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Show THE SOUTHERN Page Four July 1, 1976 fnprpiiTO Fredonia women Winners posted in Thunderbird Scotch Double play Xm iZi AMENDED NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CONSTRUCT SEWER IN KANAB, UTAH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of Kanab, Utah of the intention of such council to make the following described Improvements In a Special Improvement District hereinafter to-w- it: CITY SEWER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 1 1976. The construction of a sewer In that subdivision located in the City of Kanab known as Vermillion Heights Subdivision 1 and In particular along 330 North Street and 250 East Street to service lots one to five of block "C and lots 5 to 8 of Block The work shall Include all work necessary to Install the sewer and its connection with the existing Kanab City Sewer System. The estimated cost to be paid by the property owners In District No. 1 is $10,000.00. The property owner's portion of the costs and expenses of the proposed Improvements shall be levied upon the lots and parcels of land fronting or abutting the streets of the above described subdivision, such property to be assessed according to the frontage of each parcel of property on the streets of the subdivision. All protests and objections to proceeding with such Improvements or to carrying out of such Intentions, must be filed In writing with the Kanab City KANAB "B. Recorder on or before 5:00 p.m. on July 6, 1976. Such protest shall include a description of the property affected and shall be signed by the legal owners of said property. The Kanab City Council, at Its regular meeting at the hour of 8:00 p.m. on July 13, 1976 will consider the proposed Improvements and hear and consider such protests and objections as may have been filed prior to the time specified. By order of the City Council of Kanab City, Utah. DATED tills 8th day of June, TO WATER NOTICE J. Mark 447, Page, filed with Appl. No. USERS Holmes, P.O. Box Arizona 86040, has the State Engineer to 46412 appropriate 2.0 sec. ft. of water in Kane County. The water Is to be diverted fromal2-lnchwel- l, 800 ft. deep at a point N. 1270 ft. and W. 718 ft from SE Cor. Sec. 33, T42S, R1W, SLB&M, (near old Adalrvllle); and used from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31 for the domestic purposes of one family, stockwatering of 150 cattle; and used from Mar. 1 toNov. and used from Mar. 1 to Nov. 30 for the irrigation of 74.0 acs. In E12SE14 Sec. 33, T42S, R1W, SLB&M. Protests resisting the granting of this application with reasons therefor must be filed In duplicate with the State Engineer, 442 State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114, on or before July 31, 1976. (89-124- 4) Dee C. Hansen State Engineer in Southern Utah Published News June 17, 24 and July 1, 1976. HAUAD NEWS NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Casey Davis (Monica) from Flagstaff are visiting here with her grandparents, the Doyle Smiths, and other relatives In this area and her other grandparents, the Myron Browns of Hurricane; also visiting the parks In southern Utah. FtEDS - SEEDS - FLOUR nd TACK SADDLES GROOMING NEEDS - HORSE TRAILERS PICKUP RACKS bCJUttr&t PORTABLE CALF HORSE STALLS & CORRALS CHUTES TABLES WATERERS FEEDERS Keith McAllister, City Recorder Published In Southern Utah Julyl Hamblin Feed 644-511265 Mobile Homes - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Rex Crofts, doing business at Orderville, claims storage and repair and which affect the following described 1963 Pon Gran Prix VIN9G357979. Said liens were Incurred In the amount of $500.00 for storage