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Show SOUTHERN Page Four Farm Workers, Employers Heed To Kr.on Social Security Anesdnisnls And Changes Rules covering farm workers under social security changed beginning January ,1957, Mr. Kesler T. Powell, manager of the Provo, Utah social security office, reminded farm today. Changes were included in recent amendments to the Social Security Act. "If a farm employer pays a worker $150 or more in cash during 1957, the cash pay is covered by law, Mr. Powell said. "Also, even if the worker falls to earn as much as $150 cash pay from a farm employer but works for that employer on 20 or more days in 1957 for cash pay figured on a time basis rabasis, ther than on a piece-rat- Dr. Basil C. MacLean Largs Gather! the pay is covered. The total number of days worked and the manner of figuring the pay do not count if the worker meets the $150 a year test. Farm employers are required to keep accurate records of the amounts paid to farm workers who will meet either the wage or time test during the year. Their cash pay for 1957 must be reported next January. For further Information concerning this and other provisions of the Social Security Act, you may contact a representative of the social security office at the Courthouse, Kanab, Utah on March 21, 1957 at 10:00 a.m. SfVe High Priests, d OrH-rvii- - f..lxcd to Your Order. Delivered to Ycur Job Fre-doni- a Now Available reody-to-pou- r. 4-29- r - y.nwynijWiiB'n. yum q Ka--- Seven-nn- fr h-- a Adrian Kitchen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlvle Kitchen of Kanab, is bark home again. He has been working in Arizona driving truck. than two hundred Mrv Thursday, March 14, 1957 Kanab Haws Holes Enjoys Parly At Ordervilla their nnrtnrs turned 'Mtf Saturday night, March 9, to r.r the annual fun ,nf pet together. FnStiviteS took rlace in the ie Ward amuse nrwi; hall under the direction pre! - Binnie Sorenson and ronns'Uors Hugh Chamberlain and Wat'eee F. S'aueh. The delightful- program consisted of a short talk by Stake Pres Daniel S. Frost. The crowd thrilled to the talented selections of Mrs. Gumsey Brown end Mrs Julia Young on their violins. Mrs. Shala DeMille on the piano and Mrs. Val Jacksons delightful sone. Mrs. Charlotte Young accompanied the violinists and Mrs. Jackson. ThP crowd roared with laughter at the burlesque of Gam Swapp and Bennie Sorenson, Tone Ilamhlin and Leslie Pugh, as they played and sang many favorite songs. There was Esther Heaton of Alton Ward and her crystal ball who brought back voices of the past and frankly answered many provoking questions of the audience. Her act was a riot of ..wholesome fun and left the audience applauding for more. From the Bishonric of Ward came Three talented acrobats in dresses who did the Dance of Many Waters" pouring from one bucket to another in wonderous rhythm as they IN KANAB AND VICINITY danced: returning to the stage for a final bow with what looked like the very same buckets diWe are proud to offer this fine Service we have they threw their contents A audience. over the out rectly installed a modern Redimix and Sand and Gravel loud scream and scrambling people was unnecessary for by some mystic change it was not processing plant to give YOU the FINEST water but rice that came out of their buckets. REDIMIX COHCRETE Pres. Wallace Slaugh of the High Priests Quroum took the stand for a short speech, but before he could tell more than one WASHED SARD & GRAVEL or two cute yarns, Pres. Binnie Sorenson took ill and moaned Sov and groaned, and an emergency time, labor, mix conWe operation was performed on a money. specially built table that procrete to your speciduced convulsions in the patient fications and deliver, and convulsions from the crowd. Pur During this hurried surgery, service is prompt, our many unusual things were reprices are reasonmoved, each creating a riotous able. Phone us for sensation. Although it took four free estimote. men to carry the patient to the operation table, one man carried what the crowd though was him The right mix at the right price . . . always back to the audience, again by some mystic power, Pres. Sorensen had been traded for BisPHONE Midway hop Joseph Bolander of was much smaller. A fine square dance was dem & onstrated by Fredonia Ward and others. Delicious refreshments were served under the JOHNSON ROAD KANA,B UTAH able