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Show Thursday, April 19, 1530 Southern Utah News and Kane County Standard ( Allister, Noel Lewis, Grace Mace, Evelyn Mace, Lou Jean Johnson, Beverly Morris, Charlene Robertson, Nancy Guymon, Vlrgifiia Parkes, and Anna Deal Black. In Page Five RendcII Mabey announces himself as candidate for Governor of Utah Carmel there were: Christie Mulliner, Corinne Stevens, and Mina Gardner. In Orderville there were Mercy Chamberlain, Emma Hoyt, Irene Lamb, Elain Chamberlain, Yvonne Burr, Crofts, Juanita Chamber-lain- , Fae Donna Chamberlain, Rena Tait, Nan Johnson and Berle Heaton. In Glendale there were: Kathy Brinkerhoff, Donna Brinkerhoff, Rgene Pugh, Eva Cox, Edith Ramsay, Ivey Maxwell, and Nada Spencer. In Alton there were: Erma Baldwin, Florence Heaton, Esther Heaton, Delila Heaton and Ray Palmer. The 4 H County Council was composed of: Mina Gardner, Crofts, Ivey Maxwell, Ella McArthur, Ray Palmer and Alton Heaton. These people worked very hard attempting to .make Club work succeed last year. In addition to community serclub vice, safety, health, etc., members carry a project. It may be sewing or beef feeding, but requirements are set up for them to complete. Last year 136 of the 159 enrolled in Kane County completed their projects or 85.5 percent completed. Some of the accomplishments of these 159 members last year are as folMt. Ev-eret- Rendell N. Mabey, prominent Utah lawmaker, civic leader, businessman and attorney, recently announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. Mr. Mabey is currently Republican state senator from Davis County. This decision to announce my candidacy has not been an easy one to make, Mr. Mabey said. Urgings of Republican leaders in various parts of the State convince me that it is my duty to seek the nomination for governor. Now that my decision has been made, I pledge a vigorous campaign. A petition seeking to designate Mr. Mabey as a candidate for Republican nomination for governor has been filed with the Secretary of State by 54 Weber County residents. Already the Davis County Republican convention has gone on record urging Mr. Mabey to announce his candidacy for the governorship. A native of Bountiful, Utah, Mr. Mabey received his education in Davis county schools, University of Utah, and University of Berlin. He served as an LDS lows: missionary to Austria and Ger. 16 sheep raised; gardens kept many during He married 30 2391 dishes Salt Lake City, of Rachel Wilson by boys; separate prepared; 1412 meals prepared; and they have four children. The 2874 quarts of food canned; 25 Mabey family resides In Bountiquarts of food frozen; 287 lbs. of ful. food frozen; 35 home improveMr. Mabey has been a pracment articles made; 251 articles ticing attorney since 1934. of clothing made; 39 home furnA delgate at large to the Reishing articles made; 20 rooms publican National Convention in improved. 1936, Mr. Mabey was first elected I believe that the program to the Utah legislature in 1942. offers much in controlling ju- He was a member of Utahs venile delinquency. If your boy House of Representatives during or girl is not enrolled in 194348, serving as a member of club work and is between 10 and the budget committee during 21 please contact me. We also . He was speaker of the need leaders. Last year there House in 194748. He has served were three groups of boys in Ka- as chairman of the committee nab and one group in Glendale on Inter-stat- e He cooperation. that were denied membership in represented the Council of State a club because no one would Governments in Baltimore in lead them. Can we blame our 1943 and in Washington, D.C. in kids for getting into trouble when no one will take an interest in them If any of you want to lead a club, please contact me immediately. A leader training school By Allen Cox will be held in the Orderville Mrs. Lora Christensen is stay Ward Chapel next Thursday, April 26th with sessions starting Ing with her son, Ortho and his family. at 10:00 a.m. and 2 p.m. All Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Reese and leaders and those who would like to lead, a club should plan on at- Mr. and Mrs- Bex Crofts called tending. Kanab leaders and in- here last Friday and Mr. and terested persons should contact me and Ill arrange for transLets get behind our boys and portation. Miss Amy Kearsley, movement this in their girls in be will State Supervisor, year and assist them in Making attendance. their best better. Ev-eret- 4-- By WAYNE ROSE D. world to live in? The Clubs are the largest youth organization in the world with members in many lands and all dedicated to their motto of making the best better." Clubs are led by voThe lunteer, unpaid local leaders. Any Club community having a owes a debt of gratitude to these unselfish leaders. I believe that Kane County has as fine a group of leaders as any county in the State. I would like to list the names of those who so unselfishly gave of their time last year in the interest of our Kane County children. In Kanab were the following leaders: Zona McAllister, Marie Shumway, Charnelle Me- 4-- Club enrollment time Its once again. For those of you who clubs are groups dont know, of young people between the ages of 10 and 21 who have pledged their heads, hearts, hands and health toward their own and 4-- 4-- community betterment. Their pledge says, "I pledge My Head to clearer thinking, My Heart to greater loyalty, My Hands to larger service, and My Health to better living for My Club, My Comunity and My Country. If all of us would take the same pledge and attempt to live up to it wouldn't this be a better 4-- H 4-- H 4-- 4-- H 1929-31- 4-- idctrtiiemmt . Rom where I sit ... 