Show y THURSDAY EVENING MAY 26 THE OGDEN (UTAH) 1955 © EM KfJ M HD 0 G y jv AfyaC'V ' S ’y- 4 '£' vy ' 9A STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Sunset Judge Clearfield Honors Councilman Who Became Building Inspector 7Fines 56 CLEARFIELD — Clarence J Clearfield LDS First Ward grader from the Wasatch School would be mailed to offenders was victorious in the Class A Stoker Clearfield city of the ordinance If they still placed second in the Tournament and Olive Mascarenex Volleyball until he resigned last fail to clean up their property at the Deseret Gym in Salt Division One Pays $95 man won the Class B trophy ary was toasted by his former legal action would be taken Lake City All-Chur- ch councilJanu- Out of 56 charged with infrac- colleagues at council meeting i driving laws during this week March in Sunset City Court Cutting the meeting short the v Keith Weaver 2611 Gramercy Ave had to dig deepest to pay Council gathered at a restaurant "V where Mayor H B Wilcox told j his fine with reckless Charged driving the former councilman he was and for having an expired driver’s missed and thanked him for his license he was fined $95 by City services Mr Stoker had been a counJudge George S Reid Most common fine was fo cilman for 11 years and resigned speeding Paying $10 for that of to accept the job as city buildwas Hilton Leo Virgil were Edward Purcer ing inspector fense Roy Dale C Schryer Farming- - appointed to take his place Attending the party with their Jl ton Max G Kendell Ogden Le-wives were Mayor Wilcox City Grande H Simmons Layton Charles J Crawford Hill Field Attorney William King Council-Edwar- d N Luna Hill Field War-- man Eldon Barlow Earl Stnng-re- n F Videl Hill Field Jim Car- - Jam George Haslam and Virgil R Clay Allred city ley Ogden Donald Ferren Og-- Hilton and manager 1 Cold Ray-H den Fred Ogden Clarence J Stoker mond A Ness Roy and Eugene With the appointment of Clearfield Christensen 0 Allred said the Council exGeorge Smedley as city recreation director new emphasis pressed great satisfaction with a Speeding Price Up was placed on Clearfield’s sumThe price for speeding violations went up to $15 for the fol- mer recreation program at Mon- newly organized “midgetofleague”1 young-composed of four teams lowing: Wilmer W Roberts Lay-to- n day’s meeting 12 old The sters to A physical education student up years Billy G Harmon Hill Field Rose-1 in college and returned LDS mis- baseball playing squads are the James Daniel Roy Joe naldo Roy sionary Smedley was appointed Bulldogs Panthers Wildcats and Frank L Farrer Salt Lake City Manager Clay Allred said Outlaws Under the supervision of Roy City Theral Sessions Clearfield to “round out” the play program Marsik for Jim Field Hill F youngsters Clayton who is donating his time Phillip M Allred said that because of the teams will play a series of Honda Ogden Darrell S Hunt Ogden and Joseph K Niel- - Clearfield’s small budget it is games this summer son Clearfield necessary to utilize a great deal The Council voted in favor Two men were fined $25 for of volunteer supervision in the of asking the State Monday Anrecreation program and the city the speeding offense Glen E to repeat its Commission Road new council the director felt derson Ogden and Dale Leon one-tima left-hanto make offer would be effective in especially Williams Ogden of out the turn highway Many were fined $10 each for doing that islands on US 91 at Center a be few will activities Quite a island including crossing safety Street Robert T Grimes Hill Field Bud added to the city’s program The Also the Council instructed the city already supplies bats R Terkelson Ogden Ellis Yeates orditwo and for balls other city manager to enforce-asupplies Hall Salt Lake City Jesse R - nance which provides for mainsevteams and softball for girls Rock Ogden baseball teams taining clean premises around Charles RMcAdow Hill Field avail-r- y homes and property courts are Several tennis Harry W Crawford Layton Har- able in the Manager Allred said letters city E Moon Roy Roger Clark WATER WATER EVERWHERE —The grounds at IntermounClaude DeBloois Ogden Chester tain School for Navaho Indians get a thorough soaking with Blakely Ogden and Raymond N little or no effort as the result of the institution’s efficient Walker Ogden is sprinkling system in action here Never a blade of grassand Barry T Nalder Layton Jack missed by almost 7000 nozzles which rain moisture far Holland Brigham City Frank T wide H Wells Roy Robert Lee Johnson Brigham City Richard R Morin Hill Field Robert D Hol-loc- k tions of i I j 1 I 1 e d e1 Clearfield people who have or are now enjoying trips include M and Airs Bi Wsaon home from a trip to Kansas and Colo- rado Don Kelley son of