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I 4 IBB Ogden Standard-Examiner Wednesday February 6 1974 OBITUARIES iWSG Play 'Not Light But Powerful Drama' NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE v- v--X 5x Patsy Clark Hatch NEW YORK (AP) New York Stock Exchaneg selected afternoon prices: Sales Net PE hds High Low Last Chg PAYETTE Idaho Clark Hatch of Payette died Monday In a Payett hospital of natural causes 1 Mr Hatch was born July 18 190U In Woods Cross Utah a son of Ansel and Olive Moss Hatch -He was married to Cleo Parrish In 1926 In Idaho They were divorced Among the survivors are two dsugfe ters Wendy Hatch Ogden Mrs Earl (Velma) Allred Hooper Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 pm in the Bountiful Utah Union Mortuary 295 Main where friends may call Thursday from 7 to 9 pm and Friday prior to services Burial In the Bountiful Memorial Park Batchelor Mrs Patsy Clark Batchelor 51 of 160 Fowler was dead on arrival this morning at the McKay Hospital ot a heart attack Mrs Batchelor was bom Oct 3 1922 Irt Evanston Wyo a daughter ot James and Mary Jane Perkins Clark She was married to Thomas Batchelor on May 1 1943 In Reno Nev She was educated in Wyoming moving to Ogden in 1942 She was a member of the 71st LOS Ward She was a former member of the Ogden 11th LDS Ward and had taught Primary and Sunday School Surviving are her husband of Ogden two sons and one daughter Thomas Batchelor Granger Utah Dave Batchelor Miss Christy Batchelor both of Ogden one grandchild her mother of Ogden Also surviving are two brothers and one sister Heber Clark Ogden La-Mont Clark Evanston Wyo Mrs Duane (Hope) Randell Fullerton Calif Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 pm at Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel with Bishop James Clemens of the 71st Ward officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Thursday from 6 to 8 pm and Friday one hour prior to services Burial in Memorial Gardens of the Wasatch FUNERAL NOTICES 5 22 10 9 Vi 5 9 27 26 27 1 23 22 30 30 30' 5 14 2014 204 17 558 57 56 11 11? 2 6 26 26 19 18 58 58 6375 50 50 50 8 70 19 18 8 146 25 24 4 19 15 15 15 6 6 6 11 85 37 36 9 93 14 12 1 19 36 137 135 136 12192 36 35 35 10 194 13 12 12 4 13 16 16 16 Va 5197 15 15 15 9 22 24 24 24 5 54 10 10 10 84 11 11 7 639 20 20 20 8 13 21 21 21 9 59 15 1434 47 12 11 11 Vs 4 273 22 22 22 8 46 14 14 5 65 248c 24 Vs 38 6 534 31 130 160 158 9 9 38 27 43 353 29 27 28 15 39 33 32 33 19 42 47 47 Va 38 133 75 73 8 75 34 331 33 Va 7 12 6 6 64 8 87 14 1334 14's 6 5 15 15 15 28 292 91 90 3 14 45 76 75 Vs 7 27 19 19 19 9 29 27 2734 Vs 9 57 1334 13 1334 BATCHELOR Funeral services for -Patsy Clark Batchelor will be held Friday at 1 pm at Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel Friends may call at the mortuary Thursday from 6 to pm and Friday prior to services' Interment will be in the Memorial Gardens of the Wasatch Funeral directors Lindquist and Sons By RAY WIGHT It--may not be the thing to choose if you want something light and cheerful but the We ber State College play ect of Gamma Rays on Man-In- the-Moon which I opened Tuesday night at the college's Little Theater is powerful drama The Pulitzer prize-winning play "continues nightly at 8 through Saturday with a Saturday matinee at 2 CONCERNS EFFECTS The stark and bitter-sweet play concerns the effects of gamma rays on those long-nam-Jed marigolds and the effect of some other kind of radiation(?) on the tangled and embittered lives of a family of three afflicted with unusual stresses Tillie the young daughter who has dreams despite her sordid surroundings is nicely played by Sylvia Hill who carries the mood well