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Show SI.,"1') Carte IVr Year A HOME Tenth Year Jxan. I'tah, C'Z Tuesday, June 17, P.iJl West Center Street u0 telephone SKEfi'BAII PARK GARDEN CLUB SUMMER CAA PROGRAM GETS OPENING SET UNDER WAY AT COLLEGE FLOWER SHOW 19 FOR JUNE Patternmaker Jerry Becker (left), explains blueprint reading to Don Thacher, apprentice patternmaker, in a Pacific Coast training room of the Columbia Steel Company, United States Steel Corporation subsidiary PATER FOR HOME PEOPLE SUCCESSFUL Hyrum City Officials Slate The Logan Garden club eiuird very suc.fvjul flomrr allow Sal- Dedication Program Ice urday evening, Although the comCream and Soft Drinks mittee regretted the fact that more floer grower did not avail themfor all who attend for Civilian Opportunity to learn to fly says Profrs Mr S. It. Stocks Ground Course AUo Given. Lecturer Summer program for the Civilian Pilot training course at the college selves of the opportunity, the primary and secondary j Including I or Another step forward in pro- flower exhibited were of very nrstrlrted commercial training viding of recreational facilities to high quality and they feel that j got underway Monday, accord- -i v. our forest mill be realized Thurs more Interest will be shown aa to Professor 8. R. Slocks, In cl large day. June 19, when Shenoah Pio- these event become more frequent. fof the CAA ground school at the I I neer Park In Blacksmith The committee wishes to thank Pork college. As the quota la not 4' quite canyon will bq opened to the pub- the management of the C. C. Anfilled yet, there a Ul be room foe lic and dedicated. derson store far the courteous a few more In the daaset, The site of Shenoah park treatment they received aa they did Stocks indicated. near the Hyrum city power plant. everything possible to make tilings More Ilian 100 urban and rural QuallflcaUon for entrance fallow: primary, student mail can-ieof Utah and their It wa( purchased a litUe over a pleasant for the show aa well aa must have year ago city an( the large number who visited the completed at least one year of partners will be attracted to Lo- turned over byto Hyrum exhibits. BasFred U. the Sears Forest Dr. and 3, college and be between the ages of gan on June 28. and 29 for 1941 Service for development. Since sett Maguire of the USAC acted 19 and 28. They must also be conventions of Utah State assocla able FRANKLIN, Idaho Appeal lor as a crew then of men COC have Judges. to pass a flight physical examinathe present generation of Idaho tion of the National Association been working on the The were awards and made: following project of Letter Carrier tion. which can be taken either and of the citizenry and church membership with the exception of the com- Class I Bear from Dr. W. B. Pregtftn or Dr. R, to follow the course established bjr Utah Association of Rural Mall pleting of the lighting facilities Named variety W. Mra F. O. Porter. Secondary flight trainCarrier. their pioneer predecessor were and the large ampltheatre the Hodgson, second prize; Mrs. ing. student must have oompetod Convention of the two associa voiced Saturday morning aa Idaho Is Vaughan Scott, third; Mr. E. R. complete. park at least two year of college, er observed the' eighty-firanniver- tion and their auxiliaries will be The park Is Ideally located to Scott, first; M, Gudmundson, lf the number of hours reconducted $. 29, simultaneously. Major sary of this, its oldest permanent serve the outdoor lover of south- third (on named variety); M. P, for a Bachelor of Science H. quired will Lee be features IdentlcaL The anniversary i ern Cache valley. There have been Gudmundson. community. third; Loveni degree, which mean that they June 15, but wa advanced a day Hale of Logan, president of the three parking lota constructed, a Hawk, first; Myron Carlisle, first must have completed at least 93 this year because that date is on state urban letter carrier group ban diamond, drinking fountains, Gertrude Mrs. second Tarbet, said Saturday. quarter credit hours by the time one large bridge and two smal- Vaughan Scott, third; Mrs. E. R. Sunday. they have finished the flight trainM. A. Hale, Logan carrier, Governor Chase A. Clark, speakler foot bridges, roads built stoves Scott, third; Oertrude Tarbet, ing program that win be concluder at the morning assembly, ad general chairman. and sanitary units Installed and third; M. P. Goodmundaon, seced during the summer. Ten hoar will many other smaller Conmblned conventions monished hi listeners to think Improvements. ond (red rambler); J. H. Thorp, of college credit will be allowed of their (the pioneers) example. open June 28 at 3 p. m. with a A program arranged by the second (pink rambler); LeRoy CUT CHAN for the ground school in each of "tour-a-vaState of the Utah Think of those who have gone beof E. R. second. second Scott, general committee Scott, consisting college campus and Mayor John W. Jorgensen, A. J. Clast II Peonies aa special lecturer the above named course. fore them. Remember that the Agricultural Appearing The ground school will require thia week same light which guided their way Logan canyon scenic attractions, Petersen, Frank Dusenberry . and at the college summer Dr. F: D. Daines,' second, plik session is S. " W. Chan of the two hours a day for the primary will light our way before us. Be under guidance of Carl Felix and C. J. Stauffer will Include a camp H. James named; Linford, first, true to those who lost their lives Lawrence Turley of Logan. Inspection at 3 p.'m.; flag cere- pink; O. A Garff, second, pink school of letters at Stanford Uni- flight training and thre hours per Chinese-bor- n on the long trek across that deso- Banqnes Arranged ' author- day for the secondary or restrict6 at conducted the p.m A. Garff, third, white; James versity and mony by A major feature will be a ban' American on who will ity be on the ed commercial. Flight training will English, late plain. Let us renew our faith Legion, with Command- H. Linford, first, golden; Myron quet and dance at Hotel Eccles. er Byron Snow In require a minimum of two hour campus only during this week. In God." prescharge; Carlisle, first, unnamed; pink Dr. Chan addressed the summer per day at the airport. Primary headquarters, Satur- entation speech. Mayor Jorgensen; Chris The number of Idaho's original convention SUrland, third, unnamed; session students on "The students will receive a minimum citizen who were alive or able to day at 7:30 p. 'm. A floor show acceptance of the park In behalf James H. Linford, second, pink; Chinese Drama" yesterday will be presented by the Salt of and will of 35 hours of actual flight time In Franklin school today Forest StewJames the high gather service, Dr. F. Daines, third, named white urn discuss the Position of Women in to the air, after which. If Unsuccauditorium to witness the annual Lake Ladies' auxiliary to the art, U. S. Forest Ranger dedlca bouquet; Celestre Rogers, first, unban carriers group. Speakers at tion China. essfully complete both the ground tribute to them and their fam-tllO. WilM. Patriarch prayer. SUrnamed white Chris bouquet; the banquet will be Parley Han- son. His subjects for the remainder school and the flight course, they had dwindled to a handful will this be there Following Charunnamed land, third, white; Postmaster I. A. sen of band concert by the South Cache les Anderson, second, bouquet un- of the week are The Chinese will be Issued a private pilot's liOnly a brother and sister, Wil Smoot ofLogan; Salt Lake City,, repreChina1 Attempt at Mo- cense. Tills license gives the holdNovel, liam B. Wright, 83, a pioneer a band soft ball and game. Soft named white; Charles Anderson, dernization. er the right to ny a plane within and Indian senting the postmaster general; drinks and Ice cream will be fur- second, red unnamed , government . surveyor bouquet; After graduating from Lingham the boundary of the United States. Ray Nelson. Logan newspaper interpreter, and Airs. Sarah Wright man; Willard Young of Los An- nished free by Hyrum city to all Jamea H. Linford, second, red unin The secondary flight training will university in Canton, Bennett, 85, stood when the names named, bouquet; Jamea H. Lin- 1927 with a bachelor ofChina, the Na- those who attend. deart give each student a minimum of were called of the pioneers who geles, Cal., representing ford, first, singles bouquet; F. D. gree, he attended Stanford in this 40 to a maximum of SO tional Letter Carriers association; actual were born prior to the settlement Daines, first, named; Chris SUr- country where he received O. D. Crockete of Salt Lake City, his hours in the air, flying a larger Franklin. of Another, Joseph Orson A. Thornblad of Ogden and land, second, red named; Mrs. Em- master of arts degree in 1932 and and more powerful ship, and the Broadbent, attended the noonday Carl Felix of Logan. ma Bullock, second, pink unnamed; his doctrate of philosophy in course is largely composed of manbanquet for pioneers, and Mrs. Mrs. Emma Bullock, third, single. 1937. will register June 29 euvers and acrobats. Sarah Doney Hatch, 82, still an at Delegates Class Poppies 8:30 a. m when all state combefore enrolling Only cost to the student for this However, at other living member of the original mittees will go into session. A Mrs. Roscoe Stoddard, first, bou Stanford, Dr. Chan served as remarkable training 1s $25 for the 13 families, wa absent. 10 will m. a. secat Mrs. Roscoe Stoddard, general assembly nd $34 for the second-tlon- al Utah is represented instructor of English at the by two quet; Assailing the modem doctrine feature an address of welcome by ond, Shirley popples; Mrs. Emma I ar7- - This Yat-se- n covers the physical this year at National Sun price delegates at of fear, Governor Clark pointed university B. Commissioner George Dunn, first, bouquet; James H. Canton. He was also City the conferexamination, Improvement required InsurPoultry plan association to the few surviving pioneers and Bowen of Logan; an address on ence in James Chicago, June 17 to 20 Linford, second, bouquet; editor of the Chinese Times in ance, and also ground schqol regThese people here who declared: Postmaster Eugene H. vase of three: by Linford, second, Loyalty 1 started this gem of the mountain Yeates of Logan; The carrier's according to Byron Alder, head of Mrs. Roscoe Stoddard, first, bou- San Francisco and dean and su- istration. All flight training the Utah State Agricultural paid by the government to the Unof the Chinese (Continued on page four) perintendent Orson view of Public Duty" by The delegate, quet; Orson A Garff, third, bou- ion Christian flight contractor. The actual cash Academy at San Fran- value of these A. Thornblad of Ogden; Cooper- chosen by quet. breeders courses. If one were cooperating cisco. ation of Postal Officers and Car- and hatcherymen are Carl Class IV Iri to buy them, would be $375 fbf 1937 Dr, Chan was appoinA In bouriers by Postmaster Smoot; F. D. Daines, first, mixed extension poultryman the Primary and $850 for the review of Improvements We quet; Mrs. Chester J. Myers, third, ted professor of English litera- Secondary course. the college, and D. H. ture at the National University Enjoy After 30 Years of Service, of Richfield, president of mixed bouquet; James H. Linford, Students who are qualified should by David Crockett of Salt Lake the Utah breeders and Hatchery first, Siberian beardless; James H. at Shantung at Tsingtao, China, not pass up this wonderful opbeardand the was Iris he City; The Publics View of the association. Linford, third, Spanish following year portunity to learn to fly. All in' by Ray Nelson; "The first, made instructor in language and structors, both ground school and At a meeting of the Cache Mailman, Changes that make for more less; James H. Linford, Mail Carreers by View, Rural A Garff, literature at Stanford. He was flight Instructors, are civilian inefficient operation of the national bearded Iris; Orson County Board of Public Welfare Heber Done of Provo, president plan were to be the principal top- first, bouquet Dutch; Mrs. Chester elevated to assistant professor and structors, and there is no connecheld Tuesday, June 10, the acof the state rural mail carriers ics ' of discussion. These changes J. Myers, third, bouquet. Chinese and English Stanford in tion with the Army or Navy or tivities of the county department and What the Auxiliary have been proposed to further Class V Miscellaneous 1939 which rank he has held military training. for the month of May were re- group Mrs. H. the three the for Does by carrier, C. flower Mrs. J. Myers, first, After finishing these two courobjectives of the plan since. viewed. It wa disclosed that the auxilstate of B. Ogden, Crompton ses there are still more advanced that were set up when it was arrangement; Mrs. C. J. Myers, total expenditures for relief pur- iary president. started six years ago. Thesp second, flower arrangement; Mrs. courses, which are open to poses during May were $32,463.67. Plan Seperate Session three points are. Adoption of J. C. Myers, second, flower aron page Four) This sum is an increase of $341.32 carrier's urban The auxiliary C. Mrs. J. uniform terms, standardized method rangement; Myers, first, over April, 1941 and an Increase will into a luncheon meeting of sego proved inheritance, shadow box; Mary Hodgson, of $6879.76 over May last year. at noon, and at 2 p. m and spreading reduction of pullorum dis- cond, flower arrangement; Mrs. The amount expended by categories Sunday on page Eight) (Continued Lawrence Zollinger, second, mixed ease. during the month is as follows: Fourth-fou- r states have adop- bouquet roses; Mrs. John P. Car-doOld Age Assistance, No. of PayWith Dr. Robert C. Pooley, presited the use of unnorm terms that second, flower arrangement; ees, 852; amount expended, boudent of the National Council of describe P. Mrs. John second, chicks, Cardon, eggs, hatching $25.78. person, per Average and birds of different breeding quet of peonies; Orson A. Garff, Teachers of English and professor Aid to Dependent children, NumWASHINGTON The War deof English at the University of (Continued on Page Eight) stages. Largely through the inber of Payees, 158; amount expendofWisconsin giving emphasis to Basic partment last week requested the heritance spreading project, ed, $5,967.85; average per 'person, ficials report the average proPrinciples of English Curriculum OPM for an immediate cut to the $37.77. has been raised duction hen for next Making. opening of the English automobile production per CathMrs. Funeral services for Aid to the blind, Number of 93 eggs in 1930 to 106 eggs Teachers from conference at Utah State year the second in less than two of expended, erine Hatch Smart, 83, widow payees, 9; Amount 1938. Agricultural college was held Mon- months. The first request called $218.00; Average per person, $24.-2- 2. the late Thomas Smart, who died The NPIP is administered by the day. The conference which is be-i- n on the industry to reduce outwill Los in Angeles, Thursday United States Department of Aggattended by English teachers put of 1942 models by 20 per at June conducted 17, Number of be General assistance, today, of animal husof the intermountain bureau area will cent. It was reported that last ricultures Third ward L. R. Humpherys, professor of conclude payees, 126; Amount expended, 2:30 p. m. in the Logan offiin weeks request calls for an addiwith cooperation evening. Friday bandry chapel. It was in this ward in cial $4,313.09; average per person, $34.-2at Utah Instruction in English in the tional 30 per cent production, or a agencies in each of the 44 agricultural education which Mrs. Smart and family made states. Two repres- State Agricultural college and pres- past has given great stress to total of 50 per cent. cooperating 95.59 percent of money expended their home while residing here. entatives from each of these states ident of the American Vocational skills in language, the medium Undersecretary of war Robert P. counof the Bowen E. A. Elder relief clients the to went directly association, left Monday for Lin- of communication, but insufficient Patterson asked for the reduction confernc the are along attending announced has been In Ap- cilor twelve, as compared with 94.97 with other persons interested in coln, Nebraska where he will give stress to interpretation and judge- in a letter to OPM director GenIn May, 1940. Of as the principal speaker. ril and 94.04 a series of lectures on agriculture ment, saiid Dr. Pooley, who is eral William C. Knudsen, former the industry. Burial will take place in the was the balance of 4.14, 3.72 and rural education at Univerof Wisconsin high head of the General Motors CorUniversity for administrative salaries and .69 family plot in the Logan city of Nebraska. Professor Hum- University sity of Wisconsin higs poration. services the er 1 following cemetery was expended for travel, of pherys lectures will be given dur- school. Contents of the communication with the Lindquist mortuary m office suppostage, telephone, ing the concluding week of the The new curriculum in English were not made public immediately, rent charge. at of office, school threesummer janitorial week plies, must train the receiver not only but informed sources understood the Nebraska institution, and he in effective listening and reading, that Patterson asked a drastic cut Surviving are the following sons supplies and fuel. case work or who of the vocaMrs. Catherine and daughters: girl Utahs The report will address the teachers of boy but also in relating and evaluat- so vital materials and manpower division showed 30 applications re- Foss of Preston, Idaho; Mrs. Ur-a- makes the best record In meat tional agrfdulture 'of (Nebraska ing what is communicated," he could be diverted to defense pro72 the month. ceived during Wright of Salt Lake City, animal projects and general club who will convene on that campus continued, defining the sender as duction. others were pending action at the Mr?. Mada Powell of Alameda activities this year will be awar- also. one who speaks or wriites and The new request came a week first of May making a total of Cal.,; Lorenzo Smart of Los An- ded funds for an educational trip . Among his lectures will be The the receiver a person who listens after Knudsen conferred for more Club Agriculture Teacher as Leader in or reads. households to account for. geles, June Smart of Wyoming, to the 20th National 102 than an hour with U. S. AmbasThe Use Eleven were denied and 43 were Mrs. Helen Pierce of New York Congress in Chicago, November the Local Community, In introducing his subjet, the sador to Britain John G. Winant, 6. state 48 The of Farm Surveys as Basis for In Wisconsin English authority termpending ap- City and Zella Smart of Beverly 28, to December approved leaving who was said to have been surVocational ed proval or denial at the end of the Hills, Cal.; 20 grandchildren and elub leader's office will select dividual Instruction, interpretation as the power to to leam that cars were rolJohn Hatch. Mrs. Lenora Savage the winner, who will receive Guidance as a Responce of the relate what is communicated to prisedoff American month. assembly lines ling Co. Mrs. 1341 care Elizabeth from Mrs. were under cases the Daines, Rural Packing and Cudahy A $140 leadership There Teatjher, past experience and present needs at full tilt despite urvirtually Daines Last Rural Chloe to H. a Welfare Mrs. to years Hale, Depart- Huth defray expenses. of the county Training Program and judgement as the ability to gent defense needs. "Summer Activities evaluate what is communicated ment on May 1, 1941. During the and Lorin J. Hatch of Salt Lake winner wag Clair Bello of Magna. Community, Winant Is said to have told The Club Congress is held in and Training Farmers, and Build in relation on the validity of the month, 43 cases were approved and City. Thomas Hatch of Cardston, Knudsen that British automobile 60 were closed leaving 1324 cases Alta., Canada, and Wilford Hatch conjunction with the International tog the Future Fanner of of the sender, production has been curtailed to source , the intent Live Stock Exposition. of Franklin, Idaho. Program. under care on June 1, 1941. (Continued on Page Eight) bare defense essentials. ( .( Postal Groups Await State Meet at Logan IDAHO DAY AT ! pro-fma- or BIG SUCCESS L j. st one-ha- ni-Crt- Chinese Authority On English At Summer Session es ' Jtah Delegates Vow Attending Poultry Conclave Relief Report Shows Expenses For May Whit-tenbe- ' in rg - Conference 7or English Teachers n, $21,-967.- Catherine Smart Services to be Held in Logan L. R. 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