Show 'w w u V y xjj uj i nrwt 18 The Salt Lake Tribune June 24 1959 Wednesday ' Officials Dip lightly In ‘Meal’ Expenses Most Salt Lake City officials in spend' have been tight-fisteing city money on entertainment flowers and meals during the first five months of the year a survey of vouchers in the city auditor’s office revealed Tuesday AS A RESULT only about $500 of an appropriated $4500 has been spent out of special Salt Lake City Civil Serv Ice Commission set Aug 3 for the trial of John Ralph above his $9000 annual pay and $1200 a year car allowance for ‘spending money” d ALt OTHER commissioners and the city auditor are al- $500 in contingency funds in addition to $7200 annual salaries and $1200 a year auto allowances Water Commissioner Grant M Burbidge spent $248 for meals at the Ambassador Club out of his $500 for the best thrift record lowed “contingency funds” set up for elected officials MAYOR STEWART Mayor Adiel- - F- - Stewart Is spent allowed $2000 a year over and $9381 including $2495 for a special Elks meeting $3094 at the Ambassador Club for “finance Commission" $3143 for 7 entertainment at the Hotel Utah and $649 for “parks at Ambassador Club Parks Commissioner L C Special to The Tribune HILL air force bas- e- Romney charged $1468 in Seven civilian employes of the breakfasts at the Ambassador 0®den Air Materiel Area have Club as well as $706 and been presented sustained su- $1425 for meals on two ocperior cash casions at the same club performance awards STREETS Commissioner Joe L Christensen paid a $1050 RECEIVING the citations registration fee for the Utah plug awards ranging frnm Association of— 'County to $200 were James Barty convention and $3350 “Laytonr Darlene -- M- Horton- - Officials Salt Lake City George E for a special Elks dinner "dur ing the first five months Williams Ogden Eslie M City Auditor Louis E Holley Antone C Ogden bills totaling $11920 for paid Fowers Hooper Charles H Ha’es Ogden and Neil S the period Including $5 for a meeting with the Veterans of Gailey Clearfield Foreign Wars national president $20 for photographic prints $18 for a Diner’s Club special dinner meeting $1620 TRADE-I- N for an Elks meeting and $60 for coloramic slides for all for your OLD ELECTRIC city commissioners Hill Employes Win Citations Service to Hear Officer Ouster com-missio- Group Seeks Center Spur Salt Lake City Commission MacKay discharged city po-- “ Tuesday was asked to name liceman Tuesday at conclu- its committee to work with a sion of a pretrial sessiorl similar committee already COUNSEL FOR the dis- named by the Salt Lake charged 5th grade Police County Commission to study Department officer Indicated the proposed construction of that the petitioner will re- an Veterans Mequest evidence on at least morial Civic Auditorium foup of the six charges THE REQUEST was 'made brought by Police Chief W Cleon Skousen in support of at a commission meeting by a groqp of members of the the discharge — The charges included alleUnited Veterans Council which gations that Mr MacKay had as its spokesman Norman while on patrol duty went Sims to sleep and failed to answer Adiel F Stewart told radio signals between 3 am theMayor he the comgroup and 7 am Other alleged in- mission would hoped be able to name stances of infractions of de- the committee Wednesday partment and Civil Service “The city needs a civic aualso cited were regulations said Mr Sims ditorium” by the chief “Let’s do the job” x Death Claims Prominent SL Catholic v 4r r ' - V ' 'c if well-know- n i X 1 V 'V Of HtV ? ? Helen Hyland Day 1538 Ramona Ave (1938 South)) died Tuesday at 4:30 am at her home of a lingering illness ‘ She was a prominent Catholic laywoman and the daughter of the late Joseph W Hyland early day Utah mining man MRS DAY was bom in Salt Lake City She was married here to Russell S Day in 1928 - She Was the first president of the St Ambrose Altar Society and held the office for two years She was also the parish choir director from 1948 to 1952 Helen Hyland Day Promlaywoman inent Catholic - I ' Colleen Day a sister Mrs T REQUIEM HIGH Mass will P Billings and a brother Jo- be celebrated Friday at 10 tun seph A Hyland all' of Salt at St Catholio ' Ambrose Lake City " Church 2315 Redondo Ave ' (2015 South) Holy Rosary i wiM'bareclted Thursday at 8 jm at 372 E 1st South Where friends may call Thursday fi’om 6 to 9 pm and Friday Miss Elon Mangleson Utah’s before services 1 r pretty Dairy Princess TuesThe family requests that ' day was a’ special guest of Salt spiritual bouquets be sent Lake Rotary Club at the group’s luncheon meeting In Mil DAY ’ Hotel Utah The final major event of CAPITOL the state’s month-lonobservance of June Dairy Month will be climaxed Wednesday when Miss Mangleson Ephraim Sanpete County presides over Dairy Day observances at Lagoon said Richard G Stevens chairman of the observances -committee for American Dairy LAssn of Utah 1 — Rotarians Greet Dairy Princess g AN ACTIVE member of the Catholic Woman’s League she served as chairman of several of its committees She also had been secretary of the Salt Lake District of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women Surviving Mrs Day are her husband a daughter Mary ASK ANT ' GIR- Ep-plc- h 35 TANK ON THIS NEW FINANCE GLASS-0-MAT- WATER HEATER IIS Vouchers in the auditor’s office showed expenses charged to the city by Commissioner Geurts included a bouquet of flowers Robinson’s $1224 Newhouse entertainment Ambassador Club $1320 entertainment Hotel Utah $72-0flowers Hannah’s $765 entertainment Hotel Utah Motor Lodge $1898 entertainment Ambassador Club $2674 flowers Miller’s & ' Ellison’ Flowers Inc $1705 entertainment Hotel Utah Motor Lodge $467 meals Ambassador? Cluh $5555 and flowers Hannah’s $510 Mayor Adiel F Stewart said the contingency funds are "discretionary funds like a salesman’s privilege fund” “The idea is to keep a city official from paying from his own pocket expenses he wouldn’t have except for his job” the mayor said ’The only limit is the man’s own conscience” I Won't Ruit Crock or Chlpl FIBER-GLAS- ' months"' SIZE 40-St- L GUSS-LINED- Commissioner Ted Geurts spent $23325 from his fund during the first five IC S 7 INSULATION! FULL R WARRANTY! 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