Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) 10 17 1955 APR SUNDAY MORNING STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Cadet Lieutenant BLH Wins for Exhibits of GOP Trophy Young Bows of C Pleased By Traffic C Improvements Weber County Elect Monday J V Taking For Best Cake V Cadet Lt Dewane Jack Schow was taking bows today as first place winner in a cake baking contest sponsored by Ogden Squadron Civil A i r Biennial election of officers of the Weber County Young ReI publicans will take place tomorrow at 8 pm in Room 101 Central Building Weber College The nominating committee mer headed by incumbent Chairman During a recent meeting of the road committee things already Kevin Thredgold reports that a accomplished were outlined and double slate of candidates will future projects reviewed accord-- ’ be presented to the gathering ing to O C Hammond committee and that further nominations are chairman expected from the floor Thred-golBeside committee members noted as “very likely” the others attending were Chamber possibility of a President T G Schmidt City hassle for the post of YR chairman Manager E J Allison and Weber! County Commissioner Elmer Car-- 4 “Extremely Important” ver “It’s extremely important that The committee is continuing we elect active and progressive its efforts for the reconstruction officers who can lead us through of Highway 30 through Weber V 1956 the " campaign” Thredgold All Hammond said Canyon said will serve for two Officers above work to date has been he years pointed out ‘ Echo Junction and there is new With officers installed at definite need for improving the the meeting Young Republicans highway west of the junction so will turn their attention to the as to induce travelers to continue Sharon Little (center) was crowned Princess Print at Veber High School Friday during the Mary Lou Rundquist (left) and Ydonne Hughes election of 12 Weber County delethrough the canyon and into nual Print Dress Day sponsored by the Girls’ Assn with Print Dress Day was a fashion show for all gates to the state convention to in held Also conjunction were named attendants Ogden he said be held next month in Salt Lake women’s Oden an school of the apparel shop by girls Will Widen Wall City An earlier bid by the local club It was reported that the State toehold the state convention ' in Ogden was unsuccessful Road commission has definitely Pat Sheehan recently elected promised to widen Wall Avenue 1 from Harrisville Junction to region vice chairman will report on the Colorado Springs convenRushton Street and resurface the tion road Bids for this work will be State officers who will atA tend the meeting are Lloyd Coonlet soon ey chairman Dick Ellison organCity Manager Allison stated SOUTH OGDEN — “Don’t Be that state highway engineers had izing director and Keith Duvall Melvin S Burningham county state recommended raising of the east treasurer give fire a place to start” announces that this week agent end of the 24th Street viaduct In cumbent officers of the lofor the That’s the dance spring annual slogan The eighth spring Conservaas been has designated street the cal besides Thredrather than lowering Intermountain nl cleanup which starts tomorrow tion Week during which farmers gold organization efunnee for IarVc are Bette Noble and jr'pWdV are urged to practice and proFolk and Square Dance Assn will Virvehicles mote conservation The committee Andrews held Saturday April 23 at South however secretary and He said Weber County farmers ginia X Ogden a more beautiful loVeringof out treasurer Douglas Eldridge ln lbe fhe roid could JUm°I and safer Place to live and can insure permanent production Jackie Green is in accomplished ?3°pSchool atttha charge of arStreet and work and greater profits from their rangements faster and less expensive at the High “A clean home seldom land by adopting sound producpresent time Mr Allison also Madison Avenue X old an burns” is adage among tion practices following rues for Fender Skirts stated that a flashing amber light Special square dance and round firemen Gone inthe chief stated conserving soil ?nd water would be placed on both sires of dance numbers will be exhibited! a Theft of of clean-uin and creasing production and making pair fender skirts “Thorough on the viaduct the has been will tothe sherThere clubs of is one reported around the home the greater yields and profits by participating as a temporary measure iff’s Melvin Olsen office by to home “The highest yields of crops prevent be square dancing for all dancers best ways Will Install Lighting TerNavy Way Washington soil is are produced where the folloing he exhib1' fires” Commissioner Carver said that He pointed out that rubbish kept moist throughout the grow- race in and around the house i? a ing season Do not allow plants Jifnctiorfbufhat SI major fire hazard Rubbish it- to wilt between irrigations IrriA the county would have to mam- self does not cause fire except gate more frequently and use expected to be in attendance and in tain and pay for the power and ors?me cases of spontaneous less water at each irrigation” Chairman Hammond said i13! callers from various