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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS Page Four Soil Conservation Attend Wedding Crosby attended the wedding in Cedar City July 19 of her granddaughter, Joye Crosby, and Darwin Crawford, both of Cedar City. Mrs. Luella Other family members attending were Neil and Sherman Crosby, uncles, and Kendall and Marie Adele Crosby, cousins of the bride; also Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wheeler and girls, who are visiting in Kanab. Mrs. Wheeler is the bride's1 Aunt Nellie, GEE5 GOOD If your home you list jts contents for proper claim settlement? Wer have a handy inventory Weekly Hews Notes Earl Spendlove Last week, Alton Pugh, A S C office manager, and I met with Ace Roundy, ASC farmer field man, and Tom Evans, S C S area conservationist, to discuss working relations between the S C S and the ASC on the county level. I think they havent found any in the state who get along any better than Alton and I do. When I work with a man who is as easy to get along with as Alton and I do and dont get along I feel it would be my fault. They found a couple of places where we werent going exactly by the book, but we were able to show them that we were saving time, and they thought it was all right. While I am on the ASC, it might be well to mention that they held an election last Tuesday and Rell Little of Kanab was elected to fill the position left vacant when Donald Swapp resigned because he was Republican county chairman. R e served for a good many years as secretary for the Kane County Soil Conservation district and I know that he will do a good job on the ASC corpmittee. As the ASC committee is now set up, Mrk Swapp is chairman, Lawrence Esplin is vice chairman, and Rell will be member. Lynn Findlay and I had a good chat while we were waiting in line for the steak dinner the L D S church served to rais funds for .their new Stake hou.e. Lynn is making plans for seeding grass this fall. In cooperation with the Kane County Soil Conservation district, he is going to put in what we call a field-sizplanting trial. Under this program, the district furnishes By 1 1 booklet that makes the job easy. ..yours for the asking. LeRoy P. Judd INSURANCE AGENCY Kanab, Utah Call Midway 4-27- 89 CASUALTY AUTO u e Rifle' Regulations For Big Game Hunts Glendale News Mt. Carmel news The days entertainment for the Homecoming on July 24 was a huge success, with Miss Marri-ann- e Anderson as Queen and Christeen and Caroline Brinker-hofVickie Porter, and Vickie Hafen' as attendants. Friends and former residents from all over the state and some from several other states were here. Fireside meeting was held Sunday evening for the teenagers, with Elder Wayne Robinson as guest speaker and Miss Emily Spencer furnishing a piano solo. It was decided that Fireside gatherings for these groups would be held weekly and on Sunday evenings from now on at the chapel." Elder Robinson will present gospel lessons like he gave in the mission field. Elijah Winsor of Salt Lake City is visiting at the Clark Workman home. Miss Ileene Robinson and girls of Henderson, Nevada are visiting at the Paul L. Dallin home. Mrs. Louie Olson left this week for Montebello, California where she will attend the wedding of her granddaughter, Miss Karen Cram. Mr. and Mrs. Jode Swapp and Loren Swapp of Provo were visitors here this past week. Jode Swapp is a former bishop of Glendale ward. Clark Workman is a patient in Kane County hospital at present, having undergone a major oper- Val C. (Tine) Tatt, after becoming ill suddenly, was taken to the Kane oiyity hospital last Saturday and still is a patient there. At last report, his condition was still serious but slightly improved. Betty and Art Goodnow, after spending the past three weeks visiting Bettys parents, the J. W. Morrisons, and Arts folks in Parowan, left Thursday for Las Vegas to visit more relatives and friends before proceeding on their way to Arts base in Texas. f, ation. Steven Brinkerhoff spent the past week in the Panguitch hospital, due to a leg injury he suffered while helping return a float after the parade on the 24th. Mr. and Mrs. Byrell Hirschi and girls of Montana are visiting at the Clark Workman home. Thursday, July " Birt Gardner attended business meetings of the Garkane Power company in Richfield Friday. He was accompanied by his son Milton. JERES GLEN CANYON TRAILER COURT 106 Space-an- y Water - size trailer-Cit-y REA Electricity 14 miles from Dam on Utah side Paved Road Bathouses - Laundry - Recreation room j BOOKS AT LIBRARY Time and the Hour Spring. ALL SWIM SUITS Ordeal of Woodrow Wilson FAMOUS BRAND The Utah Board of Big Game Herbert Hoover. Control has set the following Jubilee, One Hundred Years of Reduced Vi Starting regulations for big game rifles Atlantic Weeks and Flint. during the 1958 hunting season: August 3rd It shall be unlawful for any ' Ice Palace Edna Ferber. person at any time to hunt, purDear Abby Abbie Van Buren. sue, or kill deer or antelope with PINK POODLE of a Murder Trav- any rifle having a bore less than er.Anatomy 23 calibre, or a cartridge less PARRY LODGE than two inches in length, or a Verdict Musamanno. bullet not recognized as an exBest Novels and Stories of KANAB, UTAH M. Rhodes. panding type, It shall be lawful to hunt elk or moose only with one of the following rifle calibres or their Mini- equivalent ballistically: imum 1,700 Write or See VERDA PALMER energy at 100 yards. 