Show OGDEN STANDARD EXAMINER APRIL 9A Winds Batter Idaho Blow rsfersiafe Route 'Expected' to Bring Away Hangar N ew Growth to -- OGDEN UTAH MONDAY EVENING n nn3 V ©Oil fill Cl am Mteirmnieinit Adequate Education Program 'Impossible Says Official X J t 1963 Morgan County A hew park and playgrounds for portance are alfalfa wheat By Arlene Irwin the county has been taken over by potatoes 'and row crops MORGAN — Morgan County' $s predominantly a farming district but with a premonition that it is going to suffer some rather acute growing pains once the new Interstate Highway is completed! Crop down about 8 farming was per cent last year due to the slow spring and early fall frosts Morgan City is the hub of the county with nine farming communities and one industrial city ' " surrounding it The main shopping center for residents the city has 1200" of the county's 3000 citizens Contributing greatly to the county's financial well being are the Union Pacific Railroad Mountain Fuel Supply Co several oil conv panies and telegraph lines The proposed new Lost Creek dam and reservoir will add great: ly to the county's potential once they are built Plans are being prepared for the raising of the East Canyon reservoir another project expected to boost the economy of the county In Peterson and Mountain Green where the most grotwh is the Morgan Lions Club When completed it will transform the old riverbed eyesore to a beauty o spot H peas v Dairying is considered the largest farming industry in the county And that should be soon for the y is about finished with mink farming and beef cattle Only a few miles through the low- raising about equal in importance afid and sheep raising trailing close er regions of Weber Can-pAssocia — Utah Education SALT LAKE CITY (AP) a stretch from Round Valley to behind U00 COWS ' Devil Slide are yet to be com tion Executive Secretary John C Evans made clear SunDairy farming brought in about V l pleted day the UEA stand on whether the organization's memMany wage earners employed $500000 last year from about 25 bers would sacrifice a wage increase for betterment of in the metropolitan area o£ Ogden milk producers managing a total Utah's schools are building new homes in Mor of 1600 head of cows all producto "A" milk accept pay "are said unwilling The teachers he but she and the children escaped gan County and commuting daily ingA grade 26 mink farmers pro of total increases at the expense of school children" j to their jobs injury duced about 28000 pelts Damage to the planes and hang He was specifically referring to which if they December last J EXAMPLE CITED ar was estimated at about $12000 the fact the legislature has pro- UEA code of ethics provide that An example of the expected bring their $15 per pelt average by Rogers amount to $390000 j vided funds for a salary increase a teacher will "stand by other u of the county is the beau- will growth a In Lewiston on Beef his acted who cattle brought in another have But Evans said that a 'sub- teachers sheet metal warehouse owned by a tiful new Peterson LDS Ward $390000 behalf and at his request" during 1962 about $10000 I construction firm was blown down chapel' stantial salary increase would less the previous year than MORE PROFESSIONAL during the storm In nearby Built for an anticipated increase About $300000 was brought into expected culinary water has been come at the expense of the rest Clarkston a tree was blown down to three times the present mem- the county He said the teachers have de of the school program" by the sheep and wool a major problem r on a house bership of about 300 the chapel cided "it is more professional to was $140000 less Wells have been drilled and reswhich industry The members of the organiza- refrain from :of 14700 feet contains square signing contracts and the ervoirs are to be built to help than the 1960 tion voted 7785 to 189 last month than to tolerate conditions that space and is costing about $250000 same as for 1961payroll solve the problem in these com- Ex-Ut- ah ? to complete to halt teacher-contranegotia- make an adequate education proimm unities of in order The Ideal Cement Co plant in Crops produced tions until the state provides the gram impossible" Devil Slide is the largest industry steel beam jack' holds up the ceilSeventoy-foot-ta- ll Evans' said he hopes the gover money in the county bringing in? a payhollowed nor will place the reconsideration chambers ing in one of the subterranean As for the ethical involvements of the schools financing legisla roll of $1 million last year Colorado near Mountain out Cheyenne in the- ending of negotiations tion passed in regular legislative Major projects during 1962 lias Defense Air Colo American the North for Springs been the production of