Show so BLANDING B L A N D I 1 N G 00 BOY SCOUTS EXPLORERS HAVE ENJOYABLE TIME two truck loads of blanding and grayson ward boy scouts and explorers enjoyed a wonder r outing at butler wash southwest southwest of bluff friday evening and sat arday the weather was just right according to scout leader glen Shurn shumway way it too cold or too toa hot and the ampon moon shone beautifully beau t all evening after supper prep prepared a red and enjoyed by the groups they had a program around the campfire lyman bayles doug galbraith and tex bradford took their oars loaded with people to spend the evenin evening 9 they took albert R lyman who entertained the boys with stories of early san juan and told of the bad men to roam this country and what happened to them also part of the evening program was a court of honor in which the boys received many promotions for foi their work dway ne bayles son calyman and dolores bayles and jimmy winters on of rowena winters were pre dented with star badges scout leaders nyal flander and aldean washburn are the scout men of the grayson ward about six thirty saturday am the boys parti participated cipa ted in a flag raising ceremony which was very impressive impre sive after breakfast they hiked in many directions glen shumway Shurn way took a truckload down the butler a little further to see a icae huge cave in that locality sev oral eral of of the boys encountered rati ile le snakes and porcupines but all had a lot fun and excitement at noon chev began their trip back to blanding FIRST TRIP ON SAN JUAN R VER TO START MAY ath frank wright and I 1 his alls group expect to start down the san juan river on their first 1953 boat trip monday may 4 there are sixteen people to go as passengers and they are a camera club from los angeles there will be five boatmen to man the five boats to carry the group the water as high as usual and not as high as they would like to have it be but mr wright thinks they wll have no trouble the only place their boats might have to be pushed a short distance is at piute diute farms and that be at all serious the trip will take 7 days KEITH SHUMWAY IN JAPAN keith shumway a son of mr and mrs arah shumway is stationed at japan at the present he is in the navy and works on a repair ship that travels in that vicinity he is expecting a week or ten day vacation soon and is hoping to see lamar wright during that time lamar ingoing is going to school in japan 2 at t the present NEW ARRIVAL A daughter arrived at the hospital in pacific grove cal april 26 for mr and mrs leonard hur st this is the first bab baby y in the family and ithe mother is the former helen redd grand parents who were waiting to hear the news were mr and mrs phil hurst and mr and mrs delbert redd it is the first grandchild for mr and mrs hurst and they feel that it is really worth the wait mrs hurst left thursday to go to Cali fronia to help welcome the new arrival WARNING FROM FIRE DEPT mr may says he wishes the women and children would noe not all rush to the fires as soon as the siren blows and if it continues some of them wil be present ed tickets it is not only dangerous for those people standing around but there are so many cars in the way that it is quite impossible for the t truck r uck to get close to lo the fire and a few seconds de da I 1 lay ay can mean quite a bit sometimes the brothers and sisters and children of mrs nora nielson gave a party for her in honor of her birthday april 27 at her home she was very much surprised and they spent an enjoyable evening together frank wright had his tape recorder with him arid and they listened to recorded music sung by darwin jones and organ solos played by marnie mamie adams lovely refresh ments were served A li light ht but welcome storm came to blanding tuesday am only 23 of an inch fell at that time but hopes are high that there there will be more guests at the home of mr and mrs frank wright monday were dr and mrs joseph eisaman they were returning from a trip to their children in calif and came by way of monument valley for a short visit the they y are from pittsburg pa and the dr has travelled on the river with frank and his workers coworkers co mr and mrs claude grow and son spent several days her here e last week mrs grow it is a sister to las la rene shepard martha caroll and chaancey and zenos black and mr grow is a nephew of lucy adams mr grow is abst postmaster at ogden and very busy so their stay was short they returned to their home sunday preston and emily redd are on a business trip to paradox and from there to rifle colo they expect to be gone several days john D and luela rogers received word recently of the arrival of a little grand daughter in missouri her parents are milton and wanda rogers and she has two brothers and a little ittle sister she was born april 24 the gene Blicken staffs combined I 1 business with pleasure on a recent trip to albuquerque I 1 thoy they visited with a niece and bought furniture for their new motels I 1 M mrs s veda williams I 1 was in in blanding one day last wk she met her husband harvey williams as he came from the elk mt range and they went to moab and provo kerm and helen redd ca came me in in from paradox monday on business and spent a few hours h 0 ons with their mothers and cami families lies UTAH PUBLIC assistance ROLLS MAY BE EXAMINED commencing tuesday may 12 1953 the public assistance payrolls of grand county and san juan counties may be examined by any bona fide taxpayer of the state of utah this is in compliance i with an act of the 1953 session of the utah state legislature changing the policy on confidentiality of welfare roll rolls iff T must be noted however that the only informs information tion made available to the public will be the recipients name his or her address and the amount of the grant lgrant any eligible person may make an examination of the rolls under the following restrictions 1 an affidavit must be signed on at a form to be provided by the welfare department certifying the following a that the signer is a bona tied fied taxpayer of the state of utah b that the signer has lived in the state for a period of at least one year c that any information obtained will not be used for commercial andor political purposes 2 A statement in writing tiner must be made of the reason for for the request also while the entire list may be examined exam med no written list may be made of names addres ss or amounts of grants A list is defined as more than one name or address APRON st OVERALL DANCE the apron and overall dance given by the dancing c club u b Satur saturday dav night was a very verv interesting affair and very well attended western decorations were used on the stage and as table decorations three of thee club ladies lenora marie jones and nina barton modeled period costumes from pioneer days not to be outdone by the ladies 4 of the men modeled some of the fashions from the roaring twenties baxter miller helmar john son tom jones and edway redd modeled a swimming suit refreshments fresh ments were served Commit itee mem ebers in char ge of the dance were lenora Himmel bergier nina barton marie jones iris barton fern wood vera hazelton and leona markosek |