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Show Primary Sets Thousand Riders to Carry Mail a headquarters office in a restored pioneer village in Salt Lake City, last minute directives went out this "Vest weekend to a thousand horstien in Bright states who are carrying the mail over the Pony Express route beginning on Tuesday, July 19 Horses and men have been moved into the desert of Utah and Nevada, to the mountain passes, to the old way stations and corrals along the historic route extending from St Joseph, Missouri to Sacramento, Calif 2,000-mil- a gallop from terminal to Celebration rt teimi-na- l At Honeyville It is the laigest volunteer movement of men and horses ever unof dertaken and a an historical episode that has no e parallel The Pony Expiess Centennial association was established three years ago bv collective action on the part of the governors of the the eight states through which Pony Express operated Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyo- FIVE HUNDRED riders and mounts will be involved in the overland transport of 1 000 pieces of mail which will be carried at Thursday, July 11 a m at the Honeyville park with a band concert and program following next on the agenda The young and the young won't lack for activities with a number of rides lined up including a train ride, cart ride, There pony ride and hay ride A colorful parade is scheduled will be races and games for the to open the first annual 24th of youngsters with lots of prizes, this Saturday, Mrs Bingham said July celebration FOLKS attending the events July 23, at Honeyville festivities are un- will also have the The of opportunity der the direction of the LDS Honfilling up on a variety of food eyville ward Primary with Mrs. at the Primary concession stand Ruth M Bingham, ptesident The menu will include such The parade is slated to start at offerings as hot dogs, For Pony Express Centennial From THE BOX ELDER JOURNAL, day-lon- g ming, Utah, Nevada and California President Eisenhower agreed to serve as honoiary chairman of the association, which was formed expressly to plan a centennial commemorative event II Brigham City, Utah 1960 21 , barbecues, salad, cake, pie, and ice cream. Climaxing the day will be a softball game in which the Primary officer and teachers have challenged the boys and girls. Mrs Bingham said this is the first year in which the towns annual celebration, put on by the Primary, has been held to observe the July 24 holiday. In past years, the event has been scheduled in October to celebrate Halloween. Of 345,000 blind persons in the United States, an estimated 78 6 percent are over 40 years of age. YOUR DOLLARS deposited in First Security Bank grow where they are planted . . . right here in Brigham City READY FOR CELEBRATION These youngsters indicate by dress and interests (note barbecue and drink) that they are ready and waiting for Honeyviiles 24th of July celebration Saturday. Left to right, they are Travis Chiarson, 4; Marlene Nelson, 5; Mavis Tolman, 8, and Marva Bingham, 6. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence guy in front? Oh, hell be there too. Hes Alan Linebrink, Savings at First Security Bank are put to work locally in the form of loans to your fellow towns- ld Linebrink. T eachers to Attend USU Parley Thiokol Given $2 Million School Science On Elementary WHAT IT Sixteen representatives of state school districts have signed to attend the Utah Elementary Science Curriculum workshop beginning July 26 at Utah State University About 15 more elementary or secondary teachers can still be accommodated at the meet e Dr. Robert B MacCurdy, professor of education at USU and workshop coordinator, Thursmade this announcement day in outlining plans for the parley, which has a singular purpose To produce a new guide for DOES FOR YOU! 0 Pays 3 interest, the highest rate a federally insured bank is allowed to pay. 0 Places at your disposal a large number of services available only at a bank. 0 Builds up 0 Enables you to receive preferred treatment when it comes to borrowing money. 0 Available instantly, your savings are insur ed up to $10,000 by an agency of the U. S. Government. . NOW1 RqxFlder fouNTy Rank their homes, buy automobiles, furniture, appliances or expand their businesses. Navy Contract All this helps speed up the business growth of our community, helps create more jobs, and add3 A two million dollar Navy con tract for continuation of its development ot the liquid rocket engine for the Navys Corvus missile has been announced by R W Young, general manager, Thio-kol- s to the real wealth of local people. Those are the and we things we are vitally interested in believe you are, too. Motors Division An now missile, in the flight test stage at the Pacific missile range, Pt Mugu, Calif , the Corvus is being produced by the Temco Aircraft corporation, Dallas, Texas The rocket engine powerplant for the Corvus missile was designed, developed and tested by the Reaction Motors Division at its facilities in Denville and Lake Dcnmaik, N J The additional funds furnished by this contract will provide for qualification and additional deliveries of these engines to the prime contractor Reaction First Security Bank of Utah, N A. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 7 I CAN PREVENT Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 'S See the Chevy Mystery Show in color Sundays, York ONLY YOU CITY BRIGHAM just-name- d aso-ciat- The time to save it is it itorium. Dr J Darrell Bainard, president of the National Science Teachers Association and chairman, department of science and mathematics education, New will guide the University, teachers in the curriculum reviHe helped rebuild the guide sion for secondary school science two years ago in Utah Coinciding with the workshop USU will be tw'o second session Teach-- i summer school courses, n g Science future elementary science educain Elementary and "Teaching Science tion in the state Schools Although the workshop will be in Secondary Schools centered around elementary sciDr Caseel Burke, professor; ence teaching secondary teachers Edith Shaw associate professor, are invited to attend to help ef- and Arthur D Jackson, assistant fect a continuum between elemen- - professor, are aiding Dr MacCurschool sci- dy in planning the workshop tary and secondary Dr MacCurdy said ence, for the conference will be held Monday in Old Oklahoma has the largest known Main auditorium Late registrants deposits of asphalt in the United can sign in at 8 a m the morning States your credit rating, an asset that will be of value to you during your entire life. when you have of the opening session in the aud- men. 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