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Show HURRICANE PLANS TYO-DAYFESTIVAL Livestock and Fruit Exhibits, Sports, Music and Programs Arranged for Aug. 27 and 28 Hurricane will be host to south-em south-em Utah for two days, Tuesday and Wednesday, August 27 and 28, when visitors will be entertained with programs, pro-grams, sports, dancing, and a free fruit festival will cap the celebration. celebra-tion. Small prizes will be awarded winners in the various events and for displays i of agricultural products, prod-ucts, fruits and vegetables. The two days program will open August 27 with 4-H club competitive demonstration contests. At 11 the achievement day program will be given as follows : Community singing under direction of Elvis Terry. Three-minute talk, "What Club Work Means to Me,"' by a Hurricane Hurri-cane girl. Three minute talk on the same subject by a Hurricane boy. Club song by group of club girls. Club health demonstration by St. George club girls. Health stunt by Toquerville girls. Boys' club song, Elvis Terry. Claud Hirschi, of the State Bank of Hurricane, key banker of the county, will present pins to 4-H boys and girls in behalf of the state bankers' association. Club song by Toquerville girls. Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, sports will be held, including bicycle races, novelty races, and a baseball game between La Verkin and Zion Park teams. In the evening at 8 o'clock a recital will be given by the Dixie College under the direction direc-tion of J. Wto. McAllister. A dance will follow. Tuesday also will be devoted to the assembling of livestock, fruit and vegetables for display. Wednesday, 8 a. m. to 9:30 Stock and poultry judging with informal discussions at judging barns on the possibilities of dairying in Washington Washing-ton county. The horticultural display will open atf the north ward chapel at 9:30. Judging of exhibits and discussion on fruit growing. Exhibits of 4-H club work and women's work will be shown and a flower show will be held. The Dixie college orchestra will furnish musical numbers for the entertainment of the visitors. An automobile race between a Ford and a Chevrolet has been scheduled sched-uled for 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. after-noon. At 3 p. m. battles royal will be staged on the square, followed at 4 o'clock by a baseball game between the winners of the preceding day's contest and a team from Beaver. A public meeting is being arranged arrang-ed by Mayor David Hirschi, and short talks will be given pertaining principally to agriculture. The speakers speak-ers have not yet been selected. (Continued on page 3) HURRICANE PLANS 2-DAY FESTIVAL (Continued from page 1) From 8 to 9:30 the crowds will be served fruit and a dance will close the celebration. The following experts from the north will judge the displays and lead discussions pertaining to their particular line of work: Mrs. Rena B. Maycock, home demonstration agent from the U. A. C. extension service; Mrs. Rose Thompson, of the B. A. C. home economics department. depart-ment. Judging women's work; Prof. F. M Coe, horticulturist from the U. A. C, will judge fruit display and lecture on fruit growing: Prof. Arthur Morris of the B. A. C, will judge dairy stock, and lecture. The following committees have charge of the celebration. Central committee Jos. W. Webb, Frank Barber. Wm. E. Woodbury. J. W. Imlay, Harvey Hall, Miss Maud Lemmon, Christy Bradshaw. Mrs. Eva Webb. Program Chauncey Sandberg. Frank Barber and Mrs. Eva Webb. Sports and advertising H. M Naegle, Grant Lund ' and Lamond Stratton. Horticultural display Frank Barber Bar-ber and Howard Isom, Hurrciane; W. H. Manning, Toquerville; George Judd, La Verkin; Ed McMullin, Leeds, Heber Hirschi, Rockville; Dan Crawford, Sprlr.gdale; Alma Flani-gan, Flani-gan, Virgin; Elmer Taylor, New Harmony; Har-mony; John Schmutz. St. George; Ernest Reber, Santa Clara; Eugene Cripps, Whshington, and F. J. Bowler, Bow-ler, Gunlock. Livestock display Nephi Workman, Hurricane; Jas. Naegle, Toquerville; Wfri. Sanders, La Verkin; Clinton Hall, in charge of boys' livestock clubs. Poultry display JL . C. Scholzen, Linden Heaton, representing boys poultry clubs. Women's work display Mrs. Annie An-nie W. Hirschi, Miss Ruby Ruesch and Mrs. Eva Webb. Girls' club exhibits Mrs. Christy Bradshaw, Mrs. W. H. Manning and Mrs. Walter F. Smith. |