The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 11

Mnirngf -Ynnw m-THgii fi jjj -III li OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER OGDEN UTAH TUESDAY EVENING MARCH 7 1961 GRAIN FUTURES MINING FROM A QUOTATIONS HOGLE CO Co For the past four years he had worked for Davis County Surviving are his widow three daughters Mrs Roy (Audrey) Beazer Syracuse Mrs Willard (Pearl) Snow Los Angeles Mrs Slater (Beth) Wayment Burley Idaho 11 grandchildren six great-grandchildren one brother Gene Dalton Idaho Falls three sisters Mrs Abe (Alice) Grant Logan Mrs Roadha Chris-topherson Garland Mrs Amy Gross Spokane Wash Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 1 In t'ne Syracuse Second Ward Chapel by Bishop Russell Hansen Friends may call at the Clearfield Mortuary Wednesday from 7 to 9 and Thursday until services Interment in Syracuse Cemetery Lori Ann Arave Lori Ann Arave 10-month-old daughter of Gary and Colleen Unander Arave 483 Canyon Road' died this morning in the Dee Hospital The infant was born May 1 1960 in Ogden The parents are members of the Fifty-sixth Ward -Surviving are the parents the grandparents Mr and Mrs Clarence Arave and Mr and Mrs Joseph Unander all of Ogden tht great-grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Scadden Mr and Mrs George Fowler one brother Frank Lantz Wellman Iowa The body will be shipped to Cedar Rapids Iowa for services and interment Friends may call at the Larkin Mortuary Wednesday from 7 to 1 Andrew Nielsen Jr Andrew Nielsen Jr 77 Dew-eyville died Monday at his home after a 14-month illnesSj Mr Nieiseh was born March 18 1883 in Nephi a soil of Andrew Nielsen and Anna Andersen Nielsen He was reared and educated in Nephi He had lived in Deweyville 55 years 1 On March 7 1907 he married Eliza Petersen in Pocatello Idaho She died January 16 1952 He was a member of 100F Lodge 45 of Tremonton i He was a rural carrier for 32 years and had also been a farmer Surviving are one son Edward A (Ted) Nielsen Deweyville five grandchildren one sister Mrs Elizabeth Osborn Salt Lake City one half-brother Joseph Jensen LaGrande Ore 1 Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 1 in the Deweyville Ward Chapel by Bishop Horace Lish Jr Friends may call at the Rogers Mortuary in Tremonton Wednesday from 7 to 9 and Thursday from 11 a until services Interment in Deweyville Cemetery Listed Stocksj Bid I Asked Listed Stocks! 3anner Big Hill 3onanza Bristol Bullion Cardiff Central -Std Chief Con Clayton Colo Con Cmb Cmt Coal'n Cmw Lead Cochiese Con Eureka Cresc Eagle Croff Crown Pt Dragon Crown Pt East Std Coal'n East Utah Empire Eur Bullion Eur Lilly (AP)-High Mar May Jly 193 Sep 1 96y8 20212 Low 207 20812' 1 9012 1 9312 1 9914 Close rev Close 2 07 20834 19112 1 9412 20038 1 1478 118 1 221z 1 2234 120 631s 66 -671s 6814 7178 2 08 2101e 1 93 1 9614 20214 T15 119 1 2314 123 12012 63 6614 681s Mar 115 -119 1 23 12334 120 Mar 63 May 66 Jly 68 Sep 70 731e 114 11814 1221s 122 119 631s 65 671b 6814 71 May Jiy Sep Dec Dec 73 126 1 30 1 32 1 34 1 3634 3 01 34 3 0634 30912 264 2 41 24512 69 Bid Asked Listed Stocks! Bid I Asked 19 0412 04 2 37 1 0412 15 0312 10 35 25 60 04 0412 125 125 0212 8 75 48 70 03 03 06 48 09 04 06 Over-the-Counter Albertson's Amalgamated Bid Asked I al Ogden Mr and Mrs Eugene Arave Hooper Funeral services will be conducted' Thursday at 11 a in Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel by former Bishop Thomas Check-efts Friends may call at the Mortuary Wednesday from 7 to 8 and Thursday prior to services Interment in Washington Height Memorial Park Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen of Ogden and Ben Hur Chapter AF and AM and Scottish Rite in Kansas City Surviving are his widow one daughter Mrs Bernard (Helen) Cockrell Ogden one sister Mrs Ora Aiken St