rr rrrn1 r- - rvT IV Home By Ann Shields TT TV f dedications. The program, offered through the hospital on physician referral, reduces hos- pital rates, provides more autonomy for (the patient and enables the individual to recover at home, Ms. Johnson says. C Candidates for the home therapy are Screened for personal cleanliness and kygiene and care is taken to ensure the person administering the medication thoroughly understands the procedure, she says. If hospital personnel develop any doubts about the referral, the patient either remains hospitalized or returns to the hospital emergency room several times a day for shot therapy, It is essential that the patient trust the person administering the medication. Ms. Johnson says, adding, It may be scary at first for both the giver and the recipient, but more confidence is gained with each administration. Instruction for the medication is given at the hospital when the patient receives the IV catheter with the person to administer the therapy taught how to prepare the IV solution, and how to insert the needle into the patient's catheter. An instructional pamphlet reviews when and how much medication to give, what tubing to use and how to flush the IV to clear the lines. The first IV dose is demonstrated and given at the hospital. A nurse is assigned to go to the home to follow up the next Panel Buys Time for Warehouse Special to The Tribune FORK The American Eork Beautification Committee plans to pay for the controversial installation of e U fence around the old Chipman Building. rl Chairman Reese Clines said the $1,600 Jdan will take a big chunk out of the $4,000 budget. "We've looked at the situation, though, nd decided its worth it," he told the AMERICAN Ware--ttpus- com-mittee- 's 2Sity Council. The Beautification Committee has .been working to save the warehouse (from demolition, contending it is a his- Coric part of the community. City offi cials consider the building hazardous because of the extent of decay part of the roof is gone and one gable is unattached. Mayor Malcolm H. Beck said the city will call for bids for the fencing. Juel Belmont has worked for the past several months to save the structure and has said repeatedly that more time was needed to find a solution. She believes investors and builders can be attracted to restore the building, but says it will take time to get a commitment. Fencing the warehouse will give the committee two years to find developers for the property without leaving the city open to liability. Area Deaths atk ins, F lot erne successful experience, she says. One such success story involves a child admitted to the hospital for pneumonia. The child was fearful of the hospital, and the parents were extremely-concerneabout costs. Because of the IV Home Therapy Program, the child was able to be discharged from the hospital early and within two days of his return home was well enough to return to school Sail luFe Former U. Psychologist ;Dr. Reed Merrill Dies Dr. Reed M. Merrill, who helped write Utah's Psychology Licensure Act and start a counseling program for families of alcoholics, died Tuesday at his home in Salt Lake City at age 66. Dr. Merrill was chairman of the University of Utah educational psychology r. from 1962 to 1970 and was fiven the Distinguished Service Award by the Utah Psychological Association when he retired in 1983. He had taught at the university since 1960 and was a director of its counseling center. t During his tenure, he helped write and introduce the Psychology Licensure Act, which requires practicing psychologists in the state to meet educational and training standards. He served on the licensing board for 13 years. . Dr. Merrill also helped develop the Cottage Program, a support program for families of alcoholics, was