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Show ; SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS Pago Four The Coconino Cafe opened its doors again last week after about 2 V4 months of being clcfsed. The cafe now belongs to Mr. and Mrs. Lenn McKinney who operated It under a lease last year, it was the only cate operating nere ana was sorely missed when it was Weekly News Release Corporation Plans Kanab Development from Your County Agent We sure had a noisv group have remodled The Rose D. Wayne , closed. McKinneys the Kitchen and the eating area last Thursday when 40 of our so all space can be utilized more Kane County leaaers met to ao some community planning. But for once a lot was accomDlished even though it sounded as fully. though everyone was talking at once. The group of 40 were broken into 5 groups with 8 in a group under the direction of a group leader. The groups were asked to consider three things 1. Problems our communities have in common, 2. Specific community problems in addition to the ones in common, and 3. How we might organize to solve these problems. Everyone was so interested in discussing these problems that it was hard to get them together again. A panel was formed by the group leaders and a discussion involving the audience brought out some additional problems and methods for solution. The group leaders who acted later as panel members were Harmon Steed, Byron Fisher, Cornell Chamberlain, Ivey Maxwell and Willard Esplin. I have summarized the findings of this group and elsewhere in this paper wou will find this summation. Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS dueto EXCESS ACID QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST Soil Conservation Stanley Malmborg, President of Industrial Films, Inc., of Salt Lake City is in Kanab this week looking after business matters of the Corporation. According to plans being formulated by the corporation, future developments by them here wiil soon be underway on several large projects that will be of great benefit to this area. The corporation also operates the Kanab Photo and Supply Co. which is located on first east third street between second-ansouth. d The Mayors of the various communities weretold that they should take the initiative of a community coordinating council. On this coodinating coucil they would have from each organization in their community. Let's take a theoretical example of how this council might help solve a specific problem Let's take the problem of lack of beautification in our communities. It might be decided to set up a' clean up week for that community. Assignments to coordinating council representatives might be as follows: School representative to have posters made up on display in business and areas; Church representative might have the assignment to have announcements made and encouragement given to paint and clean up during the clean up week; Town business representatives might have the assignment to contact all businessmen and encourage new y paint jobs and planting of and flowers where possible in the business 'district; Civic clubs representative might have the assignment to have civic and clubs donate paint; Church representatives might have the assignment to get clubs and scouts to paint ceme-tarfences, widows fences, help business men plant flowers, etc. Each group would need to report back on the progress they are making. This might be a good example but it shows how the coordinating council might tie the entire community together to solve a community problem. I hope that our Mayors will not rest until they have a functioning coordinating council and I hope the rest of us will give our active support to a program that will help bring to pass the worthwhile dreams we have for our communities. repre-senativ- es resi-dent- al shu-ber- ' Over five million packages of the WILLARD TREATMENT have been sold lor relief of symptoms of distress arising from Stomach and Duod.n.1 Ulcers due to Ex- Acid Peer Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach, Cass! ness. Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc., due to Eacass Acid. Ask for Willards Message" whlih fully explains this home treatment free at AMERICAN DAIRY ASSN. OF UTAH KANAB . DRUG 4-- H 4-- H CO. y Problem for all Utahns Abe Lincoln said, "Utah will yet become the treasure house of the nation." We have the potential, but development and excessive U. S. imports lags. World have cut metal prices while operating costs have risen. This resulted in curtailed production and mine shutdowns. In the past year there were 2000 lost jobs in Utah metal mines and primary processing, with a payroll loss of $10,100,000. This is a problem worthy of consideration by every Utahn. over-producti- UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION "From the earth comes an abundant life for all " Weekly Hews Holes By Earl SpentHove Last Friday, the Kane County ASC Committee held a meeting to discuss the conservation Reserve phase of the Soil Bank program. All agencies .concered and farmer groups were invited to the meeting. Those present were the ASC committee consisting of Donald Swapp and Mark Swapp of Kanab and Lawrence Esplin of- Orderville; and Alton Pugh of Glendale, office h manager. Jack Large of represented the Forest Service, Stanley Biggs of Alton the State Fish and Game, Wayne Rose of Kanab the Extension Service, and I represented the the Soil Conservation Service. From the information presented, it seems evident that the Conservation Reserve phase of the Soil Bank program is going to be carried on for some time. It Is also quite evident that there will be a few changes in the