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Show K I . r 1 Utah Microfilming 14 . L Perpont Fastest Crowing Newspaper Corp Ave. And Continuing The Kane County Standard VOLUME XXIV NO. 14 KANAB, UTAH, THURSDAY, JANUARY Farmers Social Smith and Brown Security Vows To Be Spoken Friday, 27 0. Wayne Rose Announcement was made this In 1935 a Social Securiy Act week by Mr. and Mrs. Doyle was pased which provided old Smith of Kanab of the coming insurance for Industrial wedding of their daughter. Nan agfe workers. Beginning January 1. Nell to Mr. Gary Scott Brown, 1955 farmers and son of Mr. and Mrs. Myron farm workers were Included in Brown of Fredonia, Arizona. this insurance program. The popular young couple will This program will provide exchange nuptial vows tomorgreater income security for the row, Friday, February 27th, at families of many farmers and the home of the brides parents, farm workers provided that in Kanab, with Bishop Isaiah social security is considered as Meeks performing the ceremony. only a part of a familys plan is presently a The for adequate insurance protec- student at the Kanab High tion and retirement income. .The School. The bridegroom graduaprogram is not voluntary but is ted from Fredonia High School mandatory for all farm workers in 1952 and has recently returnwho earn over $100.00 and for ed from the Navy with which farmers whose he some four years. spent net income is $400.00 or more. After the, wedding the couple This program will mean more will be honored at a wedding record keeping for farmers bein the brides parents reception yond those records required for home. income tax. Farm operators will Sunday following their marpay 3 percent of their net farm riage they will leave for Modesto, profit from $400.00 to $4200.00 where Scott will ena year. Farmer employers must California, roll in the Modesto Junior file reports and withhold 2 percent and pay taxes of 2 percent for each employee to whom he Mrs. Bessie Little who has pays $100.00 or more cash wages been yisting in California has in a year. For those of you who are interested I have a farm ac- returned to her home in Kanab. count book in my office which I can supply you which is useful come from farming for social for: 1. Income tax filing as each security purposes, you will need total has a notation telling where first to determine your gross into put the figures on Form 1040-F- ; come and tl is figure minus your 2. Social Security records and farm expenses will give you your on which you pay reports;, and 3. Helping to im- 3net earnings social for security purpercent prove management by evaluating .production records. This book is poses. Your income and social securavailable at cost from my office. taxes are paid at the same ity Farmers will need a social time to the Distric Director of account card. number If security Revenue. These are due you never had such a card or if Internal on February 15th. you had one and lost it, you can to assist fanners with In get one by filling out Form SS5 their order social security I have arwhich is available at the Post Office or my office and mailing ranged for a meeting in Kanab at the Courthouse at 10:00 a.m. it to the Social Security Office on Wednesday, February 1, and in Richfield. If you previously a meeting for Long Valley for had a number you should apply for a duplicate of your old num- farmers on Thursday, Febraury 2, at 10:00 a.m. at the Ordervllle ber, not a new. number. . The 1955 federal Income tax Ward Chapel. Help will be given instructions explain how to fig- on both income tax and social ure your net earnings and your security. Bring your problems social security tax in addition with you. I will discuss this problem over to your income tax. In comput- KSUB on Saturday at 6:30 a.m. in- - If youre up tune me In. ing your By bride-to-b- Around Kanab With the Roving Reporter that Was mighty pleased with the selection of LeRoy Judd for the Jaycees DSA award as the outstanding young man of 1955 its an honor richly deserved his interest in young people and in music has helped make our small community known far and the nomination of 17 young men is an honor too, as many others also had fine records it reflects Kanabs widespread interest in community activities Speaking about LeRoys music reminds me of my own sad experience musically I wanted to play the saxophone and sent for a" correspondence course was doing right well until my last six lessons got mixed up in the mail got six lessons on How to develop the bust" didnt help me or my music either--owell, you cant have everything (Ed. Note: Down, Rovie!) Kanab is all pepped up and interest is running high over the showing of our basketball team looks to me like we have a fine, efficient coach and the team know what theyre doing hope they dont get side tracked tonight if they win that onJ theyll be away and running Surely hope that all who read this column will come out and support the Divisional tournament starting next Wednesday lots of planning hks gone into this coming event buffet luncheons 22 pretty girls to act as sponsors from all of wide h, n 1; Jaycee DSA Award Presented To our Kanab Stake wards trophies and team awards its a big event and Kanab has the facilities now to handle it but it needs your attendance spear - heading the planning for this tourney is Robert Ramsay and Darrell Heaton athletic directors and Mickey Whiting and Tone Hamblin, who