president of the Utah Psychological Association and a member of other professional organizations. He was active in church and community activities. Dr. Merrill receive a doctorate in psychology from the University of Washing ton in Seattle in 1963 and directed that schools counseling center for six years before returning to Utah where he was born Oct. 25, 1919. He received a master's and a bachelors degree at the University of Utah before joining the U.S. Army in 1942 as a clinical psychologist. He married Maureen Wright on Nov. 4, 1937, in Evanston, Wyo. Dr. Merrill is survived by his wife of Salt Lake City; two sons and two daughters, Dr. Robert W. of Reno, Nev., Roger G. of Missoula, Mont., Mrs. Lynne Rand and Mrs. David (Shelley) Devey of Salt Lake City; four grandchildren; one brother and two sisters, Ray D. Merrill and Mrs. Irene Wilding of Magna and Mr. Ruah Nelson of Salt Lake City. He was preceded in death by a sister, Mrs. Letty Wakefield. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a m. and the Kenwood 1st LDS Ward Church, 1767 E. 3080 South. Friends p.m. at the may call Friday from Holbrook Funeral Chapel, 3251 S. 2300 East and at the church an hour before services Saturday. Interment will be at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. ?3, Valley City, Dec. 23, Lydia COOMBS, A., Sail loKe City, Dec. 22, 1V85 DICKINSON, Joy L., Dec. 24, 1V85. FUNK, Vaughn A., Salt Lake City, Dec. 23, W85. Harriet J., HARWOOD, Salt Lake City, Dec, 24, 1985. JONfcS, Vella B., Sandy, Dec. 22, 1985. KISTLER, Wllliom C. "Bill," Salt Lake City, Dec. 20, 1985. d Sherman S, City, Dec. 22, MERRILL, Reed, Soil Loke City, Dec. 24, 1985. NEWELL, Robert M.lton, Salt Lake City, Dec. 22, 1985. PETERSON, Emery E., Salt Lake Cltv, Dec. 23, 1985. POUCH, Ruth Antoinette Blackburn, Salt Lake City, Dec. 23, 1985. RITCHIE, Russell D. Salt Lake City, Dec. 19, 1985. STUCK I, Sheldon J., Cedar City, Dec. 22, 1985. WELCKER, Rowena W., Mogna, Dec. 24, 1985. ZILLES, Wihelm F., Deweyvllle, Box Elder County, Dec. 22, 1985. Vella B. Jones (Granny) SANDY Veho Brown Jones (Granny), 70, died Dec. 22, 985 In o Murray hospital of a stroke. Born Fed. 13. 1915 in Richfield to James Wllliom Brown ond Nicollno Hansen. Married 445 S. 900 West. . re- The accident occurred when a car driven by Thomas L. Anderson, 61, 1900 W. North Temple, attempted to pull eastbound out of a driveway near the intersection of 420 South and 900 West streets. 1960. Married David E. Jones in Reno, Nevada Sept. 8, chil1947. She wos the tenth of dren, oil of whom preceded her In death. She taught In Primary and was Relief Society secretory in the Sandy )7th Ward far mony years. She loved to crochet and spend time In her yard. Enjoyed doing genealogy work. She wos dedicated to her children and grandchildren and was known os "Granny" to everyone. She wilt be missed by all who knew ond loved her. Survived by husband, Sondy; sons and daughter, Richard G. Hess, Pittman, Nevoda; Mlchoel E. Jones, Sandy; Kevin A. Jones, Murray; Mrs. James (Menene Hess) Glover, Sondv: 12 grandchildren; seven Funeral Frldoy, Dec. 27 11 a.m. In the Sondv 17th Word Cho pel, 235 East 9800 So. Friends may coll at Goff Mortuary, 8090 8 So. State, Thursdov, p.m. ond Friday at the church one hour prior to service. Burial Redwood Memorial Estates. T 1226 N3 1226 Ruth Antoinette Blackburn Pouch Out of love and admiration for a noble spirit, we the husbond, Instead, the two vehicles apparently collided, and the Miller vehicle crossed 900 West, jumped a curb and continued westbound until it collided with the building. valiantly fought cancer to the chiltken, grand- children and friends morn quickly our customers are getting responses to their ads. Thats why they are using our columns to sell unneeded items again and again. Classified ads bring FAST results! Sunshine Blockburn Pouch on December 23. 