Show ror — TH3 OGDEN (UTAH) 10A STANDARD-CXAMIN- 'O' JULY 17 'SUNDArjAORNIN© O If 33 City Play Centers Name Queens To Appear in Pioneer Parade Georgia Carole Jensen daughter of Mrs Helen Jensen of 3138 Reeves Ave who represented Affleck Park play area was named Queen of Queens yesterday to reign over children’s activities throughout the Pioneer Day holidays Miss Jensen will reign as “Her jV ‘ $ 5 - 4- :Ti-- ' 4KA s Sheep Cattle Prices Follow Seasonal Norms — j ters were Ruth Sjober Miss Mon-- j roe Diane Yorgeson Miss Fourth Street Elaine Swartz Miss LibMiss erty Shannon Bluemel West Ogden Leona JJertagnolli Miss Lester and Veronica White Miss Wall Avenue They will also J ’ adorn the parade leading float and represent the in the 24th recreation department of July procession ’ Tomorrow afternoon and all Wednesday j s day Tuesday youngsters of Ogden will be preparing for the annual Children’s Parade Wednesday morning 9:30 am decorating all kinds of vehicles and QUEENS FOR SURE — Named as queens of their play centers in contests sponsored by city recreation leaders jvere: (left to right) Ruth Sjoberg Miss Monroe Park Diane Yorgason Miss 4th The annual upward surge in miniature floats dewill This the parks Street Veronica White Miss Wall Avenue Elaine Schwartz Miss Liberty Park Shannon Bluemel sheep sales at the Ogden Union pict oneyear of the special events West Ogden and Leona Bertagnolli Miss JLester Park Stockyards is under way with a or activities that have highlightThe line of march will be the centers float peak of 100000 per week ex- ed the summer programs same as in other years The pathe Christmas in July will be the Heading junior procession The city parks department wil pected around will and rade follow to drum be Minter’s will float of Park the Ray Washington theme Liberty assist in hauling floats and tri The price trend is also followLester children will present a bugle corps numbering close to 26th Street making a turn down ing the annual graph as it day camping scene 500 young musicians Next in 26th to Kiesel and then north to cycles from Monroe West Ogden The water carnival will provide line will be the Queen of Queens the area directly behind the Mu- Affleck and Fourth Street areas dropped from $22 to $1950 per a float shared by the other nicipal Building Time of pickup will be posted a hundredweight since the first the background ' for Monroe ridingwinners conAll and who the in girls boys particiqueen Park’s park entry each of these parks of the week If the market price will be given free rodeo will dress up tests of the past week pate Streeters Fourth No bicycles will be carried oi follows last year’s pattern sheep- once in Davey Crockett outLiberty Monroe and Fourth tickets to the first night’s per- the trucks again Lester Park ' and Lib men can expect another cent or fits while Affleck youngsters will Street Park paraders will form formance July 20 These tickets two drop until later in August portray the hobo parties in that order on Washington will be distributed by the park erty Park children will handlt West Ogden’s newly formed Boulevard between 22nd and 21st supervisors between 1 pm and their own floats and vehicles ti when prices usually jump a few band will form the streets Lester Affleck West Og- 5 pm at the play areas No tick" the point of formation at Wash cents as younger Utah lambs nucleus of that park’s 'contingent den and Wall Avenue children ets will be handed out immediate- ington andL 22nd Street Trucki start reaching the market Wall AvenueCenter the hub are to form on 22nd Street be- ly after the parade A schedule will also carry similar paradi R C Albright stockyards man- of the Golden Gloves boxing pro- tween Washington and Grant of distribution will be announced entries back to the parks: Pick units recreation Weber by the leaders at their respective up of these entries will County ager said the price last year gram in Ogden will once again be madi Street on 21st will on their scene a fistic organize to from present from behind the $1950 $2050 dropped Municipal Build on July 20 then continued to drop ing to a low of $18 on Aug 6 Citizens of the week were Lester Holding Its Own Gary Sheldon Liberty 'Tops-N-Teen- s7 Rex Monroe Kayleen Peterson own on th£ Pork is holding its Emma Shelton Lund Affleck He price lineAlbright reports Fourth Street Vem Owens said pork prices usually remain West Ogden Mary Dalla strong duringxthe shorter supply of the summer He reported AuA second swim period will bi gust as the lightest market month fin store for children of'Afflecl of Swick and