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Show s t r y Unlv. Microfilm. Corp. 141 P.erpont Avenue Ttah'l fastest O ctiasuiO Crowing Newspaper Mew TMf socuncji NATIONAL EDITORIAL "ft? na And Continuing The Kane County Standard 83.00 Yearly; 10c Single Copy KANAB, UTAH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1956 VOLUME XXV NO. 3 redonia Competes Conference Session In Kanab Enjoyed Ml A Road By Large Crowds, flew Officers Named Show At Cedar City The annual MIA Road Show festival was held in Cedar City last Saturday night. There was nearly 500 people from nine LD Stakes in the Southern Utah, Eastern Nevada area participating. The Kanab Stake was represented by the Fredonia Ward. About 25 people from Fredonia Kanab Stake Quarterly Con-ference of the Church of Jesus Saints was Christ of Latter-daheld at Kanab November 3 and 4th with Elder John Longden, Assistant to the Council of the Twelve, and Donald D. Davis of the General Welfare Committee, representing the Gen-- I eral Authorities. President Daniel S. Frost 'pr- esided at the conference and con ducted the meetings under the direction of Elder Longden. Speakers at the cortlerence in addition to Elder Longden, Bro. pavjs, and pres. Frost were Ddell Watson, Pres. E. Jay whiting Jr., and Von Del Cham-ctioreturned from the Northern California Mission. Music for the conference was by the Singing Mothers of Ka nab North, Kanab South, and Fredonia Wards, conducted by Maurine C. Jones and accompanied on the organ by Zelma J. Johnson. Elder Longden sang a vocal solo. Congregational sing ing was directed by Mason Cot-taStake Music Director. Preliminary organ music was by Zelma J. Johnson Prayers were offered bwmem-o- f bers of the High Council: Wm. C. Heaton, Ray J. Palmer, Z. Ray Judd, G. Elmer Judd, ton O. Rust, Ross E. Heaton, Allen M. Judd, and Boyd Y. Mc- I Ground Clearing Starts9 For Bank Bldg. y Clifton Young and Carlyle Kitchen started work Wednesday on clearing the trees off the LeGrande Hamblin land on East Center Street, that will house the Salina Bank building and the eastern half of the lot that has been purchased by the Utah Oil Co. The two men, with a lot of sidewalk superintendents, made short work of removing the big trees that have stood for many years, on the property. Construof the Bank building Is believed to be near. Plans for the Utah Oil property have not been disclosed as yet. I I I j Leaders For Another Four Years traveled to Cedar City to Voting In Kane County Sets Record, Republicans Make Clean Sweep Of ' Nearly All State And County Offices . V pre- sent a very clever skit. The theme of the Road Show was Important Dates in History. Fredonia Ward based theirs on the invention of the Telephone, telling the story in song and dance. From Kanab there was three Stake Officers present. They were Eva Peterson, Laverde McAllister and Lola Bybee. They said especially en- n jntiy tertaining was the pantomine to music given by Mickey Whiting of Fredonia. .ember Firms To Voting in Kane County, as In the State and Nation, was set as a record Tuesday. Races here that created most interest were the Governor and State Senator races. George D. Clyde won over his two opponents, and Royal T. Ilarward (R) won the nod over Wm. G. Bruhn (D) for the four county Senatorial seat Following is the tabulation of the five districts in Kane: President: Dwight D. Elsenhower (R) 939, Adlai E. Stevenson (D) 102; U.S. Senate: Wallace F. Bennett (R) 790, Alonzo F. Hopkin (D) 241; U.S. Congress: H. A. Dixon (R) 883, Carlyle F. Gronning (D) 139. Governor; George D. Clyde (R) 753, L. C. Romney (D) 108, J. Bracken Lee (Ind) 173; Secretary of State: Lamont F. Toronto (R) 863, Linn C. Baker (D) 153; Attorney General: E R. Callister (R) 860. Grover A. Giles (D) 163; State Auditor: Sid Lambourne (R) 847, Brigham H. Young (D) 172; State Treas.: Sherman J. Preese (R) 879, Stanley D. Schubach .