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Show -- V Page Six SCHOLARSHIP DONOR HONORED Wallace Macf arlane, donor of the Mac-farla- ne scholarship in agriculture, was a guest of the local F. F. a. club last week end. He and Mrs. Macf arlane vjere given a breakfast Sunday morning by Dennis Atkin, who was awarded the scholarship for 1946-4- 7, Robert Gardner, club president and Mr. Garner, club adviser. Mr. Mac far -Following the breakfast, lane inspected a number of F. F. A. projects. The scholarship donor is interested in soils and soil research. He is in hopes that work along this line can be done in Dixie under his award plan. D FOOTBALL A d SCHEDULE AN?TOUNCED tentative football schedule for the college team has been announced by Coach Tolman, Included will be home and homo games with the B. A. C., a contest each with Snow and Carbon, and a tussle with an Arizona eleven. Probably other games will A an be arranged. large number of fellows have shown interest in representing Dixie next year. has The government promised Dixie 37 housing units for thoir families, according to word received early this week by President Snow. These will be in addition to the ex-serv- trailer men ice and in use, so that the looks housing situation for veteran's next for yoar. bright The new houses aro of the collapsible type and are intended only for temporary housing needs. houses now M j j I D while here recently, says to enroll at Dixie next fall. expects One of his specialties is football. PHIL REID, ho e DANCE REVUE MAY d 8 ; AND 9 J been j changed to May 8 and 9. Tho revue will bo somewhat different this year, with musical accompaniment being emphasized more, Mr, Bloak is c- j The date of the dance revue has ooperating with Mrs. Christenson in this connection. There will be vocal as well as instrumental accompaniment. D D JEANNINE HARRIS NON THE SINGLES TITLE in tennis at Hurricane last Saturday. j ; i ! |
