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Show More KANOSH News pSH Students h me fivm 'school recently have been: Loralee Lawson, Pamela Hosier, Brenda Johnson, Debra Hatton, Tanya and Frank Paxton. Brent and JoAnn Lawson & babies were over from Richfield to spend Sunday. Preal and Art ernes la George, Manti, visited over the week end recently. Guests of the Willard were daughters, Arlene and Mel Seright, Tooele, Anita and Terry Higgs, also Tooele. Dathel served dinner Sunday in honor of Lorraine's birthday, at which Melvin and family also were present. Guests of the Rex Ilutchin-son-s were Broze and Beth Hutchinson, Provo; Raymond Hutchinson and friend fwm American Fork. Rex and Nina visited Karl and Helen In Beaver. Grace Staples spent a week In Richfield with her daugnter Fae Starr and family, and they brought her home. Weekend guests of Forest & Norma Paxton were dauguter-In-laColleen, her daughter Shirleen and family, son Gail, wife and daughter and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Whitaker, her sister and hushand, B wntiful visited Nora Price & sons and other relatives. Wlxi-take- LITTER Member of Industry' Preentlon Lit-f- er Task Force hnw Governor Calvin L. Rampton some material being used In Industry' fight against litter. Task Force member ehm.-with the Governor are, from Couples Move to SL Area i. Edwin Ura, newly fleeted member of the Executive Committee of the American Dairy AfMOclntlon nationally. Edwin Ure Elected to ADA MAIMI BEACH, FLA- ,- -Announcement was made at the annual meet Ingot the American Dairy' Association of the election of J. Edwin Ure as a member of the Executive Committee of ADA nationally. Mr. Ure Is presently serving as president of the American Colo., Utah, Uyo., Idaho and Montana. The Executive Committee Is the topranking organization In ADA and Is charged with policy making for the entire produce body. In commentbig onhlselectlon Mr. Ure said: "1 feel that the future looks extremely bright for the dairymen of the nation Dairy Association of Utah. and I feel exceptionally forBoth ADA organizations ate tunate to also be representing producer - controlled, owned U, e dairy producers of Utah. and operated. We have our work cut out for Mr. Ure's election to the us In overcoming the inroads Committee a ill Involve rewhich dairy substitutes have C made on the dairy Industry. sponsibilities In the Region area, which comprises the Mr. Ure ts a large producer states of New Mex., Arlz., In Kamas, Utah. FORCE TASK PREVENTION Blanche George drove to the Salt Lake area Monday to help their d i ugh ter, Deanna Hurst, and husband get settled In a new home In Sandy. Madge Johnson and daughter Ann worp i sait 1nk, t0 hr,p their son and brother, Farrell Johnson and family, get They moved from Lx Angelos to Salt Lake C3ty. ect-tl.'- d. News of Ramon Warners Ramon and E3ois Warner and family spent Easter week end In Fillmore and Kanosh. Ramon is Production Grm-t- r Manager for a modular construction comTv.ny In Free-por- t, Utah, which is six miles southwest of their home In Sunset. Tawnya is attending Weber College. the left, ,Iuhn C. Cnmnbell, State Dlrertur, I. S. It rower Asn., Rlehnrd Cnreetlu, Sccrctm v, T'tah Sort Drink Bottler Asn.. and Grortre Sanborn, I'tnh Rninch ManaGin Co. ger. Owcn-Ill!nLarge TIGHT UTTER" de- - for dellvt.y trucks a well as bumper sticker and car trash receptacle are among material .ed Inby alt contalnor-or.dustrie to help curb care-l- e consumer disposal habit. cal ted o. Graduate Student Has Cancer Clinic Saturday Straight As At Ephraim, Utah Cancer Detection Clinic offering free physical examinations for women will be held Saturday, April 21th, by the American Cancer Society. The team of volunteer doe-tor-s and nurses will be directed by Dr. V. Kn x Fitzpatrick, a Salt Lake surgeon and member of the Board of Directors. The clinic will be in the Ephraim Junior High School, 151 South Main. Registratin will be from 10 a m. to 3 p m. DELTA BANK To HOLD A oxi-duct- Alan Trimble, Salt Lake City, visited overnight Friday with Ben and Lau-- a his pirent. Trimble. He is graduate stud- and Is working for his M.isters ent at thee University of Utah degree In Geo. Physic. Although the graduate sctrl not list hmor students. do. Alan has had straight "A" for loth the fall and winter quarters. 1 Indian and Polynesian Groups to Entertain SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH A unique gathering of pro-f- e slonal and new talent In dancing and singing, reprefrom senting Indian trlt North a J South America, and Polynesian groups from the Pacific Islands wUl prevent a colorful program In the Valley Music llall, Friday, April 23rd with two performance beginning at 7:30 p.m. and 0:13 p.m. The show Is part of the A Y'outh Confereme of The Church of Jovus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, AprU 23-- 23 tn the Salt i'alare (Sat.) and the Talernacle (Sun.). Througliuut the evening numerous entertainers that base performed In music halls for International television and radio, will display their var led talents In Opera select Ions, Flamenco dancing and gullar playing, comedy acts and classical instrumental num- bers. This wUl be the firs! lime In tho nation's history where three major cultural groups wUl join In presenting in the fine arts their re ertlro cultural groups. Ihu featured Among slated for tin extrasa-ganr- .a will U the "I AMANITi; enter-tabim- repr-sentt- ont ng I GI.N t.HATP iN.' Thl a highly talented group of young American Indians from various tribes wUi do a variety of comedy skits, dance minders