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Show :5?S--- A v f 92 V. r. Page 2 i. March 17 9 1961 Fiitfi BUNDING THE BLANDINGITE Published every Friday at Blandlng t Utah I. PUBLISHER W. Cox otheI CORRESPONDENTS Hilda Perkins 9 South Blandlng Jollae Holt, North Blending Anita (frames, MexioenHat Marilyn R. Rowley ,Montleello Nanoie Trudell, Bluff Subscription Rates: San Juan County, San Juan County, one year ...,24.00 stx Elsewhere in USA Elsewhere in USA months I year 6 months i Second-Clas- 225 4 50 250 ! Another important road In our estimation one of the more significant - thtngft to happen in tle Four Comers since the first of the year was. the agreement to connect Colorado and Utah with a paved highway in the Aneth area. We feel that both Colorado and Utah will benefit more from the decisiAp to meet each other in the Aneth area than if Utah, had built south to connect with Arizona. ' The decision to construct an east west road out of road out of Utah was Utah rather than a nprth-sout- h ywnift after Arizona fouled to attend a recent meeting in Salt Lake City. Colorado, on the other hand, was in meeting Utah with reagy and willing to a spur from the Four ' Corners road now under con-- co-opera- te struction. For Utah it means an outlet to the east which will atopen up Southeast Utahs many and varied scenic tractions. Travelers from Mesa Verde, which numbered about 223,000 persons, last year, now will have an opportunity to drive over a shorter route into Southeast em Utah. Before the east-we- st connection was conceived and agreed on, tourist? wdre faced with driving a longer distance or else driving over unpaved roads in a somewhat remote area. Blit once the road is completed it will offer an route through the oil fields to Monument Valley, Natural Bridges, the Goosenecks and other Utah ! scenic areas. For the Indians in the Aneth area it means an outlet to reach their markets to the east and also 'opens up a potential labor market for farmers, miners and other industries that can use Indian labor. For the oil industry it means a paved road through the heart of the Aneth. oil field. For communities ;in both Southeastern Utah and Southwestern Colorado it opens up new trade areas. Workers in the oil field now will have an opportunity to drive either to Blanding or Cortez on a paved road Truckers also will benefit from a paved road through the oil field. In light of these advantages to all the communities in: the Four Comers we believe that an important step has been taken id furthering the progress of this m all-weat- it and beoomes aware of her . the of its potentialities. together, to build theirmethomes near there to favored plaoe, unless they have Wherever men have drawn each other in some fight eaeh other like eats and dogs for the most favored positions and the most attractive opportunities the plaoe affordedN they have begun at onoe to enjoy facilities and oonvenieneesl) not within their reaoh when. living Just a few in plaoes far apart. The true community has roads, schools, markets, supplies of things neeessary to life, strength of union and an Infinite number of things not readily had in any other way of life. Yet no community has ever developed the fullness of its potentia- lities, We all that and enjoyed are looking hopefully of its benefit of all oould have enjoyed. the building, sometime, Ths Cortes Sentlael A. R. Lyman Letter to tbc Editor I have been in Blandlng one year and in that time I have seen an extremely well educated, conscientious doctor abused and First of all .he was told that he maligned on two ooassions. would not be considered to oocupy a olinic which would not have been built without his efforts and expense, and to this day I don't believe anyone knows why he was treated in this way. He now. is being treated in an almost identioal way by the Monti-$el- lo Hospital and its Board. myself are Fallon and personal friends this a pharmaolst for twelve feelings. can from I the prescriptions he writes as well as tell years, his general attitude, something about, the caliber of this man, V ; Although Ur does not prejudioe and it is amazing As my to me he has why remained it is today, the hank teller wasnt surprised when the little old lady who had just purchased a silver dollar for her grandson said earnestly: Is there any tax? MaErt&Ssig PAWS in Blandlng after of the despieable and dlsoourteous treatment he has re- o sired. I have also talked with many men in the medical field who invariably ask what a dootor SHOWING AT THE with thirteen years of training, five oollege degrees, and dedication to his patients is doing lit Blending. It appears to in-sp- A Fri - Sat - Mon March 17918920 6 INHERIT THE WIND SPINOR - FBEDRZC - TRACT MARSH GBE KKLLY ite the situation 1 n Monti cello which has caused this shameful state of affairs. RcspsotAilly, Tom JOTAH THEATRE SAH me that a small group of persons who unfortunately have some misplaced authority are trying to a physioian deprive Blandlng of ' for' reasons ifcLsh obviously are jpiolltloal or personal in nature. Z wonder if the people of this area realize that in all likelihood they can oount on there being no doeter in Blending, of the new but expensive ollnle, if Or. Fallon leaves. 1 think it is about time that an impartial but honest and complete investigation be made of Tues - Rod March 21. 22 FMfY IKHT SPECIAL "THE GUNFKIIT AT DODGE cmr t JOEL tat u r 1 a Brookmeier KeCREA SI WEATHER The cost of everything being what of a known as Zion. It will be a city where tens of thousands will be giving freely for the the other thousands. perfect community to be every one it to . A young man who had n. edred his. college degree just rushed oat and said: Here I am, worl-d1 LB A-- " And t19 World 55 replied, Sit down, Son, and 111 teach yon the rest of the alphabet her, first principle in the giving is principle science of reeeiving. "It is more blessed to give than to receive," beoause it is essential to reoeiye in order to live, and giving is essential to receiving. The ' i to-.gcgj- he cultivates Postage Paid at Blanding Utah r s ALBERT R. LYMAN What a man does for the eonnunity in which he lives, he is doing for himself. And by the operation of this principle he is by any other means. doing more for himself than he could do when he has made Suppose 2,000 people live in his community, contribution, he enjoys his share of it along with the 2,000, and when they have made their contribution, he is receiv-ing 2,00C times what he was getting from his own. It is a glorious thing to live in a community of people who kx$w and appreciate the meanings and advantages of living and why civilized man has towns and cities instead of wqpdering over the hills seeking only what he alone can devour, and concerned always to beat the other wolf to.it. a man can enjoy by. being eonoerned The splendid advantages for the wellbeing of his neighbors and of their neighbors, are the kind of advantages to be seoured in no other way, nor from A man can make his community a very valuable any other souroe. asset, an asset inor easing in value and in wealth of returns as by Courtsogr FRANK BRIGHT Units Thuro Entire My - Fri - Sat March 23 9 24 f 25 THE RIGHT FienTEQS with BOXOFFICE OPENS 7:15 |
