Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) 8A In winner In ram naming contest sponsored by Utah agricultural experiment station and Kennecott Copper Corporation is Robert Cliften 2 son of Mr and Mrs Fred Ghften 3929 Harrison $50 Young Cliften wilt receive defense bond at th annual Utah Woolgrowers winner in Salt Lake City Tuesday Jan 22 In an effort to improve open face condition and staple length of wool in Rambouillet sheep the experiment station and Utah copper division of Kennecott acquired three outstanding rams and 80 ewes One ram was named by an FF A (Future Farmers of America) member another by a Four-member which Cliften won and the third yet to be named in a part of the contest sponsored by Utah Woolgrowers ?A V Cliften winning name was Rambouillet King" FFA winner was Louis Killpack of South Emery chapter Ferron Emery county whose name was "Aggies' Kennecott Prince" Young Cliften exhibited sheep at Four-- H a -- J H - "Ken-tsaee- tt £ 30 Off Editor to Speak To Study Group ' The Women's International Study group will meet at the home of Mrs W J Rackham 2521 Jackson Wednesday at eight p m Speaker will be Barrel! Green-we- n executive editor of The Standard-Examinwho will talk on 'Where We Are in Europe ll Og-de- er Today" Mr Green well was one of 14 editors invited by the defense department to visit France Italy Greece Turkey Yugoslavia Germany and the Netherlands to observe effect of the U S aid program there Hostesses for evening are Mrs J Rackham Mr Milton White Mrs Alvin Payne Presiding will be Mrs Arthur Johns president Mrs D R Wheelwright program and publicity chairman will introduce the speaker Each member is invited to bring a guest W COFFEE MAKERS CLOCKS To Review Book BUTLER'S Lydia Burrows McGregor will review the book "Nauvoo The Beautiful" Tuesday Jan 22 at 12""""" pm seven-thirt- y Thirteenth ward Jackson at the LDS and Twenty-thir- d rpppRBjpHpayr apd"R ppB MB The three above will reach the heights in scouting Wednesday when they receive the eagle award at a court of honor in Mount Ogden ward Left to right: David Handiey Allen Binns (seated) and Jimmy Watts Three Boy Scouts will be given the Eagle award highest in Scout by Troop No 56 Mt Ogden ward irfg at a court of honor to be held Wednesday- Jan 23 The investiture ceremony will be conducted by Dr Odel Julander advancement chairman Boys to be advanced to the Eagle rank include Allen Binns son of Mr and Mrs Nile T Binns 1451 Twenty-fourt- h David Handiey son of Mr and Mrs Thatcher Handiey 1325 Twenty-fift- h and Jimmy Watts son of Mr and Mrs Howard E Watts 2524 Iowa Handiey and Watts are the first Scouts under the program adopted bv the LOS nhiirrri fnp old boys in 1950 to advance to the NEIGHBORHOOD MEETINGS P M WEDNESDAY NIGHT Plan now to attend the Republican meeting in year neighborhood It's your chance to take a direct active part in the party ef yonr choice Officers of each voting district andpolitical delegates to the G O F county conventions will be elected Dfst Deleg 1 S S S 2 2 5 R 1-- A 3 3 - t7 2 2 2 2 0 2 x10 2 I 11 12 13 14 15 i 2 2 1 2 is 1 17 2 2 18 19 20 21 ' 3 2 4 21-- 1 22 23 2 4 23-- A 3 4 24 25 4 " 25-- A 2 25-- 2 25-- C 2 a 25 - D 26 2 a 42 26- - A 27 28 28- - A 3 3 29 A 2 30- - A 3 29- - 30 3 2 2 3 3 2 2 3 30-- B 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 38- - 30 40 3 4 A 4 5 4 2 4 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 51-- A 52 53 ' : 3 3 2 3 3 5 6 3 2 3 3 2 3 Name and Location Ross Basset 3344 Washington John F Spiers 3329 Porter Ave L jr Wardle 3299 Adams Ave George W Wilson 2834 Washington Mrs Agnes Bybee 2539 Adams Ave Geo W Murphy Jr 2753 Washington Earl S McCracken 2869 Washington Ephraim Van Dyke 340 33rd St Bern ice Brown 250 Franklin St PeteE Giachino 2869 Grant Ave Mrs I F Moves 230 27th St Dean Robins 2741 Lincoln Ave Lena M Wilson 166 Patterson St Richard Pincock 163 33rd St J H W Wayment 2955 Wall Jesse L Overmyer 500 W 25th' St Tb Be Announced I Sol J Kaplan Earle Hotel 10 oe Announced Tb Be Announced f Anthony Russell 323 18th St Mark H Bott 1677 Washington i no Announced To Be Announced Wallace Walker 111 West Ray St Arthur W Grix 358 Harrisville Rd Claude Wheeler 551 7th St Forrest Waller 523 Cook St To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced Dean Clayton 621 Chester St Garth B Peck 1144 12th St Leantine Knighton 430 12th St John Van Alfen 450 15th St David A Scott 531 17th St To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced Mildred Bishel 1936 Brinker Ave To Be Announced W fl Smeding Jr 1967 Eccles Ave Mr Lafe Gibbv 9C9R Tihsrfv Mrs Byron C Hill 504 2lst St Mr Roy Spendlove 459 22nd St 10 ae Announced Roy Tribe 724 23rd St To Be Announced Mrs J Q Nebeker 1324 25th St D Jay Wilson 1517 24th St Mr? D R Wheelwright 1286 25th St A Mrs Zina Davis 937S Van R Mrs Lillian Belnap 2478 "Monroe Blvd Ketth Duvall 2448 Madison Ave J A Howell 234 Ariama Karl Hopkins 2529 Jefferson Ave Herbert W Hinley 2520 Jefferson Ave Jeanette K Davis 732 27th St Louis H Baukol 2659 Quincy Dick Modling 2578 Jackson Trace A Turner 2647 Harrison In r werun Farr 2727 Jackson Mrs Jack Stewart 2747 Liberty Mrs Vird Garner 2829 Liberty ty thank me for directing to a complete insurance Former Senator Ira Huggins will be the speaker at the ceremony yon services Weber High CAP To Sponsor Hop 8536 3540A Weber high school flight of civil air patrol will sponsor "Gremlin Gallop" third annual Cadet Hop Friday Jan 25 at nine pm in the 4187 school gymnasium This annual dance is the first of rts kind in the United States connected with high school CAP Jack Sorenson instructor said A floor show composed of a variety of dances will highlight activities Participants include Ansta Fernelius and Janet Lundquist ballet Nedra Allen and Deronda FarhsWorth adagio A group of high school students will present a tango The social will be best dress and is strictly date Corsages and boutonnieres are not in order Weber cadet officers in charge of arrangements are Joe Litchfield cadet major Sidney Wyatt and Mary Penman captains Bert Strand and Jack Sorenson are sponsors 9838 se Albert W Barker Wilferd 6004 4087 L Barker See or Phone BARKER BROS 14 54 7222 INSURANCE AGENCY V- 26M Washington ilvd m sTn 90 31 I'T:- wsnuNci Ph nun wnm co 94 mtumu 35566 - t siiKKiEfcfefe - 1658 3- - 6684 6802 7466 5492 2- - 6785 5413 6860 3- - 8941 Cecal 58 that's the- - best combination for automata heat that really selisfioa Stokers — m LI heat controls now furnaces boilers and space heaters al are ready to transform Coal's many advantages into mora convenience fort and economy for you naivatsfssol asi WmU sf joalJal i ed BslBaHfmfHsBL 'IK L'' ldSsflpmV First Lt Bernard S McCabe Marine Officer To Visit College First Lt Bernard S McCabe marine corps procurement officer from Denver will be at Weber col- 1 Your Ooal Heahnq Service ret soar can help yoja select the now equipment yea want tor bettor homo heating Cal with Mirror M Uphobtcrod Bench Ceil St Spring InMrtpriiM MottrM Dplayad in boaotffvl wabtwt or light oak special low price of fa vnn f !! full size 99 m Commoao ffOI JmMmnmw 7C tod urawn navy toi spring and Motlr Oiployd n bautiM t trie Bd Sfm-m- BEDROOM GROUPS Vanhy with Mirror mckniinsj Uphslstcrod tonch lorao S --OB gOJ "W g Spring Am-ric- on walnut SPECIAL JANUARY 7-PIE- PRICE AiAs LIVING ROOM GROUPS CE Inclvdina modo of havy wood frame and daaUo dock cod P' ngj covoroa m OOOonTW velvet onO mohenrs Makes a UlllfciltUr fell site bod larae Uaeao Chair to match fall Weal toted Rug to harmonuo Fancy twitted yarn Rug JnaaasiM Rack Two--hr tall lamp Table oavtitttl large Table Lamp You can't boat this o lBt today 225 Day M nd night your CHS rvtttUr it if yoij mmI MfVICtf Offl y 0f c sH Phone 2-73- 51 Sofa wall mode - and revere h —v:tvelvet msaair or nasties Tea cheese year covers tarao towns Choir or Platform Rocker to match And we include rha room trimmin-- 1 each at lamp Tab! Maaaxino Rack Table lamp $hag d ng Thii appropriate Rug living room totting complete including txh mmmmaaaamaaaaamamaaaaammmL mm wool-race- SPECIAL JANUARY 5 A B C C oal Co Consolidated Coal Co Cramer Coal Co Asael Farr Fuel Co Farr Coal Co Lion Coal Co Pioneer Coal & Lumber Co Phone Phone Phone 24432 Phone 5595 2-12- 42 2-18- 52 Phone Phone Phone 5787 8-53- 2-57- 05 91 'Ami m Sot our 03 LIVING ROOM GROUPS 7-PIE- CE JagO D STJ1pWP PRICE Kitchen Chroma) Sots pieces only priced from BUT TOUt HOMI 6975 NOW AT FAIRWAY FURNITURE COMPANY 271 24th Stroot Ogden give to the polio drtoK little children live and survive Help them so they may run and play So they can play in the days of May If you had that dreadful disease You would like people to get on their knees And shell out the dough To help you live and grow This disease bites and strike Just for its pains and likes If you saw a boy with a brace on his leg You would get down oa your knees and beg And ask him if there was any thing you could do To pull him out of the paint and blues He'd say 'Give a dim to the March of Dimes To help us children have happy " To help For Polio Funds polio campaign — but she found a way to help both with one stroke Out of plain old bottle corks (the kind you find in soft drink caps) Mrs Guire fashioned a swank purse that's the last word in style and utility It took 1700 cooks and 50 painstaking hours to finish the job Then she gave the handbag to the depot requesting outright that it be sold next Friday at an auction when funds will be raised for the 1952 March of Dimes drive Hart in Accident times' By Jerry Albright Mrs Guire knows all about the And this one: trial of a long confinement al"The March of Dimes is on its though she never was a polio victim herself A hospital accident Helping children every day several years back left her partialScientists are trying to find ly paralyzed and unable to get What makes polio in the spine around like most individuals If you will try to do your beat She took up g to ocThe polio foundation will do cupy the long hours and has since the rest" turned out If of the handsome acBy Marjorie Koster cessories They sold for $15 to $10 Here's one about a virus named Pieces of cork which make up the cover are glued together double Joe "There once was a virus his stitched and shellacked for duraname was Joe bility Then the purse is padded He gave people a thing called and lined Flower petals (fashioned i from cork too) add that "extra polio Now Joe was very bad indeed touch" For polio is something you and Other articles to be sold over the I don't need block next Friday as part of the He didn't care where he gave fund promotion indepot's ' it clude an electric steam heater a Just so it was all around man's coat coffeemaker electric He put it everywhere even on clock set of stainless steel : knife earrings windshield hunting "e ground wiper But sorrow struck at tb heart and many others of Joe AH Donated For people rallied round to AH items were contributed by strike him low d citizens to the railas you can see now are the For road branch which wilLconduct the times sale in building 12 at the depot In Come on everyone let's join charge are Leroy Carty chairman of Dimes" la the March Duane Lower Fred Spicker MichBy Michael S Porter ael Sandor and Burt Montgomery There were lots more but there Each of the 77 workers in the railroad branch is giving some- just isn't room to print them all nothing would be more thing to be sold under the auction Besides than that w leave Polio fitting hammer the chairman reported Joe struck low purse-makin- all-out public-spirite- Events Outlined BEDROOM GROUPS CE mens: ' Always rmmmmbr fairway rarnftore Co oopos e the Ogdea Roc Offlca far your Home Faraisafaas Ray tMt Month mt lower prices or Washington And here's another Washingtoni-a- n Claudia Bertagnolli "A penny or two is not a lot But the thing that counts is just the thought So give with a heart and kind-- oess too And help little children with polio come through" Here are some more Quincy speci- Mrs Vernon Guire 509 Thirtieth isn't in any way directly connected either with the Clearfield naval supply depot or with the current IN YOUR OLD ruHNITUU en cur new styles and cavers U VINO ROOM gfDROOM and KfTCHfN at Retail Prce Buy Pram Us ON CASH OR TERMS Dr-M- j Unique Handbag WiU Aid Drive ty Double JSSavJavJavJavJavJaSaVSal - Opening Exists in Social Course CE " Mrs Vernon Gvire of Ogden pat in 5 hoars making- this lady's corks Now she's dona ting It to the railroad handbag from bottle-ca- p branch at Clearfield naval supply depot where it will be auctioned off to raise funds for the March of Dimes campaign Dnane Lower accepts the gift for the depot lege Tuesday and Wednesday He will interview and process men and women interested in obtaining commissions in the marine corps College freshmen sophomores and juniors who enroll in the marine