from musical hit, andiopular vocal selu t Ion. The o young eoplo w! attend BYU have taken various tours and plan this summer to tour visiting go on a Indian reservalknis and projecting a new dimension In tho area of fine art for American ten-sta- le Indians, CHURCH C onzales, Rolondo Lima, Peru, an accomplished opera Singer who has audit lined for the San Francisco Opera Company, will sli.g selections that have made him popular In his native country as a pro-f- o slonal opera singer. A beautiful Flamenco danrer, E stela Dolenar, from Mendoza, Argentina, will do therm bantMis ing Flamenco dance. ha Dolonar danci d profes-skmal- ly for several years and has performed thrnugimut Argentina ami for the Aim rban Field bervh e In Calif, flan 1'ron m, who has n ado five mayor recordings, will Sliglng some of Ids originals that have made him a recording artist In well-know- -)-- ? HEWS FIRST WARD DINNER MONDAY NIGHT Tlie Fillmore First Wml will their aim i d Dinner on The M'Cndiy. April 2l, 1971 lel.es Will Stall serv.Iin at G 00 v m. hi Id dent. In July of 1948, Commercial Bank of Del' was consolidated wtth the Commercial Banks of Spanish Fork, Nephl, Payson and Hober to form Commercial Bank of Utah. Otis W'alch was named manager of the Delta offhe and FerrL. A. luwll, present First Serurtty Bank manager, was assistant manager. Commercial Rank of t'tah continued to operate In Delta until 1936 when the hanking system was merged wtth First Security Rank of Utah, N. A., ami formed the Southern Division of the First SeeurUy organization. bread you baked for our bake , thU wid" sale wgg .out for taste, and sold out right away, again thanks to you! si regard to future ed-i- n their v le. They are try lug to raise funds In at Ion of 1 rartteed This is our finest interior latex, at a price you won't be able to resist The new vinyl acrylic latex formula guarantees Satin Plus to cover any color, any surface in one coat. Dries .saints. All proceeds fortliO stu'w will go Into the siholarshlp assistance fund that will Isiumier tho direction of the UvS Church. Tlie general public Is Invited. BARN & FENCE PAINT " for kitchens, baths woodwork, furniture Covers in One Coat. GUARANTEED! Mrcoior Bii feed Mock S Fence Pern, it tree Hon. nee. In there er too shedes ol nch rod iti.il ledmf end the white elert Without yefknnng ktnel tor fools, Mios cnbs. sheds or lor fences p.fnnts to it t Ml. Ic ute S399 REG. 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A Tem-Ple.S- our finest interior SAVE $1.00 ON EVERY GALLON vw sub-mttt- Guaranteed One Coat Both .. baste ARNIVAL h'le - the AINT n t v.v shoulder patches; therefore, shape shiuld be round, square, rectangular, shield or state map. Artists may select the melllum they Is appropriate for their thbik Resources. artwork should lie Because of this new title, design; the Division wUl adopt a new approximately six Inches In Us longest demenslon. emblem for shoulder patches The winning and equipment Identification. design will be selected by a commtttee of The Division announces a public contest, open to all artists art and wildlife authorities. and art students, for the purDeadline for entries Is May 13, 1971. Entries should be pose of selecting a new design ed for the Division of Wildlife to: Edwin V, Rawley, Utah Division of Fish and Resources. The selected design wlllbe Game, 1596 We 4 North alt used primarily for uniform Lake Cliy. Utah. 84116. Millard Hteb Band Members herns gutters g tenners Man has donated much of Ms pro' 'eds to help hundreds of orphan children In Korea where he served In llm Army in 'C7. Arlene Williams, a Navayo Indian from Arizona wti has had nun h su i ess In rei ordlng lisness, will sng a few of her original ballad. deph ting Indian life, Arh no Is i ut r ntly making another r"ord wlihh she hoi's to have out soon. Thu pntjmse of the extravaganza devi Io wt through the deep rein ern of these i ultural Recent legislation passed by 39th Utah Legislature the off Ically changed the name of the Division of Fish and Game to the Division of Wildlife OUR HATS OFF to YOU. GRAND OPENING The grand opening of the new First Security Bank building In Delta on Saturday, May 1, marks another milestone In the long history of banking In Delta. Bank officials are planning open house to celebrate the completion of the building from noon to 4:00 p.m. Formal banking came to Delta In 1913 when the Delta State Bank ojened Us doorsfor business. James A. Melville was President and Frank A. Beck-wSr., served as cashier. In 1919, the First National Bank commenced operations wUh Frank Copening, President and J. B. Chrlsterson, cashier. This building was eventually destroyed by fire. First National Bank closed Us doors tn 1922 and Delta Bank ceased business four years later. Another bank, Millard State Bank's Pahvant Valley branch, also operated In Delta for a brief period before closing. The Richfield Commercial Savings Bank opened on Sept. I, 1939 In the Kelly Building. Otis Walch was Cashier and Reed Starley his assistant. This bank was acquired by the late P. P. Thomas and on June 3, ID4G the Commercial Bank of Della commenced business In Ihe same building. Mr, Pratt Thomas was president and his son, Max Thomas, vice presi- To Wildlife Division Ckonged w Uh The "LAMAMTE (.IMRATlOy, a talented group of Young American Indians American pcrlormcn at will be among the outstanding Indian, FoUncuan, and the A alley Music Hall Iridav, April 23. The iJiow it part of the All laimamlc youth of Jesui Christ of lattrfday Aaints April 2 2a. conference of The rs & GAME 9.99 fiwhHrxeoe me w |
