The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 21

(jffote BID EXCEEDS ESTIMATE ON ROY SAFETY PROJECT ROY A single bid in the amount of $27386 was submitted for a safety improvement project at US 91 and 5600 South and is awaiting action by the Utah Road Commission The bid submitted by Dean Warren of Salt Lake City was 383 per cent above the engineering estimate of $18000 A signal structural support system detection devices and increases in the curb radius at the southeast corner are included in the project The curb changes will permit safer right turns onto freeway ramps Traffic signal modifications will include larger heads now being utilized by the state plus detection devices to allow a more even flow of vehicles A number of Hill Air Force Base employes use the intersection plus Roy area motorists seeking entrance to north and southbound ramps on Interstate 15 Section OGDEN UTAH TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 10 1970 IB Moves to Final Week Judging Opens Activities On Wednesday n-Two yC A Members to Study Offers On Grant Dee Schools Bids on two older school sites were accepted by the Ogden School Board Monday night and two others not up to appraised values were taken under advisement Only two bids were received I SL Wk: i 7 A -t A 5 A A' JWZeif' Wfa-so JjSr Jf iu Jgr Vv: 0 for the four school sites They are being offered for sale because the facilities are no longer needed by the school board having been replaced by three new schools the Jefferson new Lincoln and Dee schools ONLY BID Announced as only bidder on the Grant and Pingree schools was Kent Wangsgard representing the Kar-Kwik Markets Sole bidder on the Lincoln and Dee properties was Wangs- gardg Inc The board accepted the Kent Wangsgard bid of $12500 for the Pingree School The school appraisal was $11500 His $12500 bid for the Grant School was taken under study' Value set by the school board appraiser was $98450 Dr William Gamer schools superintendent and board members said they wondered if the appraisal had been correctly recorded since it was consider- JUDGE IMPANELS US GRAND JURY A federal grand jury was impaneled today before Judge A Sherman Christensen in US District Court The 23 jurors retired to the jury room at 10:45 am to consider several matters to be presented to them bv United States office and US Attorney Nelson Day According to Mr Day the presentation of evidence to the grand jury should be concluded this evening Four Treated For Minor i Crash Injuries Four persons were injured although none seriously in a two-car collision at Canfield and yv TWO OF THE LANDMARKS in educational history are passing into private hands following their sale by the Ogden School Board They are the Lincoln School upper which has served the Five Points area and the Pingree School lower which has served the central city district Both were built in the 1890s and have seen thousands of students pass through their halls City Board OKs Hiring Legal Firm to Appeal TV Decision WHnTrftr-- The 52nd annual Golden Spike National Livestock Show moves into its second week of activities Wednesday following one of the largest turnouts of horses ever for the first week Show manager Stanley Brewer pointed out both the Appaloosa Horse show and the Quarter Horse show were the largest ever in the history of equine events held in conjunction with the show 275 ENTERED Over 275 Appaloosa were entered for the first two days of events last week and 328 Quarter Horses were entered in the final three days both turnouts considerably larger than Li previous years Mr Brewer also pointed out there was a large turnout rodeo fans for the Rocky Mountain Rodeo Association championship finals Thursday Friday and Saturday nights nearly filling the enlarged seating capacity of the Coliseum Saturday night The only activities today will be weighing tagging and sifting of open fat steers lambs and hogs activities get underway at 9 am with judging or Hereford breeding cattle and purebred sheep Judging of the rabbit classes will get underway at 6 pm followed by the Registered Hereford Sale ANGUS PORTION Thursday judging will begin for the Angus Breeding cattle and continue in the purebred sheep classes Carcass livestock lambs and hogs only this year will be judged at 6 pm followed at 7 pm by the Registered Angus Sale FFA and 4-H Club judging contests will open Friday at 8 am followed by judging of junior division market animals beginning at 1 pm Open division steers lambs and hogs will go before the stock judges at 3 pm and the grand champions will be determined at 4:30 pm The College livestock judging contest sponsored by the Ogden Jaycees will begin at 6 am Saturday followed by judging of feeder cattle at 9 am and a feeder cattle sale at 1 pm The final event of the sale will be the Fat Stock Sale at 6:30 pm Saturday in which the champions of the show will be sold at auction along with many other of the top animals SPECIAL EXHIBIT A special exhibit this year will be about a dozen head of white Charolais cattle which will be brought in by the Kane Charolais Ranch at Red Lodge Mont The feature of the exhibit will be the Charolais bull Bourgeois FMC 54 a massive animal and one of the largest bulls in north America The Charolais cattle will be on exhibit at the Coliseum through Saturday ably more than any of the other sites up for sale $35050 w8tteri sihod Washington Itatay evening site was accepted by the board Appraised value was $35500 LIST VALUATION Injured were Mrs Dexter 25 and her daughter Michelle weeks of 3942 Pitman PROMOTION PREPARATION Retail Merchants Chairman Clair Rosenberg and sales clerk Sandra Chambers prepare for city-wide Veterans Day sales promotion Wednesday Almost every downtown retail store is participating in the promotion which Mr Rosenberg sgys feature some real good He reported a number of retail stores will remain open until 9 pm The same bid of $12000 1800 and Mr and Mrs Wal-for the Dee School was taken ter Morton of 1996 450 in under advisement 'North Ogden Appraisers had set a $15174 four were treated for their VDra wid he considered at McKay HosPital three of the four