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Show r " Utahs Fastest Crowing Newspaper" DAILY TEMPERATURES Preo. Univ- - Microfilm Corn. Ul perpont Avenue outhepn 1.57 if V And Continuing The Kane County Standard VOLUME XXIV NO. 29 - Broderick Swapp Speak Vows KANAB, UTAH, THURSDAY, MAY An Editorial . . In . KHS Graduation Ve Offer Our Apologies St. George Temple By ERROL G. BROWN Sacred wedding vows spoken last Saturday, May 5th in the lovely St. George LDS Temple united in marriage Miss Zina Swapp of Kanab and Mr. Clyne Broderick of Huntington Park, California. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Swapp of Kanab. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Lola Broderick of Huntington Park. The young couple were honored at a lovely reception the same night of the wedding in Kanab at the Club Room. Zina received her education in Kanab, graduating from Kanab High School in 1954. She has been working in California since last September. Clyne graduated from high school in California. The Brodericks are formerly from Utah having lived in Emery. Utah, prior to moving to California. The young couple left for California shortly after their reception where they will make their home in Huntington Park, where Clyne is an auto parts salesman. Three weeks ago in the April 19th issue of the Southern Utah News, we carried an article by C. V. Parrv, under the title of Public Forum by the readers". After two weeks of studying this very misleading article, we feel that it is our duty as publisher of this newspaper to make an apology for this article having ever appeared in our newspaper; to Duncan Findlay, Jack Church and our readers. The article from all standards appears to us to be directed at Duncan Findlay anJ, Jack Church, purely from a selfish and unreasonable viewpoint by Mr. Parry. Not being in Kanab the week that this article was turned into our office, wc had no chance to see the article, but had we done so it would have never been allowed in our paper. To our way of thinking it shows a very unjust and childlike attitude toward two men who arc doing a good job in both private and public service. We think Mr. Findlay and the school board were wise in not renting the building to eilher party, and especially so to Mr. Parry if he is going to take this attitude toward anything that does not go to please him. Renting the building right beside another building where daily school classes are being held, would have been unjust to our children and teachers. We believe that Mr. Parry has too long valued the dollar above everything else. KaCharles Mace returned to Again, we make our apologies to both Mr. Findlay and Mr. nab last week following a two Church and our readers for allowing this article to ever appear months stay bTthe northern part columns. in our of the State and in Idaho, where he visited with one of his daughters. What, No Local Boy Wins Bi S TelsYisicn Set Local Polio Leader Attends Salt Lake fleet M. W. Beard, local business man of Kanab who has spearCut For? headed the past three drives in Kane County for polio funds and Randall Heaton, six year old support. Was in Salt Lake City son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Monday where he attended a Heaton, with the help of his 13 meeting of the State Advisory year old brother, Steve, recently Board for the distribution of Salk entered a count the , motorola" Vaccine. contest, and won first prize! Mr. Beard who is on the State Randy received a letter of con- Advisory Board said that the gratulations which , went like meeting .was held to make plans this: to try to get enough vaccine on Dear Mr. Heaton: hand to tnnoculate all children Congratultions! You have been in the state up to the age of 14. declared the winner in the First Grand Prize in the Count the Motorola contest! Items Your prize, a beautiful Motor- Lccsl inch teleola deluxe twenty-fou- r Mr. Niel Adams and family vision console, will be presented of St. George spent Sunday In to you in a vry few days by Kanab at the home of his mothHam's Radio and Sporting Goods, er, Mrs. Pearl Adams. your Motorola dealer in Kanab. A lovely shower was given at Yours very truly, the home of Mrs. Lyda Nash for SALT LAKE HARDWARE , her daughter-in-laand her son A. Myrl Ray, Kent Appliance Department Very proudly passing out ciWell, Randy is a very lucky gars the first of this week was boy, and seems to be smarter Johnny Vaughn, upon the arrival than the rest of us in this con- of a fine baby boy. Mother, test. Just one thing puzzles us. Lou and new son are doing What will he do with it! fine. Vhal . Ihm ; Ad-di- e preciation for the fine help she has given In the primary organization while living here. Mr. and Mrs. Lamb will move to in the next few days to live and operate their new motel. Misses Gwenevere Esplin and Lois Tait spent last week end In the state's metropolis in the Interest of FHA. Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Neilson of Boulder City, Nevada visited with Mr. and Mrs. Birt Gardner last Friday having come to at tend the ..funeral of a neice in -- COMMITTEE ! The Roving Reporter made a debut in the Flagstaff Arizona Dally Sun, May 2 The editorial page of that paper ran the part of my column that dealt with the Glen Canyon Dam Next to the Roving Reporter column was an editorial complaining about Arizonas Ineptness and failure to gain Federal recognition It also cited the many benefits and offices that Utah, Nevada and New Mexico have gained from the Federal government Here are the last two paragraphs "Arizona has the merits of the case on its side in the Glen Canyon matter. This factor plus the states shameful neglect by the Federal government adds up to Monday the Glen Canyon Dam Access Roads committee met In Zion National Park members were assigned the task of compiling a lot of information for the Bureau of Reclamation concerning schools, water, sewer and light systems, motels, trailer courts etc. about each town in Kane, Garfield, Washington and Iron counties Garfield county was invited to send delegates to the June meeting-Color- ed slides of the roads and the Glen Canyon area were shown so that the committee members would know more about the area they ire trying to promote, and a tentative date for a field trip to the Dam Site area was set Three counties had newspaper this: "Arizona is entitled to the Glen representatives in attendance Last week thev Commissioners Canyon townsite and the major share of construction benefits from the surrounding five counwithout any quibbling, compro- ties had a dinner meeting at the Parry Lodge rNo Kane County mises or 'deals . Well, there you have it I news people were invited so I think the editor pretty well sums have no news about their actup the Arizona attitude Id like-t- o ivities comment further but think I BOYS STATE better not Meantime, Fredonia Is like a Three boys from Kanab will man without a country Arizona attend the annual Boys State wont help them with the road encampment at Fort Williams connecting highway 91 with 89 in June Boys selected on "the and Utah cant a lot of our Fre- basis of leadership and scholardonia neighbors arent very hap- -' ship are Paul Swapp, A. D. Findpy about it A few years ago lay, Leonard Allen Jerry Jones Utah wasnt very enthusiastic-abou- t was selected as an alternate activity is a regular feature that road and so nothing This of the American Legion but this happened now Utah wants it year the Kanab Lions' and the and Arizona doesnt which adds Junior JCs are helping the Legion by each sponsoring a boy up to nothing for Fredonia -- - MEETINGS GRADUATION Commencement exercises will be held here Thursday next and In Orderville Friday, May 18 Both schools have prepared Interesting programs in which the entire class participate This year YTalley will have 27 graduates and Kanab 21 Tonight a combined group of Seminary students from Kanab and Fredonia will hold their Kanab graduation exercises Stake is losing a fine teacher and & wonderful person when Robert Dunford leaves this June Mr. Dunford told me that he has enjoyed his work here and the seminary students would rank up well with other communities anywhere I know that I voice everybodys feelings in wishing the Dunfords good luck in their new assignment and thanks for a job well done PUBLICITY Kanab and the surrounding area has received a lot of newspaper coverage lately and more is on the way For the past couple of days reporters and photographers from the Salt Lake Tribune have been Interviewing and snapping pictures of our town and Its citizens You should see the last issue of Life Magazine Kanab Creek