Show OGDEN UTAH SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 22 1959 B—Section A ONLY ONE FOURTH IN ' i - r Only five more days— discounting ments into the treasury Notices on weekends and Thanksgiving— re- property on which mortgages are main for taxpayers of Weber Coun- held are mailed direct to the insti ty to pay their annual bills before tution where the loan was made ' the month runs out and taxes be- into the coffers Banks and mortgage companies come delinquent C Baker county treasurer also are dropping large lump pay- Linn ' ' ' said yesterday a tabulation showed 7 that about $2365000 has been paid into the treasurer's office on the second floor of the Municipal Build' ' ing - This h of the is about ' anticipated revenue due and payable by Nov 30 More than eight e An interesting book is million dollars will be paid by propto at the going press Municipal erty owners to be spread among Building '" A 29 taxing agencies ' a ' It is the Ogden City budget for "" J Cvlt'JHliJH'lliliJmii nnrnwmi '' W Jl Getting the biggest bite of the 1960 taxes will be the schools NEW OFFICERS of the Weber County Medical Soerety are (left to right) Dr DougNext Friday night Mayor LeRoy Those who have not paid their M Donald Moore las C Barker president Dr Gale H Keyes sfecretary Dr B 30 Young and the six Council memwill Nov of taxes by the end president-elec- t and Dr O Marvin LewJstreasurer be subject to a delinquency pen- bers will begin studying the budget alty the cost of advertising and Three hundred copies of Jthe budget interest amounting to eight per cent are being printed at the Municipal Building to begin Jan 1 1960 Mr Baker said that the amount Larry Hunter assistant city fiof taxes received thus far will be nance director and budget officer bolstered ' considerably when the is in charge of the job 19 Harlan Sherman Taylor companies transportation faJim- Eide purchasing agent and pleaded guilty in City Court to a utility and cilities and businesses rmajor of the print ' shop and limanager of driving on a revoked charge Marvin Dr are their "contribution" 0 industries ' C Barker Dr Douglas drop yesterday organization Carol Findley of the city finance cense succeeded Dr Leo W Benson as Lewis treasurer and Dr Gale H officer's office are doing the work Ronald 0 Hyde fined him Judge president of the Weber County Med- Keyes secretary They were re-- : $50 and gave him 30 days in jail Copies of the 1960 city budget Tea at 4 p rri Today ical Society w ill be available to the general to The was term be reduced to held last jail by ' Dr Barker has" served as presiden- elected positions year 10 days on payment of the fine The Zionaires of the New Zion public beginning Nov 30 Me of votes its much uThe Society t-elect during the past year is the second time you have Baptist Church will' hold a tea to"This The public hearing on the budget Elected to that office for the time to scientific programs and been in here" said 6 343 will at from be held by "the City Council East 4to Hyde Judge day pm " coming year was Dr Donald M activities designed to improve med- to Mr Taylor "on the same 4525 South Washington Terrace Dec 17 Moore' The Council must approve the ical care of Ogden area residents charge Next time I won't be so Proceeds will be used to buy robes Other officers of the for the church primary choir budget before Jan' 1 Included in its membership are easy on you'" a trustee of the 'American Medical Assn Dr George Fister the presi 12 dent of the Utah Medical Assn Dr I Bruce McQuarrie alternate delWORKERS YIELD egate to the AMA House of SpeakCALL ers Dr Drew M Petersen and the vice speaker of the Utah Medical '"' Assn: house of delegates Dr Rus'""11' A dozen "swing shift" emX ' sell N Hirst r at ployes Marquardt Corp didn't stand on ceremony when a hurry call came through for blood donors at St Benedict's Hospital Stopping work they rushed to the hospital each gave a pint Mayor LeRoy B Young and memof blood and the twelve were bers of the Ogden City Council were ' invited to ' inspect the Bookmobile back on the job a short time 'later on loan to the city and county Taking part in the "Good by the State Library Commission Samaritan" blood giving were Maurice Marchant a p p e ared FILSTTTScI P&nmlCED BY to Max the Welker Fitzsimonds Council at City Hary meeting speak 1 t lKs Leo Wimmers Robert Bjork-ma- n 4 in favor of a proposed fund by the Phil Locey William city to help support the BookmoGordon Butler Elvin YOUR Ban M0V£ bile Mayor Young said the matter will be taken under consideration Rasmussen John 0'Teil' John PROJECTOR MORE! Haines Louis Mezzer and Paul Friday when the City Council begins ' Foresberg study of the 1960 budget A Complete Show f ' 4 IK if! City Workers Print Budget - " 'I A hunt in Ogden is being conducted by a man in North Dakota Kenneth O Leonard who lives at 143 5th Garrison ND is trying to run down information on R A Lombard believed to have lived in Ogden years ago The North Dakota man is seeking information on an old time gun he owns which is stamped "R A Lombard Ogden Utah" Mr Leonard said he is interested in Western history and collecting - old Indian guns Regarding the gun in question he says: "I have a brass-fram- e Henry repeating rifle serial No 1836 It is stamped USID 133 on the left side of the frame and engraved "R A Lombard Ogden Utah" The stock is decorated with brass tacks" j ft one-fourt- iliv 350-pag- J? n in city-coun- County Medical Society Elects 1960 Officers Youth: Enters Pled On Driving Count ty - - 118-memb- er MARQUARDT Ron Crowds II Fifty registered Quarter Horses consigned by Herbert Johnson Mo were sold for $72550 yesterday as desto Calif was bought by Wit crowd-pullinevents of the horse liam G Duck wall Carthage Mo division of Golden Spike Stock Show for $2900 neared a close A' bay mare Topperette Cardyv The second cf the horse consigned by Anthony Santos Chico show came as the finale of the Calif was bought by Gordon Mick- nine-da- y exposition which opened clsen Big Piney Wyo for $2650 Nov 13 with the traditional stock Tejas Merry a buckskin filly con- show program Horse shows and i signed by Perry Stanf ul of Towiv contests claimed the final two days send Mont was bought by Enid The 50 horses from stables as Carr Tremontoa for $575 The sale was conducted by Bill far away as Texas and California of the Smale sales manage Smale sold at an average $1451 described ment Stockton Calif for the of officials Intermountain by Quar ter Horse Assn as "very good" Quarter Horse Assa The auction was topped by Dandy sponsor of equine events At the annual meeting of the Ash Chunk a beautiful chestnut stallion entered by Anthony Santos Chico sociation held yesterday at the coliCalif The horse was bought by J seum Austin Bee be Salem Utah Reed Nelson and Son cf Portage was elected president He Succeeds Charlie Reed of Idaho Falls Idaho for $5750 Laurel J Brown West Jordan Star Fleet a bay mare was elected xice president The sold by Mr Santos tied for the were elected directors: i following second highest price when bought He Russell Kamas E L (Dick) by Simmons and Wibcrg Stables Hammer St George Ralph Knight Layton at $3200 Orern Searle Vernal and An identical sum was paid for ClarenceWoody i Simmons Layton Dixie Bill a mare entered by MarGene Robinson Ogden was regaret Jo Hobbs Flagstaff Ariz tained as secretary and bought by Bill McNabb Other top transactions included the sale of Flashy Creek a stallion Break School Panes entered by Douglas and Nancy Scott Wilson superintendent cf Dear Simms Mont bought "by James A Goodhue for $3100 Ray grounds and buildings for the OgSince Burbank Calif paid $3000 den Public Schools told police six for Gold Beaver a stallion entered large windows have been broken at the Hillcrest School 131 North by LaMar Ercanbrack of Provo I wanaa Keed a chestnut roarei Eccles g go-rou- nd " later-m- ountain G-Fe- rn Suggestion Money Awarded at Base CLEARFIELD — Fifteen civilian employes at the Clearfield Naval Supply Depot have divided $240 in suggestion awards They included two Ogdenites Ethel Pfeifer 1267 Capitol $20 and Grace R Pearson 330 23th $10 Others from this area included Fred W Little and Joseph B Schneider Clearfield $15 each Christian G Galiz Clearfield Rog er C Meyer Roy Zetta E Mes senger Roy $10 each or HwrM Hiiceil Diniliiley I c A Oi'Se 2lilOW MIQ 1 N D MAN ASKS STORY ON GUN MADE IN 1886 Weber Property Tax I me Dead Wearing IB eat -- " MILEM-IIMlECLls- Y TO BLOOD —r ' " City Funds Asked For Book Mobile ODDS 0 lOiilillil UtToLD j ti-lXE- D V Bul-lou- gh lm ri Is Every Reel For Every Occasion r SPECIAL ' (CGGvle 75r- One Week Only—Starting Nov 23rd 111 0U o to - Off Retail Prices vzJ Now yon rf Dran4 fe Get one ' J 1 : ciassics I 1 sports TUDOR PLATE J PATTERNS Twilight Lady Hamilton Elai ne 7 Sweet Briar : Fortune Fantasy Milady Deauville Together Adam New Era vv 1 available Projectors are also mmtxm m for rental at low rates nuntit Inquire today! 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