The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 13

ip Nr 1 -x yy r- A' I A 7 I vy i A "l23A 3 4 4'f 4 4 5c A i twv i A 4 S- I A ft- 3: A -'X 'Z vl 1 A I I 'a I i 5 4 0 i I i i 1 1 i It yircim 1 MERE TRICKLE of water coming from the hose held by Evelyn Fisher 6 daughter of John A Fisher 2290 Harrison symbolizes the sad state of affairs in which water users find themselves with the hot summer coming soon Pine View water is rationed down to one day a week and the city is joining water companies in enforcing strict watering rules BY COMPARISON the Ogden River being fished by Rickie Carlson 11 son of Don Carlson 1071 Cross is a in light of its prospects by late July Predictions have been voiced that Pine View Reservoir will be used up by mid-summer REACHES FOR DRINK new policy of keeping its drinking fountains turned down makes it a bit tougher for 4-year-old John Humphris to get refreshed OGDEN UTAH SUNDAY UaH MORNING MAY 14 1961 MORE PRECIOUS than minerals to the populace along the Wasatch Front is this roaring water as it leaves one of the tubes at the base of the Pine View Reservoir spillway With the spring runoff past the normal inflow at the reservoir is less than the outflow going to irrigators and farmers The reservoir capacity is about 110000 acre-feet and the water level this spring failed to touch The 30000 acre-foot marker Section AND FUN TOO Habits of Millions Change With Word By Bob Ageo by itself or in a combi- THE MOST fascinating book is nation word it means the dictionary There are millions of As a guy who works with words all the time I have long been a stu- lhe naIM 15 a contraction of what dent of the book was once Words reflect history they change also means thinking they are the mirror of a worker A v1 vyy x-A V- 5 1 jg 4 -5 HiV AAAA AlAA IB COUNTY JAIL VISITING HOURS TO BE CHANGED Effective next Thursday visiting hours in the city and county jail will be changed from Tuesday to Hhursday Sheriff LeRoy Hadley said Saturday Visiting hours on Tuesday have been conflicting with the weekly medical clinic held for prisoners the sheriff said Beginning Thursday visiting hours will be from 1 to 2 pm for visitors to female prisoners and from 2 to 4 pm for persons visiting male prisoners the sheriff said There will be no visiting hours this Tuesday Water Flow Due Tuesday In Ogden NORTH OGDEN Water will be turned into the North Bench Pipeline and Irrigation Association lines Tuesday at 8 am Hugh B' Wilde president said Saturday Stockholders are cautioned to turn off all valves so they be flooded out when the water starts to run 1 Drastic restrictions are a if the limited amount of water is to last through part of the coming hot season Mr Wilde said These restrictions will be enforced to the letter and people will be penalized if they are caught abusing them he said The following schedule is effective Tuesday: Each stockholder will irrigate once every four days If a lot is too large to go over in one day half will have to be watered on the designated day and the other half four days later Users are urged to keep a calendar and mark each day they are to irrigate All homes facing south or with a south entrance will irrigate on Tuesday those facing east on Wednesday those facing west on on Thursday and those facing north on Friday This schedule will be repeated every four days until further notice Lawns at Ben Lomond Stake Center will be watered this Wednesday and agin on May 22nd then every fourth day except on Sundays which will be skipped to the following Monday Cemetery lawns Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays Schedules for watering the town park and school lawns will be announced later Mr Wilde said the water lines will be policed regularly either by a city employe or one appointed by the water company Anyone will be In violation if the following situations are found: Leaving the water running too long leaving it unattended or allowing it to run in the streets or gutters and watering on wrong day unless for an approved new lawn Violators will be given two warnings On the third the water will be shut off and a $5 fee will be charged to open the pipe The fourth violation will bring a $10 fee for resumption of service are not trying to be Mr Wilde said are trying to stretch the little bit of water we have as far as it will Driver Gets Stiff Fine On Two Counts in Roy ROY A Salt Lake City man spent four days in jail and 'was fined $42 following a conviction of driving while his license was revoked The stiff sentence was meted out by Roy Justice of the Peace Pete Vlahos to Veral Piekct 3v Additional water for Weber Basin Water Conservancy