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Show Mr. and Mrs Ed Johnson returned re-turned Sunday evening from a two week's vacation at S;in Diego, Calif., with their daughter and son-in-law, Lt. and Mrs. James M. Sullenger. Mary Alice John-Kn John-Kn us spending the remainder of the summer there with them. incumbent. Salt Lake City; M. i L. Dye, Salt Lake City; Simon B Eggertsen. Salt Lake City; G. ; M. Gadshy, incumbent, Salt Lake ; City; J. A. Hale, incumbent, Salt 1 1 Lake City; Lafayette Hanehett. incumbent, Salt Lake City; G.I L. Jenkins, Malad. Ida.; Richard H. Jones, incumbent, Salt Lake City; Paul V Kelly. Salt Lake City; Malcolm A Keyset', incumbent, in-cumbent, Salt Lake City; Leo G Meredith, incumbent, American Fork; Fred A. Moreton, Salt Lake City; A. Wells Morrison, Salt Lake City; Fred M. Nye, ineum-1 bent, Ogden; Charles Redd, La-Sal. La-Sal. Stephen L Richards, incumbent, incum-bent, Salt Lake City, Carl K ROSS, Portland, Me.; George A. ! Sims, Salt Lake City; A E Thiel, j incumbent, Montpelier, Ida.; and j Charles Leslie Wheeler, Salt ' Lake City. Holder of the company's common com-mon stock cast votes for some 80 candidates for director nominees nom-inees in the voting which closed June 39 and th eabove 24 received receiv-ed the highest number of votes The company's reorganization plan, under which directors are being selected, provides that not more than four of its 12 directors direc-tors shall be full time employes of the concern. Mr. Gadsby, Mr. Hale, Mr. Corey and Mr. Jones are officers and full time employes em-ployes of the company-Mr. company-Mr. Corey explained that the next step will be to call a meet ing of stockholders for the elec-1 tion of 12 directors from the nominees. no-minees. The regular annual meet ing of Utah Power & Light com-: pany stockholders, ho said, will be held on October 16, 1946, and; it is presently intended to elect directors at that time. Mr Corey further explained that Utah Power & Light is subject sub-ject to the continuing jurisdic- j tion of the Securities & Exchange commission and its rules as applied ap-plied to qualifications of mem bers of its board of directors. As j soon as possible the eligibility j of the above list of nominees will ' be cleared with that commission, I he declared. ' J 24 PEOPLE NAMED DIRECTOR NOMINEES OF UTAH POWER & LIGHT Names of the 24 persons who j received the highest number of votes for nominees to be voted on for directors of the Utah Power Pow-er & Light company w-ere an- ! nounced late Tuesday by George I R. Corey, vice president and secretary sec-retary of the company. The list included; E. G Ben-1 nett, incumbent, Ogden; H. A. i Benning, Ogden; Orvcl Bonett, I Provo; C. P. Castle, incumbent, I Salt Lake City; George R. Corey,! |
