The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 9

4 oorned Play Equipment to Be Gone Behre School Starts Supt William Boren said today the swings ieeter totters and slides will be removed from Weber School District playgrounds before the new school year starts He said removal of the equipment will begin soon as we find a city that will take The Weber Board of Education order removing the equipment directed it be offered to cities for installation in parks adjacent to the schools Transfer of the swings teeter totters and slides from school grounds to an adjacent city park was recommended by a committee appointed by the beard a month ago to study the potential hazards of playground equipment Supt Boren said he is initiating negotiations with officials in the cities where the playground equipment is located and anticipates they will accept it soon as we determine which cities and towns want it and where we'll start moving Supt Boren said of it will be gone before school and the sand from dissipating Playground equipment should be used as part of the regular physical education program of the school to provide maximum use and help children learn to use the equipment in a safe manner PTA or other groups be responsible for purchase of the equipment with the district assuming responsibility for maintenance and installing a safe base Surveys indicate patron support for the playground equipment If cities decline the equipment he said find other ways to get rid of The equipment was purchased by the PTAs but now is the property of the school district The equipment ordered removed exists at six of the 21 schools Another six schools have playground equipment but not of the type banned by the board The six schools where the banned equipment is are Club Heights Mar Lon Hills Park Other types of playground equipment are at Lakeview Lomond View North Ogden North Park Roy and Valley View The board has ordered further studies before deciding what action to take in connection with this equipment which includes climbing equipment and bars In its recommendation to the board the study committee said playground equipment at the schools be consistent with the physical education program of the school and provide for the physical development by requiring to climb hang or Other items in the nine-point report included: Equipment such as swings teeter totters and slide should be removed from school playgrounds and transferred to an adjacent city park where possible Playground equipment should be maintained in as safe a manner as possible For example certain pieces of equipment could be lowered without losing their ef- him fectiveness and be safer for a use Playground equipment should not be located over asphalt or other similar surfaces Certain cushioning materials could be installed under the equipment However this type of material is very expensive Sand is a less expensive and adequate surface beneath the equipment A curb should be installed around the area with continual maintainence to keep the surface from becoming hard View Riverdale West Weber Roosevelt and iSSSlif IB JULY 14 1973 SATURDAY EVENING OGDEN UTAH Section Of Employes Civic Leaders Laud Forest Service Announcement Engineers representing Engineer Lew A Wangsgard municipalities and the county told the Area Council a flood have been asked to explore control construction project for the entire county would cost Chief Forester Reports Plans On Regional Offices Dropped An official prediction that the Forest Service will not reor- FRIDAY 13TH NOT UNLUCKY FOR GRANDAD If Friday the 13th has a flood control problems needs and costs and report back to the Area Council of Governments The Area Council then would determine priorities and made excess of $180 million excluding right-of-way acquisition rights His estimates are based on a 1969 Army Corps of Engineer study The last countywide flood -control study was issued in 1966 recommendations to the Countv Tu by engineer John Reeve Commission on establishment of Weber County consultant Mr survey divided a flood control district possibly abolished the regional office and experiment station here in has been greeted with enthusiasm by regional employes and local civic leaders The prediction was made by Forest Service Chief John McGuire who spoke here Friday to a of regional office and station employes and retirees here at the region- county wide The Area Council apparently was prompted as a result of the threat of a law'suit made at the June meeting WITH LAWSUITS Attorney Roger Dutson action drainage basins in the county into three categories watershed or mountain areas foothills and densely populated or highly developed areas He offered three proposals: Plan 1 All of Weber County except Ogden Valley Plan 2 special conation for Ran dan Bowman its on the lucky not unlucky side of the superstition scale A seven pound