Mrs Agnes Kelley who traveled to Minnesota for the summer and Joe Rango visiting in Colorado this week Baptist Youth Fellowship members of the Community Church plan a Lagoon swimming party on June 5 A barbecue at the home of Mrs Ross Hyatt will fol- After winning the first four Pkyers dropped their Hnal game Two players Rlph Brown and Robert Clark were selected for team the A North Davis Stake dance festival will be held on the stake house lawn Saturday at 8:30 pm Under direction of Mr and Mrs Ken Gardner stake dance directors about 100 young people from Beehive and Scout age will participate low A carnival will be held in the It required four stitches to Second Ward June 3 at 5:30 pm close a wound suffered by LinTickets will be sold to each famda Livingston this week when ily and dinner will be served for she was struck in the head by the family Also there will be a baseball bat baseball volleyball races rides She is the daughter of Mr and for children and regular carnival Mrs Dale Livingston The Girl Scout all-chur- M Walker J Walker A3C Marvin Clark Walker 19 C y home on a leave He enlisted in the Air Force Dec 8 1954 and underwent basic training at Parks Air Force Base Calif Subsequently he received 30-da- technical booths directed byMrsTranVeT JidYand "m“ Helen Schaffer plans to spend Memorial Day weekend at Red Cliff Timothy Club is planning a picnic Sunday at 2 pm at the Mrs DorCommunity Church othy Callister Gene Fisher and Johnny Coffey are in charge New bylaw's of the Clearfield Community Church will be discussed at a meeting Friday evening at the church Philip Biddle building committee chairman is in charge son of Mr and Mrs James Walker 640 S Main St is training -- at Keesler AFB Miss He will report back to Camp The Junior Chamber of Commerce is organizing a softball KUmar New Jersey for shipteam Members are practicing ment to Tripoli North Africa Third Class Petty Officer James each Tuesday at 7:30 pm AnyO Walker 20 recently enjoyed a one interested in playing should leave at his Clearfield contact Bill Limb Jaycee presi- seven-da- y home He is also a son of the dent Walkers at 640 S Main St The fish pond for children will He recently returned from an hold its grand opening Saturday overseas tour Which took him to The pond is donated through the both Japan and Korea serving courtesy of A T Smith and op- on the USS Essex and USS Bair-ok- a erated in conjunction with the Junior Chamber of Commerce The Navy man reported back and the Wildlife Federation On to his permanent base at Tiburon He will receive his opening day several prizes will California be given one for the biggest fish discharge in December to be caught the first fish and Mrs Relda Williams Clearothers field Elementary School teacher was painfully injured this week when a lead pencil jabbed in the palm of her hand She was treated at the office of a local doctor ‘ Mrs Dorothy Shelton Callister was home from an Ogden hospiClearfield girls came home tal “much improved” today She from the state hopscotch tournafell in her home and suffered a ment in Murray over the weekend concussion when her head hit a with the Class A and Class B concrete floor trophies Barbara Smith a sixth Si Indian School Gets Sprinkling System Landscaping Pressed Hill Field Fred R Sherman Roy and Lloyd E Jorgenson Sunset One man Arnold I Handley Ogden paid only $5 for the offense Fined for failing to stop for J JENSEN 8 RUTH stop signs were James McCall By BRIGHAM CITY —A eampus ground to envy is in prospect at Salt Lake City $10 Frank E the Intemountain School for Navaho Indians where a vast land- Reed Sunset $5 and Roland R Tromier Woods Cross $5 scaping project is rolling toward completion Other fines include Richard Undertaken just a year ago the development relies heavily on Little Ogden no license $10J a new $23800 sprinkling system which while ready for use since Myron Gask Hill Field crossing last fall is seeing its first real service now safety island and driving on wrong side of the road $10 Clif Water spraying from 6724 D Holbrook Ogden crossford sprinkler heads will provide ing safety island and speeding ample moisture for grass plants $10 Tom Moore Ogden crossing and shrubs during dry summer safety island and no license $10 months Fred 0 Chevez Ogden drivDavid R Etter' superintendent ing against traffic $10 Lynden of construction and maintenance Jewell Ragland Ogden failure to at the school said today it will yield right of way $20 and David take another year to complete R Daines Salt Lake City no lithe ambitious $25000 planting cense and speeding $10 and landscaping project It is un- certain he said just when money for necessary shrubs and trees Sato twcnskow I will be made available" K’ One thing is