Show OGDEN 12 OGDEN UTAH STANDARD-EXAMINE- SATURDAY R EVENING FEB 17 HI 1962 ' W 1 MI i ' xvV f journey Ends Today I I - V i Sr) : ' o asce SALT LAKE CITY (UPD — The nished in the state board's engin- E5I0 Wafer Gain ( ft card Plans Ho Action teservoirs On Dam Unless Asked f f-- J UTAH BRIEFS t - i —I 1 rJ-- s 1 : I I N Ogden and Davis were among several schools having I I "JL undefeated debate teams as second and final day contests of the 26th annual Weber College High School Forensic Tournament opened this morning SALT LAKE CITY (UPD— Utah's major reservoirs recorded big gains in stored water during the first half Utah Water and Power Board plans ta take no further action on the proposed Little Dell Dam in Parleys Canyon until asked by the Salt Lake Metropolitan Water District The board took this stand after Fisher Harris district director informed it that a private firm has been retained to survey the dam site and make recommendations as to the dam's construction Harris said the district wanted a more "detailed inquiry" than fur- - eering surveys and also preferred "an independent investigation" of the project WILL AWAIT REQUEST Board Chairman Preston L Jones said it would wait for a request for further help from the district before deciding if it would render such aid He said the district had questioned the board's "compe-tancy- " by bringing in "an outside expert The board has recommended t h e construction of a $16 million dam while the Army Corps of Engineers have proposed a $64 million structure of February— but most of it repreWinners of the various divisions y also extemporan from Utah Idaho and sented a loss in watershed storage Nevada were eous speaking and oratorv will Some of the water flowing into the when the meet opened not be determined until late this represented reservoirs came from rain and afternoon Fifty-tw- o seepage losses that will result from high schools Friday a fast melt there will be a net This morning 15 schools came up gain with undefeated teams in the large Eugene L Peck hydrologist for men's division of debate as sixth-roun- d the Salt Lake Weather Bureau said contests began More than most of the heavy runoff came from 200 teams were enrolled in this intermediate watershed levels between 5000 and 7000 feet and that division when the meet opened little was lost in the high snowpack Ogden had three undefeated A check of eifiht reservoirs " : teams to top the list Others in 1 showed that the gain during the A cluded East and Highland two first 15 days of the month exceeded BRIGHAM CITY-T- wo d almost men were teams each the total gain by two and Logan fined of total a tor in Brig-ha$800 January Friday Wasatch Provo FINAL PREPARATION for Saturday morning debates at the annual high school tourOlympus and RENO Nev (AP) — The SouthThe total increase was 86968 City Court for illegally selling Madison of Rexburg Idaho one ' nament at Weber finds ern Dianne Pacific Railroad went to court acre-fee- t Howard a of College Anderson 64bottle' Provo For Taylor Magna was Jahuarv liquor it each in an effort to restore its Ken Johnson Idaho acre-fee- t Falls 670 Burris Idaho and Arnel today 524 Harmon W Jordan S 2nd "I George An additional 38 schools were still busily arranging their flood owner 21- of tracks through BatV Utah the Lake Club at damaged i in the meet with teams that lost cards increased orreference Billards Union the was debate storage The winds Building up this afternoon - I one of five contests tle Mountain to- - 217800 acre-fee- t 400 acre-fee- t to dered a of fine or $500 serve pay These included Meanwhile the At Pine View the gain was 12158 250 days in jail company rigged a Bonneville Clearfield Bountiful to get trains moving again on acre-fee- t to spur a of total Earl an 26558 Other of the Grundy Davis West Provo employee Lehi and increases and totals (in acre-feeclub residing at 76 N 10th E was its transcontinental line Highway Granite were: traffic to pay a fine of $300 or crewmen started one-wa- y Bear Lake sentenced 11500 496800 More than 12080 students from over 40 US flowing Sevier a 150 serve 15230 47940 in by filling Deer Bridge 52 schools took part in opening con days jail And breach a Creek built 8780 Both men 62000 and newly Echo pleaded guilty and were tests Friday Fifty-seve- n schools 7000 23129 sentenced by Judge VeNoy Christof- - dike had the bulk of Reese River had registered for the two-da- y meet back in its normal channel The lerson j but five cancelled the trio appar stream caused an estiflooding Harmon and Grundy were arrest- - j HILL AIR FORCE BASE— Major tion The 0 can deliver nil ently due to storm