Sheriff Assesses Jailhouse Death BOISE 1AP1 An uncouperative beating vutim. mistakos. a breakdown in the system and bad luck all played a part in the incredible chain of events" that ended in the brutal jailhouse slaying of Ohristopher Peterman. Ada County Sheriff E C Palmer said part of Peterman's fate was sealed on May 19 when another Ada County juvenile jail inmate, Yellen, didn't want to "have a snitch jacket who put on him" by "ratting out three him in the juvenile Yellen now claims gang-attacke- "Chuck" Palmer said Friday. In a interview with The Associated Press, Palmer said the Peterman killing has left people looking to place blame. But, he said, it's a mixture of events and problems coupled with gratuitous violence in a "crowded jail with nothing to do that resulted in the tragedy. "Weve got some tough nuts over here." Palmer said. "They're mean. They're sadistic and they tiiink nothing about killing an individual. We've got to change that thinking before we're ever going to completely cure our problem." Lethal Mixture from the time a magistrate court that said Palmer marshal pulled Petermans arrest warrant at random from the bottom of a pile on Friday afternoon. May 2S. the lethal mixture of circumstances began to take shape. Among things Palmer said led to Peterman's death were over The fact that his jail staff was a holiday weekend: that meant guards didn't hear any disturbance. Juvenile court failing to reveal background on the inmates, which, Palmer said would have provided important information that has since been learned by investigators. The casual approach many juvenile offenders have today toward violence. Palmer said authorities from courts to jails arent taking that into account. Traffic Fines a Peterman, Nampa youth, was jailed for failing to pay court and traffic fines of $73, and police allege he was beaten to death by his cellmates. Petitions have been circulating calling for Palmers recall. Rick Yellen, 17, has filed a $150, 0(X) claim over his jailhouse beating and Petermans parents this week filed a $2 million claim with Ada County over their son's slaying. Palmer said changes have been made in jail operation and staffers continue to learn from Peterman's death. He said other agencies involved with juveniles also must change. short-hande- Idaho Solon To Lobby Mat boon - BOISE (AP) Idaho State Sen. Mike Mitchell, said Friday he plans to meet with Utah Gov. Scott M. Matheson Monday in an effort to get the National Governors Association to back him in an effort to make federal officials disclose which public lands they want to sell. Mitchell has been trying to get federal agencies, and particularly the Bureau of Land Management, to make public the specific location of public lands that are being considered for sale. The BLM administers 12 million acres in Idaho, which has more than 30 million acres of public land. Reagan administration officials have been talking about selling some public land to generate more federal revenue. Mitchell said he plans to meet with Matheson, new chairman of the governors association, to solicit his support for the disclosure request. Body Pound Tribune Special - boy wasa Murder Charges The three, Sean Matthews, Randall McKeown and e Andy Anderson, are charged with first-degre- to The murder for Petermans death. Palmer said Yellen "has a long record and was probably afraid he would find himself back in jail with his attackers someday. "It's the code of the jungle in jail, guess. You don't snitch," Palmer said. The sheriff said jailers did know Yellen had been "in a fight in the juvenile cell on May 18, but only after lengthy questioning of the youth. Yellen was hospitalized after he asked a guard for an aspirin because he said he fell out of his bunk during a toilet paper fight, the sheriff said. But, Palmer said, guard Charles Younger didn't believe Yellen. He pulled the youth from the cell and called jail medic Marv Sparrell, who sent Yellen to the hospital. The sheriff said, if Peterman asked for help, guards would have done the same thing SANDY d 1900 Admitted Fighting "Yellen wouldnt tell us anything. He wouldn't sign a complaint against them, Palmer said. ".After wed badgered him and told him, Hell, yes. you've been in a fight. he finally admitted, Well, yeah, I've been in a fight.' No report was made on the Yellen incident until 10 p.m. May 31, six hours after Peterman died, 13 days after Yellen was beaten. When asked why. Palmer said Yellens description of the scuffle" was noted in the jail log. That log entry on May 19 bolstered the sheriff's position that Yellen refused to cooperate following his return from the hospital and details how he was injured. If he had. Palmer said, Peterman would be alive today. When Peterman arrived at the jail May 28, Palmer said jailers put him in the cell because "he fit right in." Palmer said Peterman was "no angel" and "had a sharp tongue." Gov. John Evans has suggested that a special session of the Legislature determine how to raise $19.3 million for public schools without triggering more property taxes. And Evans, in a television interview aired Friday, insisted that his decision to present the problem to lawmakers is no