Show THANKS TO NEW SALES TAX TERRACE WON'T HIKE £0 ( LEVY B — Section WASHINGTON TERRACE — The City Council Wednesday night set the 1961 tax levy at 20 mills OGDEN UTAH THURSDAY EVENING IB AUGUST 10 1961 same amount that was in force' during the preceding - mi year The levy was tentatively set at 21 mills last December when the 1961 budget was adopted But with an additional $4600 to be collected by the Terrace from the newly-enactehalf per cent sales tax the amount was dropped back to 20 mills Mayor Stanley W Poulsen said the county sales tax income would pay for half the amount budgeted' for the city's capital improvements during the year Nineteen mills will go for general city pur- poses and one mill for the special improvement guarantee fund The city's 1961 budget is $146000 ! hi li Whib 3 u d j out detailed rules and requirements for annex-- j ing land to Ogden City will be pre-- l sented to the City Council tonight v The policy is being recommended by the Ogden Planning Commission after an extensive study of present annexation procedures and potential future requests for annexation I to the city k Also on the agenda for tonight's City Council meeting is a report from City Manager Edward L s Carlsen on a police department re- spelling ? $ 5 CALLS Grass rubbish and a false alarm busied Ogden firemen for lxh hours Wednesday Five calls were answered At 2:24 pm a false alarm was turned in at 30th and Stephens on a corner calL box Firemen reported the area deserted and "no one saw a thing" At 4:49 pm an abandoned auto salvage yard was reported on fire Burning weeds grass old tires and rubbish required three hours to pm a hatf-acr- e grass fire required an hour to june -l Municipal Building ex-tinqu- At 5:48 pm june grass burning in a vacant field at 2673 F Ave to West Ogden took a half-hocontrol At 9:44 pm firemen controlled a rubbish fire at 4th and Monroe ur Hotel Window Broken The manager of the LaFrance Hotel" 133 25th reported to police that two men broke the front window of the hotel with rocks Wednesday night Jin - One-Hor- A FLASH BRUSH FIRE sent these billows of smoke -- Cify Crew On the Go control At 4:21 f ing changes OTHER MATTERS Citji Manager Carlsen also has for presentation to the council: —A letter from the National Board of Fire Underwriters offering to make a survey to determine sites for new fire stations The council previously asked Mr Carlsen to determine if this board would make such a study The city mana ger said the letter probably will be filed for later use —Request from the Bureau of Reclamation for permission to build a temporary road into Camp Kiesel while its engineers conduct a preliminary survey for a permanent road in that area —A petition to rezone a small area near 28th and Fowler trom R-- 3 to CThe council meeting operf to the public begins at 5 pm in council chambers on the sixth floor of the By Dan McGrew NORTH OGDEN — A stubborn brush fire that blackened 25 acres on the mountain slopes east of here was reported in hand this morning crew was on the scene but a n today continuing the fight The blaze broke out about 2 pm Wednesday below the Highline Canal at 1700 N Mountain Road At the peak of the battle as many as 45 Forest Service men county fire fighters and volunteers were deployed against the flames Also called into action was a Forest Service plane which launched an aerial assault on the widening blaze district Kenneth O Maughan forest ranger said this morning the source of the fire was as yet undetermined It started on the north side of Garner Canyon in sage grass and scrub oak eventuCanally spreading into there from yon The county brush truck and crew got between the fire and ditch at an early hour were almost trapped managed to slip out at one end of fire front and moved the above CROSSED BRIDGE "But by the time they could get to a bridge cross the stream and return to the fire flames had jumped the ditch in a dozen places and started up the canyon" said John Rose the county's assistant fire chief Mr Rose said the withering oak brush flames had the tinder-drto feed on and the brush might as well have been soaked with kerosene From there the fire spread into the narrow canyons and was virtually impossible to battle from the ground At this point a converted Navy plane was called into action to dump more than a ton of a mixture into canyon brush Below in the foothills county crews and two forest bulldozers threw up f irelines and guards to hold the flames in check Mr Maughan's crew of Forest Service