The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 8

SATURDAY EVENING MAY 22 1943 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER Leaders Press Efforts to Get Farm and Plant Labor County Uses Machinery to Keep Canal Water Flowing PUBLIC INVITED TD II ON SUNDAY MO BN ROOFER DRAWS FINE 0FS25 0N PERMITCIIABGE 3enalfy Is Ordered After Tangle Explained in City Court PICNIC AREA IN SNOW BASIN IS READYFOR USE 25 Spots Available and Further Development Is Planned Officer Missing In South Pacific Interesting Musical Program Arranged Free Admission f' I 4 'i Fourteenth Ward Program Slatei-y A program in observance of the 114th anniversary of the restoration of the Aaronic priesthood will be given in the Fourteenth ward chapel Sunday at six Members of the Aaronic priesthood will participate on the program All members of the ward are invited Immediately after the meeting the monthly meeting of the ward military-missionary group will-be held in the Relief society room All parents and wives of men in the armed services are invited Lee Palmer Will Speak Sunday Lee Palmer of the I presiding office will he the speaker at the Twenty-eighth ward Sunday at seven-thirty The program will be presented in observance of the 114th anniversary of the restoration of the Aaronic priesthood by John Bap- Ust' Music will be by choruij Mr Palmer will present 32 quor- um awards and 27 individual awards to members of the ward Aaronic priesthood 'i Supervisor James Stewart of the Cache national forest announced today that the Snow Basin picnic area will be open and ready for use on Sunday May 23 "The 25 picnic spots available are ready to said -Supervisor Stewart "and we hope to be able to make further developments during the summer The WPB has approved the Installation of additional camp and sanitary facilities and these will be installed as fast as the labor available will Located 17 miles from Ogden this area will be open on Sum days only until further notice Those going up should park at the temporary shelter and follow the trail south of the picnic spots "We must urge the public to be especially careful to leave a clean camp and a dead "said Supervisor Stewart- is so short that we must count on the cooperation of picnickers to keep this recreation area clean and GEORGE STALLINGS Assists In Campaign Reported "missing in action since January is Lieut George Rose son of Mrs Clara Rose of Farmington and brother of Mrs Hortense Beers of 1717 Twenty fourth teacher at Lincoln school The news was received in a telegram from the commanding general of the southwest Pacific area Lieut Rose was born July 12 1915 a son of Bishop Armond Rose and Clara San- Rose He graduated from Rose Davis high school and attended the University of Utah where he was a member of Sigma Pi fraternity Prior to entering the air corps on May 6 1941 he was employed by the Crane Co in Ogden He received his commission as a bomber pilot at Luke field Ariz Dec 12 1941 as one of the three highest in his class and was pro motedto first lieutenant in September 1942 at March field Calif He had been serving in the southwest Pacific area near Guadalcanal He has five brothers and sisters Mrs Beers of Ogden Mrs Middleton of Salt Lake City Emily Rose of Farmington Mrs LaMar Bennett of New York City and Stephen A Rose of Portland Oregon An invitation was extended today to the public to attend commence ment services of the Ogden high school graduating class Sunday May 23 at ten-thirty a in the school auditorium No tickets are needed The speaker will be Pres ident LeRoy Cowles University of Utah Graduates are requested to be at the school at ten a to get ready for the program The numbers to be presented are: Processional orchestra "Prayer Richard Kountz a cappella choir choir invocation Mr James Harbertson "Praise to the Lord" Melium Christianson a cappella choir Raff string en semble Marian Lois Smith Marian Watkins Bonnie Richardson Beverly Marker Toomer Marama La-Rene Holmes Kathryn Thornley Afton Rae Nyland Bethel Marker Shirley Barnett Irven Moncrief Rogert Cecil Lynch Sermon' President LeRoy Cowles benediction 'Mr Gerard Klomp postlude orchestra Accompanists: Lucille Larsen Beth Duncan Gravel Becomes Lodged In Irrigation System Headgates Weber county draglines were busy today freeing headgates of five major irrigation canals from strangulation at the hands of an eccentric gravel bar said McEntire county commissioner The heavy equipment was taken from road maintenance work when it' was learned that tons of gravel had been loosened by state operations in the upper reaches of the Weber'Hver and floating bars were clogging headgates along the canal system--'- i- Mr McEntire said gravel