bids to be a released Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Action on the two bids is Mike Sargent said the Morton expected at the next board vehicle was northbound on at their previous meeting that the FCC had disapproved the Lavenstein request Dr Gamer told board members he has since been consulting with Samuel Powell school board attorney on the matter It has been decided he told board members that the school board might more effectively present its own case He said in consultation with Mr Powell selection of a reputable Washington firm is being made but has not yet been Hiring of a Washington DC legal firm to present an appeal to the Federal Communications Commission to allow part-time commercial use of Channel 9 was approved Monday evening by the Ogden City School Board Negotiations have been carried on between the school board and a group headed by James Lavenstein of Salt Lake City which would use it during times it is not carrying school programs Dr William Gamer superintendent told board members struck the off Can-field cited Mrs failure to Business Seminar To Open Thursday Student Leaders Almost 100 Intermouritoin Greater Ogden Chamber of Area college student leaders Commerce President Richard meeting The Pingree School is at 160 30th and includes 118 acres of land The school building was erected in the 1890s and has 30512 square feet of floor space In its brochure earlier in the fall listing the four buildings for sale the Ogden School Board said of the Pingree School Earns Promotion would accomodate an apartment building or small business It is only one block south of the freeway entrance into Ogden and a half block from Washington when it Pitman vehicle turning onto Washington Trooper Sargent Pitman for alleged yield the right of way Wayne A Meyer Mr and Mrs Paul 2235 Ogden was Police Apprehend Teen Driving Stolen Vehicle Ogden police arrested a 17- Creamer Co at 1905 Lincoln year-old Ogden boy for grand broken into Saturday or Sunday larceny auto theft Monday night and $1 in change taken Detect-after stopping the yputh on Riciard Peterson said 21 son of Meyer of promoted to Army Specialist 4 while serving with the 101st Airborne Division in Vietnam He is a heavy equipment operator with Headquarters Company of the 326th Engineer Battalion A four-page reply setting for reasons for denial of the Lavenstein application has been received One of the principal reasons advanced for the disapproval is the serious of the ultimate elimination of educational service on the station and its replacement with merely additional commercial programming HINDER BROADCASTING Commercial stations already operating in Salt Lake City also suggested that the use of Channel 9 for commecial purposes might hinder the development of ultra high frequency broadcasting in Salt Lake City and Ogden The commission also said that a request or educational station KUSU-TV to convert to translator operation only and the possible shutdown by the Weber County School District of its educational station Channel 18 would seriously limit educational broadcasting in the part of the state' from Salt Lake City north The application for sale of non-school time on Channel 9 was opposed by the three commercial stations operating in Salt Lake City Considerations advanced include: 1 The shift of translators which would be required by the relocation of the Channel 9 transmitter would disrupt existing viewing patterns in a large region 2 The shifting of the Channel 9 transmitter to the location presently used by the Salt Lake City stations would be in fact a shaft of the channel from Ogden to Salt Lake City 3 The sale would in fact result in the conversion of the channel from educational use at Ogden to commercial use primarily in Salt Lake City The Lincoln School at 460 3rd is the oldest and largest of the four schools offered for sale The original section was built in 1891 with additions being made in 1917 and 1927 meet there Thursday for a se- Hemingway will welcome the tw students and outline the purpose nes of discussions with live goas of prominent business-industry ex-j morning panel discussions ecutives i will be moderated by Joseph Primary goal of the daylong Florence of Merrill Lynch between student) Pearce Fenner and Smith and business leaders is an im-j Panehsts and their topics in Ogden Attorney Gets US Commission Job elude: Bolinder of Boise financial vice president of Inc of Living how do we face up to POLITICAL VIEWPOINT Olof Zundel Brigham City mayor and clothing retail executive traffic violation The youth was stopped at 8th and Washington by Patrolman Stuart on a traffic violation A check on the -license plates showed they belonged to another car i NOT MISSED! Patrolman Stuart said further checking revealed the car had been taken from the Canyon Motors at 3230 Washington at about 8:30 pm Mondaiy about two hours before the youth was stopped The car had not yet been reported stolen The youth was referred to first district Juvenile Court on the grand larceny charge and turned over to his parents In other matter police are investigating three burglaries and the theft of a purse none proved communication between the college campus and the daily operations of the business world Setting for the sessions is the annual college-business symposium sponsored by the Greater Ogden Chamber of Commerce PROMPT DIALOGUE the burglar altered through an adjoining business which was not locked TAKE LIQUOR Mark Barrett of 1225 452 reported two partially filled bottles of liquor and two packs of cigarettes taken from his apartment sometime Friday He did not discover the theft until' later Iarry Cragun of Slade Storage and Transfer at 3175 Wall reported that business broken into sometime Sunday or Monday moraing Nothing however was reported taken Jean Jones of 355 12th reported her purse taken from her car Monday afternoon while parked in the 2700 block of Wall She told officers she left her car for a few minutes at a Graduates at Top ROY Pfc Russel Hoh- viewpoint of political involve- The symposium opens with a discussion of various aspects of john Kinnear of New the business