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Show Southern Utah News and Kane County Standard Page Two SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS And Continuing the Kane County Standard OFFICIAL PAPER OF KANE COUNTY, UTAH Published Every Thursday aUKanab andSt.Ceorge, Utah Errol Editor and Publisher G. Brown, second-clas- matter October s 6, 1941 at the post office In Kanab, Utah, under the Act of March 3, 1879. All communications and Items for publication must be signed by the writer, whose name need not appear in print. Write on one side of paper only. Use no abbreviations. All communications subject to acceptance as the judgement of YOUR POLIO VACCIHS GET S00II AS MEMBER UTAH STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION Subscriptions $3.00 Year, $1.75 Six Months AS YOU MEANTIME, CAI1... FOLLOW THESE PRECAUTIONS: Voltaire Right-To-7cr- k Retail sales are among the best barometers of business conditions They strongly reflect the status of employment, of wages and income, and the health of family pocketbooks. A survey, based on U.S. Bureau of Census figures, shows that retail sales increased by an average of 38.4 per cent between laws during 1948 and 1954 in the 12 states having the gain D.C. and states that period. In the 36 ' was much less 29.9 per cent. right-to-wor- k laws were the sole reason No one claims that the But difference. for the comparison is important because it k has been argued that the principle would undermine the economic welfare of working people and cause all manner of financial difficulties in the states adopting it. right-to-wor- G:ed In Meny Vays Fcr QzFhnz Joseph A. Wooley of Kanab, who holds the distinction of being a subscriber to the local newspaper since' Its beginning, and who we have valued as one of our finest supporters since publishing the newspaper in Kanab, dropped In last week to take out two gift subscriptions for his daughter Mrs. Geneva Walters of Phoenix and his son, Joseph A.4 Wooley, Jr. of Henderson, Nevada. The subscription to his son was sent as a birthday gift Most of us are acquainted with the Russian Olive tree which grows so well under various conditions in this locality. However, not many of us realize this tree can be made to grow in such a way It will become a living fence that will successfully turn livestock. A Russian Olive fence will not only take the place of barbed wire, but It will also provide excellent year around protective cover for many kinds of useful wildlife. Including pollinating insects: birds, animals and incects that help destroy crop pests; game birds and animals; and the colorful, musical songbirds that add to the enjoyment of farm life. To establish a Russion I may not agree with what you say, but I will defend to the death, your right to say it." About Sends Subscriptions CLUB NEWS 4-- H - the publishers may determine. Fads ftesshn Oliva Trees By THOMAS B. EVANS Soil Conservation Service COMMUNITY CORRESPONDENTS Berneete A. Tait, Mt. Carmel Vonda McKinney, Fredonia Norene Porter, Orderville Allen Cox, Alton Entered as Thursday, July 26, 1936 NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION k right-to-wor- law is in the direct interest of k Actually, the in effect, that a man can join, as he working people. It says, wishes, and that in neither case can that be a condition of employment. In other words, he is a free agent. The union must sell itself to him on its merits not through coercion and the knowledge that he wont be able to get or hold a job if he doesn t effective join. That cannot help but make for better and more unions. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF KANE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT Olive living fence prepare the planting site in advance preferably the fall before planting. Plant a single row of seedlings one foot apart and irrigate well during the growing season. At the end of the growing season cut the young trees back with a cutter bar about four inches above the ground. Irrigate well the following year and at the end of the second growing season again cut the tops back, but this time cut them about 6 to 8 inches above the ground. This is the last cutting operation that will be necessary. With proper irrigation, cultivation, and protection until large enough, the plants will develop into a dense hedge with intertwining branches that will defy livestock to force their way through hunters, too! Subscribe Utah News to the Southern Today! The Valley Improvers held their meeting for this week at the home of Linda Lamb. Lavina Esther, Toni, Linda and our teacher were there. Lavina took charge. We made cream cheese, fudge and razzle dazzle candy. We planned our skit for our Club Camp. We are going to make our float for the 24th parade no-coo- k Local Horn Items Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Major and children from Alamogordo, New Mexico are In Kanab where they are spending a two weeks vacation, visiting with their many friends here and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Knowlton Little of Henderson, Nevada were in Kanab last weekend visiting and Monday. looking after business matters. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Heaton Linda Lamb Reporter, and children of Provo, Utah were in Kanab over the weekend Last week on the 10th we went looking after business matters to our club camp at Quak- and visiting. ing Aspen spring on the Kalbab. Among those from out of town Everyone had a lot of fun and arp looking forward to going who were here for the wedding of Donna Gae Hamblin and again next summer. were: Mr, and Mrs. Johnny We went on Nature Hikes and had crafts and recreation. Thurs- Chamberlain and two children, day night we had skits for ev- of Provo; Mr. and Mrs. Raynold eryone. There was first prize Hansen (formerly Donna Rose and Mr. and Mrs. which was two large banners; Burgoyne) second and third prizes were Lynn Cutler and daughter, who are from an Air three small desk flags, the Am- Forcetransferring Base in Mississippi, to erican, Arizona and flags. Williams AFB in Chandler, AriFlagstaff received first prize; zona. Tall Pine Homemakers, second, Mn. Frank Mich! and sons, and Tall Pine Aggies, third. Forrest and Ronnie were in KaEveryone had a lot of fun ex- nab a few days last week movcept when it rained. ing their furniture and renting their home. Reporter, Christie Baker 4-- Ros-co- e 4-- H right-to-wor- KANE COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a special election will be held in Kane County School District, Kane County, State of Utah, on the 30th day of July, 1956, at which election there a hall be submitted to the registered voter who have paid a property tax within said District, during the year next preceding auch election, the following question, Shall the Board of Education of Kane County School District, Kane County, State of Utah, be authorized to is as precious a right as any peoFinally, the right-to-wor- k issue and sell bonds of the District in the amount of Without so. considered Ninety-Nin- e Thousand Dollars ($99,000.00), in the deshould and be it can legally possess ple of One Thousand Dollar ($1,000.00) each, nomination shield is be freedom. the It real can no it there firm, unyielding numbered one (1) to ninety-nin- e (99), both Inclusive, that stands between the individual and dictatorship from the the bonds to bear Interest at a rate not to exceed four per cent per annum, and to mature in numerical employer on the one hand and the labor organization on the order in not to exceed twenty (20) years from the date other. "" of the bonds, for the purpose of raising money for purchasing school sites, for building or purchasing one or more school houses and supplying the same with furn- (4) Old-Sly- Vaealisns b Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to-wi- Member of Federal Reserve System Surplus 5200, COO Capital $100,009 iture and necessary apparatus, and for improving the grounds?" not true that you cant turn the clock back. Said election shall be held In the five (5) school representaAccording to the hotel industry, there is a swinging back of tive precincts and the polling places within said precincts and the the pendulum in American vacation habits to the standards of Judges who have been appointed to conduct the election are as follows: the more relaxed and better living of the Nineties. Voting Districts Polling Placo Judges of Election r' business forecast symposium Speaking at a recent FIRST SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE PRECINCT of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, Charles A. Kanab No. 1 Kanab High School Clara C. Pratt Helene B. McAllister Kanab, Utah Ilorrworth, executive vice president, American Hotel AssociaMarie M. Crosby tion, recalled that at the turn of the century people spent their SECOND SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE entire summer vacation a one place. PRECINCT Kanab No. 2 Kanab Elementary School Esther B. Judd Harriet R. Judd Then, as autos and good roads came into the picture, people Kanab, Utah Elva H. Judd got the urge to see how many places they could crowd into one vacation period. PRECINCT THIRD SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE No. 3 D. C. Swapp Residence Lola F. Swapp Kanab Today, Mr. Ilorrworth said, the resort hotels report that Clara E. Bunting Kanab, Utah once again families are spending their vacation at one chosen Margaret