Joanen ” Huntsville Club was of the year for hogs Good hogs Park Wednesday July 20 at 2 were selling from $1950 to $2050 chosen Friday night by a group of 167 Country Club Dr Teen Timpm and for Fourth Street younj s as the ers by Connie Bowden North Ogat the Ogden yards last week the county folks Thursday July 21 at thi Cattle sales' are also light this name for their organization The den Awards were given to those !same hour All parks will b time of year AlbrighUsaid Cat- name was submitted handled at the Lorin Farr pod dy Danny who submitted names that were tle shipments will start moving on their regular' time in the fall about the same time DeGroot 127 Country Club Dr in the finals No enday camping' session haj were of all kinds Games as hogs With the exception of who received the Armstrong trobeen set this Wednesday due t joyed by the group Roney Ricks a few feed-lo- t cattle most beef phy for the suggestion the busy children’s parade sched furSunset Serenaders and his' animals on the summer ranges ule West Ogden boys and girli The was chosen over two nished music Refreshments m the local stockyard market others namethe will look forward to their tri of about were served all present applause by area consisting of Montana Utah 200 youngsters at a barn party will The July 27 to Weber Memorial Park children county join Idaho Wyoming Nevada and at South Ogden Park Friday’s special activity will bi the city children in the annual Western Colorado names were Other submitted children’s parade Wednesday Alplanned by the individual pari Grain-festeers last week sold Teens by Doug Harrop ready the decorating of bikes supervisors and announced a! for a top of $2250 with grain-fe- d Keep each play center Monroe Pari trikes wagons and vehicles of heifers topping at $2220 will have a big “water splash all kinds has started on the playAlbright said the drop in sheep and with the temperature novi grounds prices is a reflection of a hovering around the hundred Large Float per pound drop in dressed meat mark each day nothing could bi This is due in part to A large float designed by Paul prices more appropriate or welcome the summer heat wave in the east Peterson will represent all the supervisors said Howbringing on hamburger and hot county recreation areas dog weather A firm of Ogden stockbrokers ever many of the centers a r e Another factor in the drop in has filed suit in District Court entering floats and their designs sheep prices is the large ship- against a woman they claim has are being kept a secret I NEED ments hitting the eastern and not All children who enter must for of oil 5000 shares paid mid-wemarkets of Chicago In- stock she allegedly ordered be costumed in some manner but rIOTOR dianapolis Philadelphia and New Co Coombs and claim they there is no speqial theme for the York from the sheep areas of the 5000 shares of Big parade Virginias Kentucky and Tennes-se- e purchased BOAT Weber County centers will form Oil and Refining Corp Piney stock May 28 at a price of 30 on 21st Street boh east and west The movement of these sheep per share at the request of Washington Boulbvard All of to slaughter houses is usually cents of Mrs T W Blackburn The those who come IromNqommuni completed by July Albright said Better was' payable within four ties where there ika su but was delayed this year by a $1500 the Washwill form behind program days complaint says C late spring ington Terrace on west 21st TOPS ’EM ALL — Blonde The company Most of the sheep reaching Blackburn did notcharges Mrs Street Placards along the curb Carole Jensen reigns as “Queen for the 529 Eccles Bldg the local market now are coming stock and on June 16payafter of Queens” over play center noti- will indicate the line of march from Idaho They were bom in In the afternoon staff memroyalty selectedlast week her of its intention sold The fying January and 'February and bers will families have their stock which had dropped to Northern Utah and Eastern Ida- the an outing at Memorial Park 20 cents ho lambs born in April and "May RADIO — The radio schedule The company said in its suit will start reaching the market Mrs for the week is: Blackburn had made a paynext month KVOG: Tuesday July 19 1:30 ment of $18750 on June 7 but — Lakeview family has found J pm Thursday July it withdrew the credit at her 21 — 1:30 pm Slaterville Wedrequest The suit is seeking $500 the nesday July 20 7 pm — “Teen fun gathering ’round ” North and Ogden difference between the purchase and selling price and $75 com- Huntsville KOPP: Sunday July 17 4:30 mission pm — Farr West ROLLER SKATING: This ac District Judge Parley Norseth tivity continues to grow and has taken under advisement an offers much fun for those from 6 years of age and over 300 appeal of a City Court judgment 4 by against Roy H and - Freda E 4 youngsters participated in the Campbell in favor of Modern 4 Wednesday evening fun Finance Co A new slant on living can There will be no special bus The finance company had ’Laurel begin when yon put Lees a 2 daughter of run this following Wednesday Myers brought suit in city court to col- Fred B Myers Jr 823 Washing- July 20 because of the rodeo Rondelay in your home TEEN-AGElect $520 allegedly due on a pro- ton Blvd was bruised about the : The styling of this fine "a Parties for teen the T missory not signed by the defend- body Friday afternoon when an ers will be held on the centers carpet is superb andmore T and fresher ants May 31 1952 The judgment auto backed from the colors are There will be no county-widdriveway before ever allowing an additional $175 for at her home and knocked her off party exciting than attorneys fees and 10 per cent her tricycle then dragged 7 her woven of new man-mad- e interest was signed by City Judge several feet fibers for lasting wear I FOLDING John F Wahlquist on July 20 The backing auto war driven through many years of 1954 service Aluminum B Daniel I Talbot '23 of 536 by Awnings The defendants claimed a bank- - 5th St who had been for Rondel latex undercoating By visiting at tuft-bin- d ruptcy proceedings after the note the Myers home The child’s and T con-strong It's New Modern was signed in which he was ad- dition in Dee Hospital was re' underfoot J Practical Economical safety judged bankrupt relieved him of ported satisfactory own and to economical You'll Love It the responsibility of paying it enjoiy FREE Call ’ SCHOOL’S FUN — Field trips are a lot o£ excitement when you don’t havethem very often Handicapped pupils of Miss Hazel Leavitt see ornamental flower beds at Municipal Building Left mid-Augu- st to right (front) are Ernest Fowers Dee Bambrough Billy Favero and LeGrant Shreeve landscape gardener Behind the chairs are Richard Russell (left) and Gary Miller'' f More Things to See and Do! Use Summertime to Study Nature 'Shut-in- s' Majesty” and ride at the head of the children’s parade Wednest day morning Named queens of various cen-- hill-bill- y rection of Bureau of Reclama- finds most of them excellent By RAY WIGHT Weber County has a group of school children who are going to summer school because they love it and get more fun from it than almost anything they do Their teacher Miss Hazel Leavitt home visiting teacher for the Weber County School District says she is having as much fun as anyone The work is not part of her regular school assignment but she is doing it on her own time stuThe pupils are shut-idents in Weber County who because of some condition such as polio rheumatic faver or injuries of one kind or another can’t attend regular classes Miss Leavitt teaches them their regular school subjects during the school term and tion officials Each student keeps a scrapbook which contains a record of the trips and includes as many pictures as possible Birds wild flowers insects trees rocks and flowers and scenery have been or will be studied‘during the summer Typical of the interest shown is the attitude of one small boy in Roy who is confined to bed with rheumatic fever so that he cannot make the summer field students This summer in an effort to get away from the routine school work they have been organized into two nature study clubs one for the boys and one for the girls Already several field trips have been taken The most recent was to the Municipal building grounds where landscape gardeners explained their work in keeping up the beautiful ornamental flower bes and other decorative shrubbery - Other trips have been taken to a poultry farih to Salt Lake City to see the Capitol Memory Park the art gallery and dinosaur museums' at the Univer: n trips ’ Is Winning Entry In Weber County Name Contest “Tops-N-Teens- 4 According to Miss Leavitt he makes the trips “by proxy” by having a friend come back and tell him every detail of what was done and seen He then “writes up” the trip for his scrapbook and gathers pictures just like the other sity of Utah to Brigham City and the Game Refuge and to points of interest on the Weber Basin project under the di teen-ager- ! ! children — d H Stockbrokers Sue Womanxfor $575 5-ce- nt ’ N 3 st ° ( INSURANCE Lamar Fagg ' s X W v J 'r 5 4L s v ' f '' yf' s v '- Jy W' - '4- V Vs - 'r y " V - -- V v r ' J ! 