1985 In Soit Loke City, Utah. She ;. Sherman S. Martin Shermon Sanford Martin, oge 68, died December 22, 1985 at his home in West Volley City. Bom May 5, 1917 in Browlev, to George Wayne ond Jennie Sorenson Mortin. He married At ton Hogan April In 1942 25, American Foils, served six years os the Director the Counseting Center Me then returned to the University of Utah ond become Director of Its Counseling Center ond d Professor In ft Educational Psychoio- From 1962 to ?v Deportment. he served os the heod of the University of Utah Educational Psychology Department with two other Psychologists, he wos Instrumental In designing ond irv ftoduclng Utah's Psychology licensor e Act, which pr otects consumers by ensuring that oil pioctltino Psychologists meet odeouate education ond trolnlng stondar ds. He wos 0 member erf the Licensure Board for 13 years. Served os President of the State Assoc lotion ond has been Involved in other professional organizations os well. He received the Utah Psychological Associa- tions Distinguished Service Award In Psychology at his retirement In 1983. Participated m the development of ft Cortoge Program, a support program for fomliies of alcoholics. Survived bv his wife, Mourlne; two sons ond two daughters, Dr. Robert W., Reno, Nevada; Roger Mrs. G., Missoula. Montana; Lavnne Rond and Mrs. David (Shelley) Devey of Soft Loke; four grondchildren; one brother ond two sisters, Roy D. Merrill and Mrs. Irene Wilding of Mog-no- ; Mrs. Rugh Nelson, Soft Loke; preceded In death by a sister Mre Letty Wakefield. Funeral services will be held Saturday December 28, at 10:00 o.m. at the Kenwood First LDS Wtrd Chapel, 1767 East 3080 South. Friends moy coll Frldov evening from 7 to 8:30 at ft Holbrook Funeral Chopel, 3251 South 2300 East and at the ward on Saturday one hour prior to services, interment Wasatch P. Atkins Florence Poulson Atkins, oge 96, died In a local nursing home on December 23, 1985. She wos a longtime .. resident of Soft Lake City. Born April 27, 1889. Richfield,: Utah to Niels ond Coroline Peterson Poulson. Married Frederick Morris Atkins, August 18, 1910. Later solemnized In the Soft Lake L.D.S. Temple. He died November 2, 1950. Florence was the lost survivor of 14 children. Some years ogo, Dan Valentine wrote an article obout this family, stating that they hod accumulated more longevity of Hfe than any other Utah fomlly'. Most of the children Jived Into their 80's and 90's with one having lived to the oge of 98. Florence was a faithful member of the L.D.S. Church, served In mony church assignments. In her youth, she worked for the Richfield Post Office. She and her husbond monoged a store In Rains, Lftoh for several years. They also owned and operated a grocery store on Post St. In Salt Lake City during the 1930's. Survivors: Children, Mrs. Kent (Bonnie) Seegmliler, Murray; Mrs. Elwood (Caroline) White, Soft Lake City; Fred Atkins, 11 grandchildren; 43 Harwood, 74, passed awav December 24, 1985 In a Soft Lake Hospital. Born October 11, 1911. In Soft : Lake Cfty, Utah, to John Dennis ond Harriet A- Griffith Johnson. Marlice ried $ Taylorsville; Mother, Jennie Martin, Tooele; five grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Wavne F. Marttn, Kearns; Audrey McLows, Tooele; Beverley Lowry, Soft Lake City; Shirley Affleck, both Soft Lake City. Private graveside services were held at Valiev View Memorial Park. Funerol Directors: Memorial Estates Mortuary. N3 1226 T 1226 Sheldon J. Stvicki CEDAR CITY Sheldon Jones Stuck!, 69, died December 22, 1985 In a Cedor City Hospital. Bom June 4. I960 In Goodwell, Oklahoma to Alfred C. and Coro Jones Stuckl. Married Dorothy Willloms, October 21, 1941 In Konorrovllle, Utah; morrloge later