Show ’' at m sv 'M'ta' THE OGDEN (UTAH) CB Smoking in Bed Highly Dangerous Warns Fire Chief Eight Fires Caused Already Veterinarians To Hold State Utah Veterinary Medical Assn will hold its 56th annual meeting in Ogden June 20 and 21 Fred 6 Haynie president announced today Convention headquarters will be at the Hotel Ben Lomond and for meetings the group will gather at Weber Central Dairy auditorium 1150 Wall Ave Speakers for the meeting include Dr A H Quinn president of the American Veterinary Medical Assn Dr R L Ott College of Veterinary Medicine Washington State College and Dr J D Wheat School of Veterinary Medicine University of California The local arrangements committee headed by Dr Billy N Hortsman has scheduled a handicap olf tournament at the Ogden Country Club for the con-- ' ventlon five-mont- suffocation Last Saturday night’s fires Pvt Earl L Howe son of Mr and Mrs Sam DeVries 2502 B y Ave is home on a leave OHS Girls' Assn Leaders 10-da- after completing recruit training with the Marines at the Marine Corps Rercruit Depot at San Karen Goff Shirley Jennings and Ann Dunkley (left to right) are the new president secretary and vice president respectively of the Girls’ Assn at Ogden High school They will take office at the start of pext school year Five From Area Enlist in Navy Five men were enlisted into the U S Navy during the past two weeks at the local Naval Recruitihg Station and are now un-dergoing recruit training at San Diego Calif Enlisted were: Milton Junior Austi ’ 2679 childs A Robert Gale Altenreid Layton Earl Leon Martin Pleasant View Edward Lee McCully 405 31st St and Lloyd Clinton Shaw 2547 Childs Ave Meanwhile recruiting officers said high school seniors can sign up now and 'leave after gradua- SLATERVILLE— Everett Var-- I die was reelected president 0f the Slaterville local of the Weber County Farm Bureau at its recent ' annual banquet New directors are Ray Hunter Raymond Stone Cleve Meyerhof- fer and Arnold I Slater At the same event Mrs Bernice Kidman was elected president of the local Women’s Farm Bureau Directors are Mrs Venis Powell Mrs Doris Hunter Mrs Jean Ogden Seminary Will Graduate Porter Ave James G Davies assistant manager of the Ogden Walgreen Drug Store was recently awarded gold emblem ten his of service years honoring d with the firm Davies started with Walgreen’s as a stock man in 1942 He later studied pharmacy at Idaho State College graduating with a bachelor of science degree After passing his state board pharmacy ex- -A- A RECITAL end THURSDAY ! 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