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Show SOUTHERN UTAH Ordervilb Leads la Lillis Leases HOUSES SALE SPECIAL SERVICES OLDER HOME, completely redecorated, new roof, wiring and furnace. 4 bedrooms, bath and half. Pasture water and V block. 94 Sooth Main, 'Lee . A8rc Sprang, Kanab, 644-2680- too and APARTMENTS, three bedroom. Call Guy ChamKanab. berlain, ' M26.3tc. ONE and TWO bedroom furnished apartments, Kanab. Call M5rc. 643-550- available, $20 per month, includes water. Hwy 89 East Kanab. Call JlO.pd. OlfSALE MISCELLANEOUS 644-275- H:!:s t:JCrrrc;IEt:;!s By Aden Cox Elaine Hoyt arrived Mrs. home Friday after spending the past two weeks In Salt Lake with her little grandson who they had taken there for medical treatment. Palmer was here Wendell over the weekend from his work at Mesquite, Nevada. Owen Roundy is home from Las Vegas where he has taught school the past year. He expects to continue hts studies this summer at CSU in Cedar City. The Vane Campbell family visited relatives in Mesquite, the past weekend. Weekend visitors at the Allen Co home were the Dale Sorensen family from St. George 3 bedroom home, small down, 1 lot 5x8 rds, downtown. Com. er lot 120x112 ft. 1 lot 66x99 ft. Two Hillside lots 75x115 ft. 3 Vermillion Heights lots. 1 4 bedroom home, large lot. 6 shares of water. 24 acres, 600 ft. frontage. 3 bd. rm. home. Cor-r- y Real Estate, see LeRoy P. ,644-2789- . Kanab. JlOrc. and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnson who are now employed at Bryce Canyon. Stake visitors here Sunday evening for the Primary Family Hour were Mrs. Violet Honey and Mrs. Bernice Robinson . from Kanab. Raymond Heaton isiome from St. George and norman and Delin from Cedar City where they spent the past winter attending college. The Dee Roundy family has been visiting the past weekend In Salt Lake City. The N. Roundy' of St George are visiting with their daughter Mrs. Rollan Hoyt. Mr. and Mr. Delbert Palmer of Orderville visited at the Ray Palmer Home. Jerry Lee Reese, son of Ken-le- y Reese of Mesquite, Nevada is visiting at the Vane Campbells. trailer space 1 Mr. and Mrs, Keith Anderson, of Tempe, Arizona, were here the past weekend to bring their ton Steve, to tay with h's grandfather, Charles C Ander. son, this summer. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac J. Chamberlain, was blessed at sacrament services Sunday, by her father and given the name of Alyson. AVAILACLE $20 per Month (Includes Water) Can Hwy 89 644-275- GMC 630. 3 East Kanab 1953. 6 cylinders, 2 speed rear end. two gas tanks. See Alonzo J. Glendale. Utah. Mackelprang, J10,3tc. 7 Judd. t!!:a SPACE HELP WANTED FOR SALE: 3 bedroom home. TO RENT APARTMENT TRAILER AUTOS, TRUCKS FEMALE FEMALE domestic help needed. Kanab. Call 644 250 for information. Zzzzizt Schsol Ycsngslers Repsrl We are talking and studying about conservation in our summer school. The older children looked up the definition of conservation in encyclopedias and dictionaries. Here are some of the definitions we liked best: Conservation is the using of natural in ways that do not destroy. damage or waste them. Conservation means safeguarding human resources. Conservation of human and natural resources helps make and keep our homes, our country, and our world better places in which to live. Conservation means different things to different children as expressed: "We want to keep things pretty," Jill Johnson. "Conservation means to take care of trees and animals and books and schools," Kenley Glover. "Conservation means to take care of forests because we need them," Louis Sannella. "Conservation means to keep our world healthy," Teresa Terrell. "Conservation means to take care of yourself and your dogs and your cats," Jeanetta Chat teriey. after golf beers the one... ' v for good taste, good fun it's good to settle down on a soft chair in the club house and add up the score with friends, What better time for the drink that scores with beer? almost every golfer-co- ol, Yes, beers great to relax with, great for refreshment, great for taste. So whatever your sport-boat- ing or baseball swimming or tennis relax afterwards with the zestful taste of beer. After a hard-playe- 18 holes, d thirst-quenchin- UNITED STATES g BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. 1M Sat-- SOUTH lAKC STM CAST OTT, UTAH j' Lions. June 15, Kanab Lions at and Fredoma at Kanab 18. Kanab Legion at and Fredoma at Kanab Lions. June 22. Kanab Legion at Fredonia; Orderville et Kanab Lions. June 25. Kanab Lions at Kanab Legion; Fredonia at Orderville. June 29, Orderville at Kanab Legion; Kanab Lions at Fredonia. July 2, Kanab Legion at Kanab Lions; Orderville at Fredonia. July 6, Kanab Lions at Order. viUe and Fredonia at Kanab Legion. July 9, Kanab Legion at Orderville; Fredonia at Kanab Lions. Enlrzncs Fees Will On K tilth Fercst Arc:s Entrance fees will be charged on the Kaibab National Forest beginning June 1, 1965 for the following seven campgrounds: Kaibab Lake, Cataract Lake, White Horse Lake, Parks, Jacob Lake, DeMotte, end Indianr Hollow. The annuel $7 Recreation Conservation Sticker may be purchased now at the Williams-ChelendDistrict Ranger's Office on North Second Street, Tusayan District Ranger's Office, Jacob Lake-BiSprings District In Office Fredonia, end Ranger's Forest Supervisor's Office. The individual season and daily tickets will be available before June 1. Additional information may be obtained et these offices. In addition to the above named offices, the