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Show Universal Microfilming Corp. Ave. HI Pierpont Lake Salt City, Utah Jan. 59 State Readies Plans for Hearings " On Interstate Highway in County Volume 61, Number 13 Brigham City, Utah, Wednesday Morning, March 26, 1958 Eight Pages Citizens Invited to Hearings Slated Monday At Brigham City and Wednesday at Tremonton The State Road Commission is completing plans for public hearings in Box Elder county on the Interstate Highday System to be constructed here. Meeting will be conducted in Brigham City on Monday, March 31, at 10 ajn. in the BEHS auditorium, and on Wednesday, April. 2, at 10 a.m .in the Tremonton First ward chapel. It is expected that Ernest H. Pacific Oil.Seeds Inc. Will Contract - Safflower Seed in BE County This Year Dr. Carl C. Claassen, president of Pacific Oil Seeds Inc., contacted County Agent A. Fullmer Allred by telephone Monday, to announce that Pacific Oil .Seeds company will again contract safflower seed in Box Elder county and surrounding areas. Approximately 5,000 acres of safflower was grown in this county last year. Contracts will be available at the Erv Stohl Warehouse in Tremonton and at Crowthers Milling Co. in Malad, Idaho. Farmers are urged to sign contracts in the immediate future so the company will know the amount of seed which will be required here, Allred said. Cost of the seed will again be eight dollars per hundred pounds and it will be made available at Stohls warehouses and at Crowthers mill. Pacific Oil Seeds Inc. will pay $70 per ton for the harvested seed, the president told Allred. Farmers are reminded that safflower seed can be planted in acreage where the government will not allow the growth of wheat, Allred concluded. of the State Balch, member Road Commission representing Northern Utah, will be in attendance at the meetings. He will be joined by Ellis L. Armstrong, director of highways, and other members of the staff. At the hearings, all 'citizens will be given the opportunity to , make statements and present data. The transcript of the hearings will be given careful study by the Road Commission and the Federal Bureau of Public Roads before final decision is made on the general location of the route. After it is finally approved, designing will get under way. The Brigham City hearing will cover the area from the Hot Springs to a point three PINAL EXECUTION The parking meter poles on miles west of Brigham City, a est .Street are literally burned at the stake as Leonard distance of approximately 14 Redelings,-loca- l miles. It is estimated that total machinist, uses a cutting torch at the base cost on this section will amount of each pole to remove the final reminder that Brigham to $8.5 million when the work City once had. parking meters. Supervising the proceedCANDIDATE Mrs. Louise is all completed. Dallas is of the ings Jeppsen Brigham City Corporation Thueson joined the politiS. On Present plans call for beginstreet and water department. ' HUSBAND AND WIFE TEAM Mr. and Mrs. Clair Rud-de- ll ning of right of way purchase in cal race for County Recorder stand at the helm for Veterans of Foreign Wars Post the Willard Bay area some tune when she announced her canBids have been called for by this fall, depending upon the didacy Monday morning on the U. S. Bureau of Reclama- and Auxiliary this year. Mr. Ruddell begins his second outcome of the hearing and comas commander been after year the Republican ticket. unanimously having tion on the first phase of diking of the detailed designs. pletion Ruddell Mrs. was sevas installed Water posed the basis for Willard bay reservoir. auxiliary president The Tremonton hearing will eral problems and proposals conThursday, March 20, at the War Memorial home. Specifications call for the pro cover the Bear River Valley area fronting the city council at a ect to be completed within a for a total distance of approxi300-daregular meeting Thursday. period. Movement of mately 26 miles. It is estimated inCouncilman John Hadfield 2.2 million cubic yards of earth that the total cost of construcBoard Approves BEHS Acapella Choir Tour formed the council that the will be involved in construction tion on this section when comPerry Water company is cement- of a compact, low dam. pleted may reach $15.2 million. Through Central and Southern Utah in April which the ditch ing irrigation Bids will be opened at 10 a. Present plans call for the beruns through the Brigham City m., April 30, at the Ogden office of right of way purAt the March 20 meeting of the Board of Education of ginning He explained that It of Clinton D. Woods, Bureau of chase in the West Brigham to the Box Elder County School District, the usual number of cemetery. was felt too much water was manager for the As part of the Utah Junior Eiwood area late this fall. This requests and reports were heard by the board members for being lost through seepage in Reclamation Mrs. Louise S. Thueson of 607 Weber Basin project Chamber of Commerce top proj- will depend upon the outcome of g ditch. their consideration. the South Second cemetery the and the hearing, East, life completion ects for this year, the Brigham The water is used principally on A request from J. Earl Johnof detailed designs. It is hoped long resident of Brigham City, have constructed Jaycees City property in Perry with a minor ston, music instructor at Box Elthat for bids on this filed declaration of candidacy two The regular meeting of the be roadside tables which will same advertising portion utilized within Brigham der High school, was heard, askmay be done