Show t 103 OCwIN 4 (UTAH) THZ pha Head Kirk M Larsen Rollo Orrae Helen B Perry Bernice Pierce Lyman Salvesen Robert Strong Lois Ward Effie Lowe Watson Mary R Taylor Lake View Lake View: L Ross Fietkau : principal E Lionel Brady Martha Brotherson Helen Dawson Mildred Hardy Anne Rudd and Dean’ Williams i Plain City: Earl B Cragun sak Burch Creek: John M Beese principal Jerry Bundy Marie S principal Nola Berghout Leora Call Flora Cragun Margaret P Berry Melva Butterworth Bae V ' & Vv p '? Chadwick Keen C Cragun Ollie r Mae Graham Shirley C Hyde Edna B Jackson Emelie D Knott Martha McFarland Alice S Oyler Mabel Owens James Beed Verda Tarrin Dorothy H Thomas and Wayne N Deve-reau- x ’ i y- - Club Heights School Club Heights: Ernest B a u z i principal Rose R Burnett Dorothea DeYoung Myrle G Ehmann C Nuana Esterholdt Leah Graves Martha M Hansen Marvin C Jones Robert E McKenna Yula G M&rriott Mae Maw Hazel B Secrist and Emma J Wheel- 1 wright j Hooper: M Nephi Manning principal Leona H Burningham Elizabeth Jennie Christensen Gibson Ilah N Giles Thomas W Littlefield Ernest McKay Hattie G Parker and Elnora Widdison North Ogden: John-- W Chadwick principal Edna D Ballif Veda Berrett Nell O Chadwick Margaret Chandler Alene Eskel-so- n Janet B Fietkau- Melba Frandsen Verona W Hall Zel- - Maj Gen Hester L Hastings Top QM General Says UGD Doing Cottle June Francom Genevieve Jenkins Ruth N Knight Dwayne PalManful Bertha Palmer-Vermer Ethel Skeen andLorin K Wiser Riverdale: Elwin W Marriott principal Thelma R Blackburn Dean Bond Velda F Christensen Arleen Edward Ruth Powers Elsie H Graef Juanita Har-jri- s Louise Holmes Clark L Puffer Marjorie Smart Phena B Weight and Maurine Wiberg Roy Joseph Allen principal Irene S Chamberlin Joseph R Friedli Della Hadley Eloise F Coulter Carl DeYoung Mayme Dickson Lillian Froerer Joseph A Graves" E Rich' Green Lois Grow Donald R Hall Janice S Cashmore Donna Rae Hinds Weldon Heslop Charles L Johnson Charles R Railing William H Kozlowski Reinhart T Kowallis W West Lindsay Henry Lisle Parker Lynn Pitcher Charles A Robinson William AJ Skidmore Howard Shupe Lee R Rothey Janice Thompson Virginia Richard Van Wagoner Lelaqd Smith Weber High School Weber High: Roy C Metcalf principal J Forsgren Andersen J Floyd Barnett Hilda Bernards Maurice Berrett Mabel F Blay-ne- y Harold D Brown Don C Call Don C Carver Amy E Cooper Donald B Cox Lowell Cutler Ralph' Fj Dabb Ida D Draayer Christian S Graves Daniel J Griffiths George GalloMaude way Max E Germer Holmes Graham Hollingsworth L Rulon Jenkins Ross H Johnson Ray Jarrett Henry Kafton Jr Mary S Larson Versa Littlefield Joyce Lundgreen Ulysses Mortenson C J Manning V Leroy Oaks Rao K Parker Floyd O Petty Edson E Preece Blaine P Parkinson Alex Patterson W Eugene Reid T Leonard Row-le- y Anthony Russell Charlene Secrist Floyd Hi Slater- Byron J Smith Arch Stokes Mack S Taft Glen J Ward Eldon J West Fermen J Westergard Leland J Winger and Melvin H -- Heninger Jay Jensen John Rich' ard Parker Ruth Peterson lone Willette Uintah Inez B Bowman principal Naola W Dean Valley School Staff Valley: R Glen Miller principal Margarett Berlin Zella Chard Virginia Felt William Garner Thelma Hardy Anna M Stoker Jean Wangsgard Robert G Aldous Leota Allen and Kathleen Lupcho Wahlquist: Sidney L Wyatt principal Vivien Boyington Wallace Budge Wayne C Cottle Dale H Ellis Howard J Ellis Alma W Hansen Loren A Hein-e- r Lamont W Heslop M e r c y Ledingham’ Vernon Mordaunt A Welling Macfarlane Rozena N Oaks Paul W Peterson Wayne B Ringer Leland W Rhees Lula Richards Grant L Russell Howard Stallings Wil-- f ord Schmidt and Leila Sarlo Washington Terrace: Wheatley J Taylor principal! Leora C Alder Gladys Andelin David M Anderson Olive B Anderson Mary R Barr Irma P Casper Exta J Child Lilly J Cliff Paul i Be-Ma- P Carter Leland Bangerter Mary a G 12 j i v ’ 1 II HO v sriAVEnmsffED : : - shaving surface Entirely new shape smaller and easier to handle More compact more pewerfirf mator Comes in beautiful gift case Twlco-as-wi- de thanaladi ' $2750 r10riEY DOVH $5 a rlonfli! Pay $100: Wook t ’ By speefal arrangements with the manufacturer we will have a Shavemaster expert in our store for this demonstration: See him demonstrate Shave-maston all types of beards See for yourself how fast and clean it shaves If you own a Shavemaster bring it in for free oiling and sharpening GENE LYNCH ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CO can provide shelter for that valuable car of yours at a surprisingly low en- hance the appearance of your home and give you d convenience Can also be used a$ patio year-roun- OWNERS! SHAVEMASTER FREE SHARPENING ANO OiUNO SERVIClT er costl An aluminum carport will the NEW To Demonstrate 17 through Urges Quick Action Rudy Van Kampen Hereford Assn secretary asked that growers who plan to( enter animals in the Hereford auctions mail entry and breeding certificates of the animals to him not later than Sept 15 to his residence at 3720 Riverdale Rd In past years more than 10 western states have been represented in consignments