Show r THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 12 In Spotlight THURSDAY MORNING JULY 28 1938 IlFghestR O T C Award for Efforts Boatmen Reach AUERBACirS Fruit Raisers Buildin gRiles Utalin Receives medal “The judging ofoperafe the editor R of T DnU ' the Utah magazine Arizona ToiCii the six' and the six enlisted FOUNTAIN SPECIALS Plan Tour at Fort men encampment just in the camp Scott San Francisco have returned from their for Dedicatory BOULDEP the Inscribed the 30 Cary PLATE LUNCH Harold presented stay courthouse Johnson Of California Ihe conducted Sanpete afe the words student of the and State September coast -- LOGAN— Thet’merit high- k O the est award C completed in' Winfield to Cal was O of Logan Agricultural college Anarticle in “Taps" a camp maSf- -' azine edited by R O T C cadets chosen from the cadets of Utah State Agricultural college Univer-cit- y of California University of Washington and University ef California at Los Angeles said: MANTI— rxcrcises new coynty 2 on will he the last daVof the Sanpete county fair which will be held August 31 Junket Will Take and 1 September Utahns to Main Producing Areas atManti 2 Will (sunmence The exercises promptly at 10 a m Atrrltfuncement was made by the county commis-r- s ' i board of the composed wrote! Most of made ance back ’Ou- officers charge of selection on medal tstanding cadet artillery R O T C camp Fort Winfield Scott boys in attend- CITY Nev — Dick Lusch both of CalOdell ifornia Wednesday had arrived at Set Reunion Topock Ariz on a canoe jaunt California’ 'from Boulder dam to Yuma Adz "The award was devised this year LOGAN— The Ellason family re- down the Colorado river union will be held at Guinavah park to be presented annually to the caThe two wired Ranger Jack Weil-e- r det who most nearly fulfills the re- and Malibu lodge in Logan canyon that they arrived at Topock Tuesquirements of efficiency ability Friday and Saturday it was an- day after a '"fine trip” They left coand to leadership willingness nounced Wednesday Boulder dam Sunday Boiled Sugar Cured Corned Beef and Cabbage Mashed Potatoes New Peas Hard or Hot Roll gny 5c Drink £lIaons Iced Tenderleaf Tea s with Lemon 5 FOUNT Tribune InlerniountainServicj LOGAN— Approximately 4(f'Utah fruit growers will leave Salt Lake City August 13 for an educational tour through principal regions of northern California The tour is being sponsored by the Utah Horticultural society its affiliated county units and tne sirvue of Ahull State Agri’ ROACH'S fruit-growi- cultural college The scheduled calls for visits to sections of (he largpst California Auburn including Named Poultry Marysville San Jose Monterey TuEdith Young lare and the Burbank farm at Santa Day Queen Rosa in the citrus regions and Fresno Stockton Lodi Placerville and other leading fruit areas kinds j Sections producing various of deciduous fruits will be visited including the peach cherry apricot plum prune apple pear and grape farms In addition packing sheds processing plants storage and coops will be erative marketing inspected on the tour Although the educational features of the trip are foremost the scenic and pleasure phase has not been Wins neglected according to Dr Arvil Stark extension horticulturist The At American first Saturday flight will be spent at Reno Nev Special trips will be made over the San Francisco Tribune Intermountain Service bridges and visits will be made to AMERICAN FORK — Yoiemite national park and Lake Young daughter of Mr and Mrs Tahoe The estimated travel is 2400 miles 'Clifford E Young and a grandwith the ending at Saft Lake daughter of Hcber J Grant head City Augusttrip24 Of the L D S church was chosen Wednesday evening as queen of this city's annual Poultry and Turkey day of her selection Announcement was made by O Devcre Wnotton chairman of the queen contest committee at a dance culminating preparatory work for the celebration Scond in the close contest was Tribune Intermountain Service Vivian Makin chosen as “Miss American Fork " LOGAN A bond flection for Queen attendants who were In- $100 000 will be called by the Cache troduced included Mabel Brewer board of as soon education county and Vilate Florine Evans Boley Norma Gordon Assisting the chair- as legal problems involved are man in conducting the contest was worked out it