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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS WEDNESDAY AUGUST 4, 1993 Community Obituary He served in a variety of educational offices in Kane County. Past president of the Kane County Teachers Association, director ofthe Utah Elementary Principals Association, and was appointed by Governor Rampton to serve on the Committee for Children and Education. Civic activities include seven years on the Kanab City Council, where he assisted in gaining accreditation for Kanab High School. He served ten years as chairman of the Five County Advisory Council on Aging and as chairman of the Kane County Council on Aging. He was a charter member of the Kanab Lions Club and was the Kane County correspondent for 8 Ask the Recipe Lady By Estelle Hardin pan; boil for 5 minutes over medium heat. When cake is done, remove from oven; while hot, poke holes all over top of cake using long tines to reach clear down to bottom of pan. Pour hot fruit-suga- r mixture over cake. Place cake in refrigerator to cool. Combine pudding mix with 2 cups of milk; beat with electric mixer. Spread pudding mixture over cooled cake right over the Better Than Sex Cake 1 box pudding-styl- e yellow cake cooled pineapple mixture. Imy mix mediately spread top1 (6 oz.) pkg. instant vanilla over ping pudding layer. Sprinkle coconut over non-dair- y pudding mix 2 cups cold milk topping. Sprinkle pecans over 1 (8 oz) carton y whipped coconut. Refrigerate. Makes 16 to 20 servings. topping 1 cup Helpful kitchen hint: For baksugar 1 can (20 oz) crushed pineapple ing, its best to use medium to (do not drain) large eggs; extra large eggs may 2 cups shredded coconut cause cakes to fall when cooled. 1 cup chopped pecans To answer a request, share to cake mix your favorite recipe, or send in a according Prepare directions on box. Pour into a helpful kitchen hint: ASK THE greased 9"xl3" pan. Bake 25 to RECIPE LADY, do Southern 30 minutes in 350 degree oven. Utah News 26 N. Main, Kanab, While cake is baking, mix the Utah 84741. Include your full sugar and pineapple in a sauce name, city, and state. have a great recipe for you today. When reading the recipe, you might think the finished cake would be very rich. Have you got a surprise coming! Its really light. I think it takes the place of ice cream. So forget the ice cream, and get ready to make the best tasting cake youve ever had; you wont have to wait long for the compliments. I non-dair- Eve Maloney Maloney going to Antartica the Salt Lake Tribune for Petty officer 3rd class, Eve T. twenty years. Maloney, 23, a builder in the Ernest George Kirby a was of Sea BeeConstruction rating in Kirby graduate (now Brigham Young College the U.S. Navy, is on her way to Ernest George Kirby, age 88, BYU) and Utah State University Antartica to work in conjuncdied July 29, 1993 at his home and did graduate work at the tion with the National Science in Kanab, Utah. He was born University of Utah. An active Foundation for one year. Her mother is Kanab resident, July 17, 1905 in Hyde Park, member of the LDS Church, Mr. Utah to George Stokes and Kirby was a High Priest and Faith Maloney, Director of Best Rachael May Hancey Kirby. He served in many positions includ- Friends Animal Sanctuary. Eve married Rita Haycock Decem- ing Executive Secretary to two was recently selected as her ber 10, 1927 in Kanab, with bishops. commands Junior Sailor of the Survivors include his children: Quarter. She attends college at their marriage being solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple Diana K Franklin of Kanab; night pursuing a degree and a Sandra and Charles Currey of commission in Environmental on June 19, 1929. in Mr. Kirby was an educator Page; and George and Lonnie Geological Engineering. the Kane County area for forty-si- x Kirby of Kanab. A sister Ruth She is currently stationed in served He of Cluff as Utah. Fifteen princiPort Hueneme, CA undergoing Logan, years. pal of the Kanab Elementary grandchildren, great six months intensive training for fifteen years. He was also grandchildren, and two great, before going to the ice in Octoprincipal and teacher at great grandchildren. Preceded ber. Due to isolated and harsh Orderville and Alton in Kane in death by his wife Rita, daugh- conditions, she will be out of County for eleven years and ter Mary May Robertson, two contact with the outside world athletic coach for three years at sisters and a brother who died in during the winter months when Kanab High School. Ernest is infancy, and a grandson Robert the average temperature is 105 responsible for giving the High Erickson, Jr. degrees below 0. School athletic teams the nickFuneral services were held Eve will be working with the in LDS Kanab name Cowboys. the 2, August Antartica crash and fire departStake Center at 11:00 a.m. ment. When asked about her Burial was in the Kanab City upcoming trip, she expressed Yoho Cemetery under the direction of enthusiasm about this once in a Randy non-dair- forty-seve- n Construction New construction Remodeling Bath tub countertops Re-col- or 644-583- 4 Free Estimate Licensed & insured Mosdell Mortuary. A Flag lifetime opportunity. for each veteran Picture it: an avenue of flags proudly waving in Kanabs everpresent breeze, down each of the roads in Kanabs cemetery. There would be more than 150 flags, each of them five feet by nine feet, high on poles; a flag for each of the veterans buried there, and each with a plaque bearing a veterans name. This is the project planned by the Kanab Womens Civic Club, to be completed in time for Utahs State Centennial. Most of the planninghasbeen done,andnow help is needed for the first stage of work. Th e City of Kanab has agreed to participate, and will furnish the PVC pipe which will serve as holders for the flags. 18-fo- WONDERLAND FARM For all your PET needs ALL BREED DOG GROOMING Aquariums, Fish, Birds, Cages, Supplies Try our new selection of AFRICAN CICHLIDS (fish) for that SALTWATER LOOK Hours: 10-- 6 Tues-Sa- t 643-731- 9 612 S. Main - Fredonia ot these holders would be a very worthy project for a scout troop, an aspiring Eagle Scout, d or any other or individual. group Anyone interested in doing this should civic-minde- contact Councilman Bill Terrell, or Jim Johnson, with the City. The project will be expensive, entailing the purchase of pipe, brackets, plaques, and flags. Several KWCC members have contributed money, and many more have offered to donate flags from a family veterans Burdell Ruesch, chef extraordinaire funeral service. Anyone wishto movement this ing join Burdell Ruesch of Glendale is most comfortable with a spatula in his hand, should call Jo Smith, and an apron on. Mr. Ruesch has worked in the food handling business for or Barbara Russell, many years. He is currently employed by the Thunderbird restaurant. His being sure to specify in whose baked goods are excellent examples of his culinary skills. Mr. Ruesch is the memory the donation is being mam chef for the Lions Club meals served during the summer rodeos, held Digging the holes and placing made. 644-515- 4, 644-503- 4, at the Carroll Arena at Orderville. |