are executives of some sort or othfer I know that youve heard of Bundles for Britain but did you know that Kanab has a cute little Bundle from Britain shes Shirley Meadows, .who is visiting her sister Josie M. Johnson (Mrs. Kelly Johnson) she arrived in America a few days ago from London after a stormy crossing of the Atlantic shes 20, shy, and cute says she loves America and Kanab I think some eligible young man ought to see that she doesnt go back e sort of in reverse dont cha know You ought to take a second look at the fine Industrial Arts exhibit In the Kanab Equitable display window some excellent work in plastics, leather, metal and wood a straight A ought to go to the studens and their teacher, Claude Lundquist also a straight A and a cigar to C. H. Ackerman for the use of the window again this year Lets all get behind this years polio drive and put Kane County over the top again cant think of a better or more worthy project to support Peaches Beard is chairman again and he deserves a big hand for his energy and enthusiasm he has whole passel of helpers who are doing a great work too Household hint the big toe makes an excellent stopper for the bath tub oh, this column has everything Well, thats that for another week no news from the John son Rover or the Salt Lake Reporter heres a thought for the week support your local merchants if you earn your money here, you ought to spend It here It helps keep it here and remember if youre reading this from a borrowed paper, youre on my list See ya next week lend-leas- Valley High School To Present An Evening Of Music Kanab Goupls Kota A combined concert of band and chorus will be presented by Valley High School students at their new auditorium Saturday, Being chosen as the outstandFebruary 4, at 8:00 p.m. man T Kanab of ing young during Included In the band presentathe past year was LeRoy P. Judd. tion will be a symphonic tone Mr. Judd, father of three sons, the depicting poem gaiety of a and principal of the Kanab EleFiesta. This selection, Spanish mentary School was awarded Fandango, was recently perthe Distinguished Service Award formed by the famed University by the Kanab Junior Chamber of Illinois Concert Band. Includof Commerce last Saturday at ed in the choral presentation the Jaycee sponsored banquet will be Ernesto Lecuonas The award, an engraved fountain pen, was presented by Duke Admission Is free and the pubAiken, president of the Jaycees, lic is cordially invited.. at the banquet held at the Trails End Restaurant E." Jay Whiting of Fredonia, was the guest speaker, and Lester Cottam acted as master of ceremonies. Mr. Judd is choir leader in the North Ward, and conducted LeRoy P. Judd Leadership Classes 88th Anniversary During Past Week Another milestone was reached this week in the lives of Uncle Willis and Aunt Addie Little who celebrated their 66th Wedding Anniversary quietly at at the home of their son, Rell Little in Kanab. Those present included the children and grand children of the elderly couple. They came to this unusual day in good health and spirits, able to be around and do many of the little pleasant things about the home they so much enjoy. Mr. and Mrs. Little are now the oldest couple in Kanab. They were married in the St. George Temple and have spent their lives in Kanab. Uncle Willis has been in the livestock industry all his life and rode the ranges with many generations. Aunt Addie has spent her .life in patiently doing for others and in church work. They have had seven children, President Daniel S. Frost an- five of whom are living, ninenounced this week that Quarterchildren and 22 great teen grand Kanab ly Stake ' Conference, grandchildren. Stake, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints, would be held in Kanab on February 5th. General sessions will be held at High School Students 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. and all Stake members are invited to be pre- Display Shop Articles sent The Kanab High .School shop On account of the Reg- has on display in the Kanab Eqional Basketbal tournament there uitable window a number of artwill be no conference meetings icles in leather, wood, metal, Saturday evening. reed, made by students. There will be a Special Lead- plastic, Other articles will be added durership Meeting Sunday morning ing the next week. Make it a at 8:30 for the following: Stake point to see the work of your Presidency, High Council, Bis- students. hoprics, Stake and Ward Clerks, Adult classes have started for Stake Melchizedek Priesthood those who wish to come back to and Stake Senior school for a time. Call Supt. Committee, Aaronic Priesthood Committee. Davis for information. A Special Meeting is scheduled for Sunday evening which will be by Invitation only. Because of Conference on the first' Sunday In February, Fast Mr. and Mrs. Arr Spilsbury Day services will be observed In and children spent last weekend the wards of the Stake on Jan- at the Jiome of Mr. and Mrs. uary 29th. Dolphia Young. Mai-aguen- e , There must be some reason for It so if you know, please let me know Please tell me why so many Kanab people walk on our roads instead of the sidewalks at night have you had the frightening experience, while driving, of passing an oncoming car and suddenly finding your car almost to run someone down who is walking blithely along in your lane of traffic this pedestrian strolling is most frequent on the road north of the