Show FRIDAY EVENING THE OGDEN (UTAH) 1955 MAY 20 TTA STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Bold Birds Get in Early Fishing C®inffiinraiu)iniDtfy at North Ogdon NORTH OGDEN — White The members have been which plans all dances held on herons and blue cranes are get- drilling faithfully for their first the school campus He has also ting in a little early fishing ac- public appearance They are served as an officer in Lambda cording to Mr and Mrs Ward now outfitted in brand sew Delta Sigma at the school Barker white shirts black ties black Parents of the two students are The Barkers who have several western style hats and jeans Mr and Mrs Clarence J Hansen fish ponds have been pestered They also have banners and Ted Shape was presented a b the birds for the past month pennants to God badge In the “Service St far 23 herons — one a day Is In Chatelain Delbert Second Ward sacrament meet- for the past 23 days — have lost charge of the local group and their lives while scooping up a has been coaching them on Ing‘ last Sunday by Bishop ' t Lowell Cutler MALAD Idaho— The final big and David South was awarded the bill full of baby fish from the their drills The award is given for outcome But still they event of the school year-- aLMalad salutatorian pin by Malad High hatchery Melvin Shaw is slowly regain- standing attendance at priestThe Barkers who have set up Junior High was the second an- School Principal J S Halliday a dawn to dark watch said the ing his health He has been able hood sacrament and MIA meet--’ As the final event President herons are more daring than the to come home weekends lor the ings To be eligible a boy must nual junior high Award assembly win four consecutive Individual? around the past month Under the direction of Prin- George Bowen introduced and in- cranes Theyit’shang n awards Mr a was Shaw in too late to save until injured for the ponds cipal George D Bush more than stalled the officers-elec- t and Christmas crash before skins Young Shupe has had 100 per their 350 awards and recognitions were school year of 1955-5They are The cranes stay at a safe dis- has been in hospitals ever sineb cent attendance at priesthood ' February he was transferred sacrament meeting and Sunday presented during the 24 hour Gordon Lewis president Judy tance until the coast is clear In i to Salt Lake Veterans Hos- School for the past four years — — the room Then they scoop up Jones vice president Lorna Wilprogram a half gallon of fingerlings and pital He is the son of Mr and Given special recognition were lie historian Sandra Jean Price are One f two major remodeling projects now under way in Clearfield is expansion of the City gone before the guards can Mrs Albert Shaw of the to latter arrive part the members of the ensuing year’s secretary and DelMar Williams take aim Building (above) to provide room for new fire equipment expected Monday Is the seventh birthJune Work "exclusive of roads and landscaping is expected to cost $12000 Contractor except student council With Student-bod- business manager Co of Construction beRondo is Zadora a stallion Layton day anniversary of the North Bulkey for heating and electrical work President George Bowen at Chate-lain trained Ogden LDS Second Ward and ing by Delbert its head the council consisted of members of the ward will get is being shown in the a Linda Dives Karen Thorpe together for a celebration Quarterhorse Dinner will be served starting show at Murray today Hughes' David (Dee) Zundel Because of a back and heal at 6:30 p m and all who can get Mary Beth Gleed Allen Swenson injury suffered recently Mr to the first table setting are Dean Draper Linda Thomas Chatelain will turn the reins urged to be on hand at that time over to Dale Chatelain who After the first table those who Evans Dale Monte Hess (Billy) will ride the stallion in the have been served will go to the Tommy Davis David Edwards show chapel for visiting and to listen DelMar Williams Eileen Neal to a music program — 15 SUNSET son Joel Izatt DeLell Mrs Gill Larsen the former Evans David South After all ward members have of Mr and Mrs Wilford Izatt of Diann Lasater is back home with eaten the tables will be cleared George Jones ninth grader at her parents Mr and Mrs Robert from the recreation hall and a Cheerleaders Mary Beth Gleed Sunset who is aNorth Davis Junfor the next few months of skits music dancing Beth Dopp Carolyn Dopp and 1 ior mgn bcnooi Her hrsband who is stationed program and fun will be presented Bonnie Williams received activity in Clearfield re- at Mountain Home Idaho will This year children will be