provided by said lienholder at the request of the Kane County Authorities: that the last known owner of said vehicle Is unknown; IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned will sell said vehicle to the highest and best bidder for cash at open bidding and at public auction on Saturday, the 10 day of July, at 10:30 a.m. at the place of business of Rex Crofts, Order- ville. DATED this 28th day of June, 1976. (S gd.) Norman Swapp Norman Swapp Kane County Sheriff by K. Roger Smith, Deputy in Southern Utah Published July 1 and 8, 1976. Auto - E. 100 N 6 KANAI, UTAH Bonds - Animal Ranch Liability Hard to Place Insurance of All Kinds: Flood, Earthqake, Personal - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Robert Ramsey, doing business at Mt. Carmel Jet. (Ramsay Bros. American) claims storage and which affect the following described 1939 Ford Coupe Vln Said liens were Incurred In the amount of $3,000.00 for storage provided by said lienholder at the request of the Kane County Authorities: that the last known owner of said vehicle is unknown; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned will sell said vehicle to the highest and best bidder for cash at open bidding and at public auction on Saturday, the 10 day of July, 1976 at 10:00 p.m. at the place of business of Ramsay Bros. American, Mt. Carmel Jet. DATED this 25th day of June, 1976. I I LeRoy P. Judd, 644-278- Fredonia Women's Club Is raffling off a beautiful handcrafted rug from Lima, Peru. on scholarships at SUSC scholarships to State Coldisplay at attend Southern Utah Tickets can lege during the 1976-7- 7 school Dukes Clothing. year have been awarded 47 rebe purchased at the counter cent U tab high school graduates. The proceeds from the drawEach award Is for $300, three ing will go to Womens Club tuition at SUSC. quarters Drawing scholarship. nursing "Each recipient was chosen will be held July 5th. Winner for hisher high academic achneed not be present to win. ievement In high school and potential as an SUSC student, Run Jun2 24 and July 1st. John Q. Cannon, spokesman for the SUSC Scholarship Committee, said. We feel the scholarship winners will be a welcome addition to the SUSC student body and we congratulate them on PLUM STREET DECORATORS their preparation for a successful academic college exper21 at at June 5:30 the Monday, ience, Cannon said. home of John Hardy we made Among the recipients were flowers and woven baskets. In the following students from this one batch of frosting there was area: cayene pepper in it (guess who). Kanab High: Nlta Franklin, On Wednesday, June 23 at daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Doyle 1:00 at the home of Ammon Franklin, and Shelley Lawson, Johnson, we decorated some daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thodonuts and made flowers, and mas Lawson, Kanab. we also planned what we are Valley High: Carma Jack- going to do at the next meeting. son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reporter Jean Heaton Cleon Jackson, Glendale. rug is Full-tuiti- FRYING had Congratulations and thanks to Eva Goodall who retired Friday, June 25. Eva has worked at Barco for five years. The Sunshine Girls gave Eva a farewell party which Included cookies and Ice cream. Good luck, Eva. The following employees are on vacation this week: Cleora Bayles will spend her vacation In the Northwest; Elda Henderson to Boulder Mountain; Venna Haynes will spend some time at Nephi and Delta at a family reunion and later visit Hogle Zoo at Salt Lake City; Ellen Jackson will spend her vacation at her mountain home. Velma Pratt will spend her vaRuth cation at Lake Tahoe. Mason, Mary Ann Haskle, Wyn ema