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Show DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Silt Lok Cityr TWfoy,Fbroory 2, i - Blockade Hearing Set A tearing has been set for Feb. 15 in Third District Court on Salt Lake Countys suit to force Granite School District to remove blockades from what, the county feels is a pjtfjlfc right-of-wa- 1 Elmer J. Hartvlgsen and O. G England, Superintendent - and of the district, In. the actiorr the removal of steel posts end a chain-linfence from across a street in the vicinity of 3500 assistant-superintende- 1961 nt e k The county hasnamed in ad- S. 2070 East dition to theschool district, ' The county has declared its Intention street. f of opening the approximately 2070 T East, from 3500 South north to 3335 South as a thoroughfare.-Th- e school- - district has claimed the area enclosed by the fence extending across the proposed street as a part of its school yard.- - , -William T. 'Thurman is attorney for the school district, and Louis M, Hayme, deputy county attorney is working on the matter for the county. T Salt laker Completes 1969 CLOSING CUT Artillery Training t MODEL MONARCH S. Heaton, son cf Mr, and Mrs, Parley P, Holton, 2516 Downlngton Ave Is aa honor graduate of an eight-weecourse in artillery survey training at U.S. Army Training Center, Ft. Sill, Okla. He graduated from High la rfd High School and attended the University of Utah- - , RANGES k Many choose-fro- - modh loTr et . . . WHOLESALE Andersori-Rrow- PRICES R 3210 HISHIANB OR. 4 v & a gift for a- - surprise him with in our auditorium, third floor Halted Pending Test In Courts i 'm I i Mark Mansell Jill Hardman Mark Johnson , Flint Bichards THE DESERET NEWS SENDS BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO: Cathi Rienwald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rienwald, 39G2 S. 5400 West; "Michelle Marshall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Courtland Marshall, 2967 W. 3040 South; Casey McGarvey, &n of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Garvey, 1382 Green St.; Stanley Jacobsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jacobsen, 1050 Wood Ave; Teresa Wamsley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wamsley, 1464 W. Russett Ave.; Teri Anderson, daughter of Mrs. Ardyce Anderson, 4144 W. 4835 South, Kearns; Patty Thurgood, daughter of 4r. and Mrs. Dean Thurgood, 71 W. 8th North, Bountiful; Claudette White, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Melvin White, 133 W. Lakeview Dr., Bountiful; Benito Gallegos, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gallegos 277 Almond St ; Randy Hardman, son of Mr. and Mrs Frank Hardman, 3133 S. 9100 West, Magna; Bradford Folsom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theron Folsom, 6362 S. Aeom St, Bountiful; Audrey Curtis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Curtis, 427 S. 9th West; Mark Mansell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kent Mansell, 2169 Panorama Way; Jill Hardman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Hardman, 2721 Nila Way; Mark Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson, 1024 W. 5th North; Flint Richards, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Richards, 38 N. 2nd West, Farmington, and all other babies one year old Thursday. (Baby pictures will be taken free of charge at the Deseret News baby phqto studio, 33 Richards St, Monday through toFriday, babys fronted a.m. until 3 p m at least three days prior birthday.) BIRTHS IN S4LT LAKE AREA HOSPITALS REPORTED THURSDAY: 1 BOYS: Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and and and and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.' Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. and and and and My. and Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Bill J. Kent, 5530 W. Maudine Ave. Eldon R. Losser, 837 E. 2700 South. Ray A. Jenkins, 6450 Jefferson St , Murray. Bruce M. Golsan, 1054 E. 7200 South, Mid- vale. James Gamble, Farmington. Mark Klekas, 2713 Hartford St. John K. Kammerman, 1820 E. Meadow Dr. D. J. Spencer, 326 W. 2nd North. . Gordon Love, 2284 Vimont Ave. East. Jack Schroeder, Joseph E. Klein, 600 N. Redwood Rd. Mark Radmall, 1850 W. 3255 South. Lynn C. Watkins, 851 Park St Rulon C. Fellows, 1512 W. 4980 South, Mur- ray. Richard M. Taggart, 3654 20th East. Alfred Miller, 9849 Sunflower Lane. Larry Moody, 1090 S. State. Jay Paul. 2105 E. 27th South. Andrew J. Baker, 1740 W. 8th North. 