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Show Page Two SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS, Kanab, Utah fhursday, April 21, 1960 1 SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS i . Fiva TIIE HANDICAP OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF KANE COUNTY, UTAH fc Published every Thursday at Kanab, Utah . 'I.ISM , Errol IP, G. Brown, COMMUNITY HM Publisher and Editor CORRESPONDENTS Nan E. Johnson, Orderville Allen Cox, Alton Llllith Pugh, Glendale Berneeta A. Tait, ML Carmel " ' ' ; , Ivls Farr, Fredonla Subscriptions $3.50 per year, $2.00 for Six Months i matter October 6, 1944 at the Entered as second-clas- s the Act of March 3, 1879. under In office Utah, Kana, post All communications and Items for publication must be signed by the writer, whose name must appear in print Write on one side of paper only. Use no abbreviations. All communications subject to acceptance as the judgement of the publisher may determine. MEMBER UTAH STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION I may not agree with what you jay, but I will v. defend to the death, your right to say it Voltaire . General Fund Shows Utah Stales Finances In Better Condition Than Last Year In analyzing the States accounting system, the study observes that while the Utah accounting Higher than anticipated general fund receipts have brightened the State General Fund picture during the past twelve months, according to a current analysis of state finances just, prepared by Utah Foundation, the private governmental research organization. The' report etstlmates that the State General Fund will end (he biennium with present (1959-61- ) a $4 million balance. A year ago, following the 1959 legislative session, no ending balance was Indicated. Despite the improved general fund picture, the Foundation observes that the next Utah Legislature will be faced with the problem of meeting rising expenditure demands with shrinking fund balances to cushion the impact In order to balance the budgets for and 1959-6the 1957-5bienniums, the General Fund will have used approximately $10.6 million previously accumulated balances and surpluses. In its analysis of the Uniform system provides mechanical con- trol over state finances, it fails to furnish the data needed for formulating sound decisions involving public policy." As an example, the report notes that state receipts and disbursements often are inflated by items that bear little or no relationship to general governmental operations. The Foundation suggests that in order to secure improvements in the state accounting system, might make the Legislative Auditor a special advisor in matters of state accounting. According to the report, he could advise administrative authorities on charges which could make the financial information more useful to the Legislature. In addition,, he could suggest statutory revisions to the Legislature which would improve the accounting system. U-ta- h 1 . The date and place of the next meeting was discussed. Inasmuch as the Roajr School will be held in SL George, Utah, May 5th and 6th, it was suggested that the next meeting be'beld in St. George in Conjunction with the Road School, rather than have separate meeting in Iron County at a different date. , Chairman Rudger C. Atkin presided and conducted the 7:30 o'clock dinner meeting. The opening prayer and blessing on the food was offered by Grant Esplin. A delicious dinner of roast beef, hot rolls an butter, apple pie, etc. was served by the. Rebecca Women in the dinning room of the school. Merrill R. MacDonald reported that a number of road projects would start, or bids would be let during the Month of April, including the Puffer Lake Road, Hurricane to Short Creek Road, etc.. Also, that from Wildcat to Pine Creek in Parowan Canyon had been entered on the State System, and that they were ready to go ahead with it That the road from GJen Canyon Dam to the State Line of Utah was being built by the State of Arizona. Mr. Haiiock reported that a series bf four schools is being conducted to better educate or instruct those who will take care of the tourist and visitor who may come to Bryce for the Dedication. A Tourist School was held last Ivia Farr Neva By Jackson, Myrtle Judd, Pratt, week, and another will be held and Pauline Rider. next week. The Forest Service will At the election of officers of the Parent-Teacher Fredonia AssociaHonor Roll for the' Six' Weeks instruct in the third school and tion held this week, Mrs. Edith Term ending April 8 was announc- President Arthur F. Bruhn, a geoLukus was president ed this week by Superintendent logist, will instruct in the fourth for the coming year. Mrs. Jeanne Gayneld Mackelprang of the Fre- school A favorable report has been M, Russo will be donia Schools. The T Honor and Mrs. Neva Pratt is secretary. Roll had only two students. Misses given by the Governors of Utah, Paul Heaton and Mrs. Veryle Shirley Black Sophomore, and Nevada and Arizona on the Dixie Baker are the retiring officers. Sandra