Show nv fTk ations End Tomorrow For Zelta Ballinger dean of girls Teachers: William Ajax B Y Andelin Chris Apostol Mark Ballif B W James Bartonek Dale Balls Blackburn Newell Budge David Carrisan Jerry Child Wilford Christensen O V Coburn Joseph Connell Reuben Ellis Varian Hale Lynn Hodges Earl Hone Norris Johnason Ferd Kroksh Wallace McConnell Kenneth Mills Max Morrill Thomas Oakes Richard Palmer Glenn Peterson Virgil Peterson Gerald Raat Leonard Robins Merrill Ross Amos Sargent Austin Seager Foss Sessions E S Smith Elmer Sommers Ronald Stephens Joseph Stott William Terry W R Thornley Derrah Van summer vacaThe three-monttion comes to a halt for some 17000 Ogden youths tomorrow when they resume their educational journey ' With a few exceptions — the most important being the Mount Ogden Junior High School — the city's 28 schools are ready to receive this host of youngsters who will occupy them until the 1958-5school term closes next h 9 May 29" Five holidays are on tap for the students The first will be Oct 2 and 3 when the Utah Education Assn hold its annual institute Following this will be Thanksgiving Day Nov 27 and 285 Christmas Dec 22 to Jan soring vacation March" 26 and 27 and Loyalty Day May 8 The Ogden Board of Education today announced a complete ros-to ter of teachers and principals - Dyke Loyal West Leon Willie Shelba Barnes Comfort Bock Mary Campbell Martha Collins Marjorie Dahlstrom Iris Degn Portia Douglas' Velma Ellertson handle this year's enrollment Hortense Evans Virginia Fehr which is up about 500 students' Mary Griffin Winifred Hauser a year ago Alphild Hendrickson ' over ROTC instructors at Ben LoMyrtle Jensen Elizabeth Jones mond Hish will be Capt Charles Marguerite Keller- Baroara La- Charles Boon Joyce Lundgreen Fern H! Anderson and N Marauart Rie Mathews Porfino veaa J Lepley and Mortensen Sara Nicholson Edna Ogden High ROTC instructors Parker Thelma Reynolds Mar will be Capt Anderson Robertine Lynne SchellJames garet Thomas O Hayes berg Elisabeth sneenan June H Potter and Sgt First Class Squires and Irene lmgey t TiTXTTfkw nirTi James H Potter and princ- John Stark principal and Ken-- i Other city teachers the following: neth G Parson assistant princiipals include BEX LOMOND HIGH— Ellis S pal Teachers: and Robert i M-S- M-S- M-S- - gt tt Sylvester Barton uean aona Joseph Bott Robert Braegger Don Brimhall Lee Bybee Rich- ard Carter Charles Combe Faui Cragun John Daniels Thomas Doxey Clayton Furch Howardn Hinchliff Milo Hull Earl Jepp-so- tt Bovle Don Campbell Glen Collins Walter Durfee DeLoss Glenn Eklund Charles Engberg Daniel Favero Arlo Felix Horace Gillespie Fabian Giroux Dean Grover Clarence Hansen Robert Hansen Jones Alpheus Harvey William Nicholson George Nelson Paul Jan-i-s Palmer George Rampton Alton Richards Edward Sana eren Dean Thompson Scott Wangsgard Nina Clyde Emma Finch Hortense Grossen bach Maxine Hull Shirley Hyer Eg-gles't- Merlyn Jones Don Parkin DonWallace Smith ald Sheffield Stoddard Darrell Clyde Sowers Arthur Sumida Taylor Paul Blackman Grace Clark Clifton Roma Conroy Helen Edmonds Ruth Evans Lianne Gibson Mar- saret Goldine Ruth Hoyt Sara Johnston Norma Lewis Janet Mariorie Moves Margaret iNeai Paine Anna K Smith Emily Marv Ann Rozman May Smith Stoll LaVaun Walton Eleanor Carol Stephens Catheryn Mary Wedell Dorothy Westenfelder Woollev and Helen Young Zeller Fave OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL — MOUND FORT JUNIOR HIGH Maurice R Conroy principal — Lee M Gourley principal and Snow assistant principal E Quin Murray assistant prinCluff cipal Teachers: Glenn Anderson James Anderson Lynn Bright Clayton Chen ey Lonn Dillman Don uinsaaie Elmer Erickson David Eskelson Eugene Hall Van Heninger Collin Hunsaker George Jackson D David Lund Ross D Lamph "Maughan Aubry Moody Paul Nelson Robert Prout Albert Rich Karl Shade Ryser Donald Sant Jerry Dan Sdllie Verl Soelberg James Ira Winger Lucille Thomas i 4-94- Charlotte UTAH'S BEST COAL McGregor Marion Mortenson Cloe Nelson Sena Nilsson Norah O'Brien Siisp Peterson Heidi Sass KathLuella ryn Scott Edna Tannerwooas Ann Ruth Thomas and MOUND FORT ELEMENTARY —Lee M Gourley principal and E Quin Murray assistant principal Teachers: Clista Campbell Helen Holyoak Wanda Knight M C O'Bryant Ivan Quist Margaret Sanford Benjamin Standing Vivian Poulter Teachers: principal Kenneth Alford James Blank-enshi- p Robert Calder Woodrow Call Alvin Carter Alma cook Don Crittenden Roy Ferguson r LeGrande Fletcher Herbert Harold Junk Howard Lar-se- n Robert Albert Marchant Shaw Don Laine Peters Raty WASHED DRIED Blended and — G Raymond Stephensen Elizabeth Thornley and Lillian Wideman MOUNTAIN VIEW SCHOOL— Nolan R Taylor principal Teachers: Effie Allen Leila Boothe Elva Brown Jane Brown June Brown Eunice Eschler Arlene Guthrie LaVar Kump Olive Maccarthy Olsen and George Smedley Floyd Taylor Stanley Nelson Jessie Arthur Van Vliet Drew Van Emma Schimming PINGREE SCHOOL — H KenWagoner Austin Wahlquist Bart-leBrown principal Teachers: neth Phyllis Anderson Helen GourAndelin Prilla Bergen Audrev Joan Lucas Patricia Rona Fischer Mabel Binnie Jean Arlene ley Helen Harrington Goodwin Helen Dovie Karikka Katherine Hawkes Fleming Clair Jorgensen Nielsen Wilma Schaer E Johnson Dustless Hil-lie- LION COAL CORP Dial EX 3-53- 05 tt 3121 Washington Blvd We Give Gold Strike Stamps Ed-Mauri- ism ne Norma Stewart Bennette Thomp- - Verna Larson WE ARE at I 362 24TH STREET iAIGO j OGDEN HEARING SERVICE HEARING AID5 SALES AND SERVICE Batteries J We give furniture a beautiful new future Free Estimates Easy Credit Terms FURNITURE SHOP 4-70- 76 I y EAMES OLSEN LEARN FASTER HENAGER'S BETTER and REMODELED EASIER China-Bura-Ind- S "hf ?-- ia No-go- ya j ' 1 j CERAMIC TILE - YOU WAIT Money Fost Service on Bioken e Bathrooms Cracked Dental Plate Fireplace TEETH Drainboardj Patioi Store Front! Wait You REPLACED While Denture Repair Laboratory All EX 3923 Ogden Ave WORK GUARANTEED Open 8:00 AM Evenings by Appointment EX S360 Porter Ave 25 2-- TILE CO GINO MICONI of the posse attended a big feast and outdoor entertainment at the Woods ranch Thursday night Carol Stratford 14 and Ronald Myers 13 had a birthday while there and cut up a huge cake for the group After a big breakfast the riders headed home yesterday morning stopped on the North Ogden Canyon summit for lunch at the Chatlin farm for watermelon Riding with the youngsters were all 9- - to Aland Stratford Mrs Keith directors vin Myers posse You Save Time and RELINED WHILE Free Estimatei on 1 667 LIFE INSURANCE Announces the Opening on Sept 7 1958 L of the BENEFITS FOR YOU YOUR WIFE AND CHILDREN ld nr '(' ' You need money if you lose — as your your vife or a child just loses if she widow needs money a announces — you So Fanners ot unique new bene-fi- ts policy that provides death these With