comes in for considerable mention ani so does Gifford Heaton who was along on the picture making expedition Never knew Kanab Creek was so colorful Seeyanextweek Fire Fcr May 17th In High School Aud. At High School The Seniors of Kanab High School are holding their graduation exercises Thursday. Mav 17, 1956 in the High Sihool Aud-toriu- at 8 oclock in the eve- - "lint. The theme of the program will V Moments to Remember. Many incidents, both serious and humorous, will be recalled. The nrogram will consist of a choral "ruling written bv members of the graduating class. The read-nincludes speeches, songs, and ooems. Director are Helen H. Borpoyne and Delenna Hamblin. tA W f v . 2 s'X' 0 y - I There are twenty graduates, U I . I i i : house. j outstanding program. News Happenings S3 Is Ostler Moisture Month April 1C35 18-1- The Gardners acto the funeral them companied which was for Mrs. Emma Frandson, a daughter of Marion and Nellie Englestead. Visiting friends and relatives in this locality the past few days were Mrs. Ruth Stevens and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cram and two children of Salt Lake City. Mr. Lee, Principal of the Escalante high school and Mrs. Lee visited Sunday school here last Panguitch. Clark and family spent the week end here visiting and on business pertaining to their motels here and in Orderville. In telling of the funeral In last weeks paper of Forest Tait we failed to tell of the many "friends and relatives who came from near and far. Space will not permit naming all out of town visitors, so we will mention the ones from out of the county. They included: Mr. and Mrs. LaVier Tait, Mr. and Mrs. Max Tait, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Tait and Mrs. Helen Griffiths of Fredonia; Mrs. Iola Leaney of Hurricane; Mr. and Mrs. Thello Bay of Marys-vale- ; Mr. Vermont Boy of lias Vegas; Mrs. Myrtle Lynn and Mrs. LaRita Worton of Panguitch; Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Symes of Fredonia; Mr. and Mrs. John Day and Mr. George Tait jf Eenteprise. From Cedar City :ame Claude and Wallace Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Del Hunter, Mrs. Libby Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Orson 'Tait, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell 5orrnsen and Homer Englestead. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Englestead of New Harmony; Mrs. Mary Bay of Salt Lake; Mrs. Madeline Lookinland of San Calif.; Thomas C Tait and Elain Rogers from Long Beach, Calif.; DeVon Tait of Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Donald DeMille of Rockville; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Allred and Mrs. Adelia Dennent of Springdale; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tait of Ely, Nevada; Mr. and Mrs. Merrill . April of this year was a little more promising In moisture respects than was the same 'month Fredonia current news events By VONOA MC KINNEY Mr. Howard Chapman, representative of the Social Security Administration will be In Fredonia May 24th at 9 a.m. at the Post office. Any persons who wish to file application for pay- ment of old age or death pay- ments from Social Security arrange to meet him then. Mr. Chapman does not handle application for welfare payments or unemployment compensation. The Fredonia Bridge Club mef Monday night at the home of Mrs. Mabel Jensen, honoring Mrs. Francis Davis, long time member of the club who left Tuesday with her husband for Alabama. Mrs. Davis has been first grade teacher In Fredonia for eight years. The Davis are returning to Alabama due to prolonged illness of Mr. Davis. The Fredonia PTA held their annual spring social Monday livening on the school lawn, where special tribute was paid to outgoing officers and also served as a farewell party for Mrs. Edith Cummings, music teacher; Mrs. Francis Davis, first grade teacher, the Milton Despains, who are moving to Holbrook, and Preston Brooksby who is leaving for the service. A large crowd attended the Pot Luck social which was under the direction of Mrs. Shirley Powell, a recent visitor at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph from Two daughters Button. Flagstaff, Mrs. Mavis Hyde and Mrs. Joy Palmer visited the Buttons over the weekend. Max Powell was In St. George Thursday on Taylor Grazing