Show i 4 THE OGDEN (UTAH) 14b " I ¥ s Carelessness Costs $50 West Hartford Elects First Democrat-H- e's Conn — Attorney HARTFORD Reinhart L Gideon a member of one of Ogden’s most prominent families has become the first i Marvin D Saunders 19 of 128 2nd St was sentenced in the Ex-Ogdenite City Court to pay $50 or serve 25 days in jail on a careless A $450 propfrom Ogden High School in 1908 driving charge accident was inand after graduating from Am- erty damage V volved herst College in 1912 and Harvard law school in 1915 practiced law t)gden for five years before comUNIVERSAL TRAVEL1 ing to Connecticut to take up his SERVICE INC permanent residence- One of the most respected memLobby — Hotol Bon Lomond bers of the Connecticut Bar Association he served for seven years - New Telephone as assistant state’s attorney for Hartford Countyr He was for 21 V Democrat ever elected to the Connecticut Legislature from this city’s plush suburb — West Hartford He is the son of the late Judge and Mrs Valentine Gideon who left Ogden in 1945 to spend the last days with their West Hartford son Judge Valentine Gideon served for many years on the Utah Supreme Court He died in 1951 one year after Mrs Gideon passed away Mr- Gideon’s upset victory in the heavily Republican West Hartford area came this month when the voters picked him to succeed a Republican representative from that town who retired The election was a tribute to the great personal popularity Mr Gideon holds with members of both political parties Born in Missouri Mr Gideon grew up in Ogden and lived there from 1890 to 1919 He graduated 4-26- years public defender for Hartford County Mr Gideon in addressing fellow House members after taking his oath reminisced on his happy boyhood days spent in Utah and his satisfying mountain-climbinexperiences - IT’S DIFFERENT— Something new in local musi cal organizations is the boys’ choir above patterned after the famous Tucson Boys’ Chorus of Arizona It has 40 vpices and 12 trumpet players- - Ogden Adopts New Uniform Plumbing Code A new uniform plumbing code for Ogden has been adopted by the City Council with the understanding that it is to conform with provisions of the new- state plumbing code when the latter - is adopted City Manager E J Allison said Ogden plumbers have no objections to the city’s new codes provided they remain in line with the state requirements He met with plumbers and E J Blood state plumbing inspector prior to the Council meeting The public will benefit by the new code because of assurance of having standard methods and uniform materials used the eity manager said Members of the trade will find it easier to bid on plumbing Jobs ' because material specifications are more detailed he added Troop 30 Girl Scouts will dean up grounds and plant a cover crop on the Meadows picnic grounds in South Fork next week weather permitting Clark Anderson Cache Forest ranger said yesterday The troop led by Mrs Lynn Richardson had planned to go out yesterday but the grounds were too wet At the Meadows 12 to 15 girls planned to plant a cover crop of grass in the area formerly used as a baseball field and game area In addition they planned to clean up debris and tidy up the ground- sRanger Anderson said the work would coincide with an area wide campaign among Girl and Boy Scout and Explorer groups in the area to clean up litter along canyon roads and mountain trails Na-iton- al Unusual Boys' Chorus to Give Concert May 2 Group Is Patterned After Famous Tucson Unit musical organization consisting of more than 50 boys from 9 to 16 years will make its first formal appearance in a concert at the Ogden High School auditorium the evening of May 2 The unusual unit was patterned after the famous Tucson Boys’ Chorus from Arizona The group is composed of a chorus of 40 voices and a choir The vocal group performs classical folk songs and popular numbers The trumpet choir performs as a unit and also as trios and duets The two groups perform together on some numbers The ensemble was created by Mr and Mrs Glenn L Hanson prominent Ogden musicians It was organized last September and has been rehearsing regularly since Mr Hanson conducts the vocal groups while Mrs Hanson has charge of the trumpet players Admission for the concert will be $1 for adults and 50 cents for A new et students The proceeds will be used to take the group on tours later said Mr Hanson Members of the trumpet choir are Leon Clark Gary Thomley Carl Dursteler Norman Jim Jackson Peck Stevenson Lynn Madsen Jim Watts Wayne Peterson Lowell Peterson LeRay Yorgason and Frank Ellis Members of the vocal group are John Becker Barry Bingham Dickie Bishop Jeffry Booth Charles Bowring Mac Ray Brown Reeve Butler Ray Carey Brent Clark Morrill Clark Kent Cole Sum-meri- ll man Lynn DeBry Michael Dennison Richard Dunkley Layne Evans Timothy Foley Douglas Gaskill Gregg Hanson Wayne An evening of special entertainment fothe public is being -planned by the LDS Forty-firs- t Ward MIA in the form of a dance revue to be held in the Ogden High School auditorium Thursday at 8 pm All proceeds will go toward the building of the new ward chapel now under construction at 32nd St and Polk Ave Students of Carol’s Dance Studio under direction of Carol Hammond will present theirs spring dance recital Theme of the revue will be “An Evening of Dance” It will include a of such as tap numbers variety routines ballet toe and modern innovations Cuban rhythms native dances personality songs and others Public is invited to attend Admission is 75 cents for adults and 25 cents for children un- Harris Dennis Hartman Sherman Hes-loRobert Hoffman John Hoffman Paul Jeffs Stephen Johnson Denny Jorgenson Stephen L Liddell Willard Maughan David Maughan Bruce Nilson Buddy der Parker Boyd Putman Leon Leland Spendlove Bill Tribe Eddie Van Zweden Ricky Williams Stephen Young and Bill Zeman p Rip-pling- er Petition Supports Earlier Attempt To Rezone Area Three students from this area attending the Brigham Young Student at Lawrence S Fryer to rezone an area in vicinity of Wall Avenue and 12th Street was presented to the City Council Mr Fryer’s recent request for the city to lower the area from light to heavy manufacturing brought sharply-worde- d protests from a group of residents living west of the affected district Mr Fryer asked the city to extend the heavy manufacturing area from 12th Street to the vifor a short cinity of Ogden River distance on both ' sides of Wall Avenue Fryer’s 19 supporters stated in “This is their petition that the only part of Ogden which may be devoted to heavy industry’’ and that it is already “rapidly growing as an industrial All Air Linos All Railroads All Steamship Linos All Hotels All Tours Uveffstockeri ToiTrrfifiTo) UD tfo up 50 offff i PIANOS AND BAND INSTRUMENTS 5 tfo 20 offff i MYN1S MUSIC CO: 2260 Washington Blvd J Exclusive Dealers for STEINWAY AND LESTER PIANOS CONN ORGANS Mail r3 this coupon now I'll send you Greyhound's new Save That 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