Show " t 4 9 THE OGDEN (UTAH) 6A — t w r- WEDNESDAY EVENING STANDARD-EXAMINE- R JUNE J 1955 Interest High in Roy Bond Annual Clearfield Day Planned August 19 20 Election Big Vote Expected CLEARFIELD— Clearfield Day the annual Junior Chamber of ment Be Sere to Register City Attorney LaVar E Stark today urged all residents to make sure they are registered and qualified to vote New residents should have their registration from thei old Weber County precinct transferred to a Roy precinct by contacting the registration agent in their old precinct celebration will be held this year on Friday and Saturday August 19 and 20 v President Bill Limb of the Jay- cees said today plans are under way for the celebration and list- ed department chairmen already appointed They include Wayne Gamble wrestling Vem Burton dance and queen contest Wiilard Lewis childrens act Earl Stnngham UtL Deweyville Man Wins ROTC-Tlon- Dennis Miller Virgil Richins or DEWEYVILLE — One of the highest awards made to Reserve Officer Training Corps students has been won by a Deweyville accom- (TQU3RB Bear River Valley And Box Elder Chambers to Meet Mrs Oraellen Redfield Mrs Sharon Hale Mrs Mary Adams Jaycees Jaycee Janes Elect New Officers in Tremonton TREMONTON — Dennis Miller and Mrs Travel? This Teen-Ager- Mary Adams have been installed as president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and its auxiliary the Jaycee Janes in Tremonton Other Junior Chamber officers to serve for the ensuing year are — The Box BRIGHAM CITY Virgil Richins vice president Oleen Watt treasurer and Max Elder Chamber of Commerce and Adams secretary-DoRedfield was named state Woodside literary committee the Bear River Valley Chamber of Commerce will hold a joint director Members of the board of chairman meeting Monday at 2 pm in the directors are John Laws Lowell Dr King Hendricks head of rooms' of the Box Elder Chamber Glen Reese Archibald Allen and in Brigham City the USAC English department Attending the meeting will be Allen will present an illustrated travChosen to serve with Mrs representatives from the recently of Japan to the Womappointed state committee on in- Adams in the Jaycee Janes were elogue Civic League tomorrow in dustrial development and employ- Mrs Sharon Hales vice presi- en’s ment the Relief Society room of the dent Mrs Oraellen Redfield Problems relative to possible ary-treasurer and Mrs Laree First Ward Chapel developments in Box Elder Coun- Chido historian Dr Hendricks and daughter ty will be discussefVarious civic were In Japan for one year regroups and cities have been re“Illegal parking” applies to cently during which a study of bicycle riders too quested to send reprentatives Concerned at the number of literature and customs was made left blocking store Mrs Kleon Kerr Is the hostess entranceways in front of huge Selected as the oustanding conplate glass windows and across sidewalks warn officials city servation farmer of the year rethat dangerous accidents can cently was Duane Frank of this SOUTH OGDEN — A barbecue result chicken dinner will be sponsored Bicycles illegally parked will area The honor came to Mr a Frank after years of rebuilding Ward b mpounded by the police by the LDS Thirty-seventa prosperous farm land into rnent said the city of South Ogden Stake Saturday at 6 pm at the stake welfare Barley production has been inTremonton-GarlanLite- creased from 70 bushels per acre farm has Vera Club elected bushels rary 105 to Beet tonnage per All members of the ward are asNvew president acre rose from 14 to 27 tons invited to attend the dinner Serving ith the new president Proper alignment of irrigation which will be a welfare event will be Nolja Rhead vice presi- ditches land leveling and use of dent Francessa Summers his- fertilizers have all played a part torian and reporter and Margaret in improving farm production The selection of Mr Frank as conservation fanner of the year was made by officials of the Northern Utah Soil Conservation District n secret- rnnmiri ’i-'cmi- DU- 11 - 'GI lECi- ‘ini'n in? - - n?GUI cu : Zj 7 'ii rni'fix--n- Ward to Sponsor Welfare Dinner two-wheele- rs de-p- h y d Hun-sak- -- Hl'CELICTr Om Cotovv Acid Stomach? Get TUftlS Quick! relief for gas heartburn acid indigestion Top-spee- StiS d Wy Mia iei er Young Farmers of the B e a r River Valley have elected Ross Rudd as president for the forthcoming year Merrill Petty is first vice president Haws Marble second vice president Lynn Kerr secretary-treasure- r and Max Tur-s- y