Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) 10A Garland DUP Elects Officers WHY HAVE THE FUSS MUSS AND BOTHER AT HOME -- SAVE MONEY! IT! I COLD WAVE 'Now GARLAND — Mrs Myrl Udy has ben elected to- a two-yea- r term as president of the local Daughters of Utah Pioneers Named to other positions were Mrs Louise Harper first vice captain Mrs Edna Ward second vice captain Mrs Edna Turley secretary and treasurer - Mrs Marian Kirby chorister Mrs Viola Roberts organist and Mrs Annie Johnson custodian of officers relics were hold-ove- r - AND LET US DO i $6 50 Only Regular $650 Guaranteed! When it comes to cleanliness Garland rates tops SUPERVISED! AND WAVE BEAUTIFUL COLOR TINTS !JI00 $25° With Cream Rinse OGDEN BEAUTY SCHOOL 3 In fh Dial Emporium 01 City Councilman 9 © infl irsri o Don Limb said today that state officers who made a recent check of the business area gave the city a very high ranking where sanitation was concerned Utah Eagles Auxiliary Elects Brigham Woman as President Fifty boys and girls received graduation certificates when Garland School held its commencement exercises recently Address to graduates was by m BRIGHAM CITY— A Kleon Kerr Tremonton Student City woman Mrs Esther Hodges speakers were Lynda Hasne and was elected new president of the Jimmie Arnold state Auxiliary to the Fraternal Order of Eagles at the weekend convention in Provo Or Just Drop Dawn 4 to Female Cops Help Meter Income I - teaching Teacher at the Corinne School will be Kathleen Wintel where children of the Corinne will meet Fielding Plymouth and will meet at the Fielding School with Mrs Mabel Hansen as teacher Garland children will be taught by Dorris Peterson Port-childre- n Great features you find only with American Motors are zooming Hudson popularity — safety features like Double Strength Single Unit car construction that’s twice as rigid twirt as strong twice as safe - '©EO Y MOST BEAUTIFUL PERFORMERS OF THEM ALL! and that makes Hudsona better trade-i- n — comfort features like Twin Travel Beds a single bed for travel twin beds for nighttime stopover — and others that make Hudson the car to see todayl WProducts of American Motors FROST INC Authorized Hudson Deafer 1950 WASHINGTON BLVD DIAL 6679 and Deweyville Honeyville Collinston children will meet at Honeyville with Virginia Black-haas teacher Thatcher and Bothwell stu- dents will meet at Thatcher with Ellenor Peterson as teacher Tremonton will have two teach- - j ers Phyllis Christensen and Anna Romer and Willard students will be taught by Mrs Marie Ward Children will register on June 3 with regular class work beginning on June 6 Kindenjarten will continue until July 15 with one holiday July 4 according to Superintendent Kenneth E Weight Work permits for the summer of 1955 will be issued at the Board of Education Office in the County Court House here from 9 am to 1 pm daily to May 31 and from 8 am to 12 noon from June 1 to Sept 6 Students desiring work permits must present a birth certificate or one of the church record (confirmation blessing (forms etc) to th issuing officer The I Bear River High Gives Awards TREMONTON — Students who Golden Spike Camp Daughhave been in the forefront this ters of the Utah Pioneers will its next meeting tomorrow past year at Bear River High hold Mrs Liza Holland Tremonton were rewarded for their dili- will be the host in her home The gence and enthusiasm when 3 pm at begins meeting achievement awards were prei sented a few days back Mayor Jesse Day has designatdozens the who Among stepped ed Saturday as Poppy Day- - in forward to receive the awards Tremonton The traditional popwere: ts of py will be sold on Edward Tsutsui Diana Coombs the city by representatives of the Carol Kent Dana- - Watkins Carolyn Harris Diane Rose Glenna Richardson Margie Didrickson Don Lee Aker Susan Linford Elaine Watkins Alice Roberts Maxine Leak Gloria Norr Margaret Thompson James Weldron Moana Korth Sandra Day John Day and Bob Puzey Florence Anger Margene Mae Pierce Mason Careen Peck Larry Ficklin Elaine Donna Fae Roberts Karen Smith Gene COndie Ralph Wyatt Trixie Bjorn Donna Rae Eberhart Marie Manning Sydna Mi-chae- S i ' GROW FASTER! lis Judy Johnson Patsy Mann Joan Holdaway Joan Cannon j Zella Wood Rella Wood Judy Green Charlene! Woodruff Mary Korth and Belva Seprist I ’ Jcatn Harris Sherry Jenson daughter of Mrs LaCon H Jen- are to be announced ®th!£ fields nearson brought home the winning future trophy in t h e YOUR ACCOUNT Two ponds on the fahn of Veteran of ForWayne Holmgren near Treeign Wars homonton are being dredged and pscotch tourney held in Murray enlarged in order to provide UP TO $10000 close fishing for young men Park Salt Lake of area the Convsitiont City Your account The Kiwanis Club of northern Hours: 9 to 4 wtcomo Sherry skillfulBox Elder County is sponsoring thru Monday her rsgordlots ly hopped the project of ii Friday way to the top in LaMar Mason is chairman in to 12:30 930 the third grade Leon charge of the project Saturday Halgren is president of the Kigroup She is a strident at the wanis Central School in Jenson Miss Motoko Sato of Japad Brigham City has as an exchange stu-- ! Others who participated in the dent arrived Seven