dur- papers on Monday for the office project over to turned the state road of Box Elder County Recorder City. Bunderson school PTA will be commission for use in roadside ing February of 1959. ing permission to take the acaThe council voted to cooperIn conforming to national stan- on the Republican ticket. pella choir on a tour of Central held this evening, Wednesday, parks. ate with the Water Users assoand Southern Utah beginning InMrs. Thueson has previously at 8 p. m. in the school auditoriEach Jaycee club in the state dards for this section of the ciation on the same basis as last terstate Defense Highway, the served in this capacity, having April 14. Board members apnas the undertaken um, with Mrs. Douglas Mann, project proved the request and approyear after hearing a proposal to in 1926. She com which will see hundreds of ta- road will be four lanes, separa- been elected r that effect from Leo Hansen, president, in charge. ted by a median dividing strip pleted priated- an amount equal to 10 year terms of bles made nearavailable for on the cents per mile both ways Election of officers will take Minimum right of way needs office at that time. She has representing the association. use. highway WaUnder the agreement, the tour and eight dollars per day will be 220 feet, with greater since worked extra in the Coun place and a panel discussion It is anticipated that the lo- width requirements toward payment of a bus driver ter Users association will pay will be conducted by the Citiat inter- ty Assessors office and in the Chemical Thiokol Comcorporations The of Chamber Junior oh a chartered bus for the choir. zens for Better Schools com- cal. clubs tables will be located changes and at road and river County Clerks office. $2,500 to the city and both will coordinwill which merce Pubwill hold its annual Ogden office, at two different entrances to crossings. have a water master to coordiThe board also approved a She was married to Edwin T . ate Air Force contracts with its nate water use. lic Service Award banquet to- mittee. Brigham City. The road com- - Studies made by the Research Secnst in 1912. He numbers will choir- to feature Program 1918 quest for died had its official at rockets divisions, Wednesday, mission has night, beginning to agreed ContendS Water Loss provide Department of the State Road after being fatally burnedinwhile third and fourth grade students appear on a television show in opening Monday. m. 8 thb Restauin p. cans "Tropical litter and Council members declined to police the park Commission indicate that the under the direction of their Salt Lake .City in the near fuworking at the Brigham City Jack Buchanan, formerly di- find the city liable in a dispute rant ture. 1. V. teachers, Mrs. May Thomas, areas to keep them clean for saving to the motoring public sugar factory, leaving her to Redmotorists Service The Public to who wish the at a of is in passing which contended Award, Elrector it Box Mrs. to will by Ann amount Reeder and Mrs. operations Ruth $71 million, over raise their two small sons. ' la .Three students from stop. stone division in Huntville, Ala., local resident that the citys originated in 1957, is given each Pulsipher. the next 20 years on the section 1932, she was married to Con der, High school were' excused to a resident of outfall has sewer line Brigham City intercept- year Jaycee President Ross B. Jen- of the Interstate system from Thueson. He passed away in Sepfrom attending school, two be- assumed duties as manager Participating in the discusthe office, located on the twelfth ed spring water previously used who has given outstanding ser- sion will be Board Member Har- son pointed out that construc- the Weber county line to the tember, 1954. ing .excused until the 1958-5to the community during old B. vice school year. This action was floor of the First Security build- on his land. Felt, Supt. K. E. Weight, tion of the tables was done with Idaho State line. The study also An active member of tha The owner, Francis Christen- his or her life. taken after the individual cases ing. Miss Norma Jensen, supervisor cooperation from the shops de- points out that it will save over Church of Jesus Christ of Lattercouncil the told that at the name not The Box will Elder High three million hours of driving -day recipients had been reviewed with the parof elementary education; Robert partment To begin with, the office staff sen, Saints, Mrs. Thueson has line was acting as a drain- be made known publicly until ents. time, and some 200 million miles served in Miss Mabel Christen- school. will ba composed of five engi- pipe for Morgan, various offices of reon his land. the citation is presented at the sen, Mrs. Doris Olsen and Mariof driving distance. spring water A delegation of ladies repre- neers. transferred from Red- age sponsibility in the Relief society to stands he that He ataccess explained On limited of students banquet. divided, lyn Mann, a high school student. senting parents and YWMJA in the stone; and three clerical and City has This years award winner was highways, like the Interstate, Sixth ward. At Brigham tending the Hervin - Bunderson stenographic workers. An ad- lose all the water which since Nominees to be voted on for the present used been his chosen a committee six of family by accidents be will reduced traffic by school met with the board to ditional four Local be will the include PTA offices Donna engineers time, she is a member of the 1900. Jaycee members. discuss and present matters per- added within the by two thirds, with a consequent ward Adams and