The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 12

I im OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER OGDEN UTAH SATURDAY EVENING APRIL 22 1961 treasurer Counil members arc Martin Lerncr Robert A Hart and Ernest Kowall 12 II xJJ i vm Urailenees are Robert Chrislofferson commander Lester Davis vice commander John Holman secretary and Harvey Bergen treasurer Council members are Dale Erickson Roy Crossley and Robert Stewart Officers of the Golden Spike Squadron are Warren Rush commander Tucker Simpson vice commander John Hanson secretary and Glenn A Overstake Wobr Basin Emgavion ilook-Diffl CllEE fUUOIC PIANO F'ITHOPS '-IVUOLITZER PIANS5-C9GANS cfZit' Hash fcivi IA rTi libers loo! ftssocial to win the war -against communism And the efforts the US have launched he claimed so hopelessly mired in duplication waste and extraneous consideration that national security is most often The Golden Spike Squadron composed of Northern Utah' members received its charter Friday night and officers of this and the Ogden Squardron were installed New officers of the Ogden group ilWAjh fcfffhfh fx 'J sksuhm- 3 Subdivision Decisions iven by Roy Planners Jv 3 1 i ji 4 LINDQUIST-SONS ifyshnial fjjiapc 4 This plan formerly called for 156 lots but has been revised to conform with plans an elementary school on the upper portion after the Weber School Board purchased six acres at about 2350 West A preliminary sketch of 'Municipal Park Subdivision to be situated west of the" park near 5850 South was approved subject to a change in street widths The 76-lot subdivision will be developed by Vitt Construction Co of Salt Lake City It encompasses approximately 21 acres ROY The Roy planning commission has recommended final approval for one large subdivision given tentative approval to preliminary plans for another and recommended a change in the subdivision ordinance relative to street width A revised plan for 130 homes in the Valley View Subdivision- on west 4400 South will be forwarded to the City Council with the stipulation the engineer submit an elevation grade not more than six per cent on the southern tip of the proposed layout WASHINGTON AT 34 STREET OGDEN KAYSVILLI CLEARFIELD The national president of the Air Force Association says it is time for the American people to face up to the twin challenges of communism and space related challenges he believes have been too long ignored And the need for educated informed dedicated youth is just as great as larger better military forces and weapons declared Thomas Stack Mr Stack spoke at the joint officer installation banquet of the Ogden and Golden Spike squadrons of the Utah Air Force Association Friday night at Cafe He said there is a great and immediate need for the youth of America to understand both communism and space satisfy this need we must immediately demand a national education policy that will give to the probing mind of the six-year-old the information about space where it is what' it is and what can be done Mr Stack said we must giveour children the knowledge of communism so they can learn of the fraud deceit the insidious cancer of the mind heart and soul that ii Mr Stack charged the educators offer education that has cursed our young to mediocrity is a bitter realization that we as a nation are falling behind a didicated enemy whose sole purpose is to conquer the world and all its free Mr Stack said An inventory of the US position in the world today he said us little hope for the future We have lost the inspiration and the vision that founded this Mr Stack said Russia has attained technological advances in nuclear and rocket power in the face of continuous American complacency have stalked the world with a superiority Mr Stack said but have 'curtailed our efforts WWW vnM Only about 8000 acre-fect of Weber Basin Water Conservancy District irrigation water will be available this year according to board members who held their monthly meeting Friday Of the estimated supply of 30000 acre-feet 22000 is earmarked for municipalities and industry Potential contracts for the 8000 acre-feet are double that figure The most optimistic prediction is that users may get only of what they received last year Engineer James Kostoff detailed the water picture to the board with the following: 30000 acre-feet available this year of this 17037 acre-fet are carryovers from last year at Pine View and Wanship reservoirs 3000 acre-feet is in Echo 1630 feet in wells at Layton and Roy Power water purchased from Pine View adds 1600 acre-feet 4970 feet of the same will come from the Weber River Streams tied into the acqueduct will add 680 feet and about 1180 feet will come from natural