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Show WASHINGTON Bobby McLeod the son of Dor NOTICE othy Terry McLeod, won first place in a musical talent contest. Bobby The VFW is starting their annual has organized his own band and Kri ,Krinlcy' Korporals drive for plays for entertainment in Pasadena toys for needy children, and also and surroundings communities. clean old clothes Bobby is a grandson of Mr. and Bring your old repairable toys Mrs. Marvin Terry of Rockville. and clothes to the VFW Hall after 4 p. m. Monday through Saturday. Two hundred twenty-fiv- e cattleSteve Rouse, who attended Dixie Your will be appreciated. men attended the Utah Hereford help College last winter has returned Association Field Day at Calf to the Northwest Me will attend TEMPLE NOTICE Springs Ranch, Enterprise, under State LDS this will St. The College year. Washington George Temple ideal weather. Cattlemen from While here he stayed at the home re open Tuesday, September 3. Arizona, New Mexico, Oregon, Neof his grandmother, Mrs. Julia St. George Temple vada, California, and Utah exLamb. Presidency pressed appreciation for the fine demonstrations, displays, speeches. a wmww tie rn at uwumi at t a? t. Mr. Paul Swaffar, Secretary of the American Hereford Association, Kansas City, Missouri gave the very pertinent facts pertaining to the bright future of the Hereford. He also stated that Southern Utah cattle were comparable to the best that he has seen throughout the United States. M. H. McDonald, field representative American Hereford Association, San Jose, Calif., told of Junior Hereford Association plans to set up a Utah Junior Hereford Association early next year. COUNTY NEWS, ST. GEORGE, UTAH Utah Hereford Class Reunion Association Being Awaited Holds Field Day Thursday, Aug. 22, 1963 Dixie High School class of 1953 and Dixie College class of 1957 are holding their first reunion this Saturday, August 24 at 7:00 p. m. at the St. George city park. A delicious meal will be served for SI. 00 per plate. It Is requested that those coming bring their own knife and fork. Light entertainment will be delightfully presented. The class is fortunate to have attending their reunion the members that live the furthest from St. George among these are: Mr. and Mrs. Grant Christian from New Haven, Conn.; and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tousa from Dallas, Texas. SAC Currier & Ives to Begin Coupon Boole Flying Missions Here v This Week Use Coupons: nd Strategic Air Command Joseph Rees, Morgan, Utah. Presbombers will begin flying ident of the Utah Hereford Associamissions near St. George, in tion, reminded the cattlemen that their annual bull sale would be held The bombers will fly both day in Cedar City late in November or and night missions in all kinds of early December of this year. weather. Low-levflying increases Harry Parker, Diamond Ranch, SAC's combat crew proficiency, enSan Luis Obispo, Calif., nationally abling the crews to perform any known judge of cattle, demon- bombing tactic. strated the fine points of judging The route has been approved by Hereford cattle. the Federal Aviation Agency. The route, which begins 40 miles An interesting demonstration of northwest of Mexican Hat, Utah, and was fitting showmanship given proceeds northwest to a point 20 by Mr. Ray Wareham, Ferron, Utah. miles southeast of Escalante, Utah, Dr. Richard Hazen, Jr. DVM, St. then southwest to 10 miles east of George, performed an operation for North Rim, Ariz. The route then the removal of a cancerous growth proceeds west to just south of Top-- o on a cow's eye. coba Hilltop, Ariz., and turns Winners of the judging contest northwest to the terminating point were Guy Hafen, St. George; Clayat SL George, Utah. ton Atkin, St. George; Mrs. Rhea The bombers will fly at superCollins, Parowan; and Buster sonic speeds, so local residents St. George. Prizes were dothe route will not hear sonic nated by Jones Equipment, Cedar along booms. City; Branham Lumber and LiveIn every case, the safety of local stock Co., St. George; Pickett Lum- residents and crews is the paraber, SL George; Intermountain mount factor in planning these Farmers, St. George; Terry Merc., routes. and Bateman Pharmacy, Enterprise; St. George. Heady-AshbuJohn Gates, 73 Ranch, from Patagonia, Ariz., won a free night's lodging donated by Twin