(D) 132. State Senator: Royal T. (R) 731, William G. Bruhn (D) 293; State Represent ative: J. Donald Esplin (R) 938; District Attorney: Ken ChamComberlain (R) 952; Four-yeamissioner: Clark Swapp (R) LeGrande C. Heaton (D) 611, r Commissioner 423; Cecil C. Pugh (R) 822, Duke Aiken (D) 199. Local School Board: Fourth District: A. Tharon Salter 129, Mrs. Fern Morrison, incumbent Richard N. Nixon Dwight B. Eisenhower Southern Utah Ccuntics Working For Read From Highway 01 Via liurricar.3 To Kanab Next week members of thei Kanab Lions Club will circulate Alton nows events Ml. Carmel nevs By BERNEETA TAIT Thursday Nov. 1st Mrs. Fern Morrison accompanied by Ora Mae Harris of Orderville motored to Cedar City to attend the wedding of Miss Carbline End-sle- y of that place. The wedding took place in the First Presbyterian Church. Miss .Endsley Is a close friend to Betty Morrison. Betty was maid of honor at the wedding. Mrs. Mina Gardner together with three sisters, Mrs. Smith Haycock and Mrs. lone Pugh of Salt Lake; Mrs. Louise Jeppson of Hurricane and a friend left for Phoenix to be Wednesday petition here asking for sig(Continued on page three) natures to go to different agencies asking that By ALLEN M. COX )perafe Largo road be constructed a Qrdenriib Mother acMrs. Sharon Thornton from Highway 89 with 91, 'anadian Timber Deal linking sec. G. to Ernest Kirby, cording Kanab visited last Wednesday Males Birth of the Glen Canyon Dam Access and Thursday at the Vane CampWith the romatic theme of which was bell home. By Darios Brinkerhoff Roads Committee, Blue Hawaii the Sophomores March. Karl McMullan left WednesAnniversary Monday KHS presented their Soph- Purchase of the Vanderhoff formed In Kanab last this road day for Nevada seeking work. for' Petitions asking Lumber Co. of British Columbia omore Skid, Saturday November have been circulated In WashORDERVILLE Mrs.. Lydia Mr. and Mrs. Afton Hepworth 3rd. There was a large attend- by Richfield and Panguitch inand on from Panguitch and Mr. and Jane Allen Hardy celebrated her enan terests has been announced this ington and Iron Counties and everyone had the Arizona Strip. 550 signatures Mrs. Aaron Reese from Order-vlll84th birthday anniversary Monweek. Joyable time. in and Hurricane secured were Allen at were the visitors AJHstcr. day with a quiet day at her has been purThe Company The Juniors are working hard 80 from the Arizona Strip area. Cox home Sunday. home here. G. Roundy was rele- chased by . Horace Indon plans for their Junior Jig, to ustries, it was announced by Cedar City and vicinity are comMrs. Hardy was born Nov.j 5, Donald Counselor Second The as ased Campbell family to be presented on the 16th of 1872, at ML Carmel, Utah a dauPresident Jack Maxwell of the Marden Pearson, a member of pleting their drive and have from Glendale visited at the November, with the neat theme First hundreds of signatures. Laura Campbell home Sunday. of Elders. many ghter of Joseph and Karen Handisclose not Quorum did the who firm, of Green Door, and perhaps We ; will read sen Allen. She moved with her The Mr. and Mrs. Errol Hoyt and con the at petition the sustained Officers purchase price. we will find out what is behind residents of Ka- children and Eudell Hoyt visited the were Rollan A. Master-son- , parents to Orderville when the Mr. Pearson said that the com- nab undersigned the green door. By the way ferencePresident of the Third an in Richfield Sunday. that United Order was initiated. She petition respectfully what is? plete logging operations and mil- all year highway be constructed is one of the three living woOwen Roundy was operated 25. Quorum of Elders, with O. A. ls were purchased In an exciting Crofts and Eldon Johnson as Lost Horizons from Highway 89 to U.S. High- on for appendicitis in the Panmen in the community who livwith Willis R. Dunkley of drama to be presented by the Q)Uncelors; with Mark Swapp 91 by way of Kanab, Fre- guitch hospital Monday. ed here under the Order. way drama department of KHS on continuing as Quorum Secretary, Ogden and William K. Dunkley donia and the Arizona Strip. Mrs. Eliza Cox and Mrs. June Frcdenia (!: She went to Old Mexico with Idaho. The of Bosle, production This highway would be of great the 21 and 22nd of November were Orderville the from For the Fourth Quorum of of the Vanderhoff family of one of her sisters Hepworth Company will benefit to this area in. the fol- visitors at the Allen Cox home in the- high school auditorium, Elders Mason Meeks was susto in the settlement of assist The art class Is working hard tained as President with Lester be about 10 million board feet, lowing respects: And Ever.is toe colonies there. There she Current Monday. and of Douglas fir on special and elaborate orien- Y. Johnson and W, Lynn John- primarily Clark Swapp from Kanab was married John Dean Hardy. 