3103-181- 0 Action by thp Salt Lake City Commission in Suspending licenses of tavern operators convicted of drunk driving has been delayed to await a constitutionality test. Sumner J. Hatch, an attorney in Salt Lake City, notified the commission Wednesday he will prepare a legal suit against the city to test state and city ordinances in Third District Court. The laws declare that no person convicted of drunken driving can be issued beer or liquor consumption licenses. Mr. Hatch said he felt a number of tavern owners would be Effected by these laws if they were enforced. The attorney appeared as the commission was considering the case of Ralph Carr, operator of the Pioneer Club, 360 S. State. Mr. Carrs beer license was suspended by commission action last week, but a public hearing was scheduled for Wednesday to consider suspension of his liquor consumption license. The commission decided to await the outcome of a court test on the laws before proceeding further on Mr. Carrs case. Mr. Hatch told the commis sion he was representing an other tavern owner who hd been convicted of drunken driving and whose case was due to be heard by the Jack L. Hixson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Van L. Hixson, 1135 Harrison Ave. (1355 South), has been promoted to major in the United States Air Force. It Is downright silly to opin this community," Dr. Fechner said during a luncheon, for newsmen at the Ft Douglas facility. Over a year ago. the VA announced plans to build -- a $200,000 research building at the Ft Douglas Hospital to accommodate medical and sur-- , gical research leboratories now at the 12th Avenue hospital.1. Ttys would allow the VA to . erate two hospitals f i ) - v J ' wovens, repps, fou- lards, neats, velours, twills, prints, challis, poplins silks, rayons, Dacrons, cottons and wools new styles & color tones include red, maroon, tan, brown, gold, colors GEO navy and others gID carefully sewn tottie a perfect ' knot M 0 (ffcESDlO oolM) C&EQ these ties are from our Men's Furnishings, street floor h 0 Official Backs Closing Of Older VA Hospital "tal at l2thJ Avenue and E Street thousands of smart tie3 every man s favorite gift, stock up now h Although a plan to eventu ally close down the 12th Ave-- , nue Veterans Administration Hospital has been stalled, it is still the correct solution to an expensive problem. This was the report Wednesday afternoon of Dr. A. H .Fechner, manager of the Salt Lake VA Hospital, which includes, modemiacilities at Ft choose from olive, silver, h 7181-222- a tremendous selection, values Promoted To Major GIRLS: Mr. and Mrs. Blake L. Westwood, 1588 W. 8600 South, West Jordan Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Merrell. 717 Post St Mr. and Mrs. Dean Argyle, 531 E. 1050 North, Bountiful. Mr. and Mis. Ray Steglich, 6478 80 East. Bountiful. East. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas C. Hanson, 3200-8t, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lawhorn, 503 10th East. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Headman, 3376 Highland Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sailer, 4365 Phillips Lane. East Mr. and Mrs. John R. McMahon, 836-8tMr. and Mrs. Louis Boyer, 3775 610 East. Mr. and Mrs. David B. Cook, 4116 S. 1540 West, Murray. East. Mr. and Mrs. Homer M. Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Ciarmont Webster, 1169 Victoria Way. East Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Klein, 1847-15t- spectacular close ijown the 12th Avenue hospital and moye its present services to the Ft. Douglas hospital. Operation of the separate hospitals is excessively expensive, Dr. Fechner said, because equipment, facilities and serv-ice- s must be; duplicated. In a rough estimate, he said that almost $100,000 per year f - the 12th Avenue hospitals operations were moved to the Ft DoOglas facility. Plans for the new research building have been held up. Dr. Fechner said. The VA, with 170 hospitals to run, must coordinate its programs with area requirements and this often re suits in ar'slowdown of specific projects in specific areas. -- The research building, however, will be, built, he said, since the money for It has ale. ready been set-asty- U Jt J J jt. , have you saved a Valentine as unusual as this one? Bring your antique or unusual Valentines to ZCMI ft, by Wed., Feb. 13th. The three most interesting and exceptional Valentine? in the opinion of our judges, vnll win a lovely gift of je Perfume Mist. As tiici Valentines -- are rebe dis ceived, they ,wiU played in our Main- Street window, mens furnishings street floor ant i jewelry |
