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Show I PAGE EIGHT SUGAR HOUSE, UTAH THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 3. 1959 INDEPENDENT Fehr Attends Photo School ''I . . $ ' J Don J. Fehr of Fehr's Photo, 2925 East 33rd South, is attending the Intermountain Professional Photographers School being held this week at Brigham Young Un-iversity. Mr. Fehr is participating in classes on such subjects as child behavior, makeup, correct tele-phone usage, displays and promo-tions, and the legal aspects of photography, as well as on photo-graphy processes. Master photographers Cla-rence E. Premo, Potsdam, N. Y.; H. Harold Woolwine, Enid, Okla.; and Miss Esther Henderson, Tuc-son, Ariz., A.P.P.A.; are guest instructors. In addition, special guest lec-turers will instruct in all phases of studio operation, and certain faculty members at BYU are pre-senting technical information for photographers. prvfra flu he 1 W III VIUUJ SOUTH EAST LIONS CLUB I In the pictures at the right is J part of the large crowd which contributed to the successful Chuck Wagon Breakfast the South East Lion's Club held on August 29. This annual benefit is for the purpose of aiding handicapped chil-dren in Salt Lake City and County, who also enjoyed the Soap Stone Canyon Outing provided by the service group for these children. Dilworth School grounds were the setting for the breakfast and program arranged by the South East Lions. Much success in this worthy project. SUGAR HOUSE KIWANIS CLUB The Committee on Public and I Business Affairs was responsible f for the interesting program on Tuesday noon at the regular lun-cheon meeting of the Sugar House Kiwahis Club. Jim Wines, presi-dent, and Ted Larsen, vice-preside- nt, of the Deseret Detective Agency presented "Radar-Eye- " featured by their new company to furnish security for homes and businesses. Lloyd Davis, chairman of the committee on Agriculture, report-ed that the calf scramble and auction at the Salt Lake County Fair in Murray on August 20th resulted in Pete Harman's pur-chase of the prize beef. Members, keep in mind the Utah-Ida- ho Convention to be held in Idaho Falls September 11-1- 3. i i L'V " '.. , 1 v i mi I A ! .7;:::- -' 'V -- 55WfJ U L t n im.iUf.mrirs, t lTi A National Guard News After a lengthy summer vacation, members of the Utah National Guard throughout the state will again begin training as citizen soldiers under the Utah Guard's recent re --organization to the pen-tom- ic concept of warfare, it was announced by Maj. Gen Maxwell E. Rich, Utah Adjutant General. Following the Guard's annual two-we- ek summer encampment, held last June, most of the state's 78 units took a break from weekly armory training drills. However, during August and through Sept. the units will resume training excerises under the new pentomic concept, Gen. Rich pointed out. The program is now complete, he continued. Under the new program the Utah National Guard has been allotted a . maximum strength of 4,368 enlisted men and officers. As of now it appears that most units in the state will resume training operations this year at full strength quota. However, the National Guard Bureau has indicated that the Utah National Guard may be allotted additional manpower therefore creating spaces for additional en-listees. One phase of the new program was the estab-lishment of 32 special forces intelligence units. The also presents a new. numbering system among the state's units: The 653rd Field Observation Battalion becomes the 1st Observation Battalion, 140th Artillery. The 213th FA Bn is now the 1st Howitzer Bn (155mm), 145th Artillery; the 145th FA Bn is now the 2nd Howitzer Bn (8") (SP), 145 th Artillery. The 222nd and 204th FA Bns. become the 1st and 2nd Howitzer Bn. (8") (SP) respectfully. Special troops and engineer unit designations are unchanged. SERVICE CLUBS: IF YOU WILL PHONE US, HU 61, WE WILL BE GLAD TO COVER YOUR EVENTS. OUR PHOTOGRAPHIC STAFF WILL ARRANGE FOR" PICTURES TO BE TAKEN. ; AUL1959 EIS flflCT(Bf . !.r G.E. 40-INC- H AUTOMATIC OK YQ FREEZER HU 1 3S i . PUSH-BUTTO- N RANGE (fiSpB 1 Upri9h, now' 0Nlv $29995 K 4- - "fn mffl ' loy only $9-- 9 per month .:yqssr:' t MODEL J411S KuAUOJ I j Keguiar lZ $200 ) M ! $259'95 )Wr YU.:Zr W-- SAVE . WALL TYPE.aU Cofor, t r NOW ONLY ZbVii U wT szz. REFRIGERATOR Mo, lwn ? t f G.E. Spacemaker 30" Q USED TV SPECIALS T 1 1 tis. Model J299S rmc Many sets, all sixes-Guaran- teed . 'l'isP AUTOMATIC RANGE pT prLrfJ.r5 $3995 1 4j .L J NOW ONLY OJV wt ifiVll" ' 3 ONIY-MO- DU 2IC244S j rnnTS J-- : kssd ,i TV CONSOLE-Re- g. $329.95 I I Sugar House Rose Park Highland Drive ItsKjfj? c 1 ITLifiiHH 2102 S ,lth 620 N. 11th West 3155 Highland Dr. $pS 80o2si? ONLY$24995 EgSSsgAH IN 6-86- 77 DA 72 IN 7-15- 31 ftG j I |