springs and other sources The board also authorized Fjeldsted manager-secretary of the district to commence immediate operations on government wells at Riverdale and Sunset expected to be producing in about 30 days In other business June 24 was set as the tentative date for a public election to approve an amendment to the repayment contract to the federal government Under federal law the contract is do be amended to include part of the increased cost brought on by inflation and improvements in the original plan Officials reported that the increased costs have reached about 30 per cent The district is obligated to repay the government within a 60-year period Officials said that there will be no increased cost to present consumers since additional revenue will come from serving more persons and providing additional services Tire Wheel Jack Gone Heiner reported his car was prowled at 1771 Childs and a tire wheel jack and gasoline can stolen B80O88B88869B8IHIMB! Clean Sandy Loam MOSAIC TILE design is being prepared for display by LeGrande Fletcher prior ta an open house Sunday of a craft studio in the garage adjacent to the Bertha Eccles Art Center 2580 Jefferson Establishment of the studio was conceived by Mr Fletcher Ancient Garage Turns Craft Studio Sunday URING THE YEAR 1960 served families with complete adult Funeral services costing each family less than $40000 Truly our services are available to all regardless of financial means No Rock No Roots Not Taken From Pit Laboratory Tested ORDERS WOW BEING mum 9 Phone Days EX 32012 After 5 pm EX 2-5340 LANDSCAPING Complete Selection Top Specimen Evergreens Spruce Magnolia Ideal planting time is Now! JENSEN NURSERY I 22nd St and Grant Avo BOWLERS Dc Sure to See Page 7 During World War' I volunteer Red Cross workers rolled bandages in the garage The upstairs apartment was the original quarters The craft center idea w'as the brain child of LeGrande Fletcher After conceiving the plan Mr Fletcher begged and borrowed materials to put it into operation The garage measures about 24x 36 and now contains equipment for creating jewelry ceramics mosaic tile leathercraft copper enameling and other popular craft forms Ogdenites will have a chance to-take a look at their new craft center Sunday when it will be open to the public for the first time Art center officials are planning a tea from 2 to 5 pm Mr Fletcher said classes in craft work should begin about May 1 Stake Sponsoring Dance Floor Show in the will be the theme of the Weber Heights StaKe dance tonight It will begin at 9 in the stake center 37th and Eccles The affair is being sponsored by the Thirty-fourth Ward and will feature a floor show during intermission Refreshments will be served Music for dancing will be furnished by George Bco eliding Planned wish A 43-year-old garage which was once the center of local Red Cross activity will be given a new lease on life Sunday when it opens as a craft studio in conjunction with the Bertha Eccles Art Center The garage was part of the old Eccles property which became an art center in 1959 Since that time it has stood largely idle with the heating unit in the basement and an apartment for care- taker Marvin Hayes and his family 1 upstairs Police Receive Three Reports Of Molesting Police reported today three cases of molestation A mother reported her small girl was grabbed by a man near the Sacred Heart Academy at 25th and Quincy Friday night The girl yelled at him and the man ran away At 25th and Monroe Friday night three girls were accosted by a man about 25 white male American 5 feet 10 inches tall who told them he was an FBI agent and accused the girls of taking dope While he talked to them he held one hand He was driving a white Ford Falcon police said He drove away after talking to them for a while -1 At I pni Friday a woman re-i ported to police she came out of a' store at 23rd and Washington and a man seized her shoulder and de manded a dollar odd onmdi 5 mi Uaytan 95 Tubed Tyrtx Black 55 95 670x15 Similar aavingt on all sizes It types Plus Tax and Exchange Dayton Tharabrod nr5 670x15 Black Tyrcx Tubed Husband Still Under Guard A 44-year-old Ogden man with serious shotgun wounds in the neck and shoulder is still under police guard at St Hospital Lloyd II Coy of 523 30th whose wife was killed by a shotgun blast early Thursday morning has not yet been formally questioned by de tectives Police chief Golden Jensen said a police guard has been maintained since Mr Coy was taken to the hospital Chief Jensen said he will confer Monday with County Attorney Maurice Richards as to what charge may be filed against Mr Easy vogo? 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