1. This highway would be an tal scenery. There will also be son as Counselors and Donald spruce. The local Industries firm all She and Mr. Hardy returned Fredonia citizens turned out link between in Alton Monday doing a little year connecting an 16 " million feet mills about ' to OrdervUTe In 1313. "" special lighting effects. 89 make to 91 arid politickin'; U.S. thence E. Lougee as Secretary. Tuesday wonderfully Highways of native pine? mostly nually, Active In the Church of Jesus that election day the largest Byron Dee Roundy was set A considerable amount of the to Glen Canyon via Kanab and Saints, she vote In the town's history with Christ of Latter-daapart as Bishop of the Alton Canadian production will be sold is badly needed for the supplies i 182 voters going to the polls. still Is a visiting teacher in the constru Ward with Gail P. Heaton and the for and materials CisS in the Midwest and Eastern From all information available Relief Socety and is active In . Horace G. Roundy as Counsel- - states in addition to availing ction of the Glen Canyon Dam her Church attendance. to this reporter, a near 100 A will M. Cox continue Allen and townsite. SchSCl 1.2 .CIC3 on; cr.3 the concern of a supplement to Her two living daughters are In town voters of all as Ward Clerk. would 2. Tuesday This highway greatthe Companys retail sales in made It to the polls. The local Mrs. Nettie Dennett, Provo, and Two new students enrolled In j .Loud speaker facilities were Salt Lake City and toe Rich- ly facilitate the movement of L!c:t On Thursday lumber from the Kaibab Forest Republican committee, including Mrs. Marie Hepworth, Orderour school this week bringing operated by Claude Y. Lundguist. field area. ville. She also has 25 grandMembers of the Third and Fou thus Increasing the payroll for The Hieh School our total enrollment to 246. organ- Committeeman E. Jay Whiting, children and 16 Mrs. were and Mrs. Holmes Edith Elders of area. rth of all meetthis Quorum ization students and their held The teachers monthly children. 564 should receive Cleone thconference. per-iners Judd, for the 3. The present highway for doto thank the ing on Thursday, November 1st. lo t of credit in acheiving toe . such a fine job of preparing sons were in attendance at the rough Zion Canyon cannot take Mrs. Rowana Findlay, 517 Also helping to session and commercial more care In of any was and serving, the treat for our Sunday morning charge. The program high vote cast traffic. persons Sunday afternoon. of opening prayer by remind the voters was Deputy insisted Halloween Party. . By Darios Brinkerhoff addition to the two gen 4. The road' is badly needed Tosenh Johnson, a trumpet solo Sheriff Wayne (Slim) Lathim. Last Friday was a busy time concerna Welfare sessions Sunday, to develop the Arizona Strip and by David Robinson, accompanied The two county offices Carroll Lillian our school at (Aunt Lilly) morning were district Fredonia the Leadersh p and ing Special the and a Meeting also make trio and Pipe Springs girls by Patty Jones, has recently returned from Caleveryone was busy combing hair won Joe held Tlssaw, were incumbent, acSaturdayp.m. by Monuments of Kathy Meeks, Toni Hamblin, straightening collars and pract- - Mating evening toe Stake bL ifornia where she enjoyed a Tuweep National cessible to tourists. Lolene McAllister accompanied for Supervisor over Shelby McSunday visit with relatives. icing smiles In preparation to A. by Evelyn Salter Cauley and Incumbent Sheriff, Mr. 5. We hope that this highway by Charlotte Young. presented the program Mrs. DeMoin Sorenson and having our pictures taken. Then Cecil Richardson over Bill Epa few a become will discussed calender week of problems eventually The social major aftrnoon the in round the MIA reading course, children of Cedar City are visit school. He also person. to thus the 29 to aiding highway October November 3 inpertaining children had theirs taken. of at home her mother, in the The Fredonia Ward MIA took clusive was The meet Ing Christ. Jesus the some of Southern he had the stated that development Gra-i very Interesting and The children in toe First was conducted by Antone R. Amy H. Esplin. j he would like to work out their Road Show entry to Cedar enjoyable. We started off with Utah and Northern Arizona. de have some new pet Jalena s Mr. and Mrs. Keith Workman evening where member of toe Stake on Tuesday This committee headed by with the parents, but because City Saturday Against little brothers caught Kanab Stake and children of Cedar City spent M IJL represented they of he small the postattendance, HalloweAll meet William J. Smirl Wednesday every and a Junco and gave them to1 UnFlays, Mrs. Workmans in the District the weekend at month and have been instru poned the discussion until later. der toe directionpresentation. toe 1st grade. Our Porky does of Mrs. Lorana en afternoon the student body parents home, Mr. and Mrs. mental in rechairman The romembership on a matinee dance at action an Indian war dance said Maggetting T. and Aleen Charles Whiting. 