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Show Corp. Microfilming Pierpont 141 Ave. ( i . ' i NATION Al outhern EDITORIAL jigfrl Kc5'gH KANAB, XXX NO. 21 VOLUME tab VssS' UTAH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1962 lo Aron (Sot Coordinate Grcnp - $3.50 Yearly, 10c Single Copy Muction oalloetrieity Reduction Goes Into EffecI February 20, Says Manager Earl A. Hanson Valley High Cal-Pacif- Outlines Plans Sehssi Hans Holes For Years Projects p Court of Honor Held In Kanab For District Scouts, Explorers, Leaders Scouts, Explorers, Leaders and the Kanab District brought Scout Week to an inspirational conclusion at the annual banquet and court of honor held Wednesday, February 14, at the Kanab Stake House. There were 225 Scouts, Explorers, parents and Scouters present The highlight - of the evening was the presentation of Eagle to Bill Lathim, 15 Neil Brooksby, 14, and Terrill Brooksby, 15, from the Explorer Post 366 at Fredonia. This makes three eagle awards presented to members of the Arland Brooksby fam- - ily. Eagle Scout Lawrence Judd, 17, was awarded his bronze award; and Mrs. Afton Brooksby, mother Parents of Broth:rs Terrell and Neil Brooksby, Bob Lathim, are new Eagle Scouts. Phctos r - "ti i i courtesy Reo Heaton Kanab High Schsel Hsws Holes By Sharlene PQlvadore This Friday the Cowboys will play their last ball game of the year at Cedar City. The Lariettes are going to march, so lets see everyone there that can possibly go. . The speech clast has chosen the cast for the one-aplay for this year and are busy working on it. The cast includes, Audrey Parkes, Siri Chamberlain, Carolyn Black, Pamalla Bonham, Elaine Wright, Karin Heaton. The rest of the class members are working on their readings. Mrs. Burgoyne is planning on taking the class to Cedar City Saturday to watch Romeo CSUs performance of and Juliet. Saturday night the Elementary Band is going to play at the South Ward . Talent Show. Mr. Devey would like to invite everyone to hear them. Were very proud of their fine progress and will be glad when they are old enough to join the High School Band. Please pass the candy this will probably be a popular phrase Monday night because the teachers from all ever the county ate having their annual candy pull. The teachers with their partners will meet in the Kanab home ec. room for a frolicking good time. Well that about does it from K.H.S., so well see you next S. U.N. Jaycees Report Project Activities The Kanab Jaycees are proud to say they donated $100.00 to the Kanab swimming pool fund. We have a work day planned for Sunday, February 25, to work on the ball park, so all of you Jay cees, please come out as we can use your help. We also have a cleanup week in April as a special - Carol project--witBarnson, as Soil Conservation Weekly Hews Holes By Dwals Haacke The Board of Directors of the Kanab Irrigation Company met with the Kane County SCD, State Engineer and Soil Conservation Service representatives last Monday, Feb. 19th to discuss the sta tut of the Upper Kanab Creek Sink Valley small watershed project. It was the unanimous of the Irrigation Board that the' proposed Elbow Dam to be constructed at the confluence of Kanab Creek and Sink Valley Creek would be Impractical because of the extreme sediment that would be deposited in the reser-- . voir and because of the high cost for the benefits that would be derived from such a dam. The life of the dam hfffeeen determined at iTyears at the present sediment rates. Representing the Soil Conservation Service was John Bradshaw, assistant State Conservationist of Salt Lake City and Glenn Murray, acting Area Conservationist from Richfield, Utah; and Dwain Haacke, Unit Conservationist, Kanab. Mr. Hubert Lambert representing the State Engineers office, reviewed the application for storage rights on the Elbow Dam, and said that action on the application was over due and that something should be done to bring it to a conclusion. Earl Sorensen and Norman Car-rowere present at the meeting to represent the Town of Order-vill- e and discuss the flood problems there. It was suggested by Mr. Bradshaw that the Long Val- ley people consider an overall small watershed project