Show 12 OGDEN THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R NOVEMBER 23 1959 UTAH SATURDAY EVENING Death Ta! ces iHighwqy Patrol Hire s Mother S on 10 Seeks to Cuv Toll makirg In Tremonf on en Eairvawoii 5 ( weired to Co unci - The Ogden City Council last night got its first look at the proposed e 1960 budget a bulky book filled with figures and some of the 350-pag- J SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Tern more patrolmen went on duty to- day with the Utah Highway Patrol ceive added money lor improvemid new oris to hold down the ments in the proposed budget traffic fatality toll for the year GARLAND — Mrs Ada Mabel Why are we spending more The patrolmen and four Welsh money at the airport? ve cant Bronson Holley 40 of Garland died men and with Lake Salt compete City yesterday completed two in a Tremonton I received in 1353 the 1XS death toll 153 One of the new patrolmen Daon-a!-d K Proctor 26 will be cn duty at Wendover to investigatt accidents along busy US 4D Proctor is a former Tooele City yesterday hospital months councilmen didn't like the picture patrol assignments: training and of of pulmonary edema Salt Lake force the County— Floyd L Far-le- y Earlier offered joined ficially W Council Harman Peery said: 26 Draper: Richard L Groves An son infant took a delivered Cae enlaw basic they by be should The Council discussed the budget "I don't thing the airport 30 Sandy and Bryce H forcement course Taylor 27 for a short time then Mayor LeRoy maintained by the general public sarian section shortly after her Salt 10 Lake The men extra will City beef tin y own death died 45 minutes after deB Young set Dec 17 as the time The railroad pays for its the patrol according to recommenBrigham City— Andrew B Soder-bor- g and improvements" for a public hearing livery The child had been expected dations made by the 1959 State 25 formerly of Sa't-LaMeanwhile Council members will in two weeks AIRPORT REVENUE City Legislature Roosevelt— Raymond D Herring-to- n All available troopers will b out study the budget as presented by Mrs Holley was born June 1 Mr Taylor said he anticipates 1 Walton 27 formerly of Magna City Manager Taylor $20000 in revenue from the airport 1919 in Elwood a daughter of John this weekend Mr Taylor said this well be a in 1960 "We have 100 Moab—Claude G Lacy 2S Supt Lyle Hyatt cautioned mo planes and Mary Earl Bronson She was Utah-Gree"starvation budget" cutting down there and owners payprivate n torists to be extra careful rentals and reared in Elwood and graduated during yesterday on services to Ogden people because River— Donald A Best 23 December because to the driving taxes city" from Bear River High School revenue in 1960 will not take care gasoline Otho Bulkley 55 Delta ot Panguitch— weatner conditions The city manager also said "OgOn Nov 23 1937 she was mar New weighmen are Ko!an A of all the city's needs 1U MOTORISTS DIED Yeates 23 at Kanab Dean J Pier-so- n Mr Taylor said salary increases den should maintain a good airport ried to Floyd Holley in Ogden The that of 188 was planes big Last solemnized handling In motorists capable died 34 Monticelio and LaMar F marriage year recently granted city employes still do not Lake Salt at out m be the traffic accidents five and fogged might others Melville Logan 26 and Thomas G Calder-woo- d Temple line the with wages bring city into N Mrs Holley had been active as died early this year from injuries 24 both at Wendover and salaries paid in industry and City" Councilman McCune asked Mr a teacner in UJS Church auxiliary business Taylor why the fund for recreation organizations PEOPLE QUIT purposes was cut in the proposed surviving are ner nusDand a "We have lost from 35 to 40 budget daughter and two sons Mrs De An"We haven't enough recreation for na H Lamont Floyd Lee and David people this year who quit to take better nobs " Mr Taylor said He young people" Mr McCune said Lynn Holley all of Garland two WHIRRING MACHINERY of this turbine pump at a well site near 4800 South and added that because of the tight "We don't need any more facilities grandchildren her mother of El Washington brings South Ogden water up from 760 feet below surface as Forest budget for 1960 some people who for older people but we should do wood two brothers and five sisters Wilson takes