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Show Microfilming ; 11 Pien .nt Corp A ve. Board Of Directors Set For Movie Corporation IKK Volume 36, X unitor 41 Kunah, I tali 84711, TlmrMlay, December Four Fredonia Footballers te Recognized As All-Sta- Four football player of Fredonia High School were selected to the Arizona Republic All State team, it was announc e! last week. The four are: Jason Bundv. son of Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Bun dv; Carl Cluff, son of Mis. Veda Cluff; Steve Bryner. son of Mand Mrs. Keith Bryner: and Greg Swapp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherrill Swapp. All four hoys are s'nior year and weie ehesen for their outstanding play during undefeated srason which led to a slate championship. Jason Bundy played halfback on the Lynx team and gained a total of 1112 yards during the sc asen scoring 170 points. Carl Cluff, playing from the end position was outstanding in pass receptions, hauling in 20 passes, gaining 652 yards and going over for 13 touchdowns. Steve Bryner played a position (center! which does not receive much individual attention. However in an interview with Coach Mont Griffith, it was stat ed that Bryner was outstanding in blocking. Greg Swapp played defensive lineman and made 48 unassisted tackles for the Lynx. Fredcnia had a perfect season taking all games played with comparative ease. The championship game was won by a 71-- 7 score. The Lynx averaged 54 points per gar.ic, while holding their opponents to seven Coach Griffith was high in his praise for these four allstaters. He also had much praise for the team and singled out a few of the more outstanding members of the team. A senior, Glen Pratt, who played safety for the Lynx was cited by his coach for his hard tackling. Claud Clason a junior defensive end made 58 unassisted tackles for the Lynx setting a school record. Dennis McCormick a junior, made 19 receptions for the season. Lloyd Hunt a senior was oho en as cnee lineman. Karl Cram was an out- standing guard. the season Quai terbaeking was Lyle Heaton. Live passed - for 1020 yards in the successful season. Russell Tom was an all confirmee line backer, and Ronnie Holme, was an outstanding Knobaiker. Mr. and Mrs. Eoyd Glover went to Salt Lake City this past weekend to visit Mr. and Mrs. Art Glover. Mrs. Glover has been ill for quite some time. Three Prison Inmates Tell Sad Story To High Schoolers Last Wdenesda;, afternoon at the Kanab High School gymnasium three inmates of hte Utah State Prison gave the students and faculty, and some parents a straight from the shoulder story of their lives. It was not pretty, at times it was crude and at other times pathetic, but at all times the attention of the youngsters was rivited while those men related their sad tale. Tile Kanab Lions Club is to lie highly commended for bringing this veiy informative look-se- into the lives of three unfortunate mm. All throe stories varied in substance, however all three stated that a lack of communication with parents, teachers, and church people led to their drifting into a life of crime. Any adult who attended this assembly can vouch for the intense concentration and absolute Fre-'cn-ia'- Kanab Nevj Notes $1.00 Yearly, 10c Single Copy 11, 1967 Jason Bundy jr V Steve Bryner Carl Cluff Library Board Urge Public Use There are many new books on the shelves of the Kanab Library, according to the Kanab Library Board. A large variety cf subjects are available, one of which may appear to you. Among the new books is the best seller, Twenty Letters to a Friend, by Svetlana Alliluyeva, which was presented to the library by the Kanab Ladies Literary League. My Appalachia by Rebecca Caudill Ayars, photographs by James Ayars is another recent arrival to the library. It is a leport on Kentuckys mountain life in rural areas and the many educational and political problems. During the Christmas holidays why not check out Dickens or The Christmas Carol Night Before Christmas. The whole family will enjoy them not just the children. Please come use your library. Siftin' 'n Observin' Dr. Marden Broadbent of the Utah State Uniinversity was in Kanab last Wednesday to take Office and Extension USU local of the ventory of accomplish other business prior to the closing of the end operation. the Resources Development He talked with me to explain the reasons for the action, saying that it was because of a budget cutback. The things he said seemed logical enough but I still can't buy the budget bit as the real reason for the loss of this office here. It seems to me that I am the only one at times bucking the withdrawal of this facility, but I'm going to make one last