S. Cram place. There is a great demand for a slowing down and relaxaPRECINCT FOURTH SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE tion from the increasing tensions of the business world. Further, ML Carmel No. 4 Lindsay C. Tait Residence Bemeeta' Talt VUate S. Esplin families are travelling together again. The take the kids with Mt. Carmel, Utah Vauna L. Covington them. Valley Elementary School Bessie E. Brooksby The swing toward family vacations, the Chamber notes, is Orderville N. 4 Velma Carroll Orderville, Utah just another sign of fair business weather as more and more AmHolland Lamb erican families enter the middle and upper income brackets. FIFTH SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE PRECINCT Glendale Elenu School Mildred Jackson Glendale No. 5 Leah L. Brinkerhoff Glendale, Utah Verla B. Iverson Vfcal Makes America Its FIRST STATE BANK OF SAUNA SAUNA. UTAH mid-yea- Alton No. 5 Alton School Twlla C. Cox Elementary Theres no doubt that in the last generation or so more and Horace Roundy Alton, Utah more persons have developed the habit of looking to government Milo Palmer to do things for them and to solve their problems. The voting at such election shall be by ballot, which ballots So this statement by Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey will be furnished by the Clerk of the Board of Education of Kane School District to the Judges of Election, to be by them furnished is highly timely: "The success of our economy depends not upon to the qualified voters. government, but upon the effects of all the people all trying to do a little more for themselves, trying to better themselves and 7:00 The polls at each polling place shall be opened at the hour of oclock, A.M., and will be kept open until the hour of 8:00 their loved ones. It is the cumulative effect of all this individual oclock, P.M., at which hour they shall be dosed. effort . . . that makes our system superior to anything ever No person shall be permitted to vote at said election unless he known in this world before. Thats what makes America." shall be a registered voter residing In the School Representative Precinct in which he offers to vote and shall have paid a property tax in said School District during the year next preceding such 1 Digest Grcv;l!i THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF KANE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTrKANE COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH, SPECIAL BOND ELECTION. Shall the Coard of Education of Kens County School trlct. Kane County, Stats of Utah, bo authorized to Issus and sell bonds of the District In the amount of NInety-Hin- e Thousand Dollars ($S9,CC9.C9), In the denomination of One Thousand Dollars ($1,C99.C9) each, numbered one (1) to ninety-nin- e (CD), both Inclusive, the bonds to bear Interest at a rata not to exceed four per cent per anto In and mature In numerical erder num, not to exceed twenty (20) years from the data of the bends, for the purpose of raisins money for purchases school sites, for bulldlns or purchaslns c ne'er more school houses and supplying the same with furniture and necessary apparatus, and for Improving the grounds? . (4) YES For the issue of bonds g "no election. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Board of Education of Kane The National Industrial Conference Board points out that County School District, Kane County, State of Utah, has caused this notice to be given as required by law this 28th day of June, while everything about this country has grown enormously in 1956. the last 40 years, the growth and cost of government have grown LYNN F. FINDLAY most President Board of Education of Kane County School Since 1922, for example, our national income has District, Kane County, State of Utah. gone up 442 per cent. But the total tax burden has jumped more than ATTEST: twice as much-9- 68 percent. And the figure would be higher RACHEL S. FINDLAY still is the annual $11 billion in social security levies were included. Clerk, Board of Education of Kane County School District Kane County, State of Utah. This clearly shows why the of cost cutting government and eliminating every activity of government is our (SEAL) number Qne domestic problem. Published July 12, 19, 26, 1936 non-essenti- al OFFICIAL BALLOT If the voter desires to vote In faver cf the proposition, he shall mark a cross (x) In tho square opposite the werd 4YE5f If he desires to vote against the preposition, he shall mark a cross (x) In the square opposite the werd Rc OFFICIAL CALLOT FCR KAMI CCUtJTY SCHOOL DISTRICT SPECIAL CORD ELECTION July 30, ICES Signed: RACHEL S. FIRDLAY Clerk of the Coord cf Education cf Kane County School District, Kane Ccunty, State cf Utah. |
