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Ogden to Host If So Pop Chamber 'Sweatheart' t £ w'Cvl R Hinckley Acquires S H The Less Taylor Motor Co' at 230ft South State St Salt Lake City has been purchased by RobDo you know a p$p whom you ert H Hinckley of Ogden it was announced yesterday by John S think is really tops? and genHinckley vice If so you better hurry and en- eral manager president ter his name in the annual The new company- which will Chamber of Commerce contest be known as Hinckley’s Inc has been granted a for the deadline is June 11 franchise Chrysler CorporaRalph Benowitz chairman of tion and by will begin new and the Father’s Day committee said used car sales and service operahis organization hopes to receive tions immediately at the former dozens of entries including Less Taylor location Included in the sale was the fathers representing professional Less Taylor building at 2309 work agricultural local military South State comprising a showservice industry and retail trade room service shop new and used So far only two entries have automobiles and parts inventory been sent in The winning dads plus an extensive open storage will receive honors and material area extending several Wants to Know Title Hopefuls B SUNDAY MORNING STANDARD-EXAMINE- D Ogden will play host Friday and Saturday to girls ‘ from a dozen high schools when they - Dodge-Plymout- h gather lor contests through which the “sweetheart” of the Ogden Pioneer Days celebration will be selected s were The talented enrolled in the competition by their senior classes of high schools in Utah and Idaho The winners will be announced Saturday afternoon following the riding contests in Ogden Stadium which are scheduled to be- rewards gin at 2 pm This is the only The two entries are Gus Havas event the public is invited to 3432 witness Prior to that time the Washington Blvd and Arcomely contenders will have been nold Taylor 1110 7th St rated on scholarship and person-alitMr Havas was nominated by his children Bert Carla Fred The girl who scores highest in ajid Max They think he’s a pretty contest will be wonderful dad because he took the three-phas- e the “sweetheart” of the 1955 dangerous chances during the Pioneer Days celebration July war to protect them from the Candidates who score sec- enemy when they lived in Holond and third highest will be land her aids Also because he worked hard The candidates are scheduled to bring them to America where to arrive at 11 am Friday and they are now “very happy living one hour later they will attend as free people” a luncheon in Ben Miss Janice Taylor nominated Hotel Lomond They will leave her father because he “has al- by bus later for Como Springs ways loved being a father and Morgan County for a program has sincerity honesty and high featuring swimming games and standards” topped by a fried chicken dinner Chaperones and judging committees headed by T R Johnson contest chairman will accompany the youthful delegation Saturday’s activities begin with The Child Club in a the annual Pioneer Sweetheart letter to the Culture Council has enCity breakfast in Ben Lomond Hotel dorsed to combine proposals at 8 am The girls will be inter- services of the Ogden City and viewed over KLO at 11:30 am Weber health departCounty Saturday ments The final and most exciting The movement sponsored prinspot on the program then fol- cipally by the Federated Women’s lows at the stadium where the Clubs of has gained the girls will be given their final support ofOgden civic several service scores on riding ability The conand cultural organizations test begins at 2 and usually lasts for an hour or longer The hopefuls are not allowed Rear Window Broken to ride a horse of their own or F Heiser 1683 27th even use their own saddles be- St Edwin told police the rear window cause this would give them an of his was broken out while auto unfair advantage over vehicle was parked on the the who do not own a steed Mr LDS Tabernacle lot yesterday Johnson explained Contestants He said he saw two youngsters are required to mount horses prorunning from the parked cars vided by the committee Weber College will award a as he arrived scholarship to each of the three winners plus books tuition and other gifts Assistants to Mr Johnson on program arrangements are Ross L Olsen J Rusteen-ager- L Motor Business JUNE 5 1955 SAVE MONEY on Hinckley’s Inc in Salt Lake Inc at City Each company employs approx2810 Washington Blvd in Ogden 40- people In addition parent company to the new cor- imately Robert H Hipckley Inc is the poration is one of the oldest Dodge distributor for all of northDodge automobile dealerships in ern Utah from Farmington north the United States having been and including two" counties of J founded by Robert H Hinckley Idaho in Mt Pleasant Utah in 1915 of President the company is automobiles H Robert Hinckley who has held selling Dodge The company moved to Ogden several high level positions with in 1927 adding the Plymouth the federal government and in franchise when manufacture of private industry that automobile began Officers of Hinckley’s Ioc Coincident with the establish- Salt Lake City include: Robert ment of the new organization H Hinckley president John S John Hinckley announced the ap- Hinckley vice president Fredpointment of Calvin D Child as erick R Hinckley director Col manager of Robert H Robert H Hinckley Jr director Hinckley Inc in Ogden and H Captain Paul R Hinckley direcL Beer as sales manager of tor feet to the