that included the Muddy Creek and East Fork of the Virgin River drainages. A program of this type would treat all problems within the watershed including damages to urban towns and on the watershed. Whether or not such a program will be planned and carried out depends primarily on the interest shown by the local people. There is a back log of applications made to the State Engineers Office, that would have to be considered in their order of importance before any committments cquld be made a; to when planning assistance could be made available for this ll project IheOldlivrWz. chairman. We are expecting to have a good response this year and will appreciate all the help we can get Richar- d- Headlee Utah State Jaycee President, will be here Saturday, March 3 to give a lecture on Jaycee activities for the State and Nation. Some women are no good at counting calories and have the figures to prove it The City is Today the magnitude of our space program also taxes imagination. . of Wade Brooksby, received the 4th Palm award for her son. Wade is on an L.D.S. mission in northern California. Eldon Johnson and Gene Heaton are the post advisors and scoutmasters for the Fredonia units. Larry Riggs, Post 361, Kanab South Ward, received his Star award. Seven First Class awards were presented to Andre Bundy, Bob Lathim, George McCormick, DelRay Symes from Troop 366, Sam Workman and Fredonia; Scott Golding, Troop 367, Glendale and John Glazier, Troop 362, Kanab North Ward. Those receiving the Second Class awards were Bobby Baker, Carl Cluff, Jack E. Cluff, Bill Ford, Gary Tom, Mike Holmes and Allan Davis from Troop 366, Fredonia; Roscoe Allen, and Paul Hamblin, Troop 361, Kanab South Ward; Eugene Anderson and Ed-diSpencer from Troop 367, Glendale and Jerry Wilson, Troop 362, Kanab North Ward. Carl Cluff received the Tenderfoot award. In addition to the rank awards, fifty-fiv- e merit badges were presented to Scouts and Explorers within the units of the Kanab District. The awards were made in a ceremony depicting the Lighting of the Eagle Trail, Gam Willis, camping and activities chairman and his committee arranged the banquet; with Karl Jameson and Merrill MacDonald, advancement chairmen, conducting the court of honor. Arrangements are being made for a District Court of Honor to be held the latter part of March in Orderville, complimented on their fine project at the City Cemetery. This is certainly an added attraction to anyone entering the city and us at home. to-be- Special to Southern Utah News Reporters Dot McArthur, and Gary Heaton The Kanab Coordinating Coud-i- l group firmed up plans for community b'.tfrment at their regular meeting Tuesday. The with ipycees plan a Cty Clean-uthe tentative date set for April 1st. Tiny also plan to have the prinkling system at th little league ball park In working order vi h planting Of new grass in needed spots. Mrs. Madge Little reported on the Kanab Scraf Bodl, with all with organizations participating 'heir planned program and ac complishmenta. . Discussion ef .definitely estab-ishinthe Park boundries to include the site J the new swimming pool and camp site. The swimming pool committee reported that they haw plans to meet with the contractor that Is going to Construct the pool at Fredonia, and perhaps be sole to save some if arrangemoney and at-ments can g mpoe behrpved The Coordinating Council will sponsor the musical and instrumental group from Utah State University March 23. Anyone having any events or dates that need to be entered in tht Community Calendar, please contact Mrs. Diane Franklin, MI Democrats Hems ic Alton Miss Is Dixie College Coed of Month reduction in electric rates for Kanab, Utah and Fredonia, Ari 17.2 per Tona of approximately nent will be effective for services furnished on and after February 20, 1962. Announcement of the eduction was made by Earl A. of CaliHanson. fornia Pacific Utilities Company, and Manager of the Company's C,' 'hcrn Utah Division. The reduction will amount to a $22,248 annual saving for customers in Kanab and vicinity and a $4,753 annual saving for Arizona customers when applied to customer uses similar to those of 1961. Hanson stated his Company has entered into