Johns Kan Public Masonic services will be conducted Wednesday at 3 in the Myers Mortuary 845 Washington with Roy Waggnor worshipful master of George Washington Lodge 24 and AM officiating Rev Roy Wiegand of the First Baptist Church will deliver the eulogy Friends may call at the mortuary Tuesday from 7 to 9 and Wednesday prior to services Interment in Ogden City-Cemetery Doris Orrell CHULA VISTA Calif-Mrs Doris Weaver Orrell 42 Chula Vista formerly of Clearfield died Sunday after an extended illness Mrs Orrell was born April 29 1918 in Buist Idaho a daughter of Seymour John mourn WITHOUT END" Story of Franz Liszt Drama Musical TOP OF THE WEEK! SPECIAL BURGERS 15c TRY A GOOD ONE FOWLERS' Really Fast Service 1926 Washington Blvd EX 2-6905 Canadian Supr Oil Cons Freightways English Oil Equity Oil First Security Corp Lang Construction Morrison-Knudsen Co Permanente Cement Three $ts- Nat Gas Com Keystones K1 Keystones K2 Keystones SI Keystones S2 c-j Keystones S4 Incorp investors Mass Investors Growth Mass Investors Trust Wellington Jund OPENING SALES Bristol Silver 600 7c Cardiff 200 80c Combined Metals 4000 7c East Utah 1000 17c Maiestic Oil 3000 4c Mon-Kearsage 4000 2c Moscow 1000 lc North Standard 1000 2c Park Bingham 1000 2c Progress 2000 4c Rico' Argentine 200 23712 Sage Oil 2500 37c CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Lambert McDonald Lambert McDonald 92 2525 Iowa died Monday Mr McDonald was born July 18 1868 in Knabbs Ind a son of John and Mary Jane Foutz McDonald He married Sadie Riddle Juite 5 1905 in Kansas City Kan He was a retired switchman for the Santa Fe Railroad Co in Kansas City He came to Ogden in 1933 He was a member of the STATE HIGH SCHOOL 4 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT TODAY TOMORROW BROADCAST EXCLUSIVELY by KLO RADIO 1430 on your dial ALL GAMES INVOLVING BEN LOMOND DAVIS BOUNTIFUL BOX ELDER BEAR RIVER LOGAN HIGH SCHOOLS GAME TIMES 4 pm 7 pm KLO-First in Sports Horace: Dalton SYRACUSE-rHorace Orlando Daiton 68 Syracuse died Monday afternoon at his home of a heart ailment Mr Dalton was born August 31 1892 in Fielding Utah a son of Orlando and Anna Welling Dalton He married Elnora Stoker on January 9 jl914 in the Salt Lake Temple They had lived in Syracuse since their marriage He was at member of the Syracuse Second Ward and at high priest in the North Davis Stake He served a mission to the Southern States from '1911 to 1913 He had been a ward teacher He had worked as a machinist mechanic for the Barnes Canning Co and Layton Sugar HELD FINAL WEEK ys-om METROGOLDWYNMAYER WILLIAM WYLERS PRESBNTATION OIMO IN CAMERA 65 All-Time Academy Award Champion! 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standard and good 2000-2300 a few cutter utility and standard dairy bred steers 1850-2000 a small lot mixed choice and prime heifers 2600 choice 2475-2575 good and mixed gpoa and choice 2100-2475 utility and standard 1550-2100 utility and commercial cows 1525-1725 canners and cutters 1275-1625 utility and commercial bulls 1700- MEET THE CSB "SPORTS TELLER Kim Ward News Kim Ward News Big Pete Big Pete1 News Biq Safeway Sports Big Pete KCPX 1320 KC TUESDAY PM NBC News Local News Paul James Man on The Go News of World World Tomorrow Lifeline At Your Service Sound In Stereo WEDNESDAY AM NBC News Rex 'n Records TNT Rex 'n Records World News Paul James NBC News News NBC News 10-00-News Kemp's Korner NBC News WEDNESDAY PM News Strings and Things Tom Wayman Road Show News Road Show NBC News Business Trends KSL 1160 KC TUESDAY PM i Western Weather Wire KLO 1430 KC TUESDAY PM Big Pete News Johnnq Reb News Johnny Reb News Johnnq Reb News Johnny Reb 11 News Johnny Reb WEDNESDAY AM News Johnny Reb 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the Methodist Church He had resided in Ogden the past 16 