program every year, this year, we are hearing more about other pradtices under this program. These are planting of trees for woodlots or for Christmas trees and the planting of species that will give food and shelter for wildlife. There is also a practice that provides for building fish ponds. I am a grass man myself, and if you talk to me, I will try to convince you that you should plant your land to grass, but I will admit that the other practices are good ones too. When a Soil Conservation District puts its equipment to work on a job that can be done by privately owned equipment, tne private owners sometimes complain that it isnt fair that they should have to compete with an organization that doesn't pay taxes and dosen't have a family to support. The Kane County Soil Conservation District hopes that no one complains about the fact that they shave been using their truck to haul gravel for the church under construction in Kanab. The District is donating the use of the truck and Mark Swapp is donating his services as a driver for this worthwhile project. - Pan-guite- Thursday, January Alton Nows Notes Funeral Services By ALLEN M. COX Stan Biggs left last week for Salt Lake City to attend some Fish and Game Commission meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Larson Crosby and Robert Palmer and a friend from Henderson, Nevada have been visiting herera few days. Mr. and Mrs. Valjean Robertson from Blue Diamond, Nevada were weekend visitors at the Roy Robertson home. A baby girl was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Milo Palmer in Kanab early Monday morning. They have one other daughter. Thearon Crosby left Tuesday morning to work for the Forest Service near Panguitch. Several people from here went to Tropic last Wednesday night and saw Valley high school beat the Bryce Valley high in two games of basketball. Orderville News By Nan E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. LeGrande C. Heaton and daughter Susy, Mrs. Lincolns Crofts and Janice Billings were in Salt Lake City, Utah for medical checkup of Susy and Janice, Janice remained to have her tonsils out. Mrs. John M. Crofts and children visited at theT57 O. Rust and Edward Crofts home Tuesday. Mr. Orson Young spent several days in Richfield, Utah working last week for Standard Oil Company. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Heybome of Cedar City, Utah were the proud parents of a son born Monday January 13, they have two daughters, proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. LeGrande C. Heaton. Dorthry Ellis daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Crofts entertained her friends on her ninth birthday Friday. Husband At B.Y.U. Funeral services for Mrs. Announcement was made this Mona Gertrude Haines 51, were week of the appointment of Richheld Thursday. Jan. 16th at 3 p: ard N. Johnson, husband of the m. in the McAulay Suters Mort- former Verla Macdonald of.Ka-- . uary chapel in California.- nab, as architect for 'Brigham Mrs. Haines died Tuesday in Young University. the . St. Josephs Hospital following a short illness., She was a native jot Fort Collins, Colorado and California, She was bom April 18, 1906. Since coming to Orderville She has ben very active as a civic worker and had operated Monas Gift Shop. Being a registered nurse she has been 'called on to help in the sickness here in our town and she was never to busv when called, all the young folks as well as old loved to visit with Mona everyone who knew her will miss her very much. She is survived by her husband Vernon L. Haines, of Orde-villUtah a daughter Mrs. Shirley Haddock of Ottowa, Illinois, two sons James L. and William V. Stratton of Placentia, California, her father William J. Elder of Palmadle, California, a sister, Mrs. Perry Harrison of Palmdale. California and five grandchildren. Interment was in the Loma Vista Mausoleum with the Rev, Carlton Buck of the First Christian Church, officating. Following his graduation from Oklahoma A and M Mr. Johnson worked with Fred E. Markham in Provo and helped design and supervise many of the , new buildings on the B.Y.U. campus. For the past five years he has worked with the LDS Church on their building program and together with Mrs. Johnson and two children 'fiave resided in Salt Lake City. . DR. A. F. RICH Optometrist and Vision Specialist e, Slake Gold-Gree- (With Offices in Cedar City, Utah) 13 IN KANAB, UTAH EVERY SATURDAY 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ROOM NO. 8 BUILDING WATSON-BYBE- Devoted to Visual Care in all its Phases Practice Ball n The Kanab Stake Gold and Green Ball will be held in Orderville this year, Saturday Feb. 1st. Theme for the evening is Far Away Places." Ball will be The Teen-agheld Friday, Jan. 31 at the same e Call Dr. Rich, Saturdays at Kanab, MI - On Other1 Days Call Kanab Ml (Kanab Laundry) FOR APPOINTMENTS: place. NOTICE Dr. M. F. Burgess, Optometrist and Vision Specialist, will be in Kanab at the Kanab Motel on Tuesday, January 28th, to take care of your vision needs. Beltone Hear Park were Utah this week staying with her Kanab visitors from Glen Can- daughter and family, Mr. and yon Wednesday on business and Mrs. Paul Armstrong. Mrs. Armshopping. Mr. Park is Purchasing strong the former Barbara Pugh Agent for MerrittlChapman and is recovering from a recent Mr. and Former Residents For Orderville Lady Mrs. Lloyd Pugh is in Vernal, Mrs. R. G. 23, 1958 N See Glasses Burgess Optical, Cedar Hearing Aids & St. George Have your hearing tested FREE by Dr. Burgess Scott. Look how much more you can carry in a NEW c;j TRAVELALL! FROM YOUR BOTTLER! 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