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Show DESERET NEWS - I V- - NO TELEGRAM. Sail lake City, Saturday. June ,1962 P" A3 The NEWS At S A-Glan- ce Jet R unvayWork Revise d Vi 1 . the 10,000-foo- t , Plans for resurfacing jet runway at the. Salt Lake Municipal Airport has been revised to 'cut ex-- ' penses. City Engineer Roy W. McLeese said Friday. The program originally called for resurfacing the entire runway, which includes 3,700 feet of c6ncfete. Cost of to be $237,000, with the Federal Aviation the project-tf- as Agency paying about 63 per cent and the city, 37 per cent However, according to Mr. McLeese, the FAA would not participate in the proposed resurfacing of the concrete areas. ' The program now calls for resurfacing only the the asphalt portion of the runway or about 6,300 feet. Cost of the new plan is about $160,000. ' Mr. McLeese said that this represents a savings of about $30,000 To the city. Original plans were to increase the single wheel capacity of the runWay. to 75,000 pounds: However, under the revised program, the load limit will remain at 60,000 pounds. ln addition to resurfacing the runway, 'plans also construction of a $150, 00Q fire and rescue station near the airport terminal building. 1 L J V ' 1 5 ? y-- VVV': t ;w ' ; ''Tfff I f TV - .' 'V -- "s' j)Q . v ' N 'JrO vftSfe 5 '- - if s' p' Foothill Drive Traffic Islands Urged to block traffic on A proposed plan southeast-boun- d - Purpose of the project is to reduce the severity of Occ- idents at the octopus-likFoothill Dr. from crossing tersectlon. City Traffic En21st East, "will probably Carol Bateman gineer Janies W, Challis said bother a few people, but will that although there have . County Dairy Princess also save a life or two, the not been many accidents at Wins Dairy Title- the location, there have been Salt Lake Traffic Advisory some bad ones due to fast Council said Friday. A sinking: brown haired Under the proposed move traffic. Mill creek - beauty,- - com East would concrete islands The by the State Road Commispeting in her first queepcon- be - to sknn the traffic-wou- ld which now crosses two other test, walked off with the title" blocked by two concrete Dairy traffic flowandmingte of -Motor vehicle would be with a third flow, according, Princess Friday night "Winner of theco veted honor to Mr. Challis. able to use Sunnyside Ave. Tbif" engineerd Isociiediwas'ro1 Batemanr18, daugh- (Two Hocks north of ihe in three other intersections ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. tersection ) to 21st East, then 2139 Wilmott Dr. make a half left turn back to which already have had six Bateman, (3560 South). East this 7th accidents Foothill Dr, year: Miss Bateman was chosen' Fietdhouse for baccalaureate This was"he setting in Geerge-Nets- on Vehicles would also be able and 21st South, 9th East and ice helcT Friday night andxommencement exerprincess from a field of dairy Redwood and 27th 8th on continue South, to through cise Saturday morning for Uta h State University graduates. 22 finalists who competed for Avenue. Road and Indiana South. the title in Prudential Federal Savings Auditorium. She will Harm Does Arm To Lutherans Sing represent Salt Lake County in USU MURRAY The right arm of the Utah Dairy Prlncess con The Bethany College Choir from Lindsborg, Kan., Paul R. Confreres, 31, 4010 S. test in November. Selected las attendants to will sing Sunday at 8 p.m. in West Temple, took a beating Miss Bateman were Mary Jo Zion Evangelical Lutheran Saturday morning. Church, 1070 Foothill Dr. (1900 Mr. Contreres had a muscle Maero, 20, daughter of Mr. cramp in the arm as he was and Mrs Tracy Maero,"3203 East). his car north neau5655 Kenton Dr. (2760 South), as Thehoir is under the diree- - driving first attendants and Renae tion of Elmer Copley, accord- S. 6th West about 5:56 a.m. He lost control of the a.uto, Stone, 18, daughter of Mr. and ing to the Rev. Neale E. Nel- left the road, and hit two Mrs. Lloyd P. Stone, 12967 S. son, host pastor. The public Continued from First Page Hath-erynowned oars by parked 1300 East, Draper, second at is invited.to the program. Allen, 2 E.Miller St tendant lessor emeritus of irrigation The choir is currently tour(4685 South), and- William Miss Maero is a junior at and drainage engineering, ing several western states. Leon Cook, 5649 S. 6th West Lutheran National USU, and Dr. N. APedersen, University of Utah where she Other in was Total $1,500, damage CounciL-Churcbein the Salt dean emeritus. College of Hit in . recreation eluding $1,000 hr the Allen lsmajorlng manities and Sciences, USU is a 1962 Miss Lake area are assisting In the vehicle Stone therapy. and $400 to Mr, Conof Jordan High Joseph E. Whitesides, presihousing of choir members. own car. graduate treres dent, USU Alumni Association, His arm? The cramp disap- School. The new princess, who SatwelcomejFthe graduates to the peared but he received