election year Evans earlier this month tentatively included a $19.3 million cut in state aid to public schools as part of his package to erase a projected $40 million deficit for this fiscal year. But he refused to implement the schools cutback, which would trigger an automatic property tax increase to cover the difference. In remarks aired on KTVB-TV'- s Viewpoint program, Evans said his decision is not a calculated effort to drop the problem on the Legislatures lap during an election year. "I'm hoping it will be viewed by the people of the state of Idaho as my strong effort to try to hold taxes down wherever I can, he said. The Legislature could have its special session during the organization session for lawmakers in early December, but Evans said he is not yet prepared to call that special session. opAmong lawmakers' tions, he said, would be a quarterly collection of state income taxes fund-raisin- Cottonwood Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blair, Edinbrook Drive, . Idaho voters have indicated their particularistaste for property taxes through the 1 percent property tax initiative and, this year, by voting down local tax override measures, he said. "All Im saying is lets leave the options available and I'm notshutting any doors at all as to which directions we can go," he said. "I think the Legislature will turn around and fund public schools. he said. "Theyll find a way (through) one of the options available to us." g Forecasts Fit to Make Frog Croak National Weather Service Data unstable and moist system circulating around a warm front near the Four Corners area will keep the region partly cloudy with Isolated afternoon and evening showers. Some of the showers will be heavy at times. By Sunday, this system should move out ot the region, allowing a drier system in. Highs will be In the 80s, 90s. Lows in the 50s. 60s. TV78, Tha High Utah Lew Free. "$7$TICri H7 ( SAN i cur fAcisc0 -- nr 1V ! Arit.i LEGEND NM. p :' '0 iSK CLOUDY TTI c ! r SNOwgj SSgSgf RAIN SNOW WARM FRONT" COLD STATIC FRONT" FLURRIES front: Skies will be cloudy with iso- lated showers in afternoon and cumulative deficiency .52 Preciplta tion since Oct. 1981, 17 63, accumulative excess, 3.47. Sunrise 6:44 MDT Sunset 8: 18 MDT. Salt Lake City, Ogden and Prove -Partly cloudy through Sunday. Chance ot afternoon and evening thundershowers decreasing Sunday. Gusty winds near the showers. Lows in the mid-tupper 60s. Highs In the mid-90Probability of measurable 30 percent through Saturday. rein Variable clouds with Utah scattered mainly afternoon and evening thundershowers through Isolated heavy showers Sunday possible Saturday. Thundershowers decreasing somewhat In the north Sunday. Lows mostly upper 50s and s to near 60s. Highs from the 100. Utah Recreational Area Forecasts Flaming Gorge, Bear Lake. Reservoir Strawberry Partly cloudy through Sunday with a good chance ot mainly afternoon and evening thundershowers. Chance ot locally heavy rain over the weekend. Highs 80 to 85. Lows In the low to Gustly winds near the showers. Utah Lake. Great Salt Partly cloudy Lake, Willard Bay through Sunday with a chanca ot mainly afternoon and evening thundershowers. Gusty winds near the . Lows showers. Highs In the near 70. Winds llfit outside ot showers Cenyonlands National Park Scattered mainly afternoon - and evening lor the Tahour period ended Friday at 5 p.m., none Precipitation tor August, .08 ec Preri-lteti- on thundershowers locally through Sunday. Chance heavy raintall over the weekend Gusty winds near showers otherwise winds light. Highs in the 90s. Lows In the upper 50s to low 60s. Lake ot i I evening. Showers will be heavy at times. Winds up to 35 mph. Powell, Zion National Park Partly cloudy with a good chance ot mainly afternoon and evednlng thundershowers through Sunday. Chance ot locally heavy raintall over the weekend. Gusty wt nds near the showers otherwise winds light. Highs near 100. Lows in the upper 60a. Scattered thundersNevada torms during the afternoons and evenings through the weekend. Locally heavy showers south portion. Partly cloudy night and morning hours. Afternoon highs 90 to 100 except to near 110 extreme south. Overnight lows 50s and lower 60s to lower 80s extreme except mld-70- s south. Idaho Southeast Widely thunderstorms through Sunday with locally heavy rain and gusty winds to near 35 mph. Lows will s to low 60s. range from the Most highs will be in the low 90s. Fair and warmer Wyoming Saturday through Sunday with a slight chance tor afternoon and evening thundershowers 1191 Sandy, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Eric H. Eckman, 7869 S. Honeywood Hill Lane, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Dean A. Hevlone, 260 E. 100 North, Sandy, son. Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Jolley, 4766 Fortuna Way, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew R. Lee. 1114 E. Country woods Circle, Midvale, son. Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Miles, Tooele, son. Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Vanuitert, 7472 Claret St., daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Brent N. Dobson, Erda, Tooele County, son. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gehrlte, 3409 Brett Ave., West Vatley City, son. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hollingsworth, 4846 S. Atwood., son. Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Kloepfer, 6185 S. Circus Circle, Kearns, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Terryt C. Lee, 5555 Capri Drive, Murray, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Love, 3894 W. 8700 South, West Jordan, son. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Peistev, 1439 W. 10400 South, South Jordan, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Terry K. R ydman, 6881 Village Green Road, son. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Snieder, Grantsvilte, son. LDS Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Johnson, 569 E. Durfey, Grantsvll-la- . son. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barbouletos. 409 N. 1400 West. son. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Egginton, 5033 W. Charrywood Lane. son. Mr. and Mrs. George Peak lock, 8131 W. Westbury Drive. Magna, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Scott S. Morgan, 1434 S. 1500 East, daughter. Michael W. Mr. and Mrs Packer. 3882 S. 3910 West. West Valley City, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Curl B. King, 317 Edith Ave., son. Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Evans. S314 Cosmo Place. West Jordan, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Allan W. Lake. 6682 S. 2465 West. West Jordan, son. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart B. Nelson, 5801 Copper City Drive, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Haber Anderson, 3062 W. Mandy Circle, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Steven L Boer, 2816 S. 900 East, son. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Crabb, 709 E.4255 South, son. Mr. and Mrs. Marty Howard, 1217 E. Whitlock Ave., daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Randy S. Freedman, 3509 W. Ottowa, West Valley City, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ricks, 1437 W. 900 South, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Arnold, 62S Harmony Court, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Dean R. Morgan, 3015 Sundry Circle, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Michael D.R. Surett, Evanston, Wyo., daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Jackson, 1866 Yale Ave., son. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Thompson, 168 S. Highway 89, North Salt Lake. son. Mr. and Mrs. Nofo P. Hatoka, 1328 Ara hoepa son. Mr. and Mrs. Don V. Loper, Castledale, twin daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Tomlinson Jr., 416 L St., daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Keenan A. Rovl-anc4964 S. 5415 West, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Tonga F. Taugeoll, 3894 S. 6840 West. West Valley City, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. H. Rex Larson, 4173 W. 5950 South, Kearns, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley S. Oliver, 4312 Twilight Drive, Kearns, son. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford L. Caldwell, 1483 Lexington Drive, Sandy, daughter. Lows Saturday night 50s to low 60s and 40s mountains. Highs Saturday and Sunday 80s and 90s. Extended Outlook Monday through WeWtesday Utah Partly cloudy with decreasing thundershowers Monday. Generally dry and a llttale cooler Tuesday and Wednesday except tor over the possible thundershowers mountains mainly south. Highs 15 to 96. Lows mostly In the 60s. Southern Idaho Chanca ot showers or thundershowers Monday otherwise dry. Temperatures cooling to near normal. Highs In the 80s. Lows In the upper 40s and 60s. Wyoming Turning slightly cooler Monday with showers and thundershowers developing In tha afternoon becoming more numerous Tuesday. Mostly dry Wednesday. Lows 40s mountains and 50s basins and plains. Highs mostly 80s. Air Pollution Index The followin') indices have been Health as ot3:00 p.m. Friday, Sandy City police. Detective Sgt. Craig Watson identified the youth as Timothy James Kusek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alien Kusek, 2157 E. Mesa Circle (11230 South). The boy apparently died from a single gunshot wound to the head, the sergeant said. Tile youth had been missing since Tuesday, when he apparently told his parents he was going to kill himself and left the house armed with a handgun and a box of shells, Sgt. Watson said. He had been sighted once near the gully Thursday, he added. The body was found about 3 p.m. by four children playing in the area, he said. Police recovered a weapon at the scene, Sgt. Watson said. The police department will handle the death as a homicide pending an autopsy by the Utah State medical examiner. Sgt. Watson said. Births reported at Salt Lake area hospitals during the 24 hours ended 9 p.m. Thursday include: which he says would raise about $25 and a more aggressive million collection of some of the $90 million in unpair taxes each year. Let's do all of these things, look at all of the options available to us, rather than trigger an increase in property taxes and rather than