solemnized In the St. George Temple. Attended Iron County Schools ond graduated from the BAC Lifetime stockman and farmer. Loved the mountains, hunting and fishing. Survived bv his wife. Cedar City; three children Shirley Blond, Riverton, Utah Bruce W., Los Vegas, Nevodo; F. Lee. Arlington, Virginia; five grondchildren; brother, Alfred Blolne, Brlghom City two sisters, Louise Cedar City; Evo Guvette, Boulder City, Nevoda; preceded In death by two Mont C. and Elizabeth and o brother, Lloyd. Funeral services Saturday at 1:00 p.m. In the Cedar City L.D.S. Rock Church. Friends may coll Friday 8 p.m. ond Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 pm. at the Southern Utah Mortuary. Interment Cedar City Cemetery. T 1226 T 1226 Iv05 Cfty, Coombs, on 16, 9J5 In Luke. Soon lemnized Moy 16, 1947 In Soft Lake ft LDS Temple. He passed owoy January 5, 1974. Active member of ft LDS Church, where she hes held mony positions. Active nmber of ft Reserve Officers Lodies Assoc krtkx. Post President of ft Veterons of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, Sugar House Post. Still octive ond currently serving as Its Chaplain. She Is current President of tt D.U.P., East Center Suit Lake Comp. Avid bowler. Survivors: Wendell D. (wife Sharon) of Murroy; Mrs. Douglas (Barbara) Morgan of West Valiev Crtv. Gilbert n. (Teme)of Salt Lake City- David G. (Bonnie) of Murray; Edwin M. (Sharon) of Murroy: Norma Dunhom of Soft Loke Crtv: Mrs. Giegg (Mary) Meves of Soft Lake City; Mlchoel P. ( T erri) of Soft Lake Cfty; Mrs. Gary (Ruth Ann) Coombs GcxxTIck of Rockporf, Illinois; 29 grondchiickrn, 17 great brothers and sister, D. Dote Astin of Soft Lake Cfty; John Darrell of St. George, Rufus B. of Soft Lake City; Mrs. George (Nila) Volghftonoer, of Vista, California; preceded in death bv one grondson, one Funeral services will be held Frldoy, i pm, at the valley View 10th Wcrd, 2000 East 3900 So. Friends moy coll at the Jenkins-Soft- e Mortuary, 4760 So. State, Thursdoy, 6 to 8 p.m. ond Frldoy, at the Church, or hour prior to services. Interment, Wosolch Lawn Memorial Park. T 1224 N3 1226 Roland J. on June 21. 1934 In Soft LaLe City. Morrloge later solemnized In the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Member of the LDS Chm ch; taught Primary, octive in Relief Society. Survived by her husband, two sons, Dennis Roland Harwood of Wes! Volley City; Dav LeRoy Harwood of LrT!i.., Utah; four grondchlkkt.i; two sisters, Eunice Maxwell, ond Wanda Richardson both of Coiifomk. Funeral services wiil be held Friday, of 12 noon in the Rose Park 1st Ward Chapel, 1151 West 800 North. Friends moy coll at Russon Brothers Mortuary, 255 So. 2nd East, Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. ond Frldov at the Ward 10:45 to 11:45 am. Interment Bountiful Cfty Cemetery. T 1226 T 1225 E. Emery Peterson Emery Eugene Peterson, oge 10) and nine months, possed owov December 23, 1985 at home. Born March 1, In 1884 Indion Lake Township, Nobles County, Minnesota to John H. ond Mercletto Peterson. Married Mary Jone Sampson October 16, 1907 In the Monti L.D.S. Temple. She died March 28, 1931. Morr led Myrtle Billings June 18. 1937, Ploche, Lincoln County, Nevodo; she died Mov 19, 1980. He wos a saiesmon, Slnoer Sewing Machines ond sold life Insurance for Commercial Security Life. He wos o High Priest. Imperial 2nd Ward, Highlond stoke. Ardent L.D.S. Temple Worker, 23 years. Survivors: Sons and daughters, Vaughn E. Peterson, Mrs. j. R. (Zola Rose) Birred. Indio, California: Mrs. Front (Wonda) Beckwrth, Defta, Lftoh; Alma G. Peterson Soft Lake Cfty; Mrs. Warren Eugene (Utohno) Lytle, Almonor, California; Winford A. Peterson, Billings, Montana; Emery LeVee Peterson, Riverton, Natho-- I Wyoming; la, Porno Ann, Ellen, Nor mo, Gwendolyn Bernard, Barbara, in Agustus, Floyd; preceded death by a doughter, Mrs. Don-ol- d (Mary) Ckrk. Funeral services Saturday a.m. Imperial 2nd Ward, 1560 Atktn Avenue, where friends moy col! Saturday one hour prior to services. Interment Defta Cemetery. Funerol Directors: Jenkins Softe Mortuary. T 1226 N3 1226 10:00 A. Funk, oge 58, Vaughn passed owov December 23, 1985 at his home. Bom Decem4. 