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Show V Southern Utah News Page 6 Ordcrvillo Hovs Valley High Events and Notes by Carla Spencer students at Valley are happy that the second term is finished, and everyone is hoping for As. From the way everyone has been studing the last week you might think that every Valley student had made a New Years resolution to get "straight As. League play is in full sving for the Buffaloes. In our first league game against Bryce .Valley the Buffaloes won over the Mustangs by a score of 54 to 49. Escalante met their first defeat in league play when we stmpeded to a 68 to 42 win over them. On Friday, January 17, .we were beaten by the Panguitch The County Commissioner and Mrs. Hans .Chamberlain, County Assessor asd Mrs. Reo Heaton attended the County Officals Convention held in Salt Lake City the past week. We really had a nice snow storm here, snowing most of the day Tuesday, the last two days have really melted it though. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Troy have gone to California to visit Perry's mother and other family members, enroute they stopped at the Kez Meeks home inHender-son- , Nevada. " Greg Tait son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tait entertained his boyfriends Wednesday evening the occasion his 12th birthday. Visiting overnight Friday at the Mark Chamberlains was Dale Payne, their son in law, he had been on a trip along the California coast and was returning home. The Valley High School basketball team was victorious over the Piute team here Friay night. Mr. and Mrs. LaNor Lamb went to Roosevelt, Utah over the weekend to the wedding of La-- . Nor's brother Jeris. B. O. Rust is in Salt Lake City on business. Speakers at Sacrament meeting were Marlyn Holgate, Carla Bunker and Wilbur Covington. The Young Marrieds held a party Saturday night in the Ward Recreation Hall reports are they had lots of fun and lots to eat. Fireside for the Explorers and Laurels was held Sunday night after sacrament meeting at the Val Hoyt home, Marlyn Holgate was guest speaker. The Lane Tait's of Cedar City visited here Sunday. Velta Hepworth is still confined in the Kane County Hospital, we wish her a speedy recovery. - . Bobcats. our last outing we defeated Piute by the score of 74 to 57. The 8th grade, sponsored a record hop after the Escalante game.1 Cakes were given away to the lucky participants and everyone had an enjoyable time. We have a new Home Economics teacher to add to our faculty. She is Miss Bunker and will take Miss Holyoaks place. Miss Holy-oa- k is leaving in the very near future to teach in New Zealand. In tendance are 17 range technicians from nine BLM district offices and the state office in Utah, two from Colorado, five from Wyoming, ffour from Jdaho, and 3 from Nevada. Richard Ketchum II and John N. Baker of Kanab district office are among those attending. Mrs. Rosalee Colman entertain- ed her pinocle club last week with prizes going to Mrs. Tina Ather-le- y and Mrs. Pauline Robinson. On Dixie Honor Roll and Sandra Mackelprang, Fredonia, both have been named to the honor roll for autumn quarter at Dixie Junior College,, in St. George, Utah. Miss Brown is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo J. Brown of Moccasin and is a 1962 graduate of Fredonia High School. Her actives consisa cheerleader, a ted Winna Brown, Moccasin, pre-colle- of-bein- Thursday, January 30, 1964 Is Coming . . . P-T-A Two Area Students School Hows Notes By Nan E. Johnson Kanab. Utah ge The Kanab High School and the Kanab Eelementary will hold a joint meeting on Thursday, February 27 at the Elementary School. This will take the place of the February meeting ofthe high which was scheduled school for next Monday night. Dr. J. J. Sannella will address the joint meeting on the vital subject of "Immunizations. Please keep the evening of February 27 P-T- for P-T- A P-T- A Trifles make perfection perfection is no trifle. Michelangelo - 1474 member of student council and receiving the DAR award. She was selected as a Girls State INCOME TAX RETURNS see A John O. Vaughn t Room 4, Bybee Building Call P-T- A. 643-230- 6 For Appointments day by going to Trails End Restaurant for a piece of pie Sun- Thursday, Friday; Saturdays day, January 26. representative, nominated Homecoming Queen and received the high honor of salutatorian for Fredonia High School. At Dixie Miss Brown is active on the AWS Council, the Institute Council ancj is currently president of the womens chapter of Lambda Delta Sigma. Miss Mackelprang, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gayneld Mackelprang, is a 1963 graduate of Fredonia High School, where she was active in band, cbir and the Pep Club. Her actives at Dixie College include being an active member of Lambda Delta Sigma, the college marching band, and an officer of the Spanish Club. Both Misses Brown and Mackelprang are active in church functions and reside at Dixiana, womens residence hall n St George. OUR BUSINESS Whether it's a form to expedite your office operations or a booklet to stimulate your sales, we'll design and print it to ,your best advantage. Our deliveries will be right on the dot . and our prices will make sense, too! . . Southern Utah Publishing Co. Donna Beard, Veria Lewis Helene McAllister, Afton Jameson, Mardean Church, Elva Lewis, Phyllis Judd, Joan Wright, Verda Mahoney, LaDean' Brown and Laura Chamberlain helped Barbara Lawson celebrate her birth- - T70 From DLf.l To Talto Course Bureau of Land Management range technicians from Utah, Colorado, Wyoming Idaho, and Nevada this week are attending a special 'short course at Utah State University, Logan. Purpose of the course is to provide the BLM employees with latest information available concerning range techniques, according to R. D. Nielson, BLM state director for Utah. The agenda includes periods when the trainees discuss application of this inforjnation to the Bureaus resources program. The special course began Monday, January 27, and will conclude Friday, January 31. In at- Thirty-on- e up-to-da- Lump Ct te ZOOOOOOOOOOOQOM (WOW! Plymouth has special engines for Zoooooooom (optional, of course). That's an important item to a good many people. Others don't feel they need that much Zoom. They stick with the high performance of our standard V-- 8 or the economy of our standard six. What's important to you -- no matter how Plymouths got it) you like your power-- is that Plymouth's a car designed to make good use of it e or not, the new Plymouth. Consider the fact that Plymouth offers or 50,000-mil- e warranty on the parts you a that keep you going. Then you'll know why we say, Get up and go Plymouth! Power-hungr- y test-driv- 5-ye- ar Oil Trcatod Slack Coal io now available, Mondayo thru Saturdays at ALTON GOAL MINE Wo will do coma Delivery, Call G43-202Alton S, D. D. Roundy HERES HOW PLYMOUTHS Chrysler Corporation warrants for 5 years or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first, againSF defects in' materials and workmanship and will replace or repair at a Chrysler Motors Corporation Authorized Dealer's place of business, the engine block, head and internal parts, intake manifold, water pump, transmission case and internal parts (excluding manual clutch), torque convertor, drive shaft, universal joints, rear axle and differential, and rear wheel bearings of its 1964 WARRANTY PROTECTS YOU: automobiles, provided the owner has the engine oil changed every 3 months or 4,000 miles, whichever comes first, the oil filter replaced every second oil change and thp carburetor air filter cleaned every 6 months and replaced every 2 years, and every 6 months furnishes to such a dealer evidence of performance of the required service, and requests the dealer to certify (1) receipt of such evidence and (2) the car's then current mileage. pugh noTon 40 North Main Street, Kanab 1564 FOR FEDERAL and STATE 4-ye- ar g and |