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The Post-Register, Idaho Falls, Idaho, Tuesday, May II, 1948 Page 8 Chapter Plans Swim Project Red Cross to Sponsor Classes in July; Instructors Named Red Cross swimming classes will be held in July in the newly remodeled Idaho Falls senior high school pool. Qualified instructors will be in charge. Such a program was planned by the executive board of the Bonneville county chapter of the American Red Cross at a luncheon meeting at the Bonneville hotel Monday afternoon, Mrs. Marie Kellar, chapter executive secretary, reported. It was decided to send Miss Ann Cox, junior high school physical education instructor, and Cy Adkins, senior high school track coach, to attend the aquatic school at Prescott, June 6-16.

Upon their return, they will then be designated as the authorized instructors for the July swimming program. Miss Cox was a swimming instructor last year. Classes will be held for beginners, intermediates and advanced students for both children and adults and also for junior and senior life saving students. Seven persons successfully completed the Red Cross instructors class in first aid last week, directed by Edward Haffey, San Francisco, instructor. They were Arnold T.

Prestgard, Miss Cox, Robert D. Pollock, John A. Thompson, Neils D. Andersen, Osborne A. Goetz and William F.

Day. Mr, Prestgard, Mr. Day and Mr. Thompson have been teaching first aid classes for the chapter for several years. Chapter officials also favored supplying clothing for destitute Navajo Indian children after a letter was read from national headquarters outlining the need of seven thousand such garments.

The Bonneville chapter will provide whatever quota is assigned, it was decided. Low Bid on Alaska Job ANCHORAGE, Alaska, May 11. Morrison-Knudsen Inc, of Boise, Idaho, submitted a low bid of $9,610,217.20 on four major Alaska railroad building projects, Chief Engineer R. A. Sharood announced Tuesday.

Awards will be made before Wednesday, he said. The projects include improvement of the yard at Fairbanks; construction of a two-story fire station, an ash handling system, and coal and water station, also at Fairbanks; widening banks and raising tracks in sections of the entire line, and relaying 200 miles of track. Annual Methodist Vacation School Opens Monday The annual Vacation church school of Trinity Methodist church will be held at the church, May 17 to 28 each morning from 9 to 11:30 a. m. Registration for the school will be held at the church Sunday, May 16 from 3 to 5 p.

m. The school will emphasize special work in Bible study, music appreciation (Including rhythm band), story telling and dramatization, and handicraft features. Mrs, Truman Jones will be the general superintendent of the school and will work with the following department heads listed as follows, with their department theme for the two weeks: Nursery and Mrs. A. W.

Neece, superintendent. Time in Our Mrs. John Weida, superintendent. Primary Go To Mrs. Clark J.

Wood, superintendent. Junior Story and Work of the Methodist Mrs. Don Neleson, superintendent. Intermediate "This Is the Mrs. L.

L. Garland and Mrs. James Infelt, superintendents. Knight Chapter Formed at Ricks College I (Special to The Post- Register) REXBURG, May 11. A chapter of Intercollegiate Knights, na-! tional honorary service fraternity, has been organized on the Ricks college campus, it was announced Tuesday.

The Norsemen Saints, service club organized on the campus lastc winter, has been made a chapter of the Knights and members were initiated at a recent gathering of fraternity members at Logan, Utah. Ixjuis Melendez, Rexburg, is president of the chapter. Other officers are as follows: Mark Madsen, Bloomington, chancellor; Nolan Packham, Fairfield, secretary, and Cornell Bird, Rexburg, recorder. Members of the chapter, in addition to the officers are: Alden Packer, Rexburg; Tharin Bigler, Rexburg; Dee Armstrong, Rexburg; Keith Englund, Rexburg; Max Howard, Pasadena, Clive Nelson, Rexburg; Don Ricks, Rexburg; Keith Forsyth, Rigby; Arlo Trost, Rexburg; LeRoy McBride, Idaho Falls, and Mark Hall, Burton. Students Join Quill and Scroll (Special to the Post-Register) RIRIE, May 11.