clubsthis But it is the kind of Mr Burningham emphasized throughout area! ignition the state district engineer had fcanizations 1UC1 inal nre iovs and all it farmers should cultivate that "ill call the dances promised to widen the take-of- f to control weeds or break only There will also be an election road to Ogden as much as pos-- ’ crust “Cultivation surface the of new officers of the Association sible this year each after irrigation or rainstorm Commissioner Carver said for the coming year Present ofincreases moisture losses and that the the county commission ficers are ' Clarence Funk presithe soil” compacts is cooperating with Davis Coun- dent Ben Marriott vice presi-- l ty in working out details for dent and Pauline Derry secreto lighting from Uintah Junction An invitation is extended to HAFB Junction are all being He said that efforts square dancers to attend TRY access short made to close the Spectators are invited to sit in of Weber the mouth road from the balcony Canyon to the bottom of the hill south of Uintah in an effort to Architects for the various - A hazard accident prevenin the Ogden City School improve projects ? nrnnrxrrr-- iTfnrnirrT Mgyy DirQCtOrS' r school system’s proposed Mr Allison told the committee building program have been apthat the OURLD Co has apby the Board of Educapointed incition propriated $130000 for dentals in connection with the Appointed for the various construction of a viaduct in the were Keith W Wilcox-th- e jobs He of Street 31st urged vicinity proposed elementary school at that action be taken at once in 14th Street and Childs Ave Grix and Mueller additions to securing the project before the railroad loses interest Mr Hamshops at Washington and Mound mond offered the services of the Fort Junior High Schools (!and committee Lawrence D Olpin addition to Chairman Hammond urged the Central Junior High School committee to continue to support Eber F Piers and John L efforts for construction of a Piers were architects for the adhighway around the northern dition to the Polk Elementary end of the Salt Lake to connect School for which bids kere with a highway which may be j last week opened minima: y 'fxjnn constructed by the State of NeThe board said it felt as though vada the jobs should be passed around HQ Resurfaced Be to to different architects Washington The resurfacing of Washington Boulevard from 17th Street north to Five Points is practic‘Zj (ZnmyyinzD ally assured for this year it was said The State Road Commission ktTji ti? has practically assured that the i Jesus Lujan 36 of 1032 W resurfacing of 24th Street from Harrison to Washington BouleKershaw St the father of eight vard will be done this jear children pleaded guilty in) the Mr Allison told the committee City Court to drunken driving Others to that the major portion of money and was sentenced to pay $200 rH3v7ninnnn: or serve 100 days in jail for the 1954 resurfacing program had been depleted because of the necessity of providing an approach street to Ben Lomond High School He pointed out that the city can only go as fast as 21-Inch Console program has been scheduled Family Plans Reunion KANESVILLE — Ammon Costs $10 Green family reunion will be Charles Oborn 20 of 706 21st held Saturday April 23 at the SL forfeited $10 bail in the City LDS Kanesville Ward There Court on a charge of making an will be a program at 2 pm folLocal Chamber of Commerce officials are pleased over prospects for highway and other traffic improvements in the Ogden vicinity during the coming sum- ho-mo- nd Sears-Roebuc- top” The cakes were auctioned off to women partners of members who in turn sold them to senior members of the pa- d trol The senior members end- ed up footing the bill and the squadron cleared $18 on the sale of the cakes it was pointed out The cakes were served as part of the refreshments at a dance which followed the contest ! i i persons in attendance Most of the delegates were either junior or seniorl high school industrial arts instructors Carl Wallis and Elmont Bingham shop instructors at Ben Lomond High conducted a tourf of tire new building k FINE OLD COLONY PAINT y Exterior Gloss HOUSE PAIIIT ishing and automotive features were given to the nearly 200 $630 gal Reg Crowned Princess Prjnt ' an-we- Ben Lortiond High School won the senior high school trophy or exhibits in the annual spring convention1 of the Utah Industrial Arts Assnj yesterday at Ben High School The contest sponsored by was judged Co on the basis of points in 42 different categories The winner of each categpry received a $5 cash award There were 84 second ind third-place- ! ribbons given away The trophy winner in the junior high school division was Iill-sid- e Junior High School of Salt Lake City session During the one-dademonstrations on welding wood furnishing rod iron leather fin- Patrol Lt Schow’s cake was named best of 10 entries at a party and dance at Ogden Municipal Airport Judges were wing personnel of Salt Lake City The officer’s winning entry was described as a “white cake with chocolate squares on d three-cornere- At Industrial Arts Convention Psx? 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