and with constraint Beatrice her bitter and problem-ridden mother also was capably portrayed by Diane Rerflson Her acting seemed a little forced and strident in the earlier scenes but relaxed to something much smoother later on It is a difficult and demanding role Cindy Jo Slover as the somewhat slatternly and unwell sister Ruth came through with a vigorous and direct interpretation of her part Rhonda Miracle as Nanny the gruesome did a tremendously realistic presentation of life at one of its lower ebbings WELCOME RELIEF Janice Vickery as played by Leslie Haws brought welcome comic relief and a round of hearty applause as she went through her science fair bit Peter the rabbit was played bj Jackie who was completely relaxed all the way through The cast is one of the better-integrated and competent seen at the college in some time The play is acerbic in its mood but there is that gleam of upward reaching to brighten it Director is Dr Leonard Rowley with scenery and costumes designed by Jerry Allen MILLER Funeral services for Ralph Miller will be held Thursday at 1 pm in the Larkin Chapel of the Dawn where friends may call Wednesday from 6 to 8 pm and Thursday prior to the services interment in the Ogden City Cemetery directed by Larkin and Sons Mortuary ABLES Funeral services for Albert Font Abies will be conducted Friday at 1 pm at the Chapel of Flowers' Mortuary with Bishop Denny Williams' officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Thursday evening from 6 to 8 and Friday one hour prior to services Interment in the Aultorest Memorial park Clark Peterson THATCHER Funeral services for Clark Otte Peterson 23 of Thatcher who died Monday of injuries suffered in an automobile accident near Baker Ore will be conducted Friday at 12 noon in the Thatcher-Penrose LDS Ward Chapel Bishop Clair Zollinger will officiate Friends may call at the Rogers Mortuary in Tremonton Thursday from 7 to 9 pm and Friday from 10 to 11:20 am Burial In the Logan City Cemetery Mr Petersen was born Jan 4 1951 In Salt Lake City a son of Howard and Relia Otte Peterson He was reared and educated In the Bear River Valley He graduated from Bear River High School and was active in Future Farmers of America He was an elder in the Thatcher-Penrose LDS Ward and had farmed Surviving are his father of Thatcher four brothers and two sisters Hyrum Peterson Ogden Lynn Peterson Miss Diann Peterson both of Sait Lake City Leo Peterson Rexburg Idaho Ross Peterson Garland Mrs Dean (Jeanne) Hulet Tooele SearleG 46 Sears 16va Shell Oil 240 ShellT 10e3 SherwWm 2 Signal 60b Singer 260 Smithkline 2 SonyCp 10 SCarEG 148 SoCalE 156 SouthCo 138 SoN Res 150 SouPac 216 SouRy 192 SperryR 66 SquarD 110 Squibb 162 StBrand 183 StOilCal 170 StOillnd 320 StdOil Oh StauffChm 2 SterDrug 65 StevensJP 2 StuWor 132 SunOil 98r Systran Don TampaE 88 Tektronx 20 Teledyn 59 Telex Cp Tennco 144 Tesoro leO Texaco 2 TexETr 158 Texasglf 76 Texlnst 68 TexPLd 5e4 Textron 1 Thiokol 50 Thrift Dg 40 TimeMIr 32 Tlmkn UOa Trans Air Transam J9 TriCon 275e TRW In 112 TwentCe JO UALInc 12e UMC Ind 1 UnCarb 210 UnElec 128 UnOCal 170 UPacCp 240 Uniroyal 70 Unit Air 180 Unit Brands DnitCp73e UnMM 130 USGyps 160 US Ind 65 US Steel 2 UniTel 104 UnivOIl 250 Upjohn 88 UV Ind la Varian 10e VendoCo 40 Vetco Offsh VaEPw 118 Wachova 76 WarnL 72a WasWP 144 WnAirL 40b WnBnc 140 WUnion 140 WestgEI 97' Weyerhr 80 WhelFry 40 Whirlpol 80 White Motor Whittaker Williams Co WlnnDx 126 Winnebago Wolwth 120 XYZ XeroxCp 1 29 236 113 112 113 1 ZaleCorp 72 7 22 17 17 17 ZenithR 152 8 9 27 27 27 Copyrighted by The Associated Press 1974 CARD OF THANKS 30 17 19 11 Vs 35 85 29 24 Henry Paulson Henry Paulson 89 of 722 Boughton