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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS WEDNESDAY APRIL 26, 2000 Community Some tips on clothing storage fabric do not use Utah State Karen Obituaries word was his bond. He survived the great depression which made Eugene McNeill, 84, died a vivid impression in his mind Wednesday, April 19, 2000 in and character throughout his St. George, UT. He was born life. February 14, 1916 in Toledo, Eugene is survived by his wife: OH, to Clark Jonas and Evelyn Luceil of Kanab; a son: Dean Johnston McNeill. He married (Dee) McNeill of Hurricane, UT; Luceil Jameson January 19, three grandsons: Alan, Darren, 1940 in Los Angeles, CA. Bret and Brets wife, Jen. He for a Toledo lived in was preceded in death by his Eugene short time after he was born. brother: Conrad Marvel His family moved around a lot McNeill. while he was growing up. In the Memorial services were held 1930s the family settled in Los Monday, April 24, 2000 at the Angeles where Eugene received Mosdell Mortuary in Kanab. his education. In 1936 he started Interment will be at a later date his own trucking business. He in Hurricane City Cemetery. expanded in 1939 owning a gas Arrangements are under the station. direction of Spilsbury & Beard During WWII Eugene went to Mortuary. work as an aircraft mechanic for Douglas Aircraft. In 1948, after the war, he moved to southern California to Eagle Rock and became the owner and operator ofhis own garage. He and Luceil lived in Eagle Rock until 1978 at which time Eugene retired. After retiring, they moved to Kanab, UT where they have since resided. Eugene loved southern Utah and Kanab. He Eugene McNeill and Luceil especially loved Lake Powell, Zion and Bryce Canyon. Eugene was an avidhorserider and when they first moved to Kanab he spent many hours riding and caring for his horses. He maintained a beautiful garden and orchard. He and Luceil enjoyed sightseeing and traveling throughout the west. Eugene was gentle, dependable, genuine, and was always concerned for his family. His April 18, 1909, died in Lancaster, California on March 25, 2000, following a lengthy illness. Married James E. Lee Sr., on October 26, 1926. Opal was preceded in death by her husband Jimmy, sons Glenn A. Lee and Robert R. Lee. She is survived by her son James E. (Helga) Lee Jr., and daughter Donna Mae (Sherman) Whitson, 16 grandchildren, 11 greatgrandchildren, eight great-gregrandchildren and many nieces and nephews in Fredonia and Kanab. Private interment was at the Joshua Memorial Park, April 26, 2000 in Lancaster, California. at Now is a good time to go through your closets and put winter items in storage. Keep the following tips in mind as you store your clothing. Make sure clothing items are clean before storing. Strains, perfumes, hair care products or body oils left in the clothing fibers can intensify during storage and can permanently damage clothing. Dirt on the clothing or crumbs or tissue in the pockets can attract insects. Prior to cleaning 70s-an- d 3:00-4:0- 0 p.m. Please bring the following documents so that we may better serve you: DD Form 214, marriagedivorce papers, birth Opal Luette Judd Lee, bom to adoptiondeath certificates, Ira M. Judd and Hannah Louise childrens social security (Lewis) Judd in Tropic, Utah on O Kane County Dental Group COMFORTABLE chests and closets are not 100 percent effective in preventing insect damage. The natural cedar oil evaporates and a fresh treatment of cedar Cedar-line- d ans, dependents and widows May 9, from & Textiles Specialist the entire garment, turn any pockets wrong side out and use a brush to remove any debris. Vacuum the storage area well to remove any crumbs, dust, hair Attn: all veteror lint that might attract insects. Regularly vacuum the rugs where they fit close to the baseboard. Good housekeeping The Service Officer from the is critical for preventing or conAmerican Legion, Salt Lake trolling moth damage. City will be in your area to Storage temperature should assist you in understanding be moderate-i- n the 60s or low and applying for VA benefits, should not be in an area penwith excess moisture or strong including compensation, sion, hospitalization, educasunlight. Use closets with tight tion, and other benefits. fitting doors. Try suspending This is a free service and vet- wall to floor cotton drapes in erans need not be a member of front of clothing to keep dust the American Legion to receive and moths away. Wash cotton . assistance. fabrics to remove any sizing, and The Service Officer will be at PERSONALIZED softUniperfumed Biers, final in or rinse dryer. versity Extension Clothing and ener the By the Kanab Center on Tuesday, Opal Lee 8 oil should be applied every two years. Storing garments in plastic cleaner bags can cause damage to the fibers. For moth control, a new has been developed as an alternative to mothballs. Besides being toxic, mothballs leave an unpleasant odor in clothing and can cause fabric to discolor if they come in contact with the garment. The new product uses a highly effective formulation of lavandin oil and is available in a lavender scented sachet that can be placed inside drawers and storage boxes, or hung in closets without damaging clothing. The lavandin oil is in gel form and turns to a powder when the sachet needs to be bio-repelle- replaced. In an average size storage area, one of the units should protect clothing for one season. Larger closets and those in daily use may require two or more units. The product should be available in stores in the insect repellent section. Be sure to read the label prior to use. Poems wanted for new national contest be required to ensure publication but is not required to enter new Poetic or win the contest. Prize winetry Forums Achievement Awards poetry ners will be announced on July contest. Cash prizes totaling 31, 2000. Interest in poetry continues $1,000 will be awarded, includto a grow, says Jerome P. Welch, ing $500 grand prize. The contest is free to enter. Publisher, and our contest ofPoets may enter one poem fers a public forum for new poets only, 20 lines or fewer, on any who want to share their work. subject, in any style. The con- We welcome poetry of all subtest closes May 31, 2000, and jects and themes and judge on poets are encouraged to send sincerity and originality, giving their work as soon as possible. inexperienced poets an opportuPoems entered in the contest nity to be a prize winner. In fact, also will be considered for publi- many of our winners are new cation in the Winter 2001 edi- poets with new ideas. tion of Treasured Poems of Poems should be sent to America, a hardcover anthol- Sparrowgrass Poetry Forum, ogy to be published in December. Dept E, 609 Main St., PO Box 2000. Anthology purchase may 193, Sisterville, WV 26175. 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