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Show 4 s -o 'rr,lm 7 copp Pierpont Ave. 13-S- t t NATIONAL EDITORIAL mTiurolSsi VOLUME XXV NO. 45 KANAB, UTAH, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1957 $3.50 Yearly, 10c Single Copy Small Easiness Award pic::nlod - - HEALTH FOR ALL Utah Tuberculosis and Health Association MISTAKEN IDENTITY sis and some more names you couldnt pronounce, much less spell. You learned that skin tests, including a tuberculin test, serologic tests, biopsy, and more could be taken to find out for sure. Like the good citizen you are, when the chest bus came to town, you stepped up and had your annual chest picture taken. You felt perfectly well, but you had learned that people can have tuberculosis without knowing it. You didn't feel so good when you got the report. You were advised to have another larger Did that mean you had TB after all? You didn't waste any time getting to your doctor. It was tough waiting to find out what the big would show. And there was a shadow all right. The doctor pointed it out on the film. You hit bottom. TB a hospital what about the family the job? Now, don't rush off," the doctor ordered. Weve a lot more things to find out before we decide. I'll tell you frankly it looks like TB, but it could be a case of mistaken identity. You learned some new words. The doctor explained x-r- ay BULLETIN Miss ys .The doctor started by getting a history of places you had lived all your life. Some fungus diseases resembling TB on are prevalent in certain areas of the country, he explained. He might get a clue. And he did. The tests checked did. x-r- ay y. Youve learned how to spell and pronounce coccidioiomyco-si- s your legacy from the California and Nevada Desert. You had a benign case one that didnt bother you some time ago. It cleared up, but left its shadow behind to give you a few bad moments of worry. You learned quite a lot from the experience a lot about modern scientific diagnosis, about fungus diseases, about how it feels to face tuberculosis, and how good it feels to x-r- ay E. l. Brown, founder of Brown Equipment Company of Hoyltville, Summit County, racoivos tha First Annual -- Distinguished Service Award for Industrial Achievement from Otto A. Wiesloy, Chairman of tha Utah Committoa an Industrial and Employmant Planning. Presentation was a feature of tha luncheon at tha Eighth Annual Economic Development Conference hold at Hotel Utah Aug. 14. The trophy, intended to honor and recognize a small, now business firm located in a rural area, was provided by Gus P. Backman, Salt Lake City Chamber Of Commerce. be confused with TB: pulmonary fibrosis, bronchiectasis, histoplasmosis, coccidioidomyco ... -- solemn resolution to do everything possible to keep yourself that way. Glen Canyon Dam Construction Job Two more teachers have been signed to teach in Kanab schools according to Supt. Owen Davis. Mrs. Helena Watson will again teach girls physical education in the high school and Mrs. RGene P. Bunting will teach a combination grade in the elementary school. Plans Open House Open house will be held in Kanab, Sunday Sept. 1st for Mrs. Charlotte C. Heaton at her new Planned August 30th Weekly Hows Holes for three million barrels of cement to be used in construction of Glen Canyon Dam in the next six years. Bids will be opened Oct. 8 at 2 p.m. in the Federal Center in Denver, Colorado. Under current cement prices the contract should exceed $10 million when awarded. The bid price, however, will also include delivery to the damsite some 76 miles southeast of Kanab, Kane Glendale. County, Utah. The committee arranging the Volcanic Ash tour include Supervisor Mark USBR officials also said ad- Swapp, Owen Davis. Kane Counvertisement is expected m De- ty School Supt., D. Wayne Rose, cember for more than 14 mil- County Agent and Earl Spend-lovof the SCS. lion barrels of pozzolan, a volcanic ash used in the concrete e Tiome on third east and 2nd so. Mrs. Heaton said that she wished to invite her many friends to as an adhesive. her new home on that day beThe cement and pozzolan will tween the hours of 4 and 8 p.m. be used to make some 5,192,000 cubic yards of concrete lor the worlds third highest dam. Concrete bulk of Glen Canyon dam KSL FARM PROGRAM exceeds dowstream HOover Dam DISCUSSES SPRINKLER by nearly 800,000 cubic yards. According to L. N. McCeiian, IRRIGATION AND assistant commissioner of the Bureau of Reclamation and chief