became lodged in the headgates of the Hooper Wilson Warren Plain City and Slaterville canals Use of the draglines became necessary when thousands of dollars worth of crops were threatened The county has also assisted In cleaning ditches and canals of hill-ground which was brought into the valley by the swift currents of the river' Shortage of manpower has prompted the county to take steps to keep the waterways open adjacent to the above named canals and the Mountain and Peter Jensen canals in Ogden valley the commissioner said Nineteenth Ward Program Readied The Nineteenth ward Thirtieth and Wall will hold regular Sunday evening services featuring Alva Scoville guest speaker Musical program will include violin solos by Ennis Kendall with Zyrel Goucher accompanist vocal solos Sherman Davidson with Jessie Burton accompanist All are invited city schools Clark Anderson forest service Roy Snooks fruit exchange Harvey Rich employment service Seriousness of Scarcity Discussed During Meeting A discussion of the seriousness of the farm labor shortage was conducted at a meeting of the Weber county labor committee Friday evening In the forest service auditorium A course of action was outlined to mobilize farm and canning factory help It was pointed out that farmers would be forced to meet the high wages paid at war bases and industries in order to compete for labor A Christiansen county agent announced that George Stallings of Eden will assist him in the farm labor program Recent orders from the secretary of agriculture place the recruitment and placement of all local farm -labor with the extension service "Mr Stallings will assist in all phases of the local labor Mr Christiansen said knows the farmers and labor conditions in Weber county and has been farm bureau president and supervisor of the county weed program He Is now chairman of the county labor committee and director of the Utah State Crop Improvement association from this The labor committee was organized into sub-commitees as follows: labor camp Barker chairman Thayne and Randall farm wages Roy Snooks chairman Stewart John Child Elvin Maw Greenwood and Farr transportation Miller chairman Phillip Dix and Clark Anderson recruiting and placement George Stallings chairman Ham mon Harvey Rich Dave Wangsgard Karl Hopkins Vern Oberhansley and Philip Dix publicity A Christiansen chairman Miller Harvey Rich and Dave Wangsgard Mr Thayne reported the state is moving a part of the Bountiful CCC facilites to a site in Roy where farm and canning company employes will be housed The labor committee for 1943 is comprised of the following: Geo Stallings farmer and planning board chairman of labor committee A Christiansen extension service secretary of labor committee Frank Stewart AAA Thayne farm security ad- ministration Philip Dix canning industry Randall Amalgamated Sugar company John Child Weber Canning Crops association Greenwood Weber Sugar Beet Growers association Miller superintendent of Weber county schools i Verne Oberhansley Future Farmers of America Karl Hopkins superintendent Ogden city schools Elvin Maw farm bureau Barker Utah Canners association Farr Horticultural society Hammon chamber of Commerce Dave Wangsgard MI City court today upheld building code regulations when Lester Stettler 27 of 768 Twenty-ninth was fined $25 after pleading guilty an offense of shingling a house without first obtaining a building permit The defendent stated he had obtained permission of Mayor Peery to proceed with the shingling of the house located in fire zone No 1 Presented as evidence was application for a permit with the denial notation affixed He had sought the permission in city commission meeting last Tuesday but failed to receive this with only Mayor Peery and Commissioner Saunders present It was at this time that he received the impression he £0uld proceed with the job On Wednesday with the full commission present the request for the permit was denied Stettler asked that responsibilty for the violation be 1 deferred because he was not the owner of the property where the wooden shingles were applied He said he had been hired by the Hunter Motor Co to work on the job at a daily wage Neither the company nor the property owner was cited in the complaint At the conclusion of the case Stettler was instructed to learn proper procedure for future building within Ogden city and to be informed by the office of the city engineer how to proceed with the roofing job in question said to be 80 per cent complete Smith to Speak Sunday Smith president of the North Weber stake will be the speaker at the regular sacrament service to be held in th Wilson ward chapel Sunday evening at seven-thirty His subject will