© ; \ "% hy t ie Se ' ay . : : i | . y o ee a J ’ i : o Clubs Keo Mites A CJ'o ee = a) a) os Sx oe ‘ y 4, 7 # ; Will Hear . ; s > we te ratnte’ Ex-Ogdenite An Ogden native who has become __ one of the nation’s well known lec- = | turers, toastmasters and radio per- |Sonalities returns home tomorrow _ “© |\to address a joint meeting of two |loeal civic clubs. | He is Mark Evans, born Mark __ | Austad, now vice president of pub= \lic affairs for the Metropolitan Broadcasting Co. ) | at 12:10 Mr. Evans will address a joint ‘meeting of the Rotary and Exchange ‘p.m. clubs in the tomorrow Hotel: Ben Lomond. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Austad, 2750 Jackson, former Weber College student body president and a winner of the Ogden Junior Chamber of Commerce tinguished Service Award. Dis| During the past number of years, Mr. Evans has lectured to thousands of people representing hundreds of groups and organizations. He is on master for constant such call as groups toast- as the American Legion, Rotary, USO, DAV and Boy Scouts. AS a young man, Mr. Evans served as an LDS jary Church mission- in Scandinavian countries in | 1936-39. At Weber College he won) -jnational oratorical and extemporaneous speaking contests, aos ote ee a |