District customers including 1600 homes south of Ogden River hinges on answers to two questions that have arisen in the proposed purchase of water from the Clearfield Naval Supply Depot The district wants to buy and the Navy' has agreed lo sell water from two NSD wells not needed by the base This water would be delivered to Clearfield City and conservancy district water now scheduled for that cityk would be distributed among other customers now facing a water scarce summer Conservancy District Manager Fjeldsted said Saturday the purchase be made until the district determines: i the connection between the NSD and the Clearfield water system will permit deliver of enough water to justify the purchase? an arrangement can be worked out to purchase the water at about one-sixth the price the Navy asks? HOW yiUCH? Mr Fjeldsted said conservancy district and Clearfield officials will meet Monday to determine how much water can be delivered to the city through the connection If they find the amount sufficient to justify the purchase Sen Wa lace Bennett R-Utah will bp asked to intervene with Navy officials to get the price reduced The Navy is asking $56 per acre foot Mr Fjelsted said the conservancy district can only pay $10 per acre foot This price hhs been established by Navy regulations and can not be changed without Navy Department approval Mr Fjeldsted said Saturday officials have been very sympathetic to our problem and have offered us more water than we probably can ACTION VITAL In Washington Sen Bennett said he will immediate action to see if a suitable solution can be worked out It is imperative that any action to assure an adequate water supply for the people of that area be taken aaa-s-: vf fl i 3 Mahlis Mrs James Kogianes Mrs Angeia Retalis and Mrs George Markos Driver Fined $200 On Drunk Driving A $200 fine was assessed Presen-tacion Garcia 61 Clearfield when he pleaded guilty in City Court to drunken driving He was arrested at Patterson and Lincoln Asks Wall Permit 3 Robert Peterson 954 36th has applied for a building permit to construct a $100 retaining wall the book Words reflect history they change thnking they are the mirror of a civilization How many people recall the First World War when anti-German feelings reached a feverish high? Sauerkraut became Cab- And many persons tried to change the name of the first school class from (Ger- man for garden) to I recall the dairy that featured sour cream for tasty menus and sell a smidgin until they had a brilliant idea and named it People bought it like mad That is a good example of how one word can affect the thinking and habits of millions' was the name of a famed hangman was the name of a mistress of a French king Greek and Latin roots are common in our language The Latin root means to make by hand is a general term meaning by hand means write by hand The Greek root meaning has added many words to the language means write by light means writing by hand is a means of printing with a stone base Surnames tell stories and are wagon makers A is a handy guy with arrows as is and is a tailor A is a barrel maker Any time you see the word '4 3 4 4 -3 Jy a x4 51 V'- Af 4 There are other millions of Ander-sons and Nelsons and Petersons and Johnsons They are Scandinavian in origin find mean son and One of the famed Scandinavian novels is which meant Kristin the daughter I of Lavrans The odd pronunciation of words brings to mind another novel and how the name was twisted 1 About 30 years ago a best seller was Forty Days of Musa and told of a battle between Armenians and Turks A woman went to a library and asked for the book Ways to Amuse a Words are a lot of fun I WAS INTERESTED to note in the 1960 Rodeo Yearbook that a member of the Rodeo Cowboys Association is a guy named Bill Agee of El Centro Calif Well now that startling intelligence is most interesting First because the character has the same surname as mine and secondly because I spent 10 years in El Centro one week The heat there is stunning It melts the eyeballs boils the brain stupefies the mind 5 That must explain why the guy is a rodeo performer Only nuts go into that business DID YOU HEAR the one about the guy who came home all tired out arid his wife said so unpleasant I'm going to get out the machine and he snarled WHY IS IT that people driving automobiles in TV shows never have to look for a parking space? David Zitzman won the National Rifle Association club champion medal A first year marksmanship award was presented to William Beus second year marksmanship award to Larry Nelson third marksmanship award to Donald Medler and the city championship trophy to