painful alumitfassociation. bruises and lacerations on the urday morning still felt the BYU Musical Selections same arm, was treated at Salt ecstasy of winning the title, he University Concert Lake General Hospital and exclaimed, "I am real excited and feel this is such an honor." nd presented "Pines of the released. Miss Bateman, a 1962 graduAppian Way, by Ottorino ate Olympus High School, Respighi and the graduates THsy're Dynamite! also of received a one-yea-r college sang the Alma Mater Hymn It The bird catches early scholarship for winning the by Theodore M. Burton. hi if the he face square title. princess Mary Caddie, also a redoesnt watch out cipient of the University CitiGerald R-- North, Shots Clink Set C. D. Michaelson Dr N. A. Pedersen Dr. O. W. Israelsen zenship Award, offered the PROVO The business end East, was digging for night benediction and the recessional free A 4 . . . honorary degree Salt Lake County Ima.m. under a . . . honored by school . . . USU citation of a good society was empha- crawlers at was to Clifton Williams "Regal clinic will be held munization His hush in his backyard. sized here at a banquet conProcession. turned up a black Monday, 1 to 3 p.m., at Piodiggings Dr. Morgan reminded the cluding the week long manage- box. neer Hall, 1137 W. 7800 South, graduates that flp to now yoic accumulated by you; wealth ment conference which con- West Jordan. Inside: 32 sticks of dynahave been enjoying dividends that is all the more valuable eluded at Brigham Young Uni- mite and 100 inches of fuse. earned by the wealth of a na- because of its stand-bability Mr. North turned the poto serve you the instant you tion. versity Friday. tential bomb over to police He enumerated the sizable need it Speaking atthe 'concluding who passed it on to a local encumbered with, "How will you pay your DrVWilliamE.Morgan debt each Isbefore banquet for management outlet for explosives and birth and in- debt? he asked. Basically by graduates was O.C. Tanner, mine supplies. commencement speaker beginning cluding doctors, wonder drugs, producing more in your life- Continued from First Page kind today had Christ never Salt Lake City businessman hospitals, specialists and edu- time Jth an . you consume Girl On 'Pilgrimage' and philosophy professor, Ine.y cation. Whats left over will be called dreamofatime"Uiroughout visited He pointed out that all men 6ne of the nations largest "I believe that A any examhumbly his the eternities when Sandy girl savings by you, but to the soDevelopment Symbol engineering was among a group of set 2,000 years ago will not worthy ambition to which we are different, with different you it ple "Tomorrow as you travel to ciety that grub-stakecapabilities. They need to be youths from throughout the and installation firms, is tha to man lead of cercan more heights greater be will aspire Job on is just plain capital; some of virtue and your first treated so, Mr. Tanner said low bidder oh a contract to western U.S. who left , accomplishments. A good business in a good highways that were years in it material, some of it intan- Christs leadership is more po- tainly assured and advanced by build the Glen Canyon power three-weeon a Pil designing and building, you gible, all of it valuable, espe- tent in enjoying -- andevidencing- the society carefully faces the facf grimage for Youth, to the plant. than today to the next will ride in a generation that cially divine nature in all that we of individual difference, and eastern states and Canada. Their bid was $7,899,000. LOGAN It was family day represents a half carriage de- whose amvaj will signal the ever before. The results of His marked the second. time rewards as best it can each It centurys is Dianne Smith, She are do. promission earthly at the 60th annual commenc- velopment by perhaps a half beginning of another cycle of gressively magnified. We dare of Mr. and Mrs. lhat the firm had been the low Let me therefore urge you man and each woman daughter debt creation and redemption. not think of the status of man- ement at Utah State University million r e s e a r c h engineers so live that upon the blank mg to his or her -- singular Glenn Smith, 244 N.- - 5th bidder on - the Glen Canyon Use Good Fortune of the future your rec- worth and productivity. East, Utahs delegate at Dam project. for Dr. Daryl Chase, the insti- alone, pages And when you reach your educaR. Covey, BYU bus large, and winner of a con I formal be so written as to your hope ord They submitted a low bid of Stephen may tutions president destination you need waste no tion will have given you disclose a continuity through- - iness professor, also spoke to test for scholarship, civic, approximately $13 million for Dr. Chase, who always has in setting up the struc- - fii chooi and church activity engineering-an- d the 28 management furnishing a deavor toward the attainment ing last-daplenty of Interest and -- pride ture4)f