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Show tPife SOUTlifcfiJ PdUf Thursday, June UTAH NEWSj Kanab, Utah fish- ing is scheduled this weekend, June 4. With prospects over the state listed as good following is a rundown on some of the favorite spots in this area. fishing this year with good by Nan Johnson 'N. suc- FIS1I LAKE Large rainbow fingerling and catchable plants make the rate cf success consic tently high on this highly populai Lake. M ack i n a w trout "and Kuka nee salmon continue to be stocked and succe1 s with these scecief 'n 1966 should parallel 1965. PANGUITCII LAKE Should be very fast fishing again this year, with rainbows from 10 to 15 inches. Average size, of fish caught early in the season should increase slightly 'from last year. KOOSIIAREM RESERVOIR Very large fish will be hard to This water receives ranbow trou come by. fingerling supplemented with PINE LAKE Usually is ac catchables. Sizes to be expected cessible for the opener and will are 11 to 18 inches. Rate of sucbe heavily stocked with catch-able- . cess will be good to excellent. rainbows. Brook trout Fishing pressure usually is heav; 19G4-6- 5 in on the opening. made plants should contribute heavily to the catch. The brookies should range from 8 to 15 inches. Fredonia News anil Poor TEOPIC RESERVOIR to fa'r fishing is expected during Current Happenings the season. This drainage is Mr. and Mrs W. Dart Judd scheduled for chemical treatment and daughter, Darlene, attended 1966. fall of the during BYU graduation ceremony ir POSEY LAKE Natural re- the last Friday evening, May Provo production of brook trout occurs 27. Darlenes husband, Alma 10 15 inches brookies to here and was one of the gradushould be commoa Two to three Bastian, ates. uncompound rainbows are not mon. Aquatic leeches are a fav-ort- e Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Tingey food of both species in this attended Sunday School and vis lake. ted with friends Sunday mornll NAVAJO LAKE ing. Mrs. Tingey was formerly Heavy s Glenna Whiting and she and her in early 1965 limited last season to catchable husband were on their way home plants. Fingerllng brook were from school in Provo to visit stocked again in 1965, but will not with Glennas folks In Flagstaff Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Lance enter the catch until early fall. Hold-ovcatchables will likely of Petersburg, Texas, were visbe few in number. Fishing should itors at the home of their son Mr. and Mrs. be fair to good on the opening and daughter-in-lawith preseason plants of catch- Hubert Lance last weekend. They also attended the high school ables. DUCK CREEK SPRINGS Al- graduation exercises as Mrs. Huthough this is primarily a catch- bert Lances daughter, Patricia able fishery, the occasional "lunk Ann Wade, was one of the grader brook, brown, or rainbow uates. makes Duck Creek one of the Hubert Lance who is employed most pooular small lakes. Catch- with the Forest Service at Heber, ables will make up the bulk of Arizona, visited last weekend fish caught. Rate of success is with his wife and family in i s 1 e e ten win-terki- .1 sue-ses- Fre-doni- good to excellent OTTER CREEK RESERVOIR Only fair fishing is expected in 1966 as trash fish are competing with growth of fingerllng plants. A few "lunkers from better times will spark interest Good PIUTE RESERVOIR water levels in 1965 made possible larger plants of fingerllng and catchable rainbows than are usually made. Open year-roun- d r--2 Get Ready The most Important news thisi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chamber- week for the students is that lain of Coalville, visited here and chool is out! in Kanab over the weekend. Mrs. Darel Lamb and daughter Mr. Billy Bolander of Salt Lake Sharlene attended graduation here visiting his many City, in Enterprise, for Sherrie friendsis and relatives. Itahlei. Mr. and Mrs. Giles Bolander Mrs. A. B. Levanger, Rebecca of Cedar City are also here. Esplin, Mrs. LaNard Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sundquist and attended the Colleen, daughter, ghth grade graduation exrcos family of fcalifom'a visited Bes-E. Brooksby over the weekeld in Fredonia. Patty Tait was ilutatoHan. Mr. and Mrs. Leo end. Beckwith of Mt. Carmel also at- Mr Perrv Trov is home after 'Tided the graduation execises. visiting in California. Mrs. Reo Heaton received word Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Young hursdav night of the death of nd fam'lv of Salt Lake City are her mother in Idaho. She and her v's'ting here at the Orson Young aughter, Klissa, left by bus that ome. ight. The rest of the family