ceived two art leave for overseas duty within served with awards from the school their After awards this week the next few days on a special the meal there willparents be entertainDiane Hartley Carole Henrie at tne scnooi’s assignment for the Air Force ment for the youngsters in the Helen Waldron and Dean Draper annual spring North Ogden city streets are scout room fashion testivai gained the coveted Malad High Mr and Mrs Earl A Randall being put into better shape are Tne utan inSchool Music Award for distingeneral chairmen of the day’s every day The North Jench festivities dustrial guished service in the high school and Irrigation Assn Assn music department as ninth gradpresented Pipeline All ward members are urged is on streets making him with first which their repairs ers to bring their families and join new water mains Nathan Yearsely Gordon prize for the em- - crossed in the fun Joel Izatt blem he created Smith Terry Davis Jimmy Hill The 16 holes were filled Graduation'time means quite Marble and for the organization He also won Bert Cottom Lamont one classrooms with gravel This and of nine is addition the temporarily Clearfield bit to Nancy Hansen this A second current construction project iq Thomas were the only jun- a life membership in the AssociBrent t is of and number black removed the This School being increases Clearfield South She r win get her degree room to the Elementary year' students ior high winning high Wilation his teacher James for topping poured in education from the USAC classroom to 16 Cost will be approximately $173000 Work will be completed by the opening of school athletic letters Some 40 instructor liams school in the fall shop distribuwere letters high Installation junior of the new water along with a graduation certifi"" ''I— — 1 — — was sevalso awarded LDS Institute of Izatt the Young ted among students from pipe that will carry water from cate fromonthe the Religion ninth and a campus a medal enth eighth for first place grades poster Coldwater Canyon to the Miss In Hansen was addition Winners in track and field he designed in the Poppy Poster City Reservoir is complete honored also Pi Pi by Kappa events in the annual field day according to Lee Haviland water received her Golden and Kays-vill- e Gleaner held last week were announced Contest sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary boss coach Lyle Next week Mr Haviland will award from the YVVMIA at the WILSON — The Senior Aaron-i- c and Mrs Arthur Sorenson and 21 present Games were played by high school track Mrs George Barker of Kaysville clean the reservoir and get Institute and refreshments wTere served Adams Events held were Priesthood of the LDS Wil- Mr and Mrs Lynn Parker Her brother Gary Hansen was broad dash dash members The poppy chairman announced the things ready for the summer sea- initiated Primary presidency son Ward and their partner will Wininto Blue Key a naand relay The' Primary teachers held a in charge were Lois Stratford jump high jump hold a social tonight They will His winning poster will son The second reservoir locat- tional award were level Park-eeach r ners honorary service fraternity from ed on Rice Creek will get a clean grade meet at the ward at 8 and then party in honor of retiring Presi- Emma Robinson and Irene state-widin be entered compeHansen acted as chairYoung given special recognitionup job next go to the green hollows for a dent tforma Garner and her counWal- tition in June of man the Wilma and Waldron high school relationHelen Lunch will be selor Fay Myers at the home of bonfire party Members of the North Ogden ship committee of the USAC enterSam Mrs Hipwell valedictorian received interdron art The his pins youth began served Those In charge are Mr Margaret DeVries There were tained" her club the Junior Posse will appear in the Agathon He has been chosen to “Happy ests the fourth grade His Armed Forces Day in Bees’ at her home at a come chairman of parade to- act as the 1955-5- 6 and water color oil morrow paintings as you are party Cora Woods Dance Committee Union the C have been exhibited at county won first prize for best dress and state fairs and have earned Those present were Lucille He him a number of awards Gibbs Elsie Gifford Heddie BONDED also finds a sale for much of his Schurtzer Verna Hess Bertha work Brown Carrie Pharris Cora FUR STORAGE DRAy DRAPES Costumo Dings Rag $100 70c In the community he does most Woods Edna Farrel May Kon-in- g Modern Fireproof Vault of the poster work for church Light and Practical Mabel Pettit Mildred To Be Plus tax See these in also school He and