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Licensed to Wed Page a FORT COLLINS COLORADOAN Tuesday Sept 10 1057 Court News Driver Training Essential Pupil Says Rhoades to Head 1 Realtors of City Chat les Rhoades Was elected picshlent of the Fort Collins Board ol Bcalturs (luting the groups meeting at the Nortliern Hotel Tuesday mottling He will succeed Kenneth Ray and Miss Hazel Shaffer both oi Loveland of Plans Talked Initial planning for the annual larmers-Mcrchants party of the Chamliei ot Commerce as started at the first fall meeting ol the ol board Monday night Frank Ayde-lotte and Ellis Atteberry head the committee planning next event With Robert Everltt presiding the directors also discussed plans for fall and winter activities James Lane ol 0 manager plan to attend a meeting oi the Colorado Chamber ol Commerce Manager Assn meeting at Leadvllle tbe last three days ol tills week ery thing' Including tralle Some slates including Colorado have unlcrc-nce lor these young people This is a mighty good thing It teaches teen-agers to think foi themselves and pi c-parc-s them lot when they will be adults and have to make laws themselves Many people vvondei how much good driver training is doing There are statistics They show a great cliflerenec between the driver who has taken driver training and the one who Incidentally It shovCs that the girls are better than hovs at driving) Driver education has a great future All It needs is the aupgrt Of the public Death Takes Max Grandy A heart attack Monday night claimed the life of Max Grandy of 326 Elizabeth Street extension dairyman for Colorado State Uni versity Mr Grandy died at Seattle where he had gone with Mrs Grandy late last month to visit their son Robert Grandy He had been ill with a heart ailment last year but was believed to have recovered Mrs Grandy tele to friends that she would return to Fort Collins immediately Mr Grandy a 1018 graduate ol the university was a veteran ol dairy Improvement work in the Arkansas and San Luis Valleys and in Boulder county as an extension agent and took part in the early activities ot the Agricultural Adjust ment Administration in this state in the early 1930a Born In Iowa Mr Grandy was born at Rudd Iowa Dec 4 1895 and received a degree in animal husbandry at CSU In June 1918 He entered the Army Dec 24 1917 served at Camp Lee Va during World War 1 and was discharged Jan 24 1919 He received tbe degree oi doctor of veterinary medicine at CSU in June 1921 After a practice of veter lnary medicine in Boulder county he went to Lamar to supervise the Arkansas Valley Cow Testing Assn at a time when the movement tor testing dairy herds was getting un der way and the dairy industry was being developed in tiie valley He also helped develop the Southeast Colorado Livestock Show From 1924 to 1928 Mr Grandy worked as a field man lor the San Luis Valley Dairy Developmenl Assn then became county agent at Alamosa and served as an ex tension specialist in soil fertility in the Arkansas Valley In 1933 be served as an emergency agrlcultur al assistant for the AAA in Prow ers county Here in 1916 Later he was county agent in Elbert county and for 10 years ending in 1946 he was county agent in Boulder county stationed at Longmont He came here in that year as an extension assistant in the postwar emergency farm labor program Since that time he had been succeslvely program analyst and assistant dairyman ior the CSU Extension Service Surviving are his wife Mrs Catli erine Grandy and three children -Robert of Seattle and Charles Gran dy of Bedford Mass and a daugh ter Mrs Waal Curtis of Denver Following Is another In a series af essays on drnrr education wrlt-j ten by pupils ol llifc uuver education classes taught by Conn Padilla at Fort Col'lns High School By Ursula Lhmann Why is there sutli a course ns drher education anyway? Thib cun be easily answered Horace was one ol the greatest AmcriioiJ' eduiaiou id No Ctiu uol even the highest and purest can prosper in our day witli-kout making education its ally" Some of the specific goals of driver education are to develop a strong sense of pew-omd and social responsibility lor the tonunoii wel