company TerraU Hale received the first year proficiency in weapons award second year proficiency in weapons award went to Ted Williams and third year proficiency in weapons award to Stephen Ellertson The most efficient company award was given to Stephen Ellertson exhibition platoon award to John Nelson Willard Maughan Elwyn Peterson and Revell Moore Judo team proficiency ribbons were presented to Holbert Hale Gene Medler LeRoy Stam and Blair Moser CONTRIBUTIONS The trophies medals ribbons and awards were contributed by the following groups and individuals: Disabled American Veterans Post 4 Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1481 Department of the Army American Legion Post 9 the National Rifle Association of America Daughters of the American Revolution American Veterans of World War II Dr Mills Weber County Combined Veterans organization Ogden Junior Chamber of Commerce Reserve Officers Association provost Marshall Utah General Depot professor of military science Ogden city schools instructors at the Ogden High School military department BIG LIFT FOR POLE CLIMBERS Telephone company employe Verne Hunter finds going up telephone poles a lot easier with this special piece of equipment This cherry picker telephone style was built to put a man at top of pole quickly and easily without climbing It is being used in this area for the first time to string cable between Ogden and Huntsville in project that will give Ogden Valley dial service A labor saving device it permits three men to do the work five previously did But it expected to make traditional pole climbing obsolete Top Notch ROTC Youths Honored at Ogden High TERRACE COUNCIL GAMBLES TO PROVIDE PLAYING AREA WASHINGTON TERRACE it better to have grass in the parks trampled than to have children play in the streets and exposed to traffic dangers? Milo House 437 4725 told the City Council he thinks it much better to injure the lawns His appearance before the council was to complain about Off the signs at two locations Councilman Douglas Palmer in charge of parks said signs were placed because lack of water has turned the grass brown and that any degree of footwear would ruin the turf His fellow councilmen more or less agreed with this position but later decided to permit youngsters use of the parks and take a chance that the lawns would be damaged Mr House said after the youngsters had turned to the streets to play they were warned by police that a second offense would mean that parents would be fined Sen Bennett said he will meet with Navy officials as soon as the conservancy district clears up the delivery question The NSD and Clearfield are connected by a six-inch water maip built in World War II to serve the Anchorage then a naval housing project When Clearfield City took over that area it hooked It up with the city water system question now is 'will the pressure in this line permit the flow of any appreciable amount of water from NSD into the Clearfield Mr Fjeldsted there is reasonable pressure in this line we could get six acre feet a day This would give us an important secondary water supply this year to serve customers now faced with skimpy or no water Mr Fjeldsted said Among those would benefit if the water purchase comes off are some 1600 residents south i of the Ogden River who had their irrigation water from Pine View Reservoir shut off because the conservancy district has no water lo deliver to the South Ogden Conservation District which serves them Mr Fjeldsted said he could not estimate yet how much water these home owners might get it the additional water becomes available will have to deliver it through a distribution ratio that would give everyone a fair share he said Meanwhile the conservancy district is continuing to explore other sources of water for its customers and Ogden City although not faced by a shortage is preparing to crack down on water wasters for the first time in years AIRPORT WELLS The City Council has under study a conservancy district offer to buy water from city wells at the airport The conservancy district first offered $7 an acre foot then raised it to $8 for water from these wells The district would then exchange this water with the city for an equal amount of water Ogden owns in Pine View Reservoir which would be delivered to conservancy district customers Ogden City and the Ogden River Water Users Association have announced plans for a strict antiwaste campaign Persons caught wasting water may find themselves fined up to $299 or out of water SfXv -v yAyvv Miss Wilkinson Miss Richards A xk -y i Fi 'i I I Miss Peck Miss Black Four From Ben Lomond Going To Girls State