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Show 1 SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS. Kanab, Utah Page Two UTAH NEWS SOUTHERN VOLUNTEERS CARRY TH Thursday, April 18, 1853 Card of Thanks TORCH OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF KANE COUNTY, UTAH We wish to express our sincere thanks to all those who helped in our time of need at the passing of our little son Vance. We also want to thank the nurses and doctors who so desperately tried to same him. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Leach and family at Kanab, Utah Published every Thursday Errol G. Brown, Publisher and Editor Subscriptions $3.50 per year, $2.00 for Six Months matter October 6, 1944 at the Entered as second-clas- s under the Act of March 3, 1870. In Kanab, Utah, post office All communications and Items for publication must be signed by the writer, whose name must appear In print Write on one side of paper only. Use no abbreviations. All communications subject to acceptance as the Judgement of fyy T u I BEFORE THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF UTAH Parly PIsRlinfV (jf In the Matter of the Applica. ) tion of UTAH POWER & ) LIGHT COMPANY for a ) Certificate of Convenience ) and Necessity to exercise the ) rights and privileges conferr-- ) ed by Franchise granted by ) the County of Kane, State of ) Utah. ) Case No. 5273 NOTICE OF HEARING Notice Is hereby given that the h above-entitle-d application of Power & Light Company will be heard before the Public Service Commission of Utah at its office, 403 STATE CAPITOL, Salt Lake City, Utah, on TUESDAY, the 23rd DAY of APRIL, 1963, commencing at 10:00 O- Fish Underway By Fish and Gama Early , Ksnab Hews Holes Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Johnson Mrs. Ora Eatough and Afton Mar Cram spent Sunday in St George visiting with Iva Findlay, who is convalescing with fractured hip. BAPTIST CHURCH - KANAB, UTAH (1 Dlk. South of Hwy. 89 on 2nd East) REV. S. PAGLIA, PASTOR SERVICES: 9:45 A.M. S. S." . 7:30 PJW. A of Approximately 10 million fish will planted from the eleven State hatcheries this year with a larger percentage of these fish scheduled to be in the water well in advance of the June 1 opening of the general angling season. An additional 8 million fish will be planted in the Flaming Gorge and Glen Canyon reservoirs. Once again this year catch-abl- e sized trout will be planted into the harder fished, close to the road, put and take wat ers during the warm weather season. Trout, airplane and horseback plants of various sized rainbow, brook, brown, Mackinaw and native trout, as well as Kokanee salmon and other game fish are planned for the summer period. spring doesn't cost. It pays FIRST plants pre-seaso- n elevation lakes, streams below damsites and oher waters which are not subject to high water hazards. The heavy planting period normally begins during early May as most water become accessible to the hatchery trucks. CLOCK A.M. Advertising V-t 'fitter trout are now being made into a ' number of Utah waters. These include ice free lower U-ta- This is an application by Utah Power & Light Company for a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity to exercise the rights and privileges conferred by franchise recently granted it by Kane County, State of Utah, authorizing it to construct, maintain find operate in the present and fuure streets, alleys and public places in Kane County, Utah, electric light and power lines, together with all the necessary or desirable appurtenances for the purpose of suppljing electricity generally to the people of said Kane County, State of Utah, as set forth in said franchise, A true copy of which is marked Exhibit A and attached to and made a part of application on file and available for inspection in the Commission J office By cider of the Commission. Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, this 10th day of Aprils 1963. C. R. Openshaw, Jr., Secretary Published April 18, 25, 1963 . . 11:00 A.M. M. W- - 12 or Older Anyone 12 years of age or a proper license to angle before fishing in Utah. This requirement under the law includes fishing in any legal manner, whether for game or noivgame fishes. older must have - NOTICE TO WATER USERS The following applications have been filed with the State Engineer to appropriate water in Kane County, State of Utah, throughout the entire year unless otherwise designated. All locations are in SLB&M. 34800 Paul Thurston, Hurricane, Ut. .10 sec.