years Surviving are one son Lantz Huntsville two daughters Mrs Margaret Gaffney Huntsville Mrs Helen Weber Summet NJ three grandchildren six great-grandchildren Funeral services for Horace Orlando Dalton husband of Elnora Stoker Dalton will be conducted Thursday at 1 in the Syracuse Second Ward Friends may call at the Clearfield Mortuary Chapel Wednesday evening 7 to 9 o'clock and Thursday until time of service Burial in the Syracuse Cemetery under the direction of Clearfield Mortuary Funeral services for Mr A Lantz will be held Saturday in Cedar Rapids Friends may call athe Larkin Mortuary Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock Public Masonic funeral services for Lambert McDonald husband of Sadie Riddle McDonald of 2525 Iowa Ave will be conducted Wednesday at 3 in the new Myers Mortuary 845 Washington Blvd with Ray Waggoner worshipful master of George Washington Lodge No 24 and A officiating Rev Roy Weigand of the First Baptist Church will deliver the eulogy Friends may call at the mortuary Tuesday 7 to 9 and Wednesday prior to services Burial in the Ogden City Cemetery directed by the Myers Mortuary Funeral services for Lori Ann Arave infant daughter of Gary and Colleen Unander Arave will be conducted Thursday at 11 a in Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel with former Bishop Thomas Check- etts officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Wednesday from 7 to 8 and Thursday prior to services Interment in Washington Heights Memorial Park EVANS-Funeral services for Grant Robert Evans husband of Eliza Carter Evans will be-conducted Wednesday at 11 am in Lindquist and Sons Colonial Funeral Chapel with Rev Edgar Kaiser of St Paul's Lutheran Church officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Tuesday from 7 to 9 pm and Wednesday prior to services Interment in the Ogden City Cemetery Funeral services for Mrs Alice Nance Eatchel wife of Wayne Eatchel of Kaysville will be conducted Wednesday at 1 pm in the Kaysville Third Ward Chapel with Bishop Richard Bowman of the Third Ward officiating Friends may call at Lindquist Chapel of Memories 340 Main Kaysville Tuesday 7 to 9 pm and Wednesday until 12:30 pm Interment in the Kaysviile-layton Memoriai Park The remains of James O'Connor Jr of Hill Air Force Base will be sent Grove City Ohio for funeral services and burial by the Myers Mor- tuary The remains of Robert Aufmuth of Hill Air Force Base will be sent to Portland Oregon for funeral services and burial by the Myers Mortuary -5V starring 'Pi NADJA TILLER (that girl) BENDIX NATASHA PARRY TONIGHT! "HEROES DIE YOUNG" OGDEN LIVESTOCK OGDEN Cattle: 25 calves: 10 hogs: 25 sheep: 30 not enough to test trend MONDAY'S MARKET Cattle: Salable: 1500 slaughter steers and heifers moderately active steady to 25 cents higher with extremes 50 cents up on standard Holstein steers cows active strong to fully 50 cents higher instances 100 higher bulls fully steady Stockers and feeders moderately active steady Receipts were again rather moderate for a Monday and this along with smaller receipts on the 1 twelve major markets and an increased demand from west coast interests were the-major factors influencing a higher trend on slaughter classes Slaugnter steers and heifers accounted for nearly 40 per cent of the receipts with a large percentage of these being Holsteins cows made up near 40 per cent also whiles Stocker and feeder cattle accounted for the balance Slaughter steers: One load mostly high choice with end of prime f250 lb reputation fed indicating high yield rated 2490 two head average choice 885 Ibs 2400 other good to low choice 900- 1 1300 Ibs 2100-2350 load low to average good Brahman steers included at 2150 Bulk standard including numerous lots 1000-1400 lb Holsteins 1800-2000 several lots high standard with