conditions- $1 mated million damage to the i ed by Brigham City Police Chief j BERNIE R DIAMOND Dr Leland H Monson tournev Three Ogden area high school maintenance on the Air Force's types of nuclear and town three days ago Heads State Group John I Johnson and Box Elder j director thanked the dozens nf girls in the annual newest jet fighter will be performed weauuiis useu oy me Air Force tacThe Southern competed today County Sheriff Warren Hyde The trict court in Pacific asked dis- tical units judges from the comnfunity who Reno to dismiss a citizens" Air contest the Materiel un Area "good by Ogden sponsored volunteered their services The Air Force in Washington said POINT OF THE MOUNTAIN arrest followed several weeks of in- temporary restraining order that is the of the American der newly assigned responsibilities it will Uniforms of the Air Force Armv by vestigation by undercover agents Daughters in quan- (UPD— The Salt Lake Count v sher of purchase the 0 the two enforcement agencies keeping it from restoring its mainand Navy were common sishts on Revolution e j The new iff's office said today it was making jet fighter tity for tactical use Two Navy line tracks Local authorities campus as judges came from the Thirteen girls took part in the is the 0 tactical fighters have arrived headway in its investigation of a Air Force versian of charged in getting the restraining military bases and also from contest at the Student Union Build- the at at murder Utah the Air State TuesPrison Force's order that the railroad embankAir Tactical which "Phantom" Navy church business industrial and Command ment day was a major cause of the at " Headquarters Langley ing at the University of Utah in 'currently holds the world's speed Air Force Base Va professional organizations Four inmates of the prison were flood until citizens broke it with y on a Without this widespread coopera Salt Lake City record of 1606 miles per hour loan for orientation and evaluation moved to the county jail Friday dynamite tion from the community the colThe three from the area Gen Don studies OOAMA girls night for further questioning The The court set Thursday for hearMaj Coupland Ogden Chamber of Commerce lege would not be able to operate a of victim a Dickwas Cecil are Kathie of Hurst Purchase the stabbing of for Mr commander said the new assignthe Air ing Southern Pacific's dismissal daughter Manager Bernie R Diamond was forensic meet of this scope and we 33 One inmate has been in son Force was motion elected president of the Utah Cham- are indeed and Mrs William D Hurst 700 N ment means the Ogden Air Materiel proposed by Secretary isolation ' grateful for the assistSALT at LAKE the CITY since the of ome Defense S -SRobert (UPD prison in McNamara ber of Commerce Executives Asso- ance" Dr Monson from Weber High Washington said advance preparation will be needed ciation Friday in Salt Lake City Pamela Profalzer daughter of Mr Area will have logistic management January before the Senate Commit stabbing to 0 for the for the Air Force He tee on Armed Services keep the heavily J populated and Mrs Profaizer 2355 E Ave This will be Mr Diamond's Wasatch Front from running into In his statement the secretary ond term as president of the assoBen Lomond High and Diane Kar-ikk- a said no personnel increases are conair major pollution problems by ' ciation which represents 35 Utah daughter of Mr and Mrs templated as a result of the new said: "We are proposing the proi 1980 curement of a number of Aarni Karikka 302 E 4350 S from chambers of commerce and allied for 15 A fv studv hoc WILL assignment committpp mu MA LUiU the Air Force from Fiscal Year 1962 Bonneville High School organizations He also is president Air Pollution McDonF110 ft The the Committee Advisory monies produced by 13 The of the Mountain States Association entrants were questioned using reprogrammed funds CEDAR CITY (AP)— Date for the the Legislative Council that Weof Chambers of Commerce and on ' citizenship from material com- nell Aircraft Corp carries both tor this purpose as well as a num- opening of bids for the sale of of ber Davis Utah and Salt Lake Trade Associations piled by Dr Dello Dayton of Sparrow and Sidewinder missiles ber of $30000 of general obligation bonds counties are the obvious areas is the onlv tactical was set for March 15 by action of The Precipitation Friday at Pine weoer College Other officers elected were Wil-lia- n close support it will carry over For where trouble will View Reservoir was 43 of an develop The Osden Hisrh School fighter currently in production for the Cedar City Council in session R Wotherspoon of Provo