gambling on the future of our children by reducing the educational opportunities for them, he said. Evans said he has not ruled out an sales tax, increase in the states or a broadening of its application, but stopped short of recommending any tax increase to the Legislature. "I'm not going to be recommending, at this particular point, increases in taxes," he said. Im talking in terms of doing all these other alternatives . buck-passin- East, according to Area Births Not Passing Buck, Evans Says of Call for Money BOISE (AP) The body of found Friday afternoon in a gully near 11400 S. 1 calculated by the Utah State Department of Health advisory code Good to very good. ..except marginal ozone in Salt in Bountiful. ..People in these areas Lake City and marginaicarbonmonoxide with existing heart or respiratory ailments should reduce Physical exertion and outdoor activity Forecast Little change in the above values St. Edwin L. Freestone Royal R. Walker Beloved grandfamer UN ON farner, d 3 H 21. 1982 Suit Luke und Intvrmouiituin Areu Obituaries Boys cell wide-rangin- g The Salt Lake Tribune. Saturday, August Missing Marks Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Blanck, 3706 W. 5140 South, son. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Zodell, 4736 S. 700 East, Murray, son. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Sampson, 545 University Village, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schafer. 3680 S. 645 East, son. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cox, 2641 Craig Drive, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Woodring, 500 Crastviaw Drive, Park City. son. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lae. 4207 W. 4570 South, West Valiev City, on. Mr. and Mrs. Todd Folsen, 1988 S. 1800 East, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. CurtClayton, 11193 Sandy Gulch, son. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Iwamofo, 416 Medical Plaza, son. Mr, mt Mrs George Greenwood, 1352 S. 1300 East, Draper, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Brad B. Bertoch, 1)87 S. Scandle Way, Sandy, son. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Gornlk, 1879 Mormont Drive, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Kim T. Petersen, 4884 Mlghland Circle, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. David T. Smith, 1431 E. 4165 South, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Shaugh-nessy- , 3128 S. 500 East, son. Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Hansen, 4288 Yorkshire Circle, South son. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ridding, 2773 S. 38 2865 West. West Valley Cltv. twin daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Maynes. 2636 Tamara Drive West Jordan, daughter. and r 9 ta f her husband, and great WOODS Rovai Reuben t Aaiker. 78, died p" Ajg 19. 1982. in a Murray hospital. of a subdural hemotoma. Born Nov 3, 903. Union, Utah, to Reuben brother and grandfather. LiHe Moreen MarWalker ried Lvl Jan. 12, (927, Saif Lake LDS Temple. Welder for many years for Lang Co and in hts later life, in construction. Welding instructor jt Jordan High School and West High School during the Korean War. Welder at Boulder Dam, Anderson Ranch Dam, Gadsy Steam Plant, Garfield Smelter. Active in LDS Church, where he was high orient in Union 1st Ward. Active in temple work. Former superintendent of Sunday School. Former ot MIA. Member. president Plumber's and Steamfitter's Union Local 19. Survivors: wife, sons, daughters, Royal Kent, Sandy; Terry E., Salt Lake City, Mrs. Vance L. (Maxine) Smith, Draper; Mrs Richard J. (Connie) Thomas, Layton; Mrs. Tom (Caroiee) Oaks, AlbuQuerque. N M ; Mrs James E. (Mymal Bagley, Sait 11 Lake City; 24 grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Beryl (Lyle) Dean, Sait Lake City; preceded m death by a daughter, Janene Funeral services Monday, 2 Union 1st Ward, 7400 So pm. 1100 East. Friends may call at Jenkins-SoffMortuary, 4760 So. State, Sunday, p.m., and Monday at the church one hour Interment, prior to services Draper City Cemetery. and ishmaei T N3 8 21 Miretta R. Nestler Mlretta Ruth Nestler (Meiva Hickenlooper), 75, passed away August )9, 1982 from Injuries .;y ruary 1907 IB, in ;y as Andrew LDS j T 822 Irene. Eskel-son- Navy, 27 years of service Wilhelmina Billie' Zirker Reid, il. passed away on August 8. 982 at her residence Born on Feb- - j ruary 14, 1910 m Sait Lake City, Utah to Fred and Bessie V. West Zirker. an I Recently worked for the US Government in Naples, Italy as the Director of Tanker Operations. He was an accomplished pianist and organist. Survived by: Two sons and two Pamela E. Tower, daughters, Bountiful; Max I., Jr., Sandy; Derek Lee and Sabrina, Naples, two Italy; six grandchildren; two brothers and one sister, Mrs. Virgil Joe and (Delsa) Yergensen, Randall, all of Salt Lake City. He was preceded in death by two brothers, Guy and Leo. Funeral services, Monday, August 23, 12 noon at Holbrook Funeral Chapel, 3251 South 2300 East, where friends may call P.m. and Monday Sunday, prior to services. Interment will be in the Fort Douglas Cemetery, T 821 N3 821 Fern v kW Venezia Vera A. Swinyard Vera Amanda Edwards 87, Swinyard, away passed August 20, 1982 at home from a lingering illness. Born November 24, 1894, Lehi, Utah to and Annie Wallis Edwards. Married Edgar Swinyard, December II, A y Garland. Utah. He ore- ceded her In death, April 11, 1942. Member LDS Church. Charter member, American Legion Auxiliary. Gold Star Mofhtr. Survivors: Son, Edgar Eugene, Salt Lake City; brother, Wallis Idaho Falls, Idaho; Edwards, two granddaughters, three many nieces and nephews; preceded In death in 1945 by a son William Lynn. Also preceded In death by sisters, Hazel Corser and LaVon Lawson, brother, Evan Edwards. Funeral services Tuesday 12 00 Noon, Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 260 East South Tempia, where friends may call Monday p.m. and one hour prior to services. Interment: Salt Lake City Cemetery. T 821 T 822 1917, Edward A. Haney Edward A. Haney, 87, passed away August 19, 1982 In Sait Lake City, Utah. Born June 30, 1895 In WestmSouth inister, Carolina to William Craten and Julia Harvey married ina Baumann. Dr Brockbank, formerly of Spanish Fork, and a former resident ot Saif Lake City, practiced medicine in Petaluma for tha past 35 years. He was a member of the American College of Surgeons. He graduated from the Bngnam Young University and received his M D degree from the Washington University in St. Louis. Received his residency training in surgery with tha VA Hospital in Salt Lake City. He was a member of the California Medical Association and many otner prominent surgical societies. He was very active m Scouting, being an Eagle Scout. He attended the World Jamboree and was one of the few scouts from Utah whe attended the World Jamboree in Birkenhead. England, in 1929. He received the Silver Beaver Award for outstanding service to scouting. He fulfilled an LDS Mission to Germany and has held many offices in the Church, including that of High Councilman and Bishop. Mai or in the US. Army during World War II. He is survived bv: His wife; three children, John Clerk, PenWayne, New York nsylvania; City; Mrs. Brett (Anne) Woodard, Salt Lake City; seven brothers. Starr, grandchildren; Spanish Fork; Dr. Carl L. and Bruce M., Sait Lake City; Dean L., Price; sisters, Laura Lucille Rupert, Crescent City, California, Mrs. Glen (Jean) Mouritsen, fulfilling an LDS Mission in Los Angeles with her husband. Funeral services are being held in Petaluma, California, and also in Spanish Fork at the Walker Mortuary. Saturday, August 21, 11 a m. Friends mav cal) ore hour prior to the services in Soanish Fork. He T Valley West Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Arnold J. Parry, 4978 Highwood Drive, Kearns, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Hatch, 2860 W. 2700 South. West Valley City, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Stoneb-reake2949 W. 2960 South, son ? Mr. and Mrs. Marcos Guerrero, 2848 W. 9050 South, West Jordan, son. Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Wilson, 5455 Heath Ave., Kearns, son. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. McClunie, 4976 S. 3535 West. Taylorsville, son. University Hospital Mr and Mrs. Reed Gifford, 3343 7800 Soutti, daughter. Mr, and Mrs. Kim Prlsbrev, 417 S. St. George, son. Mr, and Mrs. John Green, 2040 Hubberd, son. Mr. and Mrs. Marden Dixon, 331 E. 1800 South, son. Mr. and Mrs. Kelvin Burgener. Heber, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Felnga, 5415 S. 4531 West, daughter. Mr. end Mrs. Durell Garrett. 3460 S. 300 East. son. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fenner, 3338 LOS Altos St., son. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Sandaval, Tooele, daughter. E. Holy Cross Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Satool. 3327 Mockingbird Lane. Valley Citv. daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Gala Christensen, 1953 Summerville. Sandy, son. Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Games. 1033 Euclid St., son. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dennis, 485 Woodland 1, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cardinal, 5i5W. 500 North, son. Mr. and Mrs. Chung Yawkwan-Ch- l, 5465 S. 235 East, Murray, son. Mr. and Mrs. Ranee Hutchinson, McGill. Nev., son. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cowan, 4177 Bluebird Dr., West Valley. Citv. daugnter. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Immann, 29 I St., ton. Alta View Hospital Mr and Mrs. Larry Turner, W 13320 South, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry 218 E. Gate, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Berry 7279 S. 1425 West, son. 7214 Williams, Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Donald French, 761 Shadow Wood Road, Murray, son. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Pratt, 12190 S. 2131 West. Riverton, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lamb, 179 W. Eastgata, son. Mr. and Mrs. James Salsbury, 9748 Yorkshire, ton. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Spencer, 2474 W. 12042 South, daughter. Birth and Family Center Mr. and Mrs. T. Patrick 1520 East. Sandy, son George W. Walker In 1894 Colton-- Idaho tos William! John and Betty Bovce j? Walker. Mar-Martha! ried Sanders, Sep-- tember 21, 1921 the Sait Lake LDS Temple. Member of ther Costa Mesa 1st in Costa Ward, v" CaliforMesa, nia. Retired barber. Veteran of World War I. Served an LDS Mission to the Southern States. Survivors: Wife, Martha; son, William S., Salt Lake City; Jewel Luker Olsen, daughter. Costa Mesa. Caifornia; five grandchildren; eight greatbrothers, Eldon, grandchildren; Powell, Wyoming; Fred, Midvale, Utah; sisters, Elsie JoMev and Louise Merchant, both of Lovell, Wyoming. 00 Funeral service Monday p m., Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, where friends may call Sunday p.m. and Monday one hour prior to services, Mountain View interment Memorial Park. T 021 Nl 820 Alfred Maestas Alfred Maestas, died 50. August 18, 1962. Born March 30, New 1932, Mexico. Worked as a cable splicer for United Air States Force. Active member Catholic Church. Survived by three daugh ters, Della Jen-sen; Tina Van I Linda Wynen; He Stephanie Beard 10 Jean Beard Slephanit month old daughter of Robert D Starr March 12, 1972. Marriage was later solemnized in the Idaho Falls LDS Temple. Member LDS Church. Survivors: Daughters, Mildred H. Faulkner, Salt Lake City; Paulene H. Bowen, Moses Lake, Washington; eight grandchildsisren; 11 ters, Effie H. McCormack, Lyda H. Harris, Mamie H. Anderson, ait Pocatello, Idaho; Roma H. Miller, Sand Point, Idaho. Funeral services Monday. August 23, 1982, 11:00 a m. at the Wells Ward, Hollywood and 5th East, where friends may call one hour prior to services. Graveside services to follow at 4:00 p.m. in the Pocatello Citv Cemetery. N1 620 N3820 Eugenia O. Oviatt ELMO Eugenia O. Oviatt, 67, died Aug. 19, 1982, in a Carbon County hospital. Born Oct. 31, 1915, Wagner, Okie., to Henry E. and Susie Weaver O'Bryan. Married Clifford Oviatt, Dec. 29, 1972, Ploche, Nev. Member, Methodist Church. Avid stamp collector. Survivors: husband, Elmo, Utah; sons, Thomas E, Ockey, Oscoda, Mich.; Richard E. Okey, Salt Lake City; Robert L. Okey, Ronald E. Okey, both Price; eight grandchildren; mother, Susie W. O'Bryan, Clay Center, Kansas. Funeral services Monday, p.m., Mitchell Chapel, Price, where friends may call Saturday after 12 noon, and Sunday and Monday prior to services. InterPrice ment, City Cemetery, Price, Utah. T 821 N3 82I Nina C. Peterson Nina C. Peterson, age 90, died August 18, 1982 in Portland, Oregon of natural causes. Born In Hobro, Denmark. Came to Utah when eleven years old. In later years she resided near her children In Vacaville, California and Portland, Oregon. Member, LDS Church. Survived by: Sons, James G. Lund, Jr Vacaville, California; and daughter, Mrs. Hollis (Evelyn L.) Raddon, Portland, 22 Oregon; six grandchildren; and one on Sharon Beard died August 19, 1982 in Salt Lake City Born October 17, 1981 Born Mav 26. 1978, to Gregor? Warren and Linda Brasher Cable. in West va'lev City. brother Survivors parents, and sister, Stephen Gregory, and jamie. ail West vaiiev City; grandpa, ents, Mr. and Mrs. E, Warren Cable. West Jordan; Dr and Mrs Burton F. Brasher. West Valiev City; great-granparents, Mr and Mrs. MiH R1chardson, Bountiful. services Graveside Monday. Aug. 23. 1982, at 11 a.m , VaneV'-VieMemorial Park, 4400 West 4100 So Fnends mav call Sunp m , and Monday. day. 10 a.m, McDougal Funeral Home. 4330 So. Redwood Rd. Nl S - MILDRED'S FLOWERS 1622 Edit 33ul So. 486267 PEARSON FLORAL Ldit 330C So a IS60 Legal Notices PLEASE CHECK YOUR AD' tMt NfcASPAPCH A(jIN mes eort lo that yuu vheift yout ad the FiRSt day t appeals and immerkalety C.Y avoid eve'V We as e'D's -- , euort ay e"o to He I ega Aitvertivny Dept bv uaikny 37714 We cannot ue responsible tot more than one day s nctx'ecl insertion it you do not can the eifOMo ou' attention Thank you ' , NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE On Monday, the 6th day of September, 1982, at the hGur of 3 00 p.m of said day, on the north steps of the Metropolitan Halt of Justice, 240v East 400 South, Salt Lake City, Utah, ZIONS FIRST. , NATIONAL BANK, A NA- TIONAL BANKING ASSOCIA- TION, as Trustee, will sell at' public auction to the highest"; bidder, for cash, in lawful money of the United States all payable at the time of saie.k the foliowing described prop erty, situated in the County of, l Salt Lake, State of Utah, and. described as follows, to wit: a i : Lot 9, SAGE CREST NO.1 4, according to the official , plat thereof, recorded in, 0 Book of Plats at j Page 212, records of Sait Lake County, Utah. Said sale will be made without covenant or warranty' regarding title, possession or encumbrances to satisfy the obligation secured by and pursuant to the power of sale conferred in the trust deed execuved by C. Howard Alvey and Sons, a Partnership, as Trustors, to ZIONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK, A NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION, as Trustee for the benefit and security of ZIONS A MORTGAGE COMPANY, UTAH as CORPORATION, Beneficiary, recorded on April 11. 