world and con- York City operations vice presi- number of i Ogden attorney Daniel A Al-sup has been appointed to a four-year term as US commissioner for the Northern Division US District Court for Utah The appointment was made Monday by Chief Judge Willis Ritter in the wake of several weeks of protest by retiring Federal Judge A Sherman Christensen Judge Christensen complained that no US commissioner had been available in the Northern rludes with a work-1 mann 20 son of Mr and Mrs Hialncmp hptwppn trip 1 a to-face dialogue between the 2575 completed with honors a Hawk missile and launcher maintenance course at the Army Air Defense School Ft Bliss Tex of which netted thieves much I service station and when she monev or property 'returned her purse was gone Wardell Black reported A I She said it contained no money aa industry on trial student leaders and executives Gilbert Moore of 0gden Greater Ogden Chamber of general manager of Thiokol Commerce officials have geared 0 Astro-Met op-the symposium to achieve two eratj0ns ethics in mod-major goals: lern Create a better awareness Following the panel discuss- SPECIAL PROGRAMS PLANNED by college students of the programs facing the business world ions during an initial general session the student leaders will Government Offices to Close for Veteran Day Division for several months and that he was afraid process of justice had been hampered by an excessive accumulation of He added that last year the US commissioner in the Northern District had prosecuted over 1000 offenses but that so far in 1970 only 15 offenses had been handled by contrast Judge Christensen has been seeking the appointment of a Northern Division resident commissioner for several months The former US commissioner for the Northern District Paul Hansen officially resigned Oct 12 But according to Judge Christensen Hansen had submitted several letters of resignation prior to that which had been ignored Mr Hansen stated that the pressure of a full-time job in a Salt Lake City tax facility prevented him from devoting his time to the federal post Judge Christensen who announced his own retirement from the federal bench Nov 5 had stated that he would hear the minor cases himself if a US commissioner available in the Northern Division were not appointed The appointment of Mr Al-sup who is affiliated with Alsup and Stark attorneys 3755 Washington is a four-year part-time position and involved informing criminal defendants of their rights setting bail and determining whether there is a probable cause to bind them over to district court and the beneficial impact of separate into small groups industry on the economic social Each gp meet with and cultural activities of daily each of the business executives hie throughout the remainder of the Accquamt student leaders with jay the efforts the business world y' is making to solve the socio- DIRECT DIALOGUE economic problems of the na- These individual sessions will tion i involve direct dialogue between student and business leaders on the specific subject discussed during the opening morning session Schools from which student leaders are expected include: The Golden Spike Empire Vin- Weber State College Brigham tage Car Club has been invited Young University College of to participate in the 1970 home- Eastern Utah LDS Business coming parade at Utah State College Snow College Stevens-University on Saturday iHenager College Utah State Members will meet at the pa- University University of Utah rade starting area in Logan at Westminster College Dixie 9:15 am said Harry Mosher College College of Southern a with selected pupils participating Perry Stephens commander of American Legion Post 66 will present the awards Throughout the day open houses will be held at American Legion Post 9 24th and Adams Post 66 27th and Wall and the Roy American Legion Post 139 at 1964 5600 Postal employes will be given a holiday No city rural or star route mail deliveries will be made nor will window service be available at the Ogden main or branch offices Collection box pickups will follow a regular holiday schedule with one additional pickup about 2 pm in the Ogaen business district tice Day in honoring the signing of the peace treaty following World War I Nov 11 was changed to Day after World War honoring veterans of all US wars At the Dee School the county combined veterans will present awards to winning contestants from each grade who participated in a special essay contest Milton Kendrick principal of the school will make a brief address following addresses by winners from each grade and presentation of awards Commander Len Hooper of the combined veterans will make the Day speech followed by flag ceremonies Utah State liquor stores will be closed but most other stores will be open and a sperial Day sales promotion is scheduled ini Ogden Employes at Hill Air Force Base Defense Depot Ogden and the IRS Western Service Center as well as other federal installations will get a holiday Only skeleton crews will be on duty at the various centers No special ceremonies are planned at the air base or at DDO Beginning in 1971 Day will be observed on the last Monday in October as part of the federal plan to provide more three-day holidays for US ritizens Originally observed as Armis Government offices at all levels banks and federal installations will take a holiday Wednesday on the last Day to be observed in November Open houses are scheduled by organizations and a special retreat will be held at Dee Elementary School at 11 am: by the Weber County Combined Veterans Organization' Only special delivery and lock box services will be provided by the US iPost Office Veterans of World War I will be guests at a luncheon at the Golden Hours Center -with the Ladies Auxiliary of World War II Veterans as hostesses The building will be dosed to the public however Utah Ricks College College of Southern Idaho Fort Lewis College Western State College of Colorado Idaho State University Stanford University president of the club The parade begins at 10 am Members and antique car owners may contact Mr Mosher at 399-2996 for information iV 1 1 i 111.