1927 Bountiful, WEST VALLEY Miller Blnahom, oge 65, died December 23, ts? 1985 In a Son Lake hospltol. Born August 23, 1920, Hyrum, Utah to William J. and Mary Thorpe Miller. Married Budd L. Bingham, January 17, 1940, Lo- Utah. gan, Member LDS " Church. in Utah to Aerial and George Nancy Holbrook Funk. He wos o member of ft LDS Church. He Veteran Woria War II, U.S. Air Force. Survived by: doughter, Mrs. Stephen (Tomaro) Puchar, and four grandchildren: sister, Mrs. James T. (Myrla) Cobb. Funerol services will be held Friday, December 27th, 10:30 Mortu-oro.m. at the Jenkins-Soff- e 4760 South State, where friends mov call Frldoy o.m. Interment Bountiful Cfty Cemetery. T 1226 N3 1226 husband, West Valley Cfty; sons ond daughter, Jerry W., Lompoc, California; Beverly A., west Volley Cfty; Budd L., Soft Lake City; seven grondchildren; two parents, Cache Valiev; brothers ond sisters, w. K. and Rex, Buhl, Idoho; Jor Boyle, Logon; Wilma Miller, Soft Lake City. Funeral services will be held am. at the Hunter Saturday, 20th Ward, 7030 West 3605 South. Friends moy call at Peel Funeral Home, 8525 West 2700 South, p.m. ond SatMogna, Frldov urday at the Church one hour prior to services. Interment Hyrum Cemetery. N3 1226 T 1226 Russell D. Ritchie Russell D. Ritchie died Dec. 19, 1985 In Tempe, Arlz. Born Nov. 21, 1898 In Soft Lake City to Nelson Holder ond Annie Russell Ritchie. Married Lois Meier Aug. 22, 1931. She died June 3, 1972. He has one son, Donald J. Rftchle of Phoenix, Arlz. Married Sylvia Bunder son. She died In 1983. Has two stepsons, Victor Bunder son of Orem ond Steve Bunderson of Texas; two grondchlkken, nine step- - Grace Rrandchlldren; sister, Memorlol service for friends ond fomlly Frldov, Dec. 77 at the West Bountiful 1st LDS Ward Chopel, 311 North 800 West, In West Bountiful. Burial will be In Englewood, Colif. T 1226 N3 1226 31, of Woidemar and Sot ine Sorensen Rasmus-seShe mar-- r led Henry S. Schofield, Moy 24, 1928 n Provo, noge was loter solemnized in tt Monti LDS Temple. St wos on octive ord faithful member ol the LDS Lnmch in the Cieurtieid 2nd Ward ond Spring City Word She wos Ward Chow Director, Prlmory Chorister 00-662-91 area M 2 Rowena W. Welcker MAGNA Rowena Wolker Welcker, 84, died December 24, 1985 In a local hospital. Born Decern-- , 1901 ber 1 Pieosom Grove, Utah to Jans Hansen and Idella Cobbley Wolker. Married Louis F. Welker August 23. 1972 Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died November 22, 1958. Retired school teocher, having fought In Gronrte School District Elementary Schools 25 years. Survivors: sons ond daughters, Lewis F.; Mrs. Della Gene Gooderol; Mrs. John (Susan) Bock man, all of Mogna; Max, Highlond, Utah 16 grondchil24 brothers ond sisters, Leo, Kays-vlllTom: Mrs. Edno Moyle, both American Fork; Mrs. Mur-le- i Larsen, Koysvllle; Mrs. Emmo Munson, Ogden; J.H., Idoho Falls; Ben, California. Funerol services will be held Friday 1 p.m. Peel Funeral Home, 8525 West 2700 South Mogna where friends moy coll one hour prior to services. Interment Pleasant Grove Cemetery. T 1225 N3 1226 William C. "Bill" Kisrier Wllliom Charles Bill" KisMer, oge 62, possed awav December 20, 1965 at a local hospital In Soft Lake. Born April 16, 1923 In Sol! Lake City, to William Charles and Susan Davis Klstfer. Mor-rle- d Neido W. Olsen on June 25, 1951. In Soft Robert Milton Newell Robert M. Newell, 52, died Dec. 22, 1985 in a local