Tsosle, Arda Vee Henrle, Veda Cluff and Ann Anderson are Included. Alice Scribner and Ann White are out to have surgery. The following returned from gm mm mm mm mm Washington and Kyle Shumway from Salt Lake City. Our warmest welome to Patricia Lynn Know Is, who Is our new employee. Best wishes to Phyllis Stevens who Just became an aunt for the fourth time with the help of Betty Allison who was born June 15. Arda Vee Henrle helped Phyllis celebrate by going to the Grand Canyon. Last but not least, a very special thanks to Ginger Burns and Lois Chaplin who donated their lunch break to plant some cucumbers to add to the scenery at Barco. Not only were we proud of these two ladles but they were proud of themselves and set each other up for an ice cream at the Kaibab Fountain. And In closing, the ladles of Barco just want to say. . . We Love you Americal m m mm mm mm m mm mm mm mm mm wm 1 july Little League Baseball, Fredonia at Valley Legion at Lions, both 6 p.m. J I Fire Department Meets, Firehouse, 7:30 p.m. July3 - AA & meeting, Library Clubroom, 8 Little League, Lions at Legion, Valley at Fredonia, both 6 p,m, July 5 1 Kanab's Bicentennial celebration, 9:30 a.m. july Report they are: President, Patty - p.m-- I 10 p.m 7 a.m. .to 2 p.m. Bookmobile, Elementary School enter cates in the community calendar please before Monday a.m.) Fred Biueck, 1 home of our leader Janice Wat-ti- er. We elected officers then Vicepresident, Myr-- na Michelson; Secretary, Dan-et- te Frost; Songleader, Amy Bamson; Activities, Cathy Cram and Marcy McAllister. Reporters, Michele Wattier, trips: Annette McAllister from Kane County Area Community Calendar Police OBJECTS couple of weeks ago we our first meeting at the A on on UJ.O.S - UNIDENTIFIED and IlTo 1 644-523- Robinson; PRAISE TO GOD FOR AMERICA Lisa Honey and Dena "Our fathers God. ..to Thee we sing! This last line of the song, America, which begins with thoughts addressed to our beloved nation Itself, must inevitably direct our praise to the God who gave us our great heritage. "Honor to whom honor Is due" might well be the text of our Bicentennial celebration. Much Is being done to bring into the limelight forgotten or little-knopeople who served significantly in the establishment of our nation, as well as Norman S. Swapp, reviewing with gratitude the contributions of more noted inKane County Sheriff, We should never dividuals. by Deputy Benny Riddle take for granted our debt to Published in Southern Utah them. Naturally we would not carry News July 1 and 8, 1976. this honor to the degree of hero worship. Neither should we go along with the "debunkers" and professional detractors who would besmirch the reputations of outstanding national figures. .People., of special honor are "ftlr game for scandal mongers who apparently cant stand It to leave unsmeared a charac- WEATHER wmis. the officers are our group. Ve decided that everyone would have a job. Last week we had our second meeting at Amy Bamsons house and had a We made evMexican fiesta. from top to bottom, erything even our own taco shells and when we were all through, we never thought making Mexican food would be so hard. Anyway, at least everyone learned a lot. Next week well meet at 65 house and have a Japanese dinner. All Dan-6(1- Reporter Michele BETSY ROSS STITCHERS The "Betsy Ross Stitchers held their third 4-- H meeting of the summer, June 24, 1976 In the Valley Home Ec Room. Cheryl Lamb gave a demons- tration on "good posture and how good posture can lead to good health and beauty. Each of the group have started a summer sewing project and have planned a summer of funl The following items have been reported by the Kanab City Police Department during the past two weeks, according to Chief Bruce Bunting: r KANAB'S TOP I ticket for speeding, 45 in 35 zone. 2 tickets for speeding, 50 In 35 zone. 1 ticket for failure to stop for stop sign. 1 ticket for following too close. 