definite however When the 4ast spadeful of soil t? has been turned few schools will be able to boast a more attractive WILSON — Arthur W Sorencampus son has been elected new presiGreen lawns will stretch across of the Wilson PTA He is dent almost one million square feet a Wilson man ? of land Seven hundred trees Aloha DeYoung of Marriott is ' 1350 shrubs and 43 vines will first vice president Principal have been planted Kenneth Laws second vice presiWith 170000 square feet of dent Martina Windham of Fairlawn already and another 179000 mont third vice president and going in the school has hired a Pearl M Stanger secretary-treasure- r fulltime landscape gardener Hen-r- y Ingebrigtsen to supervise de-Outgoing officers are Grant - velopment w'ork and look after Hodson Fay Myers and Sarah the grounds Holmes r School personnel is distribut- The 54th Quorum of Sevening topsoil leveling high spots and carrying on planting work ties will be in charge of SunThe sprinkling system is gravday sacrament meeting Allan Secrist and Renald McFarland ity fed from a hillside storage tank 100 feet higher than any are the officers from Wilson other point on the campus elimAlan Kap Michael Henich and inating the need for a pump Mr Dance have been advanced 400000-gallosaid Jimmy the Etter tank from teachers to priests in the will store up enough water for priesthood eight continuous hours of use Herbert A Adamson Carry Moisture Ward Plans Revue Lines carrying precious moisEVANSTON Wyo — The LDS ture to all sections of the sprawlFirst Ward will present its aning grounds vary in size from a nual dance revue on June 6 at to foot half an inch To take the Third Ward under the direccare of outlying areas 5420 lin- To tion of Mrs Arnold Greene Tickeal feet of aluminum portable ets will go on sale this week and irrigation pipe plus another 3080 the funds will be used to pay exfeet of perforated aluminum pipe of the group of dancers penses have been provided to the Salt Lake City general runs water If short in this BRIGHAM CITY— It was in a area Mr Etter explained the telephone conversation with Rep dance festival on June 8 9 and 10 school will do what it did last Henry Aldous Dixon ' year Share on a proportional that Herbert A Adamson learned basis During the 1954 restricted he had been chosen to attend the period the school accepted about first class at the Air Force Mili85 per cent of its normal supply tary Academy in Colorado of water Springs Colo called from Five girls have been chosen to theThe congressman to US inform capital young represent Box Elder at the an- Adamson son offMr and Churn-Fres- h Mrs nual Girls State Herbert Adamson that he had in Logan been nominated for appointment The delegates to the Academy Three hundred 'and sponsoring from across the nation will atorganizations are: tend JoAnn Long The Adamsons also spoke briefand Ann Westen-skoly with Miss Joyce Thorsen a former Brigham resident who provement Club ? accompanied the Utah RepubliKaren can to Washington as his secreEagles Auxiliary tary Joan Sato A sophomore at USAC in Loness and gan the nominee attended Wesional Women Long College for a year and was and Francell Brown American ber one of 10 from this district who Legion Auxiliary applied for the appointment Each Girls State is held annually at was d required to pass stiff the USAC campus and is sponmental examinaentrance sored by the American Legion tions Auxiliary on a statewide basis Adamson expects to begin his military training some time during July Ip 0'PDPIOB uQQG'iuuD PTA in Wilson -- Yt If io'--s tiA Chooses Officers i - ssr - u V1 n J: Brigham Youth Begin Academy Training in July 4 (R-Uta- Mellon 1 T THE FIRST SIGN OF A HOLIDAY w £ ?OlMt y -- - rjL V A A - e s' X O School Election Called Quay It Brown EVANSTON Wyo — The annual election for Consolidated School District No 1 will be held June 21 it is announced by Superintendent Clyde W Kurtz Three trustees will be elected to fill vacancies of Alex J Lowham Ralph Sims and W John Watts whose terms expire Vj v ( im ri nearly everyone becomes a nibbler Nibblers come in all sizes and you see them wherever living is relaxed and happy backyards ‘and front porches picnics ' V ' V resorts everywhere! Some nibblers won't eat anything but Clover Club potato chips the favorite with six out of seven Others insist on Corn Chips or Cheez Nibbles no matter what they're doing’ Some could die happy with a bag of Barbecue Chips or Cheddar Cheese Chips With many nibblers it dependson their mood and they're probably in "the mood for Bacon Rinds or Popcorn or Shoestrings So keep your Holiday Nibblers happy Give 'em all Flavor physi-caLan- T 8 Clover Club foods to choose from H7i eyre so good and so good for you! i i Ai |