was dead on arrival at St Benedict's Hospital Tuesday afternoon after an extended illness Mr Paulson was born Nov 3 1884 in Minneapolis Minn a son of John Sfav and Mari Hansen Paulson On Oct 16 1922 he was married to Evelina Belden in Oberlin Ohio She died in 1966 He graduated from the University of Minnesota in 1914 and John Marshall Law Chicago in Chicago III In 1919 He was admitted to the Illinois Bar in 1919 He retired In 1968 after 26 years with the Illinois State Department of Revenue having been a property tax supervisor in Cook County He had been a real estate title examiner with the Chicago Title and Trust Company He had been a social case worker with United Charities Chicago and secretary to a judge of the Chicago Juvenile Court He was a member of the Oak Park III First Congregational Church and associate member of the Ogden United Church of Christ He was a member and past president of the Gnosia Literary Society of Chicago and member of the Chicago Commons Association He had lived in Ogden with his daughter since 1969 and formerly resided in Oak Park III Surviving are one daughter Mrs Gordon (Polly) Harrington Ogden one son Dr Belden Henry Paulson Milwaukee Wis four grandchildren Funeral services will be held Saturday at the First Congregational Church Oak Park III Burial will be irt Elmhurst III Memorial services will be announced by the Chapel of Flowers Mortuary in Ogden 29 2934 Va 17 17 Vs 19 19 1034 1034 35 85 85Vs 29 29 'a 24 235 236341 34 37 37 35 36 4634 47 34 26 26 17 19 1 18 18Va 14 14 10 15 9 20 5 39 5158 6 38 17 55 6 8 5 4 21 X139 238 6194 25 14 14 11 110 14268 6 231 3 161 10 7 11 25 37 36 47 26 20 18 14 Realizing the inadequacy of words to properly express appreciation we wish to thank the many friends who callqsf and helped us in our hour of sorrow In our bereavement your sympathy sustained us With heartfelt gratitude we acknowledge the numerous services in our behalf We are particularly grateful to the organizations we are affiliated' with for the many people who contributed to the March of Dimes and to the Shriner's Hospital in memory of our son Clifford Muir Bennett The services were consoling and we thank ail who participated the beautiful' music flowers cards visits and other remembrances were very helpful Harold and Billie Powell 36 1734 GAFCp 44 GamSk 140-Gannetf 36 Gen Dynam Gen El 16 GnFood 140 GenMill 108 GnMot 525 GPubUt 168 GTelEI 172 GTire 110b Genesco Inc GaPac 80b Gerber 135 GettyO l-30e Gillette 150 Global Mar Goodrh 112 GoodyrTR 1 Grace 150 GrantW 150 Grt AtIPac GtWnFIn 40 GrGlant 108 Greyhd 104 Grumrn 15e GulfOil 150 GlfStUt 112 GulfWn 72 GlfWInd wt Halburt 112 Harriot 112 HeclaM J3t Hercules 80 Heublein 1 Hew Pck 20 HoernW 112 Hoff Elctrn Koldylnn 30 HollySug le Homestk la Honywll 140 HousFin 90 HousLP 148 Howmet 70 daho 186 dealBas 80 IlCent 130 mpCpAm NACp 206e ngerR 216 nlandStl 2a nterlk 180a BAA 512 ntHar 150a ntAAiner 52 nNlck 120a ntPap 150a 140 owa Beef waPSv 148 tek Corp JeweIC 166 JhnMan 120 JohnJn 50a JonLog 80 JonLau 160 Jostens 80 JoyMfg 140 KaisAlu 75 KanGEI 156 KanPLt 148 Katy Ind KayserR 60 Kellogg 54 Kennecott 2 KerrAAG 60 KlmbCI 144 KnlghtN 32 Kopprs 188 Kraftco 177 KresgeS 20 Kroger 130 LearSleg 28 LehPCt 80a Lehmn 113e Levltz Furn LOF 220a LibbAAcNL DiggMy 250 Litton 23t Lockhd Aire Loews 120 LoneStlnd 1 LoneSG 146 LnglsLt 146 LTV Corp LuckyStr 54 LukensStl 1 LVO Corp Lykes Yngst Macke JO Macmil 20e MadisFd le Magnvox 60 MaratO 160 Marcor 90 MartMa 120 MayDSt 160 Maytg 130a McDonald's Me Don 40 McGrwH 50 MeadCp 80 MelvSh 46 Merck 140 MGM 175e Microdot 50 MidSUt 120 MinMM 110 MinnPL 146 MobilOil 3a Mohas 120 Monsanto 2 MontDUt 2 AAonPw 180 MorNor 88 Motorola 