| Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) r? x y a '" VAfy Most Students Lucky to Get One Scholarship'Jayee National Bergson Twins Wonder Which Ones to Accept Tomorrow fa Si 4 " 4 T N : V - t S is L“ SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — President E LaMar Buckner of the US Junior Chamber of Commerce arrives in Salt Lake City today to deliver two ad- - JBensop 1413 A Ave Commerce 'and the Salt Lake Kiwanis Club He also will address several hundred members of the Utah Junior Chamber of Commerce at the University of Utah that w' 'jJ'v'V Sharon Lynne Faulk onde B Pretty First Pio leer dresses Buckner who was an Ogden insurance executive before gaining the Jaycee post will speak tomorrow to a joint luncheon of the Salt Lake City Junior and Senior Chamber sjweetheart Entry A pretty blond from Spring-vifl- e High School today became th£ first contender registered for th£ Ogden Pioneer Days “sweetheart” contest jShe is Sharon Lynne Paulk daughter of Mr and Mrs Merle Wl Paulk of 87 Brookside Dr Springville 20-2- 5 ! t As national Jaycee president Buckner has traveled 200000 miles and given 300 speeches since last June He and his family now reside in Tulsa Okla curricular activities as 'well Several Big Offers After being offered a principal appointment to Annapolis by Sen Arthur V Watkins a $5600 scholarship to Columbia University and a University of Utah scholarship' Lyle has “more or less” fettled on an offer of a $6800 award to attend Harvard University Lyle also has been notified that he is ojie of 1300 finalists in the natiqn for 100 General-Motor- s scholarships The recipient of one of these can attend any school in the United States that he desires Lynn tod is faced with a host of offers including full tuition grants to Brigham Young University and Utah State Agricultural College and Jaycee headquarters Police Officer Darrell J Tay- lor was elected president of the Cgden Police Officers Benefit Assn at an annual meeting last night He succeeds Detective HAPPY PROBLEM — Twins Lyle and Lynn Benson are wrestling with an unusual but happy problem: Which of many scholar- ship offers to accept istrative education second in command as battalion executive officer Lyle who plans on majoring of in is engineering in college is Lynn publicity manager the student body editor of the president of the Cadet Officers’ Clan and assistant editor of tle school supplement vice presihisschool newspaper dent of the science clan Both boys have consistently torian ojf the Cadet Officers been on the honor rolls for Clan and class Red Cross and their scholastic and Boys Assn representative He plans on studying admin- accomplishments a U of U jaward He also was awarded the Utah Parent - Teachers $100 scholarship good in any Utah college and won both the local and state E ks “most valuable student” avard and with it Both are active in the BLHS Reserve Officer Training Corps program witjh Lyle serving as battalion corpmander and Lynn Meeting in New Legion Home extra-curricul- WASHINGTON TERRACE — mum house plan at about $6000 Claremont Construction Co has "hich passes all requirements put its 80 to 90 workers on a 54- hour week at Washington NdlTIGcI race to speed moving and re-- 1 modeling of the first 150 housing ROCO i Ter-IVjnnG- PlcjSOn nrprtrjj9nawr a shortage of carpenters is now being filled through labor unions here and work is pushing ahead rapidly The men are working six ninehoi r shifts weekly The Claremont Construction Co holds the contract to move and remodel the first 150 of a total of 1200 houses in a nine - t A bird 0wned b Melvin Sad- ler of Harrisville took first place in a race from Lima Mont spon-- i sored Sunday by Ogden Racing Pigeon Club Time was 98503 ay Schutte’s bird took second with a time of 98345 and third and fourth place honors went to birds owned by George Taylor both with speeds of 98014 The next race is scheduled this week from Cut Bank Mont fi distance of 510 miles fasti longersoves roensy to be “choosy" when The you select bouse paint price difference between SWP( House Paint and ordinary house paint is less than $500 for the average house jotw And years of extra wear make It one of the wisest economies You’ll bs you can make! when you dias ahead Bwney difference 13 a is eover there boose paint! It pays project Their con- tract also provides for moving the next 300 as well at the same price which ranges from $6000 to $11000 per unit Project Manager Edgar said his firm is now moving about two OlCGT QD units a day and that the first 45 units are relocated Poor weather much of the time since construction first started in ®rent 8’ sc? of Mr March first slowed progress he Mrs and T Ralph Wiggins o: added The huge project is intended 1910 Brinker Ave was treatec to convert the Terrace into an at-- at Dee Hosoital vesterdav for a tractive and thoroughly modern cu!