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Show Page I'Uh. Sunday. June 4 -- THE HERALD. Provo. 18. 1973 . Obituaries f lh t Angela Metcalf J 'III Ang"Ia Metcalf. five month-old daughter of Dr. Robert W and Joyce Hawkes Metcalf. died Sdturav morning at her home. 709 E. 3K0 N I"rovo She was bom Jan S, 1973 in tm Provo are Surviving , -- u m- - I ; f . r t Today r i r T SHARON EAST STAKE Conference am., Marriott Center. .T AT George 7E, Bradley. David. George Finery Meecham, Richard. Johnathan, and of 569 W 200 S, Provo. died Michael Metcalf. all of Provo, Friday mm;ig at the I'tah far grandparents. Mr and Mrs Valley Hospital of causes Jack W Metcalf and Mr and incident to age He as born June 2, 1IW5 in Mrs JohnU Haw kes. all of Salt Dorothy H. Christen Baker. Ntv . a son of George D a Lake and City. BOINTIFIL I. nrthy H Mrs and Kudora Bigelow Meecham grandmother, Christen. 51, (if 435 K 400 N . great He married Romola Jolm on July William K M( Entire of Ogden Bountiful, died Thursday at her Graveside services will be held 22. 1915 in Provo, and their homeofcanar Monday at 12 noon in the Orem marriage was later solemnized She was born Nov 23. 1921 in Oty Cemetery Friends may call in the Salt lake LDS Tei..p!e She Provo. the daughter of Henry at the Sundlx-rg- , Olpin Mortuary, died He married Oralynn Giles Houchen and Ifcra Andrea Orem, one hour prior to services Jones on Mar 3. 1959 m the Salt Jensen Hansen She married liike IJ)S Temple, and she The Bountiful 16th Ward, officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Sunday from pm and Monday prior to services. Graveside services will be held in Provo City Cemetery Monday at 2 45 p m. Richardson, 6-- 8 Benjamin Knudsen Benjamin H. Knudsen, 85, of E. 150 N , Provo, died Saturday at the Utah, Valley Hospital of natural causes. Complete obituaries will appear in the Daily Herald on Monday. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Berg Mortuary. 948 Bernice Didericksen suggests Oty John M. Cherrington The date of dealh listed in the obituary of John M Cherrington, 78. of Springdell Provo Canyon, which appeared in the Daily Herald Thursday, was incorrect The obituary stated that he died Sunday of complications following surgery. Mr. Cherrington actually died on Wednesday, June 6, 1973. Floyd Nielson Funeral scheduled are services Monday for Floyd 78, who died Nielson, Thursday at his home of a heart attack. Mr. Nielson has one son living in Provo and one in Orem. He was born Oct. 3, 1894, in Sevier County, to Glenwood, John Fredrick and Caroline He Nielson. Hendrickson married Emma Sophronia Halquist. Feb. 24, 1920, in Richfield. The marriage later was solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. Mr. Nielson is a former employee of the Salina Turkey Plant. He was a World War I veteran. He also worked as a carpenter and sheep shearer Survivors include is widow, sons and daughters, Calvin H , Orem; Gerald, Provo; Mrs. Cleo Mrs. Glenwood; Bredsguard, Kix (Floy) Morrison, Salt Lake City; 10 grandchildren; and six survives him Mr Meecham the Union Pacific years, and after worked as a was a clerk on Railroad for 12 his retirement salesman for Farmers Insurance for many years He followed farming in his early married life. He attended school in Heber City and graduated from He Wasatch High School attended BVU for several years His family settled in Wallsburg after moving from Nevada, but Mr. Meecham had resided most of his married life in Provo He was a High Priest in the Provo Eleventh LDS Ward, and a home teacher. He was a member of Provo F.Iks Lodge, and his hobbies were fishing, hunting, gardening, and traveling. Surviving are his widow of Provo; one son, Elno Meecham of Provo; stepsons, Ted Jones and Robert Jones, both of Provo; four grandchildren; four great grandchildren; and three sisters, Mrs. Ann Cheever and Mrs. Minnie Peters, both of Provo. and Mrs. Phoebe Snelson of Whittier, Calif. will be Funeral services conducted Monday at 11 a m in