Junior students from Ben Lomond High School who will attend State at the Utah State University at Logan June 12 through 17 are Emily Richards Martha Peck Margaret Black and Kathy Wilkinson These girls were selected on the basis of leadership ability character cooperativesness and scholastic rating The program is sponsored annually by the American Legion auxiliaries throughout the state Miss Richards is daughter of Mr and Mrs Basil Richards 2453 Ave Her sponsor is American Legion Auxiliary Pioneer Post 66 Parents of Miss Peck are Mr and Mrs Garth Peck 1144 12th Past presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary Baker Merrill Post will sponsor the delegate Miss Black a daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Black 789 7th is being sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary Baker Merrill Post 9 Sponsors of Miss Wilkinson are the ladies auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Her parents are Mr and Mrs-Robert Wilkinson 1320 Grant US Offers County farmers may file applica tions for government assistance in providing facilities to make the best use of available irrigation water it was announced Saturday by Boyd Hancock chairman of the Weber County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Under the recently authorized emergency agricultural conserva tion program the federal government will share as much as 50 to 75 per cent of the cost of lining irrigation ditches drilling wells and constructing storage reservoirs The program was designed to se cure the future productivity of farms Assistance for these practices is particularly adaptable to a group of farmers who wish' to pool their interests according to Mr Hancock Persons seeking assistance must file a written application with their ASC chairman as soon as possible Applicants must be in a position to show compliance with state law regarding water rights and authorization to construct projects such as permits to drill wells or build dams Driver Fined $75 On Hit-Run Count WilLiam Mutsaers 19 580 28th pleaded guilty in City Court to hit and run driving and was fined $75 He was arrested after reporting to city police on an accident near his home Man Reports Theft Mrs James Cude of 858 Liberty told police Friday some articles were stolen while the family was in the process of moving The missing articles are a scooter two bicycles a childs tricycle lawn mower and a baby buggy Convention Delegates Picked by AHEPA Group Ogden chapter 184 of AHEPA i fetic director and Tom Liapis and (American Hellenic Education- John Bokas past district governors al Progressive Association) is busy! delegates to the auxiliary The ROTC department of Ogden High School honored outstanding members of the military unit during the annual awards anc decoration day David Dunn received the best drilled squad award and best dril led squad ribbons were presented to the first squad first platoon company The award for the best drilled platoon went to Willard Maughan and ribbons to members of the third platoon company Guy Anderson received the best drilled cadet award and the best drilled company award went to company Other awards were as follows: Bruce Hunter superior cadet ribbon military I student Elwyn Peterson superior cadet ribbon military II student Stephen son superior cadet ribbon military III student BAND STUDENT LeRoy Stam outstanding band student sophomore year Roger West outstanding band student senior year Richard McGregor citizenship award sophomore year Elwyn Peterson citizenship award' junior year Stephen Ellertson citizenship award senior year Outstanding senior year cadet certificates went to Bryan Sehade John Nelson Stephen Nelson and Alwyn Moore outstanding junior year award Elwyn Peterson and outstanding senior year award Leon Ripplinger Marksmanship awards were given to David Zitzman Donald Medler Roger West Frank Maughan Larry Nelson Mike Stephenson Charles Rhoades and William Eeus paring for the coming district convention to be held at Price June 16 17 and 18 The club met at the Hotel Ben Lomond with president Pete Vlahos presiding and official delegates were named to the district convention which will have a registration of about 250 -from clubs in Utah Idaho and Ely Nev Delegates are Mr Vlahos Gus Lampros vice president of the Ogden AHEPA Harry Papageorge secretary and Minas Retalis Alternate delegates are James Kogianes Gus Chournos Peter Gianos and George Vacrinos Other AHEPA men from Ogden who will attend the meetings in rice are Gus Mahas district governor George Mahlis district secretary Spiros Haramis district advisor Georg Markos district ath- I I 0k 0 vji.