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Show Microfilm ? ,1 V Corp. Pinroort Ave. i uttera CTAHSim VOLUME XXV NO. 42 NATIONAL w 'SSP1 KANAB, UTAH, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1957 Eight Beauties From Kanab Seeking Queen Title . . . .lari Weekly I!:; Serves Holes Earl Spendlove t - All last week I was in Cedar City attending a range work i , ; ' - shop, and the week before that Dr. Hafenrichter, one of the foremost grass' specialists in the country visited the District, so this week, I have about got to talk about range and grasses. Dr. Hafenrichter; was very much s impressed w'ith the grass that have lcen made in ? i f l seod-ing- All smiles are the candidates are the Misses Nellie McAllister, These girls together with from Kanab who wall be seek- LaVonda Eddington, Elaine several contestants being lined ing the title of Miss Kane Coun- Young, Delores Eddington, Sh- up from Valley will make the ty in the coming Count' Fair, erry Bunting, Joyce Jackson, Queen Contest another highClaudia Robinson and Lova light of the big three day fair. August 22, 23 and 21th. Reading from left to right Bicklev. Kanab Hi School r Slates Grid Sport Edward K. Pugh Family Reunion Is Held With Family Members Enjoying GeMo-Gether Coach Boyd Adams of the Kanab high school announced this week that football will be included on the 1957 sports calendar this coming year. The sport was dropped by the cowboys in 1955 because of lack of interest and decreasing enrollment, but with the area starting to grow again and with an influx of students due to Kanabs nearness to the Glen Canyon Dam, Coach Adams and Principal Thomas Lawson, decided to resume the sport. Coach Adams told the S.U.N. that he would have at least 35' gridders out according to a early survey he has made. The Cowboys are looking for a couple of practice games and said that they would like to hear from schools nearby who would exchange games in alternate years. The sons and daughters of Edward K. Pugh, deceased, and their families met with their Englestead relatives at Duck Creek for a week of camping during the last week of July. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Pugh and children including their daughter Marlene and husband, Bill Culvert, all from Magna. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pugh and family of Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Pugh and family and Mr. and Mrs. Duff in Pugh and family of Kanab, including Sherrill and wife from Las Vegas. Edna and Marion Smith and family of Phoenix; Mina and . Bert Gardner of Mt. Carmel, Louise and Woodrow' Jepson and family of Hurricane; Senith and Kirk Haycock and family from Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Englestead, Kanosh; Also their Mr. daughter and and Mrs. William Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Merriner Jones and Mr. and Mrs. children returned to Kanab this week children, Kanosh; Marion and family Englestead following an en ov able weeks va- of St. George; Mr. and Mrs. cation and travel -- sou-in-Ia- Joins Armed Services Harmon son of Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robertson of Kanab left on the 15th of July to enter the U.S. Army. Harmon was sent to Fort Carson, Colorado for his basic training. The Kanab AA group will hold their meeting, August 3, in the Firehouse at 8:30 p.m. Outside group members are invited. - - - - - - r Clarence Englestead and family of New Harmony and Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Nielsen and family of Henderson, Nev. Most of the members of the Pugh family spent part of the time visiting in Kanab and Mt. Carmel. A pleasant time was enjoyed by all. Next year they plan on .having their reunion hv a beautiful canyon with a nice campground near Kanosh, Utah. and around Alton. lie said something that I have ben thinking of trying, but have been afraid to recommend. That is the fertilizing of grass under range and dryland conditions. Ihave been afraid that the fertilizer might cause the plant to bum after the spring moisture was gone, and would result in a loss, rather than an increase of feed. Dr. Hafenrichter says, however, that it should be safe to put on up to 40 pounds of available phosphorus and .30 lbs of available nitrogen per acre. This amount, he says, will not only result in an increase of the amount of feed produced, but will also improve the quality. He says that if you dont think it will improve the quality, fertilize a small plot and see where the livestock concentrate. I would very much like to see fertilizer tried on several locations in the District, but I rec ommend that anyone interested