a contract with Power Association to purchase the electric power required for sale to customers in Kanab and Fredonia. The power purchased from an other source wi'l enable California Pacific Utilities Company to place ts Diesel generating plant in Ka nab on a stand-bbasis, Hanson There was great sadness at Valley High School after losing to he Piute Thunderblrds by 1 point. Hie Buffaloes plaved hard, with cheering behind them from the student body and townspeople, ''ho traveled to Junction to see 'he game, but they couldnt make hat last basket we needed. The 'Inal score was 40 to 39. After his loss. It will be necessary to lefeat Panguitch at Panguitch on Friday, Feb. 23. in order to reach the Round Robin playoff. The mighty Buffaloes have set their gril for top place at the State Tournament, The week of February 17 to 24 is F.F.A. week at Valley High. Wednesday the F.F.A. held an open housf during which the par The limentary teajn performed. parents enjoyed the displays that were arranged. ' Tuesday, Feb. 27, will see the parlimenfary teams from the region come to Valley for the annual Regional Qontest. The Valley teams pill Participate again in this evfnt. The public is invited to tter)d t)ie judgings. which will be held during the afternoon. The, Juniors are still at work making flowers for their prom each Wednesday night. Dixie Heaton, ST. GEORGE laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gail P. Heaton of Alton, is Dixie Colleg'es 'ebruary coed of the month. Serving her second year as cheerleader, Miss Heaton is commissioner of amusements for ihe ophomore class. She directed the class competitive assemblyv presented this month, The Beat-stoc- Vice-Preside- In addition to her major interests at school, she also engages in sewing, cooking, swimming, horseback riding and dramatics. Gar-Kan- Literary League Luncheon, Show, Is Big Success sail. Due to the change of power supplies it will be possible to, dimi-a- te the fuel cost adjustment orovision in the presently effective rate schedules, thus resulting in th. substantial reduction in rates. The purchase of 'power from Cask i e and the reduction in 'Eh girls are in the mid -- ates. Hanson said, is in line with st of ' planning for their Girls the Company's policy of obtaining Week to be held March 12 to 16, the lowest cost power available with a dance scheduled for the 16. and providing the lowest rates We are all lookng forward to this consistent with good service. event and are inviting everyone t come and take part in our acr tivities. Republicans Heme The five finalists in the American Legion Oratory Contest held Officers For last week wtU at Valley-Hig- h all travel to Beaver this Friday, Kens!) their instructor, Mrs. Heai Gcuntjf Prcosr.cls with ton, to take part in the district The Republican Party met Moncontest. The five are Linda Lamb, The largest gathering of mem- Pamela evening in Kanab for their Sorensen. Esther Nelson, day Mass Meeting and to organize 3 bers of the Democratic Party in Rita Jackson and Gary Heaton. districts in Kanab, instead of the several years met Monday night at the Courthouse for a precinct On Monday. Feb. 26 at 1:30 p. one district that has prevailed for Mass Meeting. Several Democrats mH there will be a lyceum number many years. A good sized turnout named the from Glen Canyon City were on at Valley High. It will be a demhand as observers and will set np onstration by an animal trainer following to serve in the three districts. their precinct officers later this that should prove interesting. District No. 2, Neil Crosby is week. chairmn; LaDonna Hamblin, vice Ernest G. Kirby, County Chair.: chairman; Rhoana Findlay, man. discussed the new change Glcndeio Holes three committeemen, Gray-doto three districts in Kanab and Robinson, Cloyd Chamberlain read a report from Senator Frank end and Thomas Lawson; Delegates to Weekly Events E. Moss regarding his County Convention, A. D. Findlay, Canyonlands Bill now pending beOur MIA Speech Festival was LaDonna Hamblin, Merrill Mac fore Congress. The need for putheld Tuesday evening With the Donald. ting up a full slate of County District No. 3, L. Elmer Jackson candidates for the next election director. Floyd Johnson, in charge. Those taking part were Sue Spen chairman; Leah Jackson, vice was discussed. Laura cer, scripture reading; Sam Work chairman; Chamberlain, - Orderville also reported good .; retold story; talks on the Alvin man, committeemen, attendance out to their Mass Me- theme "Who Is My Neghbor by Judd, Merle Adams, Phyllis Judd. District Manager cf eting of the Democratic Party. Carrey Brinkerhoff, Ellen Brinker-hoff- Delegates to County Convention, No. 2, Kenyon Little . 