RANGE MANAGEMENT in Denver headquarters engineer Leading men of agriculture wQl first cement delivery will not be discuss Utah peach crop, sprinkler until April 1, 1959. irrigation ana range management required . . . with Von Orme on "This Busi150,000 Barrels ness of Farming at 12:15 to 12:30 Radio. over KSL Cement weekdays requirements must be period, conFriday, August 16th, Mr. Fulmer met over a Allred will be Vons guest discusstract provisions specified. In ing Utahs peach crop and several 1959 some 150,000 barrels must r, new varieties of peaches. be delivered. Mr. George Nielson will be a guest I i I five-yea- r Peach-growe- Monday, August 19th, "This Bus. iness of Farming" goes all the way to Juab County to hear from Mr. Hoyt Moss from Levan who will discuss the scientific use of sprinkler irrigation. On Friday, August 25th, State Senator, Alonzo F. Hopkin, one of Utahs' leading livestockmen, will discuss performance testing for better range management is "This Business of Farming brought to you by Kennecott Copper Corporation. Soil Conservation Dam-site- The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation advertised for bids this week Teashsrs Water and Soil Tour Donald GJSwapp, ehairman of the board of supervisors of the Kane County Soil Conservation District announced today that arrangements have been made for a tour of soil and moisture conservation practices for the teachers of the Kane County School District. The tour will begin at 1:30 p.m. on August 30 and will feature water and its conservation on the watershed. Stops will be made at the Mt. Carmel and Orderville Diversion , Dams. The proposed Elbow and at gully control and streambank protection work and grass seedings in the Alton area. Local farmers and ranchers who will tell how important water is to them and explain the practices will be Bert Gardner of Mt. Carmel, Kay Palmer and Vard Heaton of Alton. Marcellus Johnson of Glendale, and chairman of the Kane County ASC committee will summarize the tour. Refreshments will be served at the roadside park north of Bids For Cement Advertised For Two More Ifcrea Freni Kznsb Graduate From BYU Philo H. Allen, Norman Heber Jackson, and Emma Jane Schon-felfrom Kanab were graduated in the summer convocation in the 82nd annual commencement at Brigham Young University, Friday, August 16. masters degrees and Sixty-si323 bachelor degrees were conferred by Dr. Ernest L. Wilkinson, BYU president. Dr. Irving R. Melbo, dean of the School of Education and professor of educational administration at University of Southern California delivered the commencement address. d x Alton news events By ALLEN 9 COX Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marshall and children from Grace, Idaho are visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ella' Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. John Pointer have moved to Kanab. John expects to find work in connection with the Glen Canyon Dam. Miss Amanda Palmer is home for a visit from school and work at Tempe, Arizoan. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pace were weekend visitors at the home of her mother, Mrs. Nella Robertson. Charles Palmer and Eudell Hoyt went to St. George Monday on school business, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Reese and Mrs. Lavere Brlnkerhoff and their families were visitors here Monday. Jim Wilson and Nolen Roundy from Salt Lake City were visitors here one day last week. The Dilworth Hoyt family were Saturday getting in Hurricane peaches. County Scut V I;ws Lynn F. Findlay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Findlay of Kanab returned home last week alter a two year stay in London, England where he was serving on Pensacola, Fla. (FHTNC) a mission for the L. D. S. Church. Serving at Corry Field Naval Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matheson Auxiliary Air Station, Pensacola, Florida is Navy Lt. (jg) Elgin who are residing in Nphi, Utah, R. Palmer, son of Mr, and Mrs. were in Kanab this week visiting Ray J. Palmer of Alton, Utah, with their many friends and lookand husband of the former Miss ing after business matters. Mr. Doris Hale of Pensacola, Florida. Matheson is the former manager He has been asigned duty as of the local telephone exchange Elgin R. Palmer Named Instructor l M. Mrs. Nella (Aunt Nell) Robertson is here for a while after spending some time with her daughters in St. George and at Pipe