3 tickets for expired registrations. 1 ticket for failure to stop for pedestrian. 2 tickets for no drivers license. 1 attempted burglary Investigated. 1 investigation on destruction of private property. 4 dog complaints Investigated. 3 accidents Investigated. St 1 summons served for doing St business without a city license. 1 civil complaint Investigated. 2 persons arrested for Illegal 1 I 1 3 arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol. arrested for resisting arrest. arrested for public i) ) Priced to Sell Immediately ! ! J 1 J- - Ranch Home, 3 yrs. old, large kitchen and lovely dining room; large living I' I room, 3 bedroom, 1 4 bath, upstairs J wood fence on corner lot, JJ laundry, full basement, cooler, dishwasher and 1'J J disposal. i See us today on this low, low price! 3-- ay I 1 J VALUES! t consumption of alcohol. rV 1 ) J ) STEVE BARON BATES HUFFMAN i 1 MARY WEIR PROPERTIES I I I INOaRPORATXD 644-260-6 30 West Center f"y y if y I ' . 4 - i , ter Liability, Ranch Building, Fire. t full-tuiti- beautiful rug Fred Wright Sr. from Cedar City and Diane F ranklin, Kanab, combined to shoot a 74 and win the Thunderbird Scotch Double Golf Tournament. Scoring was fairly even for the first four places. Gary Tom and Mary Ann Swapp took second with a 77; Ted Atherley and Jean Glazier third with a 78 and Doyle Swallow and Carol Penney shot 80 for fourth. Other local golfers whose scores will not be posted were Owen and Rita Johnson, George Kirby and Ilene Anderson, Tim Carroll and Lynn Bailey shot the lowest score for one hole. They got a 2 on tough No. 6 when Lynn confidently stroked In a fifteen foot putt after a fine drive by Tim. Paul Swapp and Ann Elliott got the booby prize for their fine play. In a driving contest after the tournament, Garth Penney hit the longest ball. Ted Atherley was second and George Kirby was a distant third. There will be some kind of tournament every Saturday throughout the summer so all Interested golfers be there by 10:00 Saturday mornings. The Club Championship tourney will be held July 17th and 18th. BARKS from BARCO Local students get away giving The NOTICE OF SALE ON FORECLOSURE OF LIEN 1976. News June 10, 17 and 24, and 8, 1976. notice of sale on foreclosure of lien NOTICE July 1, 1976 Page Four NEWS UTAH 9 JUDD INSURANCE AGENCY jttMMMMMMMM4 higher than their own. We would do well to leave enshrined in the "Hall of Fame those persons whose worth has been well attested. George Washington said, "It is not possible to rightly govern a people without God and the Bible." And he was joined by many early national leaders in sentiments of like nature. Their appeal for wisdom and guidance was to the God OF the Bible. Like the ancient prophets, they recognized the sovereignty of the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. "The God of Our Fathers New early FOR SALE American maple, full-size FOB SALE bed. Red worms FOR SALE fish bait, 100 plus for $1.00. Beesleys, 90 E. 200 N., 643-271- Fredonia, Arlz. F26rc 6, M27rc Kanab. FOR SALE 1972 TraveL. FOR SALE 4 cyL Hercules Power Plant $800.00 or offer. Also 1950 ton dump truck Chev Box 90, $850.00 or offer. Kanab. J24p 73 Nova, low FOR SALE automatic mileage, 350, trans., with air, good gas mileage, excellent condition. M6rc urban air condition, front and rear. A- -l condition. Clean, Inside and out. Ph. (Ro.l4:12). 