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Show V SOUtllERN UTAH NEWS, Kanab, Utah Thursday, December 1, I960 Page TLree d cin:::?i:D mvertieks E:v;s I!:r.s FOR SALE: Deep Freeze, chest PIANOS and BAND instruments or con- for rent with option to purchase. type. Call Midway tact Larry Esplin, Box 175, Order-vill- G. W. Davis Co., Phone MI Utah. S15,4tc. N24,Dlpd. Fredonia ncv;s and current over, is and Curie:.! Events By I vis Ftrr Frovo, Utah e, FREE FOR SALE: New shipment mixed collie PUPPIES, and 'sheppard. Evenings and -- Home ior the Thanksgiving holidays visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Judd were their daughters Alice, wife of Robert K. Scribner and their five children, Bill, John, Mary, Jim and baby Thomas from Colton, Calif. Mr. Scribner is geologist for San Bernardino County and is in charge of the mining, forests, water and land interests in that locality. Geraldine, wife of Donald E. Boerup and their three children, Kerin, DaNell and Mary Lynn Mr. Boerup is employed at Hughs Aircraft, they have a home in Fullerton, Calif. of Fireplace Tool Sets, screen and Sun- day. Joyce Jackson, Fredonia. ,DIpd ' log holders. A small deposit will your choice. G. W. Davis Co N24,3tc lay-a-wa- y FOR SALE: 4 burner electric stove, with oven, good cond. $150.00 see Sherm Stewart, N17,3tc Ka-na- b. Smokey Says: FOR SALE: Records, Hi-F- f and Stereo. Large selection long-plaalbums at $1.98 and $2.98. G W. Davis Co. N24, 3tc y FOR RENT: 3bd-rm- , unfurnised house, carport. See Rex Schoen-felKanab. N24pd Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brooksby and children of Mesa, Arizona spent the Thanksgiving holidays in Kanab with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ferry Hamblin d, FOR SALE: Gen. Elect, range, after 6 p.m. or see Rhea Pugh, Kanab N2rc. $75. Call MI Errol Brown and the week end in Salt Lake City visiting with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Whited, and attending to business matters. Mr. and Mrs. two sons spent FOR SALE: New shipment of Table Lamps, modern and colonial styles $6.75 up. Attractive milk glass and brass table lamps $4.75 each. A small deposit will .hold your choice. G. W. Davis Co. - N243tc fir season Is here please be careful with fire In the woods! Fall Subscribe dont borrow Mr. and Mrs. L. B Solper, who The John Brooksbys entertained operate the Border Store at the at Thanksgiving Dinner for their Arizona-UtaState Line had their daughter, Mrs. Nora Pointer, SL daughters and son home for George, Utah, and the Preston Thanksgiving Day. Miss Suzanne Brooksbys of Fredonia Solper who teaches at San Diego, The Cliff Swapps, and daughter. California, and Miss Sandra SolpMiss Crystall; the Oscar Judds er, a student at Arizona State and children, and the Keith Bryn-er- s College, Flagstaff, joined their and family all journeyed up brother, Bruce, a student at Fre donia High School, to make the to Sandy, Utah, to join the other members of the Alfred Brooksby family complete that day. family for the Thanksgiving HoliMr and Mrs Dale Finicnm en- days. tertained their sons and their fam-iliThe Lawaun Hatch family went at -- Thanksgiving Dinner at the family ranch at Cane Beds, to Koosharem, Utah, to spend the about 35 miles west of Fredonia holidays with Mr. Hatches parPresent were Tommy and Opal ents Finicum and their sons, Tim, Pat, Mr and Mrs Lane Campbell have and Mike, of Fredonia; Don Fini- been visiting with the Arden Judd cum, who teaches at Young, Ari- family in their moving from Phoezona, and his friend. Miss Donna nix to Salt Lake City, Utah. The Lee Haskell, and Mr. and Mrs. Campbells oldest son, Lou, is a David Finicum and their small patient at the Primary Childrens daughter, Sherre, from Navajo Hospital in the northern city, and Springs, Arizona will be hospitalized for some time. Mrs. Opal Finicum visited in Las His condition Is reported improvand the family has great hope Vegas, Nevada, during the week ing his continued improvement end, and returned with her moth- for Mr. and Mrs. er and The girls of the Mutual ImArthur Riggins, of Torrance, Cali- provement Association of the Frefornia, who will visit in Fredonia donia Ward, were honored at the a while Sunday evening service recently Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Brooksby when those who had fulfilled the returned during the week end requirements, received their infromten days spent in Utah. They dividual Awards from Bishops visited friends in Manti, had Counslor Duane Judd. Miss Nayna their Judd received a six year award, Thanksgiving Day with and Misses Adele Farr, George daughter and her family, the Tell Ann and Karen Cluff Gubers, at Bountiful, and Wil- were Brinkerhoff, honored for five years ford spoke at a missionary testimonial in Salt Lake City for a friend they knew in Oregon who Mrs. Joy