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Show June Page Four Kanab Stake Day (Las Vegas style) successful CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING REAL ESTATE FOB SALE FOB SALE 1 Maytag, wringer type washer and 2 tubs; 1 1957 Dodge pickup; 1 very good saddle; saddle horses and ponies. Call D. F. Hamblin. y J12-26- NEW folding rollaway $35.00 Used TV, good condition, $35, J26c Call NT FOR-BE- THREE bedroom home. Unfurnished. Water and sewer furnished. New heating. Contact or A. R. Humphrey, M. B. Brown, Kanab. w 644-247- HOME, by owner, in Kanab. 5 years old, 3 bedroom, full basement, carpet throughout, rock fireplace and front, large lot with some fruit trees 644-242- 5 644-233- re a!Testate-- anted WE home, $2i,500. Ctontact Cloyd Swapp at St. George, J19.26 Jy3p ONE large nine-foo- t refrigeracrome dintor; one . Alvira ing set; phone p B. Ford. 673-26- 22. property 644-241- e 644-2920- J5-26- E-1000 acres, SALE-OR-LEAS- NEED listings. The Kanab Office of D Land Title has handled over one million in real estate sales during the past year. We have buyers. Please call Dale E. ofClarkson, home fice, 644 2443, 40 East Center, J19rc Kanab, Utah. and grape vines, irrigation water. Real nice looking meadow, tame grass, grain and alfalfa. Also BLM rights 6 months in summer. Approx. 2,000 bales of hay. Machinery. Good corrals . 14 miles east of Kanab on odled road. Contact Merle V. Adams. Kanab. Utah. M29rc HOMES and lots for sale P. Judd, AlOrc THREE bedroom home on corner lot, 114 ft wide, 263 ft. long. Fireplace, one and half baths. Bob Green, 110 North First West St., Fredonia, call M6rc 644-552- 4, Le-Ro- y 644-278- 643-262- SPECIAL SERVICES REMOVE excess body fluid with FLUIDEX tablets. Only $1.49 at Kanab Drug. p toJy31 GUARANTEED watch repairs service. Hearing aid batN30rc teries. Kanab Drug. TV REPAIR FACTORY trained' Magnovox serviceman for repairs. Call M29rc 644-508- Did you know your library has six different issues of News- papers? LOST LOST in Fredonia, 6 month old dog, female. German mix. Silver grey. Reward. Call Shep-herd-Ilusk- ie 643-500- Jul9,26 Jy3c WANTED JERSEY or Guernsey milk cow. Contact Walt Powers, Box 65, Kanab. J26-Jy3- p PERSONALS WANT a wife, (husband, sweetheart or pen pal? Send stamped, envelope self-address- for free information to Personal Acquaintance Service, P.O. Box 6046 Salt Lake City, Utah 84106. J26p BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY HOMEMAKERS . . . earn extra spending money without leaving home. Occasional telephone interviewing. Exper-enc- e not necessary. No selling. Must have private telephone. Send letter including name, phone number, education, 'any work experience, and names of references to: American Research Bureau, Field Operations, 4320 abmi-tiou- Am-mend- Road, Maryland 20705. Ihe Old lim&i. Beltsville, J26c GREAT NEWS Franchise Opening Soon NEW CONCEPT, IDEAL FOR Suburban or Small Towns COUNTRY CUZZIN CARWASH is coming to your area. Franchise opening soon. Fantastic returns, minimum investment. Pro- perty investment not necessary. Write P. O. Box 557, Kent, Wash. 98031. Receiving medical attention recently at the Kane County Hospital have been: Jenny Swapp, Edgar Cox. Brent Johnson, Beatrice Patter, Kenyon Little, Bertha Ramsay, Olando Ben, Reed Henderson, Effie Reynolds, Laurene Anderson, Franklin Heaton. RESPONSE BY KANE GOOD GETTING COUNTY Page Four 26, 1969 RESIDENTS BEEN HAS ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS READY FOR THE NEW EDITION OF from Barco derided to set a date and get with it The first annual Kanab Stake Those there at that moment was at held Day (Nevada style) Paradise Park in Las Vegas, were Gail, Marilyn, Velma Ah-erland Duff, so thats how we June 7 and was declared a success by the committee: Marilyn became the committee. Velma Gail had a family wedding come up Cornelison, chairman; the day of the party and was & book record Brown, nametags chairman; and Joyce Sorensen, unable to attend and Duff didnt know he would be out in Kanab telephone