hospital. Bom Moy 6, 1933 in Dunkirk, New York to Warren and Gertrude Hogen Newell. Married Christine Forrell J r In Oyster Bay, New York on June 25, 1955; loter solemnized In the Logan LDS Temple. Veteran of the Korean War. v Member of L.D.S. Church. He e volunwas a telephone teer. Survived by Wife, West Volley Cfty; two daughters, Peggy, Murray; Nancy, West Volley; two brothers, Harold Newell, New York; Rev. Eugene, Newell, Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania. Services Frldov, Dec. 27, 11 am., Hunter 20th Ward, 7035 Wes! 3605 South. Friends moy 8 o.m. at Peel call Thursday, Funerol Home, 8525 West 2700 South, Magna and at the church one hour prior. Interment Volley View Memorial Park. T 1226 N3 1226 F. Zilles k DEWEYVILLE Wilhelm Zilles, 77, died December 24, 1985 of heart follure. He wos born May 30, 1906 In Mannheim, Germany to Jocob ond Marie Theresia Eder Zilles. Married Ido Moe Duce January 19, 1933 Logon, Utah. Married wos solemnized February 2, 1940 Logon LDS Temple. She died November 25. 1979. Immigrated to Hyrum at oge 10, lived In Young Ward for 25 yeors and DewevvMIe 28 years. He wos a High Priest in the Deweyvllle Ward, he was o home teocher ond Young Women's soft boll cooch. He wos o farmer and hod d worked for union Pacific in Ogden, hod worked In the Roundhouse. He wos a Dewey-vlii- e Cfty Councilman for several terms, young ward water mos-te- r ond o soft boll cooch for Johnson Construction, Logon. Surviving ore four daughters, Mrs. Joe (Ido Marie) Anderson. Ogden; Mrs. Lorry (Joy Ver kme) Jung. Farmington; Mrs. Porter (Linda Kaye) Heusser, Kavsvliie; Mrs. E. Mark (Shirley Ann) Wells, Deweyvllle; 13 grandchildren; one brother, two sisters, Theodore Zilles, college Ward; Mrs. Roso Therosia Vaughn, Hyrum; Mrs. Emmo Eva Morle Beil, RichmondFuneral Saturday noon Stake Center, 660 North 3rd East. Friends moy coll at Rogers Mortuary, Tremonton Friday 68 p.m. ond Saturday o.m. Burial Deweyvllle Cemetery. T 1226 N3 1226 Lake City. Employed by Denver Rio Gronde & Western Railroad. Owner operator of Klstler's Americon Oil for 38 years ond presently owner of Klstlers Texaco. Member LDS Church. Veteran of World War II serving in the Army. Survived bv wife, of Soft Lake Cfty. Preceded in death bv one Infant son, and sister, Ethel K. Kleven. Services will be held December 27. 1985, Friday, 1 o.m.. Memorial Estates Mortuory, 5850 south 900 East. Friends may call Thursday 64 ond one hour prior to services, interment Wasatch Lawn. N3 1226 T 1225 Mildred Linford Mlkfred Dodv h McClary Linford, 79, of died December 23, Utah Valley Care Center In Orem. Born April 8, 1906 in Kingston, South Corollno to James Fowler ond Theodosia Virgle" Smith McClary. Married Joseph Denny Linford September 1, 1925 in Charleston, South Corolina. Solemnized in the St. George LDS Temple July 11, 1953. He died November 24, 1979. She hod been employed by the Flying M Cafe In Ponguttch for mony years. Active member of the LDS Church, serving as a Sunday School teacher ond a member of the ward choir. Member of theDUP. Survivors: three sons, six daughters. Joseph Henry Linford, Soft Loke Cftv; Mrs. Zenos (Groce) Wlnget; Mrs. Caroline Wlxom, both Henderson, Nevada; Mrs. Sterling (Lucille) Jock-soSpringvllle; Mrs. Charles (Flora) Neagle; Richard Linford, both Los Vegos; Roger Linford. Ponguttch; Mrs. Robert (Linda) Wood, Zlons Park, Utah; Mrs. Barry (Connie) Stewart, Orem; 33 greatg34 grandchildren randchildren; one brother, one sister, James McClorv ond Mrs. Ruth Pierce, both Charleston, South Corolina. Funerol services Saturday December 28, p.m. Ponguttch 2nd LDS Word Chopel, 550 South 100 West where friends moy coll 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Saturday morning. Burial Ponguttch Cemetery. Funeral directors Neal S. Mogleby & Sons Mortuory. T 1226 N3 1226 PANGUITCH Jay I. Dickinson PANGUITCH Joy L. Dlckln-so71, of Encinitas, Coliforlo former resident of Ponguttch for obituary Information see December 24, Tribune. Funeral services will be held Monday December 30, at p.m. In the Ponguttch 1st LDS Ward Chapel, 550 South 100 West where friends may coll 11:30 o.