reporter "V MipMM )' if Hi M1 iiik-- I I’ 1 Rivals Dulles NORTH OGDEN — Fifteen-year-ol- d Larry Corry may not rack up as much air mileage across continents as Secretary of State John Foster Dulles but he shouldn’t be far behind Probably the most travelin’ teen-age- r at Weber High School he is now packing up for an air trip to Dhahran Saudi Arabia It will be his fifth Larry flew here Jlrom Arabia last fall because (there is no American high school in the area in which his father works He will return again next September The seasoned traveler leaves Ogden today by plane Before rejoining his parents he will stop at Salt Lake City Denver New York City Gander New Foundland Ireland Amsterdam Rome Italy and Beirut Lebanon His last hop will be from Lebanon to Dhahran Attended School Larry attended elementary and junior high school in Arabia nd chose Weber High School over others in Italy Switzerland and Jerusalem Through his traveling Larry has "developed many friends and reports hardly a day passes that he does not receive correspondence from another state or foreign land He w'as born in Seattle Wash-- IMsate BRIGHAM CITY — M C Lar-se- n was installed as president of iary president During a joint meeting Roy S Olsen past junior state president presented membership quota certificates for the years 1953-54-5- a onWV®1 YEARS OLD ms madt-to-ord- 'll teia THE DRESS AND COAT that — -- er costume iookfuILskirt sundress in solid-colSwizzle broadcloth trimmed with checks full length coot in tissue gingham checks Clack or pink with white junior sizes 9 to J5 STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY ¥ 1 Airman Raw lings refers' to his trips on the Pacific airlift as a matter of “dinner- in California and breakfast in Honolulu” From then on en route to Japan it is a one-stoflight with crews taking their required crew rest at Wake Island Flying time between this northern California base and the Far East average - air-Spick- er p about 36' hours Prior to entering the service' in April 1954 Airman Rawlings attended Utah State Agricultural College at Logan He is a grad- uate of Davis High School in Kaysville Airman Rawlings was recently awarded his aircrew wings which are presented only to crew members after they have flown 150 hours or more Today Airman of Rawlings is making two trips a month to the Pacific areas and Far East as crew meman-avera- ber on the giant air transports Transport squadrons of the 1501st furnish aerial support to the Strategic Air Command ’ A PINT-CO- DE 45 QUART-CO- DE NO 121 NO 120 vs ll: -A X Two members George Hodges and A L Burbank received membership lapel pins for an newly-electe- - f I "F - F ? d Mr Dorothy Olsen -- n re-itu- rn -- s ( j Mort’hoitias or painted with this famous house paint than any other brand Let us show you how SWP® can mean extra years of beauty and protection for YOUR home h and Mrs Rodney Hansen dance ing Others who evidently will not teach in Box Elder include: Gordon Erickson Clyde Olsen and Owen Burrell Garland Ralph Baddley Willard Nora Gunderson and Betty Nelson Corinne Ruth Reeder Jean Herrod Lois Anderson and Joyce Jeppsen Lincoln School in Brigham Marilyn S Shaw and Val Larie Beal Central School in '‘Brigham Jeanine Hansen and Emerine Anderson Tremonton Mary Merle Sewell Carol Warr and Carol Warburton Box Elder Highi 499 Announce New Way to Relieve Pain of Arthritis and Rheumatism Without Pills! (i Sherwin- - Guild Meets June 9 Williams EVANSTON Vyo —Mrs Basil Cole and Mrs Ralph A Edwards 311 24th St will entejtain members of St Vt Stock East of pain-causi- ng Paul’s Episcopal Guild June 9 at Pott Offlrfc Ph 6409 1:30 pm at Hunting Hall reports Mrs Reuben Bills guild presiNew York N Y (Special) — 146 British and Frinch doctors dent A program and a business Science has now developed an are so satisfied with this new help session are planned odorless greaseless cream that for patients suffering from aracts in a new way to bring a hew thritis and rheumatism that they kind of relief from pains of arthri- have prepared written reports of tis rheumatism and muscular success based on hundreds of achgs and pains This new cream cases Further one bf the leading relieves these pains without the arthritis and rheumatism clinineed of taking pills and other in- cians in the United States has ternal medicines that may only now confirmed the findings of these doctors upset the system Now for the first time this reBALANCED SHOES into rubbed Gently painful areas this cream penetrates so