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Show WASHINGTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. GEORGE, UTAH Thursday. Feb. 11, 1963 Ocntem Basketball Underway At Cjrd Armory Bantam Basketball is under way at the National Guard Armory. There are six teams organized with 60 young boys between the ages of 11 and 13 participating in the program. The six teams are sponsored by the following business establishments in St George, Santa Clara, and Wahington. J. C. Penney, Dixie Drug, Batemans Pharmacy, Dixie Bottling Co., A & P Chevrolet and the AG Food Stores to include O. K. Market, Dixie Market, Market Basket, Santa Clara Merc, and Washington Merc. is This organized program through out the Utah National Guard with games being played each Saturday in the armories. When the first round of play is completed a winning team from each town will play in the Region Competition and the winners of the City for the state championship region play off will go to Salt Lake play offs. In the second Saturday of play in the St. George Armory the team standings were as follows: J. C. Penneys won two and lost none; Dixie Drug won two and lost none; Bateman's Pharmacy won one and lost one; Dixie Bottling won one and lost one; A & P Chevrolet won none and lost two and AG Food Stores won none and lost two. The leading scorers to date and their average scores for the first two games are: Stanley Blake 22.0, Ronald McArthur 18.5, Brent Atkin 17.5, Eddie Bowler 16.5, De Wayne Wilson 13.0, Kenny Thompson 12.5 and Ricky Adams 10.0. Staff Sergeant Ellis D. Hunt is in charge of the program this year and has for coaches: Ronald Mo Arthur for J. C. Penney's, Marti Thomas for Dixie Drug, Stan Sta-he- li for Bateman's Pharmacy, Joe Johnson and Evan Wilson for Dixie Bottling, Joe Stubbs for A & P Chevrolet and George Stuckl and Tony Heaton for AG Food Stores. Especially For You and Yours Main and Tabernacle St George, Utah COY'S rain SPECIALS THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, STATE OF UTAH Dixie Flyers Yin Two Games; ST. GEORGE SAVINGS AND ) LOAN ASSOCIATION, a ) To Face Cowboys Corporation, vs After lengthening their league lead to a 0 total Friday night, win over the Feb. 5, with a 64-5- 6 Enterprise Wolves and beating Vir Saturday, the gin Valley 69-6- 1 Dixie High Flyers face the crucial game of the season tomorrow night with the Kanab Cowboys at Kanab. Dixie barely beat Kanab on the home floor in its first game of the and will have to be season, 59-5at their peak to repeat without the home-floadvantage. Although Dixie beat Enterprise by eight points, the game was much closer than the score indi cates. The Wolves caught and passed the Flyers in the third quarter, score at its end was 44-4-5 for Enterprise. Only excellent ball handling by Sam Sampson, the hustle of McArthur and Milne, and the shooting and rebounding of Roland Miles saved the day. Sampson ended the game with 19 points, Miles got 15, and Hunt and Andrus had ten each. Both Banks and Palmer of Enterprise fouled out in the first of the fourth quarter, thus making Dixies win easier to achieve. ' In the Saturday game with Virgin Valley Dixie beat the Bulldogs easily but could have looked better. The reserves played much of the game. Sampson was high with 15 points, followed by Hunt with 11. ) Plaintiff, ) CREIGHTON L. JOHNSON MARTHA LOY JOHNSON, ) ) ) husband and wife, and ) UTAH STATE EMPLOYEES ) CREDIT UNION, ) Defendants. ) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE 4-- Pickering. Enterprise; Mrs. WilFrei, 'Santa Clara; Mrs. liam Sandberg. Washington; Mrs. Cannon Huntsman, New Harmony; Mrs. James J. LeFevre. Hurricane; Mrs. Delmar Cornelius, Virgin: Mrs. n Heart Fund Campaign Chairmen Merlin K. Holt, LaVerkin; Mrs. for Washington County communiBallard. Rockville; Mrs. Myrna ties were selected by William C. Springdale; Mrs. Fred B. Fraley, DiWonnacotL County Executive Mrs. Owen rector, and his committee. They Smith, Toquerville; are Mrs. Henry Bowler, Guniock; WrighL SL George. West; Mrs. Mrs. Lewis Bowler, Veyo; Mrs. Wayne McConkie, St. George East; Austin Bracken, Central; Mrs. Stan- Harmon Gubler, Ivins. Leon Wat- Ber-- ! ley Sorenson, Leeds; Mrs. Wendell son. Special Events Chairman; Heart Campaign Names Chairmen Af-to- Safe Civil No. 3362 Under and by virtue of a Decree of Foreclosure and Order of Sale issued out of the District Court of Washington County, State of Utah, on the 26th day of January, 1965 and by virtue of a Writ of Execution issued out of said Court on the 26th day of January, 1965, in the above entitled action, wherein SL George Savings and Loan Association, a Corporation, the above named Plaintiff, obtained a and degree against judgment Creighton L. Johnson and Martha Loy Johnson, husband and wife, and Utah State Employees Credit Union, Defendants above named, said judgment being recorded in Judgment Docket MB, Page 225, I am commanded to sell all that property located in SL George, Washington County, State of Utah and bounded and particularly described as follows: Lot 19, S uni and Homes Subdivision Survey of a part of Lots 1, .... and 7, and all of Lots 2, 3 and 4, Block 9. Plat "B," SL George City Survey, according the map of said survey on file in the office of the Recorder of Washington County, Utah. Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the 20th day of February, 1965 at 12:00 oclock noon of said day on the front steps of the County Courthouse in SL George, Washington County, State of Utah, I will, in obedience to said Decree of Foreclosure and Order of Sale, and said Writ of Execution, sell the above described property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the Plaintiffs Judg-men- L with interest thereon. Attorney's fees and costs of sale, to the highest and best bidder for cash in lawful money of the United States of America. Dated this 27th day of January, A daughter to Ada Ann Pendleton and Elroy L. Wulffenstein, St George, Jan. 23. A daughter to Janet Sue Jones and Gaylord Leon Booth, Santa Clara, Jan. 25. A daughter to Judith Lorene Leavitt and Erik L. Laub, Bunker-ville, Jan. 25. A son to Loretta LeFevre and James Harlon Winder, Springdale, Jan. 26. A daughter to DeAnn Lynn and Clark T. Gubler, St George, Jan. 27. Liorrdl's lender U.S.D.A. Choice Beef lb. Family Roast an f Mil, hi Joun Jdouie idrands Town House Select Fruit I'll II':;- For further information consult the county clerk or the respective State of Utah, County of Washing- signers. ton. In the Matter of the Estate ) In the Hurricane precinct of said of ) county. PAULINE HEMENWAY, ) folI have in my possession the Deceased. ) lowing described estray animals which if not claimed and taken NOTICE, TO CREDITORS away, will be sold at public aucCreditors will present claims tion to the highest cash bidder at with vouchers to the undersigned the Weldon Heaton property in on or before the 10th day of April, Hurricane precinct on the 18th day 1965. of February, 1965, at the hour of Wilford Schmutz, Adm. 10 a. m. SL George, Utah Four head: 1 pinto, 1 sorrel, 1 PICKETT & PICKETT bay and 1 black. No brands visible. Attorneys for Adm. Said estrays were taken up by First publication Feb. 4, 1965 me in said precinct on the eighth Last publication April 8, 1965 day of February, 1965. Mrs. Jennie Lemmon suffered a Evan Whitehead at her home on TuesWashington heart attack County Poundkeeper day evening. She is improving in the Dixie Hospital at this time. BLUFF SIIADOVS HOMES ARE PRICED to $17,500 $13,000 Including Completely & Fully Improved Lot and FEATURING , ' ? O Single Levels O Fu!l Basements O O Split Foyers Tri-Lev- els on FKA & Gl TERMS J ( j jf rt The TALBOT Modal 5317 WO Distinctive contemporary la Boy" consol styling in groinod walnut color. . i . VaxO o o o DOWN PAYMENTS ZENITH PERFECTED PERFORMANCE FEATURES $250 to $1,000 w- 29-o- z. - cans 29-o-z. Town House Fancy Halves cans 14-o- z. Town House Flavorful Bottles s Grade A A Eggs Cream O' The Crop 2 doz. 05 dor. .09 2 Extra rv Large Size Large Ot Dairy Glen Butter Quarter! Lucerne Butter SS2T pkg. 69 pkg. 73 Lucerne "Choc. Chocolate quart Flavored Milk ctn. 25c Cottage Cheese Lucerne Varieties 32c 16-o- Two-Te- n Sour Cream Lucerne None Finer At Any Price cup 1 Russet z. Lucerne Modified quart Skim Milk carton ddreslifu LOW, LOW I Qi cans Town House Halves or Slices NOTICE JO . . . 17-o- r. EVAN G. WHITEHEAD Washington County Sheriff First publication Jan. 28, 1965 to Dixie Rae Shurtiiff and Last publication Feb. 11, 1965 Mervyn K. Cox, SL George, Jan. ; 29. NOTICE TO CREDITORS, - Chuck i Round Done Pi HdSht Pieces Freshly Ground Sliced Dcof Liv Tasty Sliced Dt festt CCaossCs 28. A son INl Cann: Boneless Pork Ponofess (hud 1965. A son to Etna Huntsman and Austin M. Gentry, SL George, Jan. k The Washington County News and the KDXU radio station are doing a splendid job of acquainting the public with the need and importance of the Heart Fund Drive. They are to be congratulated, and thanked. 8, OcvvArrivcIs IMP niece McGregor, School Education Chairman. Pintura is yet to be confirmed. A work meeting of ail chairmen to discuss plans and get out Heart Fund materials is in the planning stage. 23c Atypical z. cup 65c abed Skylark Sliced Rye Bread American Style Fresh Bread Hom.ityl. 4 Hamburger Buns Srk8 Hot Dog Buns Srk 8 AND PAYMENTS AS LOW AS FOR WORLD'S FINEST COLOR TV Zenith perfected handcrafted TY chassis with no printed circuits and no production shortcuts. Zenith perfected Super Gold Video Guard 82 channel tuning system with 125 gold contacts for longer TV life. Zenith perfected Color Demodulator circuitry with Zenith color hue tubes for the finest hues in Color TV. $90.00 Including Principal, Interest, Taxes and Insurance Betty Crocker .1 Assorted Cake Mixes NO ffi SD HIDDEN CHARGES No Other Closing Costs, Assessments, Loan Charges 1 1 Come See Our Plat, Plans and Renderings TALCOT'S TY AMD APPLIANCE Drive out Diagonal, past the Ice Plant, to 700 West We are just south of the Gold Course in the SHADOW OF THE RED BLUFF PHONE 673-22- 331 West 669 North Phone 673-392- 0 16 COPYRIGHT 1961, 1 |