the Berg Drawing Room Chapel of Provo, with Bishop Jay Lewis officiating. Friends may call at the mortuary Sunday from 6 to 8 p m. nd Monday one hour prior to services. Interment will be in the Provo City Cemetery. Boy Scout Cited For Heroism in Monday's funeral will begin at p m at the Glenwood LDS Funeral services for Bernice Ward Chapel. Friends may call PROVO (LTD Roger Didericksen, 59, of Burley, Ida., at in of St. George has been Springer Mortuary Campbell who was killed in an auto Richfield today from 7 to 9 p m. awarded the National Boy Scout accident Tuesday, were held and at the chapel an hour prior to Medal of Honor for heroic action today in Burley. the services. Burial will be in at the risk of his own life during a Mrs. Didericksen has Glenwood Cemetery. boating incident last September. daughters living in Orem and While fishing at Kolab RecreAmerican Fork. ational Reservoir at Kolab Provo Riles I - Utah Obituaries UKK - Uun Binkfrf, fulcra! Mountain Campbell jumped out of a boat into the lake SALT H. CITY to rescue his father. Jay 7S. diitl Friday; I pm., 38. who had fallen into Campbell. married DeLawn Lewis 12MO0 K Drurilli TonnrsraMonday. (mine, 74. Didericksen. She was an active (bod Friday; funeral Monday, 10 am, M the lake. He had never learned to swim. E. & Temple hdilh Wool ley Thomas. M. member of the LDS Church. died Wednesday; funeral held was The boy brought his father to Survivors include her Saturday Male (IHikl Pitt Walker. 77. died the surface, towed him to the husband; daughters, Mrs. L. Wednesday; funeral as held Saturday. and held him afloat boat drifting 67. found dead HUhugh Lre I.) day. Colleen Cline, Salt Lake City; until help arrived. Thursday; services Kill be announced. Mrs. Don M. (Coraleigh) Liston, Hnny Gray Meyer, 71, died Thursday; The Boy Scouts of America American Fork; Mrs. M. Duane funeral Monday. 11 a m 6500 S Redwood National Court of Honor preRd Kdward died 69. Ray Uoyd. 13 Thursday; Allred, Orem; (Margie) sented young Campbell the Masonic services Monday, noon. grandchildren; mother, public Masonic Temple at 6WS Temple. award during a Utah National Bngham City; sisters, Mrs. HR1GHAM OTY Hhnrd Orlin (Tedl Parks Council executive board Marina Johnson, San Jose, Wood. 63. died Wednesday; funeral meeting here. Calif.; Mrs.LeGay Peterson, Saturday. II am. Bngham Citv Second WardOiapel Bancroft; Mrs. Rosella Warren, (X'.DUN (HeU irx Bybf. 69. died She was born Sept. 23, 1913, in Erigham City, to Peter R. and Frances Whitaker Nelsen. She young - Beth Wright, BrighamCity. Mrs. ( S both of - Thursday; funeral Monday, nom. 260 K S Temple MHA'AIJC MUdrrd Irrne HiuriRM MIsm. 76. died Friday; funeral Monday. I p m Midvale Kast Sixth Ward Chapel. 7250 - S 300K Berg Mortuary I Services t - KAYSVIU.F. Olit Romania Kilfoyle Retain, 64. died Thursday funeral Monday. II a m Kavsvillf hrst Ward Chapel. MACAA lluma Bel! Nichols Clifton, 69. died Fndav. funerai Monday, noon. 8525 W - 2700S UTON Orem Gerald Wayne Rokes Graveside services will be held Monday in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Hollywood Hills, California. Provo Florence Walker Brown Services were held Sat. at 11 a.m. in the Berg Mortuary, with interment in Provo City Cemetery. Spanish Fork Johnny Hyita Services were held Saturday at 1:00 p.m. in the Linde Mortuary, with interment in Spanish Fork City Cemetery. Provo Gaston Vacher Memorial services were held Saturday at 4 00 p.m. in the Berg Mortuary. Springville City Cemetery. Provo George E. Meecham Funeral services will conducted Monday at 11 Mayra funeral Statistics Rom Itah Valley Hospital June I Al (Continued From Page 1) assurances" from "personal Ehrlichman that he was authorized to raise cash secretly for legal fees and expenses of the seven defendants in the June 17, 1972, break-iand bugging at n Democratic national headquarters. The Times sources said Kalmbach also was prepared to testify that he received "most of his day-to-da- orders" y concerning fund raising from Haldeman and several Halde-madeputies at the White House. n Girl to Roger and Penney Kocherhans Bushman. 