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Show Page 2 May BLANDING OUTLOOK BUNDING OU THE BLANDINGITE HD OR ALBERT R. LYMAN I used to sing in what was called a choir and the chorister insisted that if every voice there failed to blend with every other voice it was not a choir at all but Just a noise I had to live the better part of a year in what was called a community but it was not a community at all just a gathering of Killkenny oats There, was no two of them that agreed no one of them that agreed They couldn't begin to function as a community nor enjoy any of the splendid advantages of a eommunity There seemed to be noboby in that town that had the least conception of what and a community is what it could be and is Intended to be a be They didn't do to what it has to community. in order get everything ragged to first base; their town was a battle-groun- d, and at loose-enA community is a harmonious combination of certain indispensable essentials everything else must be sternly eliminated No man deserves to enjoy a pl&oe in & real community unless his operations articulate smoothly with the workings and purposs o f by Published every Friday at Blanding, Utah I V Cox PUBLISHER Second Class Postage Paid U. S. Chamber Utah of Commerce Hears B.Y.U. Head WASHINGTON, May 1 A Utah educator told the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Monday that the tragedy of our time is that during the last 30 years we have fast adopted the ornaments and shackles of an illfare state. DR. ERNEST L Wilkinson, president of Brigham Young University, addressed the opening session of the chambers annual conference here. He made a strong plea lor a reDeal of turn to the hands-of- f in matters of the national economy. He praised President Kennedy's inaugural remark about Ask not what the country can do for you ask what you can do for the country. T)R. WILKINSON contended. however, that since the administration has proposed 16 Government programs which onfer. special privileges or grant governmental bounties to various segments of our society. such as federal aid to teachers, increased subsidies to farmers, higher minimum wages ar d increased unemployment henefits to laborers, medical care to the aged, increased federal housing for urban dwellers, etc., etc. REFERRING to the Democratic Party platform as Marxist, the speaker recommended pre-Ne- at B landing, w six courses of action to preserve free enterprise: 1. Accept the Presidents "ask not philosophy and reject his legislative program. 2. IF WE ARE going to criticize government handouts for the other fellow, we' must not ourselves sup at the public trough. 3. Business must spend more money to promote free enterprise through chambers of comrrierre and tiade associations, to match the efforts of labor unions which promote the regimentation of our economy. 4. ELIMINATE the double which imprisons businessmen for conspiring to fix prices and at the same time encourage and promotes unions who conspire to fix wages. 5. Stimulate the economy standard with tax reforms that encourage capital investment; eliminate union restrictions on free- dom of occupation; end rigid wage and price strait jackets conand question long-tertracts with annual wage-cos- t increases regardless of productivity; increase innovation and international trade. 6. INSIST ON more widespread teaching of free" enterprise doctrine in high schools and colleges. that easily-understo- ! sclenoe od of a mechanism The community providing every possible BraBeos Tube 2nd at Fort Leins Meat Juan San The took Bronoos at the invitational held last Saturday second place track meet in Durango Durango took Other teams entered Bloomfield Methodist Dove Creek Montioello Lawrence first were Mission Moab and was Guymon Bronoo team with 3 Individual First plaoe wins s 100 yard dash 440 yard run and broad Jump will be at ths The Bronoos Regional May 12th. track meet in Dragertan First plaoe winners at this meet will qualify for entrance at the State LAST WEEK WINNERS event winners will also be go to San Juan School Music FestiCounty High val will ba held in Montioello Wednesday and in Blending Thursday of next weak Oh tha program both nights will be numbers by the combined '.bands and choruses of the two sohools Starting time is set for GBS8U3 8AH THEATRE ex-o- els 0 Fri ft Sat May 5 ft 6 mr AKD2ET 1BI HAPPIIST SHOT T0WH tarring U DEADLINE FOR CONCERT TICKETS Opportunity to get tickets for next season's oonoert series DROIT KAY! Huaymiimi Mon-Tue-- will expire FREE LUBE JOB V. OTAET OBTAINING SAN JUAN plus ranous fdoutieo fuels pn entitled to Are for Everybody MAY 8 SHOWING AT THE Seoond plaoe if their State o third, annual The reoord seoond plaoe winners, from the Uintah Division Winners get 10 gallons HUBST OIL C utility and 3RD ANNUAL SAN JUAN MUSIC FESTIVAL SET FOR NEXT WEEK Want-Ad- s REGISTER YOUR LICENSE NUMBER FREE EACH WEEK AT is a fine yet community convenience for its people A watch is not Just a collection of little wheels and springs and pawls. Nothing, not even a little grain of sand has any business in that watch that is not in full harmony with and So also with the. contributing to the business of keeping time true and genuine community; nothing has any business there that is not helping the machine to function Anything that is hina as nuisance dering should be removed There are towns where many of the young people and some of the older people regard their surroundings as something to be They feel no obligation exploited for .their own selfish gnin to preserve nor to add to the utilities of their town They are termites gnawing away at the vital substanoe on which only their dwelling place can become what the homes of intelligent No gathering of predaoious elements beings can and ought to be Eaoh one can look forth to ary futupe they devour one another as he exults on having stolen a maroh on the town fails to see that he has stolen a march on himself and all his neighbors are marching in on him and the Inevitable end is ruin star of the m memgaswith msr o ds Cortez Bronco 1 5, 1961 month Hunt . May the 14th of this according to Mrs Myrtle Mrs Hunt ohairman for i s ticket sales Bland ing and has a helping her tioket sales committee is com- house-to-hou- se The campaign wkins Inez Conposed of Macy Maria Latham LaVee Redd way Doris Mat- - Pearl Bayles, Adams Dora (fright Marion Jones Rtva Redd Mrs Ray Gaboon Joe Hunt and Mr and Mrs Bryan Jensen Mrs Hunt advises those whe are not that they from her contacted may personally obtain tiokets , Concerts are held winter in Montioello during thi . 8-9- PAY -10 er EE ! aotlon violenoe exoltement starring ERNEST BORGNINE comnlttee of twelve in a Wed SI JUris (Mhlflnjr ickit Thu-Fri-Sat-- May (0 o Mon 11-12-1- 3-15 SUCH ON SUN1UT) World of Snzie Wong starring WILLIAM HOLDEN & NANCY COXDFFICE OPH1S KHAN 7:40 j |