2 used, color, FOR SALE console T.V.s and 1 used 18 Inch color portale. Will sell lor trade-i- n value. Call Kanab Interiors, FOR SALE Bam lumber, old lumber and timbers. Call or call Dr. Aiken, Jl-at Heritage House. j j ! REPORT to 36.00. MARKET: Higher. CATTLE: Baby calves 15.00 to 62.00 per head. Cows - canners -Cutters 19 to 23, Utility Commercial 24 to 31.10, Bulls 35 to 38.00. Choice 300-4F'eeder Cattle: Steers 44 to 47,00, Heifers 35 to 37.00; 400-5Steers 43 to 46.50, Heifers 34 to Steers 42 to 36.00; 500-646.00, Heifers 34 to 36.00, . 600-7Steers 40 to 41.00, Heifers 32 to 36.00. Hols-teiWeight 500 Steers 32 to 35.00, 700 Steers 33 to 36. GENERAL COMMENT: No sale July 3rd. Horse sale 10th. Sale very active. I July Good buyer activity. 900 hd. Have a Happy and Safe Inde- pendence Day weekend. Sows-Boa- 31 rs er, I 00 00 00 644-51- 16. Carlo FOR SALE - make reasonable offer. Ask for Scott. 71 Monte I I I MET JOHNSON 586-931- j I 2 Auction Consignment or Field Buying SALE EVERT SATURDAY at 1 pm. We can freight your cattle 586-931- 2 643-57- J24-J1- FOR SALE Dry Plnyonplne wood for fireplace, and Franklin stove. Guaranteed to burn. You caU - we haul. Buck Croft, Long 2. Jlrc Valley, FOR SALE 450 Honda, new motor, chopped, $500. Check at Clark Standard Station or contact Scott Harper. wood-burni- F12rc 5? Jlc 6. One M6rc 644-52- Jlp 644-54- 644-24- 22 SAVE FOR SALE Trailer, two bunks, bedrooms, built-i- n Box 3 x 40, fully carpeted. save money You can on car, truck and equipment tires if you by them at. . . . TIRE SHOP VIPS Doyle "Vlp Franklin 407 East 100 So. - Kanab 644-50- Glendale, Ph. 1972 Chev Sub- 8p Fredonia property for sale In city limits, two lots 100 x 100, acre lot, commercial property. Financing can be arranged. Contact Carol Bamson, Kanab, JlOrc Utah 85, ng 648-249- FOR SALE 644-508- 31. J17-J8- C 644-26- Ph. 644-24- 54 M13rc FOR SALE Two view lots, Kanab Creek Ranchos. Water, power and telephone avM6rc ailable. 644-523- 5. request. 23 ft. puU trailer, air brakes, duels, both axles, stake holes, $750. Call Dave Shrum, collect. Jl-8- c or FOR SALE 1966 Dodge 8, ton crew-ca- b, P.W., $900.00. FOR SALE By owner, Lot Cottonwood Estates. Ben HambUn. Jlrc .12, 644-51- 1954 Chev FOR SALE school bus converted to camper. Also used Wards grin- der, motor driven, grinds com, wheat, etc. $40.00. Mo3. tor not included. J 24 --Jlc 644-564- FOR SALE 1972 Kawasaki 100 Motorcyde, 1641 original miles, 644-506- J24-J- lp 7. ) Fon ncfii( 1961 Int. on steel truck, ft. 20 and grain bed, stock racks, $1600.00. ton 1961 GMC 1- -12 16 ft. steel bed, stock truck, rack, Bam, 543-27- Fredonia, Arlz. M6rc SALE 1973, 12x60 Governor mobile home, two bedrooms, fireplace, full 7. skirting, contact M27rc Mobile Home FOR SALE 12 x 60. 1973 Fleetwood, Take over payments of $93J)9 M27rc a month. FOR 1 Eagle Claw, new, never been used, $500.00. 2 metal for pellets, used only 2 years, $500.00 each. Office space FOR RENT 644-24- 43. J23rc 644-51- 96, Jl-8- 644-52- c apartment. FOR RENT Two-bedro- Jlc 644-23- Dry storage, 10 x 30, could be used for small workshop. Contact Martin Real Estate, Kanab, 1. Alrc Utah, 644-212- ) GEnUtC0G 643-55- 40. Older type FOR SALE brick house. Three bedroom, I bathspartlal unfinished basement, 200 x 88 lot. Zoned bus., close both schools, Ph. Also New icrflan gold carpet, 10x14 J24-J1560.00. 1.303-985-36- 5C FOR SALE 300 gal. tank, J24rc Red worms FOR SALE fish bait, 100 plus for $1.00. Baby rabbits for sale. Orders taken for fryers, deUvered when ready. Beesleys, 90 E. 200 N., Kanab, FOR SALE 644-505- 7. M27rc One purebred, Hereford bull. Good milk strain. Contact Burton Banks, Ph. 644-26- Kanab. Jlp t from Barco. ) Shoe repair at Shop, across D4rc ( WANTED Would like an old, WANTED piano. used, upright 644-275- 2. SERVICES Blue printing and drafting supplies. John or Judy Nelson, Kanab Creek M25rc 7. Drive. 