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monday morning. Burial Ponguttch Cemetery. Funerol Neal S. Mogleby & Sons Mortuory. T 1226 9 or come into our counter at 143 South Main t i i Sunday School Chorister ond stoke Chorister for Prlmory ond MiA She also hod served os btuke Primary Counselor. She groduated from Snow College in W2e and received her B.A Degree from the University of Lftoh. She fought elementary gtodes, remedial leoding ond kinder gar-tein Dovis County and Sanpete County from 1927 until 1979, re-ting otter 34 years in the teaching profession She taught monv children to ploy tt piano Music was o large port of her life She has fought ond won the battle of Lymph Cancer for 19 yeais Her case history at the University of Utah Medical Center has taught more doctors how to successfully treat Lymphoma than any other patient according to her physician. Dr. Kuschner. She took her brother, Parley and sister, Lo Veile, into her home and raised them to adulthood following the death of her parents. She took a Novolo girl and o friend of her daughters, Jo Ann McGecty, ond cored for each of them tor o year. She was a very loving ond compassionote person. She cored for her hondicopped daughter and attended to all her needs through 5 motor surgeries. She Is survived by: her husbond, of Spring Cftv; son, Verdi Henry Schofield ond his wife, Shirley; (our Allen Searie, Sheldon Searle, Searie, and Richie Seorie, Tooele; daughter, Rosalie West-lunond Dean L. Westlund, Midvoie. She hos two beoutftul grandchildren, La Neil Rose Schofield, oge 21, and Cor-llSchofield, oge 17 months. Brothers, Porlev P. Rasmussen. Orem; Jewel Rasmussen, Sort Lake Cltv; sisters. Fen-eil- a Thoren, Soft Lake Cftv; Delia Oldham, Reno, Nevodo ond La Veile Burger, Cormlchoel, Californio. Preceded In death bv two brothers, Alden and Angus, ond two sisters. Mar (or ie ond Haieen. Funerol services will be held, Friday December 27, 198S at a.m.. Spring Cftv LDS Ward Chapel. Friends may call Urenboch Funeral Home. Thursday from p.m. ond Frldov one hour prior to services ert the Word Chopel. Buriol Spring Cfty Cemetery. T 1226 T 1225 loved sports cars and roclng. Wilhelm c Survivors: Schofield In Spring a duugnter dren; Vaughn A. Funk ber R. December Harwood, Catherine Bingham Morton Salt Co., 32 years. He was o veteran of World Wor II, U.S. Army. Survived by wife, West Valley City; sons ond doughters-ln-loGeorge S. ond Rosemary Martin, West Volley City; Allen S. ond Pat, Bennlon; Steven A. Morrtn, Peterson, sol-- emnlzed In ft Soft Lake i OS Tempre on September 8, 1V63. Active member ond High Prrest of the LDS Church. Groduated horn ft university of Utah wrth BA ond MA degrees. He then served os o cllnko psychologist In the U.S. Army from 1942 to 1946. In 1953 he was awarded his Ph.D. from the University of J. Harwood Harriet Veriote Johnson home. She wos preceded in death by her father Josiah Blockburn, her mother, Eliza Antoinette Peck Blockburn. her three brothers. Lee, Grorn and Al and her eldest daughter, Julia. Survivors are her husbond Jock, daughter Toni, and her nine grondchildren, Cort, Shone, Bret, Sedette, Julie, Jock, Chod, John and Towni. Sunshine was a very generous person who gave freely of her time ond meons to helping others ond has hod a profound effect on many lives. Her presence will be greatly missed as her love Of me and family uplifted those around her . Her loved ones are greatful she was spared any futher pain. N3 1226 T 1226 7. II Suit Harriet end ond died peacefully at Bor n Apr 1917 In Eos! eek, Utah to David and Alberta Bortun Moy IV J n Evans-ton, Wyoming Marriage Roje Classified -- the more youve been looking for! Utah advertisers outside the local Dial TOLL FREE 1 C.'i December 26, 1985 SPRING CiTv Rose Rasmussen Siftrfid. 