| Show Second Section SECTION Second Section t OGDEN CITY Glories of the Past Residents Ask Action On Sanitation WASHINGTON TERRACE— Immediate action on the solution of sewer and sanitation problems south of the Terrace was requested last night by a large number of residents attending a zoning meeting Robert D Tucker According-tdirector of the Weber county planning staff establishment of a sewer district and installation of a water system is the solution State and county health officials revealed earlier that recent water sanitation checks indicated 60 percent of the homes in the area are using contaminated well water Can Petition Robert Pinney of the state board of health and Linn C Baker county health inspector told the group they could petition that a sewer district be established forHhe area The petition j they said would be directed to the Washington Terrace Housing corporation and Ogden City The discovery of contamination is to bring an order halting expected 11 building in the area until a pure water system is installed A check of wells in the area is If being conducted until spring they continue to reveal contamination home construction will be suspended The contamination reportedly results from cellpools and septic tanks in the area which drain into the same surface water that is being pumped into the homes for culinary purposes Last night's meeting was called by the county planning commission and was held in the Terrace Community building Approximately 40 residents attended These ineluded members of the South Ogden planning commission and the town board Purpose of the meeting was to consider proposed amendments to the zoning map and ordinance for the Terrace and southeast section of the county Zoning Approved Zoning as now recommended meets with the genera! approval of property owners present it was reported Two requests were made for additional commercial zoning west of the Terrace Residents south of the Terrace also expressed a desire for raising fowls and animals which would be Pnitted in limited numbers according to the recommendations '"d? BaLSBHaiaHBH' A request to lower zoning quirements along Harrison FEBRUARY 29 1952 IB Well Can You Tie That! Free Parking DeMolay Banquw Ttelbt at 7:30 At City Lot re- BKVwTlk be- Thirty-fourt- h and Thirty-fift- h was among several considered at meeting of' the Ogden city planning commission night Two property owners on the east side of Harrison want the block re-duced from residential l which restricts use to single family oc- The cupancy to residential 5 latter allows multiple type dwellclubs and ings other uses Referred to Staff Ralph C Duvall planning commission chairman said the request was referred to the planners' technical staff for further study before a public hearing is called The hearing would be before the city council which alone is vested with the authority to making zoning T changes he said One establishment in that vicinity the Double J Ranch HoOse restaurant 3376 Harrison is in violation of the zoning code and this has been the source of citizen complaints for many years the planners noted Under study of the planners is a petition of a property owner to s have a acre tract at Thirty-sixt- h and Gramercy zoned commercial l when the area is incorporated as part of Ogden city The planning commission has recommended the tract be classified residential l when the annexation is made to conform with surNo decision was rounding areas made pending further investigation and study Recommend Hearing The planners recommended that Ik Bk 'Jam-aaasBBBsV am "hitf" asam jbH BV sPv iSaPPBBBsLamvlHaaBBBBW ' ill aasBBsaasa 'ife JmT J j R-- bvKsbbbbbbbbbbbbWS 'iiB v ''IILlfHr MwfcV H assB ?m $B issssssBL J Bfk Jtf m V& y' A direct link with the past will be provided on "Weber day" March 5 when civic and church dignitaries gather for Weber college groundbreaking ceremonies at the new campus Thirty-eight- h and Harrison Seated on the platform with President David O McKay of the L D S church and President H Aldous Dixon of the college will be Mr Annie B Moench Widow of the founder of Weber college Louis Frederick Moench Mrs Moench is 92 years old and resides with her daughter Mrs Walter R Davis 2769 Tyler She wouldn't miss it for the world on "Weber day" if her health permits Mrs Moench said A native of Ogden where she was born July 15 1860 Mrs Moench was married to Mr Moench at the Salt Lake endowment house April 24 1883 by President Joseph F Smith of the L D S church She was 23 years old at the time By then Weber stake academy as the college was then known was a going concern Annie had been a pupil there under Mr Moench Before her and after her graduationmarriage she also taught school at Harrisville at Madison school in Ogden and at Central school now occupied by the Ogden Elks club She was a daughter of Richard Ballantyne who founded the first L D S Sunday school was an early settler of Weber county and at one time published the Ogden Daily Junction forerun one of the papers which nerof ma Re up the present Ogden Examiner K She is sreriallv Tirrmrl said of her work in organizing the Sunday school at the Ogden submitted They also desired to boost the present minimum lot size to 8000 square feet or larger Other proposed changes include residential for the entire Terrace extension of the commercial l district to Thirty-sixt- h street and Harrison and two commercial districts in the Terrace' 4-- A C-- Ogdenite's Son Wins Promotion Bal-lanty- ne M Forsha son of Mr and Mrs David R Forsha 859 Canyon road has been promoted to general agent in the Kansas City passenger department by the Union Pacific railroad Mr Forsha has been city passenger agent at Cchicago since 