bottom of the school hill my mother used to teU me that only fools and mules walked the highway at night I wonder If were going to have a fatality before someone wises up enough of Receives DSA Award $3.00 Yearly, 5c Single Copy 28, 1956 Stake Conference LEROY P. JUDD What's Doing? By Myrtle Bean Kane Countys Delegates to the Republicans $100 a plate dinner were Mrs. Lola Swapp of Kanab and Burke Sorensen of Orderville, last Friday night at the Rainbow Rendezvous in Salt Lake City. Lola reports that 1100 people sat down to a fine dinner served by the Hotel Utah. She said that they were told It took 230 people to prepare and serve the dinner. The main feature of the program was a television broadcast for these dinners which were being held all over the country by President Eisenhower. Governor J. Bracken Lee and Mrs. Lee were among those presell t. The Governor introduced the main speaker of the evening, Senator Goldwater of Arizona. Other speakers were Mr. O. J. Wilkinson. State Chairman for the Republican Party in Utah and Mrs. Alex Jex, National Committeewoman from Utah who represents the Utah Republican Womens Organization in .Washington, D.C. Barbara and Whit the Christmas Cantata presented by both the Kanab wards in Kanab and Fredonia. He is a former music director of the Kanab High School Where his music abilities have been acclaimed by people from far and wide, and during which time he gained the admoratloit and respect of all the local high school students. He is chairman of the North Ward Boy Scouts Troop Committee, and until recently was superintendent of the North Ward Young. Mens MIA organ1 ization. Among his many achievements during 1955 was the Talent Show of the Kane County Fair of which he was director. Mr. Judd is a member of the Kanab Lions Club, and during the past few years has built a thriving insurance business in Kanab. The Kanab Jaycees feel that the award was given to the right man and wish to thank him for his contributions to the community. They also wish to thank the Judges and all others who helped to mkae this annual project get a good start. and Set For Feb. 5, Says Pres. Frost y M-M- , . Local Hews Items Parry is in Salt Lake City son Sean, returned to their home ers. Harriet with Peggy, who has daughter, afin Kanab on Tuesday night, is paying a ter a trip to California. Barbara a new baby. Ensign visit Vivian, their to daughter, spent most of her time attend- in New Mexico. Gallup, one Market Week, including ing day at the Gift show. Whit reMrs. LaNarr Lamb is home Adeline Egbert, who underports he spent his time making from the hospital with again week Kane at last went and movie surgery contacts with people new their daughter, who was is home and at that early spring prospects look County Hospital, bom Wednesday of last week. visits friends from able have to said He (and gave , promising. This is their third child. to and 0rdcrvi!fo Daily News Happenings your reporter permission quote) that movies for television are very interested in this area and that there is a possibility that they may have small companies in and out all summer. Most eventful Item of the trip for Sean was the acquiring of a four months old puppy, a long haired Dachshund named Nig". t Navojo Reservation. They visited trader Warner Van Keuren u and his wife and drove to to visit Mr. and Mrs. Dale Butler. After that to Rough Rock and a short time with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hendrickson, Bill Greene and trader Sprangue Graham. "They visited the Indian schools at Rough Rock. Chuch-inbito- - The Ladies Literary League held their regular meeting last e Saturday, the hostesses were Findlay and Dana Findlay. After refreshments at the Trails End Cafe a program was presented at the Club Room. Ethel Von Hake reviewed MacKlnlay Kantors newest best seller The ladies want to notify everyone that the date of their annual Library Party has been changed to Saturday, February 11th. Tickets are now on sale by the club members at $1.50 per person. A fine menu featuring baked ham is being olanned. The proceeds of the dinner will be used to buy books for the Kanab library. Ab-bi- and Miriam Betenson drove to Las Vegas last Satur- take their daughter, and her baby, to catch the plain to her home in Mountain View, California. Elaine and grand daughters spent two weeks with them. Bernice and Lloyd Pugh went with them. day Myrza Hamblin reports that she received word from her son, Roscoe, in Long Beach, California that he had broken an arm. Roscoe said he fell out of a tree. Rachel Findlay left this week fof a three weeks vacation to Panama and South America. She was Joined in Salt Lake City by Mrs. Caroline Roundy and they plan to fly to San Francis co where they will board a ship for the Canal Zone. They will visit Rachels daughter, Kelva Beth Fraley and her husband, who live in Balboa, Canal Zone, where he is an analyst for the government and Kelva teaches school. The young people will Sunday. Join them in a tour of Central and South America. Mr. and Mrs. DeMoyne Sorensen and family of Cedar City Madge and Lester Little re- visited at the home of Mrs. Amy H. Esplin Sunday. turned home on Sunday after vacation in California and the Friends of Mrs. Bessie E. Hawaiian Islands. They flew met at her home Mon- Brooksby and Hawaii from Los Angeles to, spent two weeks in the Islands. They spnet most of their time Did you know that Kane Counin