Show r ' ’' V' Y : ’( “ Y THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- A9 R JULY 31 OGDEN CITY UTAft SUNDAY MORNING rogram vu— VC 1B55 HIDES LOOT n THIEF GOES TO GET IT HOW ! Boys and Public Too A boy who rein the observed was portedly act of removing four hub caps from the auto of Harold Peterson 581 Douglas St was taken into police custody ld Youths Commute Daily to Basin To Help Build Large Picnic Area ' Snow Basin is the scene this summer of a prowhich is recreational facilities and there at the: gram building up same time furnishing valuable training and a small amount of income for Utah State Industrial School students Twelve boys from the school are commuting daily to the beau- be found through the winter for tiful mountain valley to furnish two or three of the boys the manpower for a number of MUCH WORK DONE of To date they have installed projects including building picnic tables and grills installing 1500 feet of pipeline for a wa- new drinking fountains repair- ter system to serve "the new pic- nic area in addition to road and ing roads and building trails trail work 7 and spraying weeds and taking now are They building and: care of cleanup chores painting the tables which willj A large new picnic area of 13 c?rc for approximately 300 pic- nickers of the tables are tables is being built west of the 30 feet Five and will care for long lodge and ski lift area large groups Eight others ‘are Financial assistance Is being 12 feet long and larger The tables are so grouped that provided by Ogden City because they of the loss of picnic facilities areas form four small group which can be combined near the head of Ogden Canyon into two large group areas when where the new culinary water desired Construction is of cinder tiltering plant is being built blocks concrete and heavy timTHREE-WAPROJECT ber slabs The work is being jointly sponNew double grills are also Welfare being built sored by the Utah State Supervising the work are Commission which administers Duane Manful Forest Service suaffairs of the Industrial School pervisor and Horace the Forest Service and Ogden from the State IndustrialGillespie Schpol Gillespie is a former Brigham City The Forest Service is furnish- Young University football star ing general supervision and matdouble-barrele- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS POLICE WAITING V Station Officers said the boy was seen by a citizen who notified police Police waited in the Orpheum parking lot Ogden Avenue and 25th Street where the boy hid the hub caps then nabbed him when he returned to pick them up ICUTA 570 KG 0:03 pn Program July 31 How Deafness Was Healed j i r F CCheridhed j dorevcr ! I wedding ring or engagement - wedding set A1 -- of rare and sparkling beauty Fiery diamonds artistically set into prebeautiful cious metals and lasting a fitting symbol of your marriage Y I projects other than those at the picnic grounds Boys working on the project are paid $1 per day They money this year is being furnished by the Welfare Commission but fs hoped that in future years jpmilar work can be carried on With money furnished by joint subscription of cvic clubs incommunities benefitting Conbe welcome this will tributions year Work at Snow Basin started June 6 and will continue through Some work may the summer t fJ - k miatir- at - t H W : den during the 1955-5year will be chosen at a meeting of the new board of representatives and the present board of governors Aug 18 at 7:30 pm according to Hugh F O’Neil secretary The meeting will be held in the social room of the Becker Products Co 19th and Lincoln Ave Recently elected representatives for the club for the 1955-5term were the following: Motive power and car —Archie Ranson James Gunnarson Cloyd E Myers Robert Faddis Raymond Gealta Fred Purin John Dalinga Jr Wayne Marriott Ben Marriott Jr Cleo Cherry and f : Lt C HEmpey Judkins FINISHING TOUCH —Students from the Utah State Industrial School paint one of the large tables Snow built in Basin being picnic area - 30-fo- ot At Penney's no budget too i Three car thefts and two burglaries were solved when the FBI and Weber County sheriff’s department arrested an alleged Army deserter and an Ogden man Sheriff LeRoy Hadley reported McCormick Ave jiff i mond Jr Enginemen—George N Fowler Hy Kruitbosch Joseph A Sears Deputies Hold Ogden Man And Alleged Deserter 7 c- i vv' UP Laborer Quits After 32 Years hit-and-ru- ' s v" Driver Fined $150 For Hit and Run Held on a charge of second-degre- e burglary is Richard Gene S v- Yt V v 7 n ' v s v " X' v Vs5 v ill $ X- X AV X ' & j i V t Joseph H Wright Past Presidents — Hugh F His companion and alleged confederate in a string of crimes was identified as William Thompson reportedly an Army deserter Thompson was taken info custPeter Baker 26 of Salt Lake ody by the Federal Bureau of City was sentenced in the City Investigation Court to pay $150 or serve 75 Sheriff Hadley said their arrest j days in jail on a driv- solved the July 25 burglary of the ing charge allegedly was involved Trout Springs Cafe in Morgan i Hisan car accident at Washington in and of a market in Arsenal Villa Boufevard and 28th Street two weeks ago Taken from the cafe were beer cigarets and a sleeping bag and from the market a pistol and two pairs of women’s shoes “We recovered the pistol and sleeping bag so far” Sheriff Hadley continued All three of the car thefts In which Sheriff Hadley said the men were involved were in yesterday - - O’Neil Charles L McBride Z C Mecham Walter Harrop J B 19 of 2239 Jackson O’Toole Gilbert Hess Leon Felt and Joseph V Roberts v rs ss vV r ' 4? 