79, pushed uwuv December 2?, Ives in ft So O pee voiiey Hospital. In Mt Pleasant Si wos born vdK) dell 4 7 will be Frldov 2:00 p.m. Jenkins Soffe Mortuary 4760 South State, where friends moy coll Frldoy one hour prior to services. Interment: Soft Loke City Cemetery. T 1225 T 1226. Idaho. Shop Foreman for Its surprising how November L Married Norman Wen- Funeral services the loss of Ruth California Lake city, Uiur to Daniel Ruy mord and Nettie Miller Merrill Mat r led Muu-ilWright or Florence According to the report, the Anderson vehicle stopped in the outside lane of 900 West to allow a westbound 1976 pickup driven by Rodney K. Miller, 39, 3682 W. 5100 South, to pass on the inside traffic lane before completing the left turn. Once you place an ad in our Classified columns, we can assure you that results ARE just around the corner! Miller 1919 in Sun I Lown Memorial Park. T 1226 N3 1226 Merl G. Hess In Corson Ctty, Nevada Nov. 9, 1933. He died A Salt Lake County man was treated and released for injuries he suffered Tuesday at 5:10 p.m. when the vehicle he was driving jumped a curb and knocked hole in a brick buildan by dam-- MARTIN, 16, ?V of Salt Lake April Atfln Coombs, oge 68, passed owuy Decembei 72, lv5 of q luM attack Washington where he then LINFORD, Mildred, Dec. 23, 1985. 1985. y Salt Lake City police estimated age to the building at $5,000, a police port said. city, Dec. 1V85. Driver Injured As Auto Jumps Curb, Strikes Building at Thursday. Lydia A. Coombs Reed Merrill , Bingham, Ca'heiine, We hospital stay usually involves the administration of medication at least three titnes a day. On the IV Home Therapy Program, medication and supply charges are included in the hospital bill, Ms. Johnson explained. She said an additional fee of $130 pays for instruction and one catheter change. By being able to leave the hospital earlier, the costs of room and board are also saved, she said. Patients tend to recover more quickly in their own home. Being home is very therapeutic. she said. "It also helps the family by enabling them to actively participate in the patients care. People have gotten away from tending the sick and caring for the aged at home. It must be dealt with. Home care is the wave of the future; it's where its going to be at," she said. ing TT Reed Mi't Merrill, oge 66. passed uwoy December V4, lvB5 of his home In Soft Luke Cfty Utah born October Dr P 1V85 r I: r4 -r- -r Suit Luke und Intcrmomitniii Area Obituaries tions. If help is needed later, there is always someone who can be contacted at the hospital, Ms. Johnson says. If we can't talk you through the problem on the telephone. then we ll help you directly at the hospital. She said during the past year, the hospital averaged two patients a month on the program. Weve never had any problems with it. IV Home Therapy has been a very five-da- rrrrrTTT The Salt Lake Tribune, two doses and make sure they are given correctly as well as answer any ques- An average ' T7V VTfyr Therapy Culs Stays in Hospital Tribune Correspondent AMERICAN FORK Thanks to the Intravenous Home Therapy program at the American Fork Hospital, many patients are able to cut their hospital stay and complete their recovery at home, Vicki Johnson, director of surgical nursing at the hospital, said the program makes it possible for the patient to receive needed IV medications at home by or someone else in the leaching them feme how to administer the necessary 'I ? N3 1226