Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) OA M'- x ('jwwymwwi — ihiivvil STANDARD-EXAMINE- R ' WEDNESDAY EVENING 'vWmWTwX’'V 55v (AY IT 1955 WWflVJwyWl ® ntnl Dml UJUrD § ‘u’ V r— — VVH Kaysville Splits Its 3 Wards And Selects New Bishoprics — -- v: v ' v rx -- V v ‘ By ITHA HENRY KAYSVILLE —Each of Kaysville’s three wards was divided Sunday making a new total of six with about 450 members per i n T - w’ard n v d Present LDS membership in Kaysville another indication the town’s consistent growth is 2700 :a Released as bishops were Rulon Killian First Ward Paul C Layton Second Ward and Laverl Stewart Third Ward New bishops counselors andi clerks are as follows: X Hess Farmington Wayne PaulFirst Ward — Clifford G sen Kaysville and Letha ShiftGreen bishop Glen S Stuart man and Dixie Weatherstone first counselor Wayne K Shef- Clearfield field second counselor Richard Adviser for the yearbook is Hal j8 Gai-le- y Barber clerk H and Robinson Clyde HUNDREDS ATTENDED — Crowding close aroiin d the gleaming Golden Spike marker at Promonassistant clerk tory Station where the original ceremony was sta ged in 1869 hundreds of fascinated onlookers O Horne son ef Pfc eyes glued to performers saw history repeated in precise detail The reenactment began promptly Second W’ard — Glen Garrett Mr andHarold Mrs Owen Horne Kays-rill- e at 12:47 the exact moment when the spike was first driven 86 years earlier bishop Irving F Christenson is a member of the 1st infirst counselor Ernest R little fantry Division in second counselor PaulW Flint Germany clerk and Golden Taylor assistA leave orders ant clerk specialist in ServThird W’ard — Ronald F Mc- ice Company of Cormick bishop Richard C Bow- the division’s man first counselor Grant T 18th Regiment Winkleman second counselor He arrived in lion acres of land for their con- made easily in 45 minutes LAYTON— The Layton JunJames L Herndon clerk struction efforts Europe in May Promontory Station is about 24 ior Chamber of Commerce — 1954 Horne enFourth Ward Clarence to have things all washed Terms Report “Nonsense” hopes miles west of Corinne tered Forest J the Army Barker bishop 21 up May Creer described as “nonsense” in first M counselor JohnRobert That’s November for the its day big allegations by other historians “car wash” in which members son second counselor and Don 1953 and eon-plete- d Saints Church that the Latter-dabasic train- - Pfc Horne intend to raise money for play- L Whittaker clerk had opposed building of the rail— Fifth ZolWard Clinton D ing at Ft Ord Calif His wife ground equipment at the new roads “to enhance their isolation” e linger bishop Eugene C elementary school Instead he insisted the Mormons first counselor Kendall Luana is with him in Germany Facilities at Dave Clawson’s welcomed the railroads He read Ence second counselor Clifford Horne is a 1948 graduate of DavService have been made availextracts from historical docuable for the event and an added Blamires clerk Alan B Man- is High School ments to prove his point assistant clerk feature will be bike and tri- ning After Creer’s address the anBrent Rushforth son of Mr Sixth Ward — Rulon D Barnes cycle safety inspections at the nual reenactment of the Golden bishop W’alwyn T Green first and Mrs Knewel Rushforth of same'time FARMINGTON — Building perSpike ceremony was conducted Ken Smith said counselor Phillip D Robbins Kaysville won the fourth honor with Kenneth E Weight super- mits for $124704 worth of con' — intendent of the Box Elder Coun- struction were issued in Davis bicycles and tricycles will be second counselor Glen W Hill award given by and Thomas S Rushforth ty School district as committee County during April according to equipped with reflectorized clerk t the Kaysville Jay-chairman Harold Tippetts county engineer tape at that time and that re- assistant clerk cees The pres- on the condition of the Key players in yesterday’s cast There will Largest permit a $12764 brick ports be 350 was Kaysville C entation vehicles were John W Howard as Leland residence was issued to R Wayne two-- and children in a participating made at the regu-will be made to parents iif lar award assem- -j Stanford of Central Pacific E B Newson 6736 S 100 East St summer recreation Owens as T C Durant of Union Bountiful program sponsored by the Kaysbly recently' at Pacific Henry L Thorne as AriOther permits for construction ville civic association The proCentral Junior zona Gov Anson P K Safford of homes were issued to Cliff gram will begin June 15 aci High in Layton The two railroad officials orig- Rasmussen 412 E 6400 South St cording to Mrs Harry Duckworth He earned the inally involved drove the Golden Bountiful $8016 Weyher Conchairman youth honor on the Spike by turns Gov Safford held struction Co 6977 and 6959 S In Mrs Alan Blood Is chairman basis of it in place of the swimming program and 4 scholastic high Salisbury Rd Bountiful each ability Twenty railroad officials rep- for $9480 Henry Schueller is the athletic asRushforth in interest — RIVERADLE Riverdale’s resenting the Union Pacific and Lalif A Campbell 6303 and town instructor in are records Southern Pacific (successor to the 6329 S 450 East “good shape” signed tasks good citizenship and Bountiful each to a recent audit reCentral Pacific) attended A meeting for all mothers with an ability to progress for $9824 Neil L Sheriff 223 according Furnished Music E 7100 South Bountiful $10516 port which also made some rec- children entering kindergarten He received the honor from The cotlorful Box Elder High Elvin Coon two permits at 6742 ommendations for streamlining next month was held recently Sherm Rutledge a Jaycee at the Kaysville elementary School band along with Golden and 6748 S Davis Blvd each for the town’s accounting system the audit school where 74 children were Completed recently Spike Cadets who are members $11518 was Alex- registered made of firm the by Mr of the VFW Drum and Bugle Campbell 6347 S 450 East ander Currin Greer and Bennett All eligible children who are Val Verda Corps furnished music during the Bountiful $8800 showed the town has total not yet registered for It Co two permits at 687 ceremony Building of $23183323 which bal- ten must do so beforekindergar‘ Several Washakie Indians did and 133 W 7050 South Bounti- assets entering ance with the liabilities and sur- classes native dances at the conclusion ful the first one for $9252 and plus of the ceremony pageant the second for $8512 Davis County winners in the Assets include: Cash $30- A permit for a $3000 garage 39494 accounts Concluding event was the aucEVANSTON Wyo — Seven several divisions of the wareceivable tioning of an original rail souv- at North Centerville was issued ter service $2160 accounts recontest were teachers on the faculty roll ef enir The bidding was lively be- to Kenneth Duncan Nanella ceivable water connection $182 announced last night at Davis Consolidated School District No tween residents of Salt Lake City Jones was issued a permit for a water High sewer system $19732226 1 have tendered their resignaOgden Brigham City and Tremon-to- $1500 construction at 1710 N system $20040 and office In first place were Joan Hatch equipbut the highest bid came 2nd West Bountiful Bountiful Marie Holt Clearfield tions and will not be returning to ment $162285 from an old time resident of Liabilities and surplus include: Kay Glover Farmington and Evanston to teach next year rePromontory George Hansen who Deposits by water users $50 tax Dixie Rogers Bountiful ports Clyde W Kurtz superinhad lived there for 34 years Second note winners total tendent are $2000 place anticipation Among the old timers at the bonds payable $144000 and total Shawna Schofield Kaysville They are: celebration was Mrs Margaret Donna J Ayer Millard F PenMarilyn Bountiful $85833 Burningham surplus Wells Knudson 87 Portage Utah G Edwin (Ted) Anderson is Karen Taylor Farmington and ny Mrs LaFond Pope Hall and — ROY The Lake View Stake who has attended the last three of Riverdale with Herman Marilyn Page West Point Dolores Rowan of the high school celebrations Her comment was Relief Society will hold a banquet mayor Third Fiet went to Deem staff Mrs Martha R Borgmin Delbert Lenore place George and at 1:30 program beginning “It’s just grand I hope I can be Shoemaker and Bountiful Wallace Plainview Sheila Stimpson Knight in House Elementary Mrs Shirthe Stake pm Friday here next year” councilmen Miss Eleanor Page West Point Joan Suekoka ley N Matthews Clark Elemenand here Joseph Watkins Bountiful and Betty Kuros Boun- tary and Paul S Woolston elePresident Beth McIntyre of the Call clerk Brigham City resident was also Relief tiful mentary grades music supervisor Board said all ward present He said he didn’t attend officersSociety Honorable mentions are Judy teachers and visiting Musical Serviceman the original event because “I Hanseon Bountiful LeAnn Millcould hitch a ride out or teachers are invited LAYTON — Basil L Angell a er Farmington Sherrol Major I’d have been there” Let Us Cleon Your seaman recruit has been assigned Kaysville and Nila Ward no “You know” he added “it used Teachers Elect Principal VENETIAN BLINDS to the Naval Training Center address given to take a good day by team to EVANSTON Wyo — Leland Drum and wMi a ecisatifk ataduae pn isss Bugle Corps in San A Davis nigh music Instrucreach Promontory Station from G Rex principal of the Evanston lhal dsaas tfce tapes sards rsaBy Diego His parents are Mr and slats spaABsg krFM Brigham City and if you went by Junior High School was elected Mrs Sanford Angell of 647 Ad- tor Jack Stacey has been aJ ox team it took a good long day” president of the Evanston Class- ams St The corps per- chosen “Musician of the Month” Layton the Melodeon a trade magasame room meetthe a Assn at drive can be Teachers Today forms at recruit reviews and at by zine school in the Mrs ing high civil functions Mr Stacey has taught at Davis Ervis Hiatt was named vice pres- special for 25 years turning out noticeident and Mrs Beulah Umbarger Church Meeting ably good choral groups bands Easy Way was elected secretary BOUNTIFUL (UP) — The and orchestras Under his direcUtah Congregational Christian tion the school musicians present ih Church will hold its 43rd annual an annual Christmas assembly SIRV1CI conference tomorrow and Friday and operetta He lives in Bounti- ON RIQUIST in the Bountiful Community ful CaR Us TstspKena Church Principal speaker will Estimates CKesrfwIiy Give Ten editors have been selected be Dr Alford Carleton of BosP & DIUYTRT Ftir ton executive vice president of to handle “D” Book the Davis the American Board for Foreign High yearbook in 1956 They are: Torpedo Vcnctlcn Sondra Adams Layton Sonja Missions of the church Blind Laundry Anderson and Ila Bagnell Boun1 Vaa Kerea Dial 7442 tiful Lucille Darley and Sylvia Fisher ' Centerville Lee Ann N j leiiffBiftririfl-t- JUST AS IT HAPPENED— In the roll of T 0 Durant of the Union Pacific Railroad E B Owens pounds the Golden Spitye into plkce ii a golden moment of Western history Among others who performed in thef reenactment yesterday vere Henry --L Thorne as Arizona Gov Anson P K Safford and John Howard ai Leland Stanford of the Ce ntral Pacific (now Southern Pacific) Railroad i I J - t Vr t i Railroad History Comes to Life i i ! Tnr 'riftiviTMnii'iiia All Washed Up? That's Just What JCs Have in Mind 1800 Witness Reenactment of Golden Spike Ceremony the nation its first transcontinen By RtJTH JENSEN PROMONTORY STATION— The tal set of rails sledge hammer blows that fell 86 DAD Last year approximately 1000 were on hand Principal speaker yesterday was Dr Leland H Creer of the University of Utah history department He told his audience that the momentous event on May 10 1869 might have been delayed had not the Southern States seceded from the Union and started the Civil War r And Dad if you haven't checked your auto’ insurance since Junior started to drive better do so and be'Sure you carry enough years before uniting East and West by rail echoed at Promontory Station yesterday where the Golden Spike driving was reenacted for Ian audience of more than 1800 spectators It was a gratifying moment for the performers and planners who had spent long hours preparing and rehearsing the reenactment down tq the finest detail The first performance three years earlier brought only 500 to this barren semi-aritract where Sketched Movement the Central and Southern Pacific Dr Creer sketched the growRailroad! met and joined giving ing movement of a century ago of who moved in an inAmericans Gets Carrier Duty creasing number from the AtCLEARFIELD — Edwin C lantic seaboard into the Far West Baker electronics technician secHe said there had been a ond class son of Mr and Mrs “strong feeling” for years that Edwin Ej Baker Clearfield is the nation should have a transserving aboard the attack cruiser continental railroad but efforts to USS Kearsarge which is operatprovide federal aid were blocked ing in thel Western Pacific with by southern states controlling the Carrier Task Force 77 Senate “They were afraid” he added “that emigration to the West would bring formation of new states and cost them their Senate d Blackburn-Jcno- s Company' "Mm Who! Know Insurant ' 319 -- 24th Si Dial 01 :zr U ' 1 1 Shop in Ogden m ’ MEED ROOM control” The secession and Civil War ended these delaying tactics the historian said and the Union Pacific Railroad Bill was passed giving the rail companies 25 mil- - Und AreUdding'a New Department PRICES REDUCED NOW! f New Club Officers EVANSTON Wyo — Mrs Clyde W Kurtz has been elected president of the Evanston Ladies Literary Club with Mrs Fred Burdett vice president Mrs James Sanddal secretary Mrs nUMMAGE SPECIAL 'Cottons Taffetas Rayons Etc I Excellent selection Yard Jerome Barnett treasurer and Mrs Robert P Zemp director RAYON SUITINGS J DON’T FORGET GRADUATION Now's he time o get )jour fabrics for that graduation formal while stocks are completed Lay away if Davis Approves y $124704 Worth Of New Buildings Prig-mor- T! 1' V three-wheele- d nine-wee- k Riverdale Records Good Shape Evanston to Lose Seven Teachers n Banquet Planned ld 1 Sea Us For Outstanding Valvas CHILDREN'S DEPT III ll For Relief Society 39 45 and 60 inches wide You must see these! 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