fate to develop piide maintaining high standards of pcilormance in the opeiution ol motor vehicles and enjoyable use of vehicles and highways to promote cflec-tive habits of coopuiatlon in meeting ami solving common problems concerned with the use of vehicles ad highways and preparing people lor vocations involving tiie use of motor vehicles Expect Too Much Even though the death rate has gone down since 1912 we have expected too much of our highways and automobiles rather than realizing that the main causes of our accidents is the drivers not the speed that kills but driving too fast for conditions Here is another place where education would help a Jot If we qould teach drivers to intelligently inter pret signs like "Yield and let the driver use good Judgment instead of just saying it would be of great value on the highways to everyone To me this phase of teaching is extremely important Just this alone has already made a great difference lie-tween the typical German driver and typical American driver It tb my belief that Americans could easily be taught to use their judg ment Instead Of having strict rules laid down Driver education can help tremendously wlthxthe problem oi law enforcement ft doesn't do much good if a policeman stands guard New Arrival T' BLOOMING PLANTS nice selection GREEN PLANTS For Dish Gardens and Planters ESPELIN FLORAL CO 117 Oak HU 2-1 900 Flowers by wire anywhere on a corner because a driver might break a luw Just at the next corner because a policeman standing there By educating peuple to live fact 'dial bad driving is not only breaking a law but endangering their lives as well as others vvo can prevent more traffic violations Olivers will want to keep the law Young Learn Best The high school seems the likely place to teach driver education This is the idealistic age If not taught in school at this age mnnv would learn bad ways of driving out of school However to fully safety must lie luught from kindergarten on up Every year someone suggests thit it be required to have a driver education course in every school This has never gone through vet bo-cause such decisions should stay at the local level slm-e every locality has Its ovv problems Of course many schools complain that such a program is impossible because ol lack ol funds II they were to look at statistics they would see that enough money Is lost every year in auto accidents to teach 40-000000 high school students how to drive Many schools receive mon ey Vom die state or outside agencies Various Ways Tried Many techniques Ifave been tried In teaching driver education 'i lie-best way seems to be to have classroom instructions and practical training at the wheel The program in which classroom training is given in school and practical tiaining at home worked out well so tar Many schools now have the and "auto Minimum standards for a drive! education course tell at least how many hours should be spent training This Is a good idea Then if an insurance company for example wanted to know how certain people learned to drive and found out it was by a driver education course they would know almost exactly what he learned Probably the best time for teaching driver education is the semester before a person can get his license Otherwise learn any way but pysofeably by poor methods This should be the only way oi selecting students lor a course like this Any other way be quite fair It is only right that driver education caiyy credit for graduation because other subjects like band and machine shop do It should be made a law that all those taking driver training or the driver training car be Insured Since all are beginning drivers there Is a great chaflce for an accident Teen-agers have Ideas about ev Mrs Azubah Boyce Dies at Cheyenne Mrs Azubah Boyce member of a pioneer Livermore family died Saturday at Cheyenne Memorial Hospital it was learned here Tuesday The funeral has been set for 1 pm Wednesday at the Schrader mortuary In Cheyenne with burial to take place at Grandview cemetery here about 3:30 pm Mrs fflbyce aged 73 was a daughter of the late Mr and Mrs William Tiblnts pioneer Elver more ranchers and a sister ol Sidney Tibbits of Livermore She had lived In Cheyenne for 51 years She was born at Elkhorn west ol Livermore Her death followed a long Illness She was a member ol the Women of Moose and the Eag les Auxiliary at Rawlins Wyo Surviving Mrs Boyce are foui children William Bovce ot Rawlins Eldon Dee and Charles Boyce and Mrs Mina Wallace of Cheyenne Brothers and sisters are Mrs Elsie Staler of Denver Mrs Florence Stevenson of Portland Ore Mrs Ada Mclhvee ol San Diego Calif Mrs Ullie Van derpool of Eilgene Ole SidViey Tibbets Ansel Tiblnts" of Lusk Wyo and Chester Tibbits of Bush nell Neb There are 10 surviving grandchildren and tluee great grandchildren Junior Beef Market Scheduled Thursday Prospects are that the filth an nual vjunior Beef Marketing Day' at tbe Denver Union Stockyard-- Thursday will have the largest sal in its history Staver state 4-H leader at the Colorado State University an nounced Tuesday that state club members have tiled Intentions to DRIVER HELD Jose Montoya 20 a Denver laborer is in county jail on charges ot careless driving Montoya was arrested by Stale- Patrolman Jack Smith HEARING SCHEDULED ON CONTRACT SUIT A $31416 breach ot contract suit bi tween Ralph Williams Loveland publisher and the Cloverleai Ken nel Club will be heard Wed icsdav by District Judge Donald A Car pen ter Mr Williams In a complaint tiled Oct 9 1956 charged the dog racing organisation with failure to fulfill a four-year contract calling lor his printing firm to supply the dog track with racing programs The contract signed Aug 6 1956 was broken two months later Mr Williams asserts' Story Found Thin DENVER UP) A Denver worn an won an interlocutory divorce de eree Monday when1 she testified her husband told her he was looking for golf balls when lie arrived home at 3 and 4 in the morning Mrs Joyce Artacb told Domes tic Judge Joseph Cook that het husband Alan teaches goli and works at a golf driving range "Kind of hat'd to make a puti at that 'time ol the morning isn the Judge asked Mrs Artacb agreed adding: "Besides 1 know tliey haie ma chines to pick up goli balls on the driving TERMS ASSIGNED TO BUILDING FUND BOARD The terms ol oflice ot the recent ly elected Community Building Fund board members were reported Tuesday by Clarence Hansen fund president Appointed to three-year terms arc Mr Hansen Mrs Mary Anderson and John Moore Two-year terms were assigned to Mrs Gard tier Mrs Harry Boland and Ed ward VanDriel Johns Mrs Clara Vickers and Harleigh Howerton were appointed to one-year terms 500 Gal Apartment House Proposal Denied A request for permission to construe a 10 to 12-uuit apartment house with adjoining medical of fic-es and underground parking facilities at 411 West Olive Street was turned down Tuesday by the Cilv- Zoning Hoard of Adjustment Plans for the building were outlined by Harold Miller contractor of 1923 South Crestmore Place He said work on the two-story building was scheduled to start Immediately had the project been given the green light In refusing Its approval the I waid pointed out that the site is a residential area with the proposed model zoning or dinance also calling fo- that section to remain residential zone Would Require Change To erect the type of structure called for by Mr Miller the zoning would have to be changed to either or commercial zoning i Mr Miller kald the proposed apartment house was to be used for student housing Bvron Albert board chairman said any attempt to change the zoning of that portion of the block from residential to or commercial would meet with strong opposition from the residents In other action Tuesday morning the board permitted the construe tion of a carport to be built by Gene Jacobs at 501 Maple Street The board also approved a request by Mrs John Beaugli ot 703 West Mountain Avenue to use a portion of a lot oi which a house now stands for the con struction of another dwelling -Dynamite Continued From Pu Negroes vveie shoved around by white persons at North Little Rock both actions the outgrowth ot integration disputes The dy namite blast which was felt ove a wide area of Nashville shattered windows in several homes neat the 3-year-old school building It came shortly after