ciiairman. working for the movies and felt Marilyn was overall chairman bad about missing it. The rest and conducted the kids races of us had a wonderful time and and autograph hunt and providwe owe a thank you to Dad for ed the prizes. Gail and Mark getting us started and a great Brown furnished nametags and big vote of thanks to Gail and a record book for recording Joyce for all their help. everyones names and addresses Next years committee will be for reference in future years. Jerry an Norman Nash and Joyce Sorenson did a terrific Paul and Judi Ford. We expect job as telephone chairman and an even greater turnout next called about 100 families who year and hope this will mushlive in the Las Vegas area. All room into being a former residents of the Kanab event. Stake area that we could think of were notified of the party and we were pleased to see the Kanab news notes Mr. and Mrs. Elson Riggs just good response. word from their son received out for turned Eighty people this first Stake Day and were Lynn Riggs, who is in the army as follows: Mark and Gail in Viet Nam, that (he has been (Cram) Brown and family, Norm commissioned Captain and is and Jerry Nash and family, assistant operation officer for John K. Little, Jr. (of Kanab), his company. The Dale Clarkson family Paul and Judi Ford, Huglh and Joyce (Swapp) Sorenson and went to Salt Lake recently to put Dales brother on a plane family, Gary and Peggy (Holmes) Bunting and family, Jerry for Hawaii. Dales mother reand Beverly (Honey) Barnson turned with them for a visit. Mark and Merrilyn Church and family, Annie (Gardner) Judd and family, Clare Pugh, left June 23 for Coco Beach, Douglas and Laura (Johnson) Fla., where Mark will continue Hafen, Harold and Lida Seiber, his duties in the service. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Perkins Kent Nash and family, Kez and Helen (Troy) Meeks, Leland and family vbdted Iher mother Watson and family, Paul and Ellen Kernell and uncle Carlos Maxine Honey and family, Ina Judd last week end. They left Porter and daughters Joan their two young daunghters Ford and Sue Ann Porter, San- with their grandmother for a dra (Kirby) Currey and family, continued visit. Dixie and Linda Green came and Richard Jameson and to visit their parents, Mr. and friend. Winners of the autograph Mrs. Fonace Green. Linda will hunt were Mark Brown, Joyce stay for the summer, and Dixie Miller and Nick Sorenson. The will return to Arkansas. winners of the kids races were s not recorded. The more members at the picnic played volleyball while the rest visited around. It might be of interest to know how this Kanab Stake Day was originated. Well have to give all the credit to Duff Pugh who has been talking it up for years but nothing definite had been decided until we There has never been a were over at Gail Browns Minperson with an inflated ego nesota Woolen party May 15 and who wasnt full of hot air. 648-228- c Ju26-Jy3- BARKS by Marilyn Cornelison ranch. Spring water rights, good for development, recreation. All in grass for cattle. Contact Ervin Hoyt, Order-ville- , Utah. Phone 644-247- five-piec- Jane SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS, Kanab, Utah 26, 1969 We had a wedding, going away party for Linda Early1 Friday. Fried chicken, salads, rolls, and yes, even a wedding cake. It was really fun especially cause we got to have it outside. Buds wife, Yvo.ine and Laree Burrows came and helped us enjoy it New recruits again at Barco are Cora Fisher, Aleta Jessop, Ethel Cooke from Colorado City and Susie Black from Fre-doni- It was Edna Greens birthday Monday, but no one knew it, so Joann Campbell brought a cake Tuesday. We bad a surprise belated party. Just as fun, only thing different was, she was a day older. Alton News Notes and Current Events by Don Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cox went to Salt Lake City last Monday to take their son, Lewis, for a physcial examination. Mrs. Laura Campbell accompanied them to visit. They returned home Tuesday. Ronald Heaton went to Provo