| Show 6C Ogden Standard-Examine- Wednesday August 12 1964 r Tremonton Plans 4-Dress Revue H TREMONTON — Box Elder Club style dress reCounty vue and junior dress revue will be held Aug 21 at 10 am in Tremonton Jessie M Eller county home agent reports the style dress revue for third year clothing members aged 14 through 21 will be in the conference room of the First Security Bank 140 W Main The junior dress revue will be at the McKinley School 100 S Tremont Girls competing in this contest are in third year clothing but are not old enough for state competition WEAR COSTUMES The older group will wear 4-- H their costumes for the judges at 10 am sharp Following the costumes will be the judging for exhibition the at County kept Fair Aug 27-2- 9 As another activities the part 4--H of the day's Club public speaking contest will open at 10 am in the Extension Office here Club members or older will talk on careers State contests will be in Logan on the Utah State University 8 campus Sept 17-1- FINE WHEAT CROP—Dean Coombs Garland and J Reed Nielsen Portage examine wheat left to right) directors of the Northern Utah Farmers Co-o-p Garland elevators Mr Coombs has about 200 acres of arriving at the wheat with about 26 bushels to the acre Mr Nielsen has about 400 acres with about 25 bushels to the acre Crop Growth Rapid in Idaho Region Co-op- 's Northern Utah Farm Busy With Big Annual Wheat Harvest said today this represents in 100 bushels of wheat he gets GARLAND — Northern Utah co-o- p cents jcreau ror oniy y Dusneis is now passing about three and one-na- il Farmer Co-o-p Mr Bishop said "We have out $14920 in patronage divi- per bushel rebate to members had to ship the 100 bushels paydends to 694 farmer members in on their grain northern Utah and southern Last November dividends of ing freight costs and lose the dock plus additional freight Idaho $36000 were paid out of the charges The organization is Ralph Bishop manager Vnti-Pover- ty Bill Ready For Signing WASHINGTON administration's elevators major $9475 was Mr Bishop explains that with the new and tougher grading for President Johnson's ready standards farmers are bringing two but signature today smaller poverty measures still in a bin full of wheat for gradawaited congressional action ing before bringing in their harThe two measures which the vest President wants approved as "Some of this wheat has gradlawmakers push toward a pos- ed as high as seven per cent he said sible Aug 22 adjournment were: dockage —A $355 million continuation of the depressed the r machines" areas program — A $1 billion five-yeANOTHER SERVICE proeconomic the orfor In addition the rejuvegram nation of the depressed moun- ganization is now about ready tain region known as Appa-lachi- a to offer another service Its new scalper-cleanhas Both bills are controversial arrived from Michigan This and many legislators believe machine cleans grain as it is that at this stage of the session received at the elevators enabtheir chances of final passage ling coop members to maintain are daily growing more dim their own dockage BY Farmers in the coop have in OK'D SENATE The Senate has approved the the past' brought in their grain shipment to California and depressed areas program but for the northwest after official a House vote on it has not yet by the US Department grading been set The Appalachia bill of Agriculture grain division ofso far has won committee enat fice Ogden dorsement only Average dockage of the grain Other congressional news: brought in at present is Foreign Aid: Senate GOP being one-ha- lf one and per cent to two Leader Everett M Dirksen cent 111 remained adamant in his per intention to add a controversial FARMER DOCKED apportionment rider to the emIn the past the farmer was battled $325 billion foreign aid docked one per cent for his bill The wrangle over the rider grain— for example if he brings to delay for two years the Supreme Court's decision ordering million bill anti-pover- ty three-year-o- ar non-pro- fit er state legislative apportionment BYU threatened to extend the aid debate into next year and jeopardize the already slim Democratic hope of final congresPROVO (AP) — Brigham sional adjournment by Aug 22 Young University announced DRUG CRACKDOWN Tuesday Salt Lake City businessman Mark A Benson is the Drugs: The Senate Labor new alumni fund director a bill Committee approved Benson was division formerly Tuesday which would crack Salad-MastCorp down on the huge bootleg mark- - manager for He of a member is the in general et amphetamines and barbit- board of the Young Men's Muurates Sen Thomas Dodd tual Improvement Association a sponsor of the legof Church of Jesus Christ of the islation said the use of the Latter-da-y Saints psychotoxic drugs by juveniles and young adults had increased by a fantastic rate The bill would require registration by manufacturers and stricter rec- By ord keeping by manufacturers and dispensers SALT LAKE CITY — Descend ants of William and Elizabeth INCREASE OK'D Thomas Jones meet Saturday at Veterans: The House unani- Fred's Smorgasburger 818 S mously approved a $100 million Main for the annual reunion conincrease in It at 6:30 pm and will begins nected disability pensions Tues- include a business meeting and day for about 270000 of a sheets study family history veterans and their widows The measure which also would protect approximately 100000 veterans from losing benefits because of legislation it! increasing Social Security payments would provide increases of $5 to $10 per month to ag- Not a command but a ing needy veterans whose dis- suggestion Redman happy moving abilities were not incurred dur low-co- st is so fast safe service ing their service and to their Appoints Fund Director Kennedy Gets Wagner OK To Make Race 393-75- 75 request OBITUARIES strong statement already' he would not ddho Highway Vrii have reached agreement on WrCISn rVlifS a new labor contract 21 A previous contract expired June 30 Bargaining sessions! BOISE (AP) — A one car through July Agree-- cident a few miles east of Boise ment was reached after pro-- killed one Boise man and negotiations jjured three other persons 300 members of the un-- ! day ion continued work during the! State police identified the jtim as Dennis Duane Bradshaw 21 of Boise who was listed as the driver Michael Troutman of Boise was injured critically and hurt less seriously were Dennis Kerr Boise Man ac-contin- j in-long- ed to-So- vic-negotiati- Bids on Building Rejected by City — Four bids to Pack Building which houses city offices were Tuesday by the Logan Fin Ind ( AP) j 1710 1448 11112 1219 492 767 838 980 897 1674 1533 1671 6 "6 Garr Ins 392-02- 17 (adv) OBITUARIES Wilford W Hodges 68 of Wilford Woodruff Hodges died Tuesday morning at 29th Hospital of natural causes Mr Hodges was born April 23 Randolph Utah a son of Nathaniel Morris and Charlotte Hancock 14'2 1546 1847 Mrs Ina L Lucas 528 High 65V2 32 22 40 28'2 10 42Va 31Ve 31 90 Low 6SV2 32 2134 40 2814 9?8 41 30 V2 31 12 fined $20 in City Court on a charge of improper start from a parked position We lust received a shipment of new exotic artificial flowers Ruby's Holiday Gift House f 25th St (adv) Cups and SaucersTlEnglish Bone and Bavarian Orpheum Apts Gift Shop (adv) Van th TV Man after 6 p m Black and white or color 394I 6493 Monde 406 25th St (adv Dee 1896 in WADSWORTH — Funeral services for Ronald Wadsworth husband of Corene Susanna Blamires Wadsworth will be held Saturday at 11 am at Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel with Bishop John J Zundel of th Eighteenth Ward officiating Friends mav call at the mortuary Friday from 7 to r ym aim j5il:usv prior to services HODGES — Funeral services for WiTfrdw" husband of Viola Royle Hodaes' Hodges will be held Saturday at 1 pm in Lind' quist and Sons Colonial Chapel with Bishop's Counselor Albert Dransfield of the Eleventh Ward officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Friday from 7 to 9 pm and Saturday prior to service Interment in the Ogden City Cemeterv " H0LST0N w — hwiji aiiu OUIIS Funeral — services for Julia St-' wi" be coSl at 3 pm in the Myers Mortuary Chapel 845 Washington Blvd with Rev T A Maxwell officiating' Friends may call at the mortuary J5js' even mg from 7 to 9 Interment in The 20lf2Vf J73 dir6Cted M9odr?unaryty CLARK - b Funeral services for ¥ loyd TlarF Soth"Vt ° °k" F0W!fr Carkf 553 conducted Friday 11 am at the Myers Mortuary 845 Wath ington Blvd with Bishop Me IvinSchwartz of the Fourth Ward may call at the mortuary Thursday from 7 to 9 pm and Friday until time - Interment Ogden City Cemetervof by the Myers Mortuary O'NEILL Requiem Miss winbe celhrt tor nomas Michael O'Neill hnhn service drected - Thmday 0:eit!0r0'rNei' s Catholic Church t M0A - RequTem Mass for Morea L Mori will be celebrated Thursday at 9 am in St Mary's Catholic Church will be recited Wednesday Holy in the Larkn Chapel of the evening Dawn where friends may call from 7 to 9 "aH 9tery had been employed by Elks Lodge for five and later at Deseret Industries In 1921 he was married to Sally Gillmore They later received endowments in the Salt Lake Temple She died in 1955 in Alabama On Aug 6 1958 he was married to Viola Royle in the Los Angeles Temple He was a member of the Eleventh Ward secretary to the nigh priest group and visitHe was a veteran of ing home teacher World War I surviving are ms wioow one sTepson years Arm "l Deservices for Mrs Theda Haven will be held 7" Mmchey Thursday at 11 am in the Larkln Chapel of the Dawn where friends may call Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 and Thursday until the services Interment will be in the North Ogden Cemetery directed by Larkin & Sons Mortuary FLORISTS AND THE FLOWERS ARE FURNISHED BY Olive and Mark KLENKE FLORAL rT- -r 5SZ?ta9h!Zl2955 WMhmgon pAorikir: iu ft ex 44474 64 OPEN Cald THE GATE TO BETTER FENCING Beauty Link Chain Link 32 V2 TREASURY REPORT White Metal Pickets 40 2812 9 42 cash position of tho Treasury August 11 compared with corresponding date a year ago: Bal This Year Last Year FREE ESTIMATES Thai ACME FENCE CO Ph 666315784418 659022546894 199-55- 71 1300 Wall Avenue Courtesy Pullman Wholesale Tailors FIRE DANGER RATING: FORECAST: Clear Crisp Extreme Dry WHEN OUTDOORS ALWAYS FOLLOW SMOKEY'S ABC'S Reunion Planned Jones Family non-servi- ce - me Y©U stay out of and FINANCE on -I-- that complete you're payCompensation l thankfu turned the entire you ments to veterans with serviceover to skilled bonded and connected disabilities are not job widows I affected To Seek Water BATTLE MOUNTAIN Nev The ManBureau of Land (AP)— agement has started investigation of water resources for livestock In the Battle Mountain district of Nevada 1 REDMAN lake Salt V Sogarhotiw Cleacfield OqAw YOUR NEIGHBI & INSURAN in 2627 WASHINGTON Clear crisp dry that's the taste you get with BLVD & ROY SHOPPING CENTER CALL TO SPEED ARRANGEMENTS Ogden 394-775- 5 Roy CRUSH MMjiBk Tllp T 11TW — if FLEISCH MANN'S ALL SMOKES UDU 11 tion of the Holy Rosary will be RecitaWednesday at 8 pm at Undm7l " given 5ons Mortuary Frienri m ii mortuary Wednesday from 6 to 8T o!m n inTerment me Washington Heights Memorial Park D-Co- nn low-inco- ) FUNERALS Last 31 31 J3 Mrs R says: Hurry! Hurry' Hurry! Balance of summer of clothes price Belle - Percy Chandler 75 Weiser Mrs Dora Belle Colver 90 Weiser 65V2 21 3035 Eccies was '"term'nt wmrSbayinPT fLlhe SrencesCitY ana sons Mortuary "r well 160 09'2 Ogden woman Inetta Woolsey -- 275 the Hodges He had worked as a farmer in Garden City Utah and a painter in Alabama Ga coming to Ogden in 1955 He iiaTiiR?2!f09cLere A w-- f Joan Slater 67 of 2495 B Avenue was found guilty in City Court of passing a stop sign and IDAHO DEATHS 2697 483 call us for Wash (adv) Memorial Park 1039 1417 1645 95 2432 392-520- 1830 952 564 2472 to Supply Blvd 392-520- 539 SALES 31-fo- ot er 416 1582 1340 age is 15 auto ins School Supplies for students from kindergarten thru college Weber Office Ogden City Floral 1109 379 Fundamental Investors Investors Incorp Mass Investors Growth Mass Investors Trust Fund Wellington Keystones Kl Keystones K2 Keystones SI Keystones S2 Keystones S3 Keystones S4 ed the architect's estimate of cost) The car went out of control on a curve officers said and for the remodeling New drawings and soecifica-- 1 rolled over a embank- ment will to adIt came rest upside tions be prepared and vertised next week Commis- down and the four occupants sioners will open bids Sept 1 were pinned inside 1130 1012 If your Low cost auto ins she was fined $10 FOR OVER 50 YEARSS three daughters Cloyd DeMar Blain Ogden grandchildren two brothers Morris Hodges J Blain Laie Oahu Hawaii Mrs Logan and Lynn Hodges California four Widney (Pearl) Morley Clearfield Mrs Joe sisters Mrs V (Louise) Covey Mrs Rue H (lone) Henich Wilson Mrs Virgil (Eldeen) Wood both of Salt Lake City Mrs Blanche SERVING OGDEN AND VICINITY Mrs Elizabeth Barnes Morgan 25 grandchildren 11 great Johnson Collinston Utah 2219 Wash Blvd EX two brothers Grover Blain Packer Logan grandchildren UTAH FLORAL ones Funeral services will be held Saturday at In fuspecializing Ogden and Melvin Blain Spring City 5 Ph neral flowers Funeral services will De neio saturaay ar 1 pm at Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel 1 pm m the Sunset Second Ward Chapel with Bishop's Counselor Albert Dransfield by George Dixon member of the bishopric officiating Friends may call at the mortuary GIVE FLOWERS in memory ef your loved ones UTAH FLORAL specializing in fuFriends may call at the Clearfield Mortuary Friday from 7 to 9 pm and Saturday prior 5 neral flowers Ph Friday from 7 to 9 pm and Saturday until to services Burial in Ogden City Cemetery 12:30 pm Burial in Washington Heights 2176 2079 1991 1921 Fund 11 Cardiff 5500 Chief Cons Pref 300 Comb Metals 3000 Grand Dept 1000 Special Stocks Aliled Stores Calif Fack G RR and Atkins both of the Denver Rio Fuel Mountain Boise area Mountain States T&T State police said the accident Marquardt & Utah Power Light occurred on a county road adja-reject- Vornado cent to the Spring Shores Rec- - W T Grant Co ireational Area at Lucky Peak $70000 Reservoir 967 1034 Canada Gen Fund Fund Canadian Capital Life Dividend Shares Eaton & Howard Stk Eaton & Howard Bal James the City Commission Each bid exceeded 894 Fund adequate glasses charge a son of Wes-se- ll and Weitske Zell- sua vail tk iifv lamuy came to the United States when he was an infant settling in land n Boston Co LOGAN Pi-men- tal Affiliated "aland remodel 392-59- 07 Morrison-Knudse- SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Representatives of Local 2286! Ato mic 0U' Workers and the American Oil pre- 392-66- 07 38-cali- -- Contract Okayed By Oil Workers fad& theXmTand ld are selling crutcnes Free delivery 26 ie money on freight" LOOKS GOOD ne bam aooui ou per cent o es looks the farmers bringing in wheat "This wheat good ne saia are noiaing h waning ior a nign- (UPI) — The peciaiiy ine yieias chairs Wheel 40-year-- em-olov-ed operating the new scalper-clean- present handling er "With in operation we can clean freshly harvested the farmer's grain on the spot red he can the dockage take and are between 94 and cracked shrunken (broken (about 200 bushof and other wheat kernels arriving at the waste materials) home for feed UAHDONi REFERENCES Pra scriptions TORRANCE Calif (UPI) scri nion Center Phone EX (UPI)-Presi-- dent WASHINGTON —A female mar(adv) Johnson signed into law or EX ket clerk Sunday night took Edward N Toone Jr of 185 one bandit's pistol away today a $207 million pay raise from him and wounded his for servicemen He said it gives N Van Buren posted $10 bail America's "uniformed citizens which was declared forfeited companion during an atsheriff's a fuller measure of the respect when he failed to answer ie tempted holdup deputies reported charges of passing a stop sign they have earned" The deputies said Sophia Johnson said the pay bill Electrolysis (hair removal) Burris a clerk at Joe's which will go into effect Sept Sharon Fuller Elaine knocked a 1 and which follows by less Market Wallerstein of hand from (adv) the revolver than a year another pay inone bandit and shot his crease of more than 14 per James William Mahoney 26 cent reflects "our historic trust of 2267 Episiario accomplice Ogden was charged with 18 in the arm of our professional military passing a stop sign arid $10 bail men" he posted was forfeited in City The President is expected to Court when he failed to answer follow up today's action later in the week by signing a ci- the complaint vilian pay bill This one carDuplex nice location stoves a million $558 annual and frigs individual units sell rying price tag will raise the pay of or rent Low down payment every civilian on tne teaerai each rents $65 mon Mr Jones payroll except the President (adv) himself — A red light violation cost Kirt NEW YORK (AP) Atty G Gen Robert F Kennedy says he Wiggill 40 of 1145 21st $10 With Battalion when he didn't answer in City would not consider running for and his bail was declared US senator from New York CLEARFIELD— Marine Lance Court forfeited without Mayor Robert F Wag- Corporal Siste V Trujillo son of Mrs Phyllis Trujillo of 339 Used furnaces coal and gas ner's "express approval" C Anchorage is a member stokers gas burners Also pickLane A few minutes after Kennedy of the Second Battalion Ninth truck Carpenter Furnace made that statement Wagner Marine Regiment which is un- up Co 254 20th (adv) said: dergoing tactical field training A repeat special "If he is available he is the at the base of Mount Fuji vine ripened cantaloupes Jumbo type of person who would make Japan 10 99c Wiseway Market for an exceptionally fine candidate 3039 Harrison Blvd (adv) I am sure that he would win "I have a high regard for him Driving without as a friend and as a public serwas the complaint vant" Court against Bel-do-n in City lodged Asked whether his remarks Bert W Gall 23 of 186 33rd E constituted an endorsement Bert W Gall 59 of 303 Chimes View and his Hayes $15 bail was forfeited Drive died Tuesday at St Benedict's HosWagner said: when he didn't appear on the "I think I've made a pretty pitalMr ofGallcancer Hol in was born Oct 9 1904 Wagner said & say rn more until he had talked again with Kennedy Kennedy visited Wagner last Friday No further Wilson Lane He at tended Wilson Lane BOISE (AP) — Seasonable meeting has been announced School On Nov 20 1926 WILL FACE KEATING temperatures promoted rapid he was married to Mae Butler in crop growth in most areas of The Democrati cnominee will Dora Ogden southern Idaho during the week face Republican Sen Kenneth He formerly worked States for Mountain But in the north cool rainy B Keating and TeleTelephone here Monday to graph Co He was Kennedy weather hampered harvesting speak bv the Denver at the convention of the and Rio Grande Western Railroad Co as a operations (American Bar Association was switchman until six years ago and was a at Marquardt Corp for a year He was Those were the highlights of asked by newsmen about the guard a member of B of RT and IDS Church the weekly crop report issued Surviving are his widow one son and one f: Citrus Heights Bert Gall Jr uuwuc was daughter ui ius icpuca R U W and Mrs Calif (Maxine) Dabb today by Department of jder no circumstances would I five brothers four grandchildren w earner cu- - evpr hflvp ronsiHfirH or wntilri Bountiful giicimuieaiiu and two sisters William Gall Kenneth Gall Gall John Gall Milton Gall Mrs I now consider coming into the Martin Fritz (Edna) Schaupp all of Sacramento ui uie geen pea statfl nf Npw Ynrk aaainc rho Calif Mrs Monroe (Alice) Sill Farmington naivcouiig Funeral services will be announced by crop was in the final stages" wishes of the mayor Chapel of Flowers Mortuary the report said "and a start Wagner is generally consid was made during the period on ered the dry pea acreage Wild hayjYnrk the top Democrat in New Cloyd Blain SUNSET - Cloyd Blain 74 of 1689 N 'B ui uumpieteu Main died this morning at his home of state Democratic chairman for the year except at higher !wni causes u kv nA u natural Mr Blain was born June 14 1890 in m cicvduuns easieni luano 'would "certainly encourage Spring City Utah a son of Robert J and Melissa Barney Blain He was married to Martina Sorenson on June 3 1912 in the alfalfa hay varied from nearly Manti Temple Bid Asktd four fifths completed in the He came to Sunset In 1936 from Spring Albertson's 2275 2400 City From 1942 until retiring in 1960 he southwest to well along in the 975 1062Vi was a guard at Hill Air Force Base Prior remainder of the state Harvest- Amalgamated Utah Cons to that time he worked at Ogden Arsenal 1950 1825 While in Spring City he was a member of 1812V2 2025 Freigitways ing small grains was curtailed Cons Oil the police department cemetery sexton and 1700 1825 of the high by wet fields in the north but Equity First Security Corp 4300 453712 farmer He was past president Co 293712 31 25 priest quorum worked in MIA and Sunday good progress was made in most School of the LDS Church Investment Fundi Bid Asked southern areas" Surviving are his widow two sons and Co-o- p wide open at heavy loads of wheat mostly Daily there and 125 loads els per load) Servicemen's Pay Bill OK'd GAL NIPS TRY BY 2 BANDITS DEAOI GIN 825-978- 6 FLEISCH MANN S m- - 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