end of good 1000-1300 lbs 2010-2080 and few lots mostly standard 1400-1600 Ibs 1750-1850 some utility steers down to 1660 Slaughter heifers Around 50 head high good and -choice 800-950 Ibs 2275-2300 individual choice 810 Ibs 2340 bulk good 800-1050 Ibs 2050-j 2250 standard to low good 1700-2050 few standard Holsteins 1760-1930 utility heifers 1610-1700 few cutters down to 1450 Cows: A few standard and low good grainfed 1810-2030 commercials 1560-18 50 utility generally 1400-4675 few to 1700 canners and cutters 1200-1600 weighty canners up to 1450 FLORISTS AND THE FLOWERS ARE FURNISHED BY Qliye and Mark KLENKE FLORAL 2955 Washington Phone EX 4-3474 FREE PARKING IN REAR Ogden City Floral SERVING OGDEN AND VICINIT FOR OVER 50 YEARS 2219 Wash Blvd EX 4-4575 CARDS OF THANKS Your kindness and sympathy are more deeply appreciated than any words of thanks can ever express Cogdili (Benny) We wish to express our sincere appreciation and gratitude to our many wonderful friends who comforted us with prayers for the beautiful floral offerings and the many cards and calls to our home during our sorrow with the loss of our beloved daughter wife and mother Jule Combe Jr and Family Mrs Helen Farley 1 TONY BRITTON WILLIAM LAST TIMES "THE SAVAGE INNOCENTS" a Five Points Show Prize Party Shopper's 1 Guido Good Music Minute Newt Lullaby Time Good Music Good Music Good Music County Recreational Dept Anniversary Time Good Music Time WEDNESDAY PM News Musie 15-minute Newt Musie 1 Prize Party Gootf Music Quickie Quiz 5-minuto News Musie KVOG 1490 KC TUESDAY PM Bulldog Editioa Dinner Music with Music Good Music Good Music Time Public Service Public Service Hour of Classics Five Minute New Good Music Time Five Minute News WEDNESDAY AM Public Service Show Good Music Time Minute News Good Music 15-minute News Swap and Shop Good Music DOW JONES 1 PM STOCK AVERAGES Al Hogle Co 30 Industrials 666 50 off 796 20 Rails 143 98 off 79 15 Utilities 10811' off 0 59 65 Stocks 22349 off 2 04' Box Elder Still Seeks 'Home' Site BRIGHAM CITY Box Elder County Commissioners are still exploring possible sites for the new county nursing home Badly disappointed over disagreements which have arisen on location of the home commissioners said they will continue efforts to provide a site in Brigham City A suggestion that Snow Park be used for the home brought opposition from residents in the area During a meeting held in the Seventh Ward chapel many citizens went on record as opposing location of the home in that area Le Grande Tea county welfare director favored the Snow Park location He said the area was large enough to provide a site for the home and still leave half the area for a playground' The location would also give residents of the home ample room for outside activity OPPOSES FOREST STREET SIDE Mr Tea expressed dissatisfaction with original plans to locate the home on Forest Street The Forest Street property is zoned noncommercial so it has been difficult to acquire additional land which is needed to build a 48-bed home This area has also been suggested as a future site for a municipal building because of its proximity to the main street The welfare director estimated it would take a plot at least 200 by 250 feet for the home itself plus at least two acres for the grounds Commissioner Grover Harper are still looking for a site in Brigham City but we did think that Snow Park would have been a very good -spot since it is big enough for both the home and just hope the residents of the city will help us find a site satisfactory to Commissioner Robert Potter said seems we spend so much to educate our young people and yet we more or less neglect our older citizens We definitely need this home and we want to get work started this MARKETS AT A 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