Springs. Lft. "Why, so It IS an engagement ring. I can see the diamond plain as snything! Flight Instructor.. Kanab Elementary Students Should Register August 29th that there are at least ten other imow for sure that youre conditions that can sometimes healthy. You make a silent but I Janet Carroll, beautiful young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carroll of Orderville was crowned Queen of the Kane County Fair last night with Miss Sharon Bunting, pretty daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Finley Bunting as first attendant and Miss Loya Bick-ley- , talented daughter of Mrs. Maude Foster, was named as second attendant. Nine beautiful and talented girls competed for the crown on Thursday nighto program that was enjoyed by a large crowd in Orderville, here. Kanab elementary school children will NOT register for school Monday, Sept. 2nd, Rather Thu. afternoon, Aug. 29 from 1pm. to 4 p.m., will be registeration day. This change was made necessary In order to set up class rolls for the 9 classes which will Include some split grades. School will begin for students Tuesday, September 3, and studpnts will be assigned a room and teacher from the rolls made up from the August 29 registeration. Parents should register their children. However, older children may register if they can supply the following information: Name, grade, date of birth, ad dress, phone number place of birth parents name, parents employer, parents address and the school last attended. Parents who have children en tering the Kanab elementary for the first time should eome in person to register their children. Ernest G. Kirby, Principal Earl Spondlove Last week, my children went on their vacation. I dont know for sure, but I suspect that the only reason I was asked to go along was because I had a car and had managed to hold out a few dollars on the local grocery stores. We went to Los Angeles and really did the town. We saw Knotts Berry Farm, Disneyland, and Marineland. We ate sea food and Chinese hotdogs, food, and went to the beach and got sunburned. We got a tender dented and breathed so much smog that my eyes still water and I get a fit oj coughing every time a car goes) by and 1 smell j the exhaust, If you aro rail ceading, you are probably wondering what all this has to do with soil conservation. The answer is, that if you have some thing that I can help you with you should see me next week. By then I should have re- Gten&fo Haws Holes covered from my vacation and will be so glad to be back on thp A farewell party was given at job that I should really be a ball the Glendale Ward Chapel Tuesof fire. Just before I left on the va- day evening for Vern who left Wednesday to cation, the supervisors of the for Fort Douglas Kane County Soil Conservation serve in the U.S. Army. Geneva Workman was In charge with District met and discussed a tour that the teachers many fine parts on the program. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harris of the Kane School District are to take on the 30th of this month. and family of Blue Diamond, relatives here one The tour is to be sponsored by Nevada visited week. this the Soil Conservation District day Johnson and Alton with assistance from the Exten- R. Marcellus to Richfield Wedwent Pugh sion Service, Soil Conservation a senool relato attend nesday StaService and the Agricultural to ASC business. tive bilization Committee. The tour Lydia A. Jenson and son Horwill stress the importance of went to Salt Lake this week ace water and the teachers will be matters. on business shown practices that help to conand S. Anderson Kent Mrs. serve both soil and water on the are visitMarrianne, daughter, watershed. ' ing this week at Mona, Utah. Rex Bauer of Glendale reports on was born A baby daughter that the flume across Stewart August 20th to Mr. and Mrs. Canyon wash at Glendale is comAnderson. pleted. This is a much needed Mrs. Velva Simper of Salt Glendale improvement that the Lake is visiting relatives here Irrigation Company has installed this week. this summer. Miss RueDell Mackelprang went to Salt Lake this week to work as secretary. She was by Miss LouVerda MaFredonia Man Weds ckelprang and Helen and Rita Denver Girl August 12 Jackson. Word was received this week Pfc. Delwyn Maxwell who that Fredonia wedding rites performed by Judge Brooksby, Aug. is serving the colors in Germany united Miss Shirley was given a few days off and 12, 1957, Becker of