weeks of her stay pi tournament were Alaine Hailing in the United States will be in Mantua fourth grade Kay Ting- - Box Elder County Her stay here will include time ey fifth grade and Marlene Bos- at Honeyville Willard and Fieldley sixth grader ing Miss Sato will attend the As they hive two years be- Congress to be held in Washingfore Gen and Mrs Robert M 369 24th STREET ton D C Hardaway returned here to present the annual Tom Hardaway award in memory of their son who was killed during the FINE j 4-- H Korean War The winner this ear was Terjl Hunsaker who was chosen on the basis of leadership character courage patriotism physical fitness and other similar qualifica- OLD COLONY FAINT Exterior 'Gloss HOUSE IMI WEEK-EN- REG I ri SPECIAL D $630 GAL Provo Mechanics Dark Colors Slightly Higher Strike in 3rd Day WMIL ENAMEL PROVO (AP)— A strike of 30 union mechanics kept four Provo garages tied up for the third day today H B Egbert business agent for the union said the mechanics were seeking wage hikes from $170 to $2 an hour plus other benefits He said the garages had made an offer to within five cents of the demand but the issue still was deadlocked Being picketed are the Naylor Auto P E Ashton Telluride Moor and George V Tribe garages Managers of the companies say a few others employed by the garages also are effected by the work stoppage Non-uniogarages are continuing to operate 99 ( YOUR SAVINGS Donna Mae Matlock The general and Mrs Hardaway — he was commanding officer at Bushnell General Hospital (now Intermountain Indian School) for a time — set up the award after their son was listed as a war casualty A former student at Box Elder High Tom Hardaway was valedictorian of his graduating class Why Ancient Age can say: - Jensen Margaret Thompson Virginia Walker Diane Rose Lois Iverson Blaine LottN Jack Anderson Gene Jensen Lee Coombs Gary Korth Hal Mason Larry King Katherine Kerr Marian Carter Carl Stejiquist Helen Bingham tions r American Legion Mrs Lei and Foxley of the Legion Auxiliary is in charge Collections go for better living conditions for disabled veterans and their dependent children- INSURED j RAMBLERS 1955 i i WASPS MAY 25 - m HORNETS EVENING the-stree- -- like double safety 7 great features boost Hudson sales 136 twin travel beds HUDSON y ira 5 Mrs Helen Lee also of Brigham was elected secretary Mrs Hodges was state - vice SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — president during the past year Diligent work by female cops j and has been state trustee plus a few more parking meters Active in the local auxiliary makes Salt Lake City $19092 she has served as president richer chairman of membership and last A city auditor’s report says year was publicity chairman $206751 was collected in parkIn 1953 she was general chairing meter fees during the past 10 man of the state convention when months compared to $186659 for it was held in Brigham City the preceding 10 months The Box Elder County School The increased yield almost announces the followDistrict of the salaries the pays policewomen who started on their jobs ing locations of Kindergarten Masses for the summer session: July 12 1954 Bear River City and Elwood will meet at Bear River City with Elvira Christensen as teacher Mrs Esther Ilodges Mantua Perry and Central schools will meet at the Central School with Mrs Jane Linford student must also know where Mrs Nell Barlow Mrs Vera he is to be employed and what J Mills and Mrs Ruth Armstrong 30b he will do ALL WORK SHAMPOO WEDNESDAY STANDARD-EXAMINE- R INTERIOR FLAT Washable Covers Faint ar Walfpapor In Ona Cant Whlta and Light Tints NOW ONLY Gali Dork Colors Slightly Higher r-- rr-i fpTolR lb AH ml- r-- yn rJQ 327 24TH ST n o o o For many many years we’ve believed so devoutly in straight Kentucky bourbon that we’ve distilled iuothing but! We comb fields few the choicest ripened grains We use bright jclear Kentucky spring water We wait patiently through the yean while Ancient Age reaches rich maturity We seal and bottle the incomparable result only at the distillery where it is bom (essential for quality and uniformity) And whiskey experts have always agreed with us that there is no better bourbon and that sun-dapp- &d Ancient Age is a bargain at any price Now there is still another reason for Ancient Age’s popularity More than six years ago we laid away extra stocks of Ancient Age So today we actually lower the price of this truly matchless bourbon Today this- - millionaire’s whiskey canrioe TIME TO BUY Ilomal'J enjoyed by everyone Taste Ancient Age and you’ll see why we can say: “If you can find a better bourbon buy it”! Reason? There is no better bourbon And at its new low price this is the greatest value in history nuns The savory flavor of a ham- burger or hot dog is not complete until It's served on a JOE'S Joe's Buns richer tastier buns because they are made from eggs flour sugar and milk Individually baked to give soft tender buns with an golden crust you'll buy 'em Try 'em HOMA1D BUN — TTSVwmM- - 'all-arou- A triumph of Time and Nature STRAIGHT KENTUCKY 80UR80N WHISKEY 6 YEARS OID S6 PROOF © 1954 ANCIENT AGE DBWING CO FRANKFORT KENTUCKY - — iii art-plum- nd daily at your grocers per |