be in Our Materialistic Special musical numbers for the occasion will be furnished by members of the local Relief society Singing Mathers under direction of Mrs Thora Ilium Mrs Mildred Kapp will act as accompanist for the group Bishop John Hawkes invites all members of the ward as well as any other interested persons to attend the meeting State School to Furnish Program Supt Boyd Nelson of the state school for deaf and blind and his students will furnish the program In the regular sacrament meeting of the Twenty-fourth ward Sunday at five Supt Nelson will be the speaker and musical numbers will be furnished by the students Services will be held in the chapel located at Twenty-sixth and BROTHERS HOME ON FURLOUGH Worship Sunday at THE METHODIST CHUHCH Twenty-Sixth At Jefferson 1 1:00 A "A Good Soldier of Jesus Christ" Anthem by the Choir Darrel Anderson and Pvt Dick Ilandsacker Will Sing 8:00 PM "Enrichment Through Appreciation" Congregational Singing of Great Hymns Worth Singing Led by Pvt Harold Ellison Walter Lyman French Minister y) Are United After Many Months Stork Calls Father Home Insurance Group Lists Candidates Candidates for officers of the Ogden Life association were nominated Friday at a meeting in cafe Members of the committee were Thomas chairman Otto Vander shuit and Fred Green Nominated were: For president Lynn Isaacson and Fera Young vice president Charles Dewey and Wood secretary Wilford Barker treasured Austin Tol-man and William Brian Six directors are to be elected from the following: George Breon John Velton Stacy Gam Reed Gammell Pheron Fotheringham Wayne Healy Herbert Carter Fred Green Wendell Ogden anc Brown David Peterson has been nominated as national DEE HOSPITAL CHORUS Will Sing at 11 o'clock ay Filercy Sunday Service Thome: "The Morey of the first pnESBYTEMAn church John Edward Carver Pastor Soloists: Loyal Christenson Verdeen Webb Frances Foulger All Recapping Is NOT Alike REUSABLE TIRES SAVED WASHINGTON May 22 In order to obtain additional mileage from old tires that can be made serviceable with reliners Rubber Director William Jeffers ordered today that reusable tire carcasses be excluded from rubber scrap now being processed by reclaiming plants Staff Sergeant (New) Saunders 22 and Max New 21 sons of Mr New Ma rine Drive are united on leave after being apart for 18 months Sergeant Saunders has seen duty from California Texas Louisiana Tennessee Georgia Washington Oregon in the field artillery and in the police battalion in the lat ter capacity at Fort Sam Houston Texas He was a student at the Ogden high school and has been in the army five years and 10 months He is now a candidate for officers training school Max who enlisted In the national guard in 1941 has seen duty In California Washington and Oregon He Is an expert marksman and has service ribbons for "Year Before Pearl "Good Be and "Out of States service" Both hoys were on a transport when Pearl Harbor was attacked and they were ordered back to the states at the time and have remained In the states undergoing special training A third brother Woodrow (New) Saunders 24 is now at camp Carson Colo with the engineers corps Sergeant Saunders hopes to visit with Woodrow when he goes to officers training schoo at Camp Lee Va Max is home on called by the stork He is the father of a new girl the first child His wife formerly Miss Beverly Mickelson is daughter of Mr and Mrs George Mickelson 3108 Pacific Mother and new daughter are doing nicely Sixth Ward to Honor Military At -the regular Sunday evening sacrament service of the Sixth ward to be held tomorrow night in the ward chapel corner of Twenty-third street and Madison at seven o'clock parents and families of young men and women in the military service of their country will be given an opportunity of telling some of the experiences these young people are having In the various parts of the world All service men and their families are especially invited to attend these services Loyal Christiansen will sing Book of Mormon Willjle Topic Sacrament meeting of the Seventh ward Corner of Thirteenth and Adams will be held at six Sunday evening Miss La-rene Taylor recently returned from the eastern states mission will speak on the subject: Three Witnesses of the Book of Special music will be featured and service men are especially invited v-w A Doctor Friend tipped off to this one DEPOT WORKER BADLY INJURED i a' i ment coupon at the bottom of this ad When your tires need recapping you have to waste valuable time waiting to be served or use extra gas making trips to our store if you will send in this coupon be able to schedule the work and give you 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