Helen Felt for presnext several genealogical committee. . Jepp-seDallas A has been the both to program Superintendent to in instructional planned, saving problems public taining Mrs. Thueson has been an arstreets and water depart- according to Maynard Victor, di- ident; Melva Baron and Lillian costs. lives and accident at the school. The superinten- weeks. Westover for vice president; Mild, It was explained that the Og- ment, told council members that rector of the event. The State already has let two dent worker in the Republican dent was asked to make further Beverly Packer and Jean Packbe and difficult a and will den office probcontracts totaling $2 million on party throughout her lifetime, separate complicated study of the problems and bring for er secretary. A total of 1.19 inches of rain the Interstate System in Box and has taken part in all party recommendations to the board apart from the Brigham plant. It lem exists with regard to laying Parents of students attending poured down was located near the Utah divi- a water line to a local residence on the local area Elder county. They cover a dis- activities during each political for consideration. Bunderson school and other insion because most of the produc- which is located near the Perry the i Lakeside School Opened five days as tance of 10 miles in the Howell-Snowvil- campaign since she became- of terested patrons are urged to during made past runwas line. that It voting age. done to be revealed work is area. tion E. a K. expected wet, but mild enWeight reported spring Supt. attend, Mrs. Mann said. She has served as registrar in trance. that it had become necessary here. Thiokol recently was given ning the line to the residence Members of the Bunderson the Brigham City Sixth voting million dollar would entail cutting across Highto open the school at Lakeside a Weatherman Charles Clifford school PTA are imted to particiFun to accommodate students whose Air Force contract, expected to way 191. Councilman John Hadprecinct for more than 20 years. predicted a downturn in temperto was field authorization st pate in naming new officers to atures for the next several given transferred have a been of total She is the mother of Max be first the parents part days work with Jeppsen in meeting carry on the work of the or- bringing with it Co. from of Ogden, and of the lata by Morrison-Knudsoproject. accompanying the problem. ganization during the 1958-5Don Secrist Little Valley to the Lakeside ram and hail. n, Assisting Buchanan will be Plans Progressing school year. area. The school was opened on John feels Mrs. Thueson she that M. McDermott, an emThe water outlook for the Councilman Verl Petersen reProspects for an early settleis well qualified for the position Monday, March 17. with Thiokol for 10 years, coming season is probably more A fun night for Junior M Men which she is were progress- ment on draw-dowthat plans ported payments Board members adopted a pol- ployee seeking as she has P. on are favorable initial staff than the has Others been a it in and Gleaners of North Box El- had previous icy concerning supervision of R. Dykstra, engineering contract ing for the city's annual spring to farmers of the Willard comexperience in that number of reClifford years. der stake is scheduled for Sat- office. the cleanup, scheduled for munity appeared considerably activities which E. U. ported that precipitation so far urday, March 29, at the Eighth Garrison, engi- month of April. He added that brighter after the Monday hearDeadline for filing papers anare held at the smaller elemen- specialist; this month has measured 2.37 ward recreation hall. neer, and S. II. Janovak, office he had been assured full coop- ing in Federal District court. nouncing declaration of canditary schools, by appointing the manager. inches is which considerably local eration civic from The question involved is payorganiProgram will begin at 7'30 p.m. dacy for the coming election has principals of the school to direct above normal. ment for lands condemned and zations and business people. Stake elections will be held been set for July 10, 1958, acthe supervision of such activiActing on a request from CoL taken by the Weber Conservanties. In all elementary schools plus games, skits, and a variety cording to County Clerk K. B, NOTICE Reed M. Calvin and Richard L. cy district for the Willard resof activity. Refreshments will Olsen. except the Central, Lincoln and Vandalism is occuring in the Barth, representing Utah Gen- ervoir. be served. Hervin Bunderson schools in Primary elections will be held heareral was voted At of it conclusion that the the Depot, and Junior in September to eliminate canAll Junior Many robins and Brigham City and McKinley at cemetery. Gleaners of North Box Elder didates to a single ticket to ba Tremonton and the Garland ele- meadow larks are being, killed. military personnel from the ing before Judge Willis W. Ritinstallation will ter, the justice assured the Wilstake are invited. voted on in November. mentary school, payment for su- Markers are being molested, de government The route the of interstate to pay on the existing ba- lard farmers that he would do pervision must be paid by per- faced and broken. A great deal have to highway past Willard and the loof this trouble is caused by sis for use of the citys golf everything in my power sons using the facilities. speed the processes of law and cation of an access road to that The board was advised that young boys carrying air and BB course. The two men had asked that obtain a payment for them in know advertisement