to either survivor unusual features: 823 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD Sor-ense- OGDEN UTAH For information or appointments permanent insurance for yor wife life msuraoee foe paid-in-fuwidow and children covers children born after policy is issued rights for children to convert to other insurance at age 22 without medical examination A boon to uninsurable children! your family's insurance paid p if you're disabled k Phone EXport 12 3-19- 85 ll Noon m to HOURS:' 2 p m to 5 p m 9a a Only limited number or patiems will be accepted PLENTY Of FREE PARKING " It costs much less now to get this pew protection Look in your phone book under Farmers In- EARLY this remarkable I iftMl ° CANNING ° PRESERVING-- l ffyJ'WJ ' en- - f or just plain eating g! H joyment with cream and - w 'sugar- EVENING COURSES BEGIN -- L- - 1 out-j- usf on the :j: mile north of Utah Hot Springs east side of thehighway ' x 1 O FREEZING S policy tailored' to fit your family's needs 1 1 1 NOW RIPE and READY FOR 5:ssF j POLLARD GLENN O DISTRICT MANAGR i i FARMERSr INSURANCE GROUP 2614 Washington EX 3-53- 51 FARMERS NEW WORLD LIFE INSURANCE CO tf member of PATSY FRESQUES 6 19-- 2 1st St Ogden Utah — SOUTH WILLARD — ' surance Group — call your neigh-- " borhood agent for full details of H i -- drive L0V COST AT NEW NATURAL METHODS The Hahn youth was a passenby his father ger in a car driven a line of behind had that stopped MONDAY SEPT 8 Call or write now for free bulletin No obligation Free placement service Pay as you learn terms Courses include Accountancy Business Management Secretarial Science GeneraL Business Nancy Taylor Finishing Office Automation Special subjects: Speedwriting Shorthand Mondays Typing Card Punch and others Evening classes and Thursdays Day term begins September 22 There is a difference in Stevens Henager training - ' ! Fine Levied Drunk Driving HOME We j - j lfsfi sinnanes cu - Ogden Hearing Service urged spe students high sch0ol and college church semi at the to register of institutes and religion naries He pointed out that these semi- — nrnsnpftivp mis ' re-iusi- ng - Home-owne- d - should their children would want to have a temple marriage Stake President Heber JHei-Elde- r South Ogden JP Fines Driver T- - Our Ogden facilities have this summer been enlarged and remodeled Air conditioned electronic tape machines for shorthand instruction latest IBA office automation equipment dictating and transcribing machines and other facilities modern-as-tomorro- sev-eran- ce - j Conference ToSd - minor cars at Harrison and 23rd TrafficTwo small boys received i f(no-- r ronnrtoH — that — - -n oar drivinjuries in separate laDor uay unites Blaine G Potter 26 of weUend automobile accidents in en by 856 zzna ma not siup m umc Ogden n hitting the Hahn machine in the Eighteen-month-olPhillip into a car was reported in good con- rear and knocking it driven by Irvin J Quale 25 of dition at Dee Hospital today where he is suffering from in- 385 29th 6:30 pm juries received about run over was he when yesterday the $200 by a car in a driveway at Mrs home of his grandmother For Vera Sorensen 1523 Grant The other youth Timothy son of Mr and Lewis R Means 50 2826 MonHahn 1437 R Hahn Charles Mrs roe was found guilty in City Adams suffered a bloody nose Court on a charge of drunk drivr and minor bruises in a three-ca-Haring and was sentenced to pay night at smashup Saturday