6y Joe Marsh 4-- 1954-56- They Travel "In Class" E OUR raphy students are going in for grass roots studying. Theyre going to charter buses and take off on Operation a ten-da- y look at some of the things theyve been studying about As I remember, it was hard to keep your mind on schoolbooks at this time of year. Todays kids can give in to that old urge to bust out of the classroom with a clear conscience. Wish theyd take me along. From where I sit it doesnt hurt us mdulta, either, to get out and see how the rest of the country lives. We find the typical American" doing everything from herding cattle to flying planes . . . with everything from steak to chowder for his favorite dish . . . everything from beer to buttermilk for his favorite beverage. And the more we study our differences the more we learn how alike everyone is underneath. 89 and E just south of the Arizona line. He plans to The storms we have had thi store some of the waste week have certainly changed the and excess water at the water, end of outlook for the feed on the range the Kanab Irrigation . Company this summer. ditch. With the price of stock being Jack Mognet and Treavor what it is, and the prospect of Leach have completed a land levhaving no feed had a lot of eling job for Burton McAllister. ranchers wondering what they Friday, Angus Swapp and I were going to do. went out to his range land east Speaking of feed on the ranges, of the Paria and measured some have any of you noticed the feed stockwater developments that he that Is growing in the small ex- has installed. We also checked clusion on Donald Swapps, Just some that Elmer Jackson, Pres east of Kanab. I am convinced Bunting, and Rell Little have put that this country will grow grass in. if we will just give it a chance. Erosion is the greatest known The old refrain seems to be, The waster of plant food. In a norgrass will grow, but it just wont mal year, erosion removes twenty-Mr. Mabey was district gover- hold up under grazing." Before one times as much plant food soil as crops do. nor of Lions International dur- we have any grass in this coun- from-th- e and served in the try, we have got to realize that ing 1954-55- , Utah State Senate during 1953-5- there is a difference between He was senate majority floor grazing grass and grubbing it leader in 1953. He was chairman out by its roots. I cant think of Utahs first legislative coun- of a seeding that has died out Seed-ing- s cil In 1947-48- , and was a member that has had half a chance. of lower the in country, of the council in 1951 and 1954. as much as dont course, produce 1949-5was Mr. Mabey During areas where those in the president of the Utah division of the moisture higher and temperature the American Cancer Society. will The Republican gubernatorial are more favorable, but theywiselcandidate has also served on the produce if they are grazed Some people get credit for National Council of State Gov- ywork started Mace good, when they are only being has Ronald ernments. old! west a on reservior becoming just storage An ardent booster of fishing and hunting, Mr. Mabey is national secretary of Game Breeders Association. He owns and operates his own fruit and pheasant farm in Bountiful. Widely known is business circles, Mr. Mabey serves as a director of the Bountiful State Bank. He has been an arbiter between Alton news events 4-- 4-- - 4-- 4-- Copyright, 1956, United State Brewers Foundation of highway By EARL SPENDLOVE 4-- H Oar high school correspondent says that Economics and Geog- OUR STRENGTH SOIL 6. 3 labor and Industry. Mr. Mabey is local counsel for the Civil Air Patrol. Mrs. Allen Cox went to The best Recommendation a whisky can have Pang-uitc-h with them for a visit A large group from here attended the High party held in Kanab Saturday evening. Visitors at the Othello Roundy home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Clark and son Jerry of Las Vevas, Nevada. Mrs. Clark Priest-Seventi- Of all the fine whiskies made in Kentucky and these are the worlds best Kentuckians them . selves overwhelmingly choose Early Times over all other straight whiskies! es is his only child. Frank Baldwin left last week for the Gam Swapp sheephear. Karl Roundy left Sunday for Modena to shear sheep. Dee Roundy was in Kanab Monday on business. 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