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Show Spnngville Students Invited to Try For Odd Fellows Free Trip to U. N. nn tiu1vi"P about the U. N. im-" im-" A springvillc high school stu-,,nt stu-,,nt "may win tn all-expense paid trip to the United Nations in New York bv W!1' of Chicago and Detroit De-troit up to Canada to Niagara f.,,ns, and to the New England State's, it was announced this week bv officials of the Provo Odd Fellows Fel-lows and Rebekah lodges of Provo. The lodges are sponsoring- an essay contest on "What the U.N. Means to Me," or an allied subject sub-ject and are inviting Springville sophomore and junior students to participate, thus extending the" annual United Nations Pilgrimage prosram to the neighboring cUy high school. b y The Odd Fellows in the United States have sent a total of 1200 students to the U.N. in the past five years. Utah is allowed ?sfx each year and they travel with stu-Nevada.0"1 stu-Nevada.0"1 California' izona and The students are advised to be-I be-I mediately and continue until . Christmas tmie and then begin writing their essays. The contest closes February l, and students should pass their compositions to Francis Rowe, Springrville high school project chairman, or Burnell Perry, 530 West 4th South, Provo, phone 2237-M. The' Odd Fellows held the contest con-test in the Provo high school only last year and this year decided to extend it to students in Springville, Spring-ville, the Lincoln high school at Orem, and the BY high school. Through the contest program, the Odd Fellows hope to help the youth of the nation become better acquainted ac-quainted iwlh the work of the UN. An invitation is extended to the Springville groups and organizations organiza-tions to have the winner of last year's contest, Miss Alaire Buttle of Provo, speak at varous meetings. meet-ings. Phone Mr. Perry at Provo for details. When the contest winner returns re-turns he or she is expected to give reports on the trip. |
