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Show J Card x off SOUTHERN Kano Residents Thanks Former Resident To Cet Certificates We would like to thank alt who helped in anyway with the Three Kane County students will receive certificates of accomplishment from Salt Lake Trade Technical Institute during graduation exercises in Salt Lake City Thursday evening. The Kane County graduates and their courses of study are: Charles J. Winter, Orderville, William building technology; Swapp, Kanab, electronics tech- - funeral of our husband and father; all who took part at the services and in preparing the grave, as well as for the beautiful flowers and food for the family. Your thoughtfulness and kindness will always be remembered. Ha H. MacDonald and family . a Scores 4H On Pfesa DUSK-TO-DAW- N Club Selects Name and Officers Miss Lyle Turner,, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Turner and a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cram of Kanab, was the winner in a recent national piano audition in Farmington, hew Mexico. Lyle received a superior, She is a student of the Sherwood School of Music and also takes lessons from Mrs. Beth Christensen. Esta Taylor Riess, and piano teacher from Phoenix served as judge for the auditions. Lyle also has opportunities tQ exercise her music talents In playing for church activities and she recently accompanied on the piano her sixth grade class in the spring musical festival in Farmington. Guess who? That is the name of our new 4 H Club which has 4 members. We have two wonderful teachers, who are DayLean Jean Mullmer and DayLean Brown. In our frst meeting we elected officer, who are Domta Barn-soDame, president; Kaleen vice president; Cindy Swapp, secretary and Tina Mulliner, reporter. We are taking second year cooking and expect to make some very good foods. Tina Mulliner, reporter c rat--in- g n artist-compose- AUTOMATIC UTAH MEWS -- 4 U i nology; and Stewart C Robinson Jr., Kanab, engineering technology. PROTECTION JONES MOTOR SkM(m 330 South Mala Cedar City. Utah for PENNIES a NIGHT She? i O f MOCMTtAl MAtaCM' VSMO this Sign ei Drvt Matty Reliability i-- CSOTS MOTClS CS AREA LIGHTING MONTHLY RENTAL PLAN ARDEN CAIRO Just give us a call... Phone c TOV W ji jn m ' xm VOLKSWAGEN For full details on our Cali Forma-Pacifi-MtU ti in nrxn CALL ME BUY A Co. Utii.itieh MIMMII (43-221- ORDERVILLE, Minn J X) iklFfii 'iltllMtlJV 2 UTAH mmm mm M urn DPM rwm mm 'VMentw June 3, 1965 Page 3 Special Ceurso Is Being Offered Oxi Summer Study College of Southern Utah is offering, part of its 1965 summer program, a geology study-travInstitute, designed for education majors and for general education physical science credit. The subject areas covered will include introductory rocks and minerals. Geology 5; and Geology of South Utah, Geology 101. Upper division or graduate credit is available for Geology 101. The Institute will run three weeks, July 12 through July 30. The purpose of the Institute is to offer practical classroom and field experience, which will acquaint the student with the basic rocks and minerals in their natural setting. They will study stratigraphy, surface characteristics, and evoluation of geologic southern Utah and the Colorado Plateau. Though not essential, it is desirable for students to have had physical geology previously. Six quarter hours credit will be given for completion of the course, although It is possible to register for three hours, or to audit the course. Extensive field' trips will be 1800 taken (approximatey miles. The first eight days will ' be spent on campus in classroom study In preparation for the trip. Regular CSU summer school will begin Monday, June 14. The regular session will run for eight weeks. Two terms will be held concurrently with the regular session. el four-Wee- k Gfcxi Cmiycn CIfy Gsls Gsw Grorrlh yfmong recent developments in Glen Canyon City as been the installation of new street lights and the starting of several new businesses. Hew state highway signs have been put up for 277 which leads to the park recreation area and it is now possible to purchase Utah fish and game licenses, together with bait and tackle and other necessary services for the fishing enthusiast. The Glen Canyon City development committee has also been working for Improvements and developing of the area and city. 0 0 YOUR CHILDREN Clean engines are economical, smooth, lively and last longer. And that's in RPM Motor Oils keeps engines t . .clean, the way the detergent-actiofree of sludge and deposits. Regular 60 day oil changes with detergent-actio"RPM" are your Jest protection against engine wear. With that care, your engine can outlast your car. We have a complete line of the finest, most economical lubri- cants and fuels. Call us for prompt delivery. n How long n has it been since you've heard their voices, listened to their news? Call them. Long Distance- - Mountain KARL Ksnab DISTRIBUTOR, 1.1, States JAI.IES0;i Telephone G44-237- 1 STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS toc,s ' e o 0 0 |