left Mr a"d Mrs. Dennis Salter of unday for Idaho to attend fun-ra- l "Mt Thke C tv, visited with the services which will be held TI. T. caBer's of Mt. Carmel and "'uesday. Sp i sNird To' nsons of Ordcr-ville- . Mr. and Mrs. EuC-enRussell, Mrs. H. T Salter accompanTr. and Mrs. Gail Heaton find ied back to see her new Tr. LaNard Johnson attended the rraud daughter bom to the Bruce lanab High School graduation Blacks of Salt Lake Citv Thurs-Thi- s xercises. is tHe Blacks first There were many out of town child. Mrs Black is the former cople here to attend graduation Evelyn Salter. xercises. Some of them were: Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Reese and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Tait of Salt familv of Mapleton, visited here r ake. Mr and Mrs. Lane Tait and over the memorial weekend, fanrly of Cedar City, J. R. Cham- - Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bowers of herlain and fiancee of Coalville, Salt Lake City, visited here: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rogers of Long Visitors at the Harvey Crofts Beach, Calif., Mrs. Spencer Young home were Mr. and Mrs. Bill ind daughters of northern Utah, Ayers of Las Vegas, Nev., and Stan Sorensen of Cedar City. Mr. Mrs. Randall Crofts and baby of cess reported. Most fish caugh m the opening of general season will be from 11 to 15 inches. er Bell Chamberlain, daughter Sherrie, son Kim and friend of Mesa, riz., Mrs. Fen Covington, son and daughter. There were prob- Wedding Bells Will Ring For Miss Karin Heaton Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Heaton LDS mission to Ireland and has of Kanab are announe ng the attended Brigham Young Univer June 4th wedding of their daugh- sity. ter, Miss Karin Heaton, and Mr. James Lynn Slade, Jr. Kanab news the son of Mr. and Lynn Slade, 1725 Mr. and Mrs. Roden Shumway Las Vegas, Nev. and children, Shari, Janna Lee Ceremonies will be performed and Reger, of Bountiful were in n the St. George LDS Temple. Kanab over the Memorial Day Parents of the groom will host weekend visiting friends and at luncheon for the bridal party the home of Rodens parents Mr. following the ceremony. and Mrs. Merlin Shumway. Parents of the bride will enterMr. and Mrs. Harry Robinson tain at a wedding reception the same evening at the Kanab Stake of Coleville wgre weekend visitors in Kanab. Center. Attendants for the bridal couple A. R. Findlay and three sons will be Miss Nadine Heaton, Mrs. of Salt Lake City and his sister, Mitchell Kalaull, Miss Carolyn Gevene werqAirKanab over the Gwynn, Miss Roxie Cryder and Memorial Dayweekencl. Mr. Slade is Mrs. James Bracken Ave., students visiting in Fredonia last weekend were Lane and Neil Brooksby from Provo, Shirley Black from Tempe and Katy Black from the LDS Business College in Salt Lake City, Patricia Farr, Beverly Brooksby, Sharon Johnson, and Earl Dean Henrie from St. George, and Miss Diane Slade. Dean Slade will be best man Kristin Rich from Henager Business College in Salt Lake City. and Dennis Lynn, Kirk Heaton and Scott Heaton will usher. After attending Kanab High School, Karin has attended Utah for the Opening of Fishing Season! State University and Brigham Young University. Mr. Slade has completed an June 4 College - Saturday Mr. and Mrs! Garth Chamber-laiare leaving Kanab this weekend to spend some time in Salt Lake City where they will witness the graduation exercises of their daughter, Siri. She is grad uating Friday',1 'June 3 from the Holy Cross School of Nursing. THE BASIC ISSUE Half Priced Camping Utensil Sets This includes: Plastic Plates, Knives, Forks, Spoons and Cups Get all your camping supplies at .... . Since January 3, numerous controversies have arisen between the Mayor and the City Council of Kanab that have centered about the appointment of a city marshal in my department. These incidents, in my opinion, have merely been a fog which obscures the underlying issue that divides the city government of Kanab. This issue is so basic, so fundamental, and so important, to every citizen of Kanab that it needs to be lifted out of the fog. The issue is this shall the government of Kanab continue to function in the traditional Mayor-Councform, or be replaced by the type government that has one person dictating policies. il WESTERN AUTO I will not dwell on the SSL events wherein the well-know- n May- or refused to heed the advice and consent of the Council. The monetary loss to my department Is more than two thousand dollars and the end is not in sight at this time. The City Council members, Dealership for Bombardier Ski Doo now available in this