rear Robert H Hinckley AUTO lilSURAUGB - No Membership Fees ‘‘ Lowest Rates No Parking Problems at yan alfen AGENCY Our Own New Building 1662 Washington Blvd Phone 6891 All Types of Insurance ‘ y A POPular G ' QUEEN OF TIIE SHOW— Mrs J R Hamblen displays the beau- $ tiful Apricot seedling which took “Queen 'of the Show” honors at the first Rainbow Iris Society exhibition which concludes today 20-2- 5 j f at the Ogden Ford Sales showroom ' ’ I Iris Show Concludes Today ling No Debut exhibition of the bow Iris Society will conclude today at the showroom of Ogden The “Mission Bell” trophy went Ford Sales 356 26th St The pub- to Mrs Edna Nealson with a lic is invited to the showings “Gold Ruffle" entry which started yesterday inSweepstakes twinners were Ru-lo- n Judging of the 300 entries and Harper with a “Gilt Edge”: cluding collection' artistic conMrs May Woodland with “Goldcommercial displays was ducted yesterday by accredited en Ruffles” Mrs Hamblen with judges from the American Iris another seedling and Mrs Louis Society: They were Mrs Margaret Deru with an arrangement of lavY Albright and' Mrs Valentine ender and pale yellow Iris Blue ribbon winners in Class Jacobson of Salt Lake City A were Mrs Woodland Mrs: won “Queen of the show” was Mr Hamblen Mrs Nealson an Hamblenwith R: by Mrs J Nealson Mrs Mrs Pearl which No Harper apricot seedling ‘she will name Palomar It was Pearl Bryan Thomas C Woodpoised on a stury stem and out- land Mrs Leone Beckman Mrs Mayme Jessop David Foulger distance “pinks” in that class Mrs won Ruby Minert Mrs Geneva Runner up was also by Shaw seed Mrs Hamblen with another Rain- t F 51-66- a ruffled C blue-whit- e C ( Marine Corporal Visits in Ogden Bus Schedules Announced for Music Students - t ( Bus schedules for students who will participate in the summer music program at Weber High School starting tomorrow evening were announced yesterday by school officials The program will be conduct-e- c each Monday evening One bus will leave Hooper at 6 pm and make following stops in order: Hooper School Kanes-vill- e title-seeke- Cpl Ronald J Woolsey 19 nephew of Mr and Mrs Earl C Anderson 315 12th St is home i leave from the Ma-- J on a rine Corps Upon comple-- ' tion'of his leave he will report to Camp MCAS El Toro Santa Ana Calif He is scheduled to leave in CLEARANCE Karen Neuenschwander representing Ogden High and Margaret Ann Smith Weber High ' Marine Reserves Le ave for Camp enlisted Church first road past Since then he has received sup- Members of the 45th Special at Camp Lejeune training ply Roy School first road past Infantry Co Marine Reserves will leave for Coronado Calif School from Riverdale N C training He graduated from Ogden High tomorrow £or a Road through: Washington Teris The commanded company by Mathe race bn Victory Road and 40th School before entering Capt A M Jensen and 36th Streets on Washington rine Corps The 54 men and two officers are scheduled to leave the Marine Boulevard in South Ogden Reserve Training Center 20th ' A second bus will also begin Byron Oberg Initiated and Jackson Avenue at Street at 6 pm and make the following 8 am for Hill Air Force Base inM was who Oberg Byron stops: Glen Farr’s home in TayThere they will board a Marine na- Phi into itiated Alpha Sigma 84 Air Transport and fly to the in Wilson Farr lor Highway science tional California base political honorary West Church Plain City School of The Utah at training period will University Pleasant View Church the gas fraternity U S Naval Ambe held the at station in North Ogden-anat last week is a son of Mr and Mrs Base Coronado at phibious 322 North Washington Blvd Clarence M Oberg of 724 24th St The student will receive his master’s degree in political 4-- H science this month Rlv-erda- j le (See Bob as Pop fey In “The Seven Uttie Feys") rs sell Hoffman and Mrs Twila Hansen Local girls in the contest are 'rm&tsy Woolsey in the Marines Sept 29 1953 and took his ' OFF! Closeout on 4 to 12-fo- ot Rolls of 15-da- y : ALL WOOL WILTON t rrti ‘hrfrrrtiHfli CARPETS Alt wear-guarante- 2x2 Pima Broadcloth I ed i 15-da- j y d PLANTS Wilson Club Elects Officers One roll Pansies - 2 f Varieties Petunias Salvia - Marigold - Snaps Bogonias - Dahlia - Others Pappars - Egg Plant - Tomato LENOX CHINA IS COMING cers at the- last meeting: Shanna Griffiths president Marsha Ferrin vice president Anita Prevedel secretary Janet Graves treasurer Janice Stratford reporter Patsy Johnson song and cheer leader and Sharon Bingham organist The -- club is studying second-yea- r sewing Leaders are Mrs Shirley Moyes and Mrs Vera Stratford to - Phone OGDEN 2-50- 14 SHAW'S GREENHOUSE at SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS CUT HERE June Dairy Month Special wool High and low pile over Vx inch thick Regular $1395 To clear at square yard 1 roll beige 12-fo- ot all-wo- ol Regular clear at square yard Milk O GRADE 'A"FARM TANK PREMIUM To QUAIITY-SA- VI tin ' I 'I '111 ' ora 'Mi i t Jj Is ' ' 7v''- 'Hi' r — - ' s writing) Good Through Monday Jun 4 NO DOWN n PAYMENT-- Up to 3 years to pay! quality installation by our own experts f f A OUT-COMPA- i CE£ Nelson Bros Super Value Market 302) Grant Ave Model City Market Riverdale Utah - t x X A-- " ' t' " Ah 4 '’v A - x itinMinrflrnvrriginr Cool Straws Pastel Broadcloth DRESS TOWNCRAFTS High style colors and snowy white in fine long-wearin- broadclothr- - g Regular and widespread collars 3701 q 72x0 'jLmma MARATHON STRAWS 9 s If? 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