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Show ir .r. - . W ' Orson Trent ham. PLANS LAID FOR AIRPORT AD ROAD IMPROVEMENTS Ho his duties take ovor mediately. will im- Kenneth hails from Kanab, to the local airport is to be graveled, whore he was prominent in scho.ol activities. and, the landing hind taxiHe is an accomplished ing strips ..will faced'5 with. gravel, if musician and has already plans laid by the' local .showed his skill in. our chamber of- commerce and assemblies. 7xl President Snow materialize. LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA PSPS Joseph. 3. Bergin,. state THEATER TA1TH, SUPPER director of aeronautics ' road The BAND, ' Chilled to 'its patriotic marrow, a largo crowd assembled at A a. "m. Tuesday, in- front of the Liberty hotel to choer the departing draftees. Re 1 - . , ' : ' CHEER DRAFT AS THEY LEAVE FOR CROWDS f r i e nd s at i ve s , fellow-townspeo- inductees "Good-b- say,- and of the were there to y, and hurry ple back I" to the AO men who with local officials at the airport Saturday, Nellie Judd National Scribe went from Washington county. and a second meeting was met ' Nellie Judd "It wasn't a happy ed National Reporter for at best, but when the Lambda Delta Sigma at Hafen told them to held Wednesday night. Nr. Bergin was favorable to the program and was appoint- their best an executive council ing of the club Tuesday. felt that the governor would appropriate funds .available .if local bodies would do their part. It is felt locally that moot- council also Tho for plans and and laid played the "The theater party Banner," .a supper, to be pot-lu- ck and do "do, it well1, band college Star Spangled felt one each seriousness of surge crowd Coach is only held the first week in the job we have to do improvement .since this is one of December. Tho exact date the necessity of doing centhe largest training, will he determined by tho twell. in ters the state. most suitable picture RALPH HAFEN.DCONTRIBUTES The cuotas for the next7 week. that playing the fr-ir- a oft and A- . air program here have been Officers hope to soli bvecause of. reduced by ten tickets to the students and taxithy rough landing and to the public. Part ' from five Dixie in;; areas, of tho .proceeds will bo a d five- from Venturi. turned over to the student D body for the purchasing of hAVVl COLLECTION RECEIVED war stamps and bond's for the "After tho' War" schol. - . A j . collection of Kansas on was mammals received is in ruins o Kami sent It o n thro age. , j ns as , ' . SERVICES AT SUNDAY to Dr. Pinker X n cm 3 Ted a Seaman, . - wn d .. .NASD Out-of-to- . STENOGRAPHIC. . HIS 10 'SR 0? POSSESS' .who are prepared STUDENTS for part-tim- e employment' are asked has to call at tho. office. b - on named as commissioner Many urgent calls .are of amusements to succeed being received every week. Kenneth . McDonald of! has contributed a number of1 bird skins to tho depart-- j merit of biology. Some of the specimens very, welcome make ad-- 1 to .the series of since they include di Lions birds, on less-comm- records for the St. Georgs recently area. Owls, hawks and ravens Canadian bo the constituts the bulk of the t MCDONALD mounted collection birds in 193b, former Dixie student who are the specimens returned from a personal property of Mr. mission, will be housed speaker at the Institute Hardy, .but at Dixie for use by the Sunday school next Sunday These include at' 10:30 .a. m. classes. He will of the Eastern also be guest teacher for specimens pocket gopher, cotton rat, the day. Osa-uwood rat, prairie students arc mir.garoo rat, and yollow-bullie- d especially invited to atmeadow mouse. tend. D 00" own who began; Hafen, a few .somewhat Tasso UN" NTH his will TED SEAMAN TO SPEAK repayment of Ralph DEPARTMENT .. D Tuesday by Mr. Hardy. This arship. fund. TO BIOLOGY . but collection, a Lewis a now a- woodpecker makes ddition to the Dixie co. llection. previously of this collet The had specimens! woodpecker, but! not from Washington county, as is jtho .specimen donate by Ralph. There is also a Chukkar, . ' partridge, previously college. a species not owned 'by' the ' D BUY WAR STAMPS I |