-ft- .' from an Unnamed Spring, trib. to Clear Creek to Virgin River at a point S. 6830W. 1660 ft. from EV4 Cor. Sec. 9, R41S, R9W. The water is to be used for the watering of 150 cattle, and from Apr. 1 to Nov. 30 for the domestic requirements of one family, all uses in NEttSEU said Sec. 9. 34839 John Lischak, 1063 No. 2nd East, Orem, Ut ,10 sec.-f- t. from a well, bet 400 and 1000 ft. deep at a point S. 377 ft. and W. 1885 ft from NE Cor Sec. 24, T43S, R2E. The water is to be used for the domestic requirements of 12 families, for trailer court or motel, and from Apr. 1 to Oct 31 for the irrigation of said Sec. 1.5 acres in NWV4NE 24. 34864 Ray S. Bunting, Kafrom a 16-inab, Ut. 5 sec.-f- t. well, bet. 140 and 250 ft. deep at a point S. 3234 ft and E. 1650 ft. fpom NW Cor. Sec. 11, T42S, R5W. The water is to be used for the domestic requirements of two persons, for the watering of 100 cattle and 5 horses, and from May 15 to Nov. 15, as a supplemental supply for Jhe irrigation of 260 acres, all uses in EV4NWV4, 6-i- SWVSWy, ENWViSWK 11. yg - a wonderful place to go to oof . Gloria Allred Deseret, Millard County, Utoh The demand for ttenographer and ecretarie from Stevem Henoger than the college eon tupply. Free placement ervice. b far greater : ? Enroll Now for Summer or Fall Term IBM Automation Secretarial Science Management Federal Taxation Par Powereading classes: Special Speedwriting, Gregg shorthand, Nancy Taylor Finishing, IBM Card punch. Evening classes Mondays ond Thursdays, 6:15 to 9:45 p.m. A Junior college of butlntst. Accounting Executive leoderthip CLIP AND MAIL TODAY Yes,, send me, without obligation, a copy of your catalog slUBfeXS I!WK . ft which ex- plains opportunities in business, and courses offered at Stevens Henager College. Name Home Missionaries who visited our Ward Sunday were: High ouncilman Clifton Young his wife Charlotte, his daughter Sue Lee and a neice Charlotte. Each one gave a very Interesting talk and the two girls sang a duet, accomoanied on piano by Mrs. Clifton Young. Fireside was held for all teenagers Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs. Lue H. Brinker-ho- f. The program was arranged by Miss Arlene Holyoak with a panel discussion on questions submitted by the various MIA Classes. Bruce Harris sang a number of songs accompanying himself on his guitar, a large group attended and felt that they had an enjoyable evening. Mr, Norman Hunt who has been employed here the past winter went to his home in Ogden this week. Visiting here from Salt Lake City the past week were Mr. and Mrs. John (LouVerda) Reid and family, Naomi Harris and Douglas Ramsay. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Levang-e-r and family visited the past weekend at the Mark Brink-erhohome. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Clair and two sons of Price visited the past weekend at the .Horace Maxwell - home. Mr." and Mrs. Rex D. Maxwell and daughter ' of Cedar City, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Lund and Mrs. Elizabeth Maxwell ofPar-ago- n ah visited friends and relatives here Sunday.' Alton R. Pugh and LDean Anderson the rest .of the County ASC Committee to Richfield Tuesday to an instruction schooL for RESEARCH ff iht Old ium&r,. i'u it r4 fit Loneliness is an expert ence you undergo when you are without money among relatives." Thur. Traveling Saleslady (Joan Blondell) Fri. Wee Gordie (Bill Travers) 3:40 Conoco News 3:45 Huntley Brinkley Report 4:00 Two on the Aisle Pt, 2) 4:50 Mickey Mouse Club 5:20 Superman 5:50 Mr. Magoo 6:00 News Spotlite 6:15 Sports Report 6:25 Weather Briefing Sunday, April 21, 10:30 Frontiers of Faith 11:00 Major League Baseball Cincinnati at Pittsburg 1:45 Baseball Scoreboard 2:00 Don Stewards Real Estate 2:30 TBA 3:00 Meet The Press 3:30 Las Verdes Estates Chill Thvtre 4:30 Disney World of Color 5:30 American Landmark 6:00 Bonanza . 7:00 Target 2 The Lone Ranger 8:00 Ensign OToole 9:00 Mike Hammer 9:30 Dinah Shore Show 10:30 Horseshoe Theatre Monday, April 22 . 