Jordan has four years is leaving to go to Sweden on a honors for her Leaders Award, mission for the LDS Church. They and Mrs. Phyllis Powell Harper also saw the open pit copper mines received four year distinction on at Bingham Canyon. the girls prografn. Receiveing three year awards were Misses Visiting with their many friends Mackel-pranand relatives in Fredonia and Ka- Shirley Black, Sandra Chrisand Swapp, Crystal nab are Mr and Mrs Joe Burton, were Baker. Second tine girls year Mrs Burton is a Ogdon, Utah Coral sister of Allen, Dart and Z. Ray Misses Beverly Brooksby, Leadand second year J''dd and Mrs. John Brooksby, all Lee Swapp Awards were given to Mrs. cf Fredonia, and Mrs Mark Swapp ers of Kanab. The Burtons came in Georgia Heaton and Mrs. Barbara for their 'ime for Thanksgiving Dinner Brooksby. Girls honored first year were Misses Patricia with the Swapps Louise Farr, Kathy Black, Sharon The Duane Judds had Mrs.. Johnson, and Carolyn Stevens. Leader Ineta Carpenter also reJudds parents, the Logan and her brother Gail and ceived a one year award. Miss family, all from Mesa, and Grant Kathleen Swapp received a Special another brother and his family, Award that is given to those girls from Provo, Utah, for the Thanks-givin- g who, through some adversity, are Holidays not able to qualify for the reguMrs. Eldon Brooksby entertain- lar certificate.. ed for her family on Thanksgiving Day. Joining the party were Mr. and Mrs Joseph Brooksby, Mr Ktensb Hews Items and Mrs Edwin Ford, of Culver City, California, the Bill Cusicks, Maurice Fait, son of Mr. and and family, Covina, California, the Mrs. Val Tait spent the holdiday Ben Fords and family, Las Vegas, week end in Kanab with his folks. h es . step-fathe- r, g, By FRANK THOMAS HOSSFACE HANK Brim-hall- s, tallMd WBmfch Snvtw Nevada, Mrs. David Rose Brown, both of the Blair Carpenters and Wade Brooksby, at Brigham Young Rider, Mrs. Kanab and Mrs. Karl Jameson and children and family of Provo spent the week end holia student days in Kanab. Mrs Jameson is in the Springville schools. University, teaching HOLIDAY FRUIT CAKE- -i ... in attractive BY s' OHIO? I DIDN'T STUPID IT WAS S YEH COLUMBUS !. . OHIO.' THINK V YtXJWMfTED ME "TO MENTION HIS . FIRST NAME.' COLUMBUS! container with your purchase of $2495 or more! TOM OKA By AL SMITH BoyyouRE-- le 1 YOUR DOLLAR BUTS E3RI AT CUR JEWEL HOUSE GIFT STORE! G0TTAT.1 JEWELRY by Arnold NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH r mm im HAIRED PEOPLE DO NOT GET POLIO AS as d FREQUENTLY cm HEMS OR Trumsttbs 1 OLDEST LiviM THINGS? - - Crossword ACROSS L SqtMes 4. Unwanted fonts 9. Insect American Indian Too much hot air will take the wind out of a teller sale. U It Met It 14. Meadow One thing nice about money havin It. 16. Wide spread 17. Water animal 16. Attempt 20, Fencing sword 21. Agitate . Some folks git bent with hard work, others git crooked 2t 26. 2t 29. without it, 91. By It take en open mind to dose an argument. St River St Spit curin' him. The way singers are paid, looks like prosperity must be eround the crooner. It's sure herd to loosen up, when money is tight. When the phone is out of or- der the gossips have to suffer in - silence. During the worker SHORTAGE, THE LABOR TEMPLE IN BOUGHT A MULt TO KEEP THE LAWN GRASS eXTBN'DOWN'J Bacteria ST P:,. fe? -- LIVING have been found IN SUSPENDED ANIMATION DEEP IN MUD OF THE 0CEAN FLOOR One baby sitter you kin trust is Grandma. REV, .r I -- BBS QBE SEliaialEaElQg K1I1QI5G Solution to-i- -s KENTUCKY BOURBON 1810 DOWN 1. 2. Tubby Tyler cant make ends meet, especially his fingers and toes, l 'duck 94. Grow oU 85, Plural ending t 96. Made up for 87. Precious stone St Pare 40; Weight of India 41. Bans 42. Part of mouth 44. Hawaiian food 46. Violin maker 47. Put in order 61 Rodent 62. Light boat 64. Place 65. Before 66. Fnendahip 67. Golf mound When a psychologist doe find a normal person hes gotta Job ' Narrow m)et God of war The Ikm Pieces of flaw Slumber Brief Throw again &liy Avid Stalks Military vestal (abbr.) 90. Finish 94. Corn 86. Landed 99. Make happy 41. Feathered scarf 4t Type site 44. Animal hunted 45. "Part of to be 46. Deface 47. Blackbird 49. Decay 49. Turn right 60. Summer (Fr.) 99. Is 21. 22. 29. 24. 26. 27. 29. Kanab, Utah EHHlHOHSaiRBi 1 BEGSflHl 2SS&. CHARLET GRANT ReleMed by th Berries 10-2-- tt 6. 9. 7. B. i i i I 9. 10. 11 16. 18. 20. Container Consumed Speak about Cautious Highest note Bunding addition Act Cease Change Born Black sticky subatanoe Makes mistake Afternoon noeufe Simpler V The $5.00 gold piece Qlustreted here are from Hie Waterfill and Frazier collection. They were coined by the United States Government In 1810, the year that ' Waterfill and Frasier waa first distilled In Kentucky. Also Avollohlo BOTTLED IN BOND VJATERFIIIL- L- FnnHQEQ 'll tm. .. Ksnuo m icma wwm m aaawmiai cpnw, umm wm |