50 MtFuel 192 MtStTel 152 FLORISTS Jeanie Stringham BRIGHAM Mrs Jeanie Dolores Kinnbrugh Stringham 69 of Brigham City died Tuesday in a Provo hospital of natural causes Mrs Stringham was born Aug 20 1904 in Manti Utah a daughter of John Hunter and Eliza Schears Kinnbrugh She was married to George Glenn Stringham on March 26 1921 In the Mainti LDS Temple He died Jan 9 1955 She was reared in Manti ard lived in Brigham City since 1942 She was a former telephone operator at the Bushnell General Hospital and Mountain Bell until her retirement She was a member of the Brigham City 3rd LDS Ward Surviving are two sons and one daughter Laird Stringham Brigham City Don Stringham Colorado Springs Colo Mrs Harold (Margaret) Blanch Ogden eight grandchildren Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 10 am in the Olsen Funeral Chapel 2nd North and Main where friends may call Thursday from 7 to 9 pm and Friday prior to services Burial in the Manti Cemetery 9 7 36 36 6 39 17 17 40 105 103 101 101 1 3 19 14 1434 14 6 6 198c 19 6 1 15 15 16101 38 38 9 27 20 9 12 8 15 6 15 5 16 19 8 8 162 31 93 8 50 11 15 8130 11 25 1 41 41 27 177 32 31 9 122 31 4 21 21 Va And The Flowers Are Furnished By Olive and Mark Market Drops Early Gains Stays Higher NEW YORK (AP) The stock market pulled back from solid earlier gains but remained slightly higher at midsession today The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials up nearly 6 points earlier was ahead 86 to 8215Q at noon Advances led declines on the New York Stock Exchange by 3 to 2 a technical rebound is possible at this said Ted Bukowski an analyst with Hutton 0 Co need some news on the oil embargo before any sustainable rebound can Concern over the strike was also inhibiting buying brokers said And longer-range concerns over inflation Unemployment and the slowing economy also were affecting prices they added On the American Stock Exchange the market value index at noon was off 09 at 9502 while the NYSE index was down 02 at 4973 2955 Washington Ph 394-3474 VITAL STATISTICS FUNERAL DIRECTORS A PHILLIPS F4 Impact STOCK AVERAGES Compiled By The Associated Press 30 15 15 60 Ind Rails Util Stocks Net Change 7 5 2 6 HE'LL TALK -AT HILL AFB Someone to Count On Lindquist Sons 3408 Wash Ph 394-6667 Noon Wed 4271 1563 1071 Prev Day 4264 1558 1069 Week Ago 4444 1599 1095 Month Ago 4347 1649 1073 Year Ago 4946 1651 1355 2789 3783 2881 2854 3210 3469 2610 3499 3119 Susie Bateman CLEARFIELD Mrs Susie (Sue) Barker Bateman 79 of 256 100 died Tuesday at her home of natural causes Mrs Bateman was born Dec 6 1894 in Newton Utah a daughter of John Henry Humphreys and Christena Mar-tena Benson Barker She was married to Joseph Villett in 1914 They were divorced She was married to Fred A Bateman on Oct 3 1923 in Los Angeles Calif The marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple He April 7 1961 She had resided in Newton and Logan Utah and Inglewood Calif before coming to Clearfield in 1967 She was educated in Newton and Logan and attended a dressmaking school in Logan She had been a seamstress She was a member of the Primary and Relief Society stake boards in Inglewood Calif She had been a member of the Centinella Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers in Inglewood and had been member of the Sea Gull Camp in Clearfield Surviving are one daughter Mrs Melvin (Naomi) Larew Clearfield tnree grandchildren three great-grandchildren Also survivinq are two brothers and one sister Jesse Barker Newton Utah Waldo Barker Salt Lake City Mrs Maud Jorgensen Smithfield Utah Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 pm in the Clearfield 3rd Ward Chapel 231 300 with Bishop Alfred