| Show Second Section Second Section SECTION B OGDEN CITY UTAH WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 2 They're Among Park Performers Dancing Festival Will Form Independence Day Attraction At City Park Bandstand to Be Setting Contests Also Scheduled Lorln Farr the bandstand iat Lorln Farr park at eleven a m Friday as the city recreation system offers its annual July 4 program The dancing festival with Helen Ward as chairman and J E (Ted) McGregor as master of ceremonies e will precede the annual city-wid- i : sports competition to be conducted at the park starting at noon In charge of the sports events will be Mark Baliff with Cliff Doxey Vic Watklnr and Glen Tout assisting Play supervisors from each of the city's centers will be on hand All other centers will be closed for the day The sport events will be divided Into groups with ages as follows: five and six seven and eight: eight and nine nine and 10 11 and 12 13 am 14 and 15 and 16 Prizes will be given the winners In each event and in each division both for boys and Rirls' About 400 children arc expected to participate in the sports program About 150 boys and girls will be on the program at the bandstand Froni Washington school where the activities have Been arranged by Ilah Smith the following program will be offered: i t '''X "J'X ' A I ' - ' from sunrise to midnight Opening the celebration Friday g ceremorning will be a mony with a band directed by Billie Colvin furnishing music for the event then parading thetown I A program will be presented in house the at eleven a m meeting Iy Wayne Moyes Mildred McPhie n I Jay Olsen Nettie Marie Oberg Brough Eugene Klngsford and John Vernleu will present the main number with Attorney David I Stlne delivering the principal ad' dress From one until p m various children's events will be run off in the town square with the remaining time until five p m being occupied with adult sports j Military Monty Song Elma'Dawsori and Barbara Brown Mary Fay Morris Marilyn dance Lois Steggen Shaw Lois Brostrom Norma Vaw-el- s Thackeray Valene Darney June Bond and Joan Taylor Julia Palmer Norma Sajmon dance "Strawberry Chiquita Peterson Blonde" Joyce Hufstetter Zelda Acrobatic dance Olive Theall and Mae Beckstead Shirley Dallings Shirley Jensen and Luraine Morris Sailing: Dorothy Jones VerNona a Song and dance "Amapola" Thella Siler Alvis- Murray Dawson and Barbara Thack-- - ton Wanda Mae BaileyEvelyn Diane Ausyr eray tumbling Norma Weise tin Bonnie Laurson La Von Weise and Wise Old Owl: Elaine Gooch Valene Darney Olive Theall Betty Jean Blakely Dance Gale Collimore Carol Barbara Keller Angeline ZimmerReederBeverley Jeffs' LaRae man Cherlotte Mattson Joan Mathews Connie Ward LuJean Owen" Irene Haws and Ida Pace McBride Jean BramWell Bonnie Patriotic Ragtime: Myrna e Bramwell Katharine Beede Stoker Kathryn Carter Audrey Audala and McKinstryShirley Jones Lois Shirley Carol Norseth Jones Francis Hellagoson Enid Military dance Loise Steggen Robertson Bonnie Scott and Naida Norma Salmon Zelda Mae d Lee Russell Elma Dawson Barbara Swimming at Lorin Farr park Thackeray Helen Knight Valeen will be on all day Friday Darney '4 Margaret Steggen and Independence day The pool at Virginia Wilson Washington jschool will be closed All schools and parks will be closed Military dance Kojma Weise Jenson Deloris Parker Shir- to supervised activity on Friday ley Dallinga Joyce Flinders Mary except Lorln Farr two-thirt- :'' 'J ''''''''':'':' y4- u 'j ' ' f ' J i jVj:As- - Ss£rsj-j?-s- At Little Nadine Mortensen (left) how Bobby ONE TWO KICK Jones and Dorothy Anne Schreiter Just how to make that step in the doll dance In which all three will participate July 4 in the city recrea-' tion program at Lorin Farr park beginning at eleven a m yn PLAIN CITY HAS FARM SECURITY PROGRAM READY Fourth Celebration Dar-len- Beck-stea- pay-bas- is De-lor- U is OB ©0013 IfOSiraDDD ff Is Outlined to Start With Parade At nine p m a dance will be held in the school gymnasium with a floor show to be presented during intermission PLACES Consumers' Cooperative Aims Also Revealed By U S Office President Reed Gammell of Ogden Exchange club announced the election of Robert Hodgson Pnilip Empey and Marvin Forsha as members of the board of control following the weekly meeting The newly elected members suc ceed G Stanley Brewer Mark and Jack Jeffs and will Supervisor Arthur B Smith of serve for a term of one year Holdof the board are E the farm security administration over members Ford Alton W Parker and Hugh will be transferred to Richfield on Harold Bateman At the meeting E Hugh Ford July 7 to take over the farm tenure and debt adjustment work for the chairman of the entertainment committee announced the club southern part of the state a would hold dinner dance at