Show &B Winners in Americanism Contest THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Thursday Evening March 8 1891 Entered Garage Leslie L Price reported his auto v ij J Rse"sP BBBBBBSzV W " rT "" "' ' PlvLL aaaaaaaaaaaaaBji m mam V Bill rived Mr Phillips was born May 15 1882 in Ogden a son of Thomas G and Zillah Beckett Phillips He had been a resident of Ogden all his life He joined the Ogden City fire department in 1906 serving until 1950 when he retired as a lieutenant Since his retirement he had worked for a short time at the Orpheum theatre He married Nelle Checketts in Ogden May 15 1914 He was a charter member of the Utah State Firemen's association N J Hinton along with only charter members He was a member of Weber lodge No 6 F and A M He was also a member of the L D S Thirtieth I ex-Chi- ef Wf MniSSSPI SiOBS J ' ' "jgjfc of commerce presents Douglas R Stringfellow Americanism chairman for the Ogden Junior chamber awards to winners in Americanism versus communism and socialism poster contest after looking over winning entries Kay Knight (center) was winner Donna Hunter placed second and Donna Lehmbeck third Three Students Win Cash Contest For Poster-Makin- g w A BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE TO SUIT YOUR FINANCES i Regardless of how much or how little you spend our memorial service is truly beautiful The same top efficiency and individual attention to detail are included in our every service ADULT Bountiful Airman also of was Donna Lehmbeck was awarded who $3 Wahlquist Honorsble mention went to La of Wahlquist Zann Dickerson school and Jerry Armstrong and Johnnie Tarro both of Lewis school The poster contest was a featured activity of the week conducted in all city and county junior high schools and wag presented to the students en a voluntary basis Response by the students was very gratifying Mr Stringfellow said and the students were permitted to choose their own subject pertaining to the American way of life Americanism versus communism and socialism week was project of the Ogden junior chamber of commerce sponsored by them in the hope of setting off a spark in the communities of Weber county which would ignite citizens to adopt a renewed faith and form a plan for mllitantly guarding our heritage of freedom Stringfellow explained Posters were judged by the Weber college art department under the direction of Farrell Collett Members of the Jaycee Americanism committee are Mr Stringfellow Ariel Hulse Glenn Robertson Dick Ellis Dr F M Eck-arand Thomas Leavitt h From Thomas' William (Bill) Phillips retired Ogden City fireman died suddenly today at ten a m at his home 1334 Twenty-fourt- h He was stricken with an apparent heart ailment while working in his garage The city fire department ambulance was called but Mr Phillips was dead when it ar68 Kay Knight of Lewis junior high repair garage at 420 Twenty-nintwas entered during the night by school won the $10 prize for mak- were ing the best poster in the Amer prowlers who apparently icanism versus communism and solooking for money Apparently cialism week Douglas R String-fellonothing was stolen chairman of the Ogden junPrice said he left the garage at eleven-thirt- y last night and dis- ior chamber of commerce Americovered it had been entered this canism committee said today In second place was Donna morning by prowlers who broke an office window Glass fragments Hunter of Wahlquist junior high were scattered across the floor who won $5 and third prize winner COMPLETE YOU'LL FIND THE BEST APPAREL VALUES FOR Dies ai 68 Ogden Native HAFB Issues Urgent Call For Mechanics FTfT AIB FORCE BASE — An engine reurgent call for aircraft out sent was today by helpers pair officials of Hill air force base Approximately 127 mechanic helpers win be needed in the engine repair section at Hill AFB by tomorrow night according to Joseph W Neville Jr chief of employes utilization branch The immediate need for aircraft engine mechanics is to speed work on a rush project of reconditioning aircraft Mr Neville said Six months' experience In any line of mechanics will qualify a person for these engine repair helper positions Wages range from $121 to $147 an hour and applicants must be at least 18 years of age This call is for male workers only Mr Neville said To make application for one of these aircraft engine repair helper positions qualified personnel are urged to immediately contact the Utah State employment security office on Washington Ogden the USES office 55 West Third South Salt Lake City or the civil service employment offices located in the post offices in Ogden and Salt Lake City These employment offices will check the applicants' experience and refer them to Hill air force T W Phillips SERVICES $6500 to $39900 and Up If Desired ward Surviving are his widow one daughter Mrs Fred B (Arda) N M two Dietzman Gallup grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters: E Ben Phillips Jack L Phillips and Mrs Annie Lynch Ogden H Dale Phil- lips North Ogden George G Philand Mrs lips Berkeley 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