RecreationCon-servatio- n Sticker and both types of individual tickets may be pur. chased from Forest Service Recreation Assisants at the seven ' named campgrounds during the recreation season. These men are the foremen of our reguer recreation maintenance crews. No extra men are being hired to sell or check on the Recreation Conservation sticker or tickets. The "Designated Federal Recreation Fee Area" poster will be displayed on bulletin boards or in other appropriated places in recreation areas where an entrance fee Is charged. Fee charge areas include National Forests, National Parks and other Federal Recreation Areas. Other areas of the Kaibab National Forest are not subject to the entrance fee. They may be entered upon subject to the laws and regulations regarding fire, littering, hunting, fishing, end other uses. The charging for recreation under the Lend and Water Cong Bids Invited ByParlc Service In Utah, Fre-dom- a; Legion. Invitation for Bids have been issued by the National Park Service for construction project at Basin, Glen Canyon Bullfrog National Recreation Area. The project consists of three Employee Residences; two Comfort Stations; a Repair Shop and Firehouse, including Gener-et&- r Room; five Picnic Shelters, including workyard gravel surface; installation of Trashcan Holders and Fireplaces; Picnic Table Assembly and anchoring; and Campground development The bids for this project will be opened on Thursday, June 24, 1965, at 2 p m., at the office of the Regional Director, Southwest Region, National Park Service, P. O. Bo 728, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501. The Notice To Proceed issued by the Government Is anticipated will not be issued until about October 15, 1965, due to undesirable roads and climatic conditions. Interested bidders for the a. bove project can receive specifications, plans and other general information from th Office of the Superintendent, Glen Cany-yo- n National Recreation Area, P. O. Bo 1507, Page Arizona, or from the Regional Director, Southwest Region, National Park Service, P. O. Bo 728, Santa Fe, New Mexico. 10. 1965 page 5 Enjoy Family Little League The baseball schedule for the year completed the first half of play June 4 with the Valley team deleading the league with no feats. Schedule for the second half of play is as follows: June 11, Orderville at Kanab Legion at Kanab June Jung Visit In Kanab Tn-Cit- F07 NEWS servation Fund Act of 1965 wss set in motion by the President's Executive Order of February 26, 1 965. Under the Act Nation wide program will make it It possible for all appropriate agencies in government both Fed- - Mr. and Ms. Michael D Rigqs and two sons spent a week vis. it mg at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs Virgil Riggs of tlt'ih. 1 hey attended his brother Larry's graduation at the Kanab High School and alo the Brooksby family reunion. Others visiting at the Riggs home and attending the reunion were Mrs Riggs mother, Mrs Qmma J. Brooksby of Salt Lake City and her sisters and brother and some of their families, namely. Mis Martin Rubisch (Kathic) and three children of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Dave (Belle) I l.irman and four children fiom riioenix. Arizona; Mr. Dave Ouiuell (Ldcc) and two children from Scottsdale. Anzona, Mis. Jiin Moitrnsen (Mauc) and two childicn from Mesa, Arizona, Mrs. Jack Madsen (Vivien) from West Covina. California and Mr. Trank Brooksby from Loniord, California. Ka-ni- l. c .to cooperate eral and State in the measures necessary to provdc urgently needed public outdoor recreation areas and facilities. lhe Land and Water Conser. vation Fund Act provides for tire sale of a RecreationCon-servalioSticker which should be applied to the front bumper of a private noncommecrial automobile. That vehicle and all occupants may enter Federal recration areas for which an entrance charge is made. The n Sticker (cost $7.00) is valid until March 31, 1966. The Sticker will not be replaced if lost, stolen, or destroyed. lhe Act also povides for an individual charge for a single, or daily visit in lieu of the Sticker for those not wishing to purchase the RccreationConserva-tio- n Sticker. The single visit is 50c per day for each person 16 years and older. For those persons who visit only one particular National Forst in a year, a season's ticket may be purchased. The cost of the season's ticket is $2.50 per person 16 years and older and will expire December 31, 1965. 1 his ticket is good only in recreation areas located within the National Forest for which the ticket is purchased and will not authorize entrance to recreation areas on other National Forests or other Federal recreation areas. The financial bargain of the annual permit, the Recreation Conservation Sticker, which is good for Nationwide use and covering all automobile occupants, is apparent. The Act also provides that special facilities or services may require an additional use charge; however, no additional user fees are required at the present time for the areas listed above on the Kaibab. Violation of rules or regulations govering the collection of fees at posted Federal recreation. areas designated pursuant to the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act is punishable by e fine up to one hundred ($100) dollar. Mrs.' Geneva Workman and Mr. and family accompanied Mrs. Lenard Heaton and family on a trip to Montana, for a weeks vacation. Miss Chariottee Edmunds of Mapleton, visited at the Sam Chamberlain home, this week. x |