to enroll at BYU for summer school. He returned home for the weekend and he and Raymond Heaton returned there Sunday. While there Raymond will have a doctor check up on his broken wrist. Mrs. Marie Crosby went to Salt Lake City last week to stay with her daughter, Mrs. Marva Thomas. Thearon Crosby went to Mesa Ariz., last week to visit at the home 'cf a son, Leslie Crosby. Mrs. Martha Roundy went to Las Vegas, Nev., last week to visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Glenna Anderson. The Elgin Palmer family from New Orleans, La., and her mother from Pensacola, Fla., are visiting at the Ray Palmer home. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cox and Gerry Hoyt went to St. George on Thursday. The Dilworth Hoyt family left Thursday evening for Salt Lake City to take their son, Gerry, to the mission home. He will serve in the Brazilian Mission. They visited on the way IN "THE HISTORY OF KANE COUNTY" We need the help of everyane in bringing the book up to date, and correcting errors. If you have corrections, new material, or new or old pictures, please contact: or MRS. ADONIS ROBINSON MRS. LEAH JACKSON Utah Kanab, News Items From Glendale A wedding reception was held Visiting here the past week were: Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Lund of Paragoonah, Mrs. Olive Maxwell, Mrs. Vera Gibson of Cedar City; Mr. and Mrs. Verland Rose of Brigham City; Mr. and Mrs. Elvon Spencer and children of Vernal; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Shirl Spencer of Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Maxwell and family of Nephi; Mrs. Zel-dRobertson and family of Murray; Mr. and Mrs. David Clair and family of Salt Lake City; George, Lyle and Luense Black of Neveda; Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Lamb of St. George; Mr. and Mrs. George Lamb of Ce- at .the Glendale Ward Cultural Hall Saturday evening, June 21, in honor of Carla Nan Spencer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spencer of Glendale and Mr. Gordon Lee Carlson, son son of Mr. and Mrs. Leland H. Carlson of Cedar City. The young couple was married June 22 at the St. George LDS Temple. a Mr. Keith Anderson, from Alaksa was master of ceremonies for the evening. There was a program and dancing, music being furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Baker of Nevada, Emily Anderon, Bp. Jack H. Maxwell and Thell Maxwell. Many friends an relatives from here and out of town areas were present and the young couple received many beautiful gifts. dar City. Note of Thanks The family of Boyd Y. McAlto express appreciation to all of those who brought food, flowers ai.d helped in any way at the time of our beloved husband and fathers passing. Words cannot express our appreciation for all the kindnesses shown. LaVerde and family lister wishes Mrs. Vida Leigh and two children from Denver, Colo., visited relatives here Monday. Mr. Max Bauer, former resident of Glendale, tout living at Sait Lake City at thf present time, was married this week, in the Sait Lake LDS Temple. Mr. Ken Maxwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Maxwell and who is with the U. S. Armed Forces, stationed in California, is home on furlough. Funeral services for William E. Cox, 84, who died June 19, 1969, of raautral causes was held Monday at the Glendale Ward chapel. Every member of his family and all his brothers and sisters were present at the services. (A story about Mr. Cox is found elsewhere in this weeks SUNews.) NEW USED MOBILE HOMES and TRAVEL TRAILERS MOTOR SALES, INC. 389 E. 300 S. (US 89) contact John Augustus 644-506- 5 and INCOME BOOKKEEPING and TAX SERVICE Serving Kane County, Page, Fredonia, and returned heme Sunday. Springdale and Rockville i R. Box 1 E 68 L FIKE - Kanab, Utah - Phone 644-504- 3 ...YOUCLIP SWiFTS PICNIC HAMS lb. 49c BAR S THICK SLICED BACON, .. LIVING, LOVING and MARRYING H0RMEL FRANKS Thoughts for LDS Teens and Young Marrieds by LINDSAY R. CURTIS, M.D., and WAYNE J. 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