| Show D—Sfectiot r 111©© Area To Preseni A Even! The traditional Palm Sunday nrncrrnm oresented by the com bined Prptestant choirs of Ogden area churches will be presentedn Mount ug-rfptoday at 3 pm in the audi- School Jnrtior Hieh tnriirm The program of sacred music choir will feature the a under the direction of Unaries orMrs Pat Moore is Smith 0 : 5 100-voi- f r u District Would Face Crucial i ? I Situqtion Top Official Says ! r ce Annexation by Ogden City of southeast bench ter-f- r ritory would bring an immediate problem to the Ogden School District it was disclosed Saturday It would mean the district would have to plan im mediately for a new high school on the southeast bench that could cost $2 million to be financed by a bond issue j and Mrs War-ru- n ganist accompanist manist Tnvlnr is Tt sheers will blend their it renditions of "On The ur- tn lne Jerusalem Wnv — J iTTt " "J "Olivet 1l to uuvary atorio in the Morning" "uonsiaer uie T?iiP" hv Clifford McuormicK "Now Let Every Tongue auoic muviv Thee Dy racn auu vm Wa " hv hanoei The cdncert will be mgnngniea With vocal and instrumental solos and sinking ensembles A free will offering will be acthe cepted with proceeds going to the world of through the needy t 1100 1 f - t J I — V head of thei needs of "Addition view district said Saturday building WEBER HIGH senior Erna Fryer displays exhibit would is if issue a bond area of southeast contemplated territory J that won her a top award in the Weber Regional to the situation said the total He 'crucial' Science to a might a the program and Science Fair Saturday bring trip to build district" million be as $5 as much next month Fair International in New Mexico Dr Smith said Ogden High the new high school plus at least School is now operating beyond school in the north its planned capacity and to ease one elementary of the side city the problem a longer school oay National Council of Churches Smith Dr pointed out that the with next for year is planned The Ogden Protestant Choir was school in the Ron Edison new has sessions going to 5:30 pm for the first organized 10 years ago and and area Clare opened Oeden High largest secondary 5 t r is already at presented concerts at Easter last time September school in Utah will have nearly other special occasions such as capacity 2300 students enrolled Union Thanksgiving services ' V said also r Bader K A Dr Smith said if the southeast Theif superintendent is Choir president is called for a bond issue bench area is annexed by Ogden that Board of Education would Mrs Robert Kier is vice presi the City the Board of Education would dent Miss Lois white secretary include in the Ann Diswas awarded Mary Crookstonj Three Weber County School have no other choice than to call probably of a number of program and Mr and Mrs 1 a elemena new high school to the day expansion trict high school seniors walked of Bonneville who received 25 Don Schultz historians for 4 full to schools day til provide off with the top awards at the Mentor science books Second From the start of drawing plans tary classes first grade rWeber Regional Science Fair on to the day for a new high schcol went to Leota Murakami who rewill begin in 12 he doors could open would be This program Saturday and is planned fall this schools volumes' 15 two years he said Named to compete in the Sci-- i ceived to all elementary r to be expanded l In the junior high section of ence Fair International at AlbuSOLUTIONS SEVERAL within three schools years querque N M in May were the fair first place in basic physi has alof Education Board we would The have "In that period Thayne Wescott of Bonneville cal sciences was awarded Douglas to take caie of the new students ready diescussed adding one mill High and Erna Fryer of Weber Pohl with "Tracking Atomic Parin one of several ways" He said to the school levy to pay for the MEETS EAST High Scott Campbell Bonneville ticles" $10 second to Diane Buck it might be necessary to enlarge first grade program k cruise offered by Wahlquist with "The Eye and the took a xrUt tViP world attending 'iheir first LDS conference in Salt r rtf oil Under- the new state school even further the school day at Ogthe Navy Camera" $5 and third to Dean Yin Miss f hying den High or to transport students financial aid bill passed by the Lalle City include Kei Wan Yin formerly of Hong Kong Young Wescott won in applied Johnson Mt Ogden with "A Simlast Legislature an additional mill Russell of Roy She is dmirmg statue pf by bus to Ben Lomond High Leonard Mrs J Mr ple Rocket" $5 and physical science with ''Plasma with for is to be added which means that He said it might be possible In applied physical science first Engines" and Miss Fryer in bioSmith to con Joseph Prdphet the Ogden district may add two the Ogden School District logical science with "Neurology" was James Lewis "Processing Livestock isiatinnal Dis — ciVo mills to the next levy School tract with the Weber ' mm m uviiui-$10 Second Cynthia Young Campbell's entry was also Coal Gas NoAt present the district levis 29 stu trict to enable new southeast in applied physical science Murphy Wahlquist with "Sound Show Oil again function next mills for operation and maintenBonneville dents to attend High "Project Delta-H- " Displayed on an Oscilliscope" $5 vemoer as a ngreiuiu ivcgioi! 16 mills for capital outlay ance Terrace in Washington and third went to "Principal of of Merit Show" ( ROM) a desig "GAS LAWS" service debt and a ago District The year Ogden I Flight" entered by nation Awarded top Hereford catrecent Named alternates to the inter- Joseph Wing a 46th At near of land meeting of the Board 34 acres Christensen Kaysville bought Here-fnrAnder were national fair Stephen and Harrison for possible sites for of Education Supt Smith said the tle shows by the (American who received $5 son of Clearfield High with "Air Avknciation a senior and junior high school district is in "excellent" shape SCIENCE EARTH Steve and exhibit Regeneration by Algae" Advic that the Ogden The area is in the county and as far as bonding limits are conSmith of Ben Lomond with his In earth science first went to has been redesignated as an ROM if the city's proposed annexation cerned of Wahlquist show Was received by Rudy Van demonstration of "Gas Laws Gloria Manning fprogram goes ahead it will be in The Edison School completed told Call th? Mr were He was also second place win- with "Coal" $5 second to Netina Kampen Golden bpiKe snow man- - An ducationai 46 15 Optimists were 30 last year was the last facility to Ogden City psycho logist got married ner in basic physical science and Langston South "Reaction of Soil ager from Paul Swaffer "their cm be constructed with a $2500000 cities of have busithe dropout Some Nate Tanner president 17 and 80 were 16 urges community civic and "Handbook of on Plants" $5 and third to James won the : book bond issue approved by the voters said cerit of education an almost Ogden Board fate to two per nei leaders to join the schools in Mr Call said 72 of the Reed Roy "Geology of Oil" $5 me iuci — — in April 1956 Other schools built in Chemistry" and $10 xxc takes with Saturday "If Ogden City compared 31 problem" negligible reportand t against girls— Bruce Erickson of Weber High In biological science Steve inn an effective campaign boys this new territory we Will be under the program were Mount j re irate He national worked ine mothers aropoui are snows their was named alternate for the Navy Bartlett Bonneville entered ed stocK Highland High ROM Hereford schoon dropouts j The key to success he told the forced to provide educational fa- Ogden JuniorHillcrest were cruise and awarded $5 for his "Sound and Ear" and won $10 attractive to Hereford catue own- 135 the of elementary Junior dropouts in High that area" the 0gden 0p- ported commchildren j ld for cilities c t Optimists has beenHa joint "Fuel Cell" in biological sck John Lyksett South Junior High ers because certain breeding stocK 2500 Ogden boys white 30 Spanish sevenj Negros unity-school Mr Tanner said the Board of and Bonneville elementary now that timi£tiQub attacfk along the ence with "How Good Is Your Milk'! can wih points at such shows nrfJrls school f drop out of ntire school dropolst battlefront Education would probably take a in the planning stage and one Indian THIRD PLACE took second and received $5 and which 4dd to their value Mr van if the present durin this "Thirty of the dropouts own Noella Wallington of Bonneville third was won by Patty Williams Kampen smdSatiirday 1 Continues trend -to au with "Fluoridation The 1963 uoiaen spise snowwon $5 for a third place in applied Mt Ogden one out of every four cars and no had access the "Phenakis-toscopeheld " received $5 told She Call be wul op Benefits" the 45th! of the series— physical science with ninth grade tomobile" Mr rf citys present 67 had no juvenile and John Higdon took In science reporting first place November 5 to 10 timists "Only from not ctudprits will graduate third in basic physical "with "A and $10 went to Betsy Anne Moler we? ?z hwh Ichool unless there is an in- - court record" not System for Satellite Auxiliary and second to Steven GwiUiam the continental divide have been creased effort to keep them in However he stressed that delin1 ne are who was awarded $5 exhibitions students these ROM of Power" He was awarded $5 all I designated Each first placeLwinner will re other two are at Phoenix Ariz hpMrIriassroom Senioi1 winners in earth sci of pupil per quents Most are basically good is director Call the ences were Howard CoUette of ceive a trophy cup from the Og and Portland Ore sonnel for the Ogden schools a kinds who potentially have comat a to lot the Bonneville with "Weather Obse- den Standard-Examinto a offer centne ability CAN PROCEED position that puts him in t rvation" $10 Paul Wheeler of Bon- school award assembly later in pruuiem munity" 'ROM designation Ar MI thP school drOPOUl seven neville 'lightning and the Nitro- the year Second place winners "With the Call Mr major reported H outlined the extent of the we: can proceed with Of the the for reasons dropouts! gen Cycle A and Steven Hales of will get plaques all with names again official causes basic of nroblkn its some show" Ogden High "Air Mass Interac- inscribed and the area m which plans for the November solutions during 173 dropped out so far this year siock and Offered some reterson schools will Rulon Their said they competed tions" $5 he said 85 were for At show dresident He said American an address a- the regular weeKiy t In science reporting first place be similarly honored the of Optimist Ogden contrib will meeting Hereford Association who "These are the students ute half the $10000 premium purse Club Mr just won't attend classes""Their to be (arranged for Hereford cat GIVES WARNING Call told the Optimists tle contests the 'warned will bring them to school Optimists Call Mr Golden Spike's November ex that bo economic or social group parents watch them go in the front hihit irill include the usual pro is immune to the dropout prob and But the student just goes on door fat gram of exhibit contests for and out the backthroueh i lem cattle fat and breed- and breeding can Mr comes causes he saidr include Other crisis — was made "The by ins sheep and fat hogs ana a WASHINGTON TERRACE City to use the property from lack of ability negative f attitude Council has authorized a Girl Mrs Clare Gronwald and Mrs y mmnlete for Future repottedto "with the transition activity d R senior hign scnooi iras mental (and physical illness Ten Walling jord troop leaders j Farmers and Scout troop to use a piece of Club members junior is particularly true lor tne gnia boys joined the armed forces and land for campouts i and officials said are trying too 29 girls and two boys got mar j apparently who to other recreational uses subject The show will again include to grow up fast as they en- ried working but an agreement with steer and lamb carcass contests hardj school" Riverdale City Council SOME PROGRESS and educational displays on an terMfhighCall the described typical The property is owned by the Mr Call reported some but expanded basis Mr Van Kampen dropout as a old luin said Terrace but it lies in Riverdale is oeing student witn a juvemu not enough progress cut the to long grade It is located just over a bluff and "Boy Friend For Dinner sa The show will buy a effort the in made court record access to a car who time down the side of a hollow that comedy in one act will be pre cooling display case which will be this "At rate too much unsupervised free dropout slants toward the railroad tracks sented Monday at 8 pm m the placed inside the coliseum tor ex has dropouts comand whose mother probably year we had 225 time meat un hall of d cultural kinds Ward Sixty-thirvarious the said hibiting Terrace