Denver Colorado, and spent it by touring Holland and Mr. Franklyn Ellis, son of Mrs. visiting with Elder A. M. Pugh who is serving an LDS mission Fannie Ellis of Fredonia. Franklyn is a member of the there. Mrs. Louie Olson left for Salt U.S. Airforce and left August 20 this week where she will Lake Araa from Fredonia for base in the Swapp reunion, then attend bia where he will serve. Mrs. Ellis will remain in Fredonia visit a son, Dell in Denver, then until he is settled and will then attend a Jolley reunion before returning to her home in Wash join him there. Mr. and Mrs. Byrell Lamb and Von and Jeniel Brinkerhoff from Norman B. Ogden Roosevelt, Utah visited relatives here this week. Highway Crews to Rescue As Torrents Flood Kanab Areas In East This Week i By Ernest G. -- Kirby Flash floods in eastern Kane County stranded more than 225 persons Wednesday night after heavy rains had lashed the sector during the afternoon. Nearly 100 workers on the Glen Canyon Dam and Bureau of Reclamation employees were trapped most of the night Wednesday 20 miles east of here when two culverts washed out. National Broadcasting Co. employees, 125 of them, were strand, ed five miles southwest of here Two Road Projects by heavy flooding In Kanab Creek. For Kane County Utah road equipment was Two projects for road con brought into use early Thursin Utah are listed in 100 to struction the rescue day morning Glen Canyon Dam workers while Kano County, for fiscal 1958 the National Broadcasting Co. in the federal aid primary (expersonnel were towed in their clusive of interstate) program. The state lists 53.2 miles for cars across the swollen creek by out construction. sent from heavy equipment From Buckskin Wash to PaKanab. Creek In Kane for a total ris Caught on Return of 17 miles will be advertised Thp flash floods caught the September 15, at a cost of Glen Canyon Dam workers and This will complete Bureau of Reclamation employe- the entire road to Glen Canyon Dam in Utah, leaving only the es as they were returning to Kanab from the damsite at Page, Arizona stretch from the line to the Damsite unfinished. Arizona, after the Wednesday work shift. Also, three miles north of Culverts were washed out be Kanab to Mt. Carmei Junction hind them preventing their re- In Kano will receive $300,000 turn to the damsite and in tront for 4 miles to bo constructed in the Three Lakes area. This of them keeping them trom reaching Kanab. State and Bu- is also set for Sept. 15th to be advertised. reau of Reclamation road equipment was called into use and rescued the group bringing them a.m. to Kanab between 2 and Kanab Girl Is Thursday. Abandon Cars Making Marriage Plans Cars belonging to the workers had to be left on the road until Wedding plans are being made the culverts can be repaired. for an August 30th marriage by That task was being undertaken Miss Lou Ella Henderson of KaThursday. nab, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Reports Indicate that some of Calvin Henderson, and Mr.' Del the returning workers got across Ray Alldredge of Midvale, son before culverts washed out. of Mrs. Ida Alldredge. Both of the young people are Culverts were washed out between Paris and Buckskin Gulch students at Hollywood Beauty where the workers were strand- College in Salt Lake City, where ed. they plan to return following their marriage In Kanab. Highway Escapes The new- Kanab-GleCanyon Mr. and Mrs. Todd Glazier and Highway which is being constructed along side the old road children are in Twin Falls, Idaho to the damsite escaped damage. this week visiting with their son After Wednesdays downpour, Mel and family. creeks within 20 miles to the east of Kanab were running at confined mainly to road culverts. The National Broadcasting Co. record levels. Involved were Buckskin Gulch, Parla Creek and employees were in the area filmJohnson Wash. Damage was ing a television series. , - n Your Doctor uses to the nose. Although sinus Tn volvement often follows a cold it is not necessarily routine. Another complication of the cold is the sore throat. The virus invade what is known as the lymphoid follicles and Tin following is me of a senes of sirticles these become inflammed. These small wnttrn by members of the Utah Slats Medical bits of tissue are located at the back of Association and published jji cooperation with the nasal structure. This condition is four ltxal newspaper. These articles art scheduled known as pharyngitis. When