The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 18

II Ogden Standard-Examiner Tuesday June 1 1985 a ijOunfy men i 9 I iceservoir ment Security Office here Job applications increased 436 over the same 30-day period a year ago The period ended on May 15 Job openings reached 803 which was 200 more than last month and 110 more than the same period a year ago Clerical openings accounted for most of the increase Vacancies now exist for engineers nurses sales personnel restaurant workers and skilled workers of various types Non-farm employment opportunities increase but this was a normal factor for this time Job openings in Ogden took a jump last m6nth but applicants also increased with the closing of schools for the summer according to the Employ-To Receive Law Degree At 'U' Commencement A law degree will be awarded to Dennis Dahl of Ogden at the June 11 commencement at the University of Utah Mr Dahl is a graduate of Davis High School and received his bachelor's degree at the university in 1962 He is the son of Mr and Mrs Einar Dahl of 381 12th and is married to the former Janet Smith of Ogden Two painters employes of Colorite Inc 180 33rd were injured today when they fell 25 feet from a scaffolding at Ogden City's No 3 reservoir at the head of 23rd The two are Edmund Corbett 43 of 585 5175 who has back injuries and Joseph Good-friend 42 of 3910 Jackson who received ankle injuries PAINTING BEAMS Franklin Richards superintendent of the city's department of utilities said the men were finishing painting the steel beams on the recently installed reservoir cover when the mishap occurred- Mr Richards said details are not yet available but it is believed a scaf ELAYNE LIMP Burns Fatal TERRANCE LIMP Died Monday of year the security office re ported Unemployment is set at 3100 persons 200 below last month but 100 more than a year ago at this time Here's the Great Regional Forester Floyd Tver-son Intermountain Regiorit Forest Service announced two key personnel changes today in the Regional Office here Culver Ross has been promoted to the position of chief of the branch of range administration and Carl Baird has been reassigned to the watershed management section in the division of watershed and multiple use management NEW DUTIES Mr Ross' new position will involve the rehabilitation maintenance and improvement of the forage resources of the National Forests of the Intermountain Region A native of Boise Idaho Mr Ross graduated from the University of Idaho in 1948 with a bachelor's degree in forestry Mr Baird's new responsibilities will include coordination of water resource management with other resource management functions land technical guidance to National Forest personnel in the Intermountain Region of the Forest Service A native of Willard Utah Mr Baird graduated from Utah State University in 1946 with a bachelor of science degree in range management It i ioaay me nre originated in a floor furnace probably caused rIGHARA SUIT by cardboard boxes of inflammable material placed on or near the heat outlet of the fur nace i 3v folding collapsed The two were taken in the city ambulance to St Benedict's Hospital for X-ray observation and treatment Extension Office Has New Number The Weber County Extension Service a branch of the Utah State University with offices in the Ogden Post Office Building has a new phone number Tracheotomy operations were performed on both victims to assist breathing in an effort to it Mrs Elayne Hoeffner Limp 30 critically burned in a firs that swept her home six days ago died this morning at 4:15 in the Dee Hospital Her husband 23-year-old Ter-rance Limp died Monday from burns received in the same fire The couple had been in "very critical" condition since the early morning fire May 28 inside their home at 925 23rd Mr and Mrs Limp were pulled from the hallway of the burning house by rescuers Police and firemen found them unconscious on the floor near the door Fire department officials said keep them alive hospital attendants reported Two children of a previous marriage of Mrs Limp were staying with relatives in Lay-ton the night of the fire While the fire was under way firemen searched the house for the children since toys were found in the place (See obituaries on page 14) Patrons are asked to call 399-6377 This is the number at which county and home demonstration agents can be reached AKE FLOWERS BACK TO SPAIN? Juan Apezteguia (left) hopes not A protege of Mr and Mrs LaMont Clark of Evan-ston and an honor student at Weber State College Juan's three-year contract with a Wyoming sheep-herding outfit expires this month and Mr and Mrs Clarke are hoping his deportation will be canceled HEARTBROKEN Frigid Fur Storage i I FROM GRAVES VISITORS TOLD Julian Stephens superintendent of the Ogden City Cemetery has asked all persons to remove artificial or natural flowers Thursday and Friday of this week Mr Stephans said water- ing and mowing will begin Monday Afteri that is completed people may return the flowers if they wish to The superintendent also said the cemetery will be patrolled to prevent any unauthorized removal of flowers as has been the case in some years a 1 fc Ho "Co eaisrricfing anel Meets yf I 4 ii mill THE WRINKLE RESISTANCE rlOVELICHnT You don't have to put up with sloppy crinkled pickled-skin summer suits anymoreTry a Mo-hara suit with "Crease Control" Here's why: The exclusive crease control process chemically trains the worsted and mohair fabric to resist wrinkles and hold a permanent crease in the trousers The cloth is-treated before tailoring so that the fibers are especially aligned Helps your Mohara suit look smart longer Mohara Suits 6500 The Weber County Redisricting Committee met today at 7 am in the first of a series of meetings to divide the county into three senatorial and eight legislative districts All five members of the committee were on hand in the county clerk's offices to begin their lengthy task Clerk Wendell Hansen said the committee asked for maps and statistical information concerning registered voters in the county to be ready for the next meeting June 10 Rep Gunn McKay of Hunts-ville is chairman of the redisricting committee 1 -ttjjtt Phone 394-9533 465 26th St Professional Dry Cleaners By BOB AGEE The United States and the state of Wyoming may lose a valued intelligent young aspirant for citizenship Juan Miguel Apezteguia a Basque from Spain has received notice from the US Immigration and Naturalization that he must leave this country and return to Spain by "June 29 SHEEPHERDING CONTRACT Juan a personable young man came to this country three years ago on a sheepherding contract when he was 17 He herded sheep for John Ur-rog in the Monte Crist? area And now two kind people enter the story They are Mis and Mrs LaMont Clark of Evan-ston They were in the mountains one day and met Juan The boy could not speak English and the Clarks could not speak Spanish He was eager to learn English and the Clarks practically took him under their wings EAGER STUDENT Juan was an eager student His main desire was to become versed in the language and to become eventually an American citizen Mrs Clark tutored the youth in English and he was an avid student While he was in Spain Juan went to school only through the sixth grade For 11 months he lived at the Clark home in Evanston and studied day and night Last September the youth entered Weber State College as a freshman The college took him on a "trial" basis because of his lack of early schooling MADE HONOR ROLL Juan did all right He was on the honor roll at the college in the second quarter and is one of five finalists in the college's competition for accomplishment award He has been living with Mr Clark's mother Mrs Mary Perkins of 326 30th Now Juan's American status is in peril The letter from John Clingan of the Denver office of the US Immigration and Naturalization Service says: "You are advised that if you fail to depart before June 29 a warrant of deportation will be invoked and your deportation will be effected" The two Clarks are very upset over this possibility They have four girls and Juan has become a loved member of the family- Mr Clark says: "I feel like a doctor has told me my boy has until June 29 to live" ASKED TO INTERVENE Mrs Clark has written to Sen Gale McGee of Wyoming in an effort to stay the deportation order The immigration department is inflexible Mrs Clark says: "Juan is a good boy He doesn't smoke or drink and has seen only two movies in more than a year" The vouth is a member of the LDS Church and Mrs Clark is endeavoring to get the church to aid in Juan's behalf Juan is a fine young man and would be a credit to his school and to his adopted country He savs: "If I have to go back to Spain I will die" Use the Parking Ramp at Rear of Our Storm lillisiifc liHiBii illllllllllll 'IliBiif Hi I MM jjr Wm ft --v 3" 41 ff! 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