was at treated $200 or serve 100 days in jail He rison and 23rd He Dee Hospital and released was given a stay of execution un m- that accident of the nptails til Wednesday youth are ijured the Sorensen scanty He is tne son oi au Mrs James B Sorensen Mr Sorensen reportedly a serviceman is on leave visiting his mother in d 'I fl §L s" M ishaps Hurt Two Boys j IN STEVENS Paid Pol Adv Signed (Citizens for Better Government) Mc-Gra- w SO covering somememmiles on horseback 18 bers of the Bar M Junior Posse arrived home in Marriott recently— tired but well fed The annual trail ride which started at the Wagon Wheel Ranch on West 12th St Thursday at 7 am took the group over rugged North North Ogden Canyon to the Woods Rulon of Fork ranch It took the posse about seven hours to cover the 25 miles and they arrived at 1:30 pm Thursday Parents and other members I- times but the the church never changes" Presi-- ! dent Heiner said LT COL E C CAREY stake welfare Progress of --the From Here Europe DnnrtP(?iv Presi- iv io a Heiner churcn inose wno are the indebtedness 'onr the e u missionary labors snouia are will rjaid this year and ebodied and vigorous ana Hill entire production of the farm rjected to do a full day's work the officers next year will go into the "Priesthood quorum For should be interested not only in active members but- also those HILL AIR FORCE BASE— Lt who are not doing their duty" Col Eugene C Carey has reportSERVE EACH OTHER ed to Hill Air Force Base for as$200 Elder Ivins said " it is our re? signment to the supply direc- sponsibility to serve God by servtorate He formerly served at Air ing each other There are people SOUTH : OGDEN — Nell E" on as Area mi wno are Materiel Force European among us jubi Fretwell 37 of 2936 Adams in a as drunken foreign to people her plea of guilty healquarters as a supply officer portant has been sen- Hrivincr rharae lands" town home whose Col Carey Urging young people to marry teneed in rthe South Ogden jus- Field the Colo entered Denver is in the temple Elder Ivins said tice of the peace court to pay lieutenant reserve a as "if parents lived as they $200 or serve luu days in jan that Artillery in 1941 During World War II he served in the Drunk Resisted Arrest More Schooling For GI theater as a supply officer Tpnrn C Maxwell 22 Clear He has been stationed at HOOPER— Pfc Ronald C Simp drunk with being son son of Mr and Mrs C Harold as staff sup field charged Japan 1949-52- j "arrest with resisting R son ni Hooper Has completed and also e t ply officer with Headquarters of pleaded guilty in City Court to six weeks ol training in jawn-villatthe 5th Air Force and is also a both charges received a total is currently Flavand graduate pf the Air Command of $35 in fines or inhis choice of tending ar electronics school in jail days and Staff School serving '17 Memphis i Tenn Col Carey is married to the former Lorenza Biegert of Denver They have two children Robert 11 and Mary Jo 5 Ride Takes Youthful Possemen To North Fork Ranch "I really feel lucky to have such a marvelous job — with my salary over $100 a month higher than when I was clerking After a steno course which included Speed-writin- g at Stevens Henager they placed me in this wonderful position at Marquardt' — Patsy Fresques NOW Why did you remove four of Dorothy Campbell's most efficient and trusted assistants giving two of them two weeks ppy and to pay the