tonsils are to appear eiery other wee throughout the year alTected it is known as tonsillitis. in an effort to better acquaint you with problems The next location for attack is the of health, and designed ta improve the lary nx or the lower portion of the throat. of the people of Utah. The larynx houses the vocal chords. The inflammation causes a swelling of Infections of Mpper i he vocal chords and the timbre of ones voice changes, resulting in hoarseness Respiratory Tract or laryngitis. With the inflammation, national debt one gets an accumulation of mucous We could reduce the by two billion dollars a year, bv encag- fluid. It may take from a few days to ing in an intensive battle against the two or three weeks for the mucous to common cold. That is the actual cost disappear and also if such a condition ol the common cold in absenteeism fiom persists longer a thorough check up While business. and schools, should be given. It could be a muc h mdustiy, e colds larely cause death they do more serious condition than the comor activate such serious diseases fs mon cold. barteual pneumonia, some forms of As the disease invades naturally the heart disease, and meningitis. complications become more serious. doctoi as common The told, your They can lead to a general breakdow n knows ii, is called an Upper Respira-to- i of the other systems of the body. This a disease that y Infection. It is of course depends on the virulence of the nose, thioat, sinuses, larynx, the disease and the resistance of the inadieu, and lungs. dividual. The nose is the entrance to the Bronchitis can be very serious. The sv stein. It is actually a filter- bronchi are a series of small tubes which we run into the lung forming a meshwork ing and heating system for the air breathe. It is lined by a mucous mem- of smaller tubules throughout the lung. brane heavilv lined with blond vessels When these become inflammed, a perwhich att as heating ducts to waim the sistent cough develops w ith a heav v muincoming an . The coarse hairs trap and cous discharge. It is very painful and filter dust particles. Finer pai tides distressing. We can conclude, w hen this which pass thiough the coarse hairs are type of condition persists it weakens trapped by smaller, microscopic hairs the lungs leaving them vulnerable for T. J. Mahoney of Kanab had on the mucous membrane called cilia an onslaught of pneumonia. All of this San Diego, Calif. (FHTNC) cilia are constantly m motion, can be caused by the common cold. Is Norman B. Ogden, son of Mr. & the misfortune of breaking his These mov mg 2'0 tunes a minute. These prov e it any wonder that billions of dollars Mrs. Dan M. Ogden of Kanab, leg last week while on the job at to be a vety efle tive defense against are lost plus the crippling effect the cold beam graduated from recruit training Glen Canyon. A large steel struck the constant battle of geims entering can have on the human body? the body through tins poital. August 10 at the Naval Training that was being unloaded One cannot stress too strongly how him causing a bad break. He is When this defense is broken down important it is to keep yourself physiCenter, San Diego, Calif. cally and mentally fit. Sleep eight hours The graduation exercises, mark- confined to the Kane Hospital. the germs a(ta k the mucous meinbiane, the re- at night. Eat a well balanced nourishing into the tissue proper getting of nine weeks of end the M. H. Chatterley sult ing Mr. and Mrs. the lomnton cold. diet and dress sensibly for the type of boot camp, included a full dress left Kanab last week for Holon how fat the cold germs weather. Depending miliparade and review before brook, Arizona where they will or v irus invades dctei mines the course Whereas the common cold is a virus tary officials and civilian digni- operate a motel. and complications of the disease. One infection, the antibiotics have little eftaries. of t he most fiequent complications is fect and antihistamimcs are only a the Bob Baardseth was In Kanab called sinusitis or an inflammation of symptomatic foim of treatment In nine weeks of instruction, lest weapons are a strong healthy buoy reason for the the "raw recruit is developed from Salt Lake City last week the sinuses The is the close position of the sin and muid. into a Bluejacket, ready visiting with his many young Naval Training Grad. Navy for duty with the fleet. friends and his parents. Says ... well-bein- g the pie-cod- 1 |