VanWapenen officiating There will be no viewing The family will meet friends at the ward chapel one hour prior to services In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to the Primary Children's HosDital The body will be shipped by Lindquist's Kavsville Mortuary to Los Anqeles Calif for burial Monday in Forest Lawn Memorial Park 1973-74 High 5327 1847- 1463 1973-74 Low- 4059 1 255 979 1972 High 5298 2034 1521 1972 Low 4710 1697 1287 BOND AVERAGES Compiled by The Associated Press 20 10 10 10 10 JIMMY'S FLOWER SHOP' 430-25th St Ph Specializing in Funeral Designs LEGAL NOTICES -HILL AIR FORCE BASE economic impact of the F4 Phantom jet program on Utah will be discussed at an Air Force Association dinner at the base officers' club Feb 19 beginning at 7 pm '-Speaking will be A Phillips He is F4 project manager for the McDonnell Douglas St Louis Mo The Ogden Air Materiel Area manages the F4 program for the Air Force The event is sponsored by the Ute Chapter of the Air Force Association DOW-JONES AVERAGES STOCKS 30 Indus 20 Transp 15 Utils 65 Stocks BONDS 40 Bonds 7229 008 10 Higher grade rails 5361 010 10 Second grade rails 6797 011 10 Public utilities 9123 001 10 Industrials 8036 011 82150 086 18203 031 9257 042 36320 046 Tractor Driving Course Planned Want to learn how to drive your tractor? The Ogden 4-H Club is sponsoring tractor training at the Maw Equipment Company at 3189 1900 The who meet at 7 pm every Thursday named their club and their course of study includes getting acquainted with your tractor and safe tractor operation Todd Froerer son of Mr and Mrs Robert Froerer of Huntsville presides over the group which is supervised by Americo Rauze and Elmer Penman -N- 35 35 1334 13 734 30 13 NEW YORK (AP) Noon New York Stock Exchange Index: Market 1 cent Index 4973 Industrial 5378 Transportation 3517 006 Utility 3493 001 Finance 6263 001 RANDOM REFERENCES Nabisco 230 NatAirl 40e Nat Can 45 CashR 72 NatDistil 90 NatFuel 190 NatGyp 105 Natlnd 10 Nt Steel 250 Nat Tea Natomas 25 NevPw 135 NEngEI 178 Newmt 140 NiaMP 118 NL Ind 1 NorflkWn 5 Norris 113 NoAmPhil 1 NNGas 270 NoStPw 184 Northrop 1 NwstAirl 45 NwtBnc 160 Norton 150 NorSifn 30 Charge Brings Fine A Hill Air Force Base man was found guilty in Ogden City Court of driving while under the influence of liquor Uoyd Cook 25 of Box 621 of HAFB was fined $250 'Love' to Theme Library Program is a will be the theme of this Storytime at the Weber County Emerson Stone Branch Beginning at 2 pm the librarian will tell the children the following stories about is Walking Hand in Color Is and Do You The children will also make valentines Immediately after Storvtime at 3 pm special guests Liz Marberger and Annette Van Dyke from the Dental Auxiliary will present a puppet show Births McKAY HOSPITAL Brown Alan and Debbie Pitzak 1970 2250 No 2 Syracuse boy Feb 4 Reggie and Rae Dean Bitton 2033 6000 Roy boy Feb 5 Coleman Richard A and Theresa Junk 1663 4150 Plain City girl Feb 5 Leifeste Claude and an Sickinger 27 Colonial Layton boy Feb 5 Allan and A 1 Dawson 419 5000 boy Feb 5 Marvin and Judy Winger 4656 2475 Roy girl Feb 5 Thorstensen Greg and Linda Palmer 1633 670 Clinton girl Feb 5 Charles and Helen Harshbarger 803 550 Clearfield boy Feb 5 Didericksen James and Valerie Lowe 3760 3375 No Granger girl Feb 6 Dennis and Susan Hobbs 570 Gramercy boy Feb 6 OUT OF TOWN Fowers Dwight and Linda Degn Cupertino Calif formerly of Ogden girl Feb 5 Marriage Licenses Randolph Lee Parris 25 and Janet Anita Bowden 33 both of Elon College NC Daniel Patrick Kenny 25 of Rock Springs Wyo and Kathy Hogar 23 of Salt Lake City Lorenzo Lee 76 and Athalia Wheatley Wight 71 both of Ogden Ben Edward Reed 