business, Mr. Gene Frodsham of staff is a visitor at the Roddy Flag-shoul- Roper home this week. He U a former teacher of Fredonia schools, , last year. During the past month in Kanab we received .68 of rain fall. During the same month in 1955 we received no moisture. How- ever we are definitely still hot and dry. Hottest day., recorded during April 1956 was the 21st with a reading of 81. coldest was the 3rd with 25. Hottest and coldest last April were: the 29th with 82 and the 3rd with 16. Figures were furnished by Gumsey Brown, local weather observer, at the Kanab Power Fre3oni .seminary, jejass will Join with the graduates of the Housd. Kanab Seminary for graduation exercises at the Kanab LDS r.:n3 (Continued on page four) C:ir.3 Seminary Graduation To Qe Held This Friday, May 11, Kanab Kanab and Fredonia Seminaries will hold a combined Seminary Graduation program In the Kanab LDS Chapel, Friday, May 11th at 8 p.m. Ckbs Aro Ahlrcsl: j N. A Riggs, Kane County Recorder, made It known this week that Abljah L. Cook, Robert P. Cameron, and Charles T. Hohen-thaof the US Bureau of Land Management of Salt Lake City, are, abstracting all mining claims In Kane County from Range 1 East thence East to the Colorado River thence up the river that Is located In the withdrawn area by the US Government Owners of these claims have to leave them If they are in the area needed by the Government In connection with the Glen Canyon Dam. However the claims may be worked until notified. Owners of claims recorded before June 14, 1954 will ,have to be paid by the government when they leave their claims. l, Richard Anderson from the Brigham Young University will be the guest speaker. The public is invited and urged to attend these exercises. The following is a list of Seminary graduates: Kanab: Joseph W. Dunfbrd, A D. Findlay, Sherrie Hamblin, G. Heaton, William Alma Keller, Daniel Jackson Mognett, President-elec- t Marlon Lovelady from Flag- Laurence Phillip Parkes, Ardene staff was a visitor at the J. A. Robinson and Joyce Robinson. Rene Fredonia: Brooksby, Bakers Sunday evening. Mrs. Bessie Kidd Best, County Gary A. Heaton, Ivan McKay, School Supt was in Fredonia Heaton, Lindell Woodrow Spinal Column that which Pauline Judd, Carol Friday night for the school ex- Tharon Von Judd, Thelma Louise keeps you from being legs all Judd, hibit and also Tuesday for the the way up to your shoulders. Robinson. eighth grade graduation exerEl-dre- d Jack-son- cises. Perry Francis of Flagstaff, democratic nominee for Coconino County Sheriff in the September Primary Elections was a visitor In Fredonia Tuesday and Tba Earth is iha Lords ssis By 0. A. WILLIAMS Administrator U. 8. Soil Conservation Wednesday. The Arizona State Highway Dept is starting oiling the highway from the Utah state line to the foot of the Kaibab mountain. Seal coat will be put on by Krum-tuConstruction Company starting next Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Jensen were Something more than material Is impelling American landowners and operators to be-come conservation farmers or ranchers. Something more than the established fact that soil and increases water conservation is motivating power buying visitors In Cottonwood recently businessmen and countless other where Mr. Jensen received med- to support conservation work, ical treatment While there they A farmer or rancher finds visited Mr. Jensens brother Herpleasure in the beauty of his man and family. fields, pas- Nome Button of Richfield was woodlands, and wildlife And I feel that all the rest of 'us share his pleasure as we Note of Thanks drive by or fly over his acres; or, For the many lovely expres- when were extra fortunate, have chance to feel healthy soli or sions of help and kindness exsod beneath .our feet, pressed during the laying away of our dear brother we give sin- or join the owner In harvesting cere thanks and appreciation to a wildlife crop more abundent now than a few years ago. all those wonderful friends. But there is another Important Brothers and sisters of force for conserva- Forest C. Tait of us, have a 'Service stewards respon-benef- it slbllity for It Unless we pause to consider the spiritual man, we may be amazed by this spread of the soil stewardship concept In a time when we are troubled by porary crop surpluses and when only one