gauge readings to determine flow Clinton and Kenneth Bronson and more for the youth of the city quit will not be replaced Mrs Charles Crossen all of El- total 1960 the CLEARFIELD — Residents and land's Uv hurt U iiA Councilman Scott B Price asked The budget puts wood TreMrs Emerson a DeHart at we of the funds for recreation reduce number $38785 "Can 'TwciKnitv rJ mm Jt forthe locaUoa representatives of some city UTAH-IDAH- O monton Mrs Leslie Smith denominations in Clearfield anglred total from the of still and the about work Ogden $5000 get employes drop uimuuiis Mrs Elmo Robinson Cedar City: over a proposal to build an LDS w done?" spent this year Mr Taylor said the reduction Mrs Jesse Kilburn Morgan Mrs seminary near the city's pool on Mr Taylor replied "No we can't suggested the land might land appeared at the be reserved for bmrfv? The city will get fewer services' will be made through shortening the Pete Wiegman Chicago Joint funeral services for Mrs I last City Council meeting and voiced to enhance the beauty cf the new Councilman McCune noted that summer program and by reducing i the municipal airport is one of the the number of instructors and coun nouey ana ner imam son wm De meir oDjecuons rwimming pool building ' SOUTH OGDEN — The days of a contract awarded to J S Lee of 1 at conducted the in A woman who attended the pir two city departments to re selors Monday a church pm said only "If representative tinted bad tasting water in South Salt Lake in September Drilling vvara becona banana uiapei city property must be sold weHed meeting asked if the Council Ogden are apparently over with the began the first part of October can at tne nome 01 would like to see the property bad made a definite decision in re Tienas may well deepening of a Mrs John Bronson in Elwood to- - placed up for bid so that all with the well lowered the specified gards to Mr Alired's proposals to 760 feet 7 to 9 pm and Mon- - jous denominations have an from Mayor Milton Hodge said The equal 200 feet At this level a blue gum The water now being whole thing will be publicized befor iu am uxiui services opportunity to buy it irom aay from the well is clear pure apmud was encountered The Burial will 'be in Kiverview ceme- Members of the Clearfield nitv a final decision is made" parently soft and completely rid water was found to contain a type Tremonton directed by the Council attempting to pacify and V Mr Alired's letter suggested tht tery of its former high iron content Lee of natural gas Rogers Mortuary reassure those protesting the pro land might be used for a new city Stauffer city clerk said today SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Max from southern Nevada to San Fran City Council discussed the prob- By Paul Messick posed use of the land said nothing halL library armory or a civic The well was down 460 feet when em at their meetings They agreed Conrad the flying grandfather who cisco by airliner but Miss Stehnow the for ceremonies definite had been decided in regards building to be used by Scouts and Installation orange-colore- d o lower the well another 100 feet holds a world's record for non-sto- p and first his pumping dug changed plans Utah-Idaho tc the property around the new other civic club uses Dis1960 officers of the bad tasting water City and This was done and the 760- - foot flight in a light aircraft arrived in She wants to get a commercia $300000 swimming pooL BETTER SERVE trict Kiwanis International will be waterworks officials received many evel was reached Conrad said This hop San Grancisco last' night— in a bor license which flared over The controversy water the Aside from these possibilities Vs a woman Mayor Louis Hogan reported to rowed plane flown-bgave her a chance to log some time conducted at the district governor's complaints concerning the idea of permitting the LDS — were Residents the Council Alired I some and school said that any building on tht recent asking constantly a meet Las rest" a StehnoWi got Rose during Vegas banquet tonight at the Ben 'Lo if something could be done to im seminary building's location oa city property would diminish the drillers had encountered teacher and old friend of the Con The flying grandfather left his the attrac ing property resulted iri the hiring of tiveness of the mond Hotel