vice ' committee agreed Friday' ine inch in the endAnn Litchfield period Air the Force Ub Mr! of daughter Thursday evening president Stanford P Darger of ing at 8 am that a permanent At the time the secretary did not today and the and Mrs Ralph G Litrhfiplrl nf The bonds were approved for the policepollution requires South Salt Lake City secretary-treasurIt indicated agency it would i reservoir acre-fee- t 1242 2925 gained state the dollar amount involved in City Water Department x Madison could not take part Milton Jolley of Cedar seek the of creation an air pollu-- 1 to make a total of 27800 m tne contest as she was entered the 0 Time of the bid opening will be tion control board proposal or the number of City and Leland J Hansen of patterned after High at the reservoir Friday in the state debating tournament aricraft under consideration He 8 pm in the City and County the directors water existing was 47 the low 26 pollution conindicate did a in n today substantial number Building Cedar City Mayor During its annual business sesi trol board 13 In or an inch of Ogden will be procured over the next sevsion the association voted to opGardner stated rain was recorded at the Pioeral years pose President John F Kennedy's neer Phil station of & Utah Power Battle Test A limited number of the new to ippine create a department of proposal Light Co High in the city Fritactical fighters is expected to urban affairs and reiterated its opLAYTON — Pfc Chris J Marti inSURAHGE was 49 the low 31 day be received to the wilderness bill by the Air Force withposition nez son of will Martinez Beato 118 Pat continue Ogden have in the next year Mr Diamond said the group also for con took part in Operation Great cloudy and moist weather The The new jet will complement the asked Congress to delay- - action on LOGAN WTeather Bureau forecasts rain SALT anen a combined LAKE CITY (AP) — In(UPD— Utah State Uni Qualified Drivers exer5 in all areas of tactical the proposed Utah Canyonlands bill cise in v Islands and the stallation of the third snow the of first flurries versity He granted and new Utah's Philippine largest Call or See today until a survey now under way is of bachelor's number "beehive'' highway signs started is a radio signal operator with the Two from Kearns rode Sunday degrees teenagers completed 999th Signal Co Hawaii among all schools of forestry in Friday into Ogden on stolen bikes ThursGEO V I30LLEY America last year school officials The first sign is at 21st South and day night and conducted their own DISTRICT AGENCY OFFICE said today Main in Salt Lake City The signs petty theft crime wave Sheriff Risk Mutual Ins Co referred The school's college of 'forest will have a road number superimLeRoy Hadley said today EX Ph and wildlife range management posed on a yellow and black bee-- j ' They confessed early this morning 2431 Kiesel Mve said hive Jourthe figures compiled by to Deputies Brick Wilson and Tom ! I nal of' Forestry showed Utah State White that they hao prowled bewith 85 graduates in the college in tween 30 and 50 cars taking what1961 Michigan State University ever they could find and had stolen A 4 led all the 27 accredited schools money and various items from sev164 bachelor's degrees with granted eral Ogden stores Friday night vf The boys 15 and 16 existed on a diet of swiped candy and soft drinks hot dogs beer and ice cream during their spree They were picked up at 5:30 this WASHINGTON morning at 24th and Washington (UPD — Sen when Deputy Wilson took them to v Frank E Moss & vX said today the sheriff's office for questioning he would seek a $900000 appropriation to construct a watershed reThey said they had been caught search laboratory at Utah State swiping cigarettes and candv in Kearns early Thursday afternoon University in Logan v JL The laboratory which would be and were taken back to school by under the direction of the Forest officers there Then they decided Service intermountain forest and away and stole a bike rode double range into Salt Lake experiment station at Ogden They would 4 y ? i JOANN HAYCOCK where food stole candv study the watershed proband they i""s i ( if f 'A lems of Utah Idaho Montana Wins College Crown another bicycle and rode into Ogden Nevada and Western Wyoming and began a series of 50 to 60 Moss said studies to be carried thefts they told the deputies out at the laboratory would inSheriff's officers referred the " I I jt " clude the effect of inadequate i teen-ager- s to juveile authorities watershed vegetation on flooding and lodged them in the Weber Coun ty detention home of debates and i MtXm& V Liquor Sale Brings Fine t - : SP