23 and Charie Ririe 20 both of Bountiful Billy Charles Fagan 23 of Ogden and Gayle Louise Reed 21 of Sunset James Scott Gidley 21 and Cheri Lynn Clark 17 both of Ogden Gary Lynn Benson 20 and Gaylene Russell 20 both of Roy Stanton Measells 45 of Sunset and Nancy Carole Phillips 34 of Ogden Don Edward Stimpson 21 of Roy and Claudia Read 19 of Hooper Edward Elon Minnig 20 and LuAnne McMurdie 18 both of Logan Ralph Eugene Richey 32 and Beverly Joy Call Kern 25 both of Ogden Robert James Greer 17 and Dawn Valene Woodland 15 both of Ogden Carey Blaine Dopp 22 of Denver Colo and Penni Heszler 22 of Ogden "George Wilton McCrone Sr 50 and Erma Gertrude McCrone 48 both of Ogden William Eugene Taylor 30 and Karen Fay Wimmer 39 both of Ogden Thieves stripped a truck of a new $35 battery police said The truck owned by Martha Quintant of 3117 Jefferson was parked outside her home African Violets Specialists Many varieties mini midi maxi kissin cousins Les Belles Fleurs 392-6717 (adv) Marie Delores MacDonald 70 of 3508 Jefferson has forfeited $35 in City Court for failure to yield the right of way Want An Honest TV man? Call Rex Tanner 394-1726 10 years experience on Magnavox (adv) 13 75 3534 5 73 14 4 38 8Va 104 31 7 31 13 6 2 223 22 6 13 1234 12 10 102 4 3 6 94 33 33 2 4 4 17143 50 48 6 10 20 2034 8 25 20 20 7 67 30 29 10 58 14 14 6 30 13 13 7 35 70 69 4 4 2034 5 4 18 10 36 47 46 9 56 25 24 7 8 17 16 10 72 19 18 16 8 65 64 5 7 24 24 7519 14 13 13130 10 9 30 20 11 48 21 9 12 31 7 19 14 4 2 8 7 51 34 4 44 20 Va 13 51 6 30 7 53 24 8 12 23 10 10 17 10 8 403 7 37 18 30 168 6 1 22 94 8 20 10143 19 80 6234 62 6334 20 113 37 36 36 7 45 40 39 Va 39 Va 9 55 19 18 20 401 108 107 108! 18 111 55 54 55lVa 10 20' 21 21 14' 8 34 Vs 19 41 31 24 33 24 16 Va 4 33 19 3'- 'a 6 21 24 OccTd Pet OhioEd 160 OklaGE 136 OklaNG 140 OlinCorp 88 Omark 36 OtisEIv 220 OutMar 120 OwenCn 88 Owenlll 148 Food Costs Listed ROY The annual financial statement of Weber Memorial Hospital showed food costs at $82816 This was more than $17009 over the amount budgeted a year ago NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received by the Weber County Purchasing Agent qn the third floor of the Municipal Building' Ogden Utah 84401 until 10:00 o'clock am Feb 25 1974 and at 10:30 o'clock am Feb 25 1974 bids will be publicly opened In the County Commissioners'' Chambers on the seventh floor of the Municipal Building for the overlay of a road in Weber County the same being that section of Collector Road Route No 324 from 4700 West to Little Mountain identified as Collector Road Project No 324 (2) The length of road to be constructed or improved is 65 miles and the principal items of work are approximately as follows: Bituminous Surface Course 11940 Ton Bituminous material AC-15 716 Ton Bituminous material RC-250 or SS-1 13? Ton cover material type A 1137 Ton? Bituminous Material RC-4000 89 Ton The project is to be completed in 40 working days Prequalification of bidders is required Prior to any bidder's receiving pla-'s Sne( specifications it will be necessary that the bidder have on file with the State Road Commission of Utah completed and approved the required Prequalification Statement pertaining to comractor's experience and financial condition The attention of bidders is directed to Special Provisions covering subletting or assigning the contract In conformity with and by authority of Title 34 Chapter 30 Utah Code Annotated 1953 the general prevailing rates as determined by the Industrial Commission of Utah shall be effective and apply to this project and are the minimum wages to be paid on this project There rates are made a part of fhs contract documents The attention