| Show rvmrmnr 'tl1 w "rvv w 9 t xo ro t’ iyry wrr1 wf n TTT"yT ’ 4 - A 15 The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday February 8 1959 Intcrmountain Briefs n t rff Columbia)Basin Future— J n ' f ’ j Springviile Group to Push inncnt Wet North I)ry South ' Preu PORTLAND ORE— The Columbia Basin has an abur dance of vater in northerr portions of the basin but a shortage for southern portions By AMoclited Farmer 77 Leader in Weber Dies 1 1 died Friday at his res- Special to The Tribune night idence of a heart ailment He had been PRICE — Carbon arid Emery counties are faced with the worst water situation ever recorded president-nf-t- he Scott Passey area conservationist of the Soil Conservation Service Price said the Utah State Crop Mr Stallings Improvement Assn chairman of the Ogden Valley Soil Conservation Distriqtr director of the Farners Home Administration and vice president of the Bear River Mutual Insurance Co jt outlook based on snow measurements on the water sheds ranges from 38 per cent to 54 per cent of average stream-flo- And he said this is figuring IN 1938 HE received the dis- normal precipitation from Feb 1 to June 1 The low figures tinguished service to agricul- are "certainly optimistic conture award the weather to date” sidering Born Oct 1 1981 'at Eden he was a son of Joseph and Claims World Charlotte Hussey Stallings He married21izabeth Carver She POCATELLO IDAHO — Jo Warner 23 a Pocatello radio died jn 1937 He married Catherine Finn station employe is claiming a June' 23 1943 in the Salt Lake women’s record for wakefulness Church of Jesus She’d been Temple awake for 100 Christ of Latter-daSaints hours Saturday at 4 pm playA MEMBER of the Eden ing records In the window of a LDS Ward he was a member Main Street music store and of the Ogden Stake High assisting in collections for the Priests Quorum and a former March- of Dimes Her- goal— to break the 200 ward chorister Survivors include his widow hour mark set a few weeks a son six daughters Lowell G ago by Elmer Tripp in New Stallings Eden Mrs Henry Ybrk City and complete 10 (Inei Brown Mrs Lorus days of staying awake (Marian) King both of Garland Box Elder County Mrs PrepartsHobby Show BRIGHAM CITY-rT- he Avery J (Zenla) Gardner Mrs: Clyde (Doris) Ferrin Mrs G School will show off the handicraft of itsStudents Hugh (Ortell) McKay ’ Lila "Stallings all of Ogden here Monday and Tuesday from 9 am to 9 pm ALSO SURVIVING are four The third annual show sponstepsons and a stepdaughter sored by the Boys Guidance Dale Boyd George M and at the school inThomas Finn all of Ogden Department cludes art projects wood burnPaul- - Finn Millbrae Calif models ing Mrs Ruth 'l Hof ferty Elko work and leather and metal painting 36 grandchildren Nev nine a brother Weigh Bond Issue and a sister SALINA Sevier County— The Salina City Council is considering a bond issue to garner funds for construction of a new sewer system and treatment JIark Coun- - pr Richard K Miner has access and been elected' chairman of an Utah Lake 'he Weather Bureau River forecast Center reported Sat- urday The southern section neels the water for irrigation the northern portion uses it for power HOWEVER according to the February report by Anthony J Polos "chief hydrologist the southern portion fared better in January than in previous months Predicted average stream-flow for rivers in the area for the year as compared with the average of past years inSpecial to Tht Trlbuno EDEN Weber County — clude: Columbia— 115 per cent at George F Stallings 77 past president of Utah State and Grand Coulee Wash Snake — 82 per cent at Weiser Idaho Weber County Boise— 73 per cent at Boise Farm Bureaus Idaho Payette — 95 per' cent at and one of the Horseshoe Bend Idaho organizers of tjie Weber Central Water Scene Glum Dairy Assn Utah further development of the community's art center ‘ zoo Special to Tho Trlbuno SPR1NGVILLE “ development of as a recreation seeking to form area Increased recreation prohere to cofor youth an(i city ordinate efforts of various lo- grams In cal organizations organization a couitcll" "town develop-mentprojec- ' V Thespians Offer OTHER officers' to serve with DrN Miner" Include Mrs G Lowry Anderson vice chairman also president of the Federated Women's Council Mrs Special to The Tribunt secreOGDEN — Presentation of Josephine Zimmerman w committeemen Weber and tary' College Drama DepartMayor J Emmett Bird Robert ment’s play “Blythe Spirit" a Sumsion LeGrnnde Young and by Noel Coward" is Read A fantasy