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Show f 1 V Box Eider School Administrator Works local Cadet Wins Toward Doctors Degree at Utah State Leadership Trophy direcLeon F. Christiansen, tor of curriculum for the Box Elder County School district. Is attending summer school at Utah State Agricultural college, completing work toward a doctors degree In school administration. Takes Summer Course a.. Christiansen received 'his B. S. degree In economics and masters degree In science of school He has served administration. as principal of the Thatcher Willard, school, Honeyvi'lle, the McKinley Central, and school in Trenton ton. SC 1$ Plans Complete , Leon F. Christiansen director of curriculum for Box Elder county schools is taking advanced school work at Utah State Agricultural college this summer. . . students WORCESTER, Mass. (UP) One of the worlds most unusual musical 'instruments is marking its lOOtih birthday this year. Its t'he calliope or steam piano,' which long has ibeen a standard fixture with circuses and carnivals. Vermoma thorn Joshua Stoddard unveiled his Invention here and his daughter Jennie caused a sensation when she played the calliope at Worcesters in Fouth of July celebration 1855. i . - from 28 universi- ties and colleges, attending the ROTC camp, Cadet Speth completed six weeks of intensive field training and Will receive a Commission as second lieutenant in the U. S. army Teserve upon graduating from college. . Calliope Has Tootled For 100 Years Noted LDS In Church Pageant State A student at the Utah Agricultural college, and one of 1,176 Sims to Appear , Plans are now complete for the High Priest picnic In Logan is canyon tomorrow (Thursday), Elder Wayne A. Sims, recentaccording to B. C. Call, president of the North Box Elder ly laboring with Elder Norman stake High Priests quorum. Olsen to Pennsylvania has noW been transferred to 'Trenton, N, comto decided It has been has .been selected to appear J., North bine the picnic with the in the 14th annual performance stake temple day at the Logan of Americas foremost religious LDS temple. All High Priests, pageant, Americas Witness for their wives, and widows of High Christ. , r Prieslts planning to attend the temple that day are asked to Americas Witness for Christ,?' prepare a picnic lunch and aflong recognized as Americas' ter attending the 8 a. m. session outstanding pageant, was .viewat the temple, to drive about ed last year toy an audience eseight miles up Logan canyon to timated toy the Associated Press to exceed 100,000 persons.-Wit- h Camp Gweniviere for the outSims Elder A: Wayne ing. President Call stated that Improved staging and sound, . . LDS . in addition to all High Priests Missionary techniques, - and ever greater-audiencof t'he stake, all members of the is anticipated - this 111 Wind No ' genealogical Committee are InyearWeaWash. (UP) vited to participate whether or SPOKANE, therman Robert McCom'b picked The pageant will be staged 11 not they be High Priests. It was inadvertently announc- u,p a $10 bill toeing blown about 12 and 13 on the western elopes ed previously that the picnickers by the wind as he walked past of Hill . Cumorah,' four miles would return to the temple lor his weather station. He told a south of Palmyra, N. Y. the 3 p, m. session. This Should fellow worker who said he had Elder Sims has' beenservlngf have read the evening sessibn picked up a $10 toil! the day an LDS missionary for x the before. his McComb as, reported whidh begins about 5:3Q p. m. ' sob This will give, according to find to another friend, ' who past six weeks.'. He is the of promptly picked up a $20 MU. of Mr., krtd Mrs. Arch ,Sims those in charge, ample time for A 1 "'7 total of $70 was blown by Mantua-- : h an afternoon of cool relaxation the , breeze. a lunch their and enjoy toeat fine program, some numbers 8 Box Elder NWS", j A million young families have of which will come from Brig . started business in the Wednesday, August id. 1955 farming ham City and others from Lo since World War II. f : u Brigham City, Utah, V gan. Elder Alma Sonne, as sistant to the Twelve, has prom teed to join the group if possible. Wednesday High Priests of the North stake who plan to participate : and in the outing Sre asked by the :; to take quorum presidency Thursday i widows and others who have no Lomeans of transportation to : Only! gan tomorrow. w ' ' ' STORE CLOSES 3 P. M. THURSDAY Cadet Gerald L. Spefth, son of Fred W. Speth, 145 North Second East, was selected as one of the outstanding cadets of the 1955 ROTC Camp at Fort Lewis, Wash. Rated highest of "G" company review. mentary principal's association for the state of Utah and has ibeen president of the local teachers association. In Pageant V For H. P. Outing cadets 'in military proficiency and leadership, Cadet Speth recadet ceived a distinguished trophy. Major General Thomas S. commanding Tintberman, general of the famed Second Infantry division and Fort Lew is, presented the trophy at the ROTC regimental parade and He was president of the ele- The Box Elder- - administrator has written articles for the.Utah Educator's magazine and the National Elementary Principal magazine. The former association president is listed in Whos Who in American Education and is active on1 the state, local, and national teachers, principal ,and administrative organizations. Active in other organizations, Christiansen 'is superintendent Of Sunday school dn the Fourth ward. His wife is the former Marjorie Sorensen and they have two sons, one a junior at USAC and one a freshman at Box Elder High school. Others from the Brigham area summer school at attending Utah State include Mayor C. Horsley, seminary principal at Box Elder