markable cream can be obtained mu Scientifically Fitted Foot So Port Fitting deep and completely that it actu- without a prescription at drug Arch Howard S Fetter Dr Drew Hits Health Spot Rett ally vanishes Quickly a comfort- stores throughout America— unand Child Life Shoes ing feeling of warmth develops der the name InfraRUB® The DR W M MASON Chiropodist-Foo- t and the whole painful area takes price of InfraRUB is only 98 4 Specialist to assist you on a pleasing glow This is strik- for a large tube InfraRUB is ing evidence of the power of this backed by the amazing guaranies cream to penetrate quickly and that sufferers from the pains of stimulate the circulation of the arthritis rheumatism lumbago blobd This glow illustrates how neuritis neuralgia or muscle init speeds up the flow of fresh rich juries or sprains will get hours 2436 Washington blood into the sore areas and ac- and hours of comforting relief or U rain-causibe' will refunded in Phono the their drive money away tually helps full and congestion precure Greaseless odorless cream penetrates deep— speeds up flow of fresh rich blood Into sore areas — actually helps drive nway congestion and pressure -- ii Backed by 123 Yearsof Distilling Experience caafm K V X-R- ay or o ’ Rawlings directors for the South and North stakes respectively They are assisted by the ward lance directors Following the exhibition dances there will be regular dancing for For LESS V4PR' ONLY merchandise ket in Tokyo Japan 5 6 BOTTLE s mar- - othy Olsen took-- over as Auxil- a TABLET fabul o u :- I faMepjh Ginza I the Fraternal Order of Eagles Box Elder Aerie 2919 at recent ceremonies herejind Mrs Dor- I BEST es - Brigham Eagles Auxiliary Install Officers — A6VERTISEMENT— do the trick for 'O n 1 100 ft fakes two to fS'n ’If 6 will watch a beauti- dan demonstrate cosmetics at the organization’s next meeting Carnival Thursday at 8 pm at the home Clearfield’s LDS Fourth Ward of Mrs William Limb president Members are invited to bring basketball team won' the sportsfriends to the demonstration manship trophy for the past season it was learned today The Junior Chamber of Corn- Squad members include Larry merce softball team is working McFarlane Mike McFarlane Bud Rex Robison Jerry out each Tuesday at 6:30 pm Chatwin interested at the 'ball park All Doyle Checketts Jich- to ard are invited Stephenson and Jerry Hod- participate son The Baptist Youth Fellowship is planning a swimming party Though no action has been taken Clearfield City officials June 5 at Lagoon Afterwards the Community have discussed with Layton Church group will gather for a City and Davis County commisbarbecue at the Ross Hyatt home sioners the possibility of closing the Layton City dump and both cities using Clearfield’s Donald Padgett son of Police Chief and Mrs Alpha G dumping grounds ' is home Clearfield of Padgett on furlough after completing City officials have also discussed the possibility of constructbasic training He will report back to Ft Knox ing a sewer line from 700 East school Street up to the reservoirs Ky for an eight-wee- k Plans are still in the early Following an acute attack of stages however appendicitis Tom Mackey North Junior High School teacher unPlugged culverts have caused hosloss of a large quantity of water at an derwent surgery Ogden in the East Campbell Heights sub- week last pital All-Churc- SUMMERS COMPLETE ENSEMBLE X impressive record in directing the Aerie membership campaign Past president’s pins were presented to George Hodges and Mrs v Helen Lee will serve with the who Others of the t president L are Aerie Roy Conger vice L A Burbank chappresident lain Lewis M Peterson secretary George M Anderson treasM C larsen urer Norman Lichtenstein conductor Alden Jensen inside guard Leo Hess outside guard the remainder of the evening Trustees are Donald R Anderson There will be at least 18 teachEphraim Crossley and Paul John-seers in the Box Elder County Auxiliary officers who will School District who will not serve with Mrs Olsen are Alta Calilived in and ington Ogden to their desks for the 1955-fornia and New York before Slaughter vice president Leone 56 year according to the Box Cazier chaplain’ Doris Balls secgoing to Arabia with his partreasElder County school board retary Flo Jean Crossley ents Here he has lived with an urer Madge Johnsen conductor Last year there were 203 teachBeth Wright inside guard Wil-d- ers in the district Of this' numaunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Nicholas