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Show ; j SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS, Kanab, Utah Page Four Post Office Job Open The Board of U. S. Civil Ser- vice Examiners at the Phoenix Arizona Post Office has announced that application for the position of Substitute Clerk and Substitute Carrier "in the Fredonia Post Officp are being accepted. Local eligiblcs will have preference, however, certification will be made of the eligiblcs from another area who have not expressed unuillinkness to accept appointments in the place where the vacancy exists. Further information and the necessary application forms may be obtained from the Commissions Examiner in Charge, or Civil Service Information Representative Postmaster located at the Post Oftiee; from the 10th U. S. Civil Service Regional Office at the Denver Federal Center, or from the Executive Secretary. Board of U. S. Civil Service F.xamin ers at the Phoenix, Arizona will Post Office. Applications be accepted in the office of the Executive Secretary, Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners, Tost Room 204, Office Department, Main Post Office, Phoenix Arizona until further notice. Utah Fish & Game . . . lations each year. The following information was listed for hunters to remember as they go afield this year. Keep with you at all times while hunting the proper tag for the in. hunt you are participating Metal tags are issued' for all game hunts. At the time of kill lock the tag securely in the hock joint of the animal Be sure that it is locked before moung your kill It is unlawful to transport any big game animal at any time if the animal is not tagged. This includes transportation by foot, horseback or any other means, and possession in camp, on the road or at home The tag must accompany the animal to the locker or wherever it is processed and remain with the meat until it is used up Teachers Meet Good Neighbor . . . j Bonanza Sets In Kanab Monday U cf U in- Schedule More rehearsal APPLES step-gian- after September the varieties. adventure per-ainin- g ' & 0 from To keep a clothesline fraying, rub it occassinnally with a bar of moist soap tha gat acquainted price To oil a hard to reach spot without mess, let the oil run down a thin wire to the point desired Stools only $5.95 Assorted Colors & s the eating fc, Styles at the get Orchard. The mans man drinks the light Kentucky bourbon g i Oth I ke While They Last!!! Occasional Bandsmen To Meet September 1959 Some 100 bandsmen are expect- interested in joining the musicflew Stop than 35 were present at ed to show up for the first ians to attend the Teachers Institute held in Kaof the 1959 version of the Wednesday, Sep.16 at 6 30 p.m. A" new schedule Bonanza for nab September 7 at the ElemenAirlines will go into' effect Sep- University of Utah Marching band. in Building 410 on the Universitys tary School, with sessions start- tember 27, 1959 in Forest D. Stoll, director of the upper campus. Or applications are of boys and girls Five of them according to Tom at 10 a m and 1pm. local all They are all A students Two ing station Chandler, manager. band, invites any U. of U. student available from Mr. Stoll. Arthur Bruhn, president of of her boys were chosen to attend The new schedule finds BonanBoss State and one of her girls za leaving Salt-LaCity at 2 p. has been to Girls State. They are trong as her will to work, m arriving at Cedar City at 3 37; ler live stepchildren (four St. George 4 07 and outstanding, active, and helpful arriving in in all the church organizations, now living) besides her own son Kanab at 4 40 p m. to PhoeGoing . .iid in school functions. They are ire a monument to any real moth-r- nix and at 7.42 p m. arriving following right along in her fool Coming from Phoenix Bonanza children all Her steps She has a well managed will leave at 7.30 am, arriving in to .how feel of full is that they belong thej always happy home. It Kanab at 1(V33 for a two minute Those good Glendale Apples will be extra children who loc to come her family. will Geothe to St Hop go flight 25. She is now Stake Primary Presi-ien- t ready and enjoy her pleasant hospitality Cedar City, Provo and arrives and has been for years. Her rge. and be with her children. Twice m Salt Lake City at 1.18 pm. We have all of most popular eatshe has opened her home and o workers all love to work with Bonanza also maintains a non in the is to She and her icr. always present suppor heart purse and ing cooking stop flight from Salt Lake City to hoir or wherever anj thing Navajo children who have lived to it is going on. She has Phoenix with the plane leaving there and been treated as one of For a new in flavor try the family while they attended put over many banquets, both Salt Lake City at 7.15 a m. and arm Phoenix at 9.25 am. Golden Delicious for both and hurch and club, and has helped riving school These are some of the reasons nany other people to learn to do cooking. his. Dixie College, was the main spe;A-e- r win Charlotte H Young is conout in the morning session with comes Wilma real But the , sidered a Good Neighbor in how she helps people Often the afternoon session taken up on Special themselves even primarily with the BYU Audio vithout the The good Neighbor whom I mowing it. I heard one woman visual department explaning the small Golden Delicious. would like to nominate is one ay, My husband will be home new program recently startedln oon cussin because I haven't got using film and strip to aid the whose life is dedicated to her fellow men She is a very dependable teacher in her work. supper read;'. 