prove the situation said G Lyle good sized gravel" "This indi rad family flew the plane on display at Las Vegas for pilot pool buildswimming Clay Alired former city manager ing He said that the land newly-electe- d Eccles William aimers councilman in charge of cates the water will be good qua- here to visit his two daughters the 'opening of a new facility for might to draw alternate plans for the better serve the community as a He stopped in Las Vegas Thurs private planes He borrowed an lity" he said Ogden Kiwanis presidentwill pre--' he water department property's development The problem was discussed and record flight other Piper Comanche from a Long Sulking the well beyond its orig day after a side at the "model luncheon" schedlandscape park and picnic area LETTER SUBMITTED inal 460 feet began about the first from North Africa to Texas Beach dealer for the flight here Philip Biddle moderator of t h t uled tomorrow noon prior to adto A submitted in three-da- y to the of letter Clearfield to Conrad remain October The test district he was said of the in San Conrad Ckrcmunity Gty plans fly tBaptist) pump planned journment Council by Mr Alired was read at Church objected to the possible stalled only this week Francisco until tomorrow when he convention which began yesterday a recent meeting It offered no sale or trade cf city property to asy will return to his home in Winona The featured speaker at the POOR QUALITY eUMiimal Minn — described by specific recommendation for the relirious crpaniiation model luncheon Because of the of poor quality LeRoy J Olsen Provo as a "typithe water the well wasn't used cal Kiwanis luncheon"— will be Ira much by South Ogden citizens ex Huggins Ogden attorney and cept in summer when water was District of the Utah-Idah- o PLAIN CITY—Frank Markos son pumped into the reservoir when of Mr and Mrs George Markos water demand was at its peak SECOND PHASE Ross H Baumunk 81 retired Og Mr Olsen said the Ogden con- den attorney died this morning in bouth Ogden obtains the bulk of Plain City receives a $100 scholar its water supply from Burch Creek ship tonight from the American vention is the second phase of a St Benedict's Hospital after ex- an and Strong canyon as well as 500 Dairy Assn of Utah during the closthree-phas- e training program fos- ended illness acre-feof Weber Basin water tered by Kiwanis International ing banquet of the ADA convention Mr Baumunk was born Feb 1 well The is of capable producing in Salt Lake City Training of new club presidents 1878 in Brazil Ind a son of Jacob 1500 minute gallons But it Young Markos is getting the per and secretaries took place today and Catherine Hollenburg Bau won't to be used probably capacity award for his winning essay on why Yesterday a training program munk On Dec 22 1917 he married but the contractor said could be he wishes to continue studies of the it lieutenant seven for the governors Pearl Bowman in Ogden maintained 10 constantly 1960 from conducted was for dairy industry sponsored by the He had practiced in Ogden from After the test returbine is Future Farmers of America pump Mr almost until a m midnight 913 until retiring in 1957 He was moved the city council will have is currently president of Olsen said a member of the Utah State Bar to decide whether the old submer theFrank Weber High School Chapter of The first phase of the training Assn and Weber County Bar Assn sible pump will be reinstalled the FFA program was conducted last? Oct He was a member of Unity Lodge A brother Harry won the same 9 in Chicago The five days were 18 F and AM and First Presbyter pumping at a maximum of 450 gal lons two years ago Both youths minute award per expended in training the governors cost of The to the extra in FFA and active are in the SO drilling districts and secretaries of the He had lived at Clay City and was ?9600 aeptn county International of Kiwanis Terra Haute Ind prior to coming -'The final phase of this training to Ogden He was a graduate of the r will transpire when all the club University of Michigan at Ann Ar presidents of the 59 clubs in the bor district return to institute trainSurviving are his widow Ogden ing sessions within their home a son Dean Beumunk Palos Ver-de- s clubs Calif two grandchildren Public Masonic services will be Taking part in the Ogden convention during the past two days conducted Monday at 1 pm in the were Walter F Patenge District Myers Rose Chapel by Unity Lodge Counselor from Lansing Mich and 18 with Claude E Wade worshipReed C Culp past International ful master officiating Friends may President from Salt Lake City call at the mortuary tomorrow from 7 to 9 pm and Monday until serv 250 KIWANIANS Burial in Ogden City Ceme ices More than 250 Kiwanians from ' tery- throughout the district have regis tered for the convention The Utah- Idaho district extends from St ATTENTION George in the south to Weiser Idaho on the north non-DninicE- ns Mr Olsen said that about 100 Kiwanians from this district are Why Pay for Accidents expected to attend the 1960 Miami of Drivers Who Do? Convention to be held next June on-the-j- ob in six-wee- right-of-wa- kt (MM-- THm Wei-lingt- on Clearfield Pool Property Use Under Deliberation South Ogden's Wafer Improves After Drilling Kiwanis To Seat city-owne- d Flying Grandpa Lands in SF In Plane Piloted by a Woman nine-year-o- ld Officers test-pump- ed bo-ty- pe Jsff 56-ho- ur Retired Ogden : past-govern- or till Plain City Youth Gets $100 Prize Attorney Dies After Illness relig-morro- w et 25-2- ian-Churc- 4-- H in- t - r- rtrffnH Him 26-3- 0 NO MEKiDERSHIP The officers who will be in stalled tonight were elected at 40th annual convention in Idaho Falls last Sept 11 The officers include: William H Bishop Governor Delta immediate Dr P Blair Ellisworth Idaho Falls Le appointed secretary-treasure- r v Roy J Olsen Provo Lieutenant governors: FEE 1 at Now available re- Ko cash payments on delivery no delivery duced rates fire insurance for non-drinke- past-govern- or Start saving now for "vacation 1960" LA v A little set aside out of each salary check will provide the cash for a wonderful family outing Our FREEWAY banks welcome savings accounts 'elips to sign With metered service you cook heat water dry clothes heat your home etc from a single fuel supply and pay only one bill at the end of the month It's a lot more convenient and easier on the budget rs Division No 1 Glenn W Coffman Springville division No 2 Joseph Sehee Sugarhouse division No Howard E Watts Ogden division No 4 John A Clawson Alameda division No 5 John E Hahn Idaho Falls division No 6 Dr Clare F Conley Caldwell Idaho and divi sion No 7 Ronald H Haslam St earmarked for special goals And we do encourage e thrift programs — families to follow savings for the unforeseen occasions that would require ready cash Let us help you choose a savings plan adapted to your income and your THE METER IS YOUR long-rang- PROOF By reading the meter you know' how much gas you've used You can keep track of gas use check bills' against meter reading even check the efficiency of your appliances With metered LP-Gyou relax There's no worry about no bother rerunning George Ogden Sailor Aboard L— Ship From Far East ' Mill r - m - God V HoIIiy David M Izatt fireman USN son of Mr and Mrs Dean E Yoder of 273 E 477 S serving aboard the tank landing ship USS Dunn County has returned to San Diego Calif tour of duty after a seven-mont- h with the U S Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific A unit 'of Landing Ship Squadron One the crew of the Dunn partici pated in various operational exer cises with U S Marines and Ko rean Navy units PHONI EX NIGHTS PHONI EX DAYS as S 3-0- 63 ordering We keep your tank 23 filled instead of waiting till you HOLLEY REAL ESTATE AND are running low INSURANCE DISTRICT AGENT FOR PREFERRED RISK MUTUAL INSURANCE CO — out-of-g- as METERED LP-G- GIVES MUCH AS MORE-COS- TS -- Of vh NO MORE - 2431 Kiesel Ave ) THE AUHtFOSE fBtt full-scal- We brought neighborhood Banking to you Frank M Browning President bring your banking to us F UTAH Ogden Utah 2641 Washington eruice Most reasonable AULTOREST 'tape io(3L FUNERAL DI3ECTOSS ZZi Ziih Stre ' - LJ THOMAS T EX 54 BlVrJ Branch Bank City of Roy Branch Bank South Ogdtn and more graciously future needs If you come in your car park free on the plaza at the doors of any of our e FREEWAY banks four LEAVITT OIL COMPANY 22S3 Grant Avo h y ii BRIGHAM CITY CALL ZEnith Phono EX E05-- No Charg JLf fillato 3-04- 29 in Ocdon en jLiomonci :Foirito at Fiiro on Zenith Colli MEMBERS FEDERAL E POSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION |