Show EVENING WEDNESDAY MAY 4 THE OGDEN (UTAH) 1955 Ogden Nominated for Contest To Pick 11 Top U S Cities 13A STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Owners of Unlicensed Dogs Now Receiving New Citation 'Forms JkMtJlloKi decided to do something about it he said “With the knowledge that the greater Intermountain Area’ is virtually America's last industrial frontier” they organized a drive for community funds for use ber of Commerce said today r industrial developin a by the National ment program Municipal League and Look Mag- Goal azine the award is said to be Contributions ’were received the highest honor a community from small business as w'ell as can achieve the larger industrial and retail For seven years 11 communibanks and city ties which have made outstand-- J establishments officials he pointed' and county ing records of civic accomplish- out ments have been crowned winThe goal of $150000 was overners in the competition within six weeks A subscribed The awards are conferred by industrial trained development a jury of prominent citizens and was appointed and the manager on prob-experts governmental of expanding local inlems upon communities for citizen program and inviting action which made these com- - dustries to locate in the Ogindustries munities better places in which den has area proved a definite to live and work success the Chamber official told Tribute to Citizens the League! Mr Diamond received a reply Any community which has a record of achievement is eligi- from1 Allen H Seed Jr assistble The awards however are ant director of the National Mufor citizen action rather than for nicipal League that in view of improvements brought about by this lnforniation the League was public officials sending an official entry form Mr Diamond based Ogden’s try and Invitation to compete in the for the honor largely on the re- contest cent successful drive for funds A “screening committee of exwith which to carry out long perts will pick 22 finalists who range program intended to at will be invited to appear before tract new industries here the League’s jury at Seattle He explained to the National Wash July 25 and 26 to present Municipal League that Ogden is their cases After a careful inhighly vulnerable to defense ap- vestigation of all claims the jury propriations inasmuch as 30 peC will select winners to be ancent of the 50000 job holders in nounced in January 1956 this area are working for the Winners will be featured in federal government Look magazine the National Mu Realizing the situation Ogden nicipal Review and the press and Chamber 'of Gommerce directors on radio and television Ogden hasten nominated for: consideration in connection with Cities 1955 the ‘Diamond R Bernard Award of the Chammanager-secretarAll-Ameri- J now said today Dog fees were due and payable d te v v v v if BRUSH I 1 k- - becomes h r MAGIC IVAHD i vith New City Trucks End Chasing Amvets Post Home MaY 15 °Pen CrewsTo Service Meter Water By they Woman's Bid Low For Operation of Branch Post Office i IF sum Ogden Amvets said today pan 0pen their new post home on ay 15 Located at 2437 Kiesel Ave gjte 0f the Ogden Business college the home will have ai jarge dance floor offices for Am-- ! vet an1 auxujary officers kitch- en lounge and recreation City water meter service crews hide for everything needed to don’t waste time any more chas- repair or replace water meters ing back and forth for tools and and the tools are easy to find City Manager E J Allison said meter parts when they go out to results of the new equipment Mrs Lavon Ferguson hs ub-- j answer a call Not since the city outfitted have been a savings m time and mitted the low bid to operate a Wlth sPecial trucks that more efficient operations Both branch post office in South Og- - lthem have aU requirements for the (trucks are equipped with radio units another communications den w'hich will offer all services j0b aboard lost mo- for factor has now’ available at the Ogden Post eliminating water The city department tion he said Office (two such units in service now’ Ed Vendell Ogden postmaster The trucks and their special said the office will be located in compartments inside w’ere de-- a new building at 425 39th St and signed by W Franklin Richards After You Eat? W’ill open for business on July 1 city water superintendent and speed relief from gas he an burn The postmaster said j there his crews to fit Ogden partic- acid indigestion were 10 bids submitted ular needs The office hours at th'e new There’s a place inside the ve- station will be from 9 aro to 5 pm on week days and from 9 am to 1 pm on Saturdays The Fire Crews Called office will be closed each Sunday City firemen made a run at 6:30 fiIOnVo£ TUMS FOR THI TUMMY and legal holiday pm yesterday to the offices of the Western Securities Corp 2479Vi Washington Blvd where defective wiring in the lighting system caused a short There was no damage i ENAMEL Tinin3xiffr Tcmcn cn aim nxnfrmn 3U- "One Coat Magic Enamel in Gloss Alkyd and BuaTr j ctu - ! nr- 1 - 'JT ! 1 H le 7 89 Qt jf WteweHi Fritr urr Griffin Pain! Co 421-23- tt'i for ss V j v Semi-Glo- wn - nr hd Acid Stomach i p®ot oderltss deriaf ppllcalim jy Diet St rd 'V! GiVT-J-s- I new Frozen food sensoHonS The1 i 0 1 ! j Mrs Ray Hancock PAINT j SOUTH OGDEN — Niel Dow BroVn Jri 27 of Salt Lake City who pleaded guilty in the justice of the peace court to driving 95 miles an1 hour in a zone was Sentenced to pay $45 or serve 22i days in jail Four motorists were sentenced Last meeting of Club Heights to pay $10 each for speeding: Teachers Assn will be Parents Carli L Morgan 27 of Layton held tomorrow at 8 pm at the A J Kelly Sahara Village school Ralph L Hobson 31 of 638 Pat- The school orchestra directed terson St Weldon M Ercan- Alden Pettigrew will furnish brack 49 of Morgan mUc Fines of $10 each for red light violations were paid by William F June 51 of J-- Navy Way G-8- office I H is Speeder Among Traffic Violators In South Ogden 50-mi- H - 4 j J p I VUl i j y Y" 'f fr 1 1 4htlhe city finance directors ?? J 1 i - r a! 1 t ! TMunicipal Building city s 5000 dog owners have paid Meanwhile however estray thus far he said ’pound emploesare out working The majority of Ogdenites who j the neighborhoods to hurry up have failed to pay the fee have j theA collection female icense c°sts expressed surprise over the city’s fJ?r spaed females and Aef new procedure of issuing a cita-- 1 ihf tion Mr Herbert said A citation-servin- g procedure T “' wras authorized by the City Couns rti j ' cil several weeks ago It ' ' v iv A ’ this way: A city estray pound '‘1 employe serves a citation to a dog ovner who has failed to pay his i 1955 fee Five Days to Pay J The citation advises the recipMaarilnfwriinijn ient he has five days in which to meter troubles water to service and spare parts necessary EVERYTHING IIANDY— All tools to police headquarters to pay are carried by specially devised trucks of city above Williams James 'employe is preparing to go fee Otherwise the city will hir repair meter foreground ? j i L Jimmy Christensen 2225 Ogden Ave reported his white leather jacket was taken from a hall in the LDS Sixth Ward 23rd i Street and Madison Avenue Tuesday night j ! five-yea- out-of-sta- his arrest Purpose behind the new procedure is to save the resident the embarrassment of being arrested at his home All Inspectors of the city are following the procedure er y Over-Subscribe- issue a warrant if City estray pound employes are issuing the new citation form to Ogden dog owners who have failed to pay their 1955 dog license fee Jay Herbert pound-mast- Taken From Ward 2 Central JR PTA Elects Officers Washington' Terrace James F of Roy Max Lorin' 19 2122 Adams Ave hf Wynn David B Vogeler 430 13th St Richard Fawcutt of Henefer was sentenced to pay $5 for blocking traffic William F June of Washington Terrace was sentenced to pay $10 for not having a driver’s license Eleanor (Jackson 47 of 3211 Ave! was sentenced to pay $15 for failing to stop at a stop’ sign Inglhart 18 MOTHER’S DAY MAY 8th "t "si ' MIXTAASTER j Is Program Friday At West Weber S4575 i i Vv --V - ! cakes Saves time PUBLISHED BY THE PUBLISHERS OP PARENTS’ MAGAZINE SI 98 whips beats stirs 79 c PLAYTEX BABY PANTS CURITY DIAPER j BABY DRESSES t Rubber fi - t i 4 N The Only food mixer with this marvelous by the makers of tbe famous Tf fy- frothy delicious beverages chopping shredding grating solid foods and many other uses Sharp steel cutting blades insure greater aeration of mix- up $498 $375 $198 up $395 NYLON SHAWL Spang $r T- Enlarges the Mixmaster’s usefulness for every homemaker— every day every meal Just dial the correct speed for blending ri PLAYTEX PILLOW S 71 X Blender Attachment 98 C DIAPER COVER ' NO lJ ” fJGll 79 C "Jiffon Nevobind" Club members their parents nd leaders will be held at 8 pm tomorrow in the Plain City Ward Recreation hall Included in the event will be games and refreshments arm-wor- k mixes mashes $250 CARTER'S BABY SHIRTS 4--H ed fluf- America's MOST POPULAR food mixer S A party for all Weber County finer-textur- etc ic “Happy-D- -- fier mashed potatoes j Club County Party Tomorrow larger bowl fit beaters for higher lighter y 4-- H Exclusive J WEST WEBER — Students of the fourth1 fifth and sixth grades at jlheWest Weber School will present a program at 8 pm Friday in the school auditorium “Songs and Dances of Amer-ica’- f NORTH OGDEN— Murrel Bigwill be the theme of the proler executive-secretarof the gram The event is under the American National Motel Assn direction of Mrs Ruth Fow’ers will be guest speaker at the Miss Norma Foulger and Junior North Ogden Kiwanis meeting to- Charlton The public is invited morrow at 6:15 pm To be held in the Melody Inn the program will recognize Na- BABY LOUNGER SET tional Motel Week according to Trry Knit Wayne Barker program commit tee chairman CARTER'S PANTI-DreSGlen McEntire will present two Rotbud RuffUd pantomime numbers " n s urer Kiwanians to Heat Motel Executive uvu unj I Mrs RayHancock w'as elected recently as the new president oi the Central Junior High School PTA Other new officers are Mrs! 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