activities Chadwich Rose Haywood Zella Cleaning Repairing to Fit the Decor of Any 'Good Housekeeping' ' Restyling v WEST POINT — A variety of served as studentbody president Modern Home or Room Varney and the hostess Davis at Junior this North f High WalkHigh Councilmen Rulon festivities are on the docket for Women’s Wallois er and Herman Miller will be West Point Saturday and Mon- year and has been active in ath' Vcnolian Blind Go the speakers in sacrament meet- day May 28 and 30 when the letic and music events Kigvlor $149 Oinwlnt laotnan Postal color OP OGDIN ing Sunday Junior Chamber of Commerce its annual “J C Jubilee” holds 3643 Wash Blvd Ph Ward faculty meeting for Costumo Jovolry 79c will be a dance event First heads of all the organizations "Tfiara It No Gwaronfaa llko Phone night May 28 in the Plus tax will be held Thursday at 8 pm Saturday 3410 Sorvlt a" Washington llvd West Point Ward recreation hall Factory Regular $100 nacklaco and aarrlngs Postal ceforf of be will selection Elders are sponsoring an ex- Its highlight MORGAN — All dairy cattle in cursion to the Salt Lake Temple a queen to reign over festivities 30 a 6:30 On May Morgan County are to be tested Monday today They were scheduled 69c Sanforized colorfast keep Hagio Homo Book at ward for tuberculosis the breakfast am during the weeks chapel to leave the church at 5:15 a will open festivities A program of May 23 and June 6 according With pencil by Park Shaman crisp' all summer Pink pm will begin at 11 and a ball game to Ray Thatcher county agent i 100 Varieties blue lilac Sizes 10 to 20 List On Request The closing social of theRe-ie- f will start at 2 Concessions un Schedules are being set up Society will be held Tues- derway all day will include a at present for Dr F J Schoen-fel- d 0w Plant Now — For a Colorful Autumn Garden FashionDaskpis : 193 and Dr J N Allred to beday at 2 pm President Lorraine ! Plastic rattan Regular $198 ta $249 valua 7 Walker invites all women of the 23 at am CHOICE BEGONIAS TUBEROUS Refreshments will be sold gin Monday May 198 ward to attend Social science Maurice and Blaine Thurgood in the lower end of the county Pedal Pushers esson under direction of Irene are in charge of activities with injecting cattle for the test 293 Parker will be given and re- club members working on com- These injections will be given Skirls Rajl j freshments will be served For mittees the first three days and the reS1im 22 and! 24 only 2778 West 5600 South — Roy Utah he rest of the summer meetings All girls 16 and over are in- sults of the test observed the I will b$ held only once a month vited to enter queen competition last three days of the week The 1 Mile West of American Food Store on the second Tuesday This is by contacting Stanley Dahl or test will be completed the week xh Prico “Cals Pajamas” work and business day of June 6 any member of the club Malad Junior High Presents 350 Awards and Recognitions ' s & - car-trai- 8 Space for Now Fire Truck -- s y Lu-an- Sunset Lad Winner of 2 Art Awards Family Sun Fashions Lc-sat- er Arts Elementary School Addition V multi-purpos- e "IS — — — mmnmm ' t "" -- J' Cold-wat- Wilson Ward Priesthood Partners Chart Social er I 100-yar-d 60-yar- d - e -- 'J IF Jubilee7 BAMBOO At West Point Gay Affair - 5 5100 J- ’ e " &Qajewsktj -- Morgan Schedules Test of Cattle ! t — t 5169 Sixes $2 ta 34 Rtgular V- V Rayon -- merry-go-roun- d i 5149 ' CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANTS i I -v Playtime ' Poplins 2-33- 21 r f ' i 2-7- MISSION BELL GARDENS $298 Shartia stylo I 5109 : rlojud Ilosiary Si gtfuga IS deniar Firt qualify V W t A I :5L9D Nancy Ann Dolls 4 ’ ‘ 4 "84ikK 4fon4 Jwdr I GRANTS I'SIS 100 Polribilln' PLAYSHOES Regular $119 cushioned for comfort RAYON UNDERWEAR 4 v6 Jf U - fe$ Short Sleeve— Knee length— Flarlegt Sizes 34-36-- NATIONAL NAME BRANDS 38 59e Ilcuso Frocks 5290 ' ’ Elastic lib HURRY! STOCK HAS ONLY SLIGHT SMOKE nd'$119 values RACK OF DRESSES ' j I cushioned soles Sc insoles Dazzling colors Sizes 4--9 09c Tla Stylas Regular $100 ' Washfast twills & denims in 4 smart styles Bouncy tid as and xippar 1 Aprons Better Dresses Marked Down I Broken Sizes and Colors ' ODOR! for Children Girls MO v Pillow Gasos W 1r TV Lamp -- Rag $U9 itampad far ambroidary Rag $400 EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS ALL SALES FINAL 5149 00 t aaeeeeeeeaaa STRETCHY NYLON ANKLETS ‘200 '400 '600 - : § 5249 They grow with growing feet wear longer wash in minutes Fit children’s 6 to SJA' girls’ 9 to II Plantar stylo 2430 WASHINGTON DLVD PHONE 2-73- 30 j 2375 Washington Blvd y- - 1 m i frvM |