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Show Page Three October 2, October 2, SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS, Kanab, Utah 1969 r, ,r amount to $1,099 Results of the September 19 election of ASC Community Comfor mitteemen Carmel Kanab and Orderville-Mt- . Communities are as follows, according to DeRalph Bunting, Chairman, Kane County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee. The elections were held by mail election, and ballots were tabulated publicly by the incumbent ASC County Committee on Sept. 23, 1969 in the Kane County ASCS Office at 9 a.m. August sales of U. S. Savings Bonds and Freedom Shares reflected a total of $2,601,118 or 70.5 per cent of the 1969 quota. This total is the best August in the history of bond sales in Utah, and is nearly $100,000 better than any other previous month of 1969, according to Kane County Volunteer bonds chairman Rex A. Christensen. Alton-Glendal- e, for August County sales amounted to $1,099 or 87.7 per cent of the 1969 goal and for the eight months was $30,216, the chairman continued. commit- tees include: Ross E. Heaton, chairman; L Dean Anderson, Cornell Chamberlain, Gerald Spencer, member; regular first alternate and Orval Palmer, second alternate of the Community. Also, Chevron Heating Fuels bum clean and pack a lot of heat Into a few pennies. CALL YOUR STANDARD OIL MAN IN 0RDERVILLE KARL JAMESON Standard Oil 44-2371 Company of California Alton-Glenda- :J This is the symbol of Kanab Boosters. Members of the Kanab Chamber of Commerce who are dues paying, and sustaining members, who want to see Kanab grow and pro- - President Val Jackson, his wife and three sons, visited our sacrament services Sunday evening. Pres. Jackson and his sons spoke. Also Carma Jackson and Leon Blackburn of Glendale spoke. They gave us all something special. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Robinson (Ileen) and family, of Henderson, Nev., Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cram and family of SL George and Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Lamb of Cedar City all visited at the Eva A. Dal-li- n home the past weekend. Also visiting at her hime this week is her lady friend from Mississippi. Miss Jillyn Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Campbell, who has been in Alaska the past summer due to employment, returned home this week. Mr. Stanley Spencer of Salt Lake City is here seeing his folks, the Karl Spencers. A large group from here at BEER Three Miles South of Kanab on Highway 89-- Groceries Saddlery Sporting Goods Indian Rugs and Jewelry Owners, Managers w Kanab news notes er. A large group of high priests and their wives from here attended the high priests party held out to the Glen Canyon Dam Saturday. The Glendale Old Folks Committee held a very special social and banquet for all the old folks here in the ward, on Friday- evening Sept. 26 in the cultural hall. Mrs. Eva J. Cox of Glendale and Mr. Tone Blackburn of Order-vill- e were married Saturday, Sept 27, by Bishop Jack H. Maxwell. - Filing date for city election nears With the election of a mayor and two councilmen scheduled to take place this fall, Mrs. Lula Robinson, Kanab City Clerk advises that the last day In a third-clas- s city, for filing Certificates of Nomination or Petitions is October 17. Certificates of Nominations are submitted by the parties following their nominating conventions, or a petition, containing the signatures of 25 citizens may make a candidate eligible to enter an election. These applications may be obtained at the Kanab City Office. Included among the many relatives and friends who attended the funeral services for Thomas S. Hamblin were the following: Mrs. H. L. Dirks, Battle Creek, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Johnson and son, Clearfield; Mr. and Mrs. C. DeMont Judd, and Mr. Steven Dirks of Ogden; Mrs. David Dirks, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Daly from Kaysville; Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Judd, Mrs. Janice Orullion and Mrs. Cleo Riggs from Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Evans, and Mrs. LaRay Murphey, My-toMrs. Dean Gull and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Heaton, from St. George; Mrs. Tamar Ivie and daughter, Sandra, Orem; Mr. Harry and William DeLong; Mr. Walter B. Daly, and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Church, and Mary Sargent, Panguitch: Mrs. Velda and Mrs. Adawna Cramer of Las Vegas, Nev. Mrs. Kuman Leigr, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Stapley, Mr. and Mrs. Kent Stapley, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Heaton, of Cedar City; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin American Fork; Dr. and Mrs. John Burgoyne, Tooele; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Robinson, Anaheim, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth (Shirlene) Schapp, Fountain Valley, Calif.; Mr, Earl Hansen, Mr. Ted Cox, Mr. George Grimshaw, and others affiliated with California-Pacific Utilities in Cedar City. GM Kelvert Button, regular member, Delmont McAllister, first alternate and Norris Brown, second alternate of the Kanab Community. Rex L. Crofts, chairman, V. Tait, Clark Lamb, regular member; LaMar Chamberlain, first alternate and Norman Carroll, second alCarternate of the Orderville-Mt- . mel Community. The ASC Community Committee and chairman, third regular member automatically become delegates to the county convention, where farmers are elected to fill vacancies on the ASC County Committee. The alternate committeemen become alternate delegates to the convention. The county convention will be held at the Kane County ASCS Office, on October 9, 1969, at 2 p.m. After the county committeemen are elected, the delegates determine which of the regular committeemen will serve as the committee chairman and for the coming year. The County and Community Committees are in charge of the ASC programs in the County for La-mo- out-of-to- tended the funeral service held in Kanab Saturday for Arthur Glov- le Billy E. Terril, chairman; Ron-noL. Bunting, vice- - chairman; gress are displaying