Show -- - - - - - -- - -— -- - - - - obN- tievei14 0 - -- - 480--e- - - i ' i t Zile Zatt 12 Uribunt iiktfr Citizens Corral Champ Reelected Director ' Stray Doffs U S Chamber of Commerce Aid Quarantine- ' : Saturday Morning April 28 1945 - I Bountiful Firm Neotlatmg on New Well Agreement - :i 4 ''-- 1 -unroune Intermountain NVire — Bountiful City B Wendell Hammond and Atty D Moyle attorney for Henry Oil Wasatch Refining Co Woods Cross are negotiating an agreeenment on a proposed 500-focased pump well for Bountiful city Application to dig the well has been filed with the state engireers office according to Bounti- city recorder Wilford H W il- Lams Permission to dig the well was withheld for the present when Wasatch Oil Co protested on the grounds that such a well would BM:N1:4 ' I ! ' - i - 4 I - f I ( ' to 110 7414 4 BIG DIFFERENCE there must be a reason! ' i t - ' ':- ' : - : - - - :i - Unit Stoker Mr Williams I During the past two years he has served as a member of the national unit's natural resources department committee is chairman of the department's subcommittee on public land policies and a mem- ber lot the committee on corn- mercial organizations His reelection was sponsored by the Logan Ogden Idaho Falls and Salt! Lake City chambers of commerce and petitions in his behalf were signed by 18 units in seven western states Valuable support also was accorded by the Mortgage Bankers Assn of America President of the Cache Valley Banking Co Logan Mr Champ Is a director of the National Forestry Assn and is a leader in scores of regional state and local civic and business organizations Faces Fine or Jail Clothing-Driv- BYll Receives MOO 1 ("' ) ji" a i 4 13 1171 L k ( 01 m J Ai - 41' i!-- 11 --- -- 4 'roc:1st4d Meat teekal vilth Marine e home-mad- - -- 11m- ---- because ' 0 ( cr Coot GPADLII Itta It a tantalizing—the Downright clen buIs'Ae-- of teaG at of apple ' grrmossons:101010:1 blend itling a Tastes hie bome-atact- e its made like bome-mad- e nr 1 "40 ef:Ni--1 i I p es41 (BABY IN WEER! I 17 Cleares Glass N t i Sprayers Chums! 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CLEAN BLEACH - t: v 11 6-- t - - 4 7 L 41 C 1 With Spring finally knocking at our doors wo can and must cloan up paint vp inside and Let your friendly neighborhood A G Grocer help you select the best in cleaning out at lowest prices needs FRIDAY AND SATURDAY APRIL 27 AND 28 Prices Effective in Our Murray Magna Tooele Midvale and Salt Lake Stores it I I - ' e:i SALE DAYS 11 41t4s 1 V 'ft Glass Clstanor Clearex 3 P11 t5i 11 i 1 Faster Acting Longer Lasting Suds SuggestIfic:a for 4 s el ' 1 t' i'- -- s I r !Aro 1 (1 A TL':::::::--:- IL"'" r -- '-' n 1st West or call for appointment Applicants must be referred s : t V I r - jo — - - TOIa ED t 7: i pi " Ned ) 1 101 Sit'" vilth Sausage Apples f qv ''''"' z Vials :1"' V rn : 61 1i 41b N 0011 lovoll D I I b7USES i 1 N 'L 154 So j : k:7111 SAFEWAY OFFICE PROVO—A gift of WOO the third to be presented Brigham Young university by Utah Copper Co within the past year has (been given to B Y If research work according to Dr Franklin S Hant Iris president "' I discovered one dog which died in Ogden was found infected with rabies The checkup is being made to isolate other dogs which may have been infected 1 Baker Dough Mixers I 00' er - I '14 -ell 71 17 --1- r° Earl D McMullin 23 414 N 2nd West at was fined $100 or one Assn will be held May 3 at 3:30 day in jail for each $5 Friday by City Judge Joseph G Jeppson McElection of Mullin p rni at the school previously pleaded guilty offictoes will take place and a proto issuing an insufficient funds gram by Girl Scout troops will be check for $8 presented under the direction of Mrs L Earl Burnham Mrs Robert G Harding retiring president said that parents WANTED are invited to visit classrooms Food Clerks during the day and to view the art Truck Drivers exhibit in the gymnasium Meat Cutter re- - I TEA GARDEN 1 re - Tribune Intermountain Wire OGDEN—Ogden citizens are cooperating with city authorities in the enforcement of the ordinance which went into effect Thursday quarantining all dogs in Ogden for 30 days ' officials reported Numerous citizens have helped corral stray dogs and are reporting strays when they appear in the neighborhood Dr E J Walkup city poundmaster said The ordinance was passed by the city commission when it was --- - - Meets May 3 BOUNTIFUL — Twenty- - t w alrady large packing boxes havereceived been filled with clothing from the south Davis district in the current clothing collection drive according to Rev John Mitchell drive chairman Clothing is continually being brought to the packing center at 2nd South and Main st and Rev Mitchell wishes to thank all workers andall contributors A houseto-house canvass conducted by H Charles Barlow of the Bountiful Lions club has also brought fine d1 results Rev Mitchell said 4A4 ' :: e Of d ' Chairman Tells Success 11 ' ' ii ported i 0 i ll one-mi- t ) 0$ I t meeting of onBOUNTIFUL—Final levy brings Stoker school Parent - Teacher A ful city in about $2000 5 I ar- 20-in- C t Tribune Intermountain Wire LOGAN—Frederick P Champ ' ' : prominent Logan businessman and ' past president of the Mortgage Bankers Assn of America has - been reelected "by a substantial :' '' :margin" as a director of the U S ' chamber of commerce officials of : :''!4L7'' learned Frithe Logan chamber i 'lday :' Mr Champ as a director will the ninth district an represent ' 1 area including the western states ' His term runs for two years He — I was Informed of his 'reelection by Bradford national manager 1 Ralph Commenting upon his election ' Mr Champ said "as a staunch advocate of the productive use of the ' resources of public lands I hope 1 to continue to contribute to a t national understanding of sound ReFrederick P Champ elected director of the U S policies relating to this problem I believe that the issues involved chamber of commerce in bureaucratic encroachment are essentially the same on the range P-T- A in the office in the factory or in the market place" - fl 4 1 - Bountiful city officials contend that the present city diking sys- tern on the foothills east of the city Spreads overflow water onto the porous bench lands feeding water into the districts south and west of the city The water saved by the diking system more than balances the amount that would be taken from the well Mr Williams said the proposed well would be located on city property formerly known as the old Penman property southeast of Bountiful's business and resiThe well would dential district not be run continuously but only to supplement the present system well would produce The approximately three second feet of water and would cost in excess of $10000 An increase of one mill wa-- s voted into the 1944 and 1945 mu- tax levies to pay partially nfoicripaadl ot i deplete the waters of existing tesian wells in West Bountifl ' I 1 11 4 Pe!A!mt04ot -- t!"f414kik"4o4 !!! 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