'In District Patsy Workman, Karla Spen- Lloyd Pugh, Elmer Jackson, and BLF.1 Announces is chairman; Sue Aiken, vice chair- ser. Cheryl Bauer, Dot McArthur, George Swapp. com- Kathleen man; Clara Pratt, District. No. 4, Donald Swapp, Dallin, Jerilyn Pugh; mitteemen, Duke Aiken, Val Tait, with a scripture reading by Sam Chairman, Jane Carpenter, vice Coming Elections and Diane Franklin. Delegates to Pugh. Miss Patsy Workman was chairman; Leona Frost, District Manager, A. L. (Monte) County Convention Kenyon Little, awarded first place in the tryout committeemen, Thomas Haycock, with Dot McArthur as alternate. James Bunting, Lola Swapp. DelRohwer has announced the sched- Sue Aiken. District No. 3, Ernest G. Kirby, egate s to County Convention, Dan uling of the Annual Nomination Mrs. Ivey Maxwell and son, Fred E. Heaton, and Cecil meetings for the Kanab District chairman; Nita Aiken, vice chairMiss Vivian Frost, .; com- Thell, accompanied Pugh. Advisory Board to be held at man; Rita Kirby, to on a Nevada vacation Cox trip Boulder, Utah on March 6,- 1962 mitteemen, George R. Aiken, Les- and California where theY will ter Little, Madge Little. Delegates and at Kanab on March 7. visit friends and relatives. to and Lester County Convention, Utah Horsemen , District Advisers whose terms have expired and are subject to Madge Little. Visiting here from Provo is Mr. District No. 4, Richard R. Riley reelection are: Donald C. Swapp, Eugene Jolley who lived here 35 Elect Officers, Kanab; Floyd L. Maddox, Kanab; chairman; May Cram, vice chair- years ago, he is staying at the .; comNina Smirl, Smith Hotel with Tony. and Clyde King, Boulder, cattle man; mitteemen are Richard R. Riley, Racing Dates representatives and Roland S. went A from nine Delhere Wm. Norman J. Cram. group of Smirl, Mt. Carmel and Warren The Utah0 State Horse Racing to County Convention, Wm on the excursion to the St. George Brinkerhoff, Glendale, sheep rep- egates Association met in Richfield on J. Smirl, Norman Cram. Temple Thursday evening. resentatives. Sunday to elect officers and In the Orderville Precinct are, The scheduling of the election Grandon Guests of Mrs, Lydia Spencer years racing dates. EmHolgate, chairman; of will be within thirty days after ma Donald C. Swapp of Kanab was vice chairman; Verna this week were Maletta Jolley Hoyt, ' Mrs. Lucy reelected the nomination meetings. This president of the associacommitteemen Lovell, Wyoming and election is being held as a result Holgate, tion for the second time. Renamed are Fred Penney, Ervin Hoyt and Graff of Santa Clara.. of a protest showing irregulariwas Vee Worthen, Darel Lamb. to County Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bauer went vice president ties which caused State Director, Convention Delegates Mrs. Lola F. Swapp, Panguitch. are to be named. to Cedar City Monday to attend R. D. Nielsen, to hold the annual of the president, was named funeral services for Ervin Bauer, wife election last October null and void. secretary-treasurer- . eldest brother of Rex. Ballots will be mailed to qualiNew directors elected include Local fied electors. Mrs. Iva S. Sorensen went to Rex Packard, Beaver; Mack Camp, Are In Production Richfield; Reed Utley, Salt Lake SaR Lake this week to visit Gty; Selvey . Dixon, Payson, and Cornihs Next Hamblins Return Home Missionaries at Sacrament Alma Iverson, Fillmore. Tentative racing dates for this The play, Romeo and Juliet services Sunday were High CounFrom California will be preented at the Kanab cilman Gumsey Brown, accomp- year and locations of the races Mr. and Mrs. Fay Hamblin re- Stake House Saturday, March 3, anied by Mrs. Brown; Mrs. Eris are: Kanab will hold their meet turned to