midnight following a day of steadily increasing violence in the mid lenn esee city A few hours earlier police had dispersed a of seg-ragatiomsts which had smashed tiie windows of several ears No injuries have been reported al Nashville Police Sgt John Iiwin said he fuund a detonating cap wire at the dynamited school He said the charge aparently was detonated in school's entiance hall Injunction Proceedings Monday at Little Rock District Judge Ronald Davies ordered federal attorneys to start iniunction proceedings lv against Gov Faubus and two Arkansas National Guard officers Faubus ordered National Guard troops to keep Negroes out of Cen-ti al High when the school opened Sept 3 No Negro has attended classes at the school order was directed to Atty Gen Herbert Brownell and Atty Osro Cobb of Little Rock From President Eisenhower's vacation headquarters at Newport -R I came word that the Justice Dept will comply'with the order as soon as possible perhaps sometime Tuesday Press Secretary James Hag-erty also told newsmen the President deplored the outbreaks of vuo-1 lence I Faubus told a hews conference he had been advised of a plot to assassinate him The governor who said he place much credence to the report said the plot wes organized in a Northern city He name the city In reply to a question of when troops would be withdrawn from Central High Faubus replied: wish I When Only market nnne than 500 fat beef anlffnans are former residents of Fort Auto Body Repair and Refinishing Poudre Sales and Service 201 Mountain HU 14059 While Shopping for FALL FASHIONS In Fort Collins forget to leave your worn shoes with us We can fix your sole ELECTRIC Shoe Shop 140 Mi 8 College Aeto Tanks Refills 20 lb (Trailtr) Btl Refill "i i i iMfc' I-1 i CHARLES RHOADES Scutt who was reported showing Improvement from a long 111 ness at the Denver Veterans Ilos pilal Kepler was elected vice president and Carl Lawrence was reelected secretary-treasurer Chosen directors were Mr Scot' Stanley Vordenberg and Charles Burchlleld Mr Lawrence will serve In Mr Scott's place pending his recovery Ross Hansen has been serving as president during Mr bcott's illness The real estate dealers Tuesdav also heard a talk by Mrs Strate president ot the League ol Women Voters She told of the league's plans lor distribution of a booklet on Colorado taxes entitled Your 0 Personals Mr and Mrs Lewia Dawson returned Sunday after a week's visit in Oklahoma they visited relatives at Prague and Ubvis Mr and Mrs Ben Bridgmaq of Canon City arrived Saturday to visit Mrs Hairy Cobb of 426 La-porte Avenue and members of the Round Table class of the First Presbytei lar Church The Brtdg Collins having moved to Canon on 1945 Fordham Dies Fordham of Casper Wyo grandfa'ht-r 'of Mrs Iee Stroh of 328 South Taft Hill Road died ol cancer Monday night at the Natrona Countv Hospital in Casper lie was 80 years old Mr Fordham has lived in Casper the last year with his son Russell Fordham formerly of Fort Collins Mrs S'roh will go to Casper for tbe funeral set for 10 am Wednesday Among the other survivors are two great grandchildren Dennis and Kenneth Stroh MRS HARRY BROTHER DIES SUDDENLY Mrs Harry Clark of Route 4 has received word of the sudden death Sept 2 In Auburn Neb of her brother Bert Ogg 68 The funeral was held last Wednesday at Auburn and burial was at Prairie Union Neb Mr and Mrs Clark accompanied by her sister Mrs Laura Smith oi Laramie recently returned frotp-a trip-to 'Auburn Your Clothing Is Our Only Concern Spic 'n Span Cleaners and Bachelor Laundry 814 College Austin Sale Sates Saturday September PM Stansbury Implement and Northern Colorado Equipment 'i mile South mile East and Vi North of Wellington Power Equipment 1951 McD tractor MD with new rubber in perfect condition 1954' Ford tractor with step-up and stepdown transmission and livepower take off McD CO tractor in good condition 1956 New Holland Hay baler with motor in perfect condition Dearborn 7 ft mower like new 1956 New Holland 5 bar side rake 1957 McD 14 in tumble plow: 1952 McD 16 in tumble plow M-M tumble plow 1948 Ford 2 ton truck with 2 speed axle with flat box 7 12 truck bed and stock rack 140 gallon fuel