° nis forehead and released suburban residential area he lad reportedly was The construction firm w ill also move the remainder of the homes volved in a bicycle collision with after the first 450 though the another youth David Henderson 56 of 765 N price may be adjusted in line with changes in labor and ma- - Harrisville Rd also was treatec at Dee Hospital for a cut on his terial cost Ranging in price from $8000 left hand received when a knife to $11000 14 basic house plans slipped while he was eutting are provided There is one mini-- meat million-dolla- r M Gill Officer Vaughn C Anderson was elected vice president and A L M Hilton w as reelected secretary - treasurer Detectives Gill and R F Carver were elect-- 1 ed to the advisory board for one-- j year terms PAH1T STP HOUSE jOUth Darrell J Taylor Heads Police Assn $175 cash Fijrst of night 4 Winner of the contest to be held in Ogden jin June will preside over rodeos parades and other events of the Pioneer Days celebration Jujy The contest fis open to senior class high school girls in Utah sojuthern IdaM western Wyoming and eastern Nevada said T R Johnson contest chairman Aspirants vyill be rated on scholarship personality and hOrsemanshipJ Workers Put on Overtime Week To Speed Huge Terrace Project Most “high school seniors strive ' mightily to win one scholarship but for a set of Ben Lomond High School twins the problem is just the opposite They’re wondering which of many awards to leadingomi-versitiexan- d colleges to accept Faced with the unusual task are Lyle and Lynn Benson sons of Mr and Mrs Reuben who have been making a whole list of academic Records at the Ogden school Both "A” students through junior and senior high school they have been active ip extra- 1955 MAY 11 EVENING WEDNESDAY STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Triritarl for Cuk i FSZII Ask for your copi Hone Decora of the tor containing full facts oo lots ofi SWP House Paint U-pa- ge decorating ideas too in-Fr- ed j Shorvin-Yillian- j s 31134th S H Hack last 1 n fi ar $ FISHING FOUIPMint s Post 9 American will hqld its first meeting Legion in the newly remodeled home at 2422 Adams Ave tonight at' 8 National dignitaries will be welcomed by department and local Legion officials Mayor Raymond S Wright of Clgden City Manager E J Allison Regional Forest Director CL J Olsen arid the chairman of the Weber Coijnty Veterans Council will also be on hand to greet the visitors The guests will be Dan Daniels candidate for national commander of the American Legion next term and Robert Lynch administrative assist-ap- t to National Commander Seaborn Collins whose visit here vas cancelled! because of illness Baker-Merri- ll 'more value "MORE Buy an M 1795 Regular STORt! and SCREEN DOOR IIOV1 O Large roomy Complete Door Prhet ' 0 MONTI CARiO ss SS©95 Maylen E Hebdon son of and Mrs SCtP STORING 0 PATRICIAN j The most complete line ef aluminum storm-scree- n AND AWNINGS doors i nuwIbVl Mwwlmflm nnywherel "O J v O Seams are electrically welded for strength HI Mk V ‘ SMART DECORATIVE ien Mace J Guard is Hebdon Pvt n I j Ko-e- a He is a gradate of Ogden High School find attended 10 HIGH i 1 GRILLE Weber Pvt Hebdon THREE LITE MAYFAIR Storm Window CoM Yi I'd lilt to hav aluminum Storm Dear obligation to buy Rd dot look at ana of yaur as long as thr Pocket Sizo 25 yds Hoc d-- b aided Made doable water peoof before and otln too 50-- -J apoo In boa 1 C Kggba tiet 150 60c 189 wnpcegwaSad Lending Tackle Box Fly Line h125 t j AND CO Strong Nylon Line Per Week “ aslow 3S62 Rlverdale SOtSUClC RANCHER (Vinyl Storm InMri) Pay PKimbal A3C Joseph V Leavitt son of Mr and Mrt J P Leavitt 652 Miss FRENCH CAPRICE JALOUSIE Californian NOTHING DOVN Ogden Airman Assigned to Study 28th St has been assigned to take the aircraft control and warning course at Keesley Air Force Base O Overhead canopy for wet weather protection DuPont polyester fiber solo only sy SfAtS College I water-repelle- nt g I purchase Hon-- r ationed-i- Long-wearin- duck cover $08 to serve al at member ofJf Lt 34x78-inc- h size CIRCIE TOP COLONIAL RIVIERA Included with every doer L Hebdon of W Capital was elected $t n mas gdenito Named T6 Honor Guard Pvt ‘'MORE STYLE 'MORE VARIETY SERVICE I Mr COMPARE WITH BAG SELLING FOR 1995 J C HIGGINS DACRON FILLED 7© ua STORM WINDOW CO in the family! 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