area. Contact , MONTE'S BOMBARDIER, INC. 509 W Br'dway, Idaho Falls Ida., Phone 523-687- 0, 523-689- 7 af- ter long deliberation, were prepared to consent to the appointment of Kyle MacDonald at the council meeting one month after his questionable appointment by Mr. Findlay under the pretext of an emergency. The Mayor proclaimed he would not even discuss the matter and would appoint the marshal each month for the next 31 years on an basis. This action "emergency by Mr. Findlay forced the council to refuse to pay the marshal . LaNard Johnson Mr. and daughter, Nesha, visited the Hugh Spencers in Salt Lake City over tiie weekend. and-Mrs- and Mrs. Clare Ramsay and of Tropic, visited here Saturday. s. Mary Jane DeMille and children of Rockville, vis.ted here Mr., children M-- Monday Mr. and Mrs. DeMoin Sorensen and children of Cedar City, visited the J. E. Crofts on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Burrows and son Johnny visted in Northern Utah during the weekend. A baby shower was held for Mrs. Pete Dirtmat at the Garn Blackburns Saturday night. Some of the young folks from here attended the Rose Prom held in Kanab Stake House Saturday night. Tragedy struck our community with the drowning of Elaine Man-ulita Navajo girl, who was liv-n- g with the Dee Andersons, everyone loved Elaine and her pleasant personality. She drowned at the Barricks. Lynn Chamberlain and Kirk Covington are home after attending Trade Tech for the winter. DINE OUT We specialize in Chicken and Charbroiled Steak After 5 p.m. - SPECIAL LUNCH MENU PRIME RIB - $1.50 - EVERY SATURDAY LAREC CAFE Reservations Appreciated n ' w Get set for family foil with one of our low-coVacation Loans st 70 JHffpllG Fishing Licenses South Rim of Grand Canyon. The Hugh Sorensens of Las Vegas, Nev., visited at the B. H. Sorensen home. You owe it to your wife and family ably many more. Arel Chamberlain underwent major surgery in the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake City on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. LeGrande Spencer, daughter Elaine and son Mario and Mrs. Lu Covington, left Saturday on vacation to Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Buhler left Sunday for Idaho where they will spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn James Esp-li-n and family of Nephi, are spending some time here at the J. E. Crofts home and the Cornell Chamberlains. UTTfXX And Fishing Supplies i960 Orderville news and events Fishing Season Opens This Weekend; Be Careful, Obey Laws; Here Are Some Favorite Spot Reports Utahs general opening of i, fied in writing as required by law, to preserve the credit of Kanab City and to pay the city employees who would have been the innocent victims. The same meeting would have taken place and the same- - business would have been transacted if the Mayor had attended the meeting instead of being a participant in the legislature. At the last (televised) council meeting called by Mr. Findlay, Mr. Kirby clearly stated that the City Council was prepared to get on with city business and let the marshal situation remain quiet Mr. Findlay reply was to threaten the council with a lawsuit. j The most recent act by the Mayor was on! May 23 when he, alone, informed the citys attorney that his services were terminated. Mr. Ken Chamberlain, City Attorney, ireplied on May 25 and I quote from his letter: "If you will submit your suggestion to the Kanab City Council and obtain their required approval, I will be pleased to turn over the city files in my possession to the successor whom they choose. This would be the proper procedure as it is outlined in Section 13-2Kan City Ordinances." Vacation loans provide the extra cash you need . . . repayment may be scheduled to suit your budget." 2 I submit thsjt the Kanab City Council is prepared and has always been ready to cooperate with the Mayr on any of the city affairs. Cfri the question of l dictatorship versus government. It is impossible for me to agree wih Mr. Findlay in any manner (when he resorts to The special meeting of May 16 insults, invective, 'Innuendo and was called not to play games threatened lawsuits. Until this while the Mayor was in Salt Lake basic issue is' resolved, I fear as the news media were informed that Kanab will receive more bad ) by Mr. Findlay. It was called, af- publicity. ter the Mayor was property notl- Richard R. Riley, M. D. For carefree traveling, remember to come in for FIRST NATIONAL CITY TRAVELERS refunded ot CHECKS. Theyre the world over. in case of loss! "Better Than Money. , . . accepted ., Mayor-Counci- . FIRST STATE BANK mm SMH1A PANGUITCII |
