The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 20

Ogden Standard-Examiner Wednesday June 16 1965 HOMEMAKING mmm in ii i 4-H Clubs Organize In County FOR SAND ON RODEO AREA? KNOTTY PROBLEM OGDEN DECIDES NORTH OGDEN Officials of North Ogden have reservations about putting down "blow" sand on the North Ogden City Park ball diamond for a Cherry Days rodeo The proposal to put down sand to improve the footing for rodeV animals and soften the faU for contestants was presented to City Council members Monday night Kenneth Graser of the North Ogden Kiwams Club sponsoring organization said such sand was used on other area parks and proved easy to remove Councilnfan Wilbur Berrett in charge of parks and recreation however felt there may be problems created in restoring the ball diamond if the sand is used The Cherry Days celebration is scheduled for June 25 and 26 It will also feature a parade The grand marshal will be the oldest resident of the community Representatives of the Kiwanis Club will meet with Councilman Berrett and park personnel to resolve the Eight 4-H Clubs have been or Good Sport on FATHER DAY! ganized in Weber County to study cooking homemaking OGDEN 'S BEST VALUES IN and sewing In Hooper the "Unservables" have elected the following officers: Sanda Walker president Christine Moore vice president Renae Cottle secretary Katny Fowers song leader Jelean Fowers reporter Rayma Read lwr CUiM I In GOLF SETS GOLF CLUBSp "BRUCE WOOD" tnftQQ 1 and 3 Woods UOO JtfSk 3 5 7 9 Irons ijf Jf WTi 1 bag double pocket Specia Cofftw Plans for 'Roy Days' recreation leader Club leaders are Mrs Nola Jean Moore and Mrs Lorraine Fowers They will study sewing BOYS' GROUP A boys' club the "Dirty Diggers" has been organized with Wayne Dalton president Tommy Kay vice president Kim Smith secretary and Stan Earl reDorter JAMES BROWN Heads Optimists CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS James Brown of River-dale has been elected president of the Ogden Optimist Club He succeeds Richard Bowman Mr Bowman is former vice president of the club and is a utilization foreman for the Mountain Fuel Supply Co Other officers are Gary Peterson vice president and Ron Kirkbride A7ii GOLF SET Mrs Norma Earl and Mrs SPALDING 2 Woods 5 Irons 1 large Bag Lucy Smith are club leaders and they will study forestry and vegetation Special FOR THE FINEST MONEY CAN BUY IN FULL GOLF SETS Featuring Stainless Steel Irons ZZ" $10600 $18000 A first year cooking club tne "4-Hers" have elected Sharon Hodson as president Sherrie ROY The 61-member Roy Junior Chamber of Commerce is making plans for a broad Labor Day celebration that will include a "Miss Roy" pageant earlier in the summer Leading the club on this and other projects is its new president Norman Thedell Mr Thedell and other officers took office at the annual June installation and awards banquet PARK FACILITIES Current project is the completion of ball park facilities being installed at the North Park Mr Thedell said The club has invested more than $1000 in backstops for three baseball diamonds for Little League teams Members will now start work on bleachers and dugouts the new presi-dent said The annual "Roy Days" cele- 'ntimi sn'hAHiibri fnr thp "Labor Wifeon Black Heather McFarland vice president 78-9-wedge Robyn Howe secretary-treasur 10 Weber 4-H er Jacqueline Kapp reporter $286 Total Value $64M $10200 Value I Youths Take 5 Irons 3 Woods 1 large Bag $220 00 $6000 Part in Talks Special ADE IN YOUR OLD GOLF SET WORTH nM-T---nfiiiiiriwiiwr-iiWr- TTTrmnT-i imMii-TimttlTirifrrWil-'fli' Ten Weber County 4-H youths The leader is Mrs Barbara Kapp WARREN CLUB In West Warren the "Busy Home Makers" have elected officers They include Sherrie Pen-rod president Colleen Meibos vice president and reporter Carma Muirbrook secretary Jolene Muirbrook health and safety chairman Jolayne Pen- Darticipated in a leadership con- HUSH PUPPIE GOLF SHOES 1399 Payony IOQ ference at Snow College during NORMAN THEDELL Club President the past week Each was assigned to work on Ca eOe I Wilson Black Heather Golf Tubes 12 I GoMCarts 14? 