6:30 The Art Linkletter show 7:00 Brinkleys Journal 7:30 M Squad 8:00 Monday night at movies (The Barbarian & Geisha) 10:00 Wire Service 11:00 Night Owl Club (While the City Sleeps) Tuesday, April 23 6:30 Family night at movies (Tarzans Hidden Jungle) 8:00 Laramie 9:00 Empire 10:00 Dick Powell Theatre 11:00 Night Owl Club Wednesday, April 24 6:30 Hennesey 7T0(rRIography 7:30 The Virginian 9:00 Perry Como Show 10:00 Eleventh Hour 11:00 Night Owl Club The Big Boodle support of 17 research professors OTHER m research awards of $11,543,5-- 3 daring the last year; over $1C3,C33,C23 since 1945. Help continue the support by giving te the ACS ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) Fredonia news and current events By Ivls Farr Misses Beverly Brooksby, Sharon Johnson, and RuLea Heaton, three finalists were interviewed as judges selected a winner in the local Junior Homemaker of the Year con. test at Fredonia High School. The contest was judged as part of Homemaking Day which included submission of a menu and a food sample of an item on the menu, a dress or suit was judged on suitability, construction, and style, and the fashion show in the evening concluded the day, with each contestant modeling her gar. ment. The winner will be announced at Honor Day assembly May 17. Eighteen girls in three Homemaking classes entered the competition, under the di rection of Mrs. Caroline Carl-leinstructor. Judges were Mrs. Marjorie El" Gillespie, County Home Agent, Flagstaff and Mrs. Paul Senteney and Mrs. Bill Tom, both of Fredonia. Mrs. Sandra Mackelprang, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow winner for Fredonia High this year, was chairman for the Fashion Show, Alphabet of Fashions. The skit. Barn Door Fashions, showed the Duster, Miss Kathleen Roundy, the champion, Teresa Tait, the box dress, Linda Sue Jensen, the Can-Ca, Linda Heaton, the Sack, Sheila Sandlin, the Baloon dress, Diana Mackelprang, a Tea Gown Nedra Syme, a Cocktail dress, Lillian Parker, a Knit Suit, Jamie Lynn Finley, and the Evening Gown, Sandra Mackelprang. The Raymond Anderson family and Miss Charlene Johnson visited friends and relatives at Greer and St. Johns, Arizona, during the past weekend. four 79th birthday recently, when Mrs. Brooksby had a family celebration in his honor. His sons, Arland of Fredonia, and Dr. Lyle O. Brooksby, Flagstaff, also attended, along with 24 of the 38 grandchildren, and the several in laws. Daughters attending were Mrs. Virgil WeitzoV Fonfana. California, Mrs. George Eidmiiler, Venice, California, Mrs. Wesley Dennett, Springdale, Utah and Mrs. Ortho Christensen, Alton, Utah. Joseph daughters ...and if you like your whiskey smooth and mild buy the Straight smooth and extra mild, buy the Blend. THE OLD WHISKEY SURKT HOOK 81STIUEFY COMPADY, LOUISVILLE. IY. KEDTDCKY STUIGHT I00850D 90 FROOF. IEDI0CKY BUDDED WHISKEY M HOOF, 85 (SAID BEUHAl IPIBIT Mr. and Mrs. E. J. (Ted) Ford, Mar Vista, California, visited with their daughters, Mrs. Eldon Brooksby, Mrs. William Cusick, - and Mrs. David Rider, Kanab. s Brooksby visited on his New officers for the coming year, Mrs. Budge T. (Lois) Por-rit- t, president, Richard May, vice president and Mrs. Aure J. (Betty Jo) Henrie, secre-tarwere voted on at the reg. ular meeting of Fredonia A at the school this week, Outr txfficers are Paul Mcgoin Cormick, president, C. A. (Mont) Griffiths, Jr., vice president, and Mrs. Roney O. Pratt, secretary. The retiring officers will be honored at the May meeting with a pot luck supper planned, Mrs. Por-ri-tt announced in accepting her new duties. y, (E-lain- e) Ronald Nlswander, Arizona State Departent of Health rep. resentative from Phoenix, showed a film, Direct Artificial Respiration, and demonstrated the mouth to mouth resuscitation methods as used now in First Aid work. Several members of the group participated in learning the techniques, as si practiced on the dummy, Ann. President McCormick preseided at the meeting. Honor Roll for the Fifth Six Weeks Term for Fredonia High and Junior High Schools was released recently by Sup. erintendctit Gayneld MackeL prang, with Five students the 1 Roll. These are Crystal Swapp, Sandra Mackelprang, Neil Brooksby, RuLea Heaton, and Burnace But. ton. Those making the 2 Roll are Bruce Solper, Jamie