the William J Thane former superGolf and Ogden Country club Sat visor of Box Elder county is to take over the work for Weber urday July 12 for all members and Morgan counties with head- and their partners quarters in Ogden Mr Thane has spent the last six monthi Jn the regional office in San Francisco as cooperative specialist Mr Smith has Just returner! from Carlsbad Calif where he attended a convention of regional and area farm security efficlaU during which the program and policies of the administration for this fiscal year were outlined Mr Smith has been in the Ogden office sinct November 1940 conditions Commenting upon — PLAIN CITY July Program committee of the Fourth of July celebration announce the following program to be presented on the town square at eleven a m Imme diately following the children's pa rade to be held at ten a m Speak er of the day will be Philo T Farnsworth and master of cere monies will be Wayne Carver The opening song "God Bless America" will be sung by the audi enie Duet Elaine and DeLore Maw solo Betty Lou Jordan reading Darrell Child accordion solo Reid nay solo Merlam Jenkins read ing Ruth Knight piano duet Joyce ana Vivian Hunt solo Helen nice Prayer will be offered by' Fred Singleton and Klvin 11 Maw A full program has been out lined for the afternoon sportf vents including races tugs of war rclayi and horse races Lj here the ssid "tfrm security work Is in a very healthful condition in this region Clients are repaying their loan in good order and they havt received substantial assistance from the ON through this organization in Decerning rehabilitated "At the recent conference the cooperative snele of the nroarm Mrs Robert Spain volunteer as was stressedparticularly the form slstant to the secretary of Weber ing or consumers' cooperatives The county chapter American Red administration realizes that it has Cross will leave Saturday to take done a good lob in assisting th an Intensified course in Red Cross low income farmers to make more administration at University of Cal money but up to date it hasn't ifornia at Los Angeles aone a great deal to assist in the The course taught as resident ex wise expenditure of the monev thnt tension classes will begin Monday has been made During this fiscal and last for two weeks with ex year much emphasis will be placed perts In all phases of Red Cross upon a cooperative purchasing work acting as instructors The daily program offers train ing in organization administration and mobilization of forces for al types of emergency work and for routine conduct of Red Cross ac tivities Mrs Spain is the only worker from the local office to signify in tention of taking the course She will attend at her own expense sunz-rvlMo- r TAKES STUDIES The Ogdcn Automobile Dealer both new and used sales departments parts and repair divisions will be closed Friday Saturday and Sunday of this week out of respect to the em ployee groups E1 Auf©ifi©bil6 eoi©rs Assn 0) 1 u (niiTrrnr? rn iqncp Smokers it's the town's biggest cigarette news! 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JI '1 ( f ii "- iiyin '' - on "" ' America's need for machinists will be filled in the near future by thousands TIIKY ANSWKIt CALL national defence of young men like these In training at Weber college under the governmrnt-ponore- d week firnt over to the this look invited the are Guests anniversary of the prohop training program defense Utah's northern Weber house" is at training center largest college "open gram Today Executives Will Act As Guides for and are being taught vari- -f E C Turner special agent U S ous crafts so that after an intensive defense training from the office of education Dr RobertrA learning period they may enter the Clarke acting vocational education shops at the air field as mechanic-helpeThis particular phase of director JDr H Aldous Dixon college president and members of the the training is unique at Weber vocational training faculty of We- college and at the Salt Lake-- City ber college will act as guides to- adult school where a similar numnight to all who avail themselves ber of youths are receiving the of the invitation to visit the college same education — northern Utah's largest defense Refresher courses for men who center been occupied in some indushave training The invitation has beer extended try and need to learn the newer to the public in general and 'civic methods after having left the inclub members in particular to visit dustry and for men who desire to Weber college's shops and see for learn more to aid themselves in themselves how men are being gaining promotions in their' workr fitted to meet the needs of the na- will also be visited NYA classes j for young people and regular nigh tion's industrial plants school vocational classes will