1 Mf Balls 6 Other officers are Jay La- a committee during the confer brecque Dale Snider and De- rod refreshments chairman ence They are: Bob Kawa 4AAfS I Wilson Compartment $1 JI95 Club leader is Mrs Dale They will study home im who worked on the discussion i civH11 ijiiviv Day weekend will include the "Miss Roy" contest parade rides concessions flower show and many other side events he said FALL ELECTIONS Long-range plans call for an active participation in the fall mm i committee Dave Degiorgio cit £7 Go Hass It Loy Parker municipal elections Board members are Frank Tremea Ralph Carter Bernard Elliott Fred Peterson and Richard Crookston provement CLOTHING CLUB izenship committee Shawn a In North Ogden a phase II Modern Suburban by clothing club tne "Dosnusaiy RiDDers" has been organized i reporters Carol Zueck recreation Owen Fox social events Beverly Parker talent Curtis Parker and Susan Glanville meditation Glen Kawa and Taura Lee Anderson Chippew CHAMBER WARNING Their officers include: Susan McKeen Dresident: Sherrie Lyn Hall vice president Debra Kay ins secretary-treasurer Beware of Cut-Rate food service The theme of the conference was "Looking Ahead to Mar Marcy Lewis reporter busan Brown club engineer Kay Gleason song leader Adult ad Salesmen's Bargains riage" and featured speaKers were Paul Dunn of the LDS visors are Mrs Bonnie wall ana Mrs Beth Lewis First Council of Seventy and Fmmie Nelson national 4-H field representative Bob Kawa SLEEPING BAGS Ogden area residents today Keith Hunt chamber execu-were cautioned to be wary of tive vice president-outof4own salesmen offering BETTER PURCHASE merchandise and sendees at practically every com- pnees that appear to be below instigated the victim those of local firms have purchased the same The Greater Ogden Oiamber local 0 was elected to next year conference planning committee COOKIE CRUMBS The "Six Cookie Crumbs" a Plain City club will study first year cooking Their officers are: Karrie Lund president Kay Truscott vice president Jennell Jenkins secretary Brenda Van Meeter-en reporter Suzanne Taylor song leader and Lora Jensen chairman Club leaders are Mrs Handed $50 Fine of Commerce reporis severe WmeSs firms at lower Jerry Don Taylor 27 of 2454 Now complaints eacn weeK irom re- much quality idents who fail to investigate com7p hp ihio Farr West was 5-lb fill only fined $50 in Citv Court for driv thoroughly the product or ser Qeden firms not inff on revocation He was ar For the man who hasn't everything If he hasn't got the world's finest outboard it's a smart wife who will order his new 1965 Evinrude now There's still plenty of time for Christmas delivery Choose from 18 new models A type for every boat every purpose from skiing to fishing A great gift! As low as SI 800 down Easy terms vice and the company onenng Qnly sjkmA their prod it itfe Viow ore tnvnnvprs hpln- Jean Van Meeteren and Mrs rested on May 24 on Wall Ave by the Ogden Police Two will zip together for double bed Katheryn Lund The Plain Citv "Needle-ettes" "Roofing siding furnace re- provide pair and home are always major fields of ac- economic gr0wth" Mr tivity by these operators said will be headed by Cayl Ethering- FISHING HIP BOOTS Heavy grip sole $105 ton president Glenda Fox vice 6-lb fill only president Cathy utnenngton secretary: Ginger Williams re porter and Mrs Nelda Ether- $99 mgton will act as advisor USEFUL RULES He offered the following rules that will "save embarrassment money and worry" the salesman have a license to do business in Ogden? Act Viim tn ehnw it Defense Depot Employes Save Taxpayers' Cash Heavy duty zipper ond cover EVINRUDE up HOOPER 'CLIPPERS' The "Lippy Clippers" of Hooper have elected officers They are: Jeryl Ann Widdison president: Rita Rouche vice presi SALES SERVICE Everything in DEFENSE DEPOT Is the article a nationally Suggestions from employes this known product fully guaranteed dent Laurie Cunnington secre New Revolutionary Tent Design DELUXE SPRINGBAR TENT tary-treasurer Lana cunning- Leisure Camp CLOTHING Fine count ton reporter Mary Heslop activity director Gaye Reed song leader Their leaders are Mrs Hazel Heslop and Mrs Leanna Rouche A Sets up in SOLVED even