1977, as Entry No. 2930)52, Book 4473, Page 305 Official records of Salt Lake County, State of Utah. The balance owing as of the date of recordation of the Notice of Defeuit on the obligation secured by Trust Oeed was $11,559.74, plus interest, penalties and fees. DATED this 30 day of July, 6 4 a I 8 9 I i 4 f 1982. GEORGE M. FRANDSEN Attorney for Trustee On the 30 day of July, 1982, personally appeared before me George M. Frandsen, who acknowledged that he is the signer of the above Instrument and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. Residing in: Bountiful, Utah Shona Robison Notary Public My Commission expires: The described following property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of the sale, at the North main entrance. Courts Building, 240 East 400 South, Salt Lake City, Utah on September 8, 1982, at 9.00 a.m. of said day for the purpose of foreclosing that certain Trust Deed with Assignment of Rents executeo ii 4 4 $ 8 9 I i P e a p INSURANCE COMPANY, in MARK favor of RICHARD BEESLEY AND DORIS ELIZABETH BEESLEY, covering i COLLEEN by WARATH, single woman, as Trustor to TITLE TRANSAMERICA P real property located at 5240 Gravenstein Park, Murray. Utah, and more particularly described as: Unit in Building No. 263 "APPLEGATE CONDOMINIUMS. In Salt PHASE with by paranlt. two sisters, Jennifer Lynn and Kimberly Ann. all Salt Lake City; ... ' grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest E. Beard, Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meyer, San Diego, California. Graveside services will be held 11:00 am., Redwood Tuesday Memorial Estates, 6500 South Redwood Rd., where friends may call one hour prior to services. Directors: Funeral Memorial Estates Mortuary. T 821 N3 821 J. Ray Roberts VERNAL J. Ray Roberts, age 69, ot Vernal died August 19, 1982 In Vernal. Born July S, 1913 In Vernal, ton of Don W. and Malva Helen Glines Roberts. Married Annie Allen, Mav 14, 1946 In Salt Lake Citv. Retired from Unltah Conservative Water District. Veteran, World War II. Member of the LDS Church. Survived by wife. Vernal, two sons, two daughters, Garr Ray Roberts, Denver, Colorado; Leon C. Robert, Mrs. Phil (Joanne) Timothy and Carla Roberts, all 10 grandchildren; one Vernal; brother, Don Karl, Phoenix, Arizona; two sisters, Mrs. Laurel (Helen) Woods, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Grant (Merle) Carpenter, NiWuk, California. Services will bt held Monday 00 a m. in tha Vernal 6th Ward Chapel. Friends mav call Sunday evening p.m. and a m. at the Monday 9:30 to Vernal Mortuary. Burial: Vernal Memorial Park. T 02) N3 021 FLORISTS ONE" an together undivided t ownership In the common areas and facilities according to the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions filed for record as Entry No. 2551664 in Book 3364 at Page 196 of Official Records and the Survey Map filed for record as No. 2551663 in Book Entry 73-of plats at page 35, which percentage shall automatically change in acordance with supplemental or amended declarations as the same are filed of record pursuant to said declaration and toadditional gether with common areas and facilities as such amended or supplemental declarations are filed record. In the percentages set forth in such amended declarations, which percentages are hereby conveyed effective on the recording of amended or supplementary declaration as though hereby conveyed. .066124 i i i a I t DATED this 3rd day of August, 1982. Thomas T. Billings Successor Trustee NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE The described following property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of the sale, at the North mam entrance, Courts Building, 240 East 400 South, Salt Lake City, Utah on September 8, 1982, at 9:00 a.m. of said day for the purpose of foreclosing that certain Trust Deed with Assignment of Rents executed bv COLLEEN WARATH, a single woman, as Trustor to TRANSAMERICA INSURANCE Unit No. 263 In a ft 6 e t ft ft 4 4 i TITLE COMPANY, In favor of RICHARD MARK BEESLEY AND DORIS ELIZABETH BEESLEY, covering real property located at 5240 Gravenstein Park, Murray, Utah, and more particularly described as: Building "APPLEGATE 4 $ i CONDOMINIUMS, PHASE ONE" with 066124 To send a beautifully designed funeral arrangement, just call or visit Brown Floral we're as near as your phone Brown Floral Since 1915 Salt Lake's leading florist Mark Miller 5di South 1 364-554- 4 1 100 West an together undivided ownership In the common areas and facilities according to the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions filed for record as Entry No. 2551664 in Book 3364 at Page 196 of Official Records and the Survey Map filed for record as Entry No. 2551663 in Book 73-of plats at page 35. which percentage shall automatically change in acordance with supplemental or amended declarations as the tame are filed of record pursuant to said declaration and toadditional gether with common areas and facilities as such amended or supplemental declarations are filed record, in the percentages set forth In such amended declarations, which percentages are hereby conveyed effective on the recording of amended or supplementary declaration as though hereby conveyed. Dan R. Prigmore Our baby boy, Mark Miller, died shortly after he was born on August 19, 1982 In e Salt Lake City hospital. Survived by: Parents, Stephen M. and Michele Ann Morris Miller; two