councilmen received der" works He reported dropouts are pared with the 173 now' he uuc of the attraction an as educational mia the cuts of sponsorship the area progress is principal edreports that a resident fairly evenly divided among boys to This Miss and improved special more is allegedly shooting guns in the The play is directedof by and eirls the cast Members Felt Sharon and guidance a stuucation 173 programs He! vicinity told the Optimists Sandra Pleads Folkman $20 Robert are to to Guilty: talk want we are paying more attenTerrace officials dents have dropped out of the "And Richard Adamson Wollenhaup if to see to councilmen the Riverdale problem" he said A euilty plea in City Court to citvf schools since the present tion Dixie Archibald David Kirkpat be can occurrence "Increased were emphasis on coun this alleged tenri started last fall There Robert failing to yield the right of way 91 rick Pridgon Jerry is saving and guidance of them Six seling bhvs and 82 eirls stopped Adamson and Da brought a fine of $20 to La Rita James Adams he Juamta the allow to fine students" reported some who Request were 14 including four girls 27 1526 Farr west Drive Chugg Folkman vid Scouts of Girl Troop Neighborhood i Supt T O Smith long-rang- e t Weber High Students t 5 Win Three Top Prizes In Local Science Fair i- '£5 two-wee- i rion ! V WEST nrtc - : it MOTHER WORKS CAR A VAILAbLt m ed Help Reduce S choo Dropouts Psychologist U rgs Community X-r-ay H ! '?£ ' 1 j : u en-tiel- i 7 Show Gets ifle Back Again n 1 S drop-outs- 4i s i j ud i 5 j ! er i non-attendan- ce 4 Girl Scouts Get Terrace OK to Use City Property - city-owne- 4-- H Ward to Present Comedy Monday : I 16-ye- ar 40-fo- ot last - r PARENTS AMAZED Boy's Only 4 but "Sorry this home won't qualify for a 5Vi Utah Mortgage Loan" Reads Like Crazy n Mark encyclopedias' his mother ler has remarkable abilities far said limit his reading tq beyond those usually expected of Mark doesn't He reads the books children's a young man his age in the news television dailv underlog SUch words as elephant to informed the that family others keep paper stood and intrigue plus attrac show television of readers for blocks coming are stumbling the third and fourth grade are tions the mother commented 4 in no problem at all for Mark who Billboards along the highway sits down daily with a children's provide him with more reading encyclopedia and reads with ease material "There's hardly a sign His parents Mr and Mrs Rob that stumps him" Mrs Ziegler ert Ziegler of 5410 s iyuo w are said Whether or not he actually un amazed at their young son s phen 1 omenal what he reads we don't derstands reading ability and friends ! do know he keeps his know but when and relatives are spellbound sister juua- ana nis for youfig Mark begins reading Brenda entertained sister babv v' them chilthem stones' juts two has who by reading Mrs Ziegler Zieizler said she said Mark than dren younger present a hasn't had time to help her son Starting school misht Mark the for of a problem with words and it's a mystery to hit His observed birthday mother her! how he picked them up "lie's" been reading for over a falls on Dec 28 and he'll be nearly lit 7 years old before he can enter year He started with simple v o school tle books available tor first son he's rate the going "At we realized youngsters When of read a much" won't bewe pose old not a grade these were challenge gan supplying him with the chil- - ing challenge" she added ROY— 4- Zieg-:dre- d "We ican't authorize such low interest mortgage loans on just any house We have to be reasonably sure that the building will still be standing and in fairly good condition after ten fifteen or twenty years" I X - Four-year-ol- 5V : I 'At new home that Is in top condition and in a good neighborhood come and see us Chances are the home you've selected will qualify for "If you're thinking of buying a new home or a near I one of our loans!" - - i if h - 5Vz per cent no discount conventional mortgage s v : ' -- 4 1 x cttttt Tisjn nnwN for an afternoon of readin? is Robert Mrs Ziegler of Roy who has been reading "like an of Mr and hand" for over a year j 441 27th Street i pre-scno- Mark Ziegler Rtal Eitot - mi niriirnirtWrini-- A Sol Phone ioftd 399-324- DlopmtM 1 IfT" y I |