cement for INDIO Calif (AP) — Forrest Evans said that both the National session on the agenda for the center The combat Command's new the theoperations Flaming Gorge Dam in addi leg Mathez a former Utah mining Education Association and the coming special session of can be to regular markets to build until hold rock in tion will repairs islature place jack expert died Saturday at the Indio three-story buildcontractors A of concrete trustees ing and steel with imade The Convalescent Hospital He was 78 Brigham Young The plant kept up a steady pace NORAD to house Mathez had lived in Indio since section will this in University joined with the trustees go ing with a capacity output of 1800000 and regents of Utah's two other 1937 1908 in his From retirement command post where information from air and universities in criticizing actions to 1937 he was a resident of Salt barrels of cement during 1962 j will the continent across networks detection space Browning Small Arms has pur of the UEA to get more state mon Lake City and head superintend be displayed 600 acres of land in Motin chased for teacher salaries Silver Coalition ent of the ey King SALT LAKE CITY (AP)— and is making plans to Green tain m Park City Utah The BYU opinion came last The Pioneer Village Museum office building and an construct to Evans It in a letter He also traveled in the United in Salt Lake City officially weekend indoor rifle testing outdoor and Wil L Dr was Ernest States and abroad as a consultant signed by opened its doors to the public kinson president of the school ranges engineer for mining firms Sunday COUNCIL BUSY Dr Wilkinson noted in the let Mathez is survived by his wid The museum is actually a ter that the BYU trustees apow Helen 75 and two daughters The Morgan County Developreplica of an early Utah town Mrs William R Turner of Chll ment and Improvement Council proved the statement in its enOfficials said over 3200 tirety The BYU trustees include lum Mi- - and Mrs William R has been busy trying to lure new the crowded village the First Presidency the Council persons industries into the area Mr Sanders complained two Catrow of Butte Mont Both to capacity' Some visitors of Twelve Apostles the Presiding CLEARFIELD— A public hear weeks are natives of Salt Lake Brochures have been made up the council to the ago to 13 air brought contributions to the Bishopric and three other general ing will be held May telling of the advantages which parking ratio re- City city's museum to the revisions of of Jesus Church the authorities city's quirement proposed y include the new would virtually halt his Saints Christ of Latter-daoff street parking requirements development and double tracks oi tne union ra I MM m tp Cific Railroad running the entire j for business and commercial de He said he needed to construct iu EIGHT REASONS 1 ( UPI )— The length of the county CITY SALT LAKE to foot a 6000 building square The statement listed eight rea velopments sons for not supporting the UEA The proposed revisions if ap make his investment pay and he State of Utah will exchange 2100! Because of anticipated growth the did not have enough property to acres of lands within Dinosaur! the Morgan County Zoning Com NO WONDER IT'S THE actions and said the organization proved wouldof accommodate Auto a Western meet the city's parking require National Monument for 5500 acres mission has drawn up a zoning development could not "urge upon their master plan for the WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING VODKA t of federal lands in the Phil Peak ordinance and the course of conduct" Supply Store200proposed by O Ross ments 83 m 109 RQ3F OJSUUU) FS3M G8A1KCSTL ROSE SMXKQff til CBN Of KQJ&BI) KAKFOSO C0HH 13a Mountains east of of South Councilnien Uinta area the US county informally polled 11 ir the UEA had advocated in a let- - Sanders at 111 LIUI m Drive indicated there was no objection er requesting support for its ac 91 and near Marilyn has Commission to The revision the ' Planning They suggested I tions L--- -i United Press International OGDEN STORES ONLY proposed the city require one in- Sanders proceed with planning his our children of the interest "In the in two with of Mr Sanders stead High winds raised havoc parking planning proceed the public schools must open in open ranges of Utah Sunday with he fall with a full staff of teach- - spaces for each 160 square feet of his development with final ap winds tipping over building on all future commercial proval delayed until after the pub ung-haletter saia a trailer house at Bacchus and ers the business structures and lie hearing which Young University on Route traffic all Utah stopping rains more teachers than any 63 from Lehi Junction to Elberta in the country other ' The