Show CLASSICS SWING JAZZ Reservoir 11 K Bids for tHe construction of a reservoir $100000 i ! mb i At i on the northeast bench will be opened at the Ogden River Water Users Association office July 11 David Scott association superintendent said today He said the reservoir has been in the works a long time and construction will probably start about July 20 vfith completion due within 90 days of the start Mr Scott said it might ease water problems somewhat in the bench area where heavy lawn irrigation has been giving the association some problems The area north of Ogden Canyon may face possible restrictions on water use beyond the current one-da- y watering schedule now In effect he said Some people have been irrigating 5 hours a day when the Pine View lines are turned on he said At present rates supplies may be used before the Aug 8 date of expected depletion he said He asks users in that area to cut irrigation to assure that supplies ' last the summer V30di mMuiM 12-1- AMONG EXPERIENCED players in major roles of Weber College’s “The Man in the Dog Suit’ are Patricia Conolly Thelma Willie and Richard Nealson (left to right) looking over swatches of material in connection with preparing the props and clothing for the Wednesday opener of the play COLLEGE ARENA Right-of-Wa- Hilarious 'Dog Suit' Play to Run 4 Days news when a dog bites a j man!Isn’t Such has long been a journalistic belief But the Weber College dramatic arts department feels its forthcoming comedy “The Man in the Dog Suit” will prove this to be a newsworthy item ' An experienced cast directed by John Elzey will produce the three-ac- t show as the Weber College summer arena theater offering in Moench Arena Theater Wednesday ' through Saturday The play runs the gamut of hu- - It Mosquitoes Scarce Due Blazes Bring Urgent Request ROY — Fire Chief Orlen Karras mor from a whimsical smile to said today he will ask the Roy belly laughs according to director City Council to take some measures to insist that railroads with Elzey The fact that a bank teller derunning through Roy burn cides to don a dog suit to help him the dry grass along the train routes realize his “needs" forms the basis in an effort to cut down on fire of the hilarity runs Community performers are being Sunday and today the Roy Volused for the first time in a Weber unteer Fire Department made five summer area show which also in- runs four to the scene of grass cludes some outstanding talent fires along the train y from the college Each time the fire was apparently Mr Elzey himself plays the man started from a spark from a train’s in the dog suit His wife Martha engine Chief Karras said Is played by Patricia Conolly who Sunday at 1:45 am the firemen played the stellar role in Weber’s made a run to' the home of F recent production of South Pacific Layne McNalley 2115 W 5600 S to Muriel Elzey the director’s wife extinguish a mattress that caught plays a sister of Martha and a fire fro ma burning cigarette Chief brother-in-larole is taken by Karras estimated smoke to Ross Dredge also a player in South house and the mattress damage at $600 Pacific A sister-in-larole is carChief Karras said run ried ' by one of Weber's versatile made 44 fire calls the today’s department femme players Effie Devlantes has answered this year In all of Her spouse a newcomer to Og last year the men were called den theater is played by John out 87 times he said only Pilcher Thelma Willie an able actress from community theater and other organizations has a mother’s Holiday Special part and Richard Nealson who played the title role in Weber’s reThe Mention of This cent “Noah” is cast as a playboy Steve Rubin another Weber ColAdvertisement Is lege tbespian is in the role of a Worth right-of-wa- ys right-of-wa- w ' A nearly mosquito-fre- e Weber to can get stung County prepare a little in the next few months Although the hot dry weather has' worked against the insects thus far an onslaught of the summer mosquito is expected to begin this week and reach its peak about August 1 The summer mosquito lays its eggs in rafts which float on the water With less water available the eggs are harder to find according to Lou Fronk of the Weber County Mosquito Abatement Dis-tri- young archaeologist Clarence Soc-we- ll another veteran of local theater plays an eccentric old man Tickets may be reserved by phon-in- g the college EXport extension 240 A special low summer price of $1 for adults and 75 cents for students is offered Officials suggested patrons try to attend the first night or two since experience has been that the final nights in the small arena theater of insects Although the number will not increase over previous are crowded years the detection problem could mean more annoyance PROFESSIONAL Mr Fronk recommended today that horses be inoculated for brain Cleaning fever and that parents avoid letHAMPTON'S ting children sleep outside SUPERIOR CLEANING CO Other than this pesky species Opposite Utah Power Bldg the dry weather has lent itself to e one of the most mosquito-freseasons in county history Light traps which the mosquito fighters use to measure the population have shown as few as 133 mosquitoes a night in urban areas Only four calls have been received by Mr Frcnk’s office from the entire county this year compared to as many as 60 per day June Honors Given io 2 in years past Naturally the Warren area near the lake is the worst but even this normally mosquito-struc- k spot is not particularly high The helicopter and airplane available to the department have been used sparingly At Hill AFB Posse Men Due in Ely I j 2-08- 53 1 t ! mttmm HXO UA T''"" ItAAttiNG' AftO FEATURING Sir Basil's TtMh MLK® and Wash 20c SHAKES Reservations Phone Everyday EX NOW PLAYING uaz Strictly aLaff Jackie Wilson On Highway 91 North of Layton OS" The Beloved v FRIED CHICKEN p' I V r-- rf Singers” Cl Delicious in rreg iAVID ARTHUR IADD O’CONNELL Person at DNIMaScOPE?’’ and Fun Lagoon Wed July 5th O 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IN AMERICA TODAY IN A STORY OF A BOY NAMED valt disijey: if “One of fho Nations Top Story NOW BURSTS TO L1E ON THE SCREEN- - Box Office Radio Presents Affair! 9-10- SUPER SANDRA DEE tommy kirkwc-patt- 4-68- 14 Plan now for July 24th Wotktndl for reservations CAR WASH mmo 2 HAVE FUN IHC le JULY SIX SURVIVED THE RIVER OF DESTRUCTION! ! 1 -- (Formerly Utah Hot Springs) EX t N 26-2- Snow Queen f V FUTURE CAETCCS C0LC8 i A 1 ce With the Purchase of 7 or More Gallons of Gas TH ART LINKLETTER Holiday Resort ’ $10-00- Toward a HAYS CHRISTIAN AXDERSEiV’S FUU-IXXST- " ROSEMARY BAILY warms up the electric organ in visCLEARFIELD — A seven-da- y it to Hong Kong has ended for crewpreparation for a Friday night concert in Ogden She men of the attack aircraft carrier has received wide acclaim in the world of music i USS Bon Homme Richard which is operating as a unit of the Seventh Ninth and Liberty Fleet in the Western Pacific Serv- 42nd Ward Planning Officials in charge promise good ing aboard the mighty “Bonnie 4 Carnival July Dick” is Benny Resna aviation food and recreation for ward memi structural mechanic first class bers former ward members friends The annual Forty-secon- d Ward USN son of Mr and Mrs P Resna Fourth of of ward members asd anyone else July carnival will begin whoe wants to attend at 4 pm at the Ninth Street Park 19-2- 19-2- A t N Box Office 7:30 Show at Dusk SUPER-SONI- C 1961 3 Sailor on Carrier I tfH Classes Forming Every Monday Morning Through July amateurs a U JULY fun-tim- 19th and Washington —Blvd i SCHOOL ’ Riverdale Road Drapery SVirl USJ 91 ct HOLIDAY instrumentalist she started formal training before she was five She is said to be gifted with a perfect musical pitch with an ability to memorize compositions almost as fast as she reads them She is a virtuoso of classics swing and jazz Classed as a normal child with normal childhood pastimes Miss Bailey is appearing in Ogden under the joint sponsorship of the Ogden City Recreation Department and Glen Bros 1 The youngster has been acclaimed by musicians for her ability to turn in flawless performances It is said she shows the child e over the performer during concerts her periods after She sometimes gathers children around her' at the show for play periods often accompanying other children on the organ keyboard be they professional or the rankest Rosemary Bailey prodigy of the electric organ will stage a performance at the Elks Sgt McCloskey Airman Jacobs Lodge auditorium Friday at 7:30 pm Admission is free The young Westchester 111 sev enth grader is 4 internationally acclaimed for her keyboard prowess She has her own radio show in Chicago and has appeared with such stars as Victor Borge and the Canadian National Exhibition in Tor' onto Canada She has been the subject of an article in the show business publiHILL AIR FORCE BASE — A cation Variety Magazine munitions disposal technician and a Acclaimed by critics as a brilliant veterinary specialist who’ is a native of Blanding hold the honors at Hill Air Force Base as June’s offeer and arman of the month Col Cited by E F Hubbard-Hil- l Air Force Base commander were M Sgt Arthur S McCloskey 2701st - Weber The Explosive Ordnance Disposal Squad- Sheriffs Posse will make itsCounty yearron and Airman Gerald Jacobs to trek in Nev time for ly Ely veterinary services branch of the the Aug 0 Race Pony Express base hospital Each received commendation let- meet ters and $25 savings bonds from the at The posse will perform both days the race track and also stage base movie tickets and awards one its western acts on the main from th Ogden Chamber of Com- streetof of Ely on the first day merce and other honors The Express Race is a Sgt McCloskey was cited for his four-da- y Pony meet with at least eight capable manner of temporarily as- races a 0 day expected to bring suming command of the detachin It be will purse money ment upon retirement of the captain in charge his management of staged August 0 and 7 Seven Ogden horse owners have a airmunitions range-clearanprothus announced that they will ject near Wendover and supervis- take far their animals to the meet ing a disposal project of 70 tons of Harold 18 horses will be Hadley’s unserviceable explosives local the contingent in a largest Native of Lockhaven Pr‘ Sgt field to include at is that expected 18 of has Military McCloskey years Ogden v serveie He was assigned at Hil least 40 mounts-froOthers who will have their aniAFB in September 1960 The sergeant resides at 522 Marva Ave mals there include Wayne Charle-to- n Frank Bingham Bert Cook Layton with his wife and five chilGene Wade Ralph A Taylor and dren Airman Jacobs was cited for “his Robert B Painter excellent manner” of performing a The races will be run on a half-mitrack and number of veterinary duties inquarter - mile ’ food cluding inspection laboratory straightaway analysis and treatment of animals He enlisted in the Air Force in Open Bowling August 1959 and was assigned to Hill in March of 1960 He has atLANES HILLTOP tended two Air Force medical and Refrigerated Air Conditioning veterinary schools during his short career in the Air Force Airman Jacobs is single and resides on EX 33 r base w For Upsurge Learn to Swim! 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