to the stock show’s Hereford auctions Mr Van Kampen said his mail has indicated that a similar area will be represented at the forthcoming auctions “There’ are also good indications that a large turnout of buy ers will attend these sales because they know that the Here-ford- s assembled r by the association are high in quality and uniformity” he said Oct 2 is the deadline for registering cattle sheep and hog exhibits for the judging events of the six-da- y exposition: E J said Fjeldsted manager-secretar- y a full program of exhibit events - Fer-neli- us ' -- Esterholdt Darlene B Leatha M Findlay Ivan B Gardner Wood Mae Geddes M Artel Graser “Utah General Depot has done Irma B a most outstanding job over the Jettie Higginbottom Holmes M Alice Gertrude A Hunt several past years” Iverson A Pearl Jorgenson Beth So said the Quartermaster GenG Lawrence Lureta Lloyd Len-al- d ( eral of the Army yesterday to 'Outstanding Job' ’ is your can Nov' ' 1 534 Sunbeam’s Factory Trained Expert 4'Vt$ Will De At Andersen’s dewelry tomorrow i 4-- SEPTEMBER " 1 0 - ' Club and Future Farmer: Sept 15' is the final day for for : growers to consign cattle to the members has been arranged two breeding Hereford auction sales to be held during the annual Ogden Livstock Show in November officials said today PROTECTED The Hereford auctions are dated for Nov 15 at 7 p m when FROf1 STORf1? Hereford females will be offered and Nov 16 at 10 a m when bulls will be soldi The safes are sponsored by the Intermountam Hereford Breeders Assn The Hereford sales will be among five auctions to be conducted in conjunction with the 36th annual Ogden Stock Show : - FRIDAY 'EVENING- 2 Entries in Hereford Auction I ed Must by Sept 1 5 County School Superintendent Announces Instructor Staffs The teaching staffs in the various Weber County Schools were announced today by Supt A Parley Bates The assignments for the 1954-5-5 school years are as follows: Arsenal Villa: George T Brooks principal Naomi B Brown Louise Cable Pauline Grodon Alden J Kirkham Ora M Newcomb and Bhoda E Tor-- l 5TANDARD-EXAMINE- Iet a factory trained pert hone your using the ' ex- - Shave-mast- er exclus- ive Sunbeam compound He’ll also oil your Shave- master at no cost It Also Ask Us About Storm Doors and Windows Don't Delay— Call Now! Will Open Monday Until 9 pm Our-Stor- PHONE e h v' Be 2-84- 01 for a Free Survey LYNCH ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CO ’ Classified Ads Get Results 4070 Riverdale Road : L L Skinner UGD commanding officer and his staff at the Second Street Depot Maj Gen Kester L Hastings whose home town- is Lewiston Idaho and who became the Army’s QM general last Jan 31 spent the day making an informal but official inspection of the depot he once helped plan The visit was part of a westCol - ern tour of quartermaster Smart New TV Styling HEATER FEATURES Low Operating Cost Fast Efficient Burner Safe Fire Weld Com- bustion Chamber Heated Air Circulation Automatic Controls f a Neuen-schawand- ond but there's Heating For Better Heating Call 21 er j j i f 2232 Washington Blvd r £S I " J Send’ y 6 u r c h i I dre n b d c k r to school with: Good Vision! being largely instrumental in the increased emphasis being given toiitilization of general or multiple occupancy depots as against branch or single-servic- e depots “We’re going to go to more general depots and through standardization of some of our procedures pull together as a team' What’s-bee- n done here at Utah proves it can be done” Gen Hastings attended a noon luncheon in the depot cafeteria and following an afternoon visit to the various technical service facilities was honored at an informal social hour in the officers’ r A Save $ 1 0 to $20 - EYES EXAMINED! GLASSES FITTED! GLASSES PRESCRIBED f ONLY1F NECESSARY NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED The gathering was attended by a number of Ogden businessmen and civic officials with whom Gen Hastings had formed close friendship during his previous service in this area Gen Hastings departed by train (yesterday for California in continuation of his tour Glasses mi 'i on your Child's ih Satisfaction Guaranteed or your money gefvnd e di USE YOOR CREDIT V Wear os you pay 2449 WASHINGTON - Or StpWr T Dardn Coat “Mary-'Lane- Optometrist (n CHorg MAIN BLVD 8J — jr- 4 at — 6 James Reg Optometrist in Charge '’At ride- 'tSSSBY No extra charge ibaann - til wkb Mwt s4 a nuq blnalwiga an-wKi- H Luo amd Agb Mne kecKysnod -- ed kiensbedge N- — SALT LAKE CITY Foot! 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Wide variety of choice authentic songs and dances Smith including Bamboo Dances and other novelties In- Wilson: Lorin K Laws princistruction for ukulele and songs will be separate from pal Vera S Applonie Gladys Barton Lola BrouWhuis Emily I daneing classes z Ellis Edith Jones Carl Myrlin I Ages— 6 years and up including aduit classes” Hansen Helen M Slater Ethel Stanford and Edith Woodwarid I Instructors— Mrs Ruth Jackson Duke and Mrs Young ! 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