| Show - rf THE OGDEN BC STANDARD-EXAMINE- COUf JUNE 20 1957 UTAH THURSDAY EVENING OGDEN David Erickson district executive in the Lake Bonneville Council of the Boy Scouts is attending the National Camp Leaders Training School for scout executives being conducted at Shaver Lake Calif He- - is taking the course in camp administration and when he returns will be the assistant camp director at the Cave Falls Boy Scout Camp near Yellowstone Park Mr Erickson will have charge of buying all food and supplies at the camp The director of the camp is Alvin R Carter of Ogden Preston Pond scout executive said today that the men will leave for the camp July 1 and the first troop of boys are expected in about a week later This is just a temporary camp and will be used by Boy Scouts and Explorers alike until the regular camp at Lake O' the Woods is put in shape - ' ' It? : i V i - ' - - j x " r I ' 1 ! LT COL H W DAVIS Will Take Over COL F S KOFER New Assignment Commander of Air Reserve Center Is Going to Georgia CLEARFIELD NAVAL SUPPLY DEPOT — Col Floyd S Cofer Jr commander of the Clearfield Air Reserve Center for the past three years has been reassigned and is leaving today Replacing Col Cofer is Lt Col 2 Weeks at Home For Ogden Sailor Herbert W Davis currently the training officer for the center here Col Cofer a 1941 graduate of West Point will take up staff duties as assistant deputy for operations at 14th Air Force headquarters Robins Air Force Base Ga reporting there for duty on July 15 An Ogden sailor Jose L Marleave from Navy re after graduating tinez1 is home on cruit training at 14-da- y — f-- San Diego wit! s the highest hon J "1 ors in his com- pany Young Martin I ez the son of Mr I and Mrs Joe L I Martinez 227 W V 3 3 1 Patterson St was rnmnativ phnpn honorman for his ' "abilities as a hleader and ship- Martinez mate He attended Ogden High —— a 0 - School in 1956 and was employed by the Varney Canning Co before enlisting in the Navy After completing his leave he will report to San Francisco Calif for further assignment probably to a ship v Ogden GI Ends Basic Training HOY— Pvt Lloyd C Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Chester Nelson Roy recent ly compl eted basic training at Lackland Force Base Texas He is now Air in un-dergoi- ng jet j 4" j and There fa"itill plenty of roomjfain for troops at Camp Kiesel Cave Art Kauscn supenntenaeni 01 Falls Camp and also Lake O' the wwutc jf tvB f rC wiiiin? fn ik hike to the latter Mr Pond said Carnation Co said the certifiTroop leaders should come to the main scout office to register for cate of award has been present ed to the plant employes any of the three camps Last year's record nas creased to 2000 the number of BA U in-"- Coed Receives Degree in California Po-'w- as 5 tit" A! 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Received also by Mr Rausch "Among men whre both parents a letter of congratulations drink 92 per cerof them drink But when bothparents abstain from Fred Hoover of Los the figure dropsfo 58 per cent of Albers geles president ' "Among womfn where both ing Co K " parents drink 83 per cent of coholics "Drinking itself is not them drink compared to 23 per the cause of alcoholism we must cent wnen ootn parems aDstam - look for the specific causes in terms of the individual" FOLLOWS INCOME Psychiatric illness he said is He said drinking frequency usually a basic factor in chronic pretty well follows the level of drinking The public attitude toward income Among students whose is changing for the betmore is drinking or income $10000 family Olson said because of ter Dr 86 per cent of the men and 79 in alcoper cent of the women drink hol education being made 'and reincome Publicity while in families with are search helping enormously below $2500 66 per cent of the The School of Alcohol Studies men and 30 per cent of the womwhich opened Sunday will be in en drink Other factors having a bear- daily session through Saturday at of Utah It is rated ing on alcoholic consumption in- theUniversity second largest of its kind in clude type of college attended the country by students religious affiliations and drinking practices of close friends You're much more liable to be $30 Fine Levied a heavy drinker if your best Charged with failure to keep friends indulge frequently Dr his car under control Farrell N Olson stated Lloyd 24 1284 12th pleaded In describing causes of alco- guilty in City Court and was senholism he said only 6 per cent tenced to pay a $30 fine or servt of those who drink become al-- 15 days in jail 1 JdL&Si w n --- Studies shbwf?hat your are more inclined tdltf'e a drinker of alcoholic beveratfes if your par- ?nts and close frivds imbibe and lf and bits were ex- encing drinking NEW FALSE PLATE at-tend- ed Nelson the Air Force 1 if The colonel has commanded the Clearfield Center since April has 1954 and as commander been in charge of all U S Air Force reserve activities in the state of Utah USAF Reserve units are located at Logan Brig-haCity Ogden Clearfield Hill AFB Salt Lake City Murray Provo Price Richfield and Ver nal RATED PILOT Col Cofer a rated command pilot for both jet and conventional type aircraft served in both World War II and Korea and has been awarded the follow- ing decorations for action in 60 combat missions: The Distinguished Flying Cross with one Oak Leaf Cluster Bronze Star Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters and the Purple Heart The Center was activated in 1954 with Col Cofer as the ini-- J tial commander At that time the center program under Fourth Air Force was getting under way and assigned to the Utah group were all USAF reservists throughout the states of Montana Idaho eastern Oregon and Utah Since that time a center has been established for each state The colonel a graduate of the USAF Air Command and staff school has held various commands since his appointment in June 1941 as a second lieutenant in the then Army Air Corps Born in Aberdeen S D he attended high school in Livingston Mont During his tour of duty in Utah he and Mrs Cofer have resided in Clearfield training in Ama-rill- o Tex Pvt Nelson Weber I 1 --- T m -- " — r" iriWii§i The National Safety Council The Lake O the Woods camp is owned by the Lake Bonneville has given an achievement awards 206 Wi Via Andn r alt tn Albers Milling Co ' ' ssiws1 scouts in the council as soon as 29th St for its safety record: 15 MrPonTSfd road COmpIet edM during 1956 in the council's 1 Parents Drink O spring Apt Follow Suit Ed ucafor Reports Safety Award Won Iv By Employes of Milling Company To scutiv© Attends oosf Training School R ' j ZL J "'::: - i !- - t ? — ViVr "5 ' - - A Center Pole Frame Umbrella Tent J WHITE TAVERN 13 PROOF DISTILLED FROM 100 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS THE f LEI SCHM ANN 0ISTJLLING CORP NEW YORK CITY C Full 3195 Higgins 9x9-fe- ot base 72-fo- ot height Repelfs water end mildew lon screen door and window : wall Ny- Water Repellent Sleeping Bag 100-inc- h Zipper 1388 Filled with 3 pounds of 10ON acetate fiber Lightweight outer cover lined with Kasha wool flannel Viny Covered Army Style Insulated Chest Folding Camp Cot ReSur549 4l49 ind Covered with strong burlap Center crossed riveted and Tegs are legs have strong metal reinforcing 19:50 J C Higgii$ Washable 'vie rf rugged steel with lined rustproof alvHjinum bottom with galvanize steel 22x13x13 n sag or warp folds flat Regularly 993 0 Perforated table top— steam escapes through bottom rubber-tippe- d legs Twin Lovely pink enamel Non-sli- p layer pad— foam bottom porous top Cotton silicons treated to resist scorching cover-i- s 2231 WASHINGTON BLVD DIAL EX 3-53- 3: |
