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Show SjniHriELD SENTINEL. SMITHFIELD UTAH, MAT 22. 19S6. A very intre sting talk was on her trip through Europe given A!u Associate gas engineer $3,2!'J a at the tiivii oervica Commission . of the with the Extensa ser I Civil Service Exams Second ward Relief Society United States department Bureau of Mines, Department meeting ,'ye year. laat Tuesday, by Mrs.T. B. Farr. IlfaNIS AgBMSt MlSle&d- agriculture and the agricultural Interior of the The United States Civil Sendee adjustment administration and stats ( Commission has announced open :olleeM of asriculture- Full information may be obtained Ing Information Mrms Harold Hansen have Mrs. examinations follows: as the Secretary of the United competitive from I Committees elected by farmer, of Phyllis Tueller as their guest for Assistant adviser in labor l'w ad- States Civil Sen'ice Board of Exc nst,il.Ute tbe active Tire United a short visit. Stale. Civil gcnico ministration, $2,600 a year. Division aminers at the post office or cusfie.d foK-eThey advise with then of Labor Standads, Depatmcnt of tomhouse in Commission ha. sent a notice to post any yity which has u and assist them in pro- Labor. offices, warning that misleading in- - ",?hho office of the first of the secpost Mr. Jmes Thornley spent last formation is K work at theis Senior .dl0rti 0 being given the public ? ond class, or front the United States $4,600 technologist, paper week-en- d in Salt Lake City visiting by practices may embrace soil- a representatives of some of the year, Forest Sendee, Department Civil Sendee Commission, Washing-tuWs brothw, Thimas ...conserving and require- - of Thornley who correspondence schools which D. C. Agriculture. is ill at the LDS hospital to inents qualify for federal grants. j Civil Service courses. A:1 fanners are eligible' for mem" I For a lung time, the commission F in, the various county agribership beefl receivene complaint from Mr. Ervin Onley has been visitm cultural assoqiation. The with his parents Mrms Hyrum On- chairman of e.'fh community o th? opportunities forWhh ate obley for the past two 'weeks. committee is a member of taming Federal employment have township the board of directors of the counbeen greatly exaggerated. was made clear that no school ty association. The president of the Scott Nelson has been visiting association is chosen by the with friend and relatives in Smith-'ka- i ai,y connection whatever with rounty the Civil Service Commission or with county board, and he, with the field for the past week. and one or more elected any other branch of the Government, board constitute the county members, alfu al,d that the commission ha. ,T . Hansen re the no agents who solicit applications e mmittee. Representative, of the county comaon bom Thursday for civil service parents positions or who mittee will asrist in May 14. preparing and sell Civil Sendee Courses. 11 No school can guarantee Govern- - checking 5 forms submitted by producers, and will also survey, check, Demar Merrill of Helena ' Mrs. r"d mne " !vens and report upon the total acreage Montana been visiting with and production of t ejtanu1,lt crops SmtMield tlenef land upon obta,n The Commission stated that it doe. fami8 a, to not recommend any school, and ex- noceMtary y .? Mrs. Ronald Hendrick, and ..Wpbdned that it is not necessary for of Salt Lake City have been guests . committee yne to take a course with a so- -, T?ay . locals Ji Thornley art spend visiting Mrmi day Idaho Falla, Weaver at Ralph ? ' Idaho. literary club met at of Mr.. Helen P. TooUon afternoon, Mr. Rebecca JW - f,o guests S' pnt, I n, on w- iTmembers Mri William Hurren Mm. SL Hansen and Mrs. Glen R, tunchceon was served by the ; IT. The tables and rooms were SJSngly ud dec-rat- with lilac, Griffiths, Mrms ed Robert of Ogden Sunday. Wrijht jL 10 nt I Mrs. George-- ", with Mrms C. william 'Gsntwell gojenaon visited their home. GET TRUE FORD QUALITY 7tisislUptM Jrold Mrms George Pitcher have moved will to Shelley, Idaho when they ni tAAAAAAAAaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA " peonies. v,ms - i,e-plyme- left has Jams Bemad h. for where he will this summer. Idaho Bloomington, he employed Mrs. Oliver Nilson was the a birthday club ol homr 0?d;ta inta guest mem it i- ben party held Wednesday aftern,erVicf oon. luncheon was served at one in the county, review M es- long table centered with a crystal I itablished by community committee- a Ten members hiwl of pink tulips. ta the M J0 Mrs. Morris Hansen hed a party fl SSlJfSSlation ex- wen present. Mrs. Richard Toolson y ,n connw.tian w,h for her club afven' sewing Thursday animations be obtained may wet in charge of the party. Mm. any noon fte table and room, were Without Cost, from the secret was presented with a gift of agriculture concerning the corated with spring flowers. Miss ary of the Civil Service Board at W M"7 .eojnd dp.M Change to Summer Grade, Germ Proeeued Motor.. Oili. Paramount hild hearing conduct investigations, Pingne Service Station, Smithfield. or consider cares that . b:e. . conceit 'T deime, ,t Adv. CLAYPOOL TO HER I FOR MOTHERS DAY. ERVICE Ws an adequately prepared to offer service a distinctive funeral anytime Richards J J? special may appear to warrant additional atten- FARMERS OF STATE tion. The state agricultural conservation committee has wide powers to reI commend practice CONSERVATION WORK crop qualifying under the programIWIllt.and to fflJate da,, j and clFarmers themselves have controlll, grants. Again, this is a farmers' Our first birthbay was brightened over the new national agricultural board, acting as representatves conservation program in Utah ac- - the United States department of with a mothers tender love. to Director William Peter-- ; rieulture. God chose this gift with greatest con if the Utah State Agricultur: j Director Peterron h's been can Extension Service. j nated to represent the secretary of From bountious gifts above. He entire organization, commun- - agriculture in dealing with the counity, county, and state, is made up ty agricultural conservation nsoc-o- f A gift to cherish all our lives representative farmers acting in iations in Utah. And cauld I have no other. Id have the riches of the world, Because ycu are my mother. Of all the gifts that Gid bestowes On mortals here on earth, His first and greatest gift of --"11 Was one bestowed at birth. j -S- MOTHER .fta ".& anywhere. 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