was announced Wednesday following a special session of Leo Nelson The proposed bond isthe board Major Industry sue would finance construction of The eleventh annual observance three junior high schools an addiof Poultry and Turkey day will in- tion to the Smithfield junior high dicate American Fork's interest in school and alterations at seven In 21 years schools for recreational units its leading industry Junior high schools would be conpoultry producing in this area has Providence become a major industry yielding structed at Lewiston an annual income of more than and Wellsvillc Alterations are proposed for Hyrum Millville North 11000000 Bomoing cannons will open the Logan Hyde Park Richimond Corday's activities which will include nish and Trenton concerts by five bands two parades depeting the- theme "Fine Proposed Program The entire building program is esFeathers Make Fine Birds" distri0 bution of S000 free chicken sand- timated at $278000 of which will go to Lewiston $75000 to wiches sports and games carnival attractions vaudeville presen- W'ellsville $60000 to Providence tations dancing and a fireworks $15000 to Smithfield $6000 for all alterations an the seven towns display for equipment and furnishings Fraisrs Cooperation $12500 for architect fees and mis“With selection of our queen and cellaneous items Miss American Lloyd M Theurer board clerk Fork" all prewas authorized to make an amend'Utah's for liminary arrangements Celebration’ have ed application to P W A for enBiggest One-Dabeen nearly completed” said JoRn largement of $94500 already granted H Miller Lions club president and to the district to $125000 The original application sought funds to concelebration chairman ‘The Lions club sponsoring or- struct 10 'recreational units ganization expects Saturday’s fete Overlook Opposition to be the greatest m the history Eailier in the month the board Of the event Excellent cooperation by our neighboring cities as- with one dissenting vo’te that of C F Olsen of Hyrum decided to sures us of a successful day” abandon the recreational unit construction program and substituted the junior high school program After a series of meetings with patrons of the district opposition to the junIT'hy Shovel ior high school program was voiced by Hyrum Millville North Logan -0 g Poultry Day Body Picks Queen of Fete set-up- Thursday and Friday Beautiful easily laundered for size beds single spreads Heavy colored on tyfting grounds Come earlyl 8 Fork only Edith -- $95-00- $15-00- 0 ltuy a MASTER STOKER at AUERBACH’S tj HydeiPark Claikston and Trenton residents Notwthstafviing the opposition the boWa decoded to go ahead on the junior high school program for the bond election and at the same time alter seven schools for recreational units Cache County Q Records Past 17950 Sates U to 50( v Rich Tempera hire Sales Labor Safe and Clean No Smoke Minneapolis Honeywell Controls Installation Cost Extra ON F H A PLAN NO DOWN PAYMENT! BUY 650 Par Month Elacrical Appliances— Crowmtai AUERBACH’S The ’ Great Intermountain Store Founded 1844 - prepared in pamphlet form by patrons pupils and teachers of the Cache county school district under supervision of Miss La Veta Wallace supervisor of element cry grades Students of the third fourth fifth sixth seventh and eighth grades gathered data for the pamphlet The history supplies a written record of the early settlements industries schools and transportation of Cache county together with a few interesting stories of pioneers d and Indians of early days The is divided into an introduction discovery of Cache county the counity as a grazing ground for L D S church cattle winter at Elk Horn ranch organization of Cache county early public schools establishment of Brigham Young college and Utah State Agricultural college early social and domestic conditions transportation and communication early industries and commercial institutions construction of Logan L D S temple and tabernacle and settlements and communities The pamphlet covers' 94 typewritten pages Special appreciation is given to patrons of the school district Logan chamber of commcioc Ho lt which ar- H committee ranged and cheeked material rnd Superintendent J W Kirkbride of the county schooU special ’ 3 FOR 3 50 collars! 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