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Show News Briefs continued during the past year, during which time he aided as an instructor. He established an enviable record rec-ord during his student and graduate grad-uate days at the college and it was through his work and his keen knowledge of farm crops that Iowa State officials contracted con-tracted with him for an instructor instruc-tor for next year J. W. Whiting Construction company of this city, was low bidder. at 46,723. 50 for constructing construct-ing , four bridges and building 1.406 miles of road on the Yellowstone Yel-lowstone Park highway between Lorenzo and Sugar City, Idaho, according to recent announcement. announce-ment. The First ward held a successful success-ful and entertaining reunion at Park Ro-She Wednesday afternoon. after-noon. Beginning at -2 p. m., a pleasant afternoon of games and other sports, social chat and lunch, were climaxed with a splendid program. A successful and well attended entertainment was the merry-mixup, merry-mixup, sponsored by the Second ward Tuesday night, featuring a varied program of music, drama and dance. The ward bishopric assisted ' by auxiliary organization organiza-tion officers had the affair in charge. The first ' annual reunion of the Sanford-Clark families held last Saturday at Arrowhead resort, re-sort, was successful in every detail, de-tail, according to those in attendance. at-tendance. A program, social chat, a luncheon and sports were enjoyed. Douglas Brown was in charge of the program and officers of-ficers for next year were named as follows: Maurice Metcalf, president; Mrs. A. O. Thorn, Mrs. Leona Bird, vice-presidents; Prank Sanford, secretary-treasurer. Approximately 150 relatives attended. .- Mrs. Emma S. Taylor of . this city, is recovermg from an operation oper-ation for appendicitis performed last Saturday night at a Payson hospital. Last Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Johnson were host and hostess at a lovely lawn party at the home of Mrs Mary . L. Smart. The guests of honor were Miss Marge Burke and Miss Kay Lowry of San Francisco, who are visiting with friends and relatives in Provo and Springville, Spring-ville, and Mr. and Mrs. Newell Weight, who are leaving soon to make their home in Snowflake, Arizona. Progressive "House" was played, with Miss Marge Burke and Max Sumsion winning win-ning the prizes. The guests were Miss Marge Burke, Miss Kay Lowry of San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark, Easton Russell, Kay Russell, all of Provo, Pro-vo, and Harold Johnson, Honda Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Newell Weight, Mr. and Mrs. Max Sumsion, Sum-sion, and Mr. and Mrs. Kay Johnson John-son of Springville. The annual health contest conducted con-ducted by the 4-H clubs with eight clubs represented, Miss LaDean Bulkley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bulkley. was given first place with Miss Lucille Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller, second and Miss Luella Huntington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Huntington, third. Miss Bulkley will represent the Springville club girls at the county coun-ty contest to be conducted at a later date. A large group of 4-H club members mem-bers from Springville were in attendance at-tendance at. the annual count outing at Saratoga resort last Wednesday. Busses furnished transportation from here. Mrs. J. C. Nielson, supervisor of the 4-H girls clubs in the Springville district the past twr years, has been appointed a representative repre-sentative of the leaders association, associa-tion, according to word received from the county office. 4-H club judging and a demonstration demon-stration will be conducted for all those who desire to enter, at the Provo First L. D. S. ward Friday, beginning at 1 o'clock. LOGAN Bliss Crandall, who was appointed last spring as instructor in-structor in farm crops at Iowa State college at Ames, Iowa, conferred with Dr. R. H. Walker, director of the Utah Agricultural Agricultur-al experiment station, Friday, prior to his departure for Iowa r.ext Monday. Mr. Crandall was graduated from the Utah State Agricultural Agricultur-al college in 1937 with a bachelor of science degree in agriculture. The following year he was tendered ten-dered a research fellowship which |