1999 N. I'niversity Ave . Provo Boy to Stephen C and Lynne lwis Oiemrtfon. IMS 100E. Provo Boy to Kim and Sharon Stephenson RoflfTS. 348 S COO E.. Provo Hnv to Curtis and Janet Lovelace Rowley. 41 N 800 K . Orem Juntf to Stan and Karen Marmtt Dixon. US5N 450 W. Provo Bay to Ricky and Jackie Lee Beehe Hopkins. 643W 500 N . Provo Girl to Theodore and M Patricia Coney Ljvingston. RJ)No I Box 2280. Spnnille Girl to Rreni and Rub) Lons Spackman. J53E300N .No 51. Provo Bov to Robert and Shirleen Weight Muultai.CTS 400 W . Provo Hm to Gary and Nancy Pratt Newell. 1007 W State. Pleasant Grove Crirl to Reese and Diane Haves Roberts. 355 E Mill St . Bountiful Bov to Allan and Mary Ann Ferran Stuhbs. 445 W 7700 S. Prove. Hnv S5 be AM the Berg Drawing Room Chapel of Provo. Friends may call at the Mortuary Sunda 6 to 8 and Monday prior to services. Interment will be in the Provo City Cemetery. With deepest Mr. & Mr. Roberg ludwig Mr. & Mrs. Harold Dodge Mr. & Ms. Allan Brooks and Family 30 Ave , Tuesday Tuesday at PROVO CITY Commission meeting City Center. 10 am.. PROVO EXCHANGE Hub meeting p m Royal Inn. ttak NLW CAMPUS BUILDING at Technical College, Salt Lake, will bear the name of Gov. Calvin L. Ramptoa. The governor, at left watches as Jay L. Nelson, president of the Salt Lake City college shows a portrait which will hang in the new facility. Technology Building Name Announced, Will Be Governor's Utah Tech's new main campus Rampton delivered the State building funds for that year to construct the facility. Gov. Technology Bldg now has an commencement address. official new name. It's the College Pres. Jay L. Nelson Rampton broke ground for the Calvin L. Rampton Technology says the building was named building in Feb., 1971. In use the after Gov. Rampton because he since last September, Bldg. Approved by the College's was instrumental in obtaining building was dedicated this past boards, the funds for the building. In 1969, December. governing In accepting the honor. Gov. designation was announced at Gov. Rampton's suggestion was the College's spring quarter afiopted to use $4 million of the Rampton said, "I would not be Gov. total $7 million allocated for nearly so pleased if the graduation program. designation were of any other building on any campus of this State." It's the first building to be named after the Governor, according to Mike Miller, his press secretary. It also is the only building at the College to be named after an individual. A portrait of the Governor was reare also Governor Calvin S Rampton is "We presented by the Samothrace that Utah's set to lead an assault on the questing a student service Club, D. C. of office the entire Congressional Delegation Washington of Reclamation to meet us at Commissioner organization at the College, to Bureau hang in the newly named persuade Reclamation Stamm's office to further building. Commissioner Gilbert Stamm to demonstrate total support for The Technology immediately file an this project by Utah's elected Bldg. is Rampton the largest of four environmental impact statement leaders," Mr. Ritchie said. on the Bonneville Unit of the "It is our understanding that instructional buildings at the Central Utah Project with the the Statment has been completed school's main campus, 4600 So. and we have been advised that it Redwood Rd. It has five levels, Secretary of Interior. with 135,000 square feet of Three weeks ago, Mr. Stamm fulfills the requirements of the instructional space. promised Gov. Rampton that he National Enviornmental ProtecCourses housed in the building would file the statement with the tion act," the Utah water include drafting and design, Department of Interior within leader said. architectural drafting, two weeks. That deadline passed of of Board the Directors "The electricity, data a week ago, and local officials Central Utah Water Conservancy