oth- er two this amount? na "My Salary Jumped $100 a Month! QGDEfl RUTH Makes Earl Patterson— Owner Ogden' s Only Free Pickup EX — All j mm Colonel Arrives Air Base At Supply Duty m ! JUNIOR OGDEN MOUNT HIGH na el After rj non-member- ck Janet Stephens Julia Stewart? Ruth and Wadsworth Stokes Joy Watkins MADISON SCHOOL — Clifford B Doxey principal Teachers: Sarah Bosley Ila Bragonje Patricia Burgener Carolyn Carr Eula Child Helen Eberstem Wanda Gaz Grant Hawkes Julia Jeffs Murel Johnson Virginia Merle Carlson Charlain Dren-ne- n Ruth Grix Karma Hooper Mary Hyer Laleah Logan Vera Annis McCain Lee Marshall Oliver Emily Ridges Maryann Gladys Sargent Hattie Schim-min- g Carol Shepherd and Clara Smith 18 Fre-don- SEPTEMBER 1 195S ' The membership of the church represents a wide mission field Antoine R Ivins of the First Council of Seventy said yes- terday at the LDS Ben Lomond Stake quarterly conference Speaking to a near capacity int- the Ogden laDcongregation i ernacie Jiiaer ivins pumtcu tt that "it is a responsibilitysalva-toia vt o j f lifov and tcacii iut members of the church as to tion well as He said that "missionary serv 4u 1 Bates Phone EX 2604 Washington Blvd Julia Blackhurst J oyce cramer Leona Giles Kathryn Lund Madeline McLatchie George Mead Nellie Neal Fern Taylor Helen Glis-man- Cranford Taylor Jack Tittensor Richard Williams Marguerite Beckley Barbara Lavon - ! tt Mc-Gavo- f Sharon Allen Carol Belliston Leona Belilston Esther Colt Ju lia Knopf Verda Miller Ruth Robinson Margaret Rose DEE SCHOOL — Greldon Nelson principal with the following teachers: s gt McAllister principal H Alley assistant principal with the following teachers: Norman Allen Monte Bailey Sherman Barton Kenneth Ber-reEl Mont Bingham Jack - : Westenskow GRAMERCY SCHOOL— Lee R Cain principal Teachers: May Barrett Lucile Bell Amanda Bingham Ellen Dawson Dixon Luan Ferrin Ice land Grant Elva King Letha JNis-pKatherine Peterson Anna Watkins SesTAYLOR SCHOOL — Thatcher Powell Lola Price Shirley Marian Kluge Marijyn Kunz-GartEunice Thompson Maddock Donna McGill Hadley principal and these" teach- sions VIEW "SCHUUL — Lr-i- n GRAND Louise Shirley Onda Thorstensen ers: iprincipal These Agnes Anderson! Claire Bil- are MthePeterson Norma Seely Wilma Taylor and teachers: Clara lings Robert Bradshaw Clyde Wade Brown Phebe Butler Barbara Mildred Gerald Bundy LEWIS SCHOOL — Merlin W Bukove Eva Ewert Dwyer Dorothy Carrigan Eva Jordan Gene Webb principal Teachers: Hanson Charlotte Mills Fern Seager Maude Grace Beatrice Anderson Margaret Thelma Alice MorGenevieve Johnson Skeen Edna Smith Anna Beth Brown Eugene Browning Helen Ada Tomlinson Jean Lora rison and Larry Wright Stringfellow Gibson Fern June Dabling THOMAS O SMITH SCHOOL— Wade Maxine Webb — Grier Marian Hannah Trilby Paul A GRANT SCHOOL and Hindmarsh Lenore Maucniey Lloyd K Nielsen principal the folwith Martin principal these teachers: Minnie lNeueitei xium ±a± teachers: Margaret Allef Louise Beck lowing Ethel Piper lmma scnwanz aim Eliza Barker James Brown Joanne Christensen David Beus Liirille Young Donald Dickson Ada Cox Ruth Felix LINCOLN SCHOOL — Darrell Barbara Durrant Alberta HanFrykmann Gladys HayesOrilMyrtle Margery Folkman Robert Nor-set- h M Kelley principal Teachers: Hurst Virginia Milns son Irene Hart lone Jensen Elvora Babcock Wayne BarPowell Beth Parker Clara Janet Knowles Mattie Lange nard John Barratt Wallace Ber-re- Hazel