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Show SOUTHERN Page Foui Colorado River ... .companies, which clearly had represented a threat to schedule prosysject payout The tem will guarantee the taxpayers $1 billion Investment and. enable uu to proceed at the fastest possible pace with participating irrigation projects. He said. -- Hafvey McPhail, Colorado River Basin Consumers Power Executive Director, pointed out that power revenues will pay 90 per cent of the total costs of the Colorado River Storage Project. of transmission lines by the Bureau of Reclamation will ensure the earliest sale of the entire project, McPhail said. , By tying together its own system and that of 'its power customers, the Bureau will be able to realize maximum economies in . Con-structi- operation. The result will be additional money available for water These advantages development. could not be obtained if the Colorado River Storage Project were forced to pay perpetual rent to the private power companies in the form of wheeling fees. Both Hutchings and McPhail noted that first power from the Colorado River Storage Project is scheduled for 1963. , The decision of congress should be implemented as swiftly, as possible to be sure that adequate facilities are available when this Me- power comes on the line," Phail stated. Failure to have the1 lines ready will mean a loss of revenue for the entire project. This question of transmission has been embroiled in controversy for almost five years and now that , Cedar City Market Report Visitors at the B. H. Sorensen home over the week end were Saturday, October 7, 1961 Mr. and Mrs. Monte Sorensen and 26.25 to 28.00 children of New Castle and Mr. W.F. Str calves 24.00 to 26.10 and Mrs. Hugh Sorensen ind W.F. Hfr calves 22.00 to 24.10 Strs W.F, Yrlng of Las children Vegas. Hugh cahie W.F. Yrlng Hfrs 19.75 to 21.75 out for the deer hunt Black Bally Strs 20.50 to 22.50 The DeMoin Sorensens of Cedar Black Bally Hfrs 18.00 to 20.00 17.00 to 19.50 City visited at tne J. E. Crofts Holstein Strs home and with other friends and Holstein Hfrs 15.25 to 17.40 relatives. Of course DeMoin went Heleriettes 16.75 to 18.50 deer hunting. Commercial cows 14.25 to 16.10 Canner & cutter cows 12.25-J4.0Mr. and Mrs. iven Chamberlain Bulls 17.00 to 19.50 and children of Richfield visited calves 22.00 to 28.00 ea Baby here Sunday afternoon. Ken came Butcher 17.00 to 17.50 hogs to the material for Mrs. Bertha Ramsay, Glendale, visited with her daughter and son in law and family, the Cal Stev ens at Fredonia last week. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cooper went AND I QUOTE Orderville daily news happenings By Nan E. Johnson Dawn and husband; Mrs. Rolland Lamb and son Hal, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Gam-Espli- n north where they attended the wedding of Roe Esplin. Mrs. Lamb went onto Ogden to visit with her mother; Mrs. Hans Sorensen and children visited in Orem with her folks. We had a lovely snow storm Monday. It really looked pretty and all went into the ground, so The children of Mr. and Mrs. now its a little muddy. Clare Ramsay visited with the F. M. Esplins while their parents The Orderville Ward Relief were to UEA. Tuesday. Society was The new presidency is, Lola C. The Gary Hafens visited at the Burrows, president; Lillian S. Hugh Chamberlain home. Their Rust and Barbara Carroll as coun- new baby and son remained for selors, the rest of the officers re- awhile. Gary went back to Escamained the same., The retiring lante where he teaches. Officers are, Mercy a. Chamber-lainitesidenThe Seminary' officers for the Bessie H. Crofts and Janice F. Esplin, counselors. coming year held a party Wednesday night with the Stake PresSharon Esplin, daughter of Mr. idency and the Ward Bishoprics md Mrs. Mack Esplin, entertain- in attendance. They reported a ed her little friends Wednesday very enjoyable evening. w ifternoon, the occasion her sixth Mr. and Mrs. Hans Chamberlain . birthday. went to Santa Clara Wednesday. 'Willard and Rolland Hoyt of Mrs. Chmberlain remained to tend California visited with Clyde Tait the Arlo Hafens children while Tuesday afternoon. They are out they went to UEA. Mr. Chamber-lai- n for the deer hunt. returned Thursday. of folks from here the Visitors at the Henry Carroll Many were in northern Utah attending home over the week end were UEA, weddings and visiting, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Reed Stewart; Mrs. hope I dont' miss anyone; Mrs. Daniel Stewart and Norma StewOrson Young, Mrs. Charles Win- art of Ogden. Norma was a misters and son,' Mr. and Mrs. LaMar sionary companion of Mrs. Car-rolMrs. Chamberlain She visited with Mrs. Carroll .Chamberlain, attended UEA then went on to while the rest went to Glen CanLogan to visit their daughter, Ver-- yon sightseeing. N. BONHAM'S Kanab, Utah varm up t; FT ' - , s ' s , v vA" , ... 'iC0t luo icas So far haven't heard any tali deer stories, or too many of them getting their bucks yet, could be they are just being quite about it. in Antelope Cloth At Southern Utah Auction Levanger apd Knight AND I QUOTE . . . Todays prices prove that (he best time to. buy anything is a During the worst days of last year ago. summers heat wave, a church in The number of blasts that come t the Midwest placed this ' itembb from auto horns in a traffic jam its bulletin board; is equal to the sum of the squares I You think its hot here? on the , wheels. . visit Skirts the bring special bond election being held here today (Tuesday). e fly Neighbors Livestock LTsrket 0 to Salt. Lake recently for medical attention for Mr. Coopers leg injury, that was suffered last spring while working as superPower Co., in visor for the Fredonia area. On their return, they brought their daughter, Mrs. Virgil Albrecht and her two sons from Aurora, Utah, for the Ladies Gar Goats by While Slag HewJiVhite Stag Gaprios and 12, 1981 Lee Young, Miss Anna Marie Smith, and Mrs. Joyce Rhodes, accompanied by Mrs. Clifton Young, sang. Mrs. Esther Heaton was organist and Mrs. lone Ellison conducted the congregational singing. Verdell Sorensen w'as appointed as assistant to the Sunday School Supt., and Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Swapp were sustained as Young Marrieds leaders in the MIA. Congress has definitely decided the issue, we must proceed with all due diligence to see that the decision is carried out Future needless conflict can only hurt the project and the Colorado River Basin. 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