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Show WASHINGTON Thursday, April 1, 1965 COUNTY ST. GEORGE, NEWS, UTAH O O O O Hurricane Beg-r- s Cleanup Campaign April 3 April 3 to April 10 is Hurricane e up week. Every b'ock in will be tack'ed. S xty block captains are in competition to see if their block can't be made the neatest and nicest in the community. AH the merchants are anxious to see beautiful yards too. They are giving $3.00 gifts to the families that make the most progress. The Wheel, Rose brushes; Del and Dei Builders, $3.00 garden tool; Graff Merc., $3.00 garden tool; Judd Merc., $3.00 garden tool; Cliftons Market, $3.00 garden tool; Wes' Conoco, 10 gallons gas; Mes Conoco, 1 car wash; Grants Chevron Service, $5.00 worth of gas; Jack Lemmons Phillips 66, $5.00 worth of gas; Keiths Barber Shop, 2 hair cuts; Doris Beauty Shop, 1 hair cut and set; Robert's Hair Fashions, 1 shampoo and set; Eugene Theater, 1 family pass; Sandberg Merc., 1 gallon of paint. Leon Glazier and Sons, Del and Del Builders, Roland Hall Construction Company, Stratton Brothers Construction Company, Darwin Stratton Sand and Gravel, and many yolunteer workers are combining their efforts to help every one that needs help in any way. One hundred shrubs will be planted at the high school athletic field. Each class is contributing $10.00 to this cause. The Ag. department is planting shrubs in front of their building. The FFA boys are preparing the ground for the new shrubs. The Seminary is also in full swing with projects to raise funds to landscape their building Week. through this Clean-u- p Children like to help too. The elementary school children are all bringing their pennies, nickels, and dimes to school and are saving to plant new shrubs on their school yard. Mels Neon Signs is helping to make Litter-Bu- g signs to place on .ean Block Captains Hurricane South Beautification Committee L to R top Fern Reeve, Jean Hinton, LaVern Isom, Roma Stout, Ruth Reeve, Beth Sullivan; 2nd Row Gladys Clinger, Donna Wright, Carina Carolyn Ballard, Sheila Dutton, Janice Sanders; Front Noble, Gwen Holdaway, Corrine Pugh, Cleo Isom. Hurricane North Ward Beautification Committee: Block Captains Back Margaret Isom, Louise Jepson, Iola Leany, Edna Gibson, Connie Olsen, Corrine Stout, Maxine Limb, Mary Hall; 2nd Carina Noble. Helen Isom, Mrs. WUford Ashton; Front Attention Motorists Save 6c on Gasoline ROAD SIDE MARKET Self-Servi- 488 W. 100 No. Stetloo St George Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Davis were happy to have her mother, Mrs. Naomi Wall and her sister-in-laMrs. Joyce Wall of Ogden visit with them for several days following the birth of their baby earlier this month. Hur-rican- Members of LaVerkin Beautification Committee, left to right Gubler, Deanne Hancock, Rhanee Humphries. Toquqerville Beautiofication Committee with Lynn and Ruth Naegle as chairmen and Town Board members. L to R, back row LeRoy Stapley, John Maxwell, Clark Olds. Middle Row, Afton Hannig, Addie Naegle, Lynn Naegle, Margaret Schmith, Leo Bring-hurs- t. Front row: Joe Hannig, Leither Clark, Freda Spilsbury, Ruth Naegle, and Fern BringhursC Members not present George Bring-hurs- t, George, Fern and Barbara Kteinman. Toquerville Cleanup Program Moves Fonvard This Saturday, April 3, will be another general clean-uday in Toquerville. The main project on this day will be to remove the last of the old Lombardy Poplars that shaded our streets for so many years. These trees are in front of the home of William and Leither Clark, and are so old that they have long been a hazard. All available help will meet, with the necessary equipment, at this place ready to begin work at 9 a. m. on that day. Those not needed at this site will continue working on various other clean-u-p projects that are already under way. More than one year ago, the p the county roads after they are cleaned up. Garbage cans are being made to be placed on the new clean county roads. All families in Hurricane have been given a Survey Sheet and are encouraged to work together as a family until they can write YES! to all the questions. Blocks of old fences, sheds, old bams, wood piles, old houses, dead trees, etc. are being tackled and are being made neat and tidy or they are being removed. AH people are encouraged to clean from the back of their lots to the front. AH widow ladies and old couples will receive help from their ward bishops and priesthood quorums. Everyone is getting in the act Talk about Community Spirit Come to Hurricane and find out what it is. citizens of this community met with Mr. Don Huber for the purpose of initiating a Campaign. Chairmen were elected and Block Chairmen appointed. Since that time the program has moved steadily forward and many things have been accomplished. One of the first projects considered was replacing the old shade trees that had been removed. A controlled street tree planting program was begun. The old trees are now being replaced by smaller, more desirable shade trees. To date, eighty Modesto Ash and Bradfords Ornamental thirty-on- e Pear trees have been planted. Our cemetery has been completely cleaned; more pipe lines are being laid; this area is being landscaped and the initial planting has begun. Much more will be accomplished as time and volunteer labor is available. As of now, five Beautification Classes, under the direction .of the Vo Ag Dept of the Hurricane High School, with slides and lectures by Dr. A. Stark, have been completed. Eighty five per cent of our people have participated in these classes and money has been earned to help finance a community project Without exception, all towns people have cleaned and beautified their own premises. All this has been accomplished without one penny cost to our tax payers. As we promised you more than one year ago, Toquerville is "Looking Up! Have you noticed???? PRIVATE YARD LIGHT TO DISCOURAGE PROWLERS AND THEFT . Electric Eye