Salt Lake County Sheriffs will douniversity j to contribute to can all it office said a trailer house that end" t used for office space was- - tipped The i reasons these listed letter Herat over and badly damaged not supporting the UEA's fight cules Powder Co's Bacchus for or more money: Works The requested actions would vio EVANSTON Wyo— The Latin Students who qualified in the The Utah Highway Patrol Sun- late ethics the Club at Evanston High School is District Speech Festival will go of the day afternoon closed Utah Route actions are legallyprofession sponsoring a banquet Thursday at to the state meet in Laramie questionable 63 from Lehi Junction to Elberta labor as a even Freeman's Cafe orderly practice due to owing to lack of visibility They are the following: Elaine the under American Charles Butcher club presi dust The road remained closed procedureof government requires dent has appointed the following Emerson panel discussion Anita system during the night of the mandate of the committee members to make ar Strong extemporaneous speech acceptance US 4D west from Grantsville and prose reading the proposals are pre rangements for the event: legislature was closed to vehicles pulling Connie Trout original oratory to A unfair and Faddis Anita mature Strong J arbitrary trailer homes and dis Suzette of Frances and education Amsler poetry reading Lee Ann local boards Several small signs were reportStevens "" will poetry reading Claudia ciplinary action against individual Bloomfield The president ed blown down or damaged Cornia and in serve an original oratory capacity The Patrol said this morning all teachers may violate Utah code Cherie Kara to club finance violates a poetry reading Money professional boycott help roads are open ethics and public rights the pro events was raised through a The hagh school's one-ac- t play : yV-- y i posed actions would harm Utah s "slave auction" held recently at "The Twelve Pound Look" re ceived a "one" rating at the dis educational system and the ac the high school tion of the UEA does not apply Auctioneer Hubert Benn "sold trict festival and will be presentto prospective teachers ei BYU the services of Latin Club mem- ed in the state meet The trustees for Weber College bers for the day at a minimum Student members of the cast have so far been the only panel cost of 25 cents Miss Lois Mich- - are Joyce Barnes Alan Cook Daof a el£tetter is faculty advisor for the vid Howe and Louise Schomas school not to comment officially club SUNSET — Registration of on the UEA actions & fsas© youngsters in the first grade next GETS SUPPORT fall at the Sunset Elementary The UEA got support from the School will be held Wednesday between 9 and 11 am and 12:30 Central Union Labor Council The council in a resolution sub and 2:30 pm t Parents are asked to bring a mitted to Gov George D Clyde MORGAN— Five new members birth certificate and a physical urged him to reconsider the pub have been initiated into the Mor CAR RENTALS examination form completed by lic school finance program in the gan Junior Chamber of Comof the session well as the special the family doctor as legislature merce with swearing in cereCrowning Chevrolet Co child The child wiM be taken on The purpose of the special ses monies conducted at the reorgani2624 Washington fthrd ta tour of the school sion is to consider a new state zation of the club This will be followed by a pre building program They are Ray Dee Porter school orientation class for par The council's statement by Jes Porter Dee Klppen Spencer se M Payne council president Peterson and Donald Trussell ents Friday at 7:30 ' This class will feature taiks and Maurice Rose trustee said from personnel from the schoo the group "approves the goal of staff and the Davis County School that association (UEA) and is in district staff These people will favor of the effort being made to suggest ways the parents might improve educational opportuni better prepare the child for school ties" it II Ml LEWISTON Idaho APi — Six people escaped serious injury when violent winds lifted a airport hangar off the 15 ground at Arrow Junction miles east of here Sunday after noon Two planes were destroyed ' and another damaged Three men who were trying to hold the large main door of the hangar in place were lifted 20 feet m the air Doran Rogers of Lewiston and James Allbright of Lapwai suffered minor injuries when they dropped to the concrete floor of the hangar Mrs Rogers said she was in the hangar office with her two chil dren Laurie 4 and Kelly Sue 8 months when she heard a noise and held the children tight as the building was blown away Mrs Rogers was blown out of her chair 15 super-highwa- n : ! top-qualit- y - 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