_ Teen-agers at three Ogden City high schools will take driving to tests late this month designed ‘qualify | them for the annual Junor - Chamber of Commerce Teen- cme ghiee" - lFina lists in JC senkee — Road-e-o Compete on May 5 aiaatm~©:, ts | | From the test eliminations, the Jaycees expect to get about 100 finalists for the Road-e-o “drivei on May 5 Pug at a driving 15, who site have a driv- six months’ er's permit and a clean record of : ) driving for the are eligible. past It is up to school officials to decide when the students take the tests but it must be by the end of this month, according to Jaycee Chairman Ray Moss. Three Ogden City winners will he picked, one from each school. GO TO STATE Local State winners finals in will early RAY MOSS , go to the June. From J aycee Chairman three winners were named to the ; Utah finalists, a winner will state finals. eeto Washington, D. C7" Wp Weber. High School students August to compete for the na- living west of Ogden” ‘River take tional tit part in the Roy Junior Chamber oa of f Road- -e-9 is patthe National Truck Commerce Road-e-o. — Other Weber High students liv- ing in the Washington Terrace) and South Ogden area will par- ticipate race in the Washington Junior, Chamber Ter- contest. The Jaycees have named five | committeemen to fe Mr. Moss with the Road-e-o prizes and awards; ' 1 Wright, screening and testing Stewart Radmall is J: aycee ‘proj| ect director. wil l} |