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Show Page 4 THE SIGNPOST 24 Hours a Day Security Department Guards VJSC By Joe S. Wright Signpost Managing Editor Did you ever wonder what the major parking violations were at Weber State? The campus Security Department reports that improper parking in faculty areas is the number one offense. Other major violations include parking in unmarked areas, failure to display a parking decal, and backing into parking stalls. As of Nov. 1, about 1200 violations were issued by the department. Fines range from $2 to $10. Most complaints about tickets RADIO KWCR-FM 88.1 MC WEEK OF NOV. 7 to 1 lHi MONDAY 6:30 Music In the Air 7:30 Standard Broadcast 8:00 According to Mr. Jefferson 8: 15 Annals of Thought 8:30 Ohio State University Forum 9:00 College Concert 10:00 News and sign off TUESDAY 6:30 Music in the Air 7:30 To be announced 8:00 L.D.S". Institute Devotional 8:30 Music and Memories 8:45 The Scholar's Bookshelf 9:00 College Concert 10:00 News and Sign Off WEDNESDAY 6:30 Music in the Air 7:30 To be Announced 8:00 Challenges In Education 8:05 Great Ideas 8:30 Collebe Author's Forum 8:45 Science 66 9:00 College Concert 10:00 News and Sign Off THURSDAY 6:30 Music in the Air 7:30 Tabernacle Choir 8:00 Fish and Game Report 8:05 Wildcat Sports with Tom McMullin 8:15 WSC Report 8:30 French Program 9 00 College Concert 10:00 News and Sign Off FRIDAY 6:30 Music in the Air 7:30 In Ogden This Week 8:00 From the Midway 9:00 College Concert 10:00 News and Sign Off come from middle -- aged women, said department officers. When a car owner gets a ticket he can either pay the fine within seven days or appeal the violation.To appeal a violation, the owner must put up bond at the security department office, 4040 Tyler Ave., within seven days. He may make an appointment to make appeal in court or simply appear in court at the designated time. Security Department officers encourage a car owner to make an appeal if he thinks he has received a ticket unfairly. Appeals Court is held bi-monthly in room 208 of Building Two. The court has a committee of six members, with Dick Rogers as chairman. The faculty and staff members are chosen by the college administration. Faculty members are Mr. Rogers and Steven Moss while Steve Bennion and Lyle Richins represent the college staff. Winslow Hurst and F. L. Chase, student representatives on the Committee, were appointed by the studentbody executive council. Weber State hired a full time security officer for the first time in September 1964 because of an increase in campus traffic, student enrollment, and on campus housing. The college now has three full time officers. Capt. William E. Carver was the first officer on campus. He was an officer with the Ogden City Police for eight years. Bill "Sandy" Sandstrom began a night shift in 1965. He is a former contractor and WSC student. mumon men Haircuts STILL J1B0 Clyde' I I Block bel s Barber Shop low Wosh. 332 - 36 Street 1 DIAMOND RINGS 6 LYRIC FROM $100 to ' ests jRegistered Jeweler American Gem Society 2429 Washington Blvd. The final officer, Sgt. George Lindstrom, was recently put on full time after part time employment with the office. He has been with the Ogden City police for 21 years. The Security Department believes the extra officers give the campus better police coverage at all hours of the day and night. Their main job is to control traffic and safety and to enforce campus traffic rules and regulations. A special check is made at night on all buildings and dormitories to make sure they are locked. The Security Department operates on an annual budget of $23,555. This pays for salaries, equipment and a secretary, Delene Blake. Capt. Carver hopes to obtain another car in the near future. The department now has a 1963 Ford and a Cushman scooter, which "already has paid for itself," he said. So far this year 5,280 decals have been sold by the department. Last year 6060 decals were sold to faculty, staff, and students. This year's figure, however, should equal or better that of last year, according to the department.Parking decals now cost $2.50 per year. The fee was only 25 cents in 1964. Carver noted that parking fees at Utah State University are $7.50 per year and $15 at the University of Utah. "As the master plan is developed, students will eventually be assigned to a parking lot," Carver said. At the present time, the campus has parking space for 3,780 cars. November 4, 1 966 Most of the areas are usually filled, except for the dirt lot north of Wildcat Stadium. The Ogden City Police usually assist the campus off icers with another three cars and officers for expected large crowds at football and basketball games. "The city has been helpful in assisting us," Carver said. The department uses radio control with the city police whenever extra help is needed, he said. Winter Quarter is the worst time for traffic accidents. The department reminds students to take precautions for bad weather driving. Six accidents alone were reported during the small snowstorm a month ago. WSC YEARBOOK will be on sale Wednesday UB Main Desk Nobody has a smoother line! Than MrWrangler III PERMANENT PRESS Shirts and Slacks With FORTREL Say no more . . . Mr. Wrangler has the last word in that stay-neat, wrinkle-free look. Naturally, they're Permanently Pressed 50 Foitret polyester, 50 cotton. Completely guaranteed for one year's normal wear. SEE WAYNE WILCOX CLOTHIER FOR FAMOUS MR. WRANGLER SPORTSWEAR or write Mr.Wrangler Suite 929, 350 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10001 (8 fSA ill i ' If 1 C F.lANree- FORTRELIS.A T M OF FIBER INDUSTRIES. |
