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Show Page Three February SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS, Kanab, Utah 27, 1969 Know Your Packed Goods Appearance of a package can influence your choice of a pro duct, points out LeOna Swallow, Kane County Extension Aide. With a change in color, design or size of container, a manufacturer may be able to mask a price increase by lowering net contents and not changing the price. Because of this possibility, pay close attention to the net content on the label. Figure out which package actually gives you the most for your money. Manufacturers are constantly changing packages in a battle to get space on supermarket shelves. Once taken for granted, the common quart and pint bottles now often contain a few ounces less. Cans and boxes are thinner and taller. THIS I Check packages periodically or each time you see your favorite food in a package with a new lock. 4-- H Mrs. Swallow Leaders Attend USU Conference The 4 H Leaders Role in Citizenship Education, is the theme of the Leaders Conference being held at Utah State University in Logan, this 4-- H week, Feb. 24-2- 8. Delegates from Kane County attending this conference are: LeOra Swallow, USU Extension Aide; Wana Hoyt, Alton; Clara Maxwell, Glendale; Nada Brown and Mariam Betenson, Kanab. Guest speaker at this conference is Charles Freeman. COUPON WORTH 62.00 on $3.00 READING MADAM JOANNE ! READER . Will tell your post, ptswnt and future Don't jtnl think I Ot.out yourtlifficulti, tat m hip you. Poor haalth? i Money or Job uouliJa? tova or family troubles? , ADVICE ; l0n love, merriaga and business transaction of all kmd I DREAM ANALYST ( Every tliem has a meaning. messatte or a warning Don't fall to consult this HEADER today, tomorrow may be too lata. Madam. Ioanna la Superior To Any Other Reader Palm - Cards . Psyehlc Spiritual Crystal Balt EtS East 103 North Open from" 10 a m, to 10 p itv, ST, GEOROE. UTAH - ,,De'ly end Sundays! Orderville news and events by Nan E. Johnson Snow, snow, snow! Have you ever seen so much snow?? Im telling you its getting beyond a joke shoveling paths isnt it?? Its beautiful though isnt it? Word was received by the Dee Andersons of the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Teel. The little miss was born Valentines Day. Mrs. Teel is the former Laurel Anderson-the- y live in Joplin, Mo. Congratulations Dennis and Laurel! Lee Sorensen went to Salt Lake City to visit with his sister Jackie. Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy and daughter were in Salt Lake City for a medical check up for their daughter. While gone Mrs. Charles Oman stayed with their children here. Miss Diane Stark, student teacher at the Valley High, along with Jerri Washburn, student teacher at Kanab, went to Provo to attend a student workshop at the BYU. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Esplin spent a few days in Las Vegas, Nev., visiting with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart and family of New Castle visited at the J. E. Crofts Thursday evening. Mr. Robert Chamberlain underwent eye surgery in the Valley View Medical Center in Cedar City on Friday. Mrs. Chamberlain is staying there with him. Their son Frank, flew out from California over the week end to see his father. February What Shall Course Take This Year? 4-- I Page Three 27, 1969 H Dear Debbie: enrollment time is Well, 4-- Rolland and Doran Lamb were in Salt Lake City; Rolland for a medical check up and Doran on business. Ross Rodgers of Las Vegas, Nev., visited at the Burke Sorensen home over the weekend. The Alma Kellers from Kanab have moved into the old Foote home. Welcome to Orderville, Kellers. Johnny Troy has employment in Henderson, Nev. His wife, Verla, will join him there next week. Max Meeks of Henderson, Nev., visited here at the Troy home over the weekend. Mrs. Perry Troy is in the hospital in Boulder City, Nev., for medical help. We hope she will soon feel better and out of the hospital. Visitors at the Don Atkinson home were his brother Lon from the BYU and his friend from California. Ward conference was held here Sunday evening with Pres. Claud M. Glazier and his family in attendance. Speakers were Mrs. Glazier, James Glover, Burke Sorensen and Virginia Casuse and Pres. Glazier. I think there are some men in our town who deserve a public thanks for keeping the sidewalks cleared. It has been quite a job the past week. I appreciate it and I know there are a lot of others so thanks to you. almost here again and I'm in the midst of trying to decide which project to take this year. Ever since seeing you in the Kane County H