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Show - Thursday, August 3 lr i " SOUTHERN UTAH; NEWS, Kanab, Utah 1361 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIN- G- . JE FOR SALE; Trailer model 21 Television set, excel1 - Trailer lent - picture, $60.00. model Sanitary electric refrigerator, good Jond., $50.00. E. A. Rascoe, 123 E 1st N, Kanab. Call MI A3rc Trav-ie- r - SUMMER For CLEARANCE SALE BIG SAVIIIGS, Amazing Savings FOR SALE: 3(K) ft Hwy frontage near Junction of 389 and 89A in Fredonia. Would trade for good 2 bd-rtrailer. Myron Brown, Box 967, Jacob Lake, Aizona. Jy20rc. Swim .Suits, Dresses, Summer Wear, B I FOR SALE: Old ewes, $5 ea. or see Duke Aiken, Call MI A3c Kanab. Womens Straw Hats wi FOR RENT: ment. Sept, 1st Judd, Kanab. f AUGUST 5lh Thro AUGUST IDIEi BLUE CROSS: Blue Shield is now reopening. Now is the time to join up with Group 716 Kanab Stake area J August 10 is the last coverage begins day to apply, September 1. See Harriet R. Judd, Jy20,3tc Kanab for information. Page Three Many others. Jerry Davis, G. W. Davis Co., 222 W Center,- - Kanab. Jy27c FOR SALE: In Cedar City, FOR SALE: 20 Bedspreads, Income property. Completly modern 15 stop Trailer Court with pract. new, $5 each; retail at $14.-9Yellow and red colors. Golden living quarters. See V.- D. Cutler, Kanab Pool Halt Kanab, Utah, or Hand Motel, Mt. Carmel Junction, S. J. Carpenter, 117 S. 1st W, Utah. A3,3tpd Cedar City, Utah. Phone JU FOR SALE: Hunting arrows, $10 Jy27A3pd doz; $5 doz; $20 doz; $30 doz, on FOR SALE or RENT: 35 foot hand for hunting and practice, Spartaneette house trailer. Call DAVIS, 222 W Center, next to the MI or see Myron V. Adams Whiting Service Station Jy27c 1 Kanab. A3,10pd FOR THE FINEST in carpet FOR RENT: Furn. 2 bed rm. agd rugs, new upholstered furnior see ture, recovering apd restyling of apartment. Call MI A3c old upholstered funitUre, contact, Guy Chamberlajn, Kanab. Twitchell Upholstery & Carpet FOR SALE: krchery supplies Co., 750 North Main, Cedar City, for making arrows, bow strings Utah. 10 day service free pickup and points. Jerry Davis, 222 W and delivery. Easy terms A20c. Center, Kanab. Also, 40 lb Bow f for Juniors, $10.00. Jy27c U-ta- - WANTED:! kbfone having, or Kanab News Notes I home to rent, large knowing of Mrs. Lynn Cutler,- - the former enough to house a teacher with-si- Bonnie Chamberlain, and three children in Kanab, please noti- children are in Kanab for a visit fy the Kane County School. Dist- with her folks, the Guy Chamber; rict Office. A3, 10c lains. The Cutlers reside in SeatBows. New tle, Washington, where Lynn is FOR SALE; Hunting FOR RENT: Apartments or finest make, attending the University of Wash or terms. Used $74.95, trailer house, Call MI $15.00, and is studying dentistry. J26rc. New Bear Panda, 40 see .Lida Seiber, Kanab. lb, $19.50. ington a THE PIIIK POODLE A i i TELEPHONE Midway Bear-Kodia- Gelco-Recurv- Orderville daily K5vs happenings - The Janice F, Esplin Coming all the way from St Petersburg, Florida, to visit Hester Heaton were her cousin Lillian Teel, her two daughters, Sarah Gray and Iduma Jones. They were accompanied by Sarahs daughter, Marsha. Saturday evening Hesters family all gathered on the Harvey Crofts lawn for a get- -' All of Mrs. Heatons together, children but Sarah were there. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Heaton and Bessie and Betty from Salt Lake, as well as lola Johnson, and Iris Master-so- n of Kanab and others. Most of the grandchildren were present. Hans Sorensen family went up on Cedar Mountain to camp Saturday night. They met Bettys folks, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Thurber, The George Rohbock family (her sister Ruth) and her grandmother Mrs. "Rose Bushell. Mrs.. Bushell returned to Orderville to spend a few days with the Sorensens, Ibefpre returning home at the end of the week. Visiting at the Fern Esplins was Terry Esplin, son of Lemoyne Esplin of St. George. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McFarland of Mr. and rs. Raj-- Talbot are Cedar City visited at the Esplins. spending a few days at the Lyle Chamberlains UNITED STATES The DeMoin Sorensen family DEPARTMENT OF THE of Cedar City visited at the J. INTERIOR E. Croft home this week. BUREAU OF LAND -MANAGEMENT Elizabeth Moss returned to Richfield with two girl friends in NOTICE OF CONTEST order to go to California on a To: W. W. DYAR, Contest No. trip with her parents. 9309, against Little Dorrit, Oliv-e- r The Arden Bairds went to CeTwist, Pickwick, Hiawatha, John Alden, Priscilla, Standish, dar City and attended one of the games. Also Unde Tom, Cleopatra, Juliet, Little League play-of- f going were Sherrie Baird, Roma Romeo, Pygmalion, Galatea, Mars, Saturn, Thor, Re- Cox, Lenice Burrows and Verla mus, Nero, Spartacus, Ethel W., Esplin. The four girls stayed with Lula S., Samantha, Nancy, Pol- Verlas sister, Lucy Sorensen, and then drove home the next mornly, Belvedere, Patience, Charity, Hope, Faith, Charles R., ing. Frank R., Ramona, Pendennis, Ramona Hafen visited at the Waverly, Vanity Fair, Jupiter Hans Chamberlains. placer mining claims described Mr. and Mrs. Roger Fisher spent as being within sec. 36, T. 37 . 