corps platoon leader class will remain in college until they receive their degrees Upon graduation from college tney are commissioned second lieutenants and are ordered to acThere is stiU room for register- tive duty for two years They will five months basic officer ing in USAC residence class of be givenbefore they are assigned to education 108 social studies in the training duty public schools which is being given actual Further information concerning at the Weber college night school programs can be obtained on Wednesdays from y to these Dr Robert A Clarke at Weber it is announced by Har- from old Bateman coordinator of the ex- college or Tech Sgt Blaine F Nye marine recruiter for Ogden tension courses Dr William D Stratford is the liKlvdi-- fl 1 BSBaT''ai 2mm w mwrmtmj - mild sensabooking tion among college and high school wind instrument students in northern Utah and southern Idaho Several Mr Johnson reported are hoping for short conferences With the trumrwt 14 a u n au — mnctAp vo to their own studies ' The business said the choir has a choicemanager selection of numbers to- nrcspnt thi vur win tnmo uit which were sung to appreciative uMin ana iaano uons club members gathered at Hotel Ben Lomond Emphasis on Harmony Special emphasis has been placed this year bv the choir riirocw Glenn L Hanson on timing and v narmnnv i Many hours of rehearsal have in choir mmhor Itaar at tention and prompt response to the n uucviur i SnOnSOr'a tirirt mnet hn mm changed at Glen Brothers Music Co store before Jan 28 he reminded After that rwwrvut n will be made available to the general public Tickets for the concert may be had from any local music store The concert bee ins at aiskt-thir- v nm in Ogden high school's spacious auditorium The concert manager is Thomas Van Drimmelen Jr Bfa poetry has Joined the March of Dimes Sixth grade students of sootHi schools tried 'their little hands city mm xAasRaaasBl m t rhyme and rhythm this week and came up witn the following: WW mLm-Am iw jwarcn oi uimea mm nil thing It helps crippled children pbty I W'tl Isaiah nri in So give all you can of and dintoo Am By doing your bit you'll be many times By Irene Barkull Quincy School At Quincy Mala Poulsen is teacher of the class writing poetryAI Washington it's Rowena Bariow Here's a sample of Washington vintage: "Every little penny Every little dime Helps a little child Every little time" By Lael Harvey Washington School The project say teachers has sen t pupils to various books for information about It's unanimous that polio polio is a "dresded disease" It's also "harmful' "terrible" and "awful" They went in mainly for prose at Washington But here's another another sample (in part) of poetry: is one of our dreadful pnlio diseases It will strike wherever it pleases It hits all people both large and small And leaves them so many bso?Gb!J I Awn never stand tall" AommecUy a little forced In the "a rougn in xne rnyutm but not bad for 11 years old The above was by Richard Youngberg 'RP'MOal mmLWFtmt'- ''SnalJafl BatJBK'i con- itj- — 7-PIE- 90 98 — eonv nrw 2-l- 71 Mendez radio television and cert star wiU make a personal appearance with the choir this sea son Dubbed the "world's finest virtuoso of the triimnat " !r 'ivnur has created a 7-PIE- 2- cki Hssfit ooask this year Trumpet Star Appearing The spirited interest he attributes in part to the fact that Raphael and E-5- n4 1 M If advance interest is any indication the seventh annual concert by Ogden S Symphonic Choir on Feb S will be a seUout Business Manager T R Johnson said yesterday Mr Johnson said that sponsors of other years have responded enthusiastically to an invitation that they continue in that capacity again HAM 82 s im Wr FURNITURE! 