Mackelprang, Freshman. Project, and now we are waitMr. Heatons 5tb and sixth grade Making the 2 Honor Roll were ing and watching for the report room won the room count for the Marilyn Brown, Senior, and Jon from the Government Mr. Pryor reports that the Heik-ni- e third consecutive month. Miss Heaton. Lane Brooksby, and RoBrothers, George and Herman, bert Black, Junior. Sophomores, Sharon Robb presented a movie, Secure The Blessings. J. Evan Kathleen Sw'app, Winna Brown, have put the mine and mill operBean, school music director, re- and Lawrence Judd also made the ations north of Minersvillj, into ported on the Northern Arizona Roll. Freshman Misses Jamie Lynn operation. Mr. Jolley reported that they Music Festival which the Fredonia Finley,. Crystal Swapp and Bruce School Band, girls chorus, and Solper, with Eight Graders Terrel are. working towards a bigger and mixed chorus, and girls trio, par- Brooksby, Sandra Lukus, Diane better Indian Summer Days for Utah this Fall. ticipated in. The Fredonia groups Drye, and Gregory Brooksby of Southern Mr. Hughes reported that the received three excellent ratings the seventh Grade County Agents feel good about and one, good rating. Alice Powell Fredonia High School Wood- meeting as a part of the y and Cleone Judd served refreshand that Organization, ments to the 30 people who at- working Shop students won the Woodworking Competition and six- they are very interested in: tended. teen awards in the Wood Pro A. Community Development B. Tourist Planning, and Showing seven different types jects division at the Annual VoC. The Livestock Show of Southof raised breads and rolls from cational Day held at College of Southern Utah, recently. ern Utah, which is to be held at difsame basic the dough, with This is thefc first time in seven Cedar City. ferent variations, was .the demon- years that conflicts in the schedule stration given by Mrs. Ella Swapp have- allowed the Chairman Atkin Informed those students from Ail-daat the Relief Society y Work Fredonia to present of the assignment given to in this participate Meeting held this week, according affair, and with such the Five County Organization to to Mrs. Afton Brooksby, president. ' finance the cost of the Invitations results good they hope to be Mrs. Swapp showed Orange Bisto the dedication. This was approvsaid. again, The Mackelprang cuits, Crescents, Cheese Knots, ed by all those who were present instructor is Lorin woodworking Honey Rolls. Orange Rolls, Apple M. Farr Jr., who has been with Mr. Hallock informed those preRolls, and Banana Braids. Quilt- the Fredonia Schools sent that they had not heard from for the past ing and embroidery occupied the 18 years. The winning projects the Secretary of the Interior as time for the 25 women who were will be on locally at the to whether he would be able to present. . Special guest was Mrs. school exhibitdisplay scheduled for May attend. Carroll Lathim, Coconino County 6, and all people interested are inSuperintendent Hallock also reHome Agent. Flagstaff. Mrs. vited to come and see the work of ported that: Tait conducted the meeting the Students. A. The Committees were pretty with Mrs. Karen Call and Mrs. Fae well organized, and Johnson in charge of the B. That the Guest list is quite luncheon. Prayers were offered By AND I QUOTE . . . extensive. '1 Mesdames Ivis Farr. Alice Powell, What have we got more of Taxes are so fast than and Olive Judd. Others present growing up anybody else? were Mesdames Ineta Carpenter, that Government is likely to price itself out of the market." right Cherrie Heaton, Laura Johns, GreJames D. (Jim) Cannon, Utah ta Pratt, Joy Jordan, Bernice Hea- Dan Bennett Tourist and Publicity Council, aftton, Helen Griffiths, Virginia Basic research is when I am er giving those present a short Bean, Alta Brooksby, Stella doing what I dont know what I quiz on important facts about related how Virginia IncreasBrooksby, Eula Mae Bryner, Rose am doing. Dr. Wemhe r von ed the Stay. of Tourists in their Denning, Georgia Heaton, Estella Braun. State from to 1 day to 3V4 days in a period of four years. These Tourists were mainly those travel.VTA ing between New York and Miami. ' Virginia was rich in history and History is what they sold to the Tourists. bodys Business: Everybody benefits from the Tourist Business.- Conventions in Cities give much free advertising. tourist po , Utah has a terrific tential in the Southern California Pacific Coast area. A Utah sponsored a Booth in Los Angeles two weeks ago. B. Indian Summer Days - An Early start and advertising will bring greater results, and should be a boom to every town in Southern Utah. y C. The Organization should take it upon themselves to. educate the people who contact the tourist or visitor, and see that they are schooled in Scenic and Recreational attractions and Historical Events of Utah. There should also be: 1. Pamplets for each' city or Town. 2. Highway Maps. 3. Pamplets to be sent out of State within a letter. (A supply of which can be bbtained from Jim Cannon.) 