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Show IPafe T-J- 17, 1171 iine Legal Notice SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER Published Marlin every Thursday at Kanab, Utah B. Brown, Publisher and Editor WHi The following application has been filed with the State Engineer to change water in Kane County, in the State of Utah, throughout the entire year unless otherwise designated. Locations in SLB&M. (85-5East Canyon Irrigation Company co John K. Little, P. 0. Box 47, Kanab, Utah proposes to correct the point of diversion of .10 c.f.s. of water as ). evidenced by Appl. 35769 The water has been diverted from well 120 ft. deep at a point a E. 1200 ft. and S. 660 ft. from the NW Cor. of Sec. 25, T43S, R5W; and used for stockwatering of 100 cattle, 4 horses, and 500 sheep in (85-58- Entered as second-clas- s matter October 6, 1944 at the post office in Kanab, Utah, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Fredonia news happenings The Little Buckaroo Rodeo held here last week was a big success as usual. Those of you who didnt go out to see it really missed a good bet for an afternoon of entertainment. The Boy Scouts Sponsored the event and were successful in raising some of the funds that they need to carry on their work. The Fredonia Ward Relief Society combined all of their summer work meetings into one two-da- y sewing class. These was a good attendance and those who went really were well paid for their time. Mrs. Gladys Brooksby was the instructor for the classes. Airman Glen Pratt, son of Mr. and Mr3. Harold Pratt, paid them a short visit over the weekend from his duties at Kurtland Air Force Base at Albuquerque, New Mex. Visiting with Glen while he n was home was Miss Shirley of St. George. Reina Pratt left Monday for her schooling at the beauty college of SUSC. She will be there for the next year. Mrs. Linda VanDril entered the Kane County Hospital last week for major surgery. Excitement is beginning to stir for the July 4 Celebration at Fredonia. General Chairmen Duane and Tezza Judd and all their committees are hard at work making preparations for a big day. There will be the annual Miss Fredonia Pageant on the 2nd with a parade, concessions, etc., on the 3rd. Be looking forward to a nice time. Lawrence Judd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dart Judd is home from the summer from his teaching duties in Washington. It is nice to have, summer come and see the young people return. Wayne Anderson, who won in the Pitch, Hit, and Throw contest at Kanab, went on to the District Playoffs at Salt Lake City on June 5. He won second place in the district. There were about 50 boys in the competition. Congratulations Wayne. Mr. Delray Syme, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Payne will be married this week. His family will be going from here to attend the ceremonies. The Fredonia Swimming Pool opened Friday, June 11, and has been the most popular place in town ever since. Mr. Walter Cluff will be managing the pool for the summer with the help of Mrs. Joan Nelson, David Farr, Carl Ellison, and Lynn Swapp. Gary Heaton, city councilman in charge of the park and pool has put in many long hours renovating the deck to make it pass health regulations and make the pool a safe enjoyable place for all of us to go. Es-pli- . CUSTOM SERVICE FISH GAME & 1C. LICENSES UTAH Phone Mr. and Mrs. Adrain Simpsons t spent the afternoon with the Merrill Heatons, this past week, while they waited for their car to be put into running condition. ..They had an accident on the Kaibab Mountain. Mrs. Simpsons is the former Caroline Williams, and a good friend of Irenes. Mrs. Phyllis Harper is spending soma time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Powell. Mrs. Rulea Brooksby and children remained in Fredonia to visit her parents, the LeRoy Heatons, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brooksby. High Councilman Gerald Spencer took part in sacrament meeting Sunday. He called on several people to help with the program. Others helping were: Lynette Judd, Jolyn Ellison, Arthur Stevens, Aldan Judd, Brad Heaton, Gene Heaton, Robin Button, Dar-oleand Lisa Heaton. Dear Readers: As of this issue of the SUNews, I will terminate my position as Fredonia correspondent. It has been a good experience and I appreciate the help you folks have given me. Mrs. Bonnie Jeffery has to write the Fredonia news and I urge each of you to call her with your news items. Please do all you can to get our area represented in our local newspaper. Again, thanks for your help for the short time I have been writing the Fredonia news. Hereafter 0.10 c.f.s. of water is well to be diverted from a 120 ft. deep at a point S. 38 30 E. 1848 ft. from the NW Cor. of Sec. 25, T43S, R5W; and used for stockwatering same as heretofor. Protests resisting the granting of this application with reasons therefor must be filed in duplicate with the State Engineer, 442 State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114 on or before July 17, 1971. Hubert C. Lambert STATE ENGINEER Published in Southern Utah News June 3, 10, 17, 1971. NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE The following described property wlil be sold at public auction to the highest bidder at the East door of the County Court house in Ogden, Weber County, Utah, on July 12, 1971 at 10 oclock A. M. of said day: The following property in Kane County, Utah: Beginning at the Southeast comer of Lot 10, Block 5, Plat A, Orderville Townsite Survey (in Section 