Show OGDEN 4B STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Foresier Will Address OGDEN UTAH MONDAY EVENING JUNE 11 1962 i f "'if"'- A r i Forest Service engineer from the Intermountain regional office in Ogden will address the Western Association !of State Highway Officials in Seattle Thursday James Mi Usher regional engineer for the Forest Service will talk to the group of officials on highway design and multiple use His presentation will include slides of multiple-us- e management on a typical national forest ranger disA a - f: 1 ' I v ::: J'J trict - y w V ' V si-i- ' £ !i I " - 2'-- r v r i m Use-Sustain- 4 I : t JT7 r f ed i F M MCGOLDRICK From 10th Army Corps J USA" Ogden Visits Former 'Miss USA' Will Teach At Art Center During Summer 8-- 12 lpm 10 20 and meet Wednesdays at am Gen Francis M McGold-ric- k new commanding general of the 10th Army Corps will visit reserve center units in Utah on Tuesday and Wednesday and will stop briefly at the Utah General Depot Gen McGoldrick is making his first official visit here as corps Maj reZie-rat- ''J '""7W NOW PLAYING FRANK the best name in DEAN SIIfflM-LllilSAMMY Sub-sect- or i I PETER DHUI& Mono 08 hop UOETl CGI M &V0DKA PAHAVISIOIT Vodka 80 Proof Distilled 1 :45 — Ph 823-09- A Couumua rtciuM nnmm at 8:00 if© ®p - ORPHEUM ACTBZr-BES- T 04 toakher Urn J I- f if f v -' i ' MOTOR-V- ws 7:35-Ro- lfe USA Wide Sport Analysis Peterson Show But Well Done Line But Well Done Program Tonight ife ORPHEUM U 3 Shows Daily— 1:30 5:00 8:30 Mats $100— Evei $125 Children 50c 8:30-Medi- care S:45-Wo- rtd 9:0O-Ne- ws :05—Public Pulse 10:0O-Ni- ght News Final 10:15— Cordon Owen U:00Musie Album All That Jazz I2:00-BoTuesday morning News fast 6:45— Firm Ranch Forecast Campbell 7: ews 7:15-Mar- shal Small 7:45-Ne- ws Barlow 1:00— Sansom t:30-Wo- rld News S:45-0- ur Changing World 9:00— News an hour till t wen 00-N- 1 SEE THESE TWO GREAT MOVIES ON OUR BRAND NEW GIANT n YALT WIDE SCREEN DISNEY 12:00 :05-P- arty 9:35— Calling "The Brightest Picture In Town" DISMEY IIMIUV P1DGE0U-PAYAII- pun rjtai 10:0-Art- MICOIOR4 WINSTON JSII H1BLER-N0RMA- WALTER SCOTT'S famed hur Monday 2 4 o5 PLUS Price ThTf Show Adults $100 Children (undr 12) 50 "Big Red 8:25 11:25 "Living Desert' 10:10 DANCING FREE PARKING FREE —rA Vsr Splssdsrl GrcndssrI Spsdsdsl Ken1-- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ' mt i tf 4-26- 64 i i ifi ri 1 1 u it I p This Special Attraction Only PER PERSON EX Eciat TAYLOR Ava GARG'i'ER Opsn vcckdays table Reservations AT ANY i STEWART GROW'S MUSIC $200 KIDS GET FREE TICKETS J mvw - tia:ttMHi:--- Stewart Grow's Music FREE GROUP PICNIC FACILITIES For Company Church Organization Parties and Family Reunions Phone EX JUNE 22-2- 3 JOHNNY CASH 7:00— World Tomorrow Curtis ill 7:45-C- CA News l:30-Sou- nds in Stereo 9:05— Sound in Stereo 10:00-Sou- nds In Stereo 11:05-Jo- hn Brophy Jan Sounds of the 12:00-Qu- let City Tuesday morning :00-N- BC News on How till 7:30-B- Paul James News rld of the City :00 am to 7:15 $m t News 4-26- 64 75c Till 5 p 1 :45 of Defense 4:05-Sound Trends 5:30— Business KLO-1- 430 6:05-R- Monday evening the Bellboy oy oy the Bell Bey 7:00-Sp- orts S:00-B- Pete Show ig Tuesday morning to 7:53 sters on hour till ditOO-N- ews 12:00 :55— Sports news 7:30-Ne- ws of Joy 7:55-Bun- dle 8:00-Hemin- gway S:15-No- ws t:30-Wea- ther Harvey 10:0O-P- sul the Bell Bey 11:00— V J Your B J Tuesdsy afternoon 10:05-R- oy Harvey 12:00-r- eul 12:00 6:05— Bill Terry Till 10 am 6:30— Sounds of Defense Till Wallgren 7 am J Your 12:15-- V 3:30-Ne- ws 4:00-R- ey 5:00-Ne- ws J D the Bellboy Warden S:30-- AI T S KVOC-14- KBUH-B- OO June 11 5:00 90 ta 12:30 am 6:00 am News Sports Music Music PROGRAMS 5:15 100 12:30 Loretta Young Noon News Art Llnkletter 12:K5 Farm Report A King of Diamonds 5 Million Dollar Movie "Brigham Young" 2 Tonight Show (color) 4 Movlk 'Wyoming" ljOO Young Dr Malone 2 4 Big 12 June Jane wyman Tuesday 4 The Millionaire 5 ClassContinental 2 mnm Ffve'Saughters' 2 "Our USA Presents "Seven Keys" 4 4 College of the Air Verdict Is Yours Safety Assignment: f! 