not go overboard, and fertilize Fertilizer costs everything. and I believe it wise to apply it on a trial basis before spending a lot of money. At the range workshop I heard about an injury to sheep that may effect some of the sheep men this summer. That is blindness caused by what we call needle and thread grass. It seems that when this grass is ripe, the seed with their long pointed awns can work through a sheeps wool, into their skin and on into their eyes. This loss can be prevented either by grazing before the awns form or after the seed has fallen to the ground. Funeral Services Held In Ordenrille For Robert Foote Funeral services as held for Robert (Bob) Foote in Ordej-villFriday July 20, 1957 were as follows with Bishop Willard II. Esplin conducting. Preliminary music by Hester P. Heaton. Opening song by the Orderville Ward Choir, under the direction of Lasca II. Chamberlain, Oh My Father. Invocation was by Bishop B. II. Sorenson; The choir sang, Not Now, But in the Coming Years. Burke B. Sorenson was the first speaker. A vocal duet, "Whispering Hope by Luvera Spencer and Verna Holgate, accompanied by Mercy Chamberlain followed. Bishop Joseph C. Bolander spoke on the life The choir of the deceased. sang, Shall We Meet Beyond Lamond Heaton The River. gave the closing prayer. Dedictory prayer at the city cemetery was by Wilford Heaton. Pall bearers were class mates and cousins of Robert. Robert was killed in an, automobile accident last week in California. All of Roberts brothers and sisters were present at the funeral; Mr. and Mrs. War ren Foote and Mr. and Mrs. Darel Foote of Wisconsin. SperDr. ry Bowers of California; e, i I hi T N u :--7' 1KU S3 f X 1 J if J9 r iWiiwWj daughter, Jayne Actress Jayne Mansfield helps her Finto, built by Temco Aircraft ict trainer, the TT-- 1 lane, e ceremony at Dallas, Texas, Monday, July 15, is Capt orporatipn. A presenting the Naval Air Training Command. Lt . W. F. Doddy submitted the 'T.iio - .n a contost sponsored by the Trammg Command. Jayne Mane was given a into pony for her part in the christening. A5 NES ld nfTHSTFV JET chris en miliv-bottl- " EDITORIAL A sTb I cS-- T giN v- - it:.,ii.,i rr'.irma $3.50 Yearly, 10c Single Copy votos For UaJor Bends Too. Soil Conservation Jfu I In Germany Voters Give City Council Strong Support For Much Needed Water Bonds U.S. Forces, Germany (AMT NC) Armv RFC Cloyd' U. Crofts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin L. Crofts of Kanab is a member of the 142d Military 1'olice Co. Visits In Kanab in Germany. Week end visitors at the Duf-Crofts entered the Army in in Pugh home were his son, January 1951 and completed Sherrill Pugh and wife, Deanna, basic training at Fort Carson, originaly Deaniya Curtis, dauColorado. ghter of Mr: and Mrs. Gail Curtis of Las Vegas, Nev. The couple were married Furniture Business Is June 22nd and are making their home in Las Vegas at present. In Kanab Sherrill is employed with the Litanium plant in Henderson. f By Mr. & - Mrs. Garr Opening of another new business in Kanab was made several weeks ago when Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Carr opened the Kanab Furniture Exchange in the building owned by Emron Robinson on first east and at 267 south street. Mr. and Mrs. Carr and daughter, Aloma, came to Kanab from Bremmerton, Wash., where they bad previously operated a furniture stoic. With a well stocked store the Carrs are a welcome addition to Kanabs growing area, and the much needed business here will help keep local money in the area. Fredonia Child Dies In Truck Accident North of Glendale A rolling 'truck crushed the Fredonia life from a 3 year-olother five bruised and girl members of the family 10 miles north of Glendale, Utah Sunday about 10 p.tn., according to an investigating officer. The child. Areola Broolshy was killed when the truck went out of control and overturned, repented N. Merrill Johnson of the Utah Highway Patrol. Her father, Eldon Rrookshy, attem pted to regain control of the lost when he reached for truck Miss Ardith Greenhough a toy one of the children had dropped. The vehicle careened about 270 feet along the shoulder then rolled as Mr. Brooksby tried to swing back onto the pa vement, Trooper Johnson said. Greg Brookshv, 10, received treatment at Kane County Hospital here, and was released Monday at 10 a.m. Mr. Brooksby, Mrs. Afton Brooksby, Wade, 15, and Lamia, 9, suffered bruises. The family were returning to their home in Fredonia after spending the day at their ranch located 12 miles north of Glendale. Areola w'as Ixim in Kanab October 7, 1953, to Eldon Lorin and Afton Ford Brooksby. Local Girl Weds Survivors