men supervisors and volunteer workers mounted the steep slopes to heavy timber stands half way up the mountain to do battle 26-ma- quest to change the method of collecting bail and paying traffic fines In other action the council will hear recommendations fljta the planning commission on petitions to annex a small tract of land west of Pennsylvania Avenue and a vacant lot on 42nd Street near College Heights and two requests for zon- skyward as flames pushed up the mountain face east North Ogden Wednesday Although the blaze was : out of hand for a short time fire fighters and a plane dumping borax clay on hot spots contained it by night-o- f fall 400-fo- IN THE MAIN -(AGAIN) NO RAIN Clyde Accepts With Regret Hinckley Resignation From College Trustees Clear skies over Ogden City with a fringe of clouds on the horizon and a chance of late afternoon and evening thunder showers make today's weather Gov George D Clyde today ac- will be selected from the Salt Lake all sections of the state served by cepted the resignation of Frede- City area in keeping with a policy the school represented on the board rick R Hinckley of Salt Lake City indicated by the governor of having NO ALTERNATIVE from the Weber College Board of The attorney general's opinion ofTrustees fered no alternative to Mr HinckThe resignation follows a ruling ley's resignation and stated that by the Utah attorney general that strict enforcement "will deprive not the' state's conflict of interest law only colleges but other state instibars Mr Hinckley from keeping The annual Potter family reunion tutions of the services of very able his seat on the college board in the held will be Roy Saturday stockMr Hinckley is a major men" Gov Clyde said he accepted the holder and president of the Amer- City Park beginning at 12 noon & Co which Inc lunch to is ican Paper Each family resignation "with regret" Supply bring does business with the college There will be a fish pond for the Mr Hinckley had submitted a A spokesman for Gov Clyde said all A letter of resignation subject to the a successor probably will not be youngsters and games for attorney general's opinion The opinappointed before the board's next genealogy meeting and program ion was requested by Rendell N Mabey chairman of the board aftmeeting scheduled Tuesday morn- will be featured in the afternoon Mrs Mrs Hancock and er Mr Hinckley reported the situon the LeRoy college campus ing ation to him It is expected the new trustee Louis Reed are Potter Reunion Set Saturday in Roy ot y and sink to 8 tonight Lightning flashes which slashed the horizon to the south Wednesday night accompanied with rolling thunder never quite made it to the city No rain was reported in surrounding areas The rest of the state is expected to have temperatures between with lows between 0 through Friday Gusty winds are forecast near thunder shower' areas across the state 64-6- fire-retardi- 90-1- 00 60-7- en se : picture Temperatures are expected to rise to 96 during the day Outbreak Ranger Says Blaze in Check 1 Planning Commission to Offer Procedure After Making Extensive Study of Policy A policy I 25 Acres Burned in - Council Will Hear Rules On Annexing Cify Lands i Afioun&ain from that vantage point Aided by the aerial assauK they brought the flames under control about 9 pm Mr Matiffhan said the Weber County Sheriff's Department moved cars into position and floodlighted the slopes so crews could be removed safely Deputies had controlled traffic jams earlier The district ranger said that more than 50 had' volunteered tt help fight the flames "Because of the dangerous loca tion of this blaze we were able to use only 14 to 20 volunteers but we were glad to know more help was available" he said One resident of the area for 55 years reported this is the first brush or mountain-sid- e fire in his memory Mr Maughan said that even though a small area had been burned loss of brush in canyon floors and along slopes could produce a serious hazard in event of heavy rains or a cloudburst in the area n A forestry crew remained on guard all night around the fire 26-ma- while county crews 'left af midnight and returned at 5:30 am area SCOUTMASTER TO BE HONORED A man who has served the boys of Ogden for 43 years as scoutmaster of three troops will be honored at a reunion party at Camp Kiesel (Weber County Memorial Park) Friday from 3 to 10 pm As many as possible of the 1000 boys who have learned scouting under the direction 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