Requests Court Help To one-thir- m Open Line a 3 Area Girls Competing in HAFB Gets Maintenance Rolo f or ewesiNAF Jef DAR Contest t) 90-fo- ot ( Murder Inquiry Makes Progress F-11- non-nucle- ar Ogdenite Gets Utah Chamber Executive Job ? F-11- twin-engin- F-4- H F-11- Ufahns May Face Air Pollution Problems by 1980 F-4- II 120-da- F-ll- F-11- GRAY SKY WET WEATHER STAY IN AREA Bond Bid Opening Set for March F-4- " I - s" F-1- 05 - 24-ho- ur I er Tre-mont- TwoC onress Wave o Petty Thefts on air-grou- F-11- ! Ku-me- KO-GAfJGELiiB- USU 3rd Highest New Beehive Sign In Forest Degrees Installed in SL F-1- 10 LE F-10- ' 4r 1 58 - PEOPLE WITH PLANS! A 'wiiMii - r Moss to Request Funds for USU 36-ho- ur D-Ut- ah w-- "' to-ru- n f Sweetheart Title Goes to Terrace Business Student in t if'WTirffiTBini'iWLij: SrP!nT Ji11!' San?ra Farnsworth Annette Christensen and four right) top winners in the annual DAR oratorical contest admire medals presented to them I A 1 EVANSTON Wyo — Vincent Ve-h- ar - sub-surfa- M Bonneville took fourth place with her talk on "The Strength of America" She is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph F Farnsworth 624 E Ben Lomond Drive and received a bronze medal The contest was held at Weber College under the direction of M Thatcher AUred Mrs W D Core was chairman of the Golden Spike Chapter contest committee 'auidt CHAPEL OF MEMORIES O UTAH 61 advance And you build on a solid foundation of the home loan specialists "know-how- " Start making your at fi- nancial arrangements now at the most attractive t - - -- rates and terms rev : a water softener until you have seen the fabulous FHA—GI— at at no other time are lovely peaceful surroundinas more important than' during bereavement Such an atmosphere is always' present at Lindquisf Chapel of Memories in Kaysville where noise and congestion are noticeably absent ' ' v ' 1 "WWW jgBROS 336 24th Street in this area and be ready to build remodel or add on at the first sign of spring new "Lindsay Automatic Priced from $19995 with payments as low as $467 per nionth Call me today the luxury of daily maid service and the many other conveniences extended with gracious atmosphere of the EX h Dreams come true when finances are planned well enced AM IE BONIE —- ERHAPS 'j6S with the friendly financial guidance and experi- INJ0Y Contact Business Office Phone A- j NOW! BE READY TO GO WHEN SPRING CO IVIES Federal Get our quotation DELUXE HOTEL APARTMENTS NOW AVAILABLE 4-57- SEE FEDERAL in KAYSVILLE — HOTEL BEN LOMOND TiiniTaiVMMyiyB ce 4 Limited Number of A Uinta Justice Chosen Jo-An- n Uinta County attorney has Haycock a diminutive Terrace brownette was chosen sweetheart been appointed justice of the peace of Stevens Henager Business Col- in precinct 6 Mr Vehar replaces the late Clarence W Cook and will lege in Salt Lake City Friday An official of the Greek governShe is the daughter hold the job for the balance of this ment' will arrive in Ogden Monday of Mr and Mrs H Rees Haycock year Takes Missile Course and will spend a week here study- 272 E 4800 S Miss Haycock was crowned by v v''H ROY — Ronald J- Weaver son of ing the geological aspects of t h e Willard Bay Project of the Bureau college president I W Stevens at 7v Mr and Mrs Donald G Weaver of Reclamation' the college's annual sweetheart ball 4910 S 2400 W Roy completed an Gregory Panayotides of Athens held at the Hotel Utah She was TaV? J bara Bennett - whose subject was Army missile prefire course at who is with the institute for geology chosen by a panel of judges and I research is on an The new sweetheart is a 1961 a ignorance me ixiwntaii of a Oberammergau Austria He is pres- American tour under the sponsor- graduate of Bonneville High School Nation" A student at Ben Lomond ently stationed at Muister ship of the United Nations and the and she is taking a secretary finishHigh she received a bronze me5 US Department of State ing course at Stevens Henager dal if Sandra Farnsworth student at Oratorical Contest Winners Announced by DAR Chapter Annette Christensen Osden High School student won first place in the annual oratorical contest spon sored by the Golden Spike Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution A daughter of Mr and Mrs Carmen Christensen 529 27th she received a silver medal and a savings bond Her subject was "It All Adds Up" Second place winner Miss Marva Burrows of 'Weber High School talked on "For Evil to Triumph Good Men NeedOnly do Nothing" She was also presented a silver medal Her parents are Mr and Mrs James E Burrows Wilson Greek Official Will Visit Ogden WASHINGTON TERRACE — r j K '' ' Conventional l' WBHm: ' |