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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS - Thursday, June 3, 1982 - Page Three Utah Intematl. Files Mining Cottage Program Offers Hope In Drug Alcohol Troubles Application answer to the drug problem is EDUCATE rather than DICTATE. The COTTAGE PROGRAM does just that. Starting with the family in the home, the program educates all members on how to handle an alcohol or drug problem should it arise in your family or your neighbors family. The abuse of alcohol and other drugs is a nationwide problem. "Educate now or spent taxpayers money The later. The COTTAGE PROGRAM is being used through- out the United States. Governor Matheson has endorsed the COTTAGE PROGRAM and supports the installation of it throughout Utah. The public is invited to attend training meetings June 3, 4, and 5, 1982 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Zions First National Bank Community Room, Kanab, Utah. If your time does not permit attending all 3 days, attend what time you can. Your experience and information will be rewarding. Theft Of Jewelry Investigated Also under investigation by Cp. Cram is a reported theft of jewelry near Jacob Lake. The incedent took place on May 27. Mason Lee Geer, a salesman for Gaddis Jewelers of Albuquerque, N.M. had jewelry packed in display cases, covered with plastic, in trunks and boxes in his Ford pickup when he stopped at the lodge. He went from there to the North Rim where he found one trunk was missing. Cpl. Cram was called. The missing trunk that held 288 pieces of silver and turquoise jewelry, was found when Geer went back to Jacob Lake. It and part of the display stand was beside the road. It appeared that it had fallen either from Geers truck or from some other vehicle. All the jewelry was missing except for three small pieces Cpl. Cram found about 20 feet off the highway. A value of $2,000:00 tfslS placed on the missing jewelry,- NOTICE 644-237- 1 644-560- Dancing Sat. At Fredonia For dancing fun, local residents are reminded of the dance that will be held at Fredonia Cultural Hall Saturday, June 5, beginning at 8:30 Utah time. Orchestra will be the l "Country Swingers. come now, ya hear! Ya-al- Marilyn French Rhodes is joining JOANS the staff at BEAUTY SHOP Marilyn is an experienced beautician, returning to Joans after many years. There are now three beauticians: Linda Wright and Marilyn Lonnie Kirby Lyle Drake Joins St. George Firm ning, taxation, and probate, has recently moved to St. George. Lyle is the grandson of Melvin S. Haycock and the brother of Gene Drake, both of Kanab. Lyle has joined the law firm of GALLIAN & WEST-FALwhich hopes to open a Kanab office in the near collect. Lyle formerly practiced law with a large law firm in Santa Barbara, California. He was elected the Barristers Club of Santa Barbara and served as a director of the Santa Barbara County Bar Association. His experience includes handling a broad range of federal tax matters, including income tax planning, estate planning, business planning, estate and gift taxation, retirement income planning, and charitable giving. In addition, he has experience in litigation and probate administration. Lyle was admitted to the California Bar in 1977. He is admitted to practice before the U.S. Tax Court and other federal courts, and is currently seeking admission to the Utah State Bar. He is married to Lucy Cannon, and they have four children. Lyle received his undergraduate education at Brigham Young University, where he graduated with Highest Honors and was designated a University Scholar. In 1977, he from Brigham graduated Young University Law School with honors. He was a Comment and Case Note Editor on the Brigham Young University Law' Review. president We do all phases of beauty work. appointment 644-238- of "Always be ready to speak your mind and a base man will avoid Call for an Utah International has filed an application for mining permit for the Alton Mine with the Utah State Department of Natural Resources, Division of Oil, Gas and Mining. The May 25 filing is one of the first steps in a long process of obtaining necessary permits to develop the coal resources in the Alton area. According to Dave Robertson, project engineer for Utah International in Kanab, obtaining permits doesnt mean mining will actually occur. Marc McLemore, Kanab, a Development of the coal junior majoring In accountresource will depend on a ing at Southern Utah State market for the coal. College, was named Out- standing Language ent. Lyle R. Drake, an attorney whose practice has been concentrated in estate plan- future; those desiring appointments should call Scholarships will be awarded to those people who will attend the University of Utah School on Alcohol and Other Drug Dependencies June 20 and 25, 1982 at Salt Lake City. Registration for those attending the school will be at the Zions First National Bank Community Room June 3, 4, and 5, 1982 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For additional information call or UP&L Increases Rates 9 you." William Blake Stud- Cedar Breaks Opens June 2 The Visitor Center at Cedar Breaks