two ounce girl born this past Friday the 13th at St Hospital was his 13th grandchild The girl is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayland Kath-an of 521 24th Mr Bowman also has a son born on Friday the 13th Road to Open In Fork TV Setup Subject For Board contended that cities con-1 All of Weber County except tributing to the Burch Creek Ogden Valley and area west of flood faced with Highway 84 Plan 3 All of unless steps are taken to South Ogden Washington al office is elated by tne encouraging said Intermountain Regional Forester Vem Hamre today lift in morale around the office Friday afternoon was just he continued a final decision will be made on regional realignment within the next week expected SQ we can start picking up the resolve the problem A report on transfer of the the Ogden Schooljpjeces and pUj our 0rganjzati0n mil educational television back jn shape he added 1 ail KCfe station to state control should: Mr Hamre explained hat A road in the Upper i SN 'VM v'v-sdoSNswv vMM v- a highlight of a regular considerable internal restruc- XnvXW vvXYYkwV North Fork Canyon 39 miles northeast of Ogden will be kept open at school board meeting Tuesday i turing is going to be required I at 5 pm in the district board at the regional level because least during the annual Pioneer LIGHTNIXG PLAYED across the sky Friday as dark waterlogged clouds rolled into the area to drench most of Ihe county breaking the dry spell and bringing welcome relief from recent hot days room Dr Gerald Raat assistant superintendent said the Terrace Riverdale Harrisville and county watershed areas in the east part of the county and west of Ogden to Highway 84 IN PROTEST A countywide flood control district brought a protest from the North Ogden City Council that asserted it could do the job cheaper within the city At the time Charles Kelley then Ogden City manager said a countywide flood control district would be feasible but noted that all municipalities would have to agree on the total project Mr Wangsgard said existing storm draining facilities are generally confined to individual communities each using natural drainage channels as disposal outlets for excess storm runoff In some parts of the county natural drainage channels are TRIO TO REPORT ON HIGHLIGHTS OF CONVENTION Reports on national convention and local issues will highlight a meeting of the Ogden Chapter National Association for the Advancement of Colored People scheduled Sunday at 3 pm at the New Zion Baptist Church 2935 Lincoln Mrs Dovie Goodwin Mrs Bettye Gillespie and Massey will report on the national NAACP convention held early this month in Indianapolis Ina President James Gillespie will report on federal funds especially revenue sharing and 701 planning grants as they relate to the Ogden area Membership drive and the reduction-in-force ordered Davs Horseback Trail Ride on for budget reasons and pending 'July 21 Countv Commissioner realignment have generated! Monte Bailey says takeover of the local numerous transfers retire-j The commission has protested Channel 9 is expected to be'ments and job relocations the barricading of the road by a approved during a lengthy REDUCE STAFF locked gate on property tfrrTfndav "We had Panned to reduce I ponging to the Samuel Joseph board today Salt Lake City ff 2- th nd Smith estate It has the strong endorsement pe cery in' eru of Dr Walter Talbot state oEthe calendar Tear superintendent of public jn an 5 per cent by next 'July order to stay within our Mr Hamre explained of recent condi- struction Dr Raat said LOCAL DISTRICT The Smith family Mr Bailey said has agreed to keep the gate open during the day of the trail ride He added the Utah Baptist Annual Horse To Wind Up Tonight Rain Cools Regional Heat Snell The local district istions we have already reduced Convention that maintains a camp at Utaba Dam an irrigation reservoir wants the road in question changed County Attorney Robert Newey said in 1961 the commission and Baptist Convention entered into an agreement that dam was built the North Fork Canyon road Hunters jumpers and Colts 1972 foals-J Reed by i pleasure horses moved into the i Dennis Ashby Stallions 1970 relinquishing the channel the staff by per cent and show7 arena spotlight today as foals-Dido Chief by Ralph because of the financial burdenjdont anticipate than any furth- capacity to transport the m- most of Weber Countv Fridav corrmetition in the 9nd annual Tavkw Stations 1969 and'and because closed circuit er reductions will be neces- creasing amount ot storm runoff bringing cooling the(OgdePn Pioneer Das Horse before Voals Chief Joe Reed by levision provides much of he said bmldm2s heat spell that had sent tempera-! Show resumed at Ogden City Glen Jackson: Grand obtained from the) The regional forester lndicat- streets naved lots Champion Stallion-Chief Joe broadcast facilities ed