5 ' ifZi £' t - V W 4 srf ' - '& AV ‘ v- S''' this ' Judge Takes Case Under Advisement ' BETTER THAN WELLS — On hand as work began on new culinary water system for Mount View district in South Ogden were (left to right standing) Elmer Carver T D Cazier Mrs Lillie Travis Lyman Hess MrsE E Towers (kneeling) R E Bird and Robert D Tucker In trench n are Paul GUgin and Lynn Baker Mr Hess and Mr Carver are county commissioners Mr inMr is Mr Baker Tucker county planning specialist county sanitary county surveyor spector The others are officers in Mount View Water Co -' Work Begins on Water System for Mount View gerous when the area became more thickly settled Residents in the area were then faced with the problem of eventually from the Weber Basin Project-bu- t for the present from Washington Terrace About 53 families will be served by the new system Money was raised among community members after other methods of financing failed The county commission has furnished fire hydrants for the district Hitting Man With Hoc Cost $25 -- getting a satisfactory water sup- ply Laying of the new mains is to be completed in 30 to 40 days Contractor is Bouchard and Stark Construction Co of Ogden The Mount View district is bounded by Washington Terrace on the north and west by 52nd South on the south and Washington boulevard on the east Police warned yesterday that bicycles must be equipped with a front spotlight and a rear reflector when ridden after sundown Lt R' F Peterson youth bureau officer said police last week were obliged to issue citations to several bicyclists this requirement nance who violated a city ordi- “Parents are responsible for u in LOOSE FALSE TEETH HVe BE MADE SNUG AND COMFORTABLE WAITI CAN WHILE YOU Uifng the same plastic dentures are made from RHINE IS GUAEANTIID LAST THE LIFE OF DENTAL PLATES Cracked or broken dental platee teeth and while replaced yea wait Old platee duplicated In repaired new material 'to DENTURE REPAIR LAB Opens 1 A 3360 Porter MSi Ave Cays A Week— Evenings byAppelntmcnt Ogden Phone 2-16- 67 listed in YeRow Page of Telephone Directory i A for LADIES Atoy wo fiolp you stop Alcoholics Anonymous Ladies Group lox 3665 Wash " Therm i fl PH 01 Is No Ouarenteo Factory Service" 12S8 like s'0 OTBA BETTER DRESSES INDIAN STYLE JEWELRY Only 40 an Our Gift Shelf Open for You Each Evening Till 7 " 4 Size 8jl0i21416181 Each j m pm JOHNS JEWELRY 3930 Washington Blvd ii iI - Dial 7312 features a luxurious cut and loop handsome solid colors includes pile The variety of and Nutria Mint Green Nutmeg Platinum Grey 6ndelaif II 9Bc DISCOUNT & m Rings — Earrings — Bracelets Concha Belts — Turquoise Accessories m IS Blvd WHILE THEY LAST m m m The cut and loop pile of Rondelay will introduce a warm new personality to OF OGDEN drinking? riiM Estimates Venetian Blind Go Si p THE SERVICE THI DENTURE WEARING PUBLIC HAS LONG NEEDEDI I I late Thursday night when his cost Eva auto ran into an island being Improper backing Turner 45 of 634 2nd St $20 constructed on U S 30 near its when she admitted the charge Intersection with Wall Avenue in City Court The investigating officer’s reTwo drivers forfeited bail on port said Leon Monson 17 of speeding charges They were Malad was going south and did Ronald F Huss 20 of 547 20th not see the island because the St $10 and Dale N Hansen 28 warning lights had been blown of Route One out m Lees carpet e Youth Is Unhurt Improper Backing In Ogden Mishap Costs Woman $20 An Ogden youth escaped injury Gordon Clifford 59 of 1370 seeing that their children have Washington Blvd was sentenced their bicycles properly equipped” in the City Court to pay $25 on the officer said “Riding bicycles in streets after dark is extremely battery charge He' allegedly struck Harold R dangerous if the bicycles do not ms Laughter with the handle ofa have a spotlight and reflector” garden hoe during a dispute he added “Police will arrest all offenders m about a bonfire and property from now on” lines Tondelayl Backing Auto Hurts Child on Tricycle Gil-gi- Digging of water mains for a new $18000 culinary water system to serve the Mount View district near Washington Terrace started last week according to R E “Bird president of the Mount View Water Co ‘unincorCulinary water for porated N community will come Tid-Bits- 7 911113112114116118120 1 2 41210181 9j 5 4j 6j 3 2j Check the Above Chart for Your Size 2 2j 3 ALL The NEW ' SALES 0sAV0 j 2445 Washington Blvd X FINAL t 4 i 4 4 4 4 t van mam AND SONS CARPET AND FURNITURE CO "it's Worth Your While to Drive 3700 RiverdoJe Road a Mile and Save Phone 3-53- 69 L 14 I 4 I J 5 4 i |