for those who perspire heavily past monm nave wvcu wiul local service avauauie: ernment nearly $12000 secure at least three Top suggester of the month estimates from Ogden firms was Glen Hadley Ogden cisming who was awarded $220 for his DELAY SIGNING suggestion possible get legal advice Other employes awarded cash before signing any contract for their ideas were: Russell you actually need the Keoppel Roy and Arlin product or service the salesman Smith Ogden who shared a $70 is selling? award William Kerivan Og- the itinerant salesman den $75 Hugh Taylor Plain registered at the chamber of-Oty $70 Raymond Worrall fice? Ogden $55 Roy Vaughn Call the chamber office Roy $30 Pauline Marble whenever you are in doubt but Ogden $40 Marques Pendle- call before not after signing ton Ogden $25 Paull Johnson anything Roy and Sharlene Calvin Ogden who shared a $25 award AnA Mildred Sparks Ogden $ZOUUU Damage mm less than 5 minutes 13x10 $8995 1 0x8 $6995 10x10 $7995 Including poles and stakes lightweight poplin Washable SHORTS $595 LONG PANT $795 JUMP SUIT $1195 Arraignment Held In Non-Support A former Ogden man who has been sought by police for nearly one year on a non-support charge was arraigned before City Judge Ronald Hyde Don Ellis Morton no address given was arrested and bail HimtctriiiA £30: and the follow Unique new Springbar tents with features not avail was set at $500 Judge Hyde A new anti-perspirant that really works! Solves underarm problems for many who had despaired of effective help Mitchum Anti-Perspirant keeps underarms absolutely dry for thousands of grateful users Positive action coupled with complete gentleness to normal skin and clothing is made possible by new type of formula produced by a trustworthy 5 0-year-old laboratory Satisfaction guaranteedDon't give in to perspiration worries try Mitchum Anti-Perspirant today 90-day supply $300 plus tax Also Creom Formulal Same samo positive action granted him one week to seek able in any other tent Allows more usable floor and headroom space with simplified poles that elim counsel in the matter inate center pole Zippered dutch door Metal stake Poops Full size awning A suit has been filed in Second District Court by RaLayne Shreeve and Dale Shreeve of 405-Tyler against Linda Fay Alton and Parly Alton General damages of $25000 and $1200 in expenses are being sought by Mr and Mrs Shreeve as a result of a May ing employes who received awards of $15 each Donna Spanton Ogden Norval Taylor Ogden Lorin Edwards West Point and Charles Jackson Ogden CAP Message Test Slated The Ogden Civil Air Patrol Woman Fined $60 Jackie Curry 30 of 210 Pendleton was fined $60 for driving on a revoked license and fail JACKETS long or short sleeve $896 Sewn in dry duck floor Zippered door sill 2 windows with inside zipper flap ing to obey a traffic signal She 25 auto accident with the Alton was arrested by Ogden Police car on June 7 at 25th and Wall Driver Fined $25 will hold a message drop contest at the Ogden Municipal Airport every Sunday afternoon throughout the summer unless rescue operations interfere The first contest held last wppk was won bv Bob Kinzer Richard Merino 25 of 3670 Fowler was fined $25 in City Court for failing to obey a stop signal speeding ami driving on an expired license at 32nd and Jefferson The Ideal Father's Day Gift A New OLYMPIA It was held along with a spot ZEBCO Spinning Rod Reel Line Reg $1190 landing contest For Better Vision Have Your Eyes Examined New GRAND OPENING PRIZE WINNERS -PERSONAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITER 93 CONTACT LEASES EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED $5750 Open Friday Night Dr Pawl Ke Nesfell Men's Watch-Chris Helmick Ladies' JoAnn Sangberg Ladies' Ellen Anderson Men's A Mischke Ladies' Sharon MacDougali Linda McMillan Tie Bill Ammann Barry Call Men's Bab Irvine EXPERT WATCH REPAIR Diamonds Watches Jewelry CHUCK MOORE JEWELRfV KAMMEYEB OPTOMETRISTS For Appointment Ph 394 8885 Phone 394-6669 a- 318 24th Street Ogdei 90A9 Wocreirxrfnn Rlvd PllOIie 392-0601 i 6 6 6 6 6 5 5 6'6 5 5 5 8511 0S5JI0 tt Ii A A 6 fl 5 6 5 5 2466 Washington Blvd Dr Murray Carver.