270,. 7M.M., 7.62 300 Russian, Krag, Orderville, Utah Savage, 300 Magnum, 308 Winchester, 303 British, 8 M.M. For facts on the NIAGARA THERMOMauser, 8 M.M. Lebel, 348, 358, 375 Magnum, and 405. foot-poun- 30-4- 0- 30-0- 6, Mrs. Mina Gardner and Mrs. Annie Judd and children accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Walter NOTE OF THANKS Judd to Pine Valley, where they I would like to thank all the spent the 24th, of July holiday. of Glendale who helped Mrs. Edith Dale has come from people at the time of the recent fire at San Francisco and Is at her summy home. Your help at this time mer home here. Is deeply appreciated. Mrs. Fern Morrison motored Mrs. Lydia J. Spencer to Cedar City on business Beneficial in Aiding A baby girl was. born Monday lrage group from here at- to Mr. and Mrs. John A. Reese tended the Anderson reunion, but the little one lived only a held at Duck creek July 26. few hours. Graveside services are to be held Wednesday at 2 the seed of some newly develop- oclock p.m. ed grass and then works with Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Blackthe rancher on stocking rates burn are visiting here from Torto of how see. and time grazing this grass responds to grazing. rance, California. The area that Lynn, plans to Mrs. Effie Sorensen visited in seed is an old field north of Kanab Monday afternoon at the ranch headquarters at Deer Alec Findlay home. Springs. It is some of the best soil on. the ranch and the grass should do very well. The skunk uses his potent scent sparingly. He produces It at the rate of only about You are invited to attend the ounce a week. ARTHRITIS, RHEUMATISM and other Paralytic Conditions. GE Automatic and Mrs. Kirk Haycock and children of Salt Lake City visited Monday at the Birt Gardner home, having come to attend the Edward Pugh family reunion at Duck Creek Saturday. Also visiting with her sister, Mina Gardner, and family, is Mrs. Louise Jeppson of Hurricane, who is recuperating from an operation. Elder Delwyn Maxwell of Glendale occupied the time in Sacrament services Sunday evening and gavQ a fine talk which everyone enjoyed.. Set VIBRATORS CYCLOPAD Mr. Washer model WA450 $199 GAS-TOO- NS yDOC -B- YOU check the tires, A Ask For NEW 31, 1938 wash the windshield Well check your tires, wash your windshield, and prove that your business is wanted KANAB MOTOR COMPANY STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Phone one-thir- d Town & Ml KANAB, UTAH liquid FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Country Appliance Center Kanab, Utah sssnzzzsanncacaDcsanncnncanannnnnnnnnnn (at the City Club Room) $3,500 per month & electricity Following Established at Townsile GROCERY, SERVICE STATION, GARAGE, V TAVERN School Through 8th Grade Bus service to Dam on the hour Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship - 11 ki a.m. Morning Worship Sermons AUGUST 3rd NEAR YET UNAWARE August 2nd Through August 9th BRUSH ARBOR SERVICE at 7 p.m. VA mile south of Border on Hwy. 89) and Hell-Wh- y LADIES WEAR Where P one-thir- a p aa SHOES OFF Dress Shoes Vi This is to inform you that Kane County Gas Service, a part of St. George Gas Co., will not be able to deliver any more gas to accounts where the old balance has not been paid. Poor credit and slow paying customers have caused our Accounts Receivable to climb to amounts greater than we can stand. p p p p p pn p p In order, to meet their own obligations, the company is Kane County Gas Service . ONE-THIR- D I?I Off Va II I! Vi & Va OFF Va $4.50-$8.9- 5 p p p p p p p p p p p p p p Reduced Bermuda Shorts $4.95 - k $6.95 Off MEN'S KNIT SPORT SHIRTS OFF $4.95 to $11.95 off D p p p nuzzzzz: Va Western Straw Hals k off $3.S0-$5.0- 0 White Shirts $4.00-- V3 Ivy League Pants $4.95-$5.9- 5 OFF CHILDREN'S SHOES Childrens Keds - 'j to Va Boys School Pants 4 to 12 years ONE , .7 ;i I II 11 -- THIRD OFF 2 OFF Off $2.95-$4.5- 0 l! u P P P P P One-Thi- rd SKIRTS $6.50 to $8.95 s off ONE-FOURT- H ONE-THIR- Blouses $2.98 to $7.95 II 11 OFF Vi II F Wool Shirts $11.95 to $14.95 & OFF Ladies Western Shirts $3.59 to $4.S5 carried out. 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