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Show Page Three August 19, 1971 SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS, Kanab, Utan TELEGRAM THE WEATHER TO: Kane County Utah FAIRGOERS STOP CONFIRM APPEARANCE STAN BRONSON YOUR COUNTY FAIR 530 PM 20 AUGUST EXPECT DELIGHTFUL EVENING WILL SING SONGS FROM OWN RECORD ALBUMS REQUESTS ALSO STOP PARTY OF FOUR WILL ARRIVE FRIDAY ORDERVILLE 200 PM STOP NO NEED MEET STOP BRONSON AVAILABLE 430 PM TO SHOWTIME FOR SIGNING AUTOGRAPHS STOP HOPE ALL ATTEND PROGRAM STOP STOP STOP STOP Mr. Frank Mackelprang has hid hjs daughter Frankie and family visiting him this week. She has two girls and a boy. They live in Qgen' When it rains like it did Tues- day evening, its news. The Kanab weather observer, Sterling Johnson measured .87 inches of moisture in the Tuesday downpour. Some residences in Fredonia bad their basements flooded, and it is reported: were not praying for rain now. Following is a recap of August weather: The former Patty Mognett is visiting her folks this week, Mr. Kenny Leech is visiting friends and folks in Kanab for a few days. He lives in Phoenix. now only 199.95 COMPLETELY INSTALLED Coleman Counterflow Wall Furnace HIGH PERFORMANCE BLOWERS down to floor level for maxi- air mum warmth. cast iron burners for - Heavy duty LONG LIFE! AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROLS Full -- automatic comfort! COOL CABINET Living air" insulation! COMFORT WITH BUILT REAL CARE-FRE- E IN DEPENDABILITY! SUMMER SPECIAL BUY NOW AND $AVE LIMITED OFFER SEE $-$ -- Excitement ran high for the Chamberlain and Pugh families the past week, when they received a telegram that Maurice Pugh was bringing his son Charles from Nukualofa, Tonga, to Salt Lake City for major surgery and would arrive by plane on Thursday, August 12. Then immediately after this, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pugh were presented with twins a boy and a girl, born on August 14. The new babies are taking turns in the incubator at the G. R. Aiken Hospital. They have a brother at home waiting for them. Many people from here attended the funeral services held at Fredonia for Emily Brinkerhoff Friday; and the funeral services for Ross Heaton held at Alton on Aug- ust . . . Good thru Sept. 1, 1971 OUR COMPLETE LINE OF RANGES - WATER HEATERS - CLOTHES DRYERS SPACE HEATERS CAMPING and RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT PETROLANE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamblin and two boys from Pontiac, Mich, are in Kanab enjoying a visit with Roberts folks, Mr. and Mrs. Hamblin. They will be sealed in the St. George Temple while here. Mr. and Mrs. Rollan Masterson from Orem, and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Masterson from American Fork are visiting in Kanab with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Masterson and other friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Baardseth and son have been enjoying a visit in the Kanab area from their home in Manhattan Beach, Calif. They have been visiting with the Morris Shields and enjoying mountain life at the cabin in Main Canyon, north of Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hubbard and daughters of Memphis, Tenn. are visiting her mother, Mrs. Louis Foscarini. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Holland have moved back to Kanab. He is being employed by Thome Construction. de Glendale news and events DUAL TWIN CAST IRON BURNERS Kanab News Notes 16. was held at the Glendale Ward Cultural Hall on August 14, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Brinkerhoff. Mr. Charles M. Brinkerhoff acted as Master of Ceremonies. A fine purogram was given; a large crowd was in attendance and the young couple received many beautiful and useful gifts. Visiting here the past week were: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Pledger of Ogden, Mrs. Beth Roundy of Woodscross, Mrs. Del-s- a Stevens of Bountiful, Mr. and Mrs. Chesley Allred and family of Blanding, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ramsay of Albuquerque, New A reception Mex., Mrs. Laura Stevens of Arizona, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Bunt- ing and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Lamb and daughter all of Page, Mr. and Mrs. George Cox of Murray, Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson and family of Midvale, Maurice Pugh and son Charles of Nukualofa, Tonga. Mrs. Louisa A. Brinkerhoff is visiting in Ogden with relatives. She accompanied her daughter, Mary Lou Hafen and daughter Rhonda Lou to Ogden. Then they went on to Idaho to see relatives and friends. John Gary Robertson of Midvale is visiting here with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Maxwell. Speakers at sacrament meeting here Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jackson. They gave us some very timely and interesting information. Miss Mary Ann Anderson has been visiting at Mona the past week. Miss Daisey Anderson, who has been visiting at Logan with the Melvin Olson family for several weeks returned home this week. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Roberts and Jerilyn Pugh, who hav been touring parts of Canada and attending the wedding reception of his brother Evan at Rosemary, Canada, returned to Provo and Glendale this week. n August 19, 1971 Page Three Fredonia news happenings by Bonnie Jeffery Everyone will be interested to know that school starts September 7 in Fredonia. The teachers are expected to start the week before. Hope everyone had a good rpst and vacation. Launa and Dixon Spendlove and family visited Afton Brooksby last week and took their son, Cody, back io Page with them. Jay and Alice Powell went to the Babbott annual party last Saturday at Flagstaff. Ralph Starr, John Cram, Duane Judd and Jay M. Jeffery are attending a special training session in Durango, Colo, this week. The training session is in connection with the ICDC Ford Foundation, Western Small Schools Project. Well hear more about it next week. This week construction on the new basketball court for the Navajo village was started. Herman Yellowhair, John Black, Jonnie Hudson and others we-there helping to make the forms, etc. The Jay Jefferys had visitors this weekend: Jays nephew, Larry Jeffery, his wife, Raili, and their six children were on their way home from a vacation in Delta, Utah. They live in Knoxville, Tenn. On Monday all went to Grand Canyon for a picnic lunch. The Lane Brooksbys moved into their new home on Tuesday. After all their planning and 16 months of hard work their dream has come true. Lark Flanigan and his wife Georgia and family moved back to Fredonia on Tuesday also. Lark is working at the school as custodian. Inga Heaton in Moccasin had a visitor from Germany this week. Mr. Hans Sebald was visiting Pipe Spring when he was told that a lady from Germany lived in Moccasin. He looked Inga up and she and Darrol invited him to stay for dinner. Mr. Sebald came from Germany ten years ago and is at present teaching at the State University in Tempe. Mr. and Mrs. James McLain and three children from Yakima, Wash., visited with the Clay McCulloch family last week. Mrs. McLain is Pats sister. Veda Cluffs family was home on the weekend. Her son Merlin from Provo, Jack and Mary and baby from Corinne, Utah were home for Rays farewell. Ray is going on a mission for the LDS Church and will labor in Washington State. Other visitors were Ve e das brother, her Glen Scott and fam- Coran Cluff and family from Provo where he teaches at the BYU; her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tillett from Maryville, Mo. (they plan to go on to Mesa); a niece, Beth Cluff, and a friend from Mesa, Judy Drabaugh. Wilford and Gladys Brooksby also had guests: Tell and Ella Gubler and three of their eleven children from Bountiful, and George and Irene Shamel and daughter, Elaine, from Hurricane. They with Dart and Olive Judd had lunch on Wilfords lawn on Sunday. Sue Jensen and Linda Sandlin went to St. George last week on business. Rose Hunt, Barbaras mother, has been visiting with Preston and Barbara Brooksby. Last Friday a party in honor of Lynn and Judy Neff was held on the back lawn of Roney and Elaine Pratt. The 46 guests played ping pong and croquet and ate barbequed steak. A white tailed Kaibab Squirrel figurine and a bottle of Cutty sark were given to Lynn and Judy who will move to Winslow on Saturday. Gail Burch has just retired from the service. His last post was in Anderson, So. Carolina. His sister Jackie Lou was home for two weeks from Phoenix to see him. Gail also brought his wife and their three children. His sister Donna Arigon came for a visit and left two of her children to visit with her parents, Barney and Julia Burch. Rick and Gretchin Kleinmark Jr. have been visiting with Rick and Betty. They have gone on to California after which they will return to their home in Pocatello, Idaho. Fiana (Fefe) Gyparis has just moved to Fredonia from Cedar City. Fefe lived in Fredonia about four years ago. ily; brother-in-la- Steve and Barbara Winward and girls have returned to their home in Fredonia after being away to school for the summer. An August 29 the Fredonia ward will hold their annual ward conference. See all of you there. Shirla Morgan is here visiting with her folks Merlin and Becky Bundy. She plans to stay until her husband is out of training school for the Navy which will be about Oct. 1. He is stationed in San Diego, Calif. Merlin Bundy has a new business. He arranges pack trips for customers who have been on a river trip and wish to leave the river at Whitmore Wash below Mt. Trumbal. He has resigned his post as city marshal. Mr. Richard Pulliam will take over as city marshal, August 23. Johnson reunion held On Friday, August 13 about 75 descendants of Ezekiel and Julia Hills Johnson met at the Church Ranch in Johnson Canyon to dedicate a marker which had been set up in, the old cemetery there. The group also placed a plaque on the old William Derby Johnson home, which is the only one of the original houses still standing. Val Jackson of the Kanab Stake Presidency welcomed the group and gave some interesting facts about the ranch. The president told some of the history of Ezekiel and Julia Hills Johnson, who were the parents of the five Johnson brothers who were called by Brigham Young in Januay, 1871 to settle Johnson. Musical numbers under the direction of Esther Heaton included The Joy and the Song written by Julia Hills Johnson and High on the Mountain Top, composed by Joel Hills Johnson. All except one of the family of Ezekiel Johnson were DR. 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