Honolulu, staying at the ty's Civil Defence Organization, Beachwater Hotel, took in the headed by Reo Heaton, of OrSurfboard Races, took many derville, can take a great big tours including a four day fly- bow for itself? These people Islands. other the of tour ing dont brag enough I just re-was Impressed espedaUy Uster m Reo to (as what Kane County resident te thU $ December 7, 0n wouldnt be) at a five jmd one 1955 there wag tC8ting exer-i( for spotting stations. The Littles visited Planes rendezvoused over the Pa- to ple in HawaJl and rejrnlxtg clxlc for a mock bomb run son, California visited on gtrategic targets. One plane and daughter wgg agslgned the Kirtland Air ry and his family, Angeles. Force Base at Carolyn Walton Jn Albuquerque, New lighter, Mexico g They also ylslted the Tat bom. lutarget. Clara, in Inyokem, California. ber got thru all the radar and Madge reports that when they screens on the coast unwere visiting the LDS Temple spotting and was headed for detected in Los Angeles they ran into Kirtland when the alerted watchwho Ruth and Eugene Roberts, ing post in Orderville spotted it begged to be remembered to and notified Kirtland. The big Kanab. their friends in thing in this story is that in all the pacific area and our own week last Las Vegas visitors that Ordervilles notification was end were Laurel and Mason the only one made to the Base Cottam and Austin and Beth in Albuquerque. If that had been Simper. They report a wonder- a real run by an enemy bomber, ful time, taking in singer Peggy the Orderville post, supervised Lee and Ken Murrays Black(Continued on page four) outs. n - Dr. Philip Fulstow took a week end vacation in Arizona, driving to Cliff Dweller Lodge, he was Joined by Earl and Irene Johnson and their boy for a sightseeing and visiting tour on the Scott neighbors. day afternoon, and night, for a refreshments quilting. Light were served, and a good time was had by all. Those attending were: Mrs. Sessie Clark, Mrs. Melba Dutton, Mrs. Martha PorLittle misses Thressa and ter, Mrs. Grace Heaton, Mrs. Patty Tait, young daughters of Amy H. Esplin, Mrs. Emily Mr. and Mrs. LaVier Tait of Fre- Adair. Mrs. Mahala Sorensen donia, were Saturday night and and Miss Norene Porter. Sunday visitors at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Legrande C, HeaMr. and Mrs. LaNard Johnson. ton returned from Salt Lake here while, their They- stayed City Sunday night They came parents were In Provo. by way of Cedar City and brought Jr. Gleaner and Jr.' their daughter, Mrs. Lloyd fireside was held at the home of and young daughter, SherMarlyn Holgate Sunday night rie, back with them. Mrs. Amy after church. Cox accompanied Mr. and Mrs. ke City and The Sunday night church pro Hea,on t0 SaIt with returned them. consisted of talks by Bp gram Binnie H. Sorensen, Hugh ChamGreg Tait, young son of Mr. berlain, and Charles C Heaton of Moccasin. (Continued on page two) Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Heaton of Moccasin visited here to Elaine, Ensign and Harriet Riggs areseparately visiting their daught- .Sc w , Hay-bor- n, In Exploring To Begin Monday Well trained 'interested leaders are a must for. a good active . explorer program. Exploring is the finest experience that a young man can have. All he needs- - is for some one-t- o point the way and give him an opportunity, along with his friends, to outline his own social, camping and vocational experiences and point the way for greater service to his community and country.-Hcan and will carry out such program and do a better Job of it than most of the adults he e knows. Begining Monday, January 30, the District Explorer Leadership training course will begin. Guest speakers and trained men will be in attendance. Jo present each part of the program. There will be one class held each week for six weeks. They will be held alternately between Kanab and Orderville, with the first class being held In Orderville. Registeration will begin at 7 p.m. in the Seminary building and the fee will be 50c. Those who are expected to take the course are all adult explorer leaders, the boy leaders (senior crew leader, deputy senior crew ledaer and secretary) of each post, scout leaders and others who feel that they could be of assistance in building an active explorer program are invited to attend. Six parts of the program are as follows: first class, "Explorer Fundamentals; second, "Leadership; third, Program Planning; fourth, Service"; fifth, "Skills", two parts, emergency service and outdoor skills; the sixth class. will, be an outdoor social program; wives and girl friends will be guests. Sp:;!d Fircd-- 3 Special Interest group of. the Kanb North Ward have scheduled a special fireside to be held Sunday evening, January 29th, at 7:30 p.m. in the Ward Chapel, Everyone is Invited to see the pictures of Southern Utah and hear Mr. Worthen Jackson tell of this part of the state. Both wards are invited to attend ACP Cost Shore The Practices requesting ACP Cost Sharing which have been signed up during the month of Januaiy will be approved by the Committee right after the 1st of February 1956. If you have any practices to complete be sure you have them signed up before you start the project You may contact Alton R. Pugh any time for this sign up. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gowans recently spent a week visiting in Salt Lake City and in Tooele. IGCJOQArJCE IS no EXCUSE |
