounding Oil and Mining Communities B LAUDING, UTAH, FRIDAY, APRIL School Officials Tot? Sao Joan County Price 2) Narajos Expect 2000 to Attend May 7th Dedication Ceremonies Two governors, two congressand Tribal offioials will men, be among the ed 2,000 persons Monat the dedication of ument Valley Navajo Tribal Pork and oxp-ieot- Observatory,' Saturday, 7, aooording to Sam Day May III, Trlj Chairman of the Navajo Parks Commission, Mr, Day warned that ManuASl Valley is isolated and that "ins public should bring their own All pionlo lunohes and water. ' accomodations in the area , said Day out, "The very isolation of Monument Valley gives it great arc-sol- said, oharm". Day ok of facilities "However, make it la impera- tive that those attending the dedication food and oome water," prepared with Speakers will inolude Georgs John Clyde, Governor of Utah; New MeBurroughs, Governor of xico; John J, Nodes, Arizona Co- ngressman; TtMess 0, Mexico Congressman; Jones, Chairman, Council, Monument ed by o Valley air at Hat Morris, New and Paul Navajo Tribal wsy be reach- Oouldlng'o Lodge, or Kaysnta, cars . will meet planee at Goulding'e, be RS The picture absrs the City fell where local square lasts Tbs ns fer is local slab meet weekly square Iks Four The eooaeien Cewrty First is The ihds,tb Son traditlcsal Aeaual csrrcr la that is expected te be JaBbcrce" sponsored entered by hlg$xay the north on Utah 47 er frea the couth hj wsy of Tuba City end Kayenta, fee 236,000 develepszst dedication program will unveiling of a breaks pfehcsH S frees ksthe Sen the biggest dense event of the Juan KserftlSjp Dbpartsb and the Blading Square Bancs Club bieoslug CT-'-'- Ca building by a mediate: (arcad'l b?Jfe - Bs&Jt: r |