25 members sponsored Hepworth. the membership dues that ported No the personality kids area. time which this We into ads a on can. dances opposition He gie. the Fredonia MIA participat- were announced. Sunday visitors at the J. E. has been met in other Southern were slow coming In. This year of dont know whether our pigeons i event the ed In Crofts home were J. H. Crofts Utah communities and are 50c. This Is divided beMost beautiful hair, Mack Riare happy or not They havent they hope they (Continued on page three) and son, Richard and Mr. and that you will be In favor tween the local organization, der and Vondell Hoyt and to visit We laid any eggs. hope Mrs. Leo H. Crofts and sons of Cutest smile, Ranee Bauer sign the petition. A committee the state and the national the Fire Station next week. We Ul2.l Panguitch. will The High School and Mr. Rich. will take the petitions from all are talking about some of our114 Mrs. LaRue Slaugh has gone of the communities to various be held the first Thursday of i us. Biggest flirts, Eleanor Heaton M. Snen DUCHESNE-Car- eth friepds In the City who help to Oregon to Join her husband. governmental agencies in Salt every month, unless further noand Terry Tait was very per, 26, has been assigned The Second Grade Gene, who is stationed there Lake and Ogden and they feel tified. If anyone is intrested in Best sports. Sophomore girls, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hatton excited over election results. unit conservationist to the Du with the U. S. Navy. Roe Esplin. that the weight of many people turning in your dues, please call and Mrs. Jeff is a good Democrat and did chesne office of the Soil Con-nCudahy of the Cactus 151-and at will MacDonald Most talented, Luane Esplin Mrs. this the Mrs. Burrows Horace Mr. for and speed asking Joe Cafe here left this week like the Republicans winning, servation Service. He succeeds of this needed Owen Roundy. be and will where construction contacted, or bring for are in you they Springville will our to this where Weekly John Strang We really enjoy post they Springdale' to next leaders. Lois Tait Horaces funeral them of meeting. attended the your Outstanding learned run the Zionville Cafe this comThis week we ing Mr. Strangs transfer to the and Kurt Brinkerhoff. father, Mr. James Burrows. winter. about owls and' how they help Forest Service, ing Most popular boys, Charlie Mrs. Elsie Brinkerhoff is visthe farmers. We should very Mr Spencer is originally from The annual MIA Halloween Brinkerhoff (Sr. high), Max toe much like to find some owl pel- Kanab. He attended the College dance Wednesday night in iting this week with relatives (Jr. high). toe to the dance old & In Lake their Salt friends and gym, from bone prior City lets of fur and of Southern Utah (Branch Agri , Most popular girls, Darlene food. We have a new boy, Ken- - cultural College) at Cedar City children did their trick or treat home they took Mrs Midvale. was the Elva Lewis honored returning Sr. high; Myma SpencHeaton, children toe activities. This Mrs. Loren Mr. year He and Swapp toe Nebraska. neth Rose, from und was graduated from at Fanny Lundquist who has been guest at a little Jr. er, high. toe under and were costumed down Midvale of came makes 42 students for us. 21 Utah State Agricultural College the home of Mrs. Joan Wright visiting here for the past three (Lettie) Valleys greatest asset, Emily over the week end to see her at Logan with a degree in ag- direction of their teachers, went one boys and 21 girls. day last week. The occasion weeks. or Spencer. Trick to on from home home, Jones Mrs. Harriet mother, Eest dancers, LouVerda The Third Grade Is right pr-- ronomy. He and his wife are Treating for the Building Fund being Elvas birthday. Mrs. Myrtle Bean of Kanab her 82nd