operFor Hill Field Duty A particular feature of the ate as usual while visitors watch Will Show Pictures classes which will be continued Weber classes are being conthe period visiting right through o'clock ducted in the vocational education which begins at seven-thirt- y is the training of 100 young men building and in the armory garage to work at Ogden air depot (Hill in rear of the national guard at "Ogden field) armory on Twenty-thir- d These men are civil service era avenue s rs LSlS Lib L-z- Public g the visitors' pro will be the showing in Central gram building auditorium of one of the government's newest sound films a feature highly praised by motion High-lightin- picture critics and educational authorities "Youth Takes to Wings" The picture will be shown y at p m On Radio Tonight Mr Turner special agent from the U S office of education at Washington D C will be interviewed over radio station KLO toe o'clock night at As a part of the week's program an information clinic has been established in the lobby of the building Here persons Interested" may make appointments for interviews and a test for aptitude and obtain literature on defense classes An airplane engine Is being exand hibited at Twenty-fourt- h eight-thirt- six-fiv- city-coun- ty me-chani- Washington D AT THE OPENING OF OUR NEW STATION AT 22ND AND WALL AVENUE nt gj6QllDi®IIQ i -- VS Lads See Snake In Roadway s Dick Fowles 13 of 1712 Twenty-sevand his companions Gordon and LaMarr Garner had an experience and a trophy to- ""lfn)P7 day The experience was the cap- ture of a three-fosnake and the trophy was the snake itself The boys saw the reptile identified by Dick's father Howard P Fowles as a red racer a com- mon variety of whipsnakefound in Utah as it was crossing Twen- street near the intersection at Pierce Dick picked the snake up by the tail and carried it to the lawn where it frightened everyone by striking at the Fowles' s 22c ©B®de enth 2Qc ©63 B ot 1 l IT 4 ty-seve- tad And it's a superb new blend of the world's choicest cigarette tobaccos! Today try Beech -- Nut get more pleasure for your cigarette money LOEUI LA HP'S gov-we- RED CROSS dog The boys then took the snake into a nearby field and killed it The red racer Is a non-poisono- Club Will Draft Summer Events C£ I EXTRA I The Women's Civic club of Og den expects to launch a summer program at a meeting which all members are expected to attend Monday July 7 at ten a m in A spe the building cial meeting of board member will be held at nine-thirt- y a m city-coun- ty THIS OFFER GOOD ONLY THURSDAY JULY 3 AT OUR STATION AT 22ND AND WALL ONLY 1 LJ us snake with fangs set back into the mouth to keep prey from escaping It lives on insects lizards small birds and rodents and moves with great speed iEiiflfiplIiili))))))))!)) I FILLED Til-Iots- ie 2 s" r'-'- for-ploye- HEADSCHANGED El-m- Mc-Latch- 1 A :': y EXCHANGE CLUB f " " - Ilu-Io- ' '':" ' ' ¥ flag-raisin- iI J ' ' " HUNTSVILLE — Huntsville has prepared an Independence day program to which all Weber county is invited The day has been planned '' I ''4'-- ' : V v I V::- y' 'Y ml - ' - ) : i r To Midnight i?&m:J ' mi ler Marlene Peterson Play Days Norma Hadlock Valerie Theall Alice Marie Schrieter Mary Beth La Von Snarr Carolyn Hambly snaw Nancy Austin Renee Ball inger Kay Schofield Patsy Peter-so- n Marlene Carbridge Shirley Owen LkRue Christensen Jeniel Roberts Katherlne Black and Jean i Run From Sunrise n dance: 4 Celebration Activities to - Black Class Helps Fill America's Need for Machinists EVENTSFRIDAY Verla Vaughn Bonnie Lou Terry Gwen Costley Leann Allen Coleen Saunders Donna Schof ield Mary Lou Fletcher Kay Fox Gloria Felt Julia Byers Nadine Mortensen Sherry Marie Stevens Carol Slade Kay Felt Arlene Jeraldine Stokes Ann- Hadlock Jones Weise Robert Wright Bobby Max Eddie and Garry Eddie Strawberry Blonde: Vivian Pett Racquclt Felt Peggy Ann Slade Barbara Thon Barbara Brown Ca mille Chapman Marlon Ralph Sal ly Marie Morehead Jean Williams Ja-nHeiner Carol McLatchle Marlene Mortensen Scheron Keller Sharon Crabtree Barbara Baker Accordion selection Wallace Kel B TO HUNTSVILLE P Dian Krtstofferson Gloria Collimore Mary Beth Salmon Elda Stocker Joyce Hufstetter Donna Wilson Barbara Beede Shirley Vause Judy Jenson Luraine Morris Car la Salmon Eleanor Jenson Lorin' Farr Portion Presenting Lorln Farrs part of the program will be the following: Dancing dolls: Connie Lee Francis Carolyn Lloyd Sharon Fowles Kathleen Coop Dian Peterson Dorothy Ann Schreiter Gay Morten-se- n Jac-quel- l-- CITIZENS BIDDEN Hurst Dancers from" Lorin Farr park and Washington school playcenter will be featured In the program at 1941 r i UrLjLJi LJ "Ogden's Qualify Service Stations" Lubrication Washing Accessories Seiberling Tires 22nd and Vall 2 1st and Grant car |