National Monument is scheduled to open for the summer season on Wednesday, June 2nd. The road through the park will be opened to traffic on May 28 allowing access through the park to Brian Head and Panguitch Lake from Utah Highway 14. The campground and picnic area in the park remain closed due to snow and wet grounds. Summer programs in the e park will begin in with a daily schedule of guided walks, special demonstrations, and evening campfire programs. The campground will be opened by June 15 with an overnight camping fee of $3.00 per vehicle. Books, posters and film are available for sale at the visitor information center in the park. For additional information on summer programs at Cedar Breaks stop by the Visitor Center or call the National Park Service office in Cedar City at mid-Jun- 586-945- 4-- H News PRitjoU1 lc l8:ar Put Fredonia News Notes Edith Holmes and Jessie made a fast trip to Holbrook last week where they Our summer program for visited their mother, Sally children begins at 10 a.m. on and sisters Lonnie Morris, Monday, June 7th. The theme Stuart and Maria Page. They Lions & of the program is the big stores, just Each enjoyed Tigers & Books. and hearing trains looking, Monday there will be a movie again. Their sister and her and a story hour. This family. Choke, Lonnie and program is for Lona Stuart, came through children through 6th grade Fredonia over the weekend. students. were trying out their new Mrs. Cheryl Johnson is in They motor home. They met two charge of the program. Volun- nieces they had never seen teer help will include Mrs. while here. Barbara Taylor, Mr. Steven Winward, Mrs. Daryl Talbot, First Child Mrs. Ray Anderson and Mrs. Ronnie and Vikki Holmes John Cram. If you wish to be a are proud of their little girl contact volunteer, Cheryl who arrived on May 27 in the Johnson or the Fredonia Kane County Hospital. AndPublic Library. rea Renee weighed in at 7 Dont forget that the library Local grandparents hours are now on the summer pounds. are Lottie Hildebrand and Ora schedule. The library is open and Edith Holmes. BOYI are Monday through Friday from glad thats all over. they 9 a.m. until 12 noon and from Suspense is hard on 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Brown The Utah Public Service Commission has approved a Utah Power & Light Co. rate increase totaling $34.3 million in additional annual revenues - $28 million of which was granted in December 1981 on an interim basis, the total increase amounts to approxiof the utility's mately 55 original request of $62 million. The $6.3 million in additional revenues will go into effect for service on and after May 22. In December of last year, the Utah commission approv vices to some 400,000 customers in Utah. pre-scho- Kanab News Viola Beames of Seal Beach, Calif., and her daughter and Ora and Gerald Oubre of LaMirada, Calif., were visitors in Kanab during Memorial Day weekend. son-in-la- Elva Pugh Moffitt of Provo in Kanab last week visiting with her sisters, Nabbie Glazier and Wilma Meeks. While here she also attended the reunion of the family of Claud and Nabbie Glazier. was Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McAlattended high school graduation in Cedar City last week. The week before they attended seminary graduation there. Their grandson, Dan Adams, was one of the graduates. They also attended the missionary farewell for Greg Jensen, son of Morgan and Shirley Jensen, former residents of Kanab. This week, the McAllisters will travel to Salt Lake City for for Lloyd. a medical check-ulister p THE TREMENDOUSLY TERRIFIC TENDERS Monday, May 24, we had a meeting. We had four demonstrations. We have lots of fun. Our club is learning about tending children and child care. There are seven girls in our group. They are Stephanie Mace, Aimee Mos-delMelinda Swapp, Kim Allen, Robertson, Shelley Shelley Canning and Kathryn Eddy. Our leaders name is Carol Heaton. Our officers are Aimee, Pres., Stephanie, Sec., Kathryn, Vice Pres., Shelley C. Refreshments, Shelly A., party chairman, Melinda, Reporter; Kim Treasurer. 4-- l, We will be in Kanab & Fredonia 1st Week of June mpmmm Tree Spray $8.00 per tree Dear Customers , The power will be off this Friday morning, June 4, from 1 a.m. to 3 a.m. for a portion of our Kanab system. The areas effected are shown below: South of Center Street to 200 South between 100 West and 300 East Roaches, Spiders, Ants, Grasshoppers & Grub in Lawn North of 100 North to 300 North between 200 West and 300 East $45.00 each We are upgrading our Substation Facilities and the outage is necessary to do the work safely. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you. Sincerely, Bradley S. Whittaker Asst. District Manager I ed the $28 million interim increase subject to refund until hearings on the companys application were completed. The interim rate relief has been in effect since December 1, 1981 and it amounted to approximately five percent of the firm's annual Utah revenues. Rate of return will be issue d later in the commission's findings and conclusions. Utah Power provides ser- 644-222- 8 for appointment J Olsen s Wasatch Exterminators |
