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Show BLANDING THE BLANDINGITE ALBERT R. OUTLOOK la Ua COX about the - Perkin, Handing neither the time nor the know how to hunt it for themselves from the ruins, the mountains, the gulohes and the deep strata of the earth. They have no time to delve intc the history of a country end got what they reoeivs with eagerness from illustrated exhibits and a few notes of explanation I remember with respeot the plaoes where I has been able to see at a glance the most interesting and profitable things those pleasantly by plaoes have to show. Blanding should fix itsslf United In the of minds on swans visitors. the its States, this was enabled I and by a few Scotland, in Caimda, Mexico, England minutes in .their museum, to learn about the people and their resources, than I had time to get from any other source. The eye is the most direct avenue to the brain, and people are keen to learn by sight, what they are bored by trying to hear. It ie not Just the bigiplaee that, find it profitable to support a museum, but it is the little plaoes which otherwise would wither in obscurity. They are known and visited because they advertise their historical importance , they display their relics of antiquity, their achievements of industry, and all have Grama, Moxioan Hat Marilyn R. Rowley, Monti cello Mra Ha E Bioko, Montioollo Nancie Trudell, Bluff Ruth Magee, Montezuma Creek Subscription Ratos: San Juan County , one year .. .4.00 San Juan County, six months,,, 2,25 Elsewhere in U,S,A, 1 year 4.50 Elsewhere in U,S,A, 6 months, 250 ,,,, Second Class Postage Paid at Blanding, Utah WEATHER D Preo TTaos SHEW By NANCIE TRUDELL Halloween Carnival Danoe big aueoese fun wisea Chris Royal and Jim fright, our musicians outdid themselves with thoir costumes and music a Ns Our all a a wonderful tinea Monday night our kids had their Halloween Party year to the 3rd grade had party from 6i00 p.m. had until p.m, their party ' the remnants of famous wrecks on its shore, the pictures and' stories of pirates who hit in its ooves, end buried treasures in its sand If the city or town is not oonoerned for itself, the big multitude is willing for it to wither on the vine and be forgo- iti the remine of tten. Blanding sea-monste- rs, Blanding sees how thousands of plaoes are museum a thing of popular, attraction, the sooner go and do likewise. sooner The making Psychiatrist to patient i have a oomplex you don't had ARE maybe inferior you from 1 their will Albert -- R Lyman their from Hade 9 1 00a attention. particular things for which they ondeservecoast finds it most wo the The little fishing village while to dlapaly Its mummified sharks, its unusual sea shells, 7i30 till to Junior then the 4th grade up High remembers and speaks with enthusi&s They like to plaoes where thoy have found misoums. ' have to show, bm the different states and oountrlos tell what to the musjA for this information thoy turn with anticipation to soe. People who travel mint to VJ if there is one forbothorn all there is to soon in the countries they visit, .but they PUBLISHER Jolino Holtf North Bland ing Anita I traveling public CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Hilda LYMAN by Published every Friday at Blandingf Utah was Norenber 4, lggg bunding outlook Pag 2 8sOO Young, son of the Robert Young's won the test costume prize He ease as a kypeyv Mrs. Billie Graves and Mrs. Shorty Wilson wore in charge. Sunday afternoon Miss Kathy MoPherson, daughter of FacBelle and Faul MoPherson had her fifth birthday, and & party too The at her grand -- party was held mothers home Bob Mr is our Jennings Deputy Sheriff him well in his 0 0 0 0 all We new YES, now Job night there was a sur- Monday' prise going away party for Mrs. Norma Mere Those enjoying playing Canasta wars Mrs DoroMrs thy Nielson Mrs. Ions Kail, Musslt-man, Pony Peterson, Mrs. Katy Lillie husslsman, Mrs Mrs Rose Simpson, ns, Mrs "oris Young, Mrs ftith Mrs Lupe Hals, Mrs. Opel Grandma Aim Chamberlain Howal, and Mr. Trudell The party was Shirly Day, Mrs im-mo- held at the Howell home. The Merz family will move Tuesday to White Canyon, after having Just moved back to town from Blendthoir ing. &id, Norma and ohildren, Jeanne, Buddy, and Donnle will be much ndsatd from Bluffa Mrs Sunday Museelman the day with Mrs, TTudell their husbands wars les- Katy Mrs. Bob Homtll, Mr. water heaters. Deltzel wma taken 111 Sunday while hunting with Mr Mh Simp on. He waa rushed to Kontlssllo hospital is under observation. hunters 0rweek. post ing lers bask So and O But you must buy by the 15th or lose out on extra special deal. did better this They've big-dea- r whore ho in take a look, the price they get for these appliances is not important, the main thing is the Smiths wanL to win the Bahama trip. Drop Dais Raymond o your chance to get the ap-y- ou need at drastically reduced pliances prices while the Smiths are dreaming about a possible trip to the Bahamas. Norge Appliances include: washers, dryers, freezers, refrigerators, ranges and electric Mr. and Mrs Rloherd Peterson, Miss Carol Nielson and Benny Muaaelmon. Simpson, Smith Now spent while The sening the dser population ladies were besieged with visitors, who were i the Simmons fam- ily, if Plumbing and Heating Company can sell six more famous Norge Appliances between now and November 15, it means a free to the Bahamas for Mr. trip and Mrs. Smith. with been bring- withbig ant- that oven the it soess bad rtart tfcsygot off te a fisddmd up first mlaaa v thoy, o o o o DX'-f- l this |