person in 25 actually tills the toil for a living. Unless we accept as a fact that men do recognize the ual values of soil and water servatlon, we are unable to plain fully the personal sacrifices thousands of them make to serve as members of the governing boards of nearly 2,700 locally-- a organized and managed Soil servatlon Districts. These men and there are some women on these governing boards already are conservation farmers or ranchers. They already are, sonally, reaping the material benefits of greater net income, tion. Mrs. Roy Benson, Mrs. Rebecca lower production costs, and Is I Bemeice and it believe the Evans Mrs. Miller, In every community er efficiency In the use of labor Mrs. Merle Rasmussen of Mr. and Mrs. Knowlton Little, former residents of Kanab I know about that wise use and &nd machinery that comes with Roy Lundgren was here Sun- who are now living In Hender- treatment of soil is a moral that soil Is a gift conservation'. day en route to the simmer range son, Nevada, were in Kanab over the last weekend visiting. of the Creator, and that we, all with his sheep. Soil Stewardship, page 4 Pe-ir- o, fast-growin- g Par-owa- i 4 Chief Swapp says he Is sure the blaze was not started purposely by the school kids, so they could get out of school, although cheering and clapping echoed loudly at the sight of smoke near the schbol house. Pictured above is the three year-ol- d mare, Rockey Bid, owned by Karl and Richard Jameson of Kanab. The promising three year old was the winner of the Utah Futurity at Richfield last year for two year olds, and has been racing at Phoenix for the past three months where she won her first race last week going 6 furlong. In addition to the Jameson mare, other local horsemen are getting thplr horses ready for the coming Annual Race Meet which will be held here May We wish to extend, an invitation to everyone to attend a very Sunday. Mr. and The Kanab Volunteer Fire Department received a call Wednesday of this week to a fire at the Kanab High School. According to fire chief. Norman Swapp, the old warehouse in back of the old school building was in danger of burning when sparks from a nearby incinerator started some waste lumber burning which was very close to the building. Rafters of the warehouse had started burning a little when the fire crew got there. The fire was put out speedily by the local fire fighters and little or no damage was incurred on the ware- ' icyen hoys and thirteen girls: Members of the class are: Val Burton Banks, Israel Edward Allen, Velden Blark, Carl Church. Wendell Heaton, Kent Pugh, Maurice Tait, Lois Marie Beard, Sherry Bunting, Sharon Hamblin, Clytie Rae Clark, Charnelle McAllister, Lou Ella Henderson, Delores Eddington, Beverly Morris, Charlene Robetson, Merrilin Robinson, Elain Young and Vicki Zirker. Department Checks Blaze Mr. and Mrs. John Allen and son from Provo spent the week end in Kanab. Also coming with him for a short visit were Philo II. Allen and LeRoy Heaton. We were happy last Tuesday Spending some time in Kanab to have as visitors at our Relief this week was Robert Pugh of Society meeting the following Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. John Burgoyne stake relief society officers: Mermade a business trip to recently cy Chamberlain, Mahala Sorensen and. Leah Brlnkerhoff. The Salt Lake City;, lesson was presented by Mrs. TWO FROM ESCALANTE VISIT IN KANAB Sorensen. Blake Robinson and H. J. AlPrimary officers held their monthly preparation meeting len, Escalante b isiness men and Monday evening at the home of stockmen, were in Kanab last counselor La Rue Sorensen. Also Friday attending to road busiAnQthecJtem.ot Interest, waaohe ness. .anA yi:i Mr. Robinson brought over two party given by these same primary officers Wednesday, May horses for Donald Swapp to look 2nd. It was held at the home of after awaiting the opening of the Shauna Esplin and Mrs.' Lorene racing season which startes here Lamb was guest of honor. She May 18. Blake has long been was presented with a lovely associated with the Utah Racing book, "Cherished Memories by Association . and is their official President David O. McKay in ap- starter and field secretary. AROUND KANAB WITH THE ROVING REPORTER WELL-WELL- Kanab Race Meet Entry Set Mt. 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