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Show Page 2A, Lakeside Rev iew, November 28, 1980 Staff Photo By Don Miller 1 LEFTY' J STUART helps a young customer admire his haircut. Michael Underwood, 6, is the son of Larry and JoAnn Underwood, Roy. Mrs. Underwood said the family has been going to Leftys Barber Shop for several years.'-- ' - 3018 W. 5825 S., f; 'Give a Liffle to People Says Lefty Stuart; 'It's Important to Care thdav patients receives a corsage and By LUCINDA M. SCHUFT Staff Writer card, and after the presentations are ROY Giving to others is a Roy made Stuart goes to the front and joins barbers philosophy on life. This life is patients in a chorus of Happy Birmade to give a little bit, if you dont thday. In addition to his commitment to the well thats just part of give a little life, said O.L. Lefty Stuart. birthday program, Stuart also donates The owner of Leftys Barber Shop, haircuts to patients at pther area 1965 W. 5700 S., Roy, has spent more hospitals. He said hes been doing that than just a little of his time giving to for the last 20 years. others. Moneys not important in life, he For the" last 13 years he has been said. Its giving a little bit to people. giving birthday flowers to patients at He doesnt charge for the hospital the Weber County Hospital once a visits. He said the people already have month. From his glow as he discusses enough expenses and he doesnt want to this project it is evident that he really add to their costs. Stuart has been a barber for 48 years, enjoys the commitment. You go down there and you give and even though he doesnt put in the them (the patients) something and hours he used to, he said he isnt ready you can just see their eyes light up, he to retire. Stuart is 65. I could retire, he said, but I dont said. Its important to them that want to. You need people. You need somebody cares. ' The flowers that Stuart gives to the friends. He said hes been working patients are donated by the Roy City with the puhlic most of his life and hes Lions Club. Each of the months bir- - not ready to change his life. Ill keep working as long as I can. Stuart is a native of Shelley, Idaho, where he started as a junior in high school to learn the barber trade. He started as an apprentice in Puggs Barber Shop in Shelley and worked there two years. He said they didnt have schools then. The trade had to be learned through apprenticeships. After moving around Idaho for several years Stuart came to the Ogden area in 1941. He said he took over the barber shop at the Hill Air Base concessions on Dec. 9, 1941, two days after , Advertising Director PRESENTING BIRTHDAY FLOWERS to patients at the Weber County Memorial Hospital is one of the bright spots in LeftyStuarts life. Amy May receives a corsage from Stuart for her November birthday. Stuart started the program thirteen years ago and once a month goes to the hospital to present the flowers to the patients. Telephone: 825-166- jnEitfft OV7C 1875 LEVIBENDOVER Colors-Broke- Off Reg. Price Mens Dept. Sizes n JEANS . 16" Your Choice 20 OFF 254 30 OFF J OFF SWEATERS 20 LEROY SWEATERS OFF HOLIDAY JUMPSUITS LONG DRESSES Long & Short sleeves TERRY & VELOURS OFF Salt Lake City . , 16.99 ; OFF Centerville Farmington -- ciinfinm&tWtr. Womens Dept. 6 359-261- 2 . STORE WIDE SALE Some Assistant Managing Editor Lamar Bott He said he used the chair while in the. service to give haircuts and then had it shipped home when he went overseas. ; When he got out of the service Stuart ' took over three barber shops in addition ; ' to the one at Hill Field. He said he had ' another shop at Hill, one at the National Guard Air Base in Salt Lake and at. ami TOb ituJiUltr- - rE free TO Danial J. Croft Managing Editor Marilyn L, Karras 1943. asitfHtun Ur. (HnrnTi Ub liiivv Sun Publishing, Inc. 5388 South 1900 West P.O.Box 207 Roy, Utah 84067 , ' . if tsaii Subsidiary of The Standard Corporation Up high in the corner of his shop on a shelf is an Army barbers field chair; that he bought in San Antonio, Texas, in Defense Depot Ogden. He said he also acquired a shop'" across the street from his current location in 1959 and then moved to the Pearl Harber. I still have six customers that current site next to Skaggs in 1962. In 1964 the government took over his started with me then, he said. He left the concession to be run by his wife and contracts at the base after 22 years and wont in the service for three years left him with only the location which he '; ' T "J" during World War II. He said he had 17 is now at. Lefty said his clients come from all. . employees when he went in the service. In his current barber shop in Roy over to see him. 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