restructuring of the 326-em- The show will conclude this Reed by Glen Jackson! If th state board agrees to ploy staff would not begin until evening with performance class Reserve Champion Stallion-Fair Except for the western term-1 over statiTr omcM word ewria from to provide the most serviceable 1 lands to be the department ofagnculture sponsoring an NAACP day will be discussed the the rainfall was fairly that ill and LTte Lcl Ray by Iirry Karr are expected moved to Upper would be Salt Lake City and a tran-! In his address Friday Chief routed away from the camp The commission has an- ihdP Hurts i storrTdraSso SseSrvT neVdTof genaI and dumped UP to a their mounts vying for honors in UWr each community and theuarter inch some areas 1 10 different events Mr Wangsgard said The rain started early Friday Show time is 8 pm and the Harms Geldings 3 years-Ben larger coverage can be ob-' Forest Service appropriation 1 nounced plans to take In rural areas serious sub- in some areas halted during the admission will be $1 per person jjawj bv Gary Swenson tained that blocked the use ofneccssaiT legal action to keep ciarviiip surface drainage problems' afternoon and then finished witn Judging got under way today ldi 4 vears and older-Billw The board will also receive those funds for regional realign- road SLATER A Slatenille adversey affect county roads dnunnnnr in at 9 am as riders from 13 to 17 i recommendations from Dr were the prime factor riSht of use for the past 10 youth was injured Friday about andfarm lands Mr Wangsgard a donpour in the late evening of age compeled in a by Kent Jones Grand Cham-William Garner superin thwarting reorganization years and more 7 pm when the motorcycle on said that drenched most of the bench scries of eqmtation events pion Gelding-Billy by Kent tendent 0n salary agreements1 Official anticipation that both Commissioner Boyd Storey which he was riding flipped He recommends a plan to areas The pieasure horse driving 0 Reserve Champion out with classified offices will remain in Ogden was said the Smith family is con- Brent Tubbs 19 of 546 200 cover roadside drains and in- POWER OUTAGES division followed the junior Gelding-Ben Hawk bv Gary personnel in the district hailed vigorously by both Og- cerned cattle being pazed on w-as treated at McKay-Dee stan pr0per size culverts in Thunder and lightning accom equitation while the five-event Swensun The proposed agreements Dr den Mayor Bart Wolthuis and I the Propertj wil not be con- Hospital and released 1 rural locations accom- JJ and er categorv Raat said follow basically the Greater Ogden Chamber of trolled if the gate is kept A spokesman for the eber TOP PRIORITY pamed the Fndav mSht storm began at 4 pm ALL AGES pattern set in the 65 per cent erce president Thomas! unlocked County Sheriffs Ofiee said the- and caused some minor brief Horses and handlers from Western Pleasure All Ages- increase approved for teachers Dee I The provides access to Tubbs youth was southbound on A top priority la the Burch interrUpti0nS of power service 1 throughout the Intermountain Spook Slippers by Rose Acre last month are delighted with the public land purchased years ago 2709 West near 350 Soutn when Creek drainage area where Mr rnmnofed in 43 halter rlass Farms- Reinin" all announcement and certainly and now administered by the the motorcycle flipped for no Wangsgard proposes con-' The heaesl ramfall apparent- by Gary Swenson END DELAY the Secretary of Agricul- federal government to prevent immediately apparent reasun struction of three holding storm ly occured along the bench lands round Friday in Western Riding all ages-Spook they are approved they ture acts immediately to make overgrazing and save part of and installation of Investigation into the incident reservoirs from Pleasant View through wjnds and rajn at knocked Slippers by Steve Wonderlich wil1 pretty well wTap up it said the mayor the watershed would cost is continuing the spokesman 'pipe The project js7ortli Ogden and into South Og-said 514 million over jumps and drove all but I Pole Bending all ages-Paint negotiations on non-economic -I personally feel this is the den and Roy -the hardiest spectators from the Tinkerbell by Wendy Eor be current tear better way to administer forests Qf LIST Plain Citv Mavor Keith Blanch stadium grandstands Barrel Racing all ages-Paint aa sai be Intermountain Region! reported little bit just' I championship classes Tinkerbell by Nina Yamanc stl11 negotiated is a and I especially pleased that enough to cool in that 'Friday Spook Slippers of Rose Trail Horse all agcs-Chief Joe "aSe agreement with the the people in the regional of- enough to cool things oft in that pp med Grand Reed by GIen Jacks0 districts principals No dif- ice will remain here to make te Farr West James Ran-1 champion mare while SJd Green working hunter 1st and reported few light show- Reed