36 j I Point-of-th- 79 Q-8- OSnHsanfeei'-- instructor Credit is given for the course Elected Sponsor toward bachelor's master's or docof Cherrington tor's degrees Several excursions MrMarilyn and Mrs Kennethdaughter Cherringare planned to the e ton 2880 way is among Mountain prison Geneva Steel Co seven girls Virginia elected sponsors by adand several other locations in con- vanced ROTC cadets at USAC nection with the course She is a sophomore at the college 9262 L-1- aos! 33 six-thir- 5491 To Be An no: nc'H Ben DeCorso 624 Patterson 9307 54 To Be A nnnMficfff 55 KetWilcox 2813 Quincy Ave 56 3 To Be Announced 56- A 3 George Lowe 3Sl2 Quincy 2- - 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Martin Harris '21 To Be Announced Hooper 1 21 Hooper 2 Lee Powers' Residence KanesviUe Pr Wallace L Peterson KanesviUe 1 Marriott J Lawrence Slater Marriott North Ogden 1 4 Donald Be r ret North North Ogden 2 4 Emma Unander North Ogden School Plain City 4 viwuun UPlain City School inumpaon Pleasant View 3 X L Jones Randall 2 Percv Randall Riverdale 3 Roland O Bills Riverdale 1 Roy Dist Pnv !Cjitfwtvl nyaee unua 1 3 Max Reeves Roy Town Rov School Roy Town 2 4 Ralnh Gibbv Roy School 3 2 Geo Roy Town Berkeley Roy School SlaterviHe 2 Norton Bow ns Taylor 3 Chas E Staker k Uintah 2 B L Bybee Uintah School Warren Thelma Wayment ? Cecil West Warren Barrows West Weber 2 Heber C Gibson Wilson 3 Wilson Srhnnl CHRISTIAN S GRAVES CkTrZT GEORGE B HANDY Secy Annual 'meeting of the Weber County Canning Crops Growers association will be Saturday Jan 26 at seven-thirt- y p m at Wahlquist junior high school Norton Bowns president said to4Kl There will bo reading of the an nual report election of officers na oy omciais or toe Utah Statereports Canning Crops Growers association The state men will present the canning crop outlook for mmhi A L Christiansen Weber county agricultral agent will talk on canning crops in the past President Bowns said also that there would be a program of entertainment and a banquet All Weber county residents who grew canning crops during the 1951 season are invited to attend Reservations must be in by Monday noon They may be made by telephoning the county agents office - For Better Times four-thirt- 8475 6766 2- - 4184 3- - 0610 2- Ten- derfoot to unriur tha new age program in Weber coun 5531 5411 8743 lvar ran 01 jcagie Watts was the first JimmySCOUt Phone 1 -- 1 Yea'li Solicit Dimes Symphonic Choir imFB Concert 'Looks Like a Sellout' 8 0 P 8 UIPIrBfl LbSj Kids With Rhymes IIbsIb Election Meeting 28 IRONS - To Hold Annual the Intermountaln Junior Livestock show in North Salt Lake last June Other winners will be awarded prizes at the Woolgrowers convention in Salt Lake City Jan 22 and MIXERS WAFFLE IRONS w TOASTERS j Its a 'Corfcer' TCouniy Growers Contest Ram-Nami- ng state 1952 Winner Is Local Soar High in Scouting STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 20 Opposite Post OttIco Naval Employe For Ward Reunion Is Moved to NY Religious events today and special entertainment tomorrow await members of the LDS Twenty-fourt- h ward as part of their annual reunion Floyd G Eyre principal of the Weber high school LDS seminary and former president of the eastern Canadian mission will Kp th speaker at sacrament meeting to- mgm at live Preceding the sarramnnt mMlin will be priesthood meeting at nine am ana sunaay scnooi at ten OJB At the sacrament meeting the ward choir will present special musical selections Tomorrow at eight pm there will be a program of special entertainment followed by a dance at nine The reunion is at the ward chapel and uq— tion hall Twenty-sixt- h and Madison G Raymond Poulter is bishop All ward members former members and friends an invito tn mt tend CLEARFIELD — Harvey Charles Bell first employe assigned to duty at the U S naval supply depot branch has been hydrographic transferred to similar duty at Scotia N Y Rear Adm C H commanding officer said yesGil-Ul- terday Bell began service with the U S government in October 1940 at the navy hydrographic office Washington D C He enlisted in Hi navy in February 1044 and VMsf with the amphibious forces in Europe After the war he was director of the supply division of the office Washington hydrographic He ha been at Clearfield since Sept 1' 1951 Purpose of the hydrographic department is to receive stow issue and correct navigational aids aeronautical charts or publications for us by the navy and the merchant marine nauti-wCai- LADIES Ross Radio Service "error Can we help you stop faafaasBHsf ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS LadiOS fMOfJj : 2373 Kioaal Av 09 ATTENTION fl FARMERS eta ad and ustss and hiwi hogs ror Prompt Service Caff the Nearest Plant VVto'r atWaryi in the nakal cows shr-e- XH&A for p TS DEALERS IN HIDES FURS an CO 2 7569 WOOL AND PELTS al |