644-516- SHARP-AL- L SERVICES Shop. Hand saws, Circular saws, scissors. See Hap or Larry Leavitt, OLD Indian WANT TO BUY blankets, rugs, Jewelry, bask-et- c, etc. CaU coUect or write C. Trott, 1946 Airfield, 86401. Kingman, Az. Jlrc WANTED Used bunk beds with mattresses. Have Early bed to American fuU-sltrade or wlU pay cash. ze 644-57- 02. J24rc WANTED To rent Home, Apt. and storage bldg. Prefer aU electric, Kanab area. 6. Box 90, Kanab. 673-910- J24-J- 8p I HELP wnflTED WANTED Honky-ton- player two night a 2. k wee. piano CaU Jlrc HELP WANTED Cooks, cabin maids, waitresses and nurses aides in Kanab. CaU Utah State Employment Of8. fice In Kanab, S18rc 644-588- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Tremendous opportunity. Promised Land Publication that produces Illustrated Book of Mormon, New Testa- 644-542- 644-55- SERVICES Freds Barber 644-272- FOR RENT self-feede- CaU John Vaughn, 644-22- J26rc 644-248- 1. $800.00. CB Radios In FOR SALE stock, also antennas and accessories. Goodall Products, repairs: Washers, Dryers, etc. Furnace dean-ln- g' and repair. Carpet and Upholstery cleaning. Dry Foam method. Paul Prls-bre- y, F20rc Ph. FOR RENT Fork lift, 4000 lb. capadty - $12,50 per hr-- 2 hour minimum. Bargain V-- 34 Household SERVICES Jl-2- 2c available in Kanab. 648-23- 00 ns: lte Camper, like new; 2 horse cab-ov- er pick-u- p racks, sliding door and ramp. Call 12 FOR SALE AUCTION SUMMARYDATED JUNE 26, 1976. SHEEP: Fat Lambs 45 to 47.50, Slaughter Lambs 45 to 47.50, Feeder Lambs 43 to 45.00, Slaughter Ewes 15.00 p.h. to 32.00 Steady. pJu MARKET: HOGS: Block 46 to 52.00 CWT, Feeders 42 to 46.00, Weiners 28 to 35.-45.- 00 per hd. Wood-chipp- FOR SALE black mare. Cedar City "UNEVA" Livestock Auction MARKET I 4 SALE New fabrics now In stock, by the yard and by the pound. Butterlck patterns. Goodall Products, eFOR (Isa.45:21,22) is the title of a message to be given by Pastor Russell Taft at First Baptist Church on July 4. This service at 11:00 a.m. follows Bible School set for 10:00. Other meetings are at 7:30 p.m. Sum-daand 8:00 p.m. Wednesday. Them, SPECIAL for two weeks - Vacation Bible School for boys and girls, ages four to fourteen, beginning at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, July 6. The survival of our nation rests upon the attitude of our people toward "the old meeting of our basic faith. Ahouse ttendance is a vote for the continuance of Gods work; absence is a thumbs down signal! "So then everyone of us shall give account of himself to God y M J24rc 644-57- FOR SALE 2,000 gal. water tank, excellent condlUon, rails for truck mount, $500,00. 280 gal. aluminum tanks, good for hading stock water, $65. 3 HP Compressor with 80 gal. tank. $350. 5 HP Compressor with tank and rebuUt unit, $550. Motorola HI & Lo Band Base station with mike, $175. 40 x 40 clean span steel buUding, $3,750. Large am. ount of steel and channel iron, 4 - 24 price on 644-26- 00. Ml8rc Licensed child SERVICES See Edith Archer, Kanab Creek. CaU between 8 and 9 a.m. care. ment and Church History, has now produced a marvelous Dram-Na- rr Book of Mormon tape which compUments the Ulust rated Book of Mormon, We need someone In your town to contact those who have purchased the Book of Mormon. ExceUent service opportunity, plus earning Guarantee or opportunity. or commission, part-tie, men or women MaU Inquiry to 3356 South State St., Salt Lake City, 7. 84115, or caU fuU-tlm- 486-548- J24-J- lc 644-51- J24-J8- p Guaranteed SERVICES watch repairs, Kanab Drug. J24rc HELP WANTED Motel maids. Contact Donna Beard, Treasure TraU Motel, Kanab, 844-26- M20rc |