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WWWWW Clerical Technical and Officers — Lorraine Eide Dan DeGroot Udel F Kearl Darrell B Hunter Claims — Claude L Herron WILSON LANE — Domenico Pecorelli Wilson tane retired this week from the employ of the Ogden Union Railway and Depot Co after 32 years of railroad employment 26 of them with the OUR&D He was working as a section laborer at the time of his retirement He also worked for 14 years in the mines of Colorado Ogden His employment and safety record were perfect in that he never lost any time for illness or accidents Mr Pecorelli who was born in Italy Nov 19 1884 and came to this country in 1902 intends to The story of how Ogden’s devote his time to farming on Medal of Honor winner Goorge j NEW MEADOWS Idaho' (AP) Wilson Lane Edward Wahlen earned the cov A New Meadows man eted award will be was reported drowned yesterday next Saturday and Sunday on the when he fell off a raft while Stock Show Ready ABC radio network show “Ma-- i fishing on Lloyd Lake near Mcin Review” FERRON — Planners say that rines Call A search is under way for The show is presented weekly his body final details are all but complete the Marines at Camp PendleRelatives said T R Buchholx for the Southeastern Utah Jun- by ton Calif was with his son and a compan- ior Livestock Show to be held at Wahlen received the Medal of ion when the accident occurred the Fairgrounds here Aug 6 Honor while serving as a Navy He was a welder for the Boise A horse show will begin the with the 5th Marine Corpsman schedule of events Payette Lumber Co Division in World War II The Camp Pendleton radio band will play and Gene Nilsen will sing “I Lost My Sugar in SUPER J‘i o Salt Lake City” during the show' '? - Store — Carl Singleton Dispatchers and Telegraphers — Lee P Chamberlin Maintenance of Way— Stanley Shaw Traffic—Byron Folkman Car — Roger Kingsford Joseph I Home on Leave Lt Charles H Empey Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Empey of North Ogden is home on leave prior to his assign- ment to the 1634th AAC Squadron at Sembrach Air Base in He will be at the Germany home of his parents until Aug 6 and will leave New York City Aug 11 for Germany Lt Empey graduated from jet pilot training at Williams Air Force Base March 30 1955 when he received his wings He was assigned to Will Rogers Field Oklahoma City to attend the air traffic control school from which he graduated July 1 1955 7 He is a graduate of the University of Utah in the fieRkof engineering at which time he deV ceived his commission j IF Robert Gay 1 no-tail-lig-ht I 6 OGDEN ' f 6 Two Fined $20 ' For Speed in South Ogden — Ellis D Rishton 19 of Salt Lake City and Thelma J Hill 23 of 2020 Adams Ave were sentenced by Justice of the Peace Alfred Glad-well to pay $20 each for driving 20 miles an hour in excess of the speed limit Richard C Bosworth 18 of 3289 Taylor Ave was sentenced to pay $15 for speeding Other speeders who paid $10 each were: John Reese Morris 865 40th St Daniel W Rettaghata 20 of HAFB Robert Porter 28 of Washington Terrace Donald W Christensen 23 of HAFB Pleading guilty to red light violations Lou Henry Vander Bosch 54 of 3231 Lincoln Ave and Dee H Haslam 458 W 49th were sentenced to pay $10 -- St each Floyd Dabel 32 of Bountiful was sentenced to pay $15 on a charge of following too closely to another car Howard M Trew et 18 of 975 16th St was sen- -' fenced to pay $5 on a complaint y A board of governors direct the Southern Pacific Club of Og- : SOUTH Phone 7312 3930 Washington STARTS Name New Board Aug 18 to 'i’SrWvSl iV I JOHN'S Blvd SP Club Will 1 Sifv f takes a drink from one of the newly installed fountains while one of the boys watch Other picture Duane Manful (right) supervisor for the Forest Service helps boys from the school lay cinder block base for a picnic table K erials-for — tt THIS JOB HELPS EVERYONE —Recreation areas in Snow Basin are being improved this summer under a cooperative arrangement by which boys from the Utah State Industrial School furnish the labor Above (left) Horace Gillespie supervisor from the Industrial School Hi 41V0 nent a Sowing Machino Can be made snug and comfortable In thirty minutes per plate Using the same plastic dentures are made from RELINE IS GUARANTEED TO LAST THE LIFE OF DENTAL PLATES Come in and enjoy dental plates again Dental plates repaired and teeth replaced while you wait Open 9 a m Six Days A Week — Evenings by Appointment snug-fittin- For as Littles as :$123 Par Wctk TEETH:: AMERICAN Room 408 Kiesel Bldg g ny Compare Penney's low prices — not for seconds but for perfect first quality muslins continually laboratory-teste- d for quality! 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