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Show r ra . Thursday, December 11.1333 . i fCOTHERM-UTA- S:m::n::n Freni Lit., tercel At Fort Rucker, Ala! (AHTNC) Second Lt Merwin A; Stevens, 23, son of Mr: ahd Mrs. J. Merwin Stevens, ML Carmel, Utah, 19-we- air tactics course at the Array Aviation Center, Fort Rucker, Alabama. Lt. Stevens received training in the duties of Army aviation officers in support of combat operations of grohnd forces. Army airplanes are primarily used for reconnaissance purposes. The lieutenant was a soil scientist with the U.S. Dept, of Agricultures SCS in' Ogden before entering the Army in Nov. of last year. A member of Alpha Zeta fraternity and the Scabbard and Blade society, he was graduated from Utah State University at Logan in 1957. , - ' Turkey Shew, December S and 6 in Salt lake City, are he pe hilt Den Jacebten, Bruce Allred and Gayle Hetman. These beys will represent Sanpete Ceunty in competition with ether young turkey growers throughout Utah. .m t NEWS Page Three Glendale daily news items and notes Fcrt Rcehcr, Ala. recentjy completed the v Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson and son of Delta were visitors here the past week. A birthday party was given December 8th in honor of Miss Diane Dallins' 9th birthday. Horace, Thell and Jim Maxwell went to Phoenix and Mesa, Arizona the past week end on business. While there they visited Mrs. May Black, a relative, who formerly lived here. The following group: Mr. and Mrs. Clark Workman, John S. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Neldon Cox, Mrs. Eva Dallin and Mr. Willard Mackelprang, went on the excursion to the St. George Temple Saturday. A group of Primary Officers from our Ward attended the Pri ' mary Preparation meeting held at Kanab Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Anderson, Marianne and Daisy Anderson, went to Mona the past week to see relatives. ded the Senior play The Defiance of David Charles which was under the direction of Mr. Rex Bauer and was very good. V 'l!GH The Kanab South and .North Wards of the MIA are putting in a great deal of time preparing their Christmas Festival, to be presented to the public December 22nd. The Festival will be held in the High School auditorium, to begin promptly at 7:30 p.m. No admission will be charged, with everyone invited to attend. land Utah Fish & Gama Can't you just picture it. Nick? . . . it's Christmas Eve . . pull tha littla lavar and gently swival out on tha roof. Kane County seat news notes Weakly Hews Events i i L Give. ..serve n pUT Js ...enjoy TASTES SO RICH sndrvi . . . SWALLOWS SO SMOOTH if umsnm, it., iisitiioui in mnmt iismuts hodocts Mimi't-uim- ii r til 1 ? ht When you 07 your childs eyes are neglected, Visual Deteriation Is on the Increase. j ' j Make an appointment now to see DR. M. F. BURGESS OPTOMETRIST OR VISION SPECIALIST at the Kanab Motel In Kanab Tuesday, December 16th ZENITH HEARING FREE DEMONSTRATION AID i The weaker sex is the stronger because of the weakness of the stronger sex for the weaker sex. a Zenith Hearing Aid are lasting CHRISTMAS GIFTS Tzry If act Draper . Eye-Sig- A foundatiou for the future has Club been built by two Utah members. State wluners of the Achievement award are Sandra Hacking, of Vernal, and Bruce Draper, of Logan, both 18 ' rears old;' ... Both , received, certificates of recognition for their contribution in club and community activities. Miss Hacking will be a state delegate to the 37th National Club Congress opening in Chicago Nov. 30. The awards are provided by the Ford Motor Co. activAfter nine years of ity Mlsa Hacking sums it up by saying, I hope I will always be a part of this fine program which encourages me to make my best a little better. She has done well enough to take Unltatt County awards In garden, home improvement, dress revue and leadership. She was three-time- s president of the Club, and a Jolly Stitchers leader, since 1957 of the Maeser Bakers. An unexpected benefit received by Draper has been the experience of renewing his annual sales contracts with Utah Poultry. He was poultry Judging winner in 1956 and state agricultural demonstration winner in 1957. He has been a member for seven years, and was president of the Cache County Caklers. The Cooperative Extension Service directs this activity. Christmas calls for Cartons of . Kentucky Bourbon at its Best Truly American Whiskey mu ( mil ci., -- Sandra Hacking gift-wrapp- ed j- .? l 'I t Long the favorite Bourbon of many of your hest friend, Hill and Hill is now handsomely to he douhly welcome at Holiday time! iff Are you neglecting your with a number of others ranging in age from 2V4 to 3.V4 years. The majokjty of thaae birds were released from department game farms at the age of one year and indicates a survival period of from 1 Vt to3 years in the wild state. Glasses or . Mr. and Mrs. Fay Hamblin, and Mr. and Mrs. Preston Bunting enjoyed several days in Salt Lake City and Ogden the past week on business and pleasure matters. The report showed the harvest of one 4 Vi year old bird together In making this report known department spokesmen again Sherill Anderson and Dee asked that hunters return any Workman went to Richfield Mon- game birds bands they may still have in their possession. Infor- day on business. mation from these bands plays A large group from here atten- - an important part in the man-- j agement of Utahs game species. Full information on age, date of release and location of orig-- , Attain Top Record inal release site will be sent to all persons making band returns. In Achievement As with the 4 year old bird reported this year, your bird may have had an interesting history. 86 PROOF you . . f -- SOUR MASH . Kanab Wards Plan Christmas Festival Karl Jameson of Kanab is in That many game farm reared the St. Marks hospital this week Miss Edith Ramsay, Vida and chukur partridges, unlike most where he underwent surgery for Gene Leigh and RuDeJl Mackgame birds, aid in wild bird pro- double hernia. Mrs. Jameson reCedar of elprang City were here duction beyond their first year ports him as getting along well over the week end. was brought to light today as the with plans to return home next A special program was presen- department of fish and game re- week. ted here .Saturday evening by leased figures from early chukar the Sunday School with Rita and band returns. Melvin Jackson giving the scripture; a talk by Shlrl Spencer; chorus by the Junior Sunday School under the direction of Verla Iverson; a vocal duet by Bishop Jack Maxwell and Cloyd Bringerhoff and a talk by Willard Mackelprang. Mrs. Elsie Brinkerhoff returned home this week from the northern part of the state where she has been seeing relatives. if. fiomri! pcle SALES smun imiM wmmt-- it notf. 4-- BUYING... 4--H SELLING.. .Oh REN TING... USE TI.Z mm a8 4-- GAS -- TOONS THE SURE WAY TO THE FASTEST ' By DOC RESULTS yjk Fori ; holiday entertaining fzr" tree trimming H 1 C:!I 4-23- 33, cr SI:? la -- at SOUTHERN UTAH tIEIVS Kcnsb, Utah ' card writing wrapping gift Ml ' mjj Tcy Theyre all GOOD SKATES Kanab Motor Co. We work on anything that ROLLS! KAN AD MOTOR COMPANY STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Phono Ml KANAB, UTAH ... all during the Christmas fun . . . pause often for the cold crisp taste, the cheerful CoS-ColSTOCK UP liftjof SIGN OF GOOD TASTE a. WmPcARTONS OF KING eomwn 0 mm mi m WZS'COKlf TODAY. Bottled under authority of The Coca-Col- a Company by CEDAR CITY COCA- - COLA BOTTLING CO. nawn, |