appeal. Its no secret that I feel the local County Comconcernmission has been less than luke-warattheir feels that corner ing the office. This re in tins has resulted action of lack and titude moval. The same day Dr. Broadbent was here Dr. William Bennett, director of the Extension Program was contacted. He indicated that even at this late date, that if the County Commission would ask for the set vices, the office still could be kept here. Dale Clarkson, who has manned the office, has handed in his resignation, desiring to stay in this area rather than move with the Service. So apparently he is out. If the office were yet maintained here, a new man may be brought in. If there was a personality clash then here's a chance maybe to keep the office here, and also keep the payroll here, and at the same time benefit from the payroll of Mr. Clarkson in whatever venture he may continue in. We uigo the Commission to yet take an affirmative stand on this issue and try to keep these valuable services available to the area, for we feci that were a resolution to this effect foi throttling from this county and Garfield, and Beaver, the office could remain as it has been set up. He: Money cant buy you love. Him: Yeah, but it sure can put you in a great bargaining position. In our Kanab Chamber of Commerce meeting this morning (Wednesday) Taylor Crosby, president, announced that the County Commission has pledged $500 to help a doctor get moved into Kanab. I commend them for this action. It would be good if Kanab City could find it in their budget to match this amount. Also any contributions from civic or social groups could help entice a doctor into our area. Dr. Raymond Rains of Florida, who is considering moving here, has been quoted $2,700 by a moving company to move him out here. This is no small item, and if we can help we will be the ones benefited. Living accommodations for him and his family will be another necessity. Several places are available and have been offered for little or nothing, but anything else available would also help him make his selection here. Anyone who can help out in either of these areas, please contact Taylor Crosby. truck driver pulled out alongside one of those tiny foreign sports cars stalled on the ked bis head out. highway, and Wliatso matter, pal, he grinned, Need a new flint?" A V As I sit here and observe out the front window, it looks like vve may be in tor a snow storm. Very light flurries have already started. When I walked to work at 5:30 this morning (you believe that?! it was clear as a bell, but by eight oclock it really looked like snow. x I'rieiuls last longer when they aren't used Little League Play First Game Saturday Last Week all A large and enthusiastic crowd was on hand Saturday to witness the new Little League Basketball double header opening games. The Meadowgold team won out over Mels Chevron and the American Oilers were victorious over the Lewis Meats team. The games were close and exciting and a good season is promised. There are still some details to iron out but these will be taken care of. Next Saturdays play will find the American Oilers squaring off with Meadowgold, and Mels Chevron playing Lewis Meats. the Southern I'tah News? while the men weie sH'aking. and that the youth got the message there can be no doubt. Sheriff LaNard Johnson who was in charge of the men while here in Kane County commented on the impact that the affair seemed to have on our children, and recommende i that it I';' put on a yearly basis. In the evening some young sti'is came to the county jail and talked with and asked questions of the inmates. You parents who missed this event ask your child, en their .ows on this p: esentation and it they would like to have it agahi. Kianeis J. Kelly Chief of Police FHA Office Sets Two Office Days For Kane Corny The Farmers Home Adminiswill hold two office days each month in Kanab, in the Comini.s'ioners Room at the court house, beginning inune iatcly. Office days will be he! i on the second and fourth Thursdays from 10 a.m. to noon, excepting when a holiday falls on cne of these days. The additional time to lie spent in Kane County is necessary because of the increased demand for the services available through the Farmers Home according to Ken-del- l V. Brinkerhoff, county supervisor, and Robert R. Killpack. assistant county supervisor. tration More Addresses We received a few new Valley High School Bond Sets Dec. 20 As Christmas Program Music ranging from Christmas songs, Marne and other n popular numbers to classical music will be presented by the Valley High School Band as it appears in concert at the Valley High auditorium Wednesday, Dec. 20 at 7:45 