birthday. Church and Gary Cram. oud of Nancy Young. She enter- - active members of the manner this in visitwas raised is $95.00 enWorkman Geneva York Her Lem Mrs. Mrs. New has in Mr. Latter-dabeen and City. Wylie ed the "Write a Letter About ol Jesus Christ of The light of this dance high toe Halloween and of Primary tertained at a buffet dinner at book about the early history night by ing her daughter, Shelia, of a full distribution was the Your Pet" contest put on by Saints. For 21 months he served toeir home election night The the west has been accepted for family at Las Vegas this week. volume of the school (Continued on page four) KSUB and won a prize. Her let- - in the U.S. Army, Valley his celebrated book Maxwell of title the Rand the The guests spent evening keep- publication. evter was read over the station Prior to his coming to Friday Inpaper Stampede. ing up with toe election count. has not as yet been released. 6th birthday Wednesday by conservatioist unit the has class Richard spchesne, the morning. Sophomore ening The Wylies are renting the Fr- However, Mrs. Bean says they viting his little friends to dance. skid annual the a fancy new belt that came clear worked for the Soil Conserva-fro- Honored InCa!ifem!a onsored second use her ank Matheson home here. party. suggested she Service at Tremonton, Canadian SunThe theme Argentina. His aunt brou-tioname of Amelia as her writing Mrs. Vera Ford was recently Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Watson of set was being cornua decorated We have him. to Aiken flew to name so her works will be under Mrs. Juanita beautifully ght it rea guest of honor at a banquet Henderson were here seeing north in the scene sunset a with to attend copia on our bulletin board for we made our. own ballots and in Virginia the name of Amelia Bean. latives and friends, the past end of the school auditorium. Hollywood through the com Springfield, services of Morris our Nov. calendar and we have voting booth and did our voting funeral the of the Singer Sewing week. been drawing pictures of what i secret When the results were pliments Enchanting music was furnished Machine Co. Mrs. Ford was Erwin, who passed away last huswas Morris we are thankful for to put In tabulated it was a Republican the Mr. by the Foot Warmers. Malinda Mrs. Gleaner Girls To Jolley and presented with a beautiful gold Saturday. We wish to extend an invitaMrs. Aiken, to a sister band of land slide. ' As the Kanab fifth watch from Elvin Mrs. it and Spencer set with diamonds, for Louise Erwin. The Erwins have Honor Mothers 13th. nation. to all to the Junior Jig on the so tion Grade goes over Fourth to came the goes, Cedar City grade Tuesday According the best and top teacher being to time house been new time Friday, November 9th. the Democratic party didnt have The Sixth Graders have a for the Company in the South- from of Dr. and Mrs. Aiken The Kanab Stake Jr Gleaner to vote. guests a chance. The Republicans won "irl enrolled. Andrea England ern Division. annual Mrs. Mary Brinkerhoff who friends to a and will be remembered here Girls are planning their in our clas by a margin of 38 the 40th student in our grade, party. and Mother resident evening a Mrs. former Daughters Ford, is living at Fredonia came over local people. Mrs. Maurine many to 6. Mrs. Pugh was very busy Andrea has been attending the of by Mackelprang 13th. teen 80 November for Mason to while age Kanab, taught vote, Tuesday this week several last Friday reading letters. Thei Layton, Utah schools. Her days spent of the Mrs. Ralph Kidd( Ora ) evening Cottam and family visited. The high light this summer and for the Vida her Grade wanted to express er WOrks for the Bureau of Rec-- girls daughter visiting and her husbands mother will be their guest speaker from 2nd year had a girl win toe at Cedar City, their appreciation for the dan lamatlon here. McArthur Kae gh CalifSL Dorothy and contests Mrs. from local Kidd, and regional George. Gladys cing lessions and as a result she All Jr Gleaner girls and their celebrated her 12th birthday oni Mr. Ted Maxwell left for Las are now In New York to enter ornia, have been visiting relI had forty letters to read. atives and friends In Kanab. On mothers are invited to attend. Nov. 1 by Inviting her little Vegas this week. toe national contest Subscribe, dont Borrow. 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