The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 9

OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER OGDEN UTAH WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 4 1962 9A Morgan Youth Elected By FFA Wins Contest problem Dr Adams read a prepared state Clyde Would Solve Saltair Problem Giant leach MORGANWan Turner son of mitted that there would only be progress if a committee reported that Saltair should be restored PLAN SUPPORTED The junior chamber Strong said' supported a plan proposed by Saltair Restoration Division Inc a group represented at the hearing by Dr Thomas Adams Mr and Mrs Paul Turner is new vice president of the Utah State Fu ment to the board spelling out the efforts of the Saltair Restoration Group to find a solution It repeated the group's support of restoring Saltair Clyde again repeated the hoard has no intention of taking hasty action on the Saltair problem And he added the board has no intention of going out to Saltair and destroying what is left of the once great said a group of investors planned a ture Farmers of America Associa tion For the second year in a row he Ls also winner of a $100 cash prize rated one where the water is 20 to 30 feet deep He said the project might take 10 years to complete But the governor's statement met with support from Phil Dern operator of the two beach resorts Dern from the National Dairy Founda tion He received the award and was elected at a recent FFA con ventlon in Salt Lake City Last year he served as secre tary of the state organization and mourn New Building Law Passed By Morgan A new ordinance covering most building construction and the licensing of contractors in Morgan County excluding Morgan City has been approved by the Morgan County Commission The new ordinance will require a permit to build remodel repair or demolish any building except agricultural Permits are available from Hugh Barnes of Peterson county building inspector Applications for permits may be made to Mrs Marjorie Rogers Morgan County clerk and recorder Commissioners also reported the newly organized Morgan County Planning Board is currently working on zoning ordinances major street plans and subdivision ordinances aimed at establishing a master plan for county development Frank Bohman chairman of the planning board said public hearings will be held on the recommendations of the board when plans are completed He said all planning meetings are open to the public Clay Allred Ogden planning consultant has been working with the planning board Strong suggested that it would take $500000 to restore Saltair and the profits from operation should be reinvested The governor informed Strong that a proposed contract for the resort's restoration has been rejected by private industry Clyde said no one wants to put up a performance bond guaranteeing that work will be done "Why don't some of you people so glib get some hard cash and put up a bond Clyde told Strong at one point "The state is not opposed to renovation somebody has got to put up some hard cash" Secretary of State Lamont Toronto and Atty Gen Pratt Kesler other members of the board said they had reached no decision on the By Gerald Trapp SALT LAKE CITY CAP) The Utah Board of Examiners is keeping an open mind on the dispute over renovation or restoration of the rundown Saltair resort the world-renowned spa on the shores of the Great Salt Lake Gov George Clyde told a meeting Tuesday the disposal of the resort was a practical matter Clyde said facts must be used in determining whether money should be spent on the broken down structure that remains on the site of the once active resort Utah's chief executive also hinted at a- possible solution one that might also eliminate the resort and Black Rock and Sunset beaches two privately operated concerns The governor said the Utah Highway Department is studying plans for construction of a 26-mile stretch of interstate highway across the lake The road bed would be made of waste sand from Kennecott Copper Corp operations nearby Clyde said the roadbed would create a tremendous beach in the middle of the 28 per cent salt satu- $35 million construction program at the beaches but were postponing a start until they could determine whether the roadway was going across the lake The proposed road would take off from the present highway just at the Saltair resort The two beach resorts are south of Saltair Clyde strongly resisted suggestions that he appoint a citizens committee to investigate a solution for Saltair The suggestion came from two sources David Strong representing the Utah Junior Chamber of Commerce and Ora Barlow representing the Sons of the Utah Pioneers The governor maintained that there has been three years of investigations about Saltair all reaching the same conclusion: That it would be useless to restore the resort Barlow asked for an unbiased committee one that would make a positive approach to the problem Barlow questioned by Clyde ad 'V- 1 A ') Jv --A Li- is currently secretary of the Morgan FFA chapter He Ls a senior at Morgan High School where he is chairman of the school safety committee and a member of the school band and an officer of the "Men of Troy" Boys Club THREE SCHOLARSHIPS For the last three years Jan has taken part in FFA public speaking contests in which he has won second and third place honors He will enter Utah State University Logan in the fall He holds three scholarships: the Union Pacific scholarship Boys State and Air Guard to Get Four More Planes SALT LAKE CITY The Utah Air National Guard's fleet of C97 heavy transport planes will soon be at full strength The Air Guard announced today the Air Force is making available to the guard four more C97's The additions to the-fleet will bring it up to full strength Air Guard personnel will go to Schilling Air Force Base in Kansas in May to pick up three of the aircraft and a fourth will be picked up in June Crews will check out the aircraft before returning them to Utah Fast aaf nlM for acid distress 100 mint-(rash tablets only 83c Cat TUMS lit handy rolls fc bottlas tool JAN TURNER 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