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The Bismarck Tribune
Bismarck, Mandan, Burleigh County, Morton County, North Dakota
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Bismarck's first recipient of the U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce distinguished service award for community service will be announced and honored at a dinner on Tuesday, Feb. 23, at the Grand Pacific hotel. The man's name is secret until the event.
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Announcement of Winner Will Be Made at Junior Association Dinner Tuesday
Bismarck's first recipient of the distinguished service award of the U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce will be honored Tuesday, Feb. 23, at a dinner of the Bismarck Junior Chamber of Commerce in the Grand Pacific hotel at 6:30 p. m.
His name kept secret until the award has been made, the man has been selected by a committee of the senior association on the basis of the community service he has rendered in Bismarck during the past year.
The man does not have to be a member of the junior association but must be within the age limits prescribed for membership in the association, according to Obert Kobs, association president.
Making the selection was a committee chairmanned by Dr. G. M. Constants, assisted by N. O. Churchill, E. B. Klein, E. B. Cox and F. A. Knowles.
Activities of the legislative, membership and trade-day committees will be reviewed by the chairmen, Fay Brown, Jack Meckler and Cliff Palmer, respectively.
There will be two entertainment features arranged by Helge Zethren, program chairman. Miss Alice M. Jensen will give a number of humorous Scandinavian dialect readings, and a mind reading stunt will be presented by Paul O. Netland and Dick Barry.
Reservations for the dinner should be made by telephoning Helge Zethren at 1000.
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Bismarck
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Tuesday, Feb. 23
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the selected man will receive the distinguished service award for community service rendered in bismarck during the past year.
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Bismarck's first recipient of the distinguished service award of the U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce will be honored at a dinner of the Bismarck Junior Chamber of Commerce in the Grand Pacific hotel at 6:30 p. m. on Tuesday, Feb. 23. The man has been selected by a committee based on community service rendered in Bismarck during the past year, with his name kept secret until the award is made. He must be within the age limits for membership but not necessarily a member. The selection committee was chaired by Dr. G. M. Constants, assisted by N. O. Churchill, E. B. Klein, E. B. Cox, and F. A. Knowles. Activities of legislative, membership, and trade-day committees will be reviewed by chairmen Fay Brown, Jack Meckler, and Cliff Palmer. Entertainment includes humorous Scandinavian dialect readings by Miss Alice M. Jensen and a mind reading stunt by Paul O. Netland and Dick Barry, arranged by program chairman Helge Zethren. Reservations by telephoning Helge Zethren at 1000.