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Show Instruction to be given in writing Vladimir N. Sakharov, a Soviet will speak Jan. 16 at Weber State Col- Auditorium of the Browning ter for the Performing Arts. lege. with the KGB while serving with that organization led him to become an agent for the CIA in 1972. His diplomatic and intelligence assignments put him at the heart of KGB operations in the diplomat-turned-defecto- r, The lecture titled, F 3B vs. CIA: A Look at Both Sides, is sponsored by the Associated Students of Weber State and will be held at 10:30 a.m. in the Austad author-instructo- Thursday 16 7-- p.m. beginning 9 at 774 E. Panorama Drive, Ogden, phone Wednesday 4:15 to 6:15 p.m. beginning Jan. 15 at 599 W. Gentile, Layton, phone 479-363- 8. 544-849- 0. disillusionment offers... 4-- Jan. Sakharovs Cen- Middle East. Credited with keen foresight into Soviet policy, he correctly predicted Andropovs ascent to power. Sakharov holds a Ph.D in international relations and is the author of High Treason as well as numerous articles on intelligence and the new Soviet elite. THE OGDEN SYMPHONY BALLET ASSOC. areas: 825-252- 5. Bethany Chaffin The registration fee $37.50, payable at the first class. Techniques to be covered in the class are poetry, short GRABER VERTICAL BUND ! ;I i'. THURSDAY, JAN. 16 non-ficti- THURSDAY, MARCH 20 Share your wedding story with the community through the Lakeside Review. The Review will print a picture along with a story of engagement or wedding free of charge. Deadline for all wedding, engagement information is Friday at noon. Black and white photos are best. Bring your picture and story (form available at the office) to 2146 N. Main, Layton, Antelope Square, phone Varulan Kolan, guest conductor ROSSINI: Overture to La Gazza Ladra" MENDELSSOHN: Symphony No. 4, Italian SHOSTAKOVICH: Symphony No. 5 Programs and Artists Subject to Change js P1''748 TT481 49 60 '61 20 12 6 160 54 0066 8078 ' 2 72 58 00 70 40 '84 T i84 60 80 75 2089 0 SALE PRICE 23T TT42 I 48 WIDTH 26 IA PETITE 29732 20 68 22 42l 24" IjrtfflL 17' 2692, 29 06 MINI BLINDS .31 41 4824 422S 37r28 32 31 77 34 37 24 28, 26 43 28 57 30 7134 4637 32 26 09 1 28 4330 77' 33 11 37.1b40 27 22 G M T 60 H 9 6 2789 1 30 43 32 96 35 50 39 8443 23 (70 Colors) ' HAVE YOUR BUNDS CLEANED ONLY ltF.UU (In Designated Areas) CONTACT: The Ogden SymphonyBallet Association 2580 Jefferson Avenue, Ogden 8440 1 399-921- 4 776-495- 1. Birthday Stella W. Strong LAYTON Mrs. Stella W. Strong will be honored Jan. 18 on the occasion of her 92nd birth- Z3 day. She will greet friends and relatives at an open house at 325 Knowlton, apartment complex in rear, at the clubhouse, in Layton from 2 until 5 p.m. It is requested that gifts be omitted. She was born Jan. 15, 1894, in Frankfort, Ky., a daughter of Edg-c- r Dudley and Emma June Dickerson Wallace. There were five children, Mrs. Peter Jensen, Huntsville, Mrs. Eugene Hemingway. Also, Mrs. Clarence Pehrson and Dudley Wallace, both deceased. Her mother was converted to the LDS Church when she was 6 years old and they came to Utah on a stagecoach trip that took four days. The family left behind everything they owned. She married Holmes Ray Johnson in Salt Lake City. They were later divorced. She later married Don C. Strong of Alpine. He died in 1945. She was a member of the Lay-to- n 3rd LDS Ward for 20 years and now lives in the Layton 1st Ward. She was also an organist for Primary and Relief Society. She was a visiting teacher for many years. Mrs. Strong has four living children, Rachel House, Layton; Linda Shrope, Ogden; Mrs. Betty Hart, and Dan Sonny Johnson of Layton; 14 grandchildren, 31 and five great-grandchildr- en Mrs. Utah pageant events set Preliminary events for the annual Mrs. Utah Pageant are scheduled for Jan. 22 and 23 at Woods Cross High School. A highlight of the occasion will be the appearance of Mrs. America 1985. She will emcee the pro- gram and introduce all the contestants. Mrs. America, 1985, is Mrs. Deborah Wolfe of Huntington, If whove been with customers are dissatisfied, us fora long time. neglected or intimidated they tend to make changes . . . from one place of business to another. The cause of that dissatisfaction (and the resulting change) is too often The Green Lizard Man. Hes the Once customers start with us they stay with us. So, unlike the Green Lizard cant keep customers because he doesnt understand their feelings and respond to their needs, we keep ours. We make the same Man who businessman with the unpleasant temperament and the uncaring attitude. The one who is more interested in your money than your welfare. And that means trouble. Ogden First has promise to all of our customers, if you need our help were here to give it, even if its after hours or at their home. We dont play a losing game, we're out to win new customers and were dedicated to keeping the ones weve got. a long list of customers W.Va. The preliminaries will begin at 7:30 p.m. and feature contestants in evening gown and swimsuit competitions. Contestants will also be interviewed by a panel of judges. According to Josette Western, pageant director, several of the contestants are from Layton, Kaysville, Clearfield, Farmington and other North Davis towns. Purpose of the preliminaries is to select 10 finalists. The names of the finalists will not be announced until the evening of the final event, slated at the Salt Lake City Capital Theater on Jan. 24. The public is invited to the preliminary events and the finals. Admission charge for the preliminaries is $6 at the door. For further information, call 487-662- 5 or 292-898- 7. Start with us you7 stay with OGDEN Hfc ,fP. & us." FIRST FEDER4L SWINGS Roy: 1952 West 5600 South, Roy Salt Lake City: (Mortgage Lending Office) 1787 East Fort Union Blvd. . (7000 South), Brookhill Plaza, Salt Lake City 773-691- Main Office: 2425 Washington Blvd., Ogden County Hills Plaza: 4305 Harrison Blvd., Ogden Brloham Cltv: 101 South Main, Brigham City 621-010479-882734-945- 84 58 00; 84 40; 90 00j 9100 80 90 40' 98 8001 20 00 98 001 05 60 1 07 60 601 03 601 13 20115 60 66 20114 00122 40127 60 0081 6 6099 Hj9 nn PLAN TO ATTEND. 3 CONCERTS WIDTH rso- -r UjL THURSDAY, FEB. 6 Kazuyoshl Aklyama, guest conductor David Buechner, piano TAKEMITSU: (To Be Announced) R. STRAUSS: Death and Transfiguration MOZART: Plano Concerto No. 25 K503 IBERT: E scales SM-V- Aluminum and PVG 100 colors) Yoel Levi, guest conductor Miriam Fried, violin TCHAIKOVSKY: Violin Concerto SMETANA: The Moldau SIBELIUS: Symphony No. S stories, essays, articles, humor, novels and manuscripts. full-leng- th : 3 UTAH SYMPHONY PERFORMANCES for the PRICE of 2 Marriage in future? tell about plans Stella W. Strong 3B Soviet defector to speak Jan. 1 6 at college r, Bethany Chaffin, will teach creative writing classes winter term in the north Davis and Ogden areas. Everyone is invited to register for the classes. Classes will be held in several Thursday 6 p.m. beginning Jan. 16 at 3635 W. 300 N., West Point, home of Jean Matthews, phone Lakeside Review, Wednesday, January 15, 1986 , 6.00 & |