an organized, func- peoples, other places, and activity. His sub- - The trip, which indudes a 345 KV transmission line of in the university students, tioning society in which to live. Other times, so that you will Continued from First Page of every worthy objective you jeet was The Release Philos- - visit to the U.N. is sponsored approximately 300 miles front Its to there, true already' set for yourself, to the exclu- ophy of Management Colo the intpput ready by the Odd Fellows and Glen Canyon five-stat- e perspective justifiably had more Saturday serve your needs, whether you measure of your good fortune ings could be completed and sion of-af- Rebekahs. is unworthy. that rado River project. storage to as he presented diplomas need an aspirin, a lawyer, or a at being able to get so much construction started' In about Seek His Help his wife and son. . carburetor mechanic. At your for what you pay. six months. He explained that Law Enforcement Seminar Thursday know "I that God lives In Mrs. Alice Chase, a graduate bidding is the wealth of -- "Nowhere else on earth can the building plans-w- as previ- A thehoavons to ve seminar on problems of law enforcement and adminTles8 and of the University of Wyoming, wx you even approach the bargain ously designedfor the site at to help us His children here to be held in Salt Lake City Thursday in the Pruwas awarded aT master's degree istration, that Americans obtain when 1st South and Richards Street on earth. Let us seek his Way To Find Out dential Savings and Loan auditorium, is scheduled aa a help 4 in education, Peter Chase re- - "If you while and will settle remain for Dr. their they taxes, want to find out Just they and not endeavor to stand means of improving law enforcement in Utah. ceived a bachelors degree id substantially the same modi- alone. ' - how small a factor is your abil-it- Morgan declared. Featured speaker will be Peter J. Pitches, sheriff of , Intangible obligations can be fications will be necessary to Invocation for the baccalau-reatto pay In meeting your Los Angeles County, Sheriff Pitches, a native Utahn, for This -- fall he will enter the lomeet new condltions of In the contributions "by paid your heldneeds, Dr. take in the service, merly lived in Park City. University of Chicago Medical barrels of Morgan said,to field w some significant inno- cation, Nelson Fieldhpuse, was your money George any vation in Highly regarded nationally for his police work in School. His wife, Patricia, a new will The gjTrinasium organization or manNoroutside North Amer-Ir- a offered -1961 graduate of USU, received Country have a 165 footfronran Maln man Ricbe of Sty John's Epis- - on an extremely Involved tax sprawling Los Angeles County, Sheriff- - Pitches will speak mans agementof and see if it the University's FhuiliPutting JusFone 360 foot frontage copai Church, Logan, and the case concerning income taxi foreement, and on law enforcement as a profession. penicillin shot the day activities, through community Street and a Hubby. Through) degree-Frida- y, you need it, or a high school service and political office, he and main entrance on 1st benediction by the Reverend returns filed by Dr. and Mrs. Other speakers at the one-daseminar, which starts North Street John-A- . thaLJVill teach physics and said. Strom, First Baptist Ernest L Wilkinson was j at 8:30 a.m, include Ralph Knudsen, assistant IreT Lynn Chase Jr., ofSalt police chief struca Paid be In Full Church, Logan. botany to your children when -UB.I f Salt Lake City, who will discuss metropolitan police Lake-- City- ,- Pres. C h a s e J s they need it, But the total bill you owe ture with the most modern of Dr. Daryl Chase, university issued Friday by the a night's sle$ or problems; Sherflf Warren Hyde, Box Elder County, who will nephew was also awarded a made restful by absence of is marked 'paid in full only If gymnasium facilities. There president, presided at the servi- Coutt of Claims. talk on police problems outside a metropolitan area, and bachelors degrefe. be will cemain a Wilkinson, gymnasium' of and .Dr. of welcomed an president automobile to trans- you develop .your talents to fdar, graduates Price Cily Mayor William J. Welsh Jr., who is also president He Is an electrical engineer- port you in comfort, to say their maximum court full with a basketball and guests. capabilities, Brigham Young University, of the Utah Municipal League. Mayor Welsh will discuss ing graduate and plans to nothing about a convenient add utilize them for the dura- and spectator space for Musical Selections and the federal govern- municipal problems of Jaw enforcement. Provo, : Hewlett-Packar- work for thhe l.200. There Will Musical highway system and inns that tion of whatever lifetime fate selections were pre- ment may come odt about Co. of Palo Alta,- - Calif. an womens be' also allots have sanitary plumbing when to you," Dr. Morgan auxiliary sented by the