direction of Mrs. Leah son and Mrs. Naomi Slaugh. e UTAH NEWS national Btua Gross President Will Speak In Slat Lake The recently appointed oresi. dent of the National Blue Cross Association vdll he the feature sneaker at the annual luncheon rv.et(niT of International Hospital Service. Utahs Blue Cross Plan. March 21 at the Hotel Newhouse Salt Lake City. 1 Dr BasiLCMacLean. a national figure In the hospital field, will speak before hospital administrators and board members and representatives of business and industry. commissioner of Formerly hosnitals in New York City, Dr. MacLean is a past president of the American Hospital associa tion. He was a consultant to the Hoover Commission on the Reorganization of the Executive Branch of the Federal Govern ment. Following the lunchion, members of the board of trustees and administrators of participating hospitals will attend a business meeting of International Hospital Service, Lewis G. Hersey, executive director, announced. Three trustees will be elected to the board by Blue Cross mem ber hospitals. Board members whose terms expire in March are Harold J. Steele, senior First Security Corp., t, Intermountain and treasure. Hospital Service; Sister Mary Margaret. O.S.B., adminstrator, St. Benedicts Hospital. Ogden; Grant C. Anderson, a Salt Lake City attorney. The Blue Cross 1956 annual report will be distributed at the meeting. According to John ft. Walker, executive secertary of the Utah State Hospital Association, an association .meeting has been called for the morning of March 21 at the Hotel Newhouse. John II. Snow, a Salt Lake City attorney, will address the group on the legal aspects of hospital adminstration. A panel of hospital adminstrators will present a discussion on the same topic following Mr. Snows talk. The hospital association publicity committee wll also report on plans underway for local observance of National Hospital Week, May T. V Operation Flower Seed" Is now underway hi the fire stricken Malibu area of California. More than 16,000 pounds of assorted flower seeds were donated to Los Angeles County by the American Seed Trade Association to assist in the rehabilitation and beautification of more than 30,000 aeres of Malibu destroyed in the raging blaze this winter. County officials are shown transferring sacks of the seed to helicopters which are sowing the seeds on the hills and other spots. Boy and Girl Scouts, Civil Defense workers and other volunteers are also sowing other areas with the seed, which is valued at $150,000. The flowers will provide a quick ground cover and add fragrance and beauty to the now blackened earth. . hard-to-reac- h 12-1- The hospital association meeting will adjourn at noon to attend the Blue Cross luncheon and annual business meeting. Following the Blue Cross luncheon, a meeting of the local chapter of the American Association of Hospitals Accountants will be held. This will be attended by business managers and accountants representing hospitals throughout the state. DR. A. F. RICH Optometrist and Vision Specialist Big Dollar Bargain? (With Offices in Cedar City, Utah) IS IN KANAB, UTAH EVERY SATURDAY a 10:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. ROOM NO. 8 WATSON BYBEE BUILDING will rent deposit box in our See for yourself the peace of mind, the security and privacy it brings to your valuable pers. pa- Try it1 Richfield Commercial FOR APPOINTMENTS: Call Dr. Rich, Saturdays On safe vault for 3 months. Devoted to Visual Care in all its Phases at Kanab One dollar Right! Practice Prelude of old time music was furnished by Pres. Binnie Sorenson and company. Opening and closing prayers were by Pres. Odell Watson and Pres. E. J. Whiting of the Kanab Stake Presidency. D. Wayne Rose was Master of Ceremonies; Leslie Pugh, Tone Hamblin. By ron P. Fisher-an- d Taylor Crosby comprised the program v & Savings Dank The Friendly Bank Serving Southern Utah People 49-- J YOUR DEPOSITS Other Days Call Kanab 46 (Kanab Laundry) INSURED TO $10,000.00 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 13 Order-villewh- o HERRING Sahel Gravel travelers'! $275,000 for Chevrolet's Lucky i I! It EM&WE Exciting as a Chevrolet ride . ThaVs Chevy's whopping new'Luchg Traveler' Contest! FOUR top winners each get $25,000 and a beautiful new Chevrolet car of their choice - even a Corvette . 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