tank New 4 tdn Walker floor jack vice gas pump and lots of miscellaneous- Cattle and Feed Holstein cow fresh giving 6 gallons per day of milk Heifer calf 240 bales Native hay 70 bales alfalfa Mr Nace is quitting and everything sells Austin and Austin Auctioneers I fort Collins Offices Greeley For Radio Programs Dial 1410 at 7:20 310 at 7:30 AM Fort Collins Office HU 2-5305 Greeley Office EL 3-0790 mals at the event Additional num bers will come from club members in Wyoming and Nebraska Consignments from members ol die Future Farmers ot America are expected to swell the total to a new record During the activities the 4 and FFA members will follow their animals through the stockyards to see how cattle are handled at a central market At the Hospital Newly admitted as patients at the Larmier County Hospital are Miss Marjorie Morger ol 126 Grandview Drive Lucas Martinez of 507 North Ixxmiis Street Mrs Theadore Me Allister of 521 South Howes Street Mrs Grace Sullivan oi the Rogers Rest Home Dean Reeve of Laporte Thomas Crabtree of Wellington Al bert Hutson of 648 Endicott Street Mrs Ed Bastian of the Eventide Rest Home and Mrs Dorothy Brown of 1020 West Mulberry Street Dismissed were Miss Lovina Dunn of 820 West Mountain Avenue Mrs Charles Winn of 334 Stuart Street Pete Jaquez ol 129 Second Street Horton Cook of Route 4 Gene Shriver of 639 South Taft Hill Road Mrs Elbert Robinson of Liv ermore and Mrs Lester Fushiko-shi and son of 403 South Loomis Street Births Mr and Mrs Birty Page of Nunn are the parents of a son born Monday at the Larimer County Hospital Mr and Mrs Eugene Mingus ol 639 ilathews Street Tuesday morn ing became the parents of a daugh ter born at the County Hospital County School Group To Meet Wednesday Dr Robert Johnson -superintendent ot Jefferson county schools Is to discuss the single county school district unit Wednesday night at a regular meeting of the Larimei County School District Reorganiza tion Committee The meeting open to the public will start at 7 pm in the Court house auditorium HD CLUB MEETS Members of the Columbine Home Demonstration Club met Monday night with Mrs Harold Pedersen After a brief business meeting tiie club joined a meeting of the Gold en Sunset HD Club at the Social Center The program there In chided a talk and films on India XtiNiM si FOR SERVICE TREAT YOUR CAR to Royal gasoline with TCP plus Lubrication Goodrich tires and batteries AUB GLAHN Conoco Service 256 Mountain HU 2-0549 COLLiriS on Duty HU 2-1425 blihiffm ci NEW ISSUE-700000 SHARES $250 Par Share 4 mm UNDERSTANDING For Lease per Month Bottle 50 $450 LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY COLORADO SfltlNGS COLO (A Clrdt CwvwMim) A Colorado -Corporation organizing to issue all forms of ordinary Life Insurance to the people of Colorado from its home office in Colorado Springs offered through a proposed statewide agency system This stock offering is limited to bona fide residents of the State of Colorado Non-AssossabU Common Shares ran -I 1 I 1 WARNOCK SALES WOOD SHOP EQUIPMENT Saturday Sept 1:15 PM 136 West 6lh Street Loveland Colo Oliver No 188 power unit saw mill complete Mall No 6 chain saw (2 cycle engine) combination power saw shaper -and joiner Hendrie Bolthpff band saw and motor: press drill complete with 1 HP motor power grinder Driver electric emory swinging saw GE 72 HP 60 cycle motor Vi HP motors 3 HP motor 2 elec motors) Mortise machine miter saw power sander wood lathe saws planes wrenches punches hack saws die set shears 13 screw jacks chains chisels 5 10x12 timbers 9 10x10 timbers All kinds of misc lumber and misc tools not itemized miss this chance to buy good shop equipment Five rooms of furniture belonging to the estate will be sold beginning at 11:00 am at 904 West 5th St in Loveland A MARTIN ESTATE A "Bill" Warnock Auctioneer Betz Kingman 1 Carver Clerk 505 Cleveland Ave Loveland Colo NO 7-3844 or VO 7-3635 Listen fo 7:45 AM for Auction Vr I 1 00 lb Btl Refll Our Superb Servk'ls directed by- Two-Way Radio Co Rft-tir on our Philgas Coupons BflLmR Lady Attendant to UNDEswmm I 4 for offorlnf circular Amric Underwriter! 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