Show y 'EXERCISE CLIMAX ON JUNE 3 search for Miss Washington Terrace a title to be awarded to some lucky young lady June 3 got underway today with the first three girls entering the annual event The contest is‘ sponsored by the Washington Terrace Junior Chamber of Commerce One of the first to enter the contest was Margaret Kay Ellis' 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert H Ellis of 362 E 4675 S A vocalist Miss Ellis attends Bonneville High School She would like to continue her education and become a teacher Judith Ann Leferink daughter of Mrs Larry Platon of 283 E 4330 S is another Bonneville High student Miss Leferink is a singer and art ist She would like to become a secretary The third Bonneville High en trant is Katherine Diane Karikka 16 the daughter of Mr and Mrs A K Karikka 302 E 3450 S For the contest Miss Karikka will present a humorous reading She would like to further her ed ucation at the University of Utah or Utah State University The contest will be held at the Washington Terrace School auditorium June 3 at 8 pm Entry blanks can be obtainec by calling Kent Arave at EXport Activities of Ogden area Marines sailors and an airman have been reported from Japan to Hawaii and across the United States Paul H Haws radio seaman and son of Mr' and Mrs A F Haws 515 8th is with the Naval Communication Center Yokosuka Japan Ivan L Dickson radarman 1st class USN is a recent graduate of the Navy’s Treasure Island Calif Electronics Technician school Radarman Dickson is the son of Mr and Mrs Lorin Dickson 1869 v W 210 S Marine Pfc Dennis of Mrs Fay Putnam JUDITH ANN LEFERINK Bonneville Student ' rl with the headquarters the Marine Corps Air ’ Girls must be between 18 and 28 ity intelligence charm and beauof face and figure single and never have been mar- ty ried They must be of good character and possess poise personal - 1 cleaners F Heitz 23(2 j Kinikin 875 24th - i " 1— ' ht 'i Takes Much Lonely Bread To Be Toast of Broadway MARGARET ELLIS Enters Competition KATHERINE KARIKKA Seeking Crown MUST st right-of-wa- ‘ COIN-OPERAT- LAUNDRY ED Good Location De EX 3-54- 24 RADIO WRITER He was a hard-u- p young radio writer Charley was a hard-u- p young classical composer Working in their spare hours together the two turned tout scores of songs and sketches jfor revues and supper club singers For three summers they put on shows at a resort hotel for room land board and a salary of $200 each for a 12-we- ek A Ogden will have pleasant and mild weather for the weekend - 76 season VITAL STATISTICS services for Ray Emmett M Schurz Emmett will be conducted Monday at 3 pm in Lindquist and Sons Colonial Funeral Chapel with Bishop George C Crittenden 'of the 11th Ward officiating Friends may cell at the Mortuary Sunday from 7 to 9 ppi and Monday prior to services Interment j in the Memorial Gardens Mathews i 1 song-writin- — Funeral husband of Zelda FLORISTS AND THE FLOWERS ARE FURNISHED BY t i decCub Capers and handi-cra- ft Weber available at orating supplies Office Supply 2432 Washington (ady) DEE HOSPITAL Gesner— Charles and Judy Dahle Clearfield girl May 19 Dean—Melvin and Naola' Welch 348 Taylor girl May 19 Kerzog— Kay and Ellen Campbell 4513 S 2225 W Roy boy May 19 Valentine— D ale and Sheronne Robertson 4249 S 950 E girl ' May 19 ST BENEDICT'S HOSPITAL Green— Wilbur W and LuJean Hart Clearfield girl May 19 Palfreyman— David L and JoAnn Prue 2642 Grant girl May 19 Miller— Vern R and Doreen Neville 2650 N Pleasant View Drive oy May 19 Probasco— Avan W and Dorsie Wilson Layton boy May 20 OUT OF TOWN Gomm— Kenneth Lester and Dorothy Applonie Littleton Colo formerly of Ogden boy May 17 Wright— Maj Jack W and Mildred McMurdie formerly of Ogden girl May 18 jin Weisbaden FREE Phone - PARKING IN cycle PABCO - Jack Enamel k Ken Rasmussen 1883 W 5300 S Roy reported to police someone :iad broken two of the windows in parked car Fresh Blue Bird Candy at his 2518 Lobby Shop Orph-eu- m Wash (adv) Wes Lund of 386 7th reported to Jolice the battery was stolen from lis parked truck Expert lawn mower sharpening ower or hand mowers Anderson’s Farm & Garden 333 23rd Ph EX (adv) Residential and FREE ESTIMATES TOP QUALITY NURSERY STOCK EX REAR SERVING OGDEN AND VICINITY FOR OVER 50 YEARS EX Wash Blvd Cm-De- Minnoch Glass & Paint 3033 Wash Blvd EX (Adv) Commercial Up to 5 Years to Pay No Down Payment Leave Nothing fo Chance Everything for Landscaping Ogden City Floral 2219 Leonard Dickamore of 776 ’2nd reported the theft of a boy’s - bi Germany Olive and Mark 2955 Washinqt&n ' BIRTHS KLENKE FLORAL rs FIRMLY ’ - (adv) services for Rebecca Whittier will be conducted Monday at 11 ain in Lindquist and Sons Colonial Funeral Chapel with Rev A Cadman i Garretson of the First Presbyterian Church officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Sunday from 7 to 9 pm and Monday prior to services Interment will be in the Milfpn I Cemetery - TWO F - FUNERALS EMMETT the springboard that ant came to Ogden in 1937 He had been a stepped farmer and Forest Service employe in Idaho bounced them to success later worked for Southern Pacific RailVeteran stage manager Edward and road Co He rttired in 1941 Padula had a big idea— why not He was a member of the Roy Sixth Ward and former member of IOOF a musical about produce happy are his widow two sons Seth American teen-agewho weren’t J Surviving Mathews Ervin E Mathews Arco Roy four grandchildren one sister Mrs gang members or delinquents? He Idaho Deardon Idaho Falls had another big idea: The show Pearl Funeral services will be conducted Tuesshould be the product! of - young day at pm In Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel by Bishop Lorin 0 Kay of the Sixth talent Friends may call at the mortuary Padula picked Strouse and Ad- Ward Monday from 7 to 9 pm and Tuesday prior ams after trying out 15 other g to services Interment in Ogden City Cemetery teams He paid them $50 a month each out of his own lim- - He Learns While He Earns weath- er today and Sunday There may be showers in the mountains Sunday with the high Sunday a pleasant 76 High today was 79 low Friday of 60 degrees WHITTIER— Funeral BONN Germany (AP) — French It all added up to a lot of hard Earl A President Charles de Gaulle ar- work a lot of fine experience— but ROY Earl A Mathews 74 3993 S 2025 rived today for a one-daW died Friday meeting not much cash and no fame with West German Chancellor Kon“Just four years ago I was still Mr Mathews was born May 21 1886 Ev-in Hooper a son of William ana Elizabeth rad Adenauer which government shining shoes— my own” quipped erett Mathews On'Dec 16 1915 he married ' officials hope will lead toward im- Lee Alta Jane Jones in Idaho Falls They later endowments in the Salt Lake Temple It was in 1958 that the two first received proved relations between the two Ha lived in Woodville and Salmon Idaho eaders on - John Webber 44 2927 Brinker Donald E Klein of 435 28th Rforfeited $15 bail in City Court eported to police Friday the theft when he failed to appear for driv- of $40 in cash from his home n't ing the wrong way on a one-wa- y It's Fun — Its easy to brighten street all your rugs with our Rug ShamGraduation watch specials— Start poo machine Rent at Bennett’s as low as $1666 Free engraving Paint 2665 Wash Ph JSX The Weather Bureau forecast is for cloudy and warm - (adv) 62 is Sept 7 1884 in son of Mr and 1904 he married HOFFMAN — Funeral services for Clyde Vern Hoffman husband of Elsie Dibby Hoffman 1955 He was a former resident of Ogden and will be conducted Monday at 1 pm in Evanston the Lindquist and Sons Colonial Funeral Wyo He retired from Union1 Pacific Railroad Co Chapel with Rev A Cadman Garretson of in 1954 He was a member of the Presbythe First Presbyterian Church officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Sunday terian Church and Union Pacific Old Timers from 7 to 9 pm and Monday prior to Club of Evanston services Interment will be in the Washin Surviving are two sons and a daughter ton Heights Memorial Park Mark Lessenger Evanston James Lessenger Mrs William (Helen) Boland Cheyenne Wyo Gabriel San seven MATHEWS — Funeral services for Earl A eight grandchildren Mathews husband of Alta Jane Jones Mathews will be conducted Tuesday at fl Funeral services will be conducted Tuespm in Lindquist and Sons Colonial Funday at 2 pm in the Aultorest Chapel of eral Chapel with Bishop Lorin O Kay of Flowers in Ogden by Rev J Confair of the the Roy Sixth Ward officiating Friends Union Presbyterian Church of Evanston Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday may call at the mortuary Monday from 7 from 10 am to 2 pm Interment In Aultoto 9 pm and Tuesday prior to services rest Memorial Park Interment in the Ogden City cemetery j y and Sunday Lessenger of cancer No-fra- MILD WEATHER ' San Gabriel died Thursday Mr Lessenger was born Mount Pleasant Iowa a Mrs Martin Lessenger In Lillian Snow She died in ’ SUNDAY FARE: OBITUARIES Hal Lessenger SAN GABRIEL Calif— Hal - L ! - 1 Excellent Condition Phone Gaulle in Bonn ing team The big money began to flood around them in a green tide— and it’s still rolling in But both Charley and Lee — each of whom will earn $100000 or more this year—grimace wryly at the idea success came to them as an overnight bolt from the blue “We’ve been slaving hard since we first met at a party 12 years ago” said Lee Lu-cit- I 01 NEW YORK (AP) — Sometimes ited funds to turn' out songs you ‘have to bake a lot of lonely Two years and 80 auditions later SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — The bread to become the toast of Broad- the trio had raised the $300000 I Utah Highway Department plans to way' necessary to put on' “Bye Bye was It that with mil-lioBirdie’ and the two songsmiths had way composer 27 a bids for advertise $3 May Charles Strouse 32 and lyricist hammered out 55 tunes— 17 of Jrighway project in Salt Lake Lee Adams 34 which were used in the show City Both were comparatively unNow royalties from recordings The project includes grading and known to the public the night of the original Broadway production 14 last year when their smash and two touring companies— plus draining road beds for Interstate April musical hit “Bye Bye Birdie” an $850000 sale of the movie rights 15 8th j 18th and between Highway opened The next' morning they —have put Strouse and Adams on South Highway Director C Taylor were being hailed as the nation’s Easy Street for some time to come Burton said the project will be ad- newest and youngest top song-wr- it vertised next week if permission is obtained from the federal government lie also announced that bids will be advertised sometime after July 1 for beginning of work on the East-Wefreeway in Salt Lake A $15 million section of Interstate 80 from 2400 South and Interstate 15 to 'Parleys Canyon is scheduled for completion in three years Burton said about 80 per cent of y for this road has been purchased and that first contract will be for removal of buildings The second step he said will be construction of structures over 20th 17th and 13th East Highland Drive and possibly 9th East — el J J as -- rf i j E-l?- -- Airman John T- Stoker son of Mr and Mrs Ivan J Stoker 5720 ' S 2775 W Roy has been selected R Law son by the Air Force to attend a tech230 24th is nical training course for armament squadron at systems maintenance at Lowry Air Station Kan Force Base Denver Colo t Ec-Hea- ‘ the material supply and maintenance battalion at the Marine Corps Base at Camp Pendleton Calif is Marine Pfc Melvin D Kinikin son of Mrs Jessie L With HAL BOYLE $3 Million Road Project Ready for Bid (adv) Need hair cut shave? 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