1948 He started service with the railroad In Ogden and worked in Butte Salt Lake City fhd Boise before to Chicago 0mt A native of Utah -- he attended Ogden high 8chool and Wsber college before entering employ of the railroad His father was Weber county deputy assessor for 18 years Standard-- Fourth ward one of the first in the city because of her father's part in Sunday school work During her long life Mrs Moench has been active in almost every phase of L D S church activity As a young girl she helped organize Ogden's first unit of the Retrenchment society now known as the Young Women's Mutual Improvement association She was also long an active member of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers But Mrs Moench doesn't live In the past She keeps up with the news of the day and closely follows the proposed expansion plans of Weber college She also likes to She made her first airplane fly flight at the age of 80 and from then on that has been the only mode of long distance travel for her "I'd rather travel by air than any other way" Mrs Moench said ''It's so much faster than land travel and there isn't that long grind" In addition to her Mrs Davis Mrs Moenchdaughter has another daughter Mrs Reed Sumner Davis and a son Wilfred B Moench both of whom live in Los Angeles She also has 14 grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren with whom she keeps in close contact Farr West Stake Dance L D S Farr West stake dance will be held in the L D S Plain City ward hall tomorrow at y p m There will be a prize waltz and fox trot Budget tickets win oe nonoren eight-thirt- R-- rem if- in rnnn 4 ho Vitra Pninfi business district from 2 to be airea at a public bearing Mr Duvall said several businesses there now including taverns exceed permitted uses Denied was a petition to lower zoning requirements at the Intersection of Thirty-sixt- h nd Washto ington from residential R-- 3 2 commercial The planners earlier had received numerous requests of residents of the vicinity protesting any zoning changes officials said Other petitions included one from a property owner who wants the immediate area of the intersection of Thirty-thirand Grant from residential R-- 5 to commercial 2 Planners asked the owner to submit a designed plan of proposed developments including provisions for before deciding whether toparking submit the request at a pub-li- e C-- C-- 3 C-- d re-zon- ed C-- hearing Blood Typing Set In Four Towns NORTH OGDEN Feb 29— Blood typing in four communities will be sponsored by the North Ogden Kiwanis club in with the Weber Countycooperation Medical society and Parent Teacher associations Harrisville and Farr West residents may be typed at Wahlquist school Tuesday March 4 while on March 18 Marriott citizens will be typed at Wahlquist March 25 will be the date for Slaterville citizens to be typed All North Ogden residents who were not typed during the clinics in their own communities may report to any of the above clinics Porter Gooch of North Ogden in cnarge ot the pro m" ''j' C-- Widow of College Founder Will Be 'Weber-DaGuest K I I A-- i! ! 1 asssssssssssssssss stars girls feast your eyes en what comelv Lurlien Morris (the viss Ogden) hat roped In Hollywood' Raj Milland no lettE And on Leap day too But the picture in i (intp hat it seeaS tart is the movieland notable let Miss Morris toss a lasso aver him for quite another purpose It's an indorsement of the Red Cross "round-up- " that Hill air force base has planned for Mondav Kmploye have been 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M- city-coun- es pay 7000 for these McClanahan's has the smartest styles f i n e s'f quality lowest prices in qirls' fashions! y ur three-fourth- Mrs Annie B Moench widow of the founder of Weber college Loots inucucn iuokn over one volume or ner cuppings which cover ricgiim doings of the college and the church over a period of several generations She will be guest of the college at ground breaking ceremonies on new campus "Weber day" March 5 y free parking at the owned lot behind Munici pal building may soon come to a hlt — except for n?fCia cart The city manager and Weber county commissioners are eon earned about the tad that prac- ticaiiy every empty stall fte eatts la the morning aad given up until nightfalL Some parkera even take rlearly marked official apacrs individuals who work inside the must look eUewhaaal building Two-hoparking meters are being considered as a possible out Ogden City traffic department la making a study of the problem along with the suggestion that eat clocks be installed City Manager C J Allison ta a meeting with county iaf Ml er& jaid he was particularly Mni at more than a few car owners who wmar turn a wheel except on Sunday "We're furnishing garage aCMfti modations for these people" he said Ownty Commissioner LvmetHf Hess thinka there s a law in the city books to take rarr of thfl m portunlata To his way of insewi ing it's lust simple matter at enforcement It meters are set up most employes of the city and county will hatsa to feed in nickels and pen-nisame aa else ftrty those who areeverybody in and nut nffSi lot on baisinesa will be entitled to gratis parking All-da- 'isssc 'jflpeaL R-- it' rhaoter Order of Oe will hold the annual fath ers and sons' banquet tonight at seven-thirtin the Masonic terrple banquet hall The 28th anniversary ot the Ogden chapter will also be observed MsljM speaker will be Rn A Cad man Garretson at th First Entertain Presbyterian cbureh ment wH be prooed bv oi me May Be Halted last - J EVENING tween IP ) Non-Prof- FRIDAY Changes Asked In Ogden City Zoning Laws ln aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaHHb UTAH 1 a wurnus u t |
