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Show Biigham City Students Win Scholarship Awards Box Elder Couiily Fair Will Run August 26, 27, 28 in Tremonton Golden Spike Rodeo, Judging Events Are Included in Show The Elder County Fair, 1951 on edition, will begin Thursday, August 211 and will eonlinue on August 27 and 28 at the fair grounds in Tremonton. Judging events at the Thursday, August 20 opening day of the fair inelude the following which will begin at 10:00 a. m.: and FFA to be folDairy; lowed immediately by the open class: Beef, 4 II and FFA to be followed by open class judging; Sheep judging; Agricultural crops, Junior class, followed by the open class; and Horticulture, Junior class followed by open class judging. Demonstrations by the club will be given from lO'OO a. m. until 5:00 p m 4-- 4-- At 11:00 a. m, Flower judging is scheduled. Horses will be judged at 1:00 p rn. Demonstrations by the 4 II club will be given from 10:00 a m until 5:00 p m. The 4 H club Dress review is to be given at 4:00 p m Also at 4:00 p. m, is the Fair parade. At 8:00 i. m . a talent show is scheduled. On August 27, Friday, the second day of the Box Elder County Fair, the exhibits and concessions will open at lOOO a. m. Poultry judging, Junior class will begin at 10:00 a m. with the open class judging immediately following The Golden Spike rodeo is scheduled to at 8:00 p. m. On Saturday, August 28, the fair concessions will open at he-bi- 10:00 (i m The second pei forma nee of the Golden Spike rodeo will again stait at 8:00 p. m Members of the 1954 Board of Direetois of the fair aie: T. A. monton Leader; and Vernal Johns, Garland Titnes. Buildings and" Grounds, Geo. Davis, director, Garland; Thomas Summers, director, Tiemonton; Mervln Christensen, supervisor, Tremonton Agriculture, supervisor, Paul R Daniels, Brigham City, director; John Tanaka, lloneyville; Jay Holmgren, Tremonton; Ed Ward, Brigham City. Horticulture, Paul R. Daniels, director; and supervisors, Raymond Payne, Biigham City; Howard Johnsen, Garland; Dairy cattle, Groves Harper, Corinne, director and supervisors, J Henry Sorenson, East Garland; L. Maurice Larson, Corinne; Clifford Hansen, Mantua; Z W. Earl, Biigham City. Beef cattle, Grover Harper, Coiinne, director; Thomas A. Summers, Tiemonton, director; and supervisors, Max Anderson, I.vnn Holmgren and Ben Tanaka. Sheep, Thomas A. Summers, Tremonton. director; and supervises. L D Wilde, Brigham East GarCity; Paul Larson, land; Neda Brown. Tremonton. Hogs, Grover Harper. Corinne. director; and supervisors, Sid Skinner, Tremonton; and George Braegger, Willard Hoi ses, Dr Robert Poulson, Tiemonton, dneitoi; and supervises, Paik Stumm, Tiemonton; Don Horner, Jr, Tremonton; Douglas Holmgien, Tremonton; Haiold B Felt. Biigham City, (Shetland ponies). Boys' 4 li club, Paul R. Daniels, Brigham City; Thomas A. Summeis. Tremonton, directors; and Lynn Kerr, Tremonton, Leonaid Petersen, Penrose; and Howard Johnson, Garland. Futuie Farmers of America, Sam Gordon, Brigham City; supervisors, Owen Westenskovv, Brigham City: Norwood Hyer, John Olsen. Brigham City; Marble. Tremonton, and Mr. Jensen of Garland. The fair premium books, printed by the Box Elder News and Journal are now completed and are available for distribution at the County Agents office in the county court house. The United States Civil Seranvice Commission today nounced examinations for the following positions: Medical officer, $7,425 to $10,450 a year; fishery methods and equipment and specialist, $3,410 to $7,0-10- ; pioduction specialist, $5,000 to Sommers, Tremonton, president; Howard Glenn. Tremonton, manager; Commissioner Geoige Davis, Garland; Jerry Fruin. Tremonton; Perc Petersen, Brigham Grover Harper, Corinne; City; Edith Summers, Tremonton; Maudel Burke, Honeyville; A Dr. E Buchanan, Tremonton; Robert Poulson, Tiemonton, Edsecretary-tieasurer- , na Tanner, Biigham City; and Eva Haiper, Corinne. Ex officio members are Anson Will B Call, Jr, Brigham City, Coun M Bessie ty Agricultuial agent; Hansen, Biigham City; home 23 demonstration agent; Paul R. Daniels, Biigham City, assistant county agent; Howard Johnson, Harold D. Olsen, Salt Lake and City artist, will open fall art Harland, FFA instructor; Sam Goidon, Biigham City, FFA classes on Monday afternoon, instructor. 