4, Township 41 South, Range 7 West, of the Salt Lake Base and Meridian); and running thence West 74 feet; thence North 82 feet; thence East 74 feet; thence South 82 feet to the place of beginning. Purchase price payable in lawful money of the United States of America. Dated June 8, 1971. COMMERCIAL SECURITY BANK, TRUSTEE 2491 Washington Boulevard Ogden, Utah Published in the Southern Utah News June 17, 24 and July 1, 1971 Kanab news notes Among those in Kanab last week for the funeral services of Hubert Bunting were Iva Dawn and Grant Remund from Midway, Utah, and Grace and Reed Mathis from St. George. NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE is hereby given that at 8.30 p.m. Tuesday, June 29, 1971 in the Board of Education offices in Kanab, Utah, a public hearing will be had on the proof the 1970-7- 1 posed budget for Kane School District. NOTICE is further given that immediately following the above hearing a public hearing will be had on the proposed budget for Kane School District for the school year 1971-7Following the budget hearings, the Board of Education will meet in regular session. Any business that might properly be conducted at the regular July 1971 meeting will be transacted at this time. Joseph B. Johnson Clerk, Board of Education June 3, 1971 84755 648-244- 8 BORDER STORE LIQUORS - WINE - 2. PUBLIC NOTICE A public hearing will be held at the Kanab City Office on July 13th Tuesday, at 8 p.m., to rezone the following described property from R-and R-- l l (Residential) to C-(Highway Commercial and Residential Property located in Kanab City, Kane County, State of Utah: TO WIT: The West half of black 19, 30, and 31, Plat A, Kanab Townsite Survey. The West half of Block 6. Plat C, Kanab Townsite Survey. The East half of Block 7, Plat C, Kanab Townsite Survey. The East half of Block 56, 55, and 52, Plat A, Kanab Town site Survey. By order of Kanab City Council Lula Robinson Kanab City Clerk NOTICE The Kane County Republican Party would like to receive suggestions for a placement for the Kane County Assessor. This position is being vacated soon, and the Central Committee will make recommtndations to the County Commissioner of someone to fill the vacancy. Please apply for recommendation to Marlin Brown, chairman; or to any member of the Central Committee. Note of Thanks We would like to say thanks to the many people in this area for the kindnesses shown us at the passing of our father and brother. We appreciate the flowers, the food and the other very thoughtful acts and expressions. We thanks the Highway Patrol also for directing traffic and helping to make the funeral a peaceful occasion. Thank you all so much. Hubert Bunting family 01 ! I understand the Gunsmoke crew is leaving this week, or by the time this is published will be gone I guess. They came here to film only one or two episodes of the CBS TV series, but ended up doing four or five. Their pilot crew left here and went other places, but soon returned and said This Is The Place. Their filming as much as they did here, in preference to other places, attests to the fine services they receive here, and the know how of local workers. Motels, cafes and other businesses have benefited from their extended stay, as do most all local residents, either directly or indirectly. Hangover: Something to occupy a head that wasnt used the night before. The local airport manager, Phil Pfeiler has had a few busy days also with the advent of He was kept quite busy shuttling personnel between here and Las Vegas. Speaking of the airport, Phil reports that the airport now has a new Runway Light Controller. This piece of equipment makes it possible for a pilot in an airplane overhead to turn on the lights at the airport to facilitate a night landing. According to Phil, the lights can be turned on from the plane by radio impulses and then they will go off automatically 15 minutes later, giving the plane time to land. The equipment was purchased half by Kanab City, half by the State and cost $575, and is an important addition to Kanabs air port. The city, the state, and Mr. Pfeiler should be complimented on the fine airport facility which is available here. Phil has done an excellent job of cleaning the it really looks airport area up Gun-smok- e. ... good. When a man and woman marry they become one. The truoble starts when they try to decide which one. Your Presence or some other way Friday. So they did, but the nick up and delivery service got it to the bus terminal 40 minutes after the bus had left (I found this out after I stayed up till 2 a.m. to meet the bus, and after another phone call). Well, the goodies finally arrived Saturday morning and we were able to finish the job. Thats only the second time we have published that late in over five years, the other time being the week we installed an press. We apologize to anyone who may have been invconvenienced by the delay, and certainly hope it does not happen again. We invite our readers to take advantage of the next few weeks at $4 or two years for $8 before the price goes up. Note to umpires and wives: Never call a man safe when hes out. Anyway, we hope we dont lose any readers with this step. We hope you feel the SUNews is worth $5 per year. -- -- Frank and Helen Banks at the 'OLD BARN PLAYHOUSE' f Mt. Carmel The entire family of Mr. and Mrs. Merwin StevPus have been and are visiting them this spring. In early May Merwin and Virginia flew to Portland, Ore., where their daughter Norma Bohn lives, who then after a weeks visit brought them home. Norma and children stayed here and visited her folks between 3 and 4 weeks during which time her two sisters who live in Salt Lake City came and spent a few days. The girls have returned to their homes and at present their sons, Allen of Davis, Calif., and Thad of Fillmore, with their wives and children are visiting their parents and touring some of the scenic wonders of our beautiful state. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stevens, a former resident of Mt. Carmel were visitors at the Edward Lamb home one day last week. Mardon Lamb of Chatsworth, Calif., came last weekend to visit his father who is ill in the hospital in Kanab and I am sure would enjoy having you visit him. Garland Tait, with his friend, Robert Stauer are visitors at the home of his parents, the Leo Beckwiths. They are from Minnesota. Speaking of that green pocket-boo- k lining material that everyone likes . . . there just isnt enough of it right? The SUNews is just like the rest of you inflation is taking its we need more of the green toll stuff to stay out of the red. Therefore, again our desires, we feel that we must raise something, and have decided on the subscription rates. In the past five years that we have had the SUNews, we havent raised prices on anything (except printing which is priced from a commercial catalog, that is updated periodically). However, with the continuing upward spiral of inflation (in the last five years, cost of newsprint has gone up several times add to that the recent hike in postal Mr. and Mrs. Dee Anderson were in Page Monday on business and to visit their daughters, Rosalie and family and Beverly. Stereo records & Davis Gift and Music Shop Open Monday thru Saturday Noon to 5:30 p.m. . . . FOR YOUR WIGWAM Western Boots, Hats, Sheepskin Vests New kinds of Moccasins Come to the Wigwam OPEN 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Reward: FUN - LAUGHTER - ENTERTAINMENT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES HOMES RANCHES ACREAGE LOTS Northern Arizona - Southern Utah Melodrama - Music - Singing - Special Guest Stars Ibmw SALE A. BRINGHURST local salesman GORDON Register for Scores of FREE gifts Favors for the Ladies When the family comes home on vacation bring them to THE OLD BARN PLAYHOUSE For a night of Family Fun! tapes POPULAR -R- OCK MOVIE SOUNDTRACKS COUNTRY WESTERN CHILDREN'S ALBUMS DISCOUNT ON ALL 10 RECORDS and TAPES DENNY'S WIGWAM MAIN, CEDAR CITY, UTAH K News notes from The safest way to double your, .money is to fold it over and put. it in your pocket. NEED A RAIN DANCE? NORTHEAST FURNITURE i The real carsers of inflation, the government, the unions, big business, like General Motors and U S Steel, etc. dont seem to care, and as Ive mentioned before, Congress set the stage recently with their raising of their own salaries. Three cheers for Scott Betenson and his boss. Scott played a movie at the local theater recently, and after going through it once he refused to screen it the second night. He called his boss and said, If you want it run, come and run it, to which his boss said, If its that bad forget it. Scott said he couldnt understand how come it had an R rating, when in his opinion it should have been rated XX. As far as he could see it had no redeeming parts at all, and many people walked out. It must have been especially bad, for he said even those who go there to sleep walked out! The music about drove him up the wall, the story was and the language was worse than what some people used say Navy language was. Again three cheers for Scott! The only way for people to do away with this type trash is to hit the movie makers in the pocket book . . . thats the language we all understand. If a certain type movie flops at the box office, rest assured the company isnt going to try again. ALL GIFT NEEDS Owners and Managers GIGANTIC 22nd JUNE ANNIVERSARY much the little guy can do. If he remains firm with prices he will soon starve. 11-t- Announcing Playing every Thursday - Friday and Saturday night at 8:30 920 NORTH It really hurts to become a part of inflation, but there isnt . Must apologize to some of you readers. Last week many of you did not get your SUNews until quite late . . . and its a sad tale. I ordered paper Saturday and trusted that it would arrive Tuesday like usual. However the paper company did not get the order until Tuesday and therefore could not get it here before Thurs- - 89-- Groceries - Saddlery - Sporting Goods Indian Rugs and Jewelry rates) we must make some adjustments, we cannot absorb the price raises any longer. Therefore, effective July 15, subscription prices will go to $5 per year anywhere in the United States. day. I called and asked if they would make sure the order was on the Thursday freight, but come Thursday morning, no paper. It was sitting on the freight dock in Salt Lake. So I call again and asked if theyd send it on the bus BEER Three Miles South of Kanab on Highway Page Two - 111-- con-cent- Reafsnider E. NWV4 Sec. 25, T43S, R5W. Paul and Cherrie Heaton were home for a few days last week and it seemed good to see them back. They have spent the last year at Tucson, Ariz., where Paul has been attending school. He will be back at his teaching position at Fredonia Elementary next year. 17, 1S71 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO WATER USERS OF KANE COUNTY, UTAH MEMBER OFTHE GUN June SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS, Kanab, Utah INCORPORATED D A L E E CLARKSON KANAB, UTAH 84741 - BROKER PHONE (801) 644-244- 3 |