High school; J. Edwin Baird, Sixth ward bishop and seminary teacher; Mrs. Mary Tapper Delay, teacher; J. T. Herrod, Jr., David Rob-er- t Price, and Bert D. Huinsa-ker- , students. Learning the Business Enter Home Arts Exhibits Early . . . Steven Maddox son of Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Maddox is learning - Exhibitors in the home arts the restaurant business from his famous dad, starting like department of Box Elder County all good chefs, from the bottom up. Here young Maddox Fair may enter articles for disis eagerly learning the operation of the automatic dish play as early as Tuesday afwashing machine while he hangs around the kitchen at ternoon, August 23, it was an, Maddox Ranch House, his favorite play area. nounced this week by department heads. FIND NEW JOBS Initial displays will be received from 4 until 9 p. m. on that date and will 'be continued Wednesday morning until 10 a. m., at which time judging for the home arts will start. Is 10 Those entering flowers in the will bring county exhibition is them Thursday morning up un Industrial development During the afternoon sessions til 11 a. im. at which time judg- like religion .its everybodys other speakers will be E. L. ing will start. problem, said Douglas Miller, Beardsley, director of Industrial CSU manager of t'he Brigham City development for the Denver and Employment Security office in Rio Grande Western railroad, inviting citizens of Box Elder and Sam Reinhardt, traffic manAppointment of a new, faculin the ager of Union Pacific railroad. county to participate .member in' the division of ty Other talks will be a wel states sixth, annual industrial come by Governor J. Bracken English, speech and journalism development conference. at College of Southern Utah was This conference Is being held Lee; report of the conference announced this week by Dr. Roy-de- n A. Otto Wiesley, at the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake Chairman, C. Braithwaite, director. City on August 10, Miller said. chairman, Industrial Commis Dale L. Nelson, formerly of Box All citizens of Box Elder, in1 gait sion of Utah, and a report on Elder High school faculty, has Lake City on that date, should Utahs 1955 labor market by a position as instrucaccepted P. Curtis Harding, some Department to of the attend all or try tor In journalism and English of loEmployment, Security. sessions, 'he urged, and any at C.S.U. and will assume hid cal citizen who wishes to atnew teaching assignment at the tend the sessions and the lunopening of school September 26, cheon can get full particulars Dr. Braithwaite said. at the local employment securNelson is a graduate of Utah ; ity office. State Agricultural college In Miller pointed out that a wide 1950, where he received his variety of subjets will pe covbachelor of science degsee In ered, but all point dn one direcWhile at USAC he tion. sound .industrial developPvt. Earl C. Harper, 18, eon journalism. was editor of Scribble, campus of ment for the State Utah. , of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Har j literary magazine and news edi-- 1 Highlight of the morning ses- per, Garland, is a member sions will 'be a report from the 4th Infantry division in Ger tor of Student Life, campus news-papeGeorge D. Clyde, executive sec- many. After his graduation he taught retary, Utah Power and Water Training received by the Ivy English and speech at Grants, board, who will outline events leading up to the most current division, part of the U. S. Sev- vllle, Tooele county for two of the Colorado proj enth army, includes intensive years, and then went to Box Elfield der High school where he has ect, its current status, and pros- maneuvers and realistic problems. next session of taught English and journalism the in the pects since that time. He has been in congress. Miller pointed out the Private Harper, a construction difficulty of fully understanding specialist in. the Third Battal- charge of publicity at Box Elder this huge project on the basis of ions headquarters company of High school for the past year. During the summer, Nelson piecemeal reports and felt it the divisions 12th Regiment, was a good opportunity to 'hear entered the ini January has been doing graduate work Army the full Colorado river story 1955. 'He was stationed at Aber- toward his master of science defrom Clyde, a man, he averred deen . Ground, Md., be- gree at USAC. "who knows more about this fore Proving overseas in arriving early At C.S.U., he will instruct affair than any other person in July, courses In journalism, radio and the United States. English. He will also assist The Utah Committee on Instudents In publication of the dustrial and Employment PlanSeventh Ward student weekly newspaper and ning 'have arranged for Frank Brigham R. Miiliken, New York, vice presthe yearbook. t Wins Consolation ident of Kennecott Copper ' Seventh ward junior softball Hoot Monl to speak at the spePILOT MOUND, la. (UP) An cial luncheon; and Charles W. team won the consolation brackLee, Los Angeles, .president of et in the Division 15 tournament aged owl serves as a good Consolidated Western Steel di- last week. watchdog at ((he William Ferri vision of the United States Steel Ogdens Terrace ward won the farm near here. The , named Pete, boots when junior tournament and Malad corporation to talk in the ward was runnerup. anyone approaches. Sound Industrial Development for Utah Theme of Conference on August , r Accepts Journalism Assignment at . Garland Youth Gets Overseas Training r. , set-bac- . Special! 'Washable ' cordu roy play togs for toddlers h crawlers, sizes smart 'j to lVit alls, 2 to 4, boxer longies, 2 to 6. 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