outside guard TrusMarcus Orton His mother is tees are Marie Bywater Carma ber 163 were mailed contracts for the former Clara Orton daughthe 1955-5school year and 150 ter of Mr and Mrs Charles Billings and Verda Grunig were returned by May 12 The Orton The North and South Stake board is holding another 22 auannual dance festival will be thorization contracts for teachers Board Hires 55 held at the Box Elder High who are not certified These will AMERICAN FORK (APJThe School gymnasium beginnings be mailed in August if certified teachers are not available Alpine School District Board said tonight at 8 will Three hundred new 55 has it Full teaching personnel for the participants signed up today teachers for jobs in the district demonstrate the numbers to be district is 203 danced at the Festival next year Two of those not returning next June 9 and 10 year are David Ward Central In charge of the affair are Mr School and Wilford Freeman and Mrs Ralph Westover and Mr Box Elder High Both are retirGet the 4 ‘ valor-Jaycett- student at Utah State Agricultural College He is Daryl K i i Second Ward member will attend a banquet and carnival Friday in an event designed to raise funds for the stake welfare cash assignment at 5:30 pm there will be carnival booths sponsored" by w’ard organizations at the chapel Tickets will be sold Oleen Watt ' - Maintenance crewmen urged parents to remind their children not to throw trash In the ditches Sgt and Mrs Laurel McGuire An airman who sees the are spending a short furlough at world is Donald C really Rawlings son Newburg N D He will report of Bert Rawlings 1011 E 700 back to San Diego South St He’s a member of a Mrs McGuire is the former Strato- giant Shirley Shelton of Layton Jark frghter “whi’ch11 wings" regularly across Pacific air routes for the After receiving his orders last Military Air Transport Service week MSgt and Mrs Paul Ramp- “Georgraphy class was never ton of Pullman Trailer Court are like this1 says Airman Rawlings preparing toi move to Tripoli who has in his many air travels North Africa as flight attendant Jhe Ted Reynolds son of Mr dnd 1501st with Air Trans- r Mrs A W Reynolds 548 E 200 visitGroup port has been appointed South St ed famed Waikiki 4® tramural manager for Utah State Beach in' Hono1955-5in Agricultural College lulu T H the Active in intramural affairs he battle-tormonuis now a USAC student Mar- to ment US His new duties include super- - ine Corps vision of many dances school wake Island and sports and the annual! Winter the renowned L The celebration is held in the city park - Recommendation for the hojior water mains to increase the supcame from J E Christiansen ply and pressure of water dean of school of engineering and technology at USAC ditches- concessions Blackhdm It is the American Society of plished any time until the day of the election Engineers Gold Medal With passage of the bond and Military Col creation of a fire department Award for 1955 according to Roy’s high fire insurance rates Calvin L Partin professor of would be substantially reduced military science at USAC city officials believe Blackham is a senior electrical The Council estimates there is are 1025 homes and businesses in engineering student His award UnitIn the Roy valued ’ at over 9 million dol- one of only 20 given ’ to States ed lars outstanding engineerBesides new fire fighting ing students He was second from4 equipment the bond would fi- the top in his class nance installation of several new The transfer can be community Commerce-sponsore- d ROY— Registered Roy city voter will cast ballot next Friday on Issuance of a $75000 municipal bond for financing an enlarged water system and firefighting equipment Only one poll will be open at the Weber County Infirmary located on the Roy Road a half block west of the Union Pacific railroad tracks It will be open from 7 a m to 8 p m Interest in the bond election is high officials report and a heavy throughout the city and to envote i expected large a storm sewer Several civic groups including The county commissioners have the Aprender Guild Kiwanis indicated they would help equip Club and Jaycees have plugged a new' fire department in Roy if the bond issue emphasizing the the bond issue passes t need for a Roy City fire depart± division city officials report City crews were forced to dig garbage out of headgates to put ‘the water flow back in irrigation t'ee&ek ng p m s 3-8- 51 iSiijgltlllllfllllllliliafilliafiilliailllilliaiHlllEBiiaiiliiaiia ' |