ow-ned by Ralph Ta lor 2nd year-Big Lin by Jane The agenda also includes he added dall Bret Nve son of Mrs Alan Nye Baker Drive has named to the Claremont Claremont Calif Mr and of 3310 been list at College Mr Nye had to maintain a grade point average of at least 30 in order io be named to the list was given the reserve champion lAllen: Regular comformation R0TC title 1 (hunter open-Roxana Dare by I Mr Dee heralded the news as at the and express-schools led gratitude on behalf of the i Jean Jenson Regular working inspection results two high GOT HONORS Chief Joe Reed fielded by bunter open-Breezy Lady bytextbook inspections and chamber that the regional of-Glen Jackson carted routine financial matters Jfice will remain honors as the grand champion gracl0us stallion while the reserve Poay JJmpcrs-Del)jna by An champion title went to Fair Ute Barbara Rufenacht Freshman Lfcb I fcK AKK Lei Rav owned by Larrv Farr Fpers-Billy Blue by Alta Hills Kent gelding Billy 0Pcn JUmPcra a-n won the grand chmpion honors aP-Peaches by Karen Bergman in his devision while Ben Hawk Jumpers-Peachcs by owned by Gary Swenson was'Karen Bergman Western-Style Summer HEAVY IN AREA South Ogden Councilman Kel-land Grange reported a fairly heavy rainfall in the Chimes View area A total 22 inches was reported at the Pine View Reservoir with a low thermometer reading of 53 during the night In the upper valley 43 inches had been recorded at 8 pm Agency Approves Papers on Land The Ogden Redevelopment Agency has approved a resolution authorizing the submission Band Concert Comes Up on Sunday DANCING IN THE STREETS COMING UP WEDNESDAY Square dancing will be the order of the day Wednesday as buffs kick up their heels at a special street dance Wednesday a preliminary event to Pioneer Days celebration The Ogden Area Square Dancing Association expects to turn out 350 dancers for a street dance on 25th Street between Washington and Kiesal at 8:30 pm The street dance an annual event has become tradition to kick off Pioneer according to Robert Erny association president A special exhibition of square dancing by the a group of junior and senior high students from the Utah School for the Deaf and Blind will be a featured highlight of the street dance The square dance association is made up of 24 clubs in northern Utah totalling abort 2000 dancers The purpose is promotion of square dancing and coordniation of square dance activities in Northern Utah Other annual events include a dance Sept 6 at the Golden Hours Center a Nov 10 at Bonneville Elementary an election dance in March and a jamboree in April Throughout the year workshops and classes are conducted Mr Erny said Fine Harness Open-Navaho Squaw Milton Cannon POA Costume Tammy by Norman Allen Three Gaited Saddle Horse Open-Uptown Genius by Dorothy Clyde Long Parade named reserve champion gelding results: Fillies 1973 foals Mini Robin by David Parker Fillies 1972 foals-Cupids Echo Bar by Earl Jones Fillies 1971 foals Poco Tawny by Dennis Ashby Horse Open-Duke of Norw-ood of proclaimer certificates for es-: Mares 1970 foals-Skipper Reed jtablishing fair reuse values oLby Ralph Taylor Mares 1969 and before foals-Spook Slippers An unusual kind of summer band concert countryw-estem will be held at 7:30 pm Sunday in Lester Park Pertormances by countrywestern bands and singers will correspond to the annual Ogden Pioneer Days celebration scheduled to get under way here this week This is the second a series of summer band concerts sponsored by the Ogden City Recreation Department and will be staged by the Golden Spike Country Western Round-Up of Bands and Fans In place of the usual band fare of marching music and pop music Ogden residents will be treated to contemporary country two parcels of land songs old standards such as Blossom and two songs about Ogden composed by local songwnter Mrs Hazel Park Royal will be the anchor band for the evening and there will also be pertormances by Nashville and a folk-pop group named In addition to this there will be several guest artists pertorming during the evening including tiddler Lucky Chamberlain and local recording artist Maryann Charlton The concert is free to the public and all who plan to attend are urged to bring blankets for sitting on the grass The parcels include 1A lo- by Rose Acre Farm Brood by Elwood Williams Egg Race Chico Rohau by Pat Milliner Walking Horse Open-Stately Again by Rickford Ladies Side Saddle-Stonevvalls Copper Strike by Hardmans Stables Five Gaited Saddle Horse-Windgow Ace by Virginia Palmer Trail Horse Open-Nevada Dice by Joe Secrist cated at 832 and 836 23rd and 12A at 2264 Madison The agency also authorized the acting director Seth Butterfield to sign the proclaimer certificates Mares any age-Shiftless by David Parker Grand Champion Mare Spook Slippers by Rose Acre Farms Reserve Champion Mare Skipper Reed by Ralph Taylor.