of bidders Is directed to the fact that contractors engaged In highway construction work are required to meet the provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 (52 Stat 1060) Weber County in accordance with the provisions of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (78 Stat 252) hereby notifies all bidders that it will affirmatively insure that the contract entered Into pursuant to this advertisement will be awarded to the lowest responsible biddqr without discrimination on the grounds qf race color or national origin Proposal forms plans and specifications are on file in the office of the Weber County Surveyor end Engineer and the office of the Project Engineer at 2568 Washington Blvd where they may be reviewed by prospective bidders Specifications proposal forms and plans may be obtained only at Weber County Surveyor and Engineer's Office upon application and payment of a fee of $1000 no part of which will be refunded Each bidder must submit a bid bond from an approved surety company on forms provided by the local agency or in lieu thereof cash certified check or cashier's check for not less than 5 of the total amount of the bid made payable to Weber County Surveyor and Engineer as evidence of good faith and a guarantee that if awarded the contract the bidder will execute the contract and furnish the contract bonds as required-The right to reject any or ail bids' Js reserved Dated this 24th day of January 1974 WEBER COUNTY CORPORATION By: KEITH JENSEN Pub Feb 6 13 20 1974 6922 NOTICE TO CREDITORS No 12869 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF WEBER COUNTY STATE OF UTAH In the matter of the estate of Mar-garet Monson Brown aka Margaret Brown 'deceased Creditors will present claims Ilji vouchers to the undersigned at the law office of Ralph Raat Esq 911 Washington Blvd Ogden Utah on or before three months from the date of first publication claims must be presented in accordance with the provisions of 75-9-5 Utah Code Annotated 1953 with prop Or verification as required therein Dated this 28th day of January (S) EVERETT BROWN Executor (s) RALPH RAAT (K Ralph Raat Esq) Attorney for Executor 911 Washington Blvd Ogden Utah 84404 Pub Jan 30 Feb 6 13 20 1974 6933 Kent Lee Westergard 25 of 2219 Madison has forfeited $35 in City Court on a red light violation SPECIAL STOCKS Be Prepared to Deal With Issues Of Today Girl Scout Leaders Told PacGas 188 PacLtg 168 PacPetrl 60 PacPw 160 PacTT 130 PanAm Air PanhEP 2 Pasco Inc Penn Cent PennDx 20b Penney 112 PaPwLt 168 Pennzoil 1 PepsiCo 120 Pfizer 68a PhelpD 220 PhilaEI 164 PhilMor 140 PhillPet 140 Pitney Bow Polaroid 32 PortGE 148 PPGInd 170 ProctG 180 PSvCol 120 PSvEG 172 Pubickr 24t Puebiol 30a PugSPL 198 Pullmn 1J0 PuritFsh 28 Wheel chairs crutches rib cages elastic hose prescriptions Free delivery prescription Center Phone 393-8436 or 399-1126 (adv) Linda McCaskey 20 of 3238 Ogden apartment 3 has paid $35 in City Court for speeding too fast for existing conditions Expect to deal with every the only group a type of problem facing young girl is having any success with girls today Girl Scout leaders is the Girl said Mr 8 7 8 77' 75 18 18' 24 23 24 85 83 84 16 15 16 30 20 20 8143 51 114 9 4 5111 23112 7 10 9169 32 4 12 8 9 9 12 68 3 8 Valentine decorations balloons school favors Maxfield heart chocolates Mountain Sales 2857 Grant Ave (adv) New Store Hours open 9 am to 8 pm Closed Sundays Holidays (adv) Vilate Widmer 51 of 2942 Porter has forfeited $35 in City Court for making an improper start from a parked position recommended they become acquainted with the resources available in the community and utilize them able to tell the parents who