electronics, and are concerned that the delay District wants the statment filed processing, classes. education The general may be signalling some kind of now," Mr. Ritchie continued. or Instructional hesitancy to file the statement "The water needs of the citizens College library, which has taken over a year to of Utah cannot be delayed any Media Center, also is in this building. prepare in the Bureau's Provo longer," he stressed. It has 23 classrooms and office. Construction on the Central seminar room, 14 labs, two large will come to a halt June 20, the governor and a Utah Project in less than 90 days unless the lecture or assembly halls, a data group of water officials from the processing and computer center, state have set a meeting with Mr. Bonneville Unit's Environmental and faculty office and lounge is Statement acted Impact upon Stamm in Washington. areas. The impact statement must be immediately, according to Mr. The building was designed by filed with the Department of Ritchie. and Richardson Richardson "The situation is critical," he Interior and then finally with the continued. "Unless the Bureau of Architects and built by Paulsen President's Council on and the Construction Co. Reclamation Flivironmental Quality, CEQ. of Interior act The statement must stay on file Department and we mean now, for immediately, with CEQ where it can be not next fall or next year, Father scrutinized for 30 days before a consturction of the Central Utah new contract can be let on the CROSS PENS Project may be closed down Distinctive in gold or chrome Bonneville water project. in considerable loss a causing STANDARD Contracts for continuing the terms of money and water to the OFFICE SUPPLY work of building diversion people of Utah and the United 40 W 1st N 373 5750 structures to bring water from States to say nothing of the the Uinta Basin to the Bonneville distinct probability of the need Basin and Wasatch Front are for water rationing in Utah in being delayed pending final future dry years," Mr. Ritchie approval of the environmental concluded. impact statement. Crusade for CUP Funds Prepared by Rampton GIFTS - Tuesday at - 12 15 AMERICAN FORK Rotary Club meeting Tuesday at noun. The Manor, 215 N Center, American Fork. SPANISH FORK Rotary Club meeting now. Oak Crest Inn. Tuesday at RAILROAD RETIREMENT Board representative to conduct business Tuesday from 9 a m. to noon. Employment Security Office, 190 W. 800 N.. Provo. - Ludlow Stresses Benefits of CUP Lynn S. Ludlow, general manager of the Central Utah District Water Conservancy talked with the Daily Herald in Friday terms harsh concerning the Central Utah Project which now faces its most critical obstacles. "We should consider the benefits to Utah from the Central Utah Project when we consider the minimal environmental trade-offs,- " he stated. "When we talk about our environment, we should talk about trout streams and forested mountain sides, and hiking. But, at the same time, we also must talk about providing enought water so that our children can continue to live here in Utah; so Utah farmers can improve more of our arid land, providing more and better foodstuffs; and we must talk about such subjects as being able to water our lawns. We must talk about Utah's total environment," he emphasised. "The environmental trade-off- s required by the Central Utah Project have been studied, is really very small when compared to the tremenr'ous benefits which will come to Utah as a result of the Central Utah Project," be said. He then talked about tradeoffs. "The fact is that we must give up seven miles of stream to enlarge the storage capacity of Strawberry Reservoir. But for those seven miles of stream we get increased recreational value from the reservoir itself, and the con'rolled use of that water downstream during late summer and fall when we need it, rather than the flooding in the spring," he explained. Talking about recent pressures against the prject Mr. Ludlow said, "Opponents of the Central