Fashion Show last fall, Ive been thinking that a clothing project would be funand should certainly help liven up my kind of uninteresting closet! And Id love to be in the fashion show. But, could I make a buska and an A line skirl If I could do that would I be too scared to walk across the stage before all those people? What do you think? Do you think I could? Maybe, the house shoes and apron would be fun to make too. I hope you have time to answer and tell me if Ill be able to do the fun things in Sewing Project I. 4-- Love, Janet Read the answer in this umn next week. Mrs. Bryson Jones and two sons from Gallup, New Mex., and Kent Crofts, student at USU at Logan, were vistors with their mother and grandmother, Mrs. Elaine Crofts at Kanab this past weekend. Mrs. Jones and children also visited the LeGrand Jones family while here. at him. ..growing up. Listen to him... the dear laugh of twelve years old. The folks .would love to hear his voice, share his thoughts. About! teachers Television. Hamsters. Home runs. TfieyJcan. Tonight, we'll call. Can you sum upytoopson in meeting was held Feb. 20. The chapter elected officers to serve in the 1969-7- 0 school year. New officers to take office April 1 are: I to r.) Jim Hoyt, parlimentarian; Nick Ramsay, historian ; Brad Adair, reporter; Doug Carroll, vice president; Mario Spencer, president; Greg Tait, secretary; Doug Sorensen, treasurer; Sterling Russell, sentinel. col- Kanab News Notes Look The annual Long Valley Chapter FFA election News Items From Glendale LAST WEEKS NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Horace Maxwell and William E. Cox went to Salt Lake City this week on business and to see relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Spencer and their daughter, Lois and Rodney, spent the past at Las Vegas seeing relatives and friends. Dentist Douglas Ramsay from Hawaii flew to Las Vegas by plane, then drove here and took ihis mother, Mrs. Bertha Ramsay back to Hawaii for a three weeks vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Delwyn Maxwell and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Maxwell and four children from Ganado, Ariz., visited here the past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chamber-laiof Tuba City, Ariz., visited here the past weekend, enroute to Provo on business. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Bunting and family and Mr. and Mrs. Kyron Sorensen and son from visited relatives and Page, friends here the past weekend, and attended Stake Conference at Kanab. Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Black and Sam Workman and his girl friend from Cedar City and Lawrence Workman and lady friend from Henderson all visited at the Geneva Workman home the past weekend. The program at sacrament meeting was given by the LDean Anderson family, with a piano solo by Daisy, talks by LDean and his wife, Gweniever, and a chorus by Daisy, Chasty, Cresta and Margaret, accompanied on the organ by their mother. All was very Interestson, weekend n ing. Mrs. Lavere Brinkerhoff spent several days at St. George this week on business and ing relatives. THIS WEEKS NEWS Mrs. Clara Maxwell accompanied a group of County workers to Logan this week where they will receive instructions on this program for the coming season. Lawrence Workman and Roger Brown left this week for Salt Lake City, where they have 4-- been called to serve their country In the U. S. Army, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mackel-pra- ng of Ogden, visited friends and relatives here in the county over the past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Alton R. Pugh and Rhonda Lou Page, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Bunting of Page, Arizona, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Pugh of Hurricane and Mrs. Verla B, Iverson of Washington, to LaPoint over the past weekend, where they attended the wedding reception of Miss Janae Esplin and Mr. Grieg L. Morrison who were married on Feb. 21, in the Salt Lake Temple. Miss Esplin is a former resident of Glendale and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James S. Esplin of LaPoint and Mr. Morrison is the son of Mrs. Elmer (Theo) Lind and the late Stanley Morrison of Vernal. The young couple will make their home in Salt Lake City where Grieg is attending school. The seminary from Valley High School presented the program at sacrament meeting here Sunday with their teacher, Mr. Atkinson and student Bruce Jackson giving the talks and a group of girls sang the song, More Holiness Give Me all of which was very outstanding. 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