Twenty four Rlrie high school students have qualified and been initiated into Quill and Scroll, national journalistic society. They include Connie Olsen, Belva Lou Wheeler, Patsy Egan, Lois Jean Lindsay, Carma Ririe, Barbara Reed, Audrey Wheeler, La Vonna Spaulding, Ileta Dutson, Farrell Bowles, Thema Clark, Keith Rands, Donald Adams, Dick Johnson, Laurell Reed, Marcene Weeks, Junior Streeper, Victor Hegsted, Rex Adamson, Phyllis Weeks, LaGrand Rowan, Billy Peterson, Neva Byington and Geneva Fisher. Murray Accuses Business of Piracy, Hijacking ATLANTIC CITY. May 11. CIO President Philip Murray said Tuesday that American business is practicing "commercial piracy" hijacking and is too much extortion being practiced by American he told the CIO Amalgamated Clothing Workers convention.

He named no specific business or businessmen hut said that the CIO lend comfort to a system that provides 17 billion dollars in Murray declared that is no true system of free enterprise in the United He said the CIO lend comfort to a system which is so completely out of balance that there are more people suffering in the United States than before the war." Murray said the CIO is dedicated to the of the democratic way of and that it will support the European recovery program. He reiterated that the CIO Steel Workers, which he also heads, would not break its two year contract with the steel industry. The union opened its annual convention at Boston Tuesday. Funerals Air Base Holds Salvage Sale A surplus and salvage property sale started Monday and will continue until Friday night at the Pocatello air force base, a news release received here Tuesday showed. Bids will be opened May 24 with the successful bidders to be notified immediately, the release stated.

About 200 lots of new and used items will be sold. They include tools, paint, office furnishings, doors, books and other items. G. CECIL WILLIAMS BLACK FOOT, May services for G. Cecil Williams, 44, were held Friday at 2 p.m.

in the Thomas LDS ward chapel with Bishop Leroy Dance in charge. Dan Thomas sang to accompanied by Mrs. Thomas, and James Fannin offered the invocation. Speakers were Neil Williams, Erwin Evans, and President J. E.

Williams. The benediction was pronounced by Thomas H. Williams. Other musical numbers included "Not Understood," sung by Mignon Watt accompanied by Rita Williams; and Perfect," by a chorus composed of Marva Dance, Carol Williams, Margaret Williams, Carma Stander and Cleone Hansen, with Marie Covington as director and Gay Higginson accompanying. Pallbearers were Ronald Carter, Clarence Romreill, James Fannin, Devoe Evans, Earl Higgins and Elwin Murdock.

Floral tributes wrere carried by Dorothy Merrill, Carol Williams, Margaret Williams, Cleone Hansen, Bernice Merrill, Maurine Merrill, Colleen Jackson, Joy Sproul, He's Seen Now Joins Army (Special to The REXBURG, May 11. Sgt. Lee McCulloch, officer in charge of Rexburg army and air force recruiting office, reported Tuesday that Elwood W. Chambers, 31, Ashton, has enlisted in the U. S.

army for a period of three years. He goes into the army as technical sergeant. Chambers has spent eight years 1 and one month in the U. S. navy, a considerable portion of this time having been spent in the Pacific.

He was a chief mate and was awarded the Asiatic Pacific ribbon with one battle star, Victory medal, American defense ribbon, good conduct medal and American theatre ribbon. Carlee Carter, Helen Evans, Donetta Hall, Irma VanOrden, Orva Marie Wahlan, Jennie Lou Broadhead, Harriet Driscoll, Arlene Merrill, Doris Hall, Dora Williams and Shirley Reynolds. In charge were Relief society members Gladys Evans, Effie Higginson, and Zada Peterson. Burial was in the Riverside-Thomaa cemetery under the direction of the Sandberg Funeral home of Blackfoot. Bishop Dance dedicated the grave.

SYLVAN R. MC INTIRE (Special to The Post-Register) REXBURG, May 11. Funeral services for Technician Fifth Grade Sylvan Ralph Mclntire, Lyman, who was killed in action Jan. 30. 1945, In Belgium, were held In Eckersell Funeral home at Rigby, Saturday at 2 p.

m. Angus bir' Lyman LDS ward officiated at service-. Th opei.la ar was offered by Daley Hendricks and the benediction by N. Leslie Andrus. Verge Young sang Voice Salutes the Startled accompanied by Vera Vera and Elva Robinson and Young sang the with Mr.

Young playing guitar accompaniment. Speakers were Ray J. Smith and Bishop Peterson. Interment was in the Rigby cemetery under direction of Eckersell funeral home. The Rigby VFW conducted military graveside rites.

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