4. Pamplet- - 112 pages of Facts about Utgh can.be obtained from Jim Cannon fof $.40 each. After the regular meeting adjourned, the Executive Committee, together with the Advertising Committee met with James D. Cannon on advertising. Mr. Can- Five-Count- ' Publlc Notice Notice is hereby given that L. E. Cripe of Kanab City, Kane. County, State of Utah, daim3 a warehousemans and mechanic's lien on one 1951 Chevrolet station wagon. Serial No. 3JKA24738, Motor No. JAC72327, in the mount of $300.00, storage since' Nov. 8 1956 and $105.00 for repairs, labor, parts and cash outlay on said motor vehicle, incurred at the request of its registered owner indentified as Clyde B.' h Tinnel, Kanab Hotel Kanab, and which amount of lien is more than thirty (30) days, past due, therefore ' said vehicle will be sold to the highest bidder for cash through open bidding at put lie auction conducted by the sheriff of Kane County on the 25 day of April, 1960 at Kanab City, Kane County, State of Utah, to satisfy said lien. Dated this 8th day of April, 1960. Signed L. E. Cripe, Kanab, Utah Published, April 14 & 21, 1960. U-ta- non thought that better results would be obtained by tutting more into the advertising of the Indian Summer Days than signs on Highway 66. No definite action was taken at this time. KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY FRANKFORT. KENTUCKY Fredonla news and current events . FOUNDER . 86 PROOF MEMBER t STAGG DISTILLING CO. THE BOURBON INSTITUTE t, -- Five-Count- Glendds flaws Holes : that a substantial property tax was needed to balance the Uniform School Fund budget during' the present (1959-61- ) biennium. The state school property tax in 1959 wras 6.1 mills ($6.10 per $1,000 assessed valuation). Based on the best information available at this time, the Foundation predicts that the state school levy in 1960 again will be about" six mills. This compares wi'h only 1 miH in 1957 and 1958. When the school equalization program was first established in 1947, however, the state school levy was 8 5 mills in 1947 and 8.9 mills in 1948. Foundation analysts point out that it is difficult to obtain a and objective under complete standing of Utah state finances because of the multiplicity of state funds and limitations in the States accounting system. On March 1, 1960, there were 197 separate state funds for cash control purposes in Utah. Each of these funds is a separate fiscal and legal entity established to satisfy a specific constitutional, statuory, o r administrative requirement. The. report points out that an excessive number of funds, restricted in use, not only seriously impedes fiscal management, but also tends to defeat the judicious use of public money the very objective that fund restrictions are established to attain. According to the study, more than two thirds of total state disbursements in Utah are not subject to specific legislative appropriations. and Mrs. Gurnsey Robinson and family of Las Vegas, Nevada, were visitors at the Dee Porter, home Wednesday. Mr. Our County Agent Wayne Rose met at our Relief Society Tuesday and gave information on planting, caring and fertilization of flowers, lawns and gardens to a group of 16 which was very interesting and also very helpful. The Christian Levenger family celebrated Easter Saturday by holding a family reunion at Park, all the children of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Levanger was in attendance and .almost all of the' Zi-o- grand-childre- with several n fri- ends, they had a very enjoyable day together. They are the parents of girls. Mrs. Leah Brinkerhoff of Glendale, Mrs. Melba Terry of Las Vegas, and two sons. Waldo Levanger of Springville and Alonzo Levanger of Orderville. to Mrs. Pearl Johnson of Cedar City and her family visited relatives here over the week end. A special Easter program was held at Sunday School and also in Sacrament services with talks being given by Willard T. Mackei-prang- , Elsie J. Brinkerhoff and Ruth Anderson and a vocal duet by Dot McArthur and Jerilyn s. Pugh. 111 JPWRP' I XJtSk J jvrr V d -- IV z ' pot-luc- k . U-ta- Ur. . v ry'iN x - 3 m'.vJrVi i I - ,? 'j , What Hgve We Got more of Than Anybody Else? Utah is to the West, what Virginia is to the East Besides history, Utahs variety and amount of scenery is unsurpassed by any other State in the Union. Recreation is also coming to the front - ifj w- A. The Tourists Business is Every- - - Kentucky folks say: THERES NO WHISKEY T.TK7! BOURBO- N- HO BOURBON LIKE OLD STAGG FIRST STATE BANK OF SAUNA TRACK ROLLERS LAST LONGER Track roller bushings and shafts get unsurpassed protection with RPMTractor Roller Lubricent It flows evenly, coating bearing surfaces with a tough film that stays put even under shocKToad J..seals out dirfTrhud and water. Tractor Roller Lubricant comes In 3 grades for Caterpillar and International equipment and an AC tractors. grade for RPM One - at noon, one at night, One along the way You never ' , outgrow, your need for Milk, Drink Three glasses every day! 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