Lynn Finley, Beverly Brooksby, Greg Brooksby, Richard Rider, Dale Mackelprang, Allen Davis, George McCormick, James Davis Bill Ford, Sheila Sandlin, Irene Begay, Sandra Anderson, and Charlene Johnson. . Re-su- Kanab News Notes Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Watson and children, of Parowan visited in Kanab Saturday with Mr. Watsons aunt Ora Ea. tough. NOTICE Among the many visitors to fredonia during the recent holidays, were Dr. and Mrs. Warren V. Judd and daughter, Miss Elva Jean, from San Pedro, California, and the Albin Judd family from Litchfield Park, Arizona, with the Warren Dart Judds. to-wi- t: , Y -- AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Members of te Seventh Grade served refreshments and ushered under the supervision of Lorin M. Farr, Faculty sponsor Paul Heaton and Rey Black were in charge of lighting, while the Junior Class decorated the Gym for the Fashion Show. Mrs. May played incidental music during the showing. The Rey Black family visited in McCloud, California, during the Easter holiday. Thi is tlieir first trip to their former home in several years. The J. B. Jordans made a business trip to St. Anthony, Idaho, during the Easter recess from school. )' GORDON C. HOLT and JUNE M. HOLT, his wife, Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Civil No. 338 and 259 TO BE SOLD at Sheriffs Sale on the Front Steps of the Kane County Courthouse in Kanab, U-- i tah, on Wednesday, May 1, 1963,' at 1:00 pm, 'that certain piece or oared of real estate situate in Glen Canyon, Kane County, U- tah, describd 'as follows, Lot 1 of the Official Survey of Glen Canyon Townsite in Kane County, Utah, a Subdivision of the SEYeSWy and N4SWH of Sec. 11, .T43S, P2E, SLB&M. Purchase price payable in lawful-money of the United States. DATED at Kanab. Utah, this 8th day of April, 1963. 7 s LaNard Johnson Kane County Sheriff Published April 11, 18, 26, 1963 Including training fellowships, scholarships and lifetime (Katerine Hepburn) j , GLEN CANYON, INC., THEODORE I. GEURTS, KYLE BREWSTER, et al. Defendants. DESERT CENTERS, INC., an Arizona Corporation, Plaintiff, vs Graduating this Year? You Can Soon Earn up to $325 a Monthl - T42S, and Current Events Monday Thru Friday 6:55 Daily Word 7:00 Coninental Classroom Atomic Age Physic (21DB) 7:30 American Govt. (14 DB) 8:00 The Price Is Right 8:30 Concentration 9:00 Your First Impression 9:30 Truth or Consequence! 9:55 NBC News 10:00 In The Public Interest Monday. Ladies Day Tuesday Pageant Wed. For Your Information Thur. Adventure In Living Friday Compass 10:30 Home Digest and Travelogues 11:00 Ben Jerrod 11:25 NBC News 11:30 The Doctors 12:00 Loretta Young 12:30 You Dont Say 1:00 The Match Gama 1:25 NBC News 1:30 Make Room for Daddy 2:00 Now with Martin Black 3:00 Two On The Aisle Mon. Montie Carlo Baby ' (Audrey Hepburn) Tues, Wicked Wife (Nigel Patrick) ,Wed. Little Woman IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF KANE COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH DESERT CENTERS, 'INC., ) an Arizona Corporation, ) ) Plaintiff, Uss thou a year after my graduation from Delta High, I became a Secretary In one of the largeit bank In Salt Lake City. My itarting lalary wot 50 more than it wat when! had a clerical job. I wo placed at the bank by Steven Henoger College after I completed a tecretarial flnithing court there. I 14, must tions with reasons-therefo- r, be filed in duplicate with the State Engineer, 442 State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah, on or before June 1, 1963. Wayne D. Criddle STATE ENGINEER. Published in the Souhern Utah News, Kanab, Utah,- - from April 18 to May 2, 1963. SEGUE Henoger Sec NW54NWy Sec. IIws Holes Protests resisting the granting of any of the foregoing applica- imitifl lave my work. Steven head In a hurry!" GIsndda R5W. Evang. Ser. Church with a warm welcome. I Vegas Program Schedule - ATE PRESS ASSOCIATION UTAH Us K0RK 2 the publisher may determine. member GRANTS SCIENTISTS 10.8 Are you neglecting yours or your childs eye right? Dr. M. F. Burgesg will be in Kanab at the RED HILLS MOTEL Tuesday, April 30, 1963. u Contact Lens, Zenith Hearing Aids, Glasses Repaired. Have your hearing tested Dr. M.. F. Burgess, 95 North Main, Room 20, Cedar City |