p.m. Under the direction of H. T. this versatile music Salter, group will delight the audience with tunes from The King and I and other popular stage show's, but will also perform Bells of St. The Thunderer, Festival and Day. One Mary of their most spectacular band numbers will be "God of Our well-know- Fathers. Appearing in uniform for this performance, the band will usher in the Christmas week with the annual concert. Everyone is invited to attend. Choralette Program Set Next Thursday The Kanab Choralettes are sponsoring their annual Christmas program next Thursday, December 21 in the Kanab Stake House at 8 p.m. Under the direction of LeRoy Judd, the program has become an event looked forward to each year by local residents. There is no charge for the program and everyone is cordially invited to attend. P. ad- dresses and some corrections of those published last week of our missionaries and service men. Here they are: Elder Mack D. McAllister 29 Shaws Lane Great Wyrley Walsall Staffs, England Elder Steve Bunting Redhill" Finaghy Rd. South Belfast BT10 ODB Northern Ireland Elder Mickle Ogden 121 Glenwood Dr. Ukiah, Calif. 95482 Elder Van B. Riding 3, rue de Lota Paris 16, 3 France Elder Russell Keller 2940 Homewood Dr. Memphis Tenn. 38128 Pvt. Dennis Jones US56649031 Co. A Btn. 4 Brg. 3 Ft. Polk, La. 71459 Capt. Thavne H. Judd 62 14th Sup. Grp., Box 182 APO San Francisco, Calif. 96340 Elder Ashley Allen 834 Carew St. Springfield, Mass. 01107 James K. Swapp IC3 1198581 R-- 3 Div, USS Nereus (AS-17FPO San Francisco, Cal. 96601 ) Kanab News Notes Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Whiting and daughter Nellie have been visiting the Jerry Lewis family. Mrs. Emma Houston, her daughter Shirley and Joy Jameson spent a day in Cedar City and brought Emmas niece back for a few days visit. Dec. 18th Program Kanab High School Band and Chorus will present a Christmas concert on Monday, December 18th. State. Duff Pugh and Claud Glazier, at the meeting, exthe work that had been plained done to bring the organization to tiiis point. They also asked the new' president and Mr. Aiken to comment on the aims and objectives of the program. Several others present responded on the values that could be received in increasing the facilities to attract more movies and tourists to the area. Mr. Glazier said that because Local Artist Has Display At Cedar City Paintings by Alice Vitacco of Orderville, are being exhibit, cd in the State Bank of Southern Utah, Main Street, Cedar City, during the Christmas season. Alice Vitacco came to Orderville seven years ago after a long career in New York City as a designer in commercial advertising, textiles and interior decoration. Kanab News Notes Keith McAllister is leaving this week for dutv in Vietnam. NAME CONTEST Do you have a name for the new movie corporation being formed? If so and it is judged better than the three already suggested it will to worth $10 to you. The public is cordially invited to attend the concert which will bo presented in the high school Tlie three names now being eonsidered are I.itlle Hollywood, Inc. - Kanab Area, "Kanab Area Motion Pictures, Inc.," and Kanah Area Little Hollywood, Inc. gymnasium. The word Kane was suggested in place of Kanab" at the Monday evening meeting. Directors feel however, that just Kane would not identify tlie area and that Kane County would to too king to add to already long suggestions. Kanab News Notes The Amercian Legion Auxiliary had their annual Christmas party Dec. 11 at the Legion Hut. Delicious mince pie was served. Games were played and gifts exchanged. A very enjoyable time was had by all. Judging of the contest will he by tlie Imard of directors at their meeting at 7 a.m. Monday morning. If ou have a suggestion you should get it to a member of tlie board of directors by Sunday evening. of the prominent part he had played in getting the program started that he should let others carry on now that a regular board was toing elected, so he dixlined a place on the txard. He pledged his full support of the program and the new board. STATEMENT OF PRESIDENT I would like to at this time thank all of your progressive men and women who have had the unselfish foresight to put forth your time and money to sincerely support this community movement, in an effort to encourage the movie industry to expand in our area. We would like it clearly understood that there is no intention in any way for this newly formed eorMiration to interfere with any person or group of individuals to promote movies in or around Kanab. In fact our purpose is to help provide tlie facilities that are so badly needed for both movie making and promoting tourist