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Show Pag SOUTHERN UTAH NETS. Kanab, Utah Four Hssnlla! Frcdcnia novs end current events L's! 3 Thursday, August 29, 1963 Ordcrville daily nows happenings Land Wiihdrsva! August 24, Israel Allen, Page Mr. and Mrs. Jim Yardley from By Nan E. Johnson your correspondent knew were the Arizona, had his appendix re' and Dennetts children, moved. Wesley Miss Lovina Heaton daughter Among the many visitors in Utah, and Dr. Lyle Ha? chamlerlain Mrs. Grace Heaton flew to of Fit do nit recently were Mr. and Springdale, osen as 0. Brooksby, Flagstaff, Arizona. nw commander. cousin' to visit her with Mrs. Austin Simper and children, What with school starting, com. out Ree and La and Mr. and Mrs. LeGrande C. Hea. help family Holbrook,' Arizona, with the Allen pany, and the water being gone with La Ree's new. baby. She was 'ton and daughter Susy are in AL. Judds and Mr. and Mrs. Ario Judd for 24 hours, your correspondent August ?6, Three month old met at the airport by Delbert buerque. New Mexico visitihg and children, Scottsdale,' Arizona has not gotten back to normal. Karl Cram, son of Mr. and Mrs. Holgate, his companion and La- - with the Fred Heatons with his parents, the Z. Ray Judds. can next we get week, Perhaps Glendale had a her. Rees husband. Arthur and Olin Cummings, sons things under cnfcfol better and Gary Cram, Madolyn Carroll daughter of was Mrfe. who Greg Tait son of Mr. and Mrs. Edith of Cummings, get this column more representaClyde Tait visited in Panguitch Mr. and Ms. Henry Carroll was a music teacher at Fredonia Scho. tives of the whole of Fredonia ols several years ago, came from with its news. foj several days with the Leo married Saturday evening by Bis- August 28 and ic Crofts, Mrs. Clyde Tait went over hop Joseph C. Bolander to Dick adtte? and week last Utah spent Kearns, Miss Patricia Farr returned last still connnea. Thursday to visit, Greg and Pat Arnold Bills from Cedar City, a three days in the area visiting fri- weekend after spending a week Crofts returned home with her. j reception followed in the Ward son ends and North Rim as well as with of Mr. and jaines Flynn her grandparents, the Lorin Mrs. Hugh Chamberlain has Recreation Hall. Here for the seeing Page and Glen Canyon. FaCrs at St. Johns, Arizona. She Mrs. Cliff Flynn, South Rim-GraThey were guests of Mr. and Mrs. made the trip with Mrs. Raymond Canyon, was admitted for medi- - been in Provo, Utah with her , Wedding were former class mates Lorin M. Farr, Jr. while in Fre- Anderson and daughter Ma Gary Graff who and friends. Dot Holgate, Cord cal treatment family who went had a new baby, this is the Graff's Lee Esplin, Lou Jean Spencer, donia. Also guests of the Fars on to Greer, Arizona, to see the Esther Nelson all from Northern 3rd son. were Dr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Ful- Cleve Wiltbanks. The two Ander. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hepworth Utah, there were many other frL ler and family, Little Rock, Ar. son daughter, Misses Sandra and and son Don, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. ends and relatives of the Newly, kansas. The Fullers also called on who have spent several Jessie mund Hepworth and family spen Weds in attendance, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kartchner weeks at Greer, returned with while in Fredonia. Dr. Fuller is the past week in Henderson Nethem to enter school Visiting here Sunday were Mrs. vada where Keith and Edmud arte Mrs. Farrs brother- Ellen Bolander and family of Salt Miss Sharon Robb spent the employed. Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. William Several of the Brooksby family past weekend with her parents at LeAnn Allred visited here for C. Bolander and family of Salt members from out of town at- Cedar City, Utah. Miss Robb several day at the home of Cheree Lake City they came to Cedar Fredonia at teaches third grade evening. tended the recent testimonial for Allred, Cashe Burrows, Cheree to Fredonias water line Schools this year. 1 Repairs took Colleen ill! Johnson and Hoyt Elder Lane Joseph Brooksby, n of Mrand The annual outdoor party giv. are continuing this week, accord, her home Wednesday and visited prior to his leaving for a mission en by the School Board members ing to Gene Heaton, Board mem. ,in Henderson, Nevada unUJ Fri. for the LDS Church. Among those for the staff of Fredonia Schools ber, and one of the xepair crew day jay Allreds home. fr the LDS Church. Among those was held at the home of the Darol Adair Heatons recently. Delightful bar. of Sa?ta onica California, at the Hans Chamberlains J!y flood broken and night waters, peby were main steaks the dish, bequed a home are of Rays par. enroute to 24. on Phoenix, Arizona While home made ice cream was sumably Saturday, August v the B. H. Sorensens. t ents The Fredonia Water Conservation w here he has bought a home. dessert. served