23, Mrs. Henry L. Thorne August Farm Buicau ofieers are: How- announced this week. ard Glenn, Tiemonton, president The ten weeks course, espeof the North division; Mrs. J. W. f cially designed for beginners, vice presi- will be olfered for adults only Iverson, Tiemonton. A. V. and will meet at dent, North division; Box Elder Smoot, Corinne, piesident. South Iligft school each Monday at division; and Mrs Ernest Hug- 3:30 p m Mrs Thome will act gins. Bear River City, piesident as registration agent lor the art of the home and community classes and now is accepting section. South division. students for the course. Box Elder county commissionWe are starting the classes ers are: Lewis S. Wight, Brigham early this fall so that beginning City; Robert S Potter. Garland; students will be advanced far and George W. Davis, Garland. enough to take full advantage Departments and their super- of the beautiful fall landscape visors include: Farm imple colors, Mrs. Thorne said in ments and equipment displays, making the announcement. Albert D. Earl, supervisor; and Howard Johnsen, Garland, director. Concessions, Thomas. A. Summers, Tremonton, director. Premium Book, Anson B. Call, Jr., director; Bessie M. Hansen, I director; Mrs. Edith Summers, i Albert S. Thorson, Jr., son of Tremonton, supervisor; and EdMr. and Mrs Albert S. Thorson na Tanner, Brigham City. Parade, Tremonton Busines- of 575 South Third East, arrived smens association, Horace Hayes, home Saturday after completing chairman; Community booths, six weeks of training at the Ft. Perc Petersen, chairman; Anson Lewis, Washington, ROTC sumB. Call, Jr., director member; A. mer camp. Thorson received a first place E. Buchanan, director member; and supervisors James White of medal for military proficiency Garland, and Evan Thompson of Company B at the encampment and an expert rating in of Tremonton. which marksmanship. Advertising and publicity, Ber rifle n Art Classes Open August Thorson Completes Summer Camp $10,800. The medical officer examination is for filling positions in the Canal fcone on the Isthmus of Panama. Applicants must be j fully qualified as doctors of medicine. Because of the effects of the tropical climate the maximum age limit is 45 years, waived up to 62 years for persons entitled to veteran preference. The fishery methods and equipment specialist positions require sea duty, chiefly In the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. responsible experience in the fishery exploration and production area is required. Ap propriate education may be sub How Box Elder NEWS Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, August 11, Jobs Are Listed nice Anderson. Corinne; Charles Claybaugh, Brigham City News and Journal; Andy Retting, Tre- Box 3 New Civil Service ' 1954 stituted, year for year, for the required experience. Deadline for application for tfye job is - , September 28, 1954. Production specialist positions, are principally with the Department of the Navy in Washington, D. C., and nearby area. , Full information including Instructions on applying, and application forms, may be secured from the Commissions Examiner in Charge, Glenn S. Nelson, located at Post Olfice in Brigham City. Chicago Corner Sells At $149.88 A Square Foot CHICAGO (UP) A corner of "the worlds busiest corner" has been sold for $1,200,000. The northeast corner at State and Madison Streets was sold by the trustee for the estate of Lo- lita Sheldon Armour to the Connecticut General Life Insurance company. The size of the property Is 53.2 by 150.5 feet. to get more work from your engines heavy-du- ty ' , You can reduce "down time" and save on operating costs by lubricating your diesel and heavy-dutgasoline engines with RPM y Delbert Hirschi and Gerald Speth . . . junior students in comgnerce at Utah State Agriculner, head of the accounting and business administration detural college, were both given $500 scholarships by the First partment and Speth. Seated is Norman D. Salisbury, vice Security foundation. Shown at the presentation ceremonpresident and manager of the Logan branch of the First ies are, left to right, standing', Ilirschi, Prof. V. D. Gard Security Bank. $500 GIFTS Pfc. Gale Skinner Delbert Hirschi, Gerald Speth Earn Serves in Korea Foundations Commerce Scholarships Two $500 scholarships will be given to outstanding junioi stu dents m eornrneiee at Utah State Agricultuial college by the First Security Foundation, it was announced this week by Dr. C. Jay Skidmore, acting dean of students at USAC. Delbert L. Hirschi and Gerald L. Speth, both of Brigham City, have been chosen to receive these scholarships for the 1954-5school year. Each will he given $100 a quarter for five ning this fall. Both Speth quarters, begin- and Hirschi junior students majoring are in bus- iness administration. Selection of the scholarship winners is made by Dr. Milton R. Merrill, dean of the school of commerce, and Prof. V. D Gardner. head of the accounting and business administration department. We are happy to make these scholarships available to worthy USAC students, stated Norman D. Salisbury, vice president and manager, Logan division of First Security Bank. 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