5.. R. 11 E., secs. 30, T. two days at the B. P. Fisher-home37 S., R. 12 E., secs. 1,2, 11, 14, They were accompanied by 20. 21, 23-231, 32, T. 38 S., R. their two children, Ceri and Paul. 11 E,, secs. 4, 8, 9, 20, T. Tim Esplin enjoyed a birthday 38 S R. 12 E., sec. 25, T. 38 at his home with a small party R. 10 secs. 38 T. 5., E., of cousins and friends. It group S R. HE., secs. 12, 13, 24, T. so they had a story tell39 S., R. 10 E., secs. 4. 5, 7, 8, rained, to the accompaniment time ing 0 -29, T. 39 S., R. 11 E., of thunder and lightning. SL Mer., Utah. is spending of Anderson each Norman You, and you, your heirs, representatives, and assigns, his vacation in the state of Washare hereby notified that the ington visiting a sister who lives States of America has in- there. stituted a contest pursuant to 43 A large group of younger 4-CFR 221, and Title 30 USCA, sec- members are at the Duck ..Creek tion 40, against those certain min- campgrounds for their annual ing claims set forth abeve situate outing. The older groups will in the Counties of Kane, Garfield, leave Wednesday for their camp. San Juan, State of Utah. A complaint has been filed by the United States of America re- Bombshells Meet . . questing that said mining claims The name of our club is the be invalidated and declared null Kanab Bombshells. We are studyand void on the charge that: ing Forestry phase I. (1) the land involved is nonWe are panning our trip to mineral in character; Duck Creek. Our teacher is Mrs. of valuable no discovery (2) Rohana Finday and her assistant minerals has been made in the is her son John. d mining claims. Our president is George RobThe contests are pending in the vice president Timmy inson; Land Office, Bureau of Land ManBrown; secretary Kirk Swapp and agement, Darling Buildiifg, Salt our is Rulon Johnson. reporter Lake City, Utah. Unless an answer such filed in to the complaint is office within thirty (30) days after the last date of publication of this Notice, the allegations of the complaint will be taken as confessed and the contests will be decided without a hearing. s, 17-2- 16-1- 30-3- 17-2- U-nit- 4-- H above-describe- This notice will be published on the following dates, to wit: July 27, 1961 3, 1961 10, 1961 17, 1961 . August 24, 1961 at least once a week August August August being i for 30 days. Dated this 13th day of July 1961. UNITED .STATES OF AMERICA By Ernest E. House Manager, Land Office Bureau of Land Management Sa.lt Lake City, Utah; NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH by Iuss Arnold Epi$rins Vv ' Sometimes w think th4-do- v of peace has turned into a vul- ture. a BIRD Some fellers who dont walk straight are takin for a ride. THAT HAS NO I If you think that talk just hire a lawyer. wings likes He too dig jworms all night and rest all day Is cheap, Millie Wright says there was something about her boyfriend that she ' Loved but he spent it all. Nothin gives a feller an cuse for stayin out at night Ilka joinin a lodge. ex- - ' Jr Hinch says that hobos are just bums that graduated. x v Too many folks think that opportunity comes in circular letters. s If some folks would weigh their words theyd be surprised. i e John clew, I. Mason Paola vvww Kansas has a round-robi- n news-latco)m tto rounds that was First .7., started over 67 years a4 , C V . e wwr Gals if you eat on a large scale youre gonna need one. GEaT WATEk BECOMES FROZEN, &MEN Sometimes a millionaire may be cracked hut hes never broke. Rev, Charley Grant. THE ICE IS ALMOST FREE OF SALT J Just 1 1 , Released by ACROSS I. Head coverinf 4. Smgl 8. German rier basin , 12. Entire 13. Notion U. Sharpen 15. Ocean 16. Oath 17. Kinds 18. Gentle 20. Stain 21. Small child 22. Humane 25. Employer 7. Father 28. Printing measure 29, Scarlet V). In that place 31. Insect 32. North America 33 34. 35. 17, 38. .39. 12. 20. 22. Regretful Btwruigs 2.3. Ogle 24. 25. 26 27. Dagger Vases Chau More bashful O'). Grow smaller 81 Fighter i 33. Horae men 34. Garden tool .36. Summer flowers 37. A color 39, Heap 40, Piece of baked elay 41. Sharp bark 42. Skm tumor 43. 1 have: contr. 44, Small cushion 47. Myself jabbr.) Showery Rabbit Thin line Obtained German Nice looking Smarter rcr H. Paslr 5. Recline. 16. Always 47. Man (8. Building addition 19. Promontory Vi Paradise 51. Ribbed fabric DOWN 1. Throw 2. Toward sheltered sida 1 Sowed 4, Was alive 8. Smell S. 6. Fresh 7. Each (abbr.) 8. Fires a gun 9. Large artery 10. Emmet 11. Legal things 17. Gay time 19. Click bretla One call saves a lot of chopping To serve you better we stock the most complete line of farm petroleum products In the West more than 100 in all. Besides familiar Chevron and RPM fuels and lubricants, we carry roof coatings shingle oil and stain solvents and paint thinners wood preservatives, and many other useful products for farm and home. y n For any Standard Oil product, coll KARL JAMESON t Kanab V- - Srvtai rr nW 1 flip- ping a cigarette could start a major forest fire. Crossword O 4 j' Yes, it could be you! Home Midway |