had been made guns. Parents should community were revealed to resuse course be made avail- the shortest time possible. of where rental their the bids for for go boys target able of the inviting at a fixed figure for the Appearing op behalf of land idents in a mass meeting in the land at the school site in the practice, and warn them-t- o stay owners at the , hearing were school house Thursday night. depots military personnel. northeast section of Brigham out of the cemetery. Kel- Frank and Lucretia Cook, Wilat Boys found carrying guns Superintendentas Howard memCity,-- Bias were received Blaine Kay, district engineer liam Braegger, George C. Badd-ley- , from director the office of the Board of Edu- within the cemetery proper, will lys resignation said that the fedorber of the local civil defense Mrs. Eva Nicholas, William eral Ogden, will need cation until Friday, March 21. be detained , and turned over a right of highway ganization was accepted with a and Dave Kunzler. The president or the vice presi- the police department. way of from 200 to 300 feet and CX atvote thanks. Chief of Police reFoleyr Joseph Ogden is authorized to Reference made the dent of the board was will parallel the Union Pacific of Brigham John Johnson was appointed to torney, is representing the land railroad tracks west of town. to negotiate a contract for the vised ordinances take owners. his place. City, Utah, 1957: rental of the property. 'Kay explained that an access ' Regarding a decision made at Section Tombstones: . Inroad has been planned to follow and of 13 the Penalty. the Feb. jury meeting Mason lane. However, the state Church-Wid- e Any person u'ho shall injure board, concerning the renewal of will do nothing toward improvfire insurance, the board mem molest or deface any headboard, ing the road because responsibers voted to uphold the pre- tombstones, curbing, fence, mon bility for its upkeep lies with vious action to distribute the ument, tree, shrub or flower or M Men the city of Willard, he added. in other said the e commission n property ag equally any ts Mason lane is presently a dirt ElBox cemetery, shall, upon conviction, among those agents in and gravel road. The road would be to of observances leader. Both class Reeder, der county who have reported be liable to a fine in any sum Typical church-wid- e to be made a part of the in the and Gleaners will partici- have to the board of education an un- not to exceed $200.00, or to be conducted state road system before any and pate in the class. LDS church is the expired State Insurance License, imprisoned not to exceed improvements could be forthobserved be to week has March Gleaner or fine 27, and both Thursday further 22. months, night, imprisThey numbering been set aside as temple night coming from the state. this week by Seventh ward onment. agreed that the matter of con The access route has been inand Gleaners. and a large group is planning taSection Penalty sidering qualifications be The week extends from March to attend evening sessions in cluded to service the residents bled until next year. Any person or persons found of Willard and also for recrea23 to 29. Logan. The board considered a re guilty of violating any of the week-lon- g ob- tional facilities that might be of Climax the of title a with this be shall Activities special began quisition from Bear River High provisions of with construction fireside chat Sunday afternoon, servance will be fun night to be created school for a .tape recorder and guilty of a misdemeanor. most beauthe one of have We March 23, beginning at 5 p. m. held in the ward recreation halL Willard reservoir. took the matter under adviseKay noted that a major intercemeteries in our state, and in the Seventh ward chapeL Mrs. Jerry Poulsen has arment They approved a requis-tio- n tiful meet'is proposed for Hot the change are of at we the Featured for parents fireside asking the chat; speaker ranged for the purchase of a record this city to call this article to ing was Merlin Reeder, re- Mrs. Frances Christensen and Springs. JunRiver the for Bear player the attention of their boys, so cently returned missionary from Mrs. Neva Wilson for temple Also planned are two underior High school. SHARP TURN The unusual position of this semi-trailwas caused when it jacknifed that we may still maintain this New England field. night, and Mrs. Gwena May passes to aid farmers in crossCall For Bids one-ha-lf our about to mile west afternoon on of as 30s. A woman was in- credit Corinne a to on west lands Friday and LaRae Miss the Highway spot their ing Korth i A beauty Bowen, March 25, was regular Tuesday, accepted gift of $200 1955 model when crosssedan side to stop and the unable of was unwas Helen Mrs. are she the Other members was conducted highway. MIA jured Dickey class driving (at left) chool community. from the McKinley of the fun night committee; cab ed into the the of ings are pending farmer needs. semi. Mrs. Ruth of the direction der twisting , on Ifene Council Faced Bids Called for Dike Project Usual Problems Handled by Board Of Education at March 20 Meeting Water Problems Bunderson PTA Jaycees Complete Brigham Lady Is Candidate Meeting Slated Roadside Tables For Recorder y " Tonight, 8 p.m. slow-runnin- Thiokol Opens Jaycees Slate Public Service Doors to Ogden Office Monday two-fou- DinnerTonight - tho-oeape- 9 - Area Gets Wet Spring HopeSeenfor le Early Payment lf Night Set for Of Farm Claims 9 Jr. Se-cri- Gleaners M-Me- n Willard People Informed of Highway Route n Seventh Ward Joins in and Gleaner Week Observance n M-M- er f ojq j |
