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Show I ! SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS, Kanab. Utah Page Four Frcdonia Farr By Ivis members of the Fredonia Worn-en- i Club who assisted in the collection for research and care of Polio, Birth Defects, and Arthritic patients, met at FTedras Cafe dinner. Assistfor a Dutch-trea- t W. E, Byrom, Mesdames were ing n Ivan Goodall, Arden Judd, Hatch, 0, L. Holmes, P. A. T. Jensen, Darrell Lathim, Clair Pearson, Devota Becker, Lowell Ford, Barney Burch, Arnold Lenn McKinney, Bill Tom, Robert Lukus, A. G. Weaver, Byron Lathim, and Sargent Rich Mrs. Holmes is in, charge of the Coin Collection boxes, placed in the local business establishments, and of the School campaign at Fredonia Schools. Lath-erwoo- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lukus and daughter. Miss Sandra, returned this week after spendirf; days in Los Angeles, where they attended Wedding anniversary for Mr. Lukuss aunt Mr. and Mrs. August that city. four California, the 50th reception and aincle,' Mattson of i a guest with the Holmes at the same time were Mrs. Rex Brown and daughter, Rosie, of Holbrook, Arizona. Mrs. Eldon Brooksby and daughter Shannon, visited with relatives in Los Angeles, and San Francisco, California, recently. Part of the trip was made with another daughter and family, the Blair Carpenters of Fredonia, and part with the Merrill Brooksbys, who were returning to their home in Menlo Park, California,' after visiting in Fredonia with the Joseph Brooksbys. Wowf Fredonias weather is finally warming up! The five days of below zero readings, recorded January 11 through 15, are the longest, coldest spell of weather that U. S. Weather Observer Warren Dart Judd can remember. He has not checked the previous listings for winter weather, but the usual trend is a day or two t below zero readings after a storm, and then a warming up period. The readings began with a 9 on Friday morning after Thursdays quick rain and snow storm, with the weather getting Colder fast when the cloud cover dispersed and Saturday morning had a 12, Sunday morning read Scggcsfcd cn Ref -- Mrs. Daisy Parton, Chico, Cali- -' fornia, was a weekend visitor with her neice and family, the 0. L. Holmes at Fredonia. Also -- YOU DESERVE IT Because you dont use your car for businessDr dont drive oyer 80 miles a week commuting to work. i If youre in line for, a refund on your 1962 Federal income tax County Savings Bonds return, Chairman Julian Cowley, Manager, Kanab Branch First State Bank of Salina, has a word for you. Two words, in fact: Buy Bonds. This year for the first time, the Chairman points out. Uncle Sam is making it possible for vou to take vour refund in Series E Saving! Bonds by the simple expedient of putting an X in the appropriate box on the tax form. Last year some 40 million taxpayers received cash refunds on their taxes. Judging from samplings of opinion, a lot of them would have preferred to get their money in Savings Bonds if theyd had the chance. Bond Chairman Cowley wants to make sure any of them who live in Kane County know they now have that chance. The way the bond option works is simple. The Treasury will issue the smallest possible number of E bonds of the largest possible denominations to cover the of the refund. If theres anything left over, a check will be written for the balance. The one complication comes if the one to 99 casl1 Glance is fro apcents, since the check-issuin- g paratus cant handle anything less than a dollar. Details are given in the instructions. What about joint returns? Mr. Cowley gave us the answer to that one too. John and Mary Smith' on the tax return becomes John or Mary Smith' on the bond registration making them and morning, 7 Tuesday morning, (today) we had a warm 1 Farenheit reading! The two to three inch snow cover is still with us and there are many icy spots, but the relatively warm daytime temperatures are making it apparent that the cold weather will not last too long. Many people have had trouble with frozen water pipes, difficulty in starting their cars, but no reports of serious trouble due to weather have been heard. We will our usual warmer appreciate weather after this cold spell. 10, Monday -- -- si U't LeRoyP. Judd Ml Julian B7Fox Ml 4-27- 4-29- C9 59 J Uleli Liens Rales Kc:p!:l Partners Mrs Archer Swapp of Kanab was hospitalized January ,3 for minor surgery. . Mrs. Dorotha S. Barton of Livestock Market I II :zl j Cedar City Market Report neighbors Saturday January 12, 1963 u Lions and their wives throughout the state are making plans to attend the annual Conference for Utah Lions. This historical gathering has had the praises of many past presidents of Lions International and has been declared by them as the outstading event in the world of Lionism outside of the International Convention. The conference begins Sunday evening of Jan. 27 with a special dinner and program at Clarks Restaurant being sponsored by the g State Council of Governors of David Bybee, Marion Bowman, Jenkyn Powell and Darwin Woodbury. Mondays program will include: A sped arranged tour of the LDS Church Offices and an informal meeting with First Presidency. Included in the group making the tour will be the District Governors, their wives, members of the committee and Lion Aubrey Green and Mrs. .Green. This will be followed by an organ recital in the tabernacle. a .l f ', aASn A a a a pi. 1 'l Mid-Wit- Ord-ervil- was admitted January 7 fCT medical attention and she was released January 16. Benjamin Pikyavit of Moccasin, Arizona was admitted January 7 for an appendectomy. Estella Riggs of Kanab was mitted January 8 for medical tention. Waft r.Ieei fer Roberta Keller, ten year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Keller of Kanab was admitted for an appendectomy January 3. adat- Baby Calves 20.00 to 28.00 each Fred Levanger JU Harold Woodward JU con-nistin- Mrs. Pearl Eddington of Kanab was admitted January 8 and is still confined. P&E.1ER GROWERS, IRC. j Merrill W. Heaton of Fredonia January 8 for maj-p- r surgery. j was admitted Mrs. Lester Cottam of Kanab was admitted January 9 for min- ...... or surgery,. Thursday, January 17, 1963 - ttr. 3 C:"r.ly Bend Pure1 rsvs cid current events i Ellis Tait of Fredonia was admitted January 14 for medical attention and is still confined. Announces the appointment of Mr. Sccll Bslenson At noon the Lions and their wives have seperate luncheon meBom to Mr. and Mrs. Allen ladies will meet with Cox of Alton, a boy. He weighed etings the Mrs. Aubrey Green. The Lions 6 lbs 12 oz and arrived January meet with First Vice President 11 Green. The luncheons are under Bora to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin the direction of the International Hatch of Fredotaia, a girL The Counselors group. little Miss arrived January 13 and Business meeting will follow at weighed 8 lbs 4 oz. 2:00 p.m. in the auditorum of the Born to Mr. and Mrs. Parris new annex building of the capitoL Baker of Kanab, a boy. He wlegh-e- d Reports from the different comin at 8 lbs 7 oz and arrived mittees on the state level will be given. Candidates for next January 14. years District Governors will be Born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas announced. Isom of Kanab, a boy. He arrived Conference highlight will be the January 14 and weighed in at 8 lbs 3 oz. banquet that night in honor of Vice President Green at 7:00 in Aimee Levanger of Orderville the Terrace Ballroom. was admitted January 15 for medical attention. in as agent for their Freight Lines this area, starting January 15, 1963 It is cer heps that Mr. Beienssn v'll serve year every need; year cenliimsd patrcnzge will be appreciated SBgBBSSi Elk Hunting Figures For 62 Final figures covering Utahs elk hunts during 1962 were released today by the Department of Fish and Game. The report shows 2,522 permit holders taking 1,173 animals for an average hunter success of 47 per cent on the 19 elk herd units were scheduled by the Utah Board of Big Game Control last year. A comparison with the 1961 elk season shows that 2,526 hunters took 1,118 animals for a hunter success ration of 44 per cent that i year. The 1962 figures list 44 of the 2,522 permit holders as failing to go afield in an attempt to take their animal during the' hunts. - You'll make the wisest choice I no matter which Chevrolet you choose! These four different cars are alike In one important way. Each is product of Chevrolet Division of General Motors. So each, will give you more performance, beauty, comfort and good news at trade-iBut each is tailored to a certain kind of buyer. Our big Chevrolet n. has the Tide, luxury and styling youd Jet-smoo- th expect only in' costly cars. Chevy II features parkable size, perky performance and outstanding fuel economy. Corvair gives you rear engine maneuverability and sports car flair. The new Corvette Sting Ray can best be described as dramatic. With a choice of 33 models, theres one Chevrolet that will suit you best. . Kill composition for all units shows 697 bulls, 383 cow and 93 calves were harvested to make the total of 1,173 animals. Hunter success varied considerably over the 19 units, with a low figure- - of 10 per cent on the ML Dutton area to a high of 76 per cent on the Ashley Vernal either sex hunt. J Harvest reports are annually compiled on the basis of hunter report cards and information collected by Department conservation officers. 1 Dimes Child k, wouldnt trade my electric dryer for anything... except another one. "I v' t 7 v-- v v :.i ... V- n - S An electric dryer sure makes a big difference. Wait till you get yours. But why wait? See your dealer today. - LIVE BETTER... ELECTRICALLY CALIFORNIA-PACIFI- C UTILITIES COMPANY URSEARTN ERS NJW ESTER NSBRO G R ES153R 7 $ After you get an electric dryer, you wonder how you ever got along without it. No lugging heavy baskets of wet clothes. No wasted and taking them dpwn again. hours of hanging up clothes No matter what the weather, night or day, your electric sunshine is always ready to dry your clothes soft and fluffy. . A National March of Dimes Child for tho 25th anniversary year of 1963 ie Jimmy Boggese, 5, Coy, Ark., bom with tho birth defect, of open epino and water an tho brain. He eymbolizee tho thousand of American children who need help under The Naof Dimes tional Foundation-Marcprogram to fight crippling birth defects, arthritis, and polio through the best in scientific research and medical tare. h r . Shown ( top to bottom ), "63 eeahpu h $ Chery II Nora lOOStation Wagon. Chevrolet Impala Sport Sedan, Corrette Sting Ray Sport Coupe and Corvair Monza Club Coupe i ' See jour entirely different kinds of cars at your Chevrolet dealer's. BRADSHAW CHEVROLET CO. Phona JUnfper 6-G5- 95 360 North Mala Street Cedar City, Utah j |