the for FOR SALE thousand hundred thrice Districts were the Oscar Brooksbys party and Mrs. Charles T. Hep. Vmtmg with his mother Mrs. and the P.A.T. Jensens. Attending gallon storage tank was drained worth vlsited in Cedar Extremely well kept home Mon- - Amy Stark is Mr. and Mrs. Martien City Catiirdav pveninv and the evening festivities were the day with the Keith Workmans they Stark and family of Modesto, CaU-en- d Completely furnished Gayneld Mackelprangs, the Rey Ly those homes on the lowest 0U! their granddaugher Jerry fornia its sure seems good to distribution of the system Blacks, the LeRoy Heatons, the In Center of Town a11 these old home town Pe0- thera for a wefk- Bse Mont Griffiths, the Paul Heatons, continued to have a little water came aver Friday pie. .Workman until the line at basement taps Mrs. Caroline Carlley, Mrs. Beth Ior Berj Kanab Realty Stephenson, Mrs. Jeannine Barton, 'was flestored late Sunday after. Visiting here with he sisters The Lorin M. Farrs, Jr., the Keith noon. The highest levels of the Mr. Charles T. Hepworth went is Mrs. Lena Wodbury of system did not have to Salt Lake City Tuesday for a fornia. She is the former Lena LeRoy P. Judd Rryners, the J. B. Jordans, Junior UBtil late Sunday medical restored water Merlin and the Brown, j Esplin. Her sisters, Emily Adair Bundys checkup. 9 Phone I the Duane Judds. Visiting and night, while a reasonable storage Bess Brooksby and Sarah Cox. Visiting at the home of their j eating, along with croquet and vol- level was not reached at the tank Kanab, Utah grandparents have been Terry "Nellie Heaton is here visiting, leyball, were the activities of the until sometime Monday. The break in water service gave and Muriel Espli- n- children of she has been living with the Earl the workers at Nedra's Cafe a Mr. and Mrs. Lemoyne Esplin of Lambs in Vale, Oregon, its real. Sunday off, while othe businesses St George, Utah, their parents ly good to see Nellie on the strfc. in town just marked their plumb- -' attended a horse show in Rich. ets again. UTAH STATE FAIR ing, out of order and continued field, Utah, We have sure had some good to operate on their Sunday sched. Friday, Sept. 13 thru Sunday, Sept. 22 Nitely at 8:30 P.M. Mrj EuGene Young and storms the past week which we TICKETS NOW ON SALE at SALT LAKE FAIRGROUNDS have really peeded. The storage tank is located on' A notllthabfiftMnmmeil2M ents the Mark Chamberlains ISth and School started here Monday, mdoS Orson Youngs her husband most of the students didn't have fnnn-- f ninTr GIANT SPARKLING , comes the C C ty f too happy a look on their faces, plojed from springs in Indian and Water NEW SPECTACLE just have to get adjusted to school Conyons In Southern Utah some, EDITION I I guess. I fifteen to twenty five miles north. The American Legion held a again, west of town. The break occurbd cook out Friday night at .the Lit. MIA begins Sept. 3rd, be sure a short distance below the col- - j tie League Baseball Park. It was and be there, Theres lots of fun lection box. where the six Inch a little on the wet and chilly times in itore for all of you. pipeline crosses the wash in the side, but thfc food was real good. See you in MIA Tuesday. bottom of water Canyon. The concrete reinforcing structure supporting the pipe at the crossing was pushed oway by flood waters and some ninety feet of pipe was knocked out in the break. FAMILY DAY - Wed. Rainfall at Fredonia itself was Sept. 18 at 5 P.M. - $2.75 - 2.50 - 1.75 relatively light on Saturday. By Ivis Farr llTS cho-Haw- ... "Long Range Futurfe Proposals: Warm Creek (about 1968) 480; Muley Point (probably 1960s) 100. (The acreage for the latter two recreation sites is still considered quite questionable.) In his letter Senator Bennett told Secretary Udall "In my opinion, the cause of park and rec. reational development is poorly served by excessive demands to lock up vast tracts of unneeded acreage. Frankly, the people of Utah are beginning to think that the Department of Interior is greedy." In asking Secretary Udall to reconsider the proposed lock up aii J nd S44atar Dennett ooqqluded by saying "Utah is not a rich state, which means that in addition to esthetic appreciation of our scenic beauties, we must develop, to the maximum extent, all of our other resources, including mining. Since better than TO per cent of Utah belongs to the Federal Govern, ment, we must keep our public lands open for full development to the maximum possible extent. Revenues from our so called School lands, together with the in. creased tax base development by full .father than limited resource greatly development, contribute to revenues available to our struggling school systems in U. tah. t Jr.T Always available to help with your regular or auto and specialized truck sales needs. r" a. rSerSySti,W,hl BOB LINFORD Solesman J BRADSHAW ! CHEVROLET CO. 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