a cl Pk ef A AN 2. AN e ee pec — 1¢ J % A ANE ee A a NE ARN , MR v x , » \ ‘ uae > 8 * Fess BAD ANB ahs a? pg Be een : eda Un hacia 5 ', St 7 J +8 witout : : fort, oe eae ai : VERB Do 275) Itt rhe dc ; ataek oatyy eee isla! e fg BeSsee caitaeis eerie Aedes toe ey aig 208 se 5. Sy 5 ae Co e482 He O24 oS FMB AHA ES 09 ESO Ray ty by officials a t the closing “SURE TO RATE HIGH, ” was the opinion expressed todaythey inspected this exhibit as College Weber at Fair e day of the, Weber-Davis Scienc right). It is entered in the biologiprepared by Karen Hill and Shirley Tremea (left to ve juices on foods is illustrated digesti of n Reactio cal science division of the show. -in the project. ‘ _ DETECTORS; ' i) — , Be ee <a a & ate § owt ee 5 ‘ An estimated 1,500 persons at- |7 tended the first day of the annual | - Weber-Davis Science Fair being held in the auto mechanics shop at ey ’ Weber College, Paul Huish, chair- » + «7 7» ty Although both junior and: senior schools in Weber, Davis and 3\high at Fair was seheduled to of Morgan counties are takpart a ts) exhibi be 140 some with pm. today ing part, only the seniors will |h hig entered by junior and senior The annual«Weber-Davis Seience| a Bm open students inthe Ogden area. 5 said today. BE a ee man one He and E. Rich Another _. the ' view expected to] before it closed at 1,500 were Fair p ae Se -., a ee ee ee si ce a ae ‘at 1 p.m. i)Py Friday when Winners will be based on creative ee | oe a ew Sasha Te Ags ants are high sch@els from junior in Weber, we = VARTA Gen Arts, Seiences College..and SKY SSVI TE OR school the Weber-Davis Fair criteria; creative abilprocedure, thoroughclarity and dramatic an elec- from will range Exhibits the . on value, with an emphasis first two categories. and tronic lie detector, to a power failure. alarm, to the evolution of the the ek horse. able to take da aE te be abctece tannic A Nestea ee ee at om ager Slide savings accounts by the Ogden First } will Sim pecnenenermrerverrmereaners CREOL RE RS COT US. $25 savings bond by the Ogden Clearing House Association, three $10 two weeks Mo. ~ ne ante eS a Examiner, Standard Federal en heii of Arts Academy plaques and trophies by the Ogden part in’ the National Fair’ about later in’ Kansas,.City, and] the north part of: Morgan counties. be of Weber be “will senior Davis by young junior and schoo! scientists and obtagm. own pockets. jointly .by the Utah About nine winners in the top three classifications will take part jn a state fair scheduled for April 14-15 at Brigham Young University, Provo. The top winners {here Contest- and 9 until award. earth, basi¢ physical and apphysical - sciences. larger the in part Judges from specific fields will Ogden Standard-Examiner “young entries in their lines. judge pla, trophies winners will receive awarded by the. ques, savings accounts and=a °Cash | Certificates are and. Sciences, Poe fen Wixhibiis care<in Hels of biologi: _\plied physical sciences work all done senior high paid for out sponsored ~Letters, value. eal, m. 4 | Academy ~ thor- | eo eed "ability, scientific procedure, _ oughness, skill, clarity and dramatic 4 1, 21 judges ~ from. professional fields selected winners. The names will not be released until 4:30 ‘p.m. today. tonight | held in area 1 to 9) few weeks. Judges in | will use six of biological, earth, basic physical ity, seientifie applied and: will be shown, with the ness, skills, remain open Fields "> The Fair, sponsored jointly by; _ the Utah Academy of Arts, Science | 7 - and Letters, Weber College and the |” _ Ogden Standard-Examiner, started | take te and resume Saturday from 5 p.m. today. ' |» will _ Green, physics instructor at Weber | High, are in charge of the program. Fi ble ‘eligi { - The two-gay fair is being staged | fairs. Weberthe entered in Those in the aut@ mechanics shop on the| of local fairs winners are fair Davis | and campus Gollege upper Weber, during the past Davis Savings and donate unidentified, a $30: Cash prize. “ag a a ae aj and .Loan County’ Batik Ser ci ee ee aS semen a aes pee ;