business. We feel like this meve by interested citizens is a move in the right direction and as many have expiessed; it is something that should have been started many years ago. We encourage each of you to become a part of it, and to take pride in making our communities better places to live. Taylor Cro by A discussion was had on committee assignments with the promise that those appointed would be activated as they had specific jobs to do. The board of directors named Dale Clarkson, Duke Aiken, and Cloyd Chamberlain to a committee to draw for the corporation. up Consideration was also given to the name cf the organization. A motion was made and passed that a contest be held to see if a better name could be suggested, and that the contest run for two weeks. It has been decided by members of the board, however, that too much depends on the name to let it ride this long and so the contest will close next Monday morning so a name can be decided on then at a meeting of the board of directors. (See box story, this page.) s COMMUNITY e KHS Band Plans loo often. Well, Clnistmas is coming whether you are ready or not. There's still a little more than a week to piepare. May I suggest once more that you do your shopping in our own trade area, and keep the dollars at home. May I also suggest that you patronize the businesses who advertise in silence by Fariice Green Ta lor Ciosbv. Kanab business, ei ic and religious leader, was elected president of a new co; poration toing formed to provide facilities to at. ract additional movie business into the aica, at a inerting held Monday night in the Elementary School. S.xtv lime men and women, of 11 w Inch wei - ineoiqxirators and stockholders, attended the meeting. Othir members of a seven man lioaid elected were Du If Pugh, Duke Aiken, Cloyd Chamlvrlain, Delmont McAllister, Dale Clarkson, and Horace Green. Officers were eleeted at a meeting of the directors following tlie public meeting. Mr. Cicshy leeeived the greatest number of votes for director and tlie board recognized this in naming him president. Vice presdicnts elected were Duff Pugh, Duke Aiken, Cloyd Chamberlam, and Dale Clarkson. Delnii.nt McAllister was chosen treasurer and Horace Gie.n executive secretary. Those in attendance represention of ed an impoitant cross-sec- t (he area. Orierville, Mt. Carmel, Fredonia, and Glm Canyon City were represente 1. Owners of eight of Kar.ibs 13 motels were tcie, a: v.eir 10 members of the Chamber of Commerce, 16 member- - of the Kanab Development Coipoiation, and a large numb, i of th: crafts anl unions. Citv, school, and federal bureau leaders weie a'so there. Steel: was puT'ase:! at the meeting by 23 individuals and by the Kanab Wor.i'n's Civic Club. A total of more than $3,000 $7 O'F) in rash pledges, in ee-'- ' .and $9,000 m labor pledges have boon received to date, vvth prac-- t rally no ind vidi.al solicitation. A stock sale of perhaps $25,000, witli $20,000 local and $5,000 outside money bung talked about by directors. This would permit an initial project of a quarter-millio- n would dollars. This mean that about half the initial goal in stock has been received or pledged in cash. All activ'ities to date have been as part of the program. Those who have put money in the program are incorporators. This program will remain open for a short while until the articles of incorporation are completed and other details attended to. Directors Would like to complete this of the work as soon as pha-possible so the formal corporation can be approved by the CALENDAR SCAN BEFORE Dec. 14 YOU PLAN Kanab Irrigation Co. election and business meeting. Courthouse, 7 p.m. South Ward Relief homemaking lesson. Christmas projects. Society Special Dec. 15 Basketball Dec. Kanab at Valley 16 Basketball Kanab at Bryce Valley. Valley at Milfoid. Ladies Literary League Xmas Party, Club Room, 2:30 p.m. Wedding Reception, Stake Hs. p.m. 0 Dec 17 John Findlay reports mission in South Ward church. Dec. 18 Kanab High Band Concert, High School gym, 7:30 p.m. North Ward Primary program and party for childien. Junior Cultural League Christ mas Party, 7:30 p.m. Lions Club special Club house, 8 p.m. meeting, Dec. 19 Coordinating Council Meeting Club Room, 7:30 p.m. North Ward MIA Christmas party. Noith Ward 10 Relief Society, a.m. Dec. 20 Kanab Civic Women's Christmas party, 8 p.m. Valley High Band Concert, Valley high aud., 7.45 p.m. South Ward primary pro- gram, 4 p.m. South Ward MIA party. Dec. 21 Choralettes Program, Kanab Stake House, 8 p.m everyone , welcome. Dec. 22-- High School annual Christmas dinnei, noon, Kanab Stake Hs. (To schedule events in the Community Calendar, call Mrs. Ardeth Holland, 644-2905- |