brothers end e sister, Scott, Nathan end Amber Miller, ell of Morgan, Utah; grandparents, Lee and Mery Miller, Utah; Bee T ebony, Midvale, Boulder City, Nevada. will be services Graveside Monday, August 23, at two P m., at the Lake Hills Memorial Park. 10055 South State Street T 8 21 N3 821 82 SUGARHOUSE FLORAl 179 so nth Edt,7419 Funeral services wilt be held Monday, August 23, at two p m. in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 260 East South Temple, where friends may call one hour prior to services. Interment will be in the Salt Lake City Cemetery T 021 N3 821 51, Dan Russell Prigmore. passed away Aug. 19, 1982. In Santa Ana. Oct. 22, 1930, Bingham Canyon, Utah, to Ernest M. and Afrev Carnahan Prigmore. Survivors: wife, Pauline; sons. Dan R John R., Michael l ail Santa Ana, Calif.; sister, Druzell Chadwick, Santa Ana, Calif.; Martin E., Magna; brothers, James T Santa Ana, Calif.; six grandchildren. Funeral services Monday, Aug. 23, Santa Ana, Calif. NT 8 20 T 821 T 20 . FLORISTS Lake City. Survived B3 10. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE LaMont Alfred Jensen. Sister, Helen Cordova. Celia Maestas. Brother, Manuel Maestas, Jr. Four sisters, Ramona Guiterez; Mary Cordova; Tonie Serano; Evelyn Maestas. Services will be held Saturday, 3 p.m., Mt. Calvary Cemetery, 4th Avenue T Street. Holy Rosary will be recited Friday, 7:30 p.m., at Neil O'Donnell A Sons Mortuary, 372 East 1st South, where friends may call Friday, 6:30-p.m. and - Denise Cable Denise Cable. 4. died Aug. 1982 0 Maestas.i Grandson, Tullu-la- South Carolina; she passed away E. dW j. wood, Solomon Staton, 30, January 1916 in Gree- 141 and Lewi N) nville, Mrs. Bill Wortley. Bountiful, son. 19)2, A. i Denver, Colo.; three brothers, Lvman F., David G. and Kay A. Zirker; sisters, Mrs. Car) E. (Myrth) Payne, Ibapah, Utah and E. Jean McComas, Salt Lake City; 16 nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Monday. Friends may call SunP.m. at the Larkin Morday, tuary, 260 East South Temple, and one hour prior to services at the ward on Monday. Interment, 10600 Larkin Sunset Gardens, South 17th East Street. T 8 22 T 821 Sandra Haney. Lakeview Hospital born Fork George William Walker, 88. passed away August 19, 1982 in Sait Lake City. Born Mav 25, married Area Births Mr. and 300 North, was Soarisn Juiv 18, Joseph Brockbank He in on to crocheting. Preceded in death bv daughter. Barbara Norberg and one grandSolomon. son, James Craig Survived by: Granddaughter, Thaias Max Eskelson, Sr. Max Irvin Eskelson, age 57, died on August 18, 1962 in Salt Lake City. Born on Julyi-121925 in Park Citv, Utah Irvin and Randall Wilhelmina Billie" Reid was arrest received, awards for her 821 Retired Chief Petty US Officer 10. Systems. Active in LDS Church and High, Olive February Mark J. Brockbank Dr Mark J Brockbank, 70, of Petaluma, California, died on August 17. 1982. :X,S'V of a cardiac Hi Brockbank Heien married Cook of Paris, Idaho, and they had three chil dren. They were later divorced activities School. Retired following 31 years with Mountain Beil Telephone Worked 11 years at Welfare Square and 12 years with Deseret Industries. Active member, LDS Church serving as Granite Stake Genealogy Committee Secretary, Relief Society visiting teacher. Ward Librarian, Teaching Aid specialist, Sunday School teacher and involved with Temple work and genealogy research. Survivors; Sister and brother, Mrs. W.J. (Luella) Packham, Ogden; Glen A. Hickenlooper, Sait Lake City Funeral services. Monday, 12 noon, Fairmont Ward Chapel, 2465 Soutn 800 East. Friends may all at Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, Sunday, p.m. and one hour prior to services Monday at the church. Interment will be in the North Ogden City Cemetery. T $ Charter 1950, Elko, Nevada. member ot me Davis county Fire Veteran ot World Department. War ll Worked for 35 years with the Davis County Road Department. Member of the LDS Church. Survivors: Wife, Woods Cross, children; Mrs. Jerry (Sharon) Lofgreen and Mrs James (Peg gv) Rosas, both Bountiful; Mrs. Steven (Diane) Freestone, Susan Freestone, Dixie Freestone, Scott Freestone, Larry Freestone, all of Woods Cross, Michael, American Fork; four grandchildren; brothers and sister, Robert, West Bountiful; Jack, Riverton; Mrs. Wanda Shelhamer, Cedarvilie. Ca'ifornia. He was preceded in death bv two children, Sandra and Skippy. Funeral services Monday. August 23. 1982 at 12:00 Noon at the Russon Brothers Bountiful Mortuary Chapel, 295 North Mam, where fnends may call Sunday pm. and Monday Interment: prior to services. Bountiful Memorial Park. T 8. 21 N3 021 E- - and Medora Blanchard H. HickeShe nlooper. graduated, 1925. Ji Maude electronic assembler at . J 31 JT v' Lofigsun Free- stone. Married f" Shirley Brown, $ She Pleasant View, Weber County. Utah to Charles kJ aayf passed 8 21 sustained in an auto accident. Born on Feb- Edwin ge 64, beoved August 19. 1962 I in a Bountiful Hospital. Born Sep- tember 27. 1917 jte at West Boundful to George L. &s: and - CROSS Liovd Freestone, husband, father, DATED this 3rd day of August, 1982. Thomas T. Billings A 61 Successor Trustee (Additional logals on noxt page) 0 a A y ft f 4 ft P t J i