Utah Project contend that Utah has plenty of water. This simply is not true. The fact is that areas of Salt Lake County are today living on borrowed water." "We do not have the surplus water that environmentalists claim we have. If we were to use all the surface and water along the V'asatch front-o- ne of the alternates and studied again," poposed by the Sierra Club-would dry up the Great Salt Mr. Ludlow pointed out. "The potential harm to Utah's Lake, including the managed and environment is minimal, even unmanaged wtien considered by itself and it sanctuaries," he asserted. back-packin- g d we wildlife OCE8LIY MEMOniAlS 90 Yean of Experlente in the Creation of Monument! and Marlon: Exceptional Savings!'. - - "The Governor and Mr. Dan Lawrence, Director of the Utah Division of Water Resources will go with us to express to Commissioner Stamm in the strongest terms possible our wish that the Environmental on the Impact Statement Bonneville Unit of the Central Utah Project be forwarded immediately from the Bureau of Reclamation to the Secretary of Interior for further forwarding to the Council on Environmental Quality," Clyde Ritchie, Heber City, president of the 12 county Central Utah Water Conservancy District said. BEESLEY MONUMENT & VAULT 725 Swift State Provo, Utah Phone 374-0S- 0 Her favorite fiower$ .mW; mm. EAILES SUNDAY JUNE 17, IS FATHER'S DAY JEWELERS MONUMENTS VASES MARKERS mi Mk Q iter WALKER MONUMENT PROVO FLORAL 701 W. 1st S. 373-700- tH'l 565 N. State St., Orem 224-118- 1 1 MORTUARY 225-133- 0 Orem Angela Metcalf Graveside funeral services will be held in the Orem on Monday at noon. Friends may call at the Sundberg Olpin Mortuary Monday one hour prior to services. WE'RE NEW BUT WE'RE NUMBER TWO gratitude and appreciation we desire to acknowledge the assistance and expressions of sympathy of our many friends and relatives during our recent sorrow. We take this means to thank all who assisted, tent floral tributes, gave expressions of condolence, or in any other way assisted. Betty Harrison at 8 495 South Stale. Orrm CARD OF THANKS Springville John (Mel) Cherrington Services were held Saturday in the Edgemont 1st Ward at 1:30 p.m.. with interment in "in - Johnsna, 56. died 2 p.m.. Monday Lindquist Kawville Mortuary Friday; Kalmbach 7 30 Provo - family 10 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meeting Monday N. University p m . lYovo Community Church. 175 L contributions to the Primary Children's Hospital in SaU I.ake Monday at - Shauna. Russell C Christen Oct. 15, 1941 in Heber City. The marriage was later solemnized in the Los Angeles LI )S Temple She was a resident of Provo for she lived in 20 years and Bountiful for the past nine years. She was educated in Provo City schtjls and graduated from Provo High School She was a member of the LDS Church and was active as a Sunday School and Primary teacher She is survived by her husband, three sons, one daughter, Russell H Kaysville; Kent C. Farmington; Dan L Bountiful; and Laura Christen, Salt Lake City; one grandchild; one brother, one sister, Walter A Hansen, Mrs. William D. (Normal Lane, both of Provo. Funeral services will be conducted Monday at noon in the Lindquist Bountiful Chapel. 727 N. 400 E.. with Bishop Val 10 Monday at PROVO CITV Commission meeting p m . City Center. Meecham E. Sunday at Monday I'TAH COl'NTY Commission meeting a m , County Building her paiTnts. three sisters and five brothers. Katherine, Susan, Date Boole ! , -- There are now two morfuraries serving Provo City. We are number two, WALKER MORTUARY, also serving Spanish Fork, Payson, Utah and Juab Counties for 30 years. 4- r 85 East 300 N., Provo Phone 373-666- 8 Salem Ma; k Christensen i be Cemetery. Salem City in fine 17-jew- timepieces el 3. - Six Za-e- ') 85 Salt 300 South, Provo - if Dress watch $25. b Sport watch, calendar $49.95. c. Norseman, calendar $39 95. . Univ. Mall, Orem fc2 w Cen,efi prove MRtV conducted Monday. 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