Kanab this week after at 7:30. p.m. by the College of Swapp, Marilyn Jphnson, Shannon Swapp and Cleo Haacke. Talks May 12 and 19 or May 18 and spending ten days in Arizona and Southern Utah at Cedar. ' 19. Announcement will be more California. Dennis Judd, Steve Heaton and were given by Eugene Jolley Fay said that they had an op- Wendell Heaton from Kanab have Cleo Haacke, Shannon Swapp and definite on this in the future. Springville, May 26, 27, 30 and portunity to see Sergeants 3 In leading parts in he play and have Mr. Brown, with a vocal trio sing California and that it was a real been desirous that the home town ing of Cleo, Marilyn and Shannon, 31; Vernal, June Murray, June 15 and 16; Fillmore, July good comedy and showed local people see this play and have accompanied by Mrs. Swapp. 3 and 4; Panguitch, July 13 and scenery up real well. lie said that been Instrumental in getting1 the it had broken box office, records play here, 14; Richfield, July 20 and 21; ' . . AND I QUOTE . on the coast Fay also had a Admission to Beaver, July 24, 27 and 28; Pay-soproduction will chance to do some work in pro- be $1 for adults and 50 cents for Another thing about capitalSept. 1 and 3, and Salt Lake ever body knows whos in City, Sept 13-1moting filming through his many students high school age and un- ism (during Utah contacts in Hollywood. State Fair). der. Grants tomb. Officer -- 3 Fer Districts Hshs sec.-treas- n ), sec.-treas- , sec.-treas.'; sec.-trea- s; sec.-treas- - Set sec.-treas- Es-pli- -- sec.-trea- - Three Students Saturday visit - te 5 1 The Kanab Ladies Literary League held an outstanding fashion show and luncheon Saturday lfternoon, with a capacity crowd attending at the Kanab Elementary School. Theme of the fashion show was Memories, it followed the serving of nearly 200 at the luncheon Dresses were modeled that had been worn in special events in Kanab during the past years, as well as some of the latest styles presented by Duke's Clothing. Joan's Beauty Shop presented some interesting hair styles and tints, and the Petite Beauty Shop fashioned some hair styles, with five girls modeling formals with hair the color of the formals, they were called the Petite Crown Jewels, Cottams Jewelry furnished the lovely costume jewelry the girls were wearing. Ernest G. Kirby was master of of ceremonies and did an outstA ladies trio from anding-job. Grcleville added much to Uie program with delightful numbers, as well as musical numbers presented by Lorene Lamb, Barbara Car-roand Alga Brown. Lorene Lamb played delightful music for the models background. The Literary League committee, Mariam Betenson, chairman, Gara Pratt, Sally Cowley, Elda Henderson, Anna Johnson and Marilla Brown members, express their thanks to the many who contributed so much to this event The proceeds from the event will go to the Kanab Library. ll Pod Committed Tells Fuads Report, Plans For Starting The Kanab Swimming pool committee would like the people of Kanab to know that they are still active, even though they havent hand an article in the S.U.N. for sometime. Our plans are to start as soon as the weather breaks, they said. We dont have enough money yet, but, will go as far as we can on what we have. Those of you who havet paid your $25, we will appreciate your check as soon as possible. Dont wait until the pool is built we need your help now!! Jean Wright of Joan's Beauty Shop and Clyde Vance of Petite Beauty Shop, donated all proceeds from last Fridays business to the fund, which came to $101.25. Thanks Joan, Clyde and operators, anyone else care to do the same? ? ? Kanab Chamber of Commerce Kanab Jaycettes gave $100.00; gave $50.00 from their sale of their doll at Christmas. The Kanab Invitational Tournament and the Queen contest donated $143.26. The Literary League gave $100.-0Kanab Legion, $37.50. Kanab BPW, $200.00. 0. All of the work on the pool will be donation, so we will be calling againv Kanab New Notes Mr. and Mrs. Larry Works and two .daughters from Ellensburgh, Washington left Thursday after visiting in Kanab with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Rell Little and boys. Larry works as an engineer with Morrison-KnudseConstruction Co n |