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SAT NITE jg I "' THE' BEST HMSwe Box Office 7:30— Show spencer Tracy Bori Lenossier WIM t NOV ilh SPECIAL LIMITED EFiGAGEMENT "BEST OGDEN STADIUM CiflcuiBiti Grain Niutral 100 Nitioitl Diitilliri friducU Cirofiny IJJ2 in w ONE SHOWING EACH NIGHT Box Office 8 pm — Show 8:15 pjn WWCWWUmwiw IX if Olio Distributed LAST FEW DAYS 7-1- Box Office Ltl Gilbiy's Distilled londoi Dry Cm SO Proof Grain V 10-1- - Iron I00X RUTA LEE THE CROSBY BROTHERS Technicolor Laurence Olivier Kirk Douglas MOTOR-V- U K4 Spirits A Gilbty BUDDY LESTER HELD OVER Paramount " HENRY SILVA "SPARTACUS" 24 HILL TOP LANES On Highway 91 North of Layton h Hooper Man Aboarcl Duard L Gravis son of Mr and Mrs Hardy has received her Iken-ob- o Mrs Vasho 1 Gravis certificate the from Hooper is teaching USS Helena a unit of aboard the School in Japan Fleet Language classes in Russian Ger- the First man Spanish and French will be offered if at least five persons sign up for each OPEN BOWLING Anyone wishing to register may HOURS do so by calling the center or drop1 5 in and between Regisping pm 3 Game for $100 tration begins today and runs until Until 6:00 pm Friday Additional information may Bowl be obtained from the center EX 4zt Every Night ne f June Open Bowling Patrol Officer Cliff Highway Raymond C Ferrin airman first class son of Mr and Mrs C S Green said the accident happened Ferrin 3537 N 900 W is at Clark Air Force Base Philippine Islands f He is married to the former Ger-aldiJorgahsen of Huntsville Scheduled by Army General reserve commander since he placed Maj Gen Frederick R on May 1 Chlarson 54 same address head cuts and chest injuries Jean Chlarson 20 same address lip cuts Mrs Delia Earl 22 108 S 7th W Tremonton bruises and her two children Raylene 2 and Brian 1 bruises Youth to Receive Diploma Tonight VARIETY OF CLASSES off with top honors in the Long herd instructing Beach Calif beauty contest will Beginning Monday June 18 Mr instruct one class for year olds and another for adults and teen- Taylor will teach a class in mosaic metal work cooper tooling 'primiagers She studied drama at the Uni- tive and four harness weaving wood versity of Utah and taught speech carving printing techniques silk and drama at South High School in screening and hand constructed ceSalt Lake City in 1959 Mrs Maxfield is currently work- ramics Sessions will be held each ing toward a masters degree in that Monday and Wednesday at field from Brigham Young UniverEvening classes may be arranged sity She lives with her husband in if enough persons indicate an InBrigham City terest He will also teach an oil She recalls that the 1958 contest painting class Monday and Wednesoriginally ended in a tie and the day at 4 pm beginning June 18 judges finally chose another girl as class by Mrs Shepherd will Miss USA but the winner turned beFirst held June 26 with the group to out to be married and the Utah gal meet each Tuesday and Thursday was handed the title 1 will be etchings at Covered pm The children's sessions will be and fabricatings casting 2 held each Monday am and A children's art classjewelry starting will be a creative drama class It is 18 will meet Mon- June Monday designed to increase pupils' imaginations and aid their physical freedom in performing together The adults will study the principles of Stanislavski with a concen"WALK ON THE WILD SIDE" tration on freedom in stage moveAn Adult Picture ment and naturalness of performLaurence Harvey C&puclne ance It will be held Mondays 0 Barbara Stanwyck V1 Area Airman Stationed In Philippine Islands He will arrive in Ogden at 2 pm Tuesday where he will be met by THAT'S RIGHT — Mark Sabin son of Mr and Mrs Lt Col C E Kizis Ogden Robert Sabin and commander to be taken on Joyce Johnson 9 daughter of Dr and Mrs Vernal H Johnson 1332 Marilyn Drive receive their initial drama instructions from Mrs M Richard Maxfield former "Miss a tour of facilities at the reserve center 1901 Jackson At 3 pm who will teach two classes in the summer quarter at the Bertha Eccles Art he will visit Supt T 0 Smith OgCenter den schools in conjunction with school ROTC programs and at 3:30 pm will visit the Utah General Depot The remainder of Gen Goldrick's to Utah will be spent in Salt visit of Mr son and Sam Junk: Jr Mrs Sam Junk Sr of 3739 Jack- Lake City Provo Logan and Camp son will receive a diploma tonight Williams The general entered the Army at graduation exercises at the Unian enlisted man in 1928 and as versity of Utah was appointed to the academy later innot was The youth's name West at Point of a cluded in list A former "Miss USA will teach pm Both classes will meet initial days and Wednesday at 1 pm Jane graduates apHe was commissioned in 1935 He Standard-Exin the earlier Ogden pearing a pair of drama classes at the ly June 20 Boyd is the instructor in was aminer campaigns in Africa Sicily The student is gradBertha Eccles Art Center this sumMrs Lloyd Hardy will be the in- uating from the School of Busi- and Italy in World War II and holds Also on the program this summer mer the Legion of Merit and Bronze Mrs M Richard Maxfield who in will be classes in crafts with Dell structor in a Japanese flower ar- ness Star 1953 as Charlotte Sheffield walked Taylor and Mrs Weldon 0 Shep rangement class which will open 10-year-o- ld ' imal instantly and badly dam- aging the radiator of his car Deputy Bailey estimated the damage at $100 GEN left-han- 1 Unable to stop in time he ploughed into it killing the an- J The talk iwill ask engineers to take a close look at their designs In terms other than smooth swift safe transportation "It is to the advantage of the association" Mr Usher says "for members to achieve an independent awareness of other considerations such as aesthetic values recreation wildlife timber forage and water which are being demanded by users and interested groups" Mr Usher's speech will include a discussion of highway economics values pointing out! that long-termust be considered The dollars spent for highways are provided by the same individuals who demanded and got the Multiple Yield Act under which the Forest Service operates Mr Usherj 645 E 2750 N North Ogden is a member of the Society of American Foresters the American Society of Civil Engineers and the Ogden Enginer's Club He is a member of the national roadside development committee for the Highway Research Board under the Nationals Academy of Sciences He has been assigned to the Ogden Office two years and has been with the Forest Service since 1937 f HARRISVILLE — Four adults when Don R Benton 28 548 27th and two children were injured Sun- traveling north of Highway 91 d turn day at about 4:30 pm in a two-c- stopped to make a ChlarThe vehicle driven by Mr collision on US Highway 91 son also traveling north crashed at 2700 North r Ant AM m n n n n un Cell IH U1C UMlllUU lliavii""Reported in "fair" condition in ilHAIa U1C I Aaft the Dee Hospital today was Mrs Damage was estimated at several Abe (Lucille) Chlarson 53 of 117 hundred dollars A traffic citation ft expected E 5th S Brigham City She suffered head and leg cuts and broken pending further investigation said Officer Green The injured were ribs Treated and released were: Abe taken to the hospital by Moss ar car I ' got Ogdenite his deer about four miles east of Huntsville Sunday night at 11:30 but he wasn't hunting it Stanton Arbor Le Sieur 474 16th was driving along minding his own business according to Weber Deputy Halvor Bailey when a deer leaped a fence and a bank and landed on South Fork Highway 39 in front of his Association il Six Persons Hurt When Cars Ram in Harrisville OGDENITE BAGS DEER WITH CAR 2 4 Defenders ip:00 KUTV 2 Newsreel 4 Star News Weather eporu S Dimension ' 2 JHOO Journey 2A "Bold Camouflage 5 Midday "Woman's Page" 2A Window Shopping 5 As the World Turns li:30 12:00(color) 9 Jan Murray 4 uay in uoun Password 24 NSCy KwbReport Mid-Da- Doug- - fj CBS News with iaa jsawaras 2:nn Make Room for Daddy Queen for a Day ungnter nay 2 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