include her tin brothers and two In Saturday Rites sisters: Brant, Wade, Gregor)', M iss Ardith Greenhough, the Fauna and Mrs. Ineta B.. Cardaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dav- penter, all of Fredonia; grandid Greenough of Kanab, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mr. Deloy Shakespcar, son of Ford, Santa Monica, Calif., Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Owen L. Shake-spea- r and Mrs. Joseph Brookshv, Freof Tropic, will recite wed- donia. ding promises in a home cereFuneral services were conmony in Kanab Saturday, Aug- ducted Wednesday in the Freust 3, 1957. donia Ward Chapel, Church of The new bride is a graduate Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints of Kanab high school, class of Burial was in the Fredonia 1957, where she was active in City Cemetery. school activities and studies. The groom is a graduate of the Tropic high school and is presently employed at the South Mr. and Mrs. Thurman FulRim of the Grand Cans on. of Los Angeles were in Kaler Following their wedding the last week visiting with her nab young couple will he feted at Mrs. Nell Robinson, & mother, a reception at the brides parents and sister family Mr. and Mrs. home irt Kanab. Following a and other relaGlazier Todd short honeymoon they plan on and tives friends, they returned in Arizona. making their home to their home Saturday. d par-clit- s; y News Happenings Card of Thanks We wish to take this means to express to our many friends Kanab property owners went to the polls Tuesday and approved the $483,000 water bond election. The issue passed by a three to one margin, and opens the door to real growth and prowhich had gress in Kanab, reached a limit due to the serious lack of water because of our increased growth during the past year. Also, loaning agencies had put a clamp on any monies for the area due to the need of a good sewage and w'ater system for the town. Many people in Kanab were surprised at the large margin that the bond went over with, and the good turn out of voters-man- y turned out to vote who found - that they were not would indicate the interest of most everyone here has in growth and progress as set up in the bond isuess by the city fathers during the past several months. According to Lula Robinson, city clerk, the vote while still not official, was 196 for Proposition No. 1, and 195 for Proposition No. 2. Voters voting against the issues were 81 against proposition No. 1 and 74 against No.2. Engineering for the project has been underway for several months and it is hoped that work will be started in the very near future as housing Is badly needed here at the present. Kanab, Fredonia Clubs To Dance Sat. The Fredonia and Kanab Dance Clubs are comSquare for a bining Saturday night dance Aug. 3rd at the tennis court in Fredonia. The Kanab Club is host for the occasion with Mr. and Mrs. Art Brown, chairmen. , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunt will be on hand to teach couple dances from 8 to 9 p.m., and square dancing will follow. A diversified program of square and circle dances is being planned so that there will be something for the likes of all. The clubs cordially invites everyone to come out and join them. Smirls Go To Ogden For Fathers Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Smirl and daughter left for Ogden, Utah Tuesday to attend the funeral services for his father who pased away Monday evening at about 7:15 p.m. Joining the Smirls in Ogden will lie their daughter Harriet and husband Donald Whiting and Mrs. Joan Betenson from Kanab. Mr. SiUirl had been in the hospital up to the time of his passing away as aresult of a heart attack suffered July 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Pope and children of Salt Lake were visiting friends and relatives in Kanab over last weekend. They were on their vacation Trip through Nevada, California & and relatives our sincere appreciation for their many acts of kindness and help during the Utah. time of the passing of our son and brother. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Honey Mr. and Mrs. Daxid Foote, of Kanab, and Mr. and Mrs. and Family Jerry Barnson of Las Vegas are leaving Friday for Salt. Lake attend the wedding of their to and Mrs. Leonard Foote from and brother, Mario. son Spanish Fork, and Mr. and Mrs. Mario is marrying Miss ElaiWilliam Keller of Kanab. Mills of Salt Lake City. The ne deceased the Also surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. wedding will le held Saturday, David Foote of Orderville. August 3. I.Iy neighbors If money tree. I raised f to please the Rureafu of al Revenue! |