this symbol in their business. The writing is white on a blue shield with orange trim. Look for this symbol of the Kanab businesses who are for progress. News Items From Glendale BORDER STORE LIQUORS - WINE Frank and Helen Banks Kanabs Cowboys won their second game of the league season last Friday by downing the ford Tigers in Kanab 36 to Mil6. This reporter was slightly late for the game, and before he arrived the Cowboys had made their first score (on the second play! on a delayed pass from Lynn McAlister to Jackson Crofts. The play went 40 yards and an extra point try was a pass to Kerry Black. It was good and before fans had hardly gotten settled Kanab led 8--0. crowned, Chamberlain and the Cowboys continued to take advantage of Milford fumbles and roll up a 30-- 6 score by the end of the third stanza. The final quarter it was fumble, penalty and back and forth, until near the end of the game Chamberlain took a reverse on the left side and went 18 yards for the concluding score, and Kanab took the win 36-This writer has been particularly impressed by two Cowboy players, who we feel with continued n performance should get honors. They are Arlon Chamberlain and Don Corry. Arlons performance from the backfield the past two games has shown his running ability and tremendous driving spirit. His defensive play in every game is top calibre. And the top quality; in the face of defeat he holds his head high. Corry has been a Cowboy top ground gainer both rushing and in pass receiving. He can always be depended on for at least a few good yards, and often carries several would be tacklers for some of those yards. Defensively, we dare say he is in on almost 60 to 70 percent of the tackles made by the Cowboys. This weekend the Cowboys will again test the Milford Tigers when they travel to Milford for a 7 p.m. game. And as if they hadnt had enough Tigern around, Tuesday, Oct. 7 they go to Hurricane to try that brand of Tiger in an 8 p.m. game. post-seaso- Farmers elected to the n, the Schc,,'l Savings Program now in its 29th year got under way in many of the schools throughout the state in response to letters of endorsement sent out from the volunteer Education Chairman N. Blaine Winters, Specialist, Teacher Personnel for the state and also from Mrs. Youngs McGregor, President, Utah Congress of Parents and Teachers. The program has the full support of the American Legion, American Legion Auxiliary, Lions Club, Jayceetes and other service organizations who work actively in it through volunteers all through the school year. Page Three County ACS elect community committees. Sept. 19 August bond sdes in Kane County 196$ n: Nev-aurmo- A lot of cars cost more. But few if any are really that much more car. Which explains why more and more of the smart money is coming to Caprice. Look what you get: A big substantial prestige car with a new V8 engine, power disc brakes. Astro Ventilation, wheel covers, deep twist carpeting, posh appoint-mr'- v A remarkably roomy car, with a ride so smooth and Gif swum silent youll feel like Mr. Big himself. Tell you what, though. If you absolutely insist on a more expensive car, we wont stand in your way. Go ahead and order air conditioning. Order stereo. Order tinted glass, power windows, power seat, our new Headlight Delay system. Your Chevrolet dealer will happily help. See him real soon. On the ItlOVC. Putting you first, keeps us first. spared! rasoire for a car, ycu massS; I'yamrS to spared! mere for a car. 8-- CUSTOM GUNS All Popular Calibers Choice of Stocks Loading Supplies Your Gun Restocked Ammunition Sights Mounted 14-- vice-chairm- 1970. BARKS from Bcrrco Our tiny Barco plant hasnt been very exciting this past week, almost even forgot the monthly birthday party. Usually we have it the last Friday of the month, but we didnt mind if it were a few days late this time. Seven girls turned a cute little year older. not even any new emNope this ployees trip but were working on it! Rose Huntington has to take a few months leave of absence with doctors orders, but we want her to know her iron will still be waiting for her when she gets back and yep, well miss her too. Shan Clark and hubby spent the weekend in Salt Lake City on business, but mostly just goofing off. Sure did have lots of fun, only wish it could have been longer. Even brought some fortune cookies back to a few of the girls. Our little secretary had been working extra long and hard, so we decided she could have a day off. It was spent in Flagstaff, where she met her sister from Phoenix. Had a good visit and also did some shopping. Note of Thanks 1970 Caprice. Milford, not to be outdone, took the kick, and soon thereafter, quarterback, Gary Smith tossed a pass to Ken Holm who went over for a score. Their PAT failed and The first perKanab still led iod ended on that note. During the second quarter the Milford Tigers began a pattern which carried on through the game, that of intercepting Kanab passes, and during the last three periods they took down no less than five Cowboy aerials. On the other hand the Tigers h?d trouble wuh numerous fumbles, which most often were recovered by Kanab to the Cowboys great advantage. Arlon Chamberlain, who, for this game at least was converted from guard to the backfield, carried the ball well for the Cowboys. He trotted across the Milford goal line four times during the afternoon. To be sure Chamberlain did not do the job alone. Good blocking from the line and other backs opened the way for him, and Crofts and Don Corry set up many key plays and gained considerable yardage also. Kanab scored once in the second period when McAllister hit Kenny Riggs on a sleeper pass, then Riggs sidestepped through the Tigers for 53 yards, and Arlon took the ball over on the next play. At half time Kanab led by With sincere thanks and appre- ciation for the many kind deeds and expressions of sympathy, at the passing of our father. The Arthur Glover family Big heat bills? Playing well on defense and refusing to let the Tigers through were Que Johnson, Dilworth Perkins, Don Corry, Kenny Riggs, Terry Glover, Terrill Honey and other Cowboys. 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