Utah State Sym- even in the 2 Schools To Hold Commencement matter, according gymnasitirm stated, you stop for the rtight. conducted phony Orchestra, by T There will be two swimming Ronald Stoffel and Thirty-twto a Washington law associate. students from, Rowland Hall School for he urged, -- .With Move, You Get' More by the uniThe five judges in the case Girls and St. Marks Preparatory School for Boys will be pride t and 'dedication pools, one a training pool and versity Choral Group, directed As an American citizen in humble turn-totas you 78 satisfying Wrote four separate opinions, honored at commencement exercises at St. Marks Episcopal' by WalferlYelff the social your relation-- to pool. Other "game facilities inMusic for the processional according to John Cragun, of Cathedral, 231 E 1st South, Saturday and Sunday. order of which you are a part, task of debt redemption. clude sfx handball courts, boxExercises for 17 St Marks seniors will be held at 3 Rolfs you get infinitely more than fronj Old Mam to the Fiejd-hous- the' Washington law firm of and ing, wrestling weight was Barker-Berliozs Marche pm. and Saturday and for 17 graduating Rowland Hall girls A WilkinsoryCragun you pay for at the lime you rooms rfacilitiesf oirliadmin-ton- , - LOGAN be requested, Sunday at 3 p.m. Troyenne, and the recessional may rehearing, . Eighteen nations get it, he said. a trampoline room and was Wagners Tannhauser. he said. outside the United States will Evensong and baccalaureate services for both schools "This wealth isnt limited to three squash courts. Involved in the case is a were held at the cathedral on Friday with Rev. Robert H. have 88 student representa-- ' the obvious tangibles about Other facilities will include $203,243 contribution made by Cochrane delivering the address. tives receive degrees at the you; our mines and mills, administrative offices, barber Kennedy Holds Meet the Wilkinsons in 1951 to BYU Rev. Cochrane told the graduates to build a good, strong Utah State University grad-- ! houses and highways, tractors ATLANTA (UPI) The Atlunch- Wilh To Russia and the Church of Jesus Christ clean -- character so they could look'back over thetrfives and theaters," Dr. Morgan lanta Art Assn, announced Fri- shop, beauty parlora Envoy uation exercises Saturday. room and massage parlor, of Latter-daSaints." The case and Bachelor of science de- - stated. - WASHINGTON (HTNS) say what a success it had been, day it will seek funds to build and message parlor. ' also included a separate item It is the reservoir of trained a $1.5 million art school as a room He told them their Interest, aptitude and opportunity ungreys will be awarded to 55 an mod- President Kennedy held will There be extensive Which 1955 in the federal were the .three ways God could indicate what he wanted students, 28 will receive mas- minds and hands, of skilled memorial to 121 of its mem- em locker facilities for men, announced meeting, at . the from government claimed the Wilter of science degrees,- five managers and executives. It bers killed iq a Paris plane women and boys. them to do. White House Friday evening kinsons should return part of will receive, a doctorate of is the intangible of an orderly crash last Sunda. Although God indicates what He wants you to do in with Llewellyn E. Thompson a -- ref and - received . f romGte ree ways, it is character which will determine how ames V. Carm lcKael, board immediately nort h of the Jr.,. United States ambassador Bitemal Revenue these. Department successful you M India has 20 graduates, ernment already constituted chairman of the association, Geneva are, he reminded them. on North to Moscow. in Apartments essence, opinion, Fridays S. Watson, Episcopal Bishop ot Iran, 17; Canada, 11; 'Thai- and in operation. Rev. Rt. said the cost of the proposed Main Street and is presently Richard The The subject of his successor supported Dh Wilkinsons land, 9; China, 8, and Iraq, 8, Stockpile Of Wealth school is a t'pretty small prife occupied by several-ol- d resi- as 'ambassador to the Soviet claim foY the contribution 'deUtah, will officiate at both services. Hq will deliver the to be the leading nations ill short, he said, it is the tag on the hole thats left in dences which will be removed Union and a whole range of duction but upheld the govern L commencement address to i the Rowland Hall graduates numbers of graduates, were Rosenblatt "president of EIMCO Corporation, stockpile of A nations wealth this town as a result of the as soon as weeded ments claim for return of the while-Josepthat neither was created nor jetliner crash. Marks Saturday, .. will speak at Lake Salt City, ofconstruction,rr in-- e ; t -- -- Commencement e 1,291 Graduation Honor e s Concludes Sessions In Management 821-2n- d y ! :. Baccalaureate Speech Given By Pres. Moyle PowerPlant Bidder Low the-eart- ir. Chase Family. 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