Oaks, Motel, St. George, for coming the longest distance to atA daughter to Fern Asay and tend the Field Day. LaDell C. Prisbrey, St. George, Aug. Cattle were displayed by Calf 12. Springs Ranch, Gardner Hereford A son to Lucy Edna Asbury and Ranch, Pine Valley; Escalante Samuel Senate Bowman, SL George, Farms, Beryl, J. C. Snow, St. Aug. 13. , George; and Evan Woodbury, St. A daughter to Judy McAllister George. and Jay F, Hardy, Bunkerville, Aug. A delicious barbequed beef din- 14. ner was served to all by Calf A son to Mary Jane Brown and Springs Ranch owners, Mr. and Charlie Laub, St. George, Aug. 14. Mrs. Glenn Hafen and Mr. and Mrs. A daughter to Gayle Larabee and John Baker. Benjamin John Holyoak, SL George, Aug. 15. A son to Laska Bowman and Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Miles are happy to announce the arrival of Glendon Blaine Bundy, St. George,, their first grandchild, a son, bom Aug. 16. Aug. 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miles of Green River, Utah, where both Donald and Linda have been PTA teaching the past winter at the high school. The baby is also a 'first' for the R. I. Pace family of Chandler, Arizona. The Walter Miles and As the new school year apdaughter Lorna returned Saturday from Green River where they have proaches the Woodward PTA offibeen helping out with the new cers are enthusiastically organizing their program for the coming year. baby. Their meetings begin on August 28 with the 7th grade orientaion program. Other programs and meetings will follow throughout the year. It is urged that all parents and teachers watch for the announcement of these meetings and try to attend. The new PTA president, Mrs. Ruth Milne is supported by the following corps of officers: Ruby Haslam, 1st vice president; Newell R. Frei, 2nd vice president; LaVera Pelt, sec. and treas.; LaRue Christian, publicity; Nina Atkin, programs; Pearl McAllister, membership; Arlo and Manell Hall, hospitality; Lee McMullin, 7th grade communications chairman; Bonnie Cannon, 8th grade communications chairman; and Marilla Terry, 9th grade communications chairman. B-- 4 uw-lev- el 2 5-- A 5-- 6 5-- C 5-- D r. Tendi Delici Boneless Pot Roasl Es-pli- n, Chuck Steak Ground Beef IM. mm m Pspsi who those far think young Rib Steak St George, Utah Under Appointment from Pepsi-Col- a Company, N. Y. Organize Program &ESecurities Shows Gain in 1963 U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless Pork Sausage Morrell' High Quality Breaded Shrimp Captain' Frozen Pan Read Chofc Town Hoi Our Low P PM Yoodward Dixie Bottling Company Several Times Daily Freshly Ground 'Sliced Bacon cdh Lean and Crisp , Bottled at U.S.D.A. Choica Cooks Tender DgMcoM JJgdid Emp Sav if Chun King Foods Beef Chop Suey ?kded - 89 44;r Mushroom Chow Mein can Chicken Chow Mein El'S. 89 Chow Mein Noodles 27 Budget Priced to Set JQ , Soya Sauce Off Any Chinese Dish bottle Ptir. t. 16-o- z. B Used Cars Too Numerous to Mention Including Sedans, Hard Tops, Vagons, Convert. Used Pickups and Stake Trucks Largest Selection South of Provo PRICED TO MOVE 'WE SELL TO SELL AGAIN" 156 East 100 North Ford-Rflerciw- ry Phone OR 3-35- 03 30, 1963. President Barlocker stated that net returns for the year before taxes and accumulative dividends on preferred stock was $156,845.68, however, the company showed a $68,763.70 loss in 1962 due primarily to organizational costs and also during the construction period of the Glen Canyon Motel. Values from $200.00 and up Bradshaw William A. Barlocker, President of B & E Securities, Inc., St. George announced today that B & E Securities, Inc., had net earnings of $42,672.86 at the close of their business fiscal year ending June St. George At that time there was very little income coming into the company, but President Barlocker further stated that he was gratified to report that after reserve for taxes and accumulative dividends for preferred stockholders and also deducting the 1962 loss, the company showed a net profit of $42,672.86 or equal to approximately twenty-fiv- e cents per share on common stock which was originally paid for at the cost of one dollar per share. Town House Olives Standard Pitted or Giant Ripe 3 r. $1 Instant Coffee Rich Flavor Safeway Brand Regular Price $1.49 10-o- z. jar J Jf r Grade "AA" Eggs Large 297t W) msnthsps C&snsn cCtCPW LaBEL CSS |