Melvin The officers will set up by- scheduled Tuesday through From left Dr Alton Hadlock state director Roberta Mor- - wood F Rulnn Nicholes D' James Cannon and Sterling council Saturday nights in the Arena rlsey Mrs Ellen Brown Mrs Stella Oaks LaVar Rock- - Price panelists stage Informal discussion' at conference laws for the proposedto effect ahd will take steps in the Moench BuildTheater a working organization which would Include a delegate as- ing Director is H E D Redford sembly with representatives of the Theater Departfrom all local clubs churches ment College Members of thp cast are and civic grouns as well as Eames Francia Oborn citizens not affiliated with any Larry Special to The Tribune Sheri Christofferson Sandy Spoclal to Th Trlbuno Kleinsteuber PROVO — v An American organization 'VERNAL— American house Gary London SUGGESTED prolects would Sherry Boedecker and Carolyn to man Innocent Fork wives want little lamb chops pleaded Special to The Tribune that people feel' overwhelmed Spring Grange a charge of Involuntary maiv include dcvelopmertt-ef and Utah woolgrowers are PROVO— "When you Judie Vaughn Is assistant to ville as center of a potential by the burdens of modern — his after apo ahg-directslaughter because of it the human mind you crealeUng7-sald-- Pr of lent — Clark: "How ' Diis in essence was the a thirst” said Dr Harold Glen ever there is sufficient power have his case dismissed was warning Issued Saturday by Dark In a keynote address Sat- and knowledge in the world to denied In Fourth District at a regional conference solve all our problems” Court J R Broadbent president of urday Eqr-Q- ? of the State - Department ol Oliver George Smith 37 the Utah Woolgrowers Assn Public Instruction A PANEL of seven directed ' DQ YOU: to the annual business meetby Mrs Stella W Oaks Provo American Fork requested the hove a nerve loss? Q DR CLARK director “ education adult of superCity on dismissal he the grounds' conductive Ion? ing of the Uintah Woolgrow0 0hear visor discussed "A Possibility Brigham Young University without understanding? not a been had ers Assn 0 granted speedy adult education and extension for Adult Education" Check Tour Own Hoarlng With fro Ivnluolor The panel discussed three trial HE SAID packing houses services spoke on “The ChalMr Simth is charged In the evaluator lenge of Liberal Adult Edu- questions on adult education An ingenious hearing and processing plants are buy- cation” Laboratories which included I MAICO HEARING IfRVICt “Can adult death of Mrs Ruby Lee on by Moico developed Utah 141 1 3rd Seuth Cliltrl determine ing many of their lambs from Is helping Liberal education he- - de- education-participapeople many in co25 at a Provo intersecthe noture ol their hearing loss New Zealand and Australia fined liberates the individual mmunity development?" “Is Aug I I Name and what may be done about it since those two countries kept from the limitations of nis spe- there a place for a community tion His trial has been set for 1 I Address — evaSend In the coupon A free March 5 In Judge Maurice the size and weight of slaugh- cialty adult education advisory mad JCIty luator VIII come by return — --i ter lambs down ‘There is a growing feeling Harding’s chambers ‘Blythe Spirit’ -- Big Lamb Chop Education Holds Answer Adult Panel Reminded Downon Luck Motorist Enters Innocent Plea suf-ferin- g or What's Your 1 te -- MasterciraiFt Factory y Inter-mountai- n and-Mis- IN ORDER TO CLEAR OUR ENTIRE STOCK tri-che- -- n WEWILL 9 Dail Prows Salina mayor said the proposal will cost $338000' If the city can raise $250000 by bonding it can get J the rest through federal aid which has been applied for he added NEPHI — Funeral services for Gerald Cazier 69 150 E 2nd South will be conducted Monday at 1 p m in the Ward Chapel Church of Jesus-Chri- st of Latter-daSaints under the direction of Found Dead at Home Kenneth Nyman bishop Mr Cazier a lifelong resiSpecial to The Tribune dent of Nephi and a cattle-maLYMAN WYO — Louis D died Thursday in a Salt Christensen 78 was found Lake hospital after a lingering dead Friday afternoon at his ) illness residence of what Uinta CounFriends may cail'at the fam- ty -- coroner's - office - described ily residence Sunday evening as self-inflictegunshot and Monday prior to services wounds First-Secon- d fo9 THIS ENTIRt WEEK plant Special to The Tribune OPEN FROM Service Monday For Cattleman BE P All NS GROWING WE HAV our ex W5 of suteJurln “oao”? 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