they can seek out for help with their he said 4 PEER PRESSURE Also addressing the leaders was Ron Ames of the Alcoholism Recovery Center Mr Ames tcld the leaders that many young people start drinking alcohol because of peer group pressure there are two groups for them to choose from and I tell you why they select that said Mr Ames tell you what to do about young people who have a drinking problem because' I he said He reminded the leaders that alcoholism is illness and it can be He said that young people who have alcoholic parents to hide their parents and drop out of v- QuakStO 58 Questor JO RaistonP 80 Rancoln 92 RapIdAm 1 Raythen 70 RCA 1 vjReadg Co RdgBate JO 20 82 ReichCh 40 6 10 RepStl 120a 4 35 Revlon 108 1 6 90 Reylnd 268 7 150 ReynMet 40 -11 88 RoanST 99e 64 Rockwll 180 5 36 Rohrlnd 90 '11 9 RoyCCol 64 10 27 RoylD 264e 5 13 RydrSys JO 16 23 were told at the annual Adult Conference held at Weber State College Brent Baddley executive director of the Family Counseling Center told the more than 50 leaders attending the different kinds of problems they would run into were Scouts are not sacred They will have problems just like other said Mr Baddley He gave the leaders for dealing with problems recognition rapport and referral you must recognize the problem and you must have rapport with the girls to deal with it Then you should be able to refer them to professionals in the- said Mr Baddley BIGGEST PROBLEM He told the leaders the single problem facing the girls will probably be acceptance by their Baddley there is one girl in your troop who the others accepting then you are he said The leaders should work to make sure each girl feels accepted by the others they were told In looking for drug problems he recommended the leaders have a list of drugs and the effects each drug has ONLY ADULT girls may come right out and tell you what problems they are facing You may be the only adult they are relating he said Mr Baddley told the leaders to let the girls know they are must also have a rapport with their parents Approach their parents with warmth make sweeping he said Since leaders be experts in every field Mr Baddley PLEASANT VIEW DOG LICENSES DUE BY FEB 15 PLEASANT VIEW -Dog' licenses for 1974 will be due here Feb 15 and special arrangements have been made for owners to obtain them Craig Brady city animal control officer will be at the City Hall Friday and Saturday to accept fees and issue tags Hours on Friday will be from 5 pm to 9 pm On Saturday hours will be from 9 am to 2 pjn License fees are $3 for a male dog $5 for female and $3 for spayed female Wedding and party mints all sizes colors designs and flavors 392-9121 (adv) Professional Prescription Service Ask about our Citizens Charge accounts with a tax accounting Free delivery service Prescription Center dial 393-8436 (adv) UTAH-IDAHO GRAIN EXr iANGE 11 52 11 68 6 1 9 781 9 41 8 80 29 54 34160 4 22 11 1 9116 5 99 Safewy 160 StJoeM 160 StLSaF 350 StRegP 120 Sandrs Asso SFe In 160a SanFelnt 20 ScherPIg 62 SCMCp 40 SCOAInd 60 ScottPap 56 SeaCtL llOr Wheat delivered Ogden Truck Bids No 1 Red Ord Protein 525 No 1 Red 10 Protein 1 52s No 1 Red 11 Protein 52s No 1 Red 12 Protein 525 No 1 Red 13 Protein 525 No 1 White Wheat 525 No 2 Barley 46 or 56O (Wheat per bushel barley per cwt) Ogden car arrivals Wheat 15 barley 5 Total 20 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Wasatch Front Regional Council Are8 (Sait Lake Tooele Davis Weber and Morgan Counties) at 2-5 pm in the rvlDavis County Beard of Education Audi- nas forfeited $35 in City Court torium Farmington Utah on February for failing to yield the right of Way 15 1974 6938 A 1 hi tti --1 Lja4 iiri aw 1 if jjjna.