Cas-si- e Kathryn Sowers Alene String-haMadsen Ortell McKay Carl Boatwright Esther and Ruth Whitehead Mitchell Hulda Nichols DonCole Norma DeVries Geraldine SCHOOL —Byron HILLCREST Stock Iris Smith ald Petty Ora Johnson Trilva Jones Elese T Moore principal and these Norma Grace Taylor Joyce Miller Dorothy andWASATCH SCHOOL — J Ed- teachers: Pratt and Genevieve 'Wilson Teach-ers- : Naomi Brown Archie Chad-bur- n mond principal McGregor SCHOOL— Cloyd FARR LORIN Eulalia Combe Leah FlemO Bartonek principal and these Gibbs Pearl Glenn Dean Julia Mae DeLange Estelle Doxey ing teachers: n Hawkes Betty Linsley Eva Reva Brittain Sylvia Bunder-so- n Viola Fowers Clementine Mor-hv Carrol Newby Eleanore lone Jejisen Pauline Alice Condie Dorothy Corey Richards Klea Owen PlowPhyllis Ludella Nilson Marilyn Ann nipn Cottle Grace Ann Hall ThelNeff Taylor Emma Stone Mary - gian Helen Plowgian Neola RackHolmstrom Murel Johnson isaren siock Unander Winifred Whaiey ma Koldewyn Delia Mae Miner er Geniell Kohae HOPKINS SCHOOL — Davia Warner and Paul t n e Zina Vynes Margaret Peterson E a y "Roth ' L Ellis principal and these Emile Wood CtrfnrH — aneaaon W A SHINGTON ELEMEN- teachers: Lois Anderson Frank Blair o Don J Barney princiTARY Grace Wilson Violet Wilson El Harker Jesse Holt Ema-IpasValene B Allen man Woodfield and Mary Jane pal and James Teachers Jrare: Klomc Alice Matteson Evva sistant principal Wright May Sattiewhite Rhoda Arnold Bethel rtoiman Melvin Anna and LYNN SCHOOL — Dorothy Ray Stevens Helen M JiTtason Irene Law! Mae Wheeler Bushnell principal Teachers: Lorraine Buck Phyllis Ford Ruth Ivie Carolyn McFarland Joyce T Peterson Hazel Purdue 50-Mi- le Wilma Schwin Mc-Ken- gt — ooA LDS I gt —" 2 BONNEVILLE SCHOOL — Ru-lo-n Teach-ers- R e vius r I each iiesTiPers rence Carlene Martindell Margaret McCarty Patricia Olsen Lillian O'Neill ILeona Pedersen Exta Preston Jay Richman and Louise Richter R Garfield principal STANDARD-EXAMINE- Turmsin A V EVENING TTTAxr 11 Bessie Lewis Thekla McElvain son Ruth Wahlquist and Laura Leah Pike Delta Rouse 'Agnes Zimmerman LaVerne Stock Mina WASHINGTON JUNIOR HIGH Rvnders Tate and CaroWniifred —Don Barney principal and Tanner Tribe James B Allen Jr assistant prin- lynPOLK SUHUUL — Lloyd 1 Al- cipal Teachers: principal Teachers: Alfred Adams John Brown vord Anderson Maunne ArEdna Loa Brown" Fred Corra Allen nold Hilda Brimm Faye Brown Coryell Gary Crompton John Leone Cooper Dorothy Dennison Henry Eckenbrecht Crossley - Ruth Doctor Alice Gimlin Edna James Giles Elwin Harris --MelJessie Kroksh Sybil Olvin James Russell Jeppsen victor Hardy Farrell Petersen senLou Jean Paul Marie Peterson Mdore rlaurfp Rnbbins Horace Kumsey Marie- - Robins Agnes Rynders Herbert Schmidt Charles Smith Stone Josephine Earl Wixom Florence r£suuer Charlotte Calvin Swain Melba Strand Gosling Phyllis Gillions Irene and VanderHeide Pearl Toone Ruth Kalley Anna Lefevre Lois Alice Williams Manning QUINCY SCHOOL — Ivan C — SCHOOL MANN HORACE May principal Teachers: Hortense Beers Inez Bingham Glenn Thomas principal and Clay Marthese teachers: Raymond Adams Rita Campbell EleanorHanni Jan Crook vel Gillette Kenneth John Anderson Delsa veaa Fosnien Larsen ice Nancy Eunice Fonnesbeck Kathleen Verna Ford Ruth Hiatt Doxey Hollands n Richards Jeanette Stark Leah and Stone jonn-soTaylor Phyllis Florence Holmstrom leone - M-S- THE OGDEN j AUTOUFEFIRETRUCK'BUSINE |