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Show S' J Thursday, June SOUTHERN UtAH NEWS, Kanab, Utah 22, 1961 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIN- G- Ikr.;b Hr.: I!:r.s DEPENDABLE baby sitter, call MI Kanab, and ask for Joan Burns, J8,15pd. FOR SALE: Home in Fredonia Call Sherman Jenson, MI J14tpd Douglas Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs. William V. Keller of Kanab, enlisted in the Army and left Kanab Monday for Fort Douglas in Salt Lake City. Douglas is a graduate of Kanab High School, class of 61, and was ctive in athletics, speech and dra. ma. FOR THE FINEST in carpet and rugs, new upholstered furniture, recovering and restyling of old upholstered funiture, contact, Twitchell Upholstery & Carpet Co., 750 North Main, Cedar City, Utah. 10 day service free pickup FOR SALE: Repossessed organ, and delivery. Easy terms A20c. this area.. Take over small monthly FOR RENT: Apartments or payments. For more details write, Organ Dept Box 148 S. H. Station, trailer house. Call MI or Salt Lake City Utah. J15,3tc. see Lida Seiber, Kanab. J26rc. It Pays Te Aflverliae . 4-1- .. WANTED: Two used gas refrigerators See Mrs. Lida Seiber, Kanab. J22c. MONTHLY SPARE TIME Refilling and collecting money from New Type high quality coin operated dispensers in this area. No selling. Tq qualify you must have car, references, $600 to $1900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can, net up to $400 monthly. More full time. For personal interview write P. 0. Box 1055, Boise, Idaho. Include phone. $400 Subscribe Cl-- 1 b Mc:ls . . . The Star Spangled Seven had their first meeting at the home of their leader Cathryn Roundy. Members ere: Paula Major, Lynda Crosby, Car. lene Lawson, Patricia Major, Sher. ry Crofts, Michelle Supemaw and Della Crosby. Officers are: Della Ann Crosby, president; Lynda Crosby, vice president and reporter; Carlene Lawson, secretary. We are taking second year home improvement, titled Groom Your Room. We plan to make as many things as we can this year. Until next week the Star Span- DAIRY Alton Hews Items and Current Events By Joyce Cox f.lark On Bonds Purchase of in Utah U. S. Savings Bonds during May continued their upward trend over 1960, according to Fredrick P. Champ, State Chairman of the Utah Savings Bonds Committee. State wide purchases of E and H bonds reached $1,511,340, chair-ma- n Champ announced. Kane countys sales were reported at $4,644., bringing the 5 month total to $16,172., or 53.9 of the coun1961 goal. tys Mr. and Mrs. Norm Engstrom and family are visiting at the Roy Robertson home. She- is the former Virginia Robertson. They recently returned from Germany where he was stationed with the U.S. Army. He has been transferred to the Philipines and his family will remain here until he sends for them. - Mr. and Mrs. Larspn Crosby are visiting at the home of his parents, the Thearon Crosbys. Larson recently graduated from Utah State University at Logan. parents, week. the Vard Heatons last Wednesday, June 7th, the RounBrothers Sawmill burned to the ground. It burned between the hours of 2:00 and 3:30 a.m. and was believed to be caused by the welding machinery in the mill. i dy Orderville News and Current Events - FOODS CONTEST ATS O SE 40h.p. motors andDOtrailers U with Get Free Entry Blanks Today from Your Meadow Gold Milkman or at Your Favorite Store. dont borrow Kana County Is Over Half Way By Janice F. Esplin Doug, Terry' and Vicki, son and William H. Neal, Assistant to daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Irene Palmer and Genevive MLynda Jean Crosby, reporter the Secretary of the Treasury and Evans of Hurricane, are spending cFarland, of CedrY City, visited National Director of the U. S. a week with their grandparents, thei- r- sister, Mrs. Annie Esplin, the Thearon Crosbys while- their Also, Howards children Clay and Savings Bonds Division, during a are in Wisconsin. Rexine, of Las Vegas spent a week If Yon Need a Hearing Aid brief stop in Utah last week, pre- prents with their grandparents, Fern and But cant afford one at the usMr. and Mrs. Lane Reese and Annie sented to Governor George Dewey Esplin. ual high price. Vane official certificate from family visited Sunday at the an Clyde Mr. and Mrs. Evan Fisher visitCampbell home. Drop in and compare Dr Richs Secretary Douglas Dillion con ed at his brothers home, B. P. new line of the Finest Quality Elaine Rogers and family Fisher. Their children accompanAids at SENSATIONALLY firming his appointment as Hon- of Mrs. Arizona, were week ied them. Frank and Merrill went, Woodruff, Bonds Low Prices. orary State Savings end visitors at the Loyd Heaton with them to see the North Rim of home. Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Hea- the Grand Canyon and the Glen ton are sisters. Two daughters, Canyon area. They plan to go to Marilyn and Dianne, returned to Southern California where a son, Woodruff to visit for two weeks. Evan Jr. and his family live. gled Seven sign off. AIIS-ELOI- Page Three Miss LuJean Heaton and Lovina and a friend Henderson, Nevada, were Heaton drove to Logan, where Loweek end visitors at the Ray Palm- vina stayed to attend Girls State for a week. They were accompaner home. ied by some girls from Tropic and Mrs. Elaine Hoyt and three Panguitch who also attended Girls children and Mrs. Esther Heaton State, sponsored by the American left Saturday for Alpine, Utah Legion Auxiliary. where Elaine will attend the wedMr. and Mrs. Johnny Esplin and -ding of her sister, Gladys,, and Sheri Walker. Esther will go on family, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Esplin to Logan where she will attend and family. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Esolin and family, Betty Esplin summer school at the USU. and family, and Colleen- - Johnson Mrs.Afton Heaton Is attending enjoyed a Canyon Supper and school at the BYU this summer. fishing in Main Canyon Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pugh have moved into their home here for Mr. and Mrs. Junior Baird and the summer. son visited briefly at the Arden Ten Sunday School officers and Bairds.. teachers attended Preparation An outstanding program was Meeting in Orderville Sunday. presented in Sacrament Meeting LinMr. and Mrs. Sherwin Heaton Sunday, June 18th. Robert L. ford Carl presented Lagerberg, and Mr. and Mrs. Verdell Blau of Construction Superintendent of a Mesa, Arizona, are staying at the new building on the CSU Campus. Leonard Heaton home. Brother Lagerberg was converted Glenn Leach, son of the Bert to the Church of Jesus Christ of Leaches of Panguitch, spent the Latter-da- y Saints about twelve week at the home of his grand- years ago in his native country Sweden. He has lived in this counmother, Mrs., Laura Campbell. try for about ten years. He gave a Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gouldihg of fascinating and inspiring talk Glendale were Sunday visitors his conversion and about here. Sweden and his many other experiences. Also on the program was a Mr; and Mrs. Kurt Brinkerhoff visited at the home of Vivians piano duet by his two daughters, and a violin duet by. Misses Linford and Lamb. MisB Lamb is a daughter of LeMoyne Lamb, formerly of Orderville. They were accompanied on the piano bv Helen Linford. A Scripture Reading was given by Russell Heaton. Prayers were given by Bemad Tait of the Mt. Carmel Bishopric, and LaMond Heaton. The Mt. Carmel Ward met with the Orderville Ward. Charles Palmer from 10 Smokey Says: Iht Oldlim&i, Every man has a right to his own thinking bat forest fires start by not thinking! L Capable Tubby Tyler says he aint worthless, he kla always serve as a had example. s Seems like folks who have everything always want something else. 5. Guided 11 Thin 13. 15. 16s 17. 16. ass ass 20. 21. Sometimes a aharp tongue kin he pretty blunt 23. 24. 25. 27. 28. 31. 32. After June the month of weddings, comes July the month of fireworks. The average J6 2 to CoMBED-OU- years HAIR later, EP IS BEING BY NEW HA.!.) TOO 6ET, In church 87 year old UW. ROUStl, wmmw C LONG! IT LAY'S QUARTS -- INCH EGOS) R. col- & . as mouldy. which measures INCNSS 88. Grampa Hedges says if he's as old as he feels his hones are Smallest BIRD te 2 '4 37. better to give Sometimes even a dull speaker kin bring out points. s Tubby Tyler was gonna pack up and leave only be had noth- in to pack. Kansas, cubm see lts 36. ..see lection. of Wichita, The 34. 35. - an offering than to take a THAT T S3. s Gram pa Hedges says he's gonna live longer so he kin die life span of SCALP HAIRm, , C s Keeps in qood health ' practicinq his hobb, STANDING ON HI S HEAP , s OJd age la when . a fellers thoughts turn from passion to pension, CHARLEY GRANT, J gh-- r- AP Smith Ssrvto- s- Certain Nuisance Writing fluid Shower Therefore Wavy as hair Toward Fish eggs Garden tool Overturn Groove Place Part of a necklace Suitable Donated Fmiah jump on one foot More recent Levy Gaiety Part of to be 89. 40. Shy 43. Coal diner 45. Garden image 46. Title of respect 47. Coarse file 50. Uneasy 52. Pain 53. Consume 54. Trial 55. Look at shyly DOWN 1. High mountain 2 Insect 3. Whip 4. Came in 5. Aromatic seasoning i. Single 7. Inquire 8. Jumbled type 9. Prevahcato." 10. Bad 1 1. Contradict 14. Actual 19. Negative word 20. Small bed 22. Unclose ' 24. Small cabin 26. Sorrowful 27. Fear 28. AniiMt foot 29. Part of eye 30. School semester 32. Sly nimal 33. Army officers 85. Possessed 36. Catholic sister 87. Tip 88. Primary 40. Grow weary 41. Notion 42. Greatest amount 43. Young girt 44. Speed 46. Observe 48, That girt 49. Through 51. Lieutenant 3 M3 The trouble with being a is you have to lose to prove it. good sport BUB EEEH Solution io S'f-i- l (abbr.) N otj ROOFsaving COATINGS If you have a roof that needs repair, you can save money with Chevron Roofing Products. They are on sale right now at a 10 discountl These coatings add years of extra life to any type of roof. easy-to-appl- y Chevron Aluminum, Asbestos, and Asphalt Coatings give protection to a6phalt-roll- , felt, and metal roofing, structural steel, brick, and concrete masonry. Sale ends August 31st For any Standard Oil product, call long-lastin- g P 4- r' KARL JAMESON Kanab - Home Midway - V - |