turns light on at dti6k, off at dawn No wasted electricity . . . light bums only when you need it No forgetting to turn light on or off Operates whether you are home or not we even Nothing to buy or maintain replace bulb when needed Flat monthly rate includes electricity . , . charged to your electric bill Ideal for yard lighting at homes, farms, equipment sheds, churches, warehouses, motels, parking lots, boat docks ... Call today for a FREE survey of your outdoor lighting needs California-Pacifi- c YOUR PARTNER IN WESTERN Utilities Co. PROGRESS Frieda Spilsbury, Reporter The Bud Blakeleys entertained the Garland Gastons and Mr. Fay Slaughter at their home with a delicious southern fried rabbit dinner, after which they enjoyed two hours of movies on wildlife. to the Bob Congratulations Naegles for their new grandson. He is the second child of Jim and Virginia Naegle of Salt Lake City. The Dan Kleinmans had the pleasure of having their grandsons staying with them part of last week. They are Ryan and K. C. Friack. They are the sons of their daughter, Rosemarie and Boyd Friack of Cedar City. The Clare Oliphants daughter, Keith Anderton of Montana is visiting with them. With her are her two children, Dawn, Alice and Kirk. When they return they shall move to Seattle, Wash. The Ben Bringhursts went to Salt Lake last week, together with their Elizabeth Adams and their son, Robert of St. George. They visited their sons and their families Stanley in Salt Lake City, Morgan in Kearns, Benny in Hunter and Ralph in Provo. Blanch and Genevieve Lamb are getting ready to move to Salt Lake early in April for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Olds and daughters Navonia and Diane of Provo visited with the Arthur Olds last week. The A. P. Spilsburys enjoyed the visit of his son, Arlington and family of Las Vegas last Sunday. Cleari-u- p Our next genDay eral clean-u- p day will be next Saturday, April 3 at 9 a. m. Everyone is invited to come and help. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Griffin of Carmichael, Calif, and their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Todd of St George were visiting at church last Sunday. The Griffins have purchased the home of Rulon and Irma Beatty and the plan to move up here as soon as they have sold their home in Calif. We were happy to have them here and sincerely welcome them into our midst Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Heywood of Pleasant Grove returned to their home last Wednesday after a visit with her mother, Mrs. Ida Sullivan here and with relatives in CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our appreciation for the many acts of kindness and sympathy, of our many friends and for the lovely flowers, which meant so much to us, in the toss of our dear son, father and brother. The family of William Elroy Pectol Jr. Beautification Week Set In LaVerkin LaVerkin Beautification kick off Saturday April 3. This Mels Dixie Queen days activities will include several BAKERY SPECIALS with everycommunity projects re things that make a ones help needed. Starting at 12:00 TheymeeL the Make it better. Make tt noon, there will be hamburgers, healthier. Make it more enjoyable. And theyre reasonably priced. pronto pups for sale with free FRESH DAILY punch, also a bake sale. Proceeds are for trees and shrubs to make our town a lovelier place in which to live and to visit. will begin Let's all come out and support these projects of cleaning and beautifying. Make Southern Utah such a place, that we can proudly say, "Its the very nicest place to be. A place we can bring friends and family too and be happy to say, "Heres our place, This is our town, and "We just love it here. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF LIENS NOTICE is hereby given that a lien for repairs and storage upon that certain personal property described below now held by the undersigned for said repair and storage is hereby being foreclosed by advertisement and sale. One 1953 Oldsmobile 98 Serial No. 539M31014 America's Greatest Last Known owner Arnold Harden, RL 2, Box 322, Bakersfield, Calif. Amount claimed: $150.00. THAT the time of sale is Saturday, April 3rd, 1965, at the County Court House, SL George, Utah, at 12 oclock noon of said day, at which time the said property will be sold to the highest cash bidder. J. W. Bringhurst St. George, Utah TOQUmLE First publication March 25, 1965 Last publication April 1, 1965 v CLARK PHARMACY Hurricane, Utah name the day when you'll i BE A "THOUSANDA1RE"! Dedde on a sum thert you cot Mwcrtcm bank each week; divide it -- and vau'll know just how many weeks will tcuce. $5 ONE SIZE FITS ALL (Style 0611) stretch panty. lycra Special anchor band keeps legs from riding up. Gives a smooth, sleek line under skinny pants or new sheaths. White. EXTRA-LONG-LE- your a week, you'd have 4 eimafpius interest in less than years; ngP$20 a week-- in less than a year! . But the The main thing is to stick to it . . first thing is to get started. May we expect to see you this week? two-wa- y BANK OF ST. GEORGE The Only Bank Insured Savings In Washington County Center Dept. Store 14 No. Main Phone 673-38- 61 i on HURRICANE CHAPTER March 25, the Hurricane chapter traveled to Salt Lake, for the annual FFA State Convention. This convention lasted until Saturday, March 27. While up there John Naegle took second in the public speaking contest. The chapter is very proud of John for the effort he put into this talk and the showing he made up state. The chapter took first in Farm Safety thanks to the hard work put into this by Randy Humphries. The chapter didnt place in Parliamentary Procedure. Louise Excell the chapter sweetheart, was in the ten finalists. John $200.00 on his education, cific scholarship which will pay Naegle also received a Union Pa- - HANKY PANTS Ana ST. GEORGE, UTAH HURRICANE, UTAH ENTERPRISE, UTAH Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation |
