Show yyi t$ttt t ft Jjj SJlQst 4 : : B— Section OGDEN UTAH SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 30 1958 f IB SHOPPING l! DAYS TO t CHRISTMAS kM'f¥SL -- Jr j£Mr 4SiinttJif to star chamber meetCity Council members ended E J Allison wanted the official "I their meeting on a somewhat dis-- meeting closed but the Council to ings"object said Harman W Peery "I ' remain for an unofficial discus- din't see cordant note Friday night why we shouldn't disIt started when City Manager sion of the 1959 budget cuss it in open meeting" 1 - Northern Utah will get an ans economic nual a shot in the arm when new pay schedule for some 9500 civilians employed at the three military installations goes into effect Dec I million-dollar-plu- LOCAL NATIONAL PRIZES ook iuaaies ma? oia Yule oiorinc Confsf Ss Here Aaain! HOFF!— Ogden students busily pack Christmas boxes which Hoff Germany Ogden's sister city Left to right are Jon in to will be sent needy Jensen David Christensen Shanna Gillispie Royce Shiki and Wanda Wimmer MERRY CHRISTMAS Thai Officers Visit UGD On US Tour Two Army officials from Thai- land are visiting Utah General Depot as part of a tour of U S military installations They are due to leave Tuesday night for California where they will review activities at the Pacific Transportation Terminal Command before coming to Thailand Members of the general staff of the Royal Thai Army they are Colonel Sawang Thiesthim chief of the personnel division and Colonel Sitthi Chararochans chief of the research and development division The officers were welcomed to UGD by Col S M Gilman com- manding officer They are cur- rently receiving a general orien- tation of the organization and functions existing at a general depot Their itinerary here includes reviewing actual operations in the various divisions of the depot Major Frank Whitaker Fort Lee Va is their escort board (blue collar) workers at Hill Air Force Base Clearfield Naval Supply Depot and Utah General Depot OGDEN CHILDREN PREPARE YULE A new pay grade schedule will into effect at the same time go BOXES FOR HOF GERMAN CITY which will reduce from 28 to 15 the number of pay grades at Hill Christmas in Hof Germany and Ogden is going to have AFB and Utah General Depot an international flavor this year The Navy base is already under On Christmas day hundreds of needy Hoff families will this system open Christmas packages now being packed by large groups The major share of the ecoof Ogden students nomic shot in the arm will come Recipients of the gifts will include many of the families from Hill Air Force Base where in a refugee camp near Hof — escapees from Communist East the new pay schedule for some Germany Hof is only three miles from the Communist border 7200 blue collar workers will It is part of the sister-citprogram adopted by the two add about one million dollars communities several years ago a year to the base's yearly militarySister City John C Evans chairman of he Ogden-Ho- f -civilian payroll of 67 million Committee said hundreds of Christmas boxes will be dedollars livered from Ogden to Hof through the American and GerThe 800 blue collar workers man Red Cross organizations In the packages are a variety at NSD will receive an average of personal items that needy ordinarily want an hour pay hike or an In addition picture albums designed to depict life and annual total of about $180000 A Utah General Depot spokesliving in Ogden as well as art posters will be mailed to Hof officials for display there man said officials there have not Too Ogden will send sound tapes of Christmas good been able to determine the ef wishes and carols from Ogden school youngsters These will fect of the pay hike on the UGD be played in Hof's schools payroll There are about 1144 Ogden received from Hof a similar album and movie film blue collar workers at UGD Hill AFB employes receiving recently no pay increase are those in the step of the new grades 3 Germany where he is a member 5third 11 Man Service 7 and 13 Ogden of the 35th Artillery Group's About 1300 other Hill AFB Promoted in Germany Headquarters Battery employes will receive pay hikes A 1953 graduate of Ogden High ranging from one to five cents Jerry A Davis 24 son of Mrs School he attended Weber Col- an hour The balance of the 7200 Verna Davis 3220 Monroe reemployes — about 4600 — will lege and was an LDS missionary get raises from 6 to 18 cents an cently was promoted to specialist before entering the service four in Schwaebisch Gmuend hour y 11-ce- nt " Mmuium 'JyJ — — r- -i" m ma 7 Force Wage The Army-Ai- r Classification Board recently approved a pay raise ranging up to 18 cents an hour for all wage This aroused the city manager "This isn't a star chamber meet-nig- " he said "it's simply the boss and his employes talking over a problem" He said newsmen could remain but he didn't feel the discussion should be reported Mr Peery persisted: "Let's discuss it in meeting" The city manager closed the file he had opened before him on all the fun You may win and said: Last year's first prize winner "YOU'LL HAVE TURN" was Karen Cole who resided at "Let's forget it I can just 275 34th She won a shiny new drop the budget in City Council's bicycle for Christmas as the re- lap when I'm finished with it and sult of her talent with crayons let you worry about it then" The rest of the Council said THEY ALSO WON it to discuss the problems Robert W Perrish 207 Daw- Mrwanted Allison had in mind son St Layton won second prize In the discussion that followed a scale model electric train set the city manager reported that Chris Inman 9 of Hooper won he had million $1 of depared third Drize a choice of a ram- - partment 1959 for the requests era set or basketball Dianne finds but himself still budget Kariger 8 of 1138 North St $196000 short of anticipated rev won fourth prize a doll and enue under present tax levies Nancy Jean Peterson 6 won a He he has cut the budget set' of water colors and Sharon to an felt absolute minimum to proJsendeii 5 a set of water colors vide services next year present Honorable mention went to Councilman said he felt Peery David Bockholt 9 of Verdeland sure the could be cut budget Park Layton who was suffering more frqm muscular dystrophy There "And a good place to start" he were many honorable mention said "would be to cut the wages winners of the Local winners this year will be of whatnew city manager to half you're getting" included in a national contest councilmen and Mr Allifor which there are three grand sonOther felt that would be wise prizes for the best in the nation: and pound foolish A penny man good a $100 savings bond a can save the money city set of Encyclopedia Britannica Jr and a radio second prize $100 savings bond and a set of Aboard Seaplane Tender Britannica Encyclopedia Jr third prize a $50 bond and a Darrel J Strebel engineman complete set of the same ency- third son of Mrs Millie O Streclopedia bel 309 7th has completed a tour After these three there will be of duty with the in the radios cameras dolls electric Western Pacific HeNavy was aboard trains record players and other the small seaplane tender USS Onslow prizes aboard for The Ogden oring material they wish: crayLittle Peo- ons colored pencils water colChristmas Coloring Contest! ors or oil paints ple's It starts on Thursday when the Don't miss the first first of four drawings will ap- on Thursday Be sure todrawing get in pear in the paper Get yoifr crayons brushes and colored pencils kids and let's climb aboard the big color contest It will start Thursday and continue for four days All that you All Standard-Examiner- 's have to do is to color with crayons pencils or water colors the sketches which will be printed in The Standard-Examine- r Then mail or bring them to the Contest Editor in the Kiesel ai ! 1 o- - V 1 s f Building FOR THE ENVELOPE By mail address Contest Edi- tor Standard-Examine- P r O Box 951 Ogden Utah Anyone in northern Utah (or the area served by this newspaper) under 10 years of age is eligible to enter the contest There will be both local and national prizes for best entries Last year hundreds of children joined in the fun They clipped out the drawings colored them and submitted each of the four sketches published in The Ogden Standard-Examine- r a few weeks before Christmas Entries will be judged on the basis of beauty imagination neatness and originality Youngsters may use any col M i ' 15-volu- - YOU'LL SEE IT — Walt Scott nationally known artist who prepares drawings for the Little People's Christmas Coloring Contest puts up with a little kibitzing as he works on a sketch ' f — ( Li TWia 4ffWWi I I : j I v I 375 23rd Street 1 ill! !I!f!f!!? 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