1 cant cook Plan now to V lima your supply said You can too. You-person and one who never refuses All teachers in the county were Bauer an opportunity when asked to been doing pic cherries today Find-lay- , as S. well as Rachel Yes, but niv pies present give sen ice in any way to her laven't you'' Owen M. Dais and Patricia Wilma: family, church, community, and ilwavs turn out soggy. is the Rex Bauer, Glendale, Utah I). she Even a more little in lard Krueger, Supt Dais and pnn-- , Just though friends, drop mother of 8 loelv children, and he crust, a little more sugar and cipals Reese and Kirby gave reshe i drop or two of food color in the president of the Primary, ports at the sessions. still has time to sing with the ll ling, is all you need to do." choir, singing mothers, in a trio, Now she is a good pie maker, or play her violin whenever she cherri pie. Wilma has since helped her is asked Whether the funeral is at Alton or Moccasin, she will in many other cooking and bak-ntravel that distance to be of serhints Her husband is content'd and her ego is lifted greatly as vice with her musical talent. She is the type of person who .he cooks with confidence. doesn't wait until a death comes Another neighbor was having into a home to show her love. She rouble with her daughter. It had mav bring you a cake, cookies, or (often her down in bed. Wilma fresh vegetables from her garden, vent over with a bowl of good, anv day of the week, or she may lourishing food and said, Everybring you a pie on your birthday. body has trouble like this. Get She listens to her neighbors out of there and dean up your troubles and gives them comfort house She did and got well, and hope last baby was born When my This person whom we all love come down in the mornwould ,he A YOUNG aiu is JULIA II good ing and say. I m going to be home neighbor me need If call. you loday just She has a wonderful way of When Jesus told the story, making you feel secure and wantho must 'd. There are so many things she Who is MY Neighbor Famous have had people like Wilma Meeks has done too numerous to menin mind There aren't many peo- tion here. But Ill bet if we were Sour Mash Bourbon, ple like her They are rare as a lo get all her friends or associates a more mAICMT diamond in the dust Her neigh ogether there wouldn't be .one BOURBON bor is anyone who needs help but who could tell of more than V'huiuy tharTf our generationsT great or small She is there, on one way in which she has helped IBH vm& the ball, hem NATIONAL DISIllLfHS PROD. BT I first really Hal I Hill PROOf knew her when 86 . leuiSYRlt, KT., DISTRIBUTED she was work director in the Ward Relief Society. I think I have never heard her waste time nor words on gossip. If anything comes up about anyone she either chips in some thing good about them or else ignores it completely, going more conon about something structive, often changing the subject completely. As Relief Society president she was tops. Her testimony was as tion. She is also a gifted and teresting public speaker. One of her best contrHniTioVis to society is her large family e SPECIAL 10, Thursday, September HILL Empress Decorative Pillows MEILIL OIILY Kentuckys 4: ,98c .ns Dont Wait - Come In Vs" 0 Today for Yours CO CO.-- COLLINS FENTON REXALL STORE KANAB, favorite for -- s-- UTAH v-- w-. -- w tyv y:ij DQISf? aisi? LeRoy P. Judd INSURANCE AGENCY Kanab, Utah l33rrij A real treat SWISS Cheese Sandwich BETTER LIGHTING IS OF LIVING AN IMPORTANT BETTER PART ELECTRICALLY V' PLEASE V WHEN its Back to School time, your electric servant, Reddy Kilowatt, alert to the students needs. Now again, he makes a special effort to remind everyone that good lighting is a requirement that goes hand in ' WITH UTAH CHEESE is always hand with easy seeing and good grades. its time to take the helpful advice of Reddy and make sure now that your childrens study lighting is adequate. For instance, a 150 watt lamp in a study lamp that eliminates glare will provide maximum eye comfort for reading and studying. Yes, . Proper lighting is the wise decision . to help assure better sight health . . . and better grades. The ABCs for happier Baek-to-Scho- ol . . . better Days. from coast to coast SHIRT Jo COLLINS' UTILITIES COMPANY l goeverywhere-thij-fa- BERMUDA SHORTS leparates of plaid tarpoon, brightly accented by rib knit; or disciplined cotton broadcloth. Brown or blue plaid; cotton-and-wo- CALIFORNIA-PACIFI- C $6.50 PONCHETTE $9.95 .. $6.50 BLOUSE $6.50 SLIM SKIRT INNER - OUTER $6.50 BLOUSE- $6.50 ol black knit; butternut or blue broadcloth. - CAPRI PANTS Sizes 5 to 15, n THE PINK POODLE Parry Lodge Kanab, Utah $7.95 |