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Show f f 12 NEWS, Brigham City, Utah THE BO XELDER Tuesday, May 28, 1963 brothers, Mrs. Rose Harris, Las Vegas; Mrs. Mona Archibald: Copperton; Mrs. Bertha John son, Ogden; Mrs. Nancy Neeley Orem; Mrs. Nola Harrison, Tre monton; Mrs. Velda Morgan, Malad, Idaho; Mrs. Wanda Williams, Pocatello, Idaho; Miss Twila Howell, serving an LDS mission, in Florida; Wilbur Howell, Yuma, Arizona; Thomas C. Howell Preston, Idaho; Alva G. Howell and Ralph J. Howell, both of Portage. Funeral services will be conducted today, Tuesday, at 1 p.m. in the Portage IDS ward chapel with Bishop DeVere Harris officiating. Friends may call at the Howell family home in Portage today prior to services. Burial will be in the Portage cemetery. Brigham Man Succumbs to Ex-Corin- vvw- James Henry Howell, age 62, First East, died Friday morning at his home of a heart attack. of 63 North Mr. Howell was born March 1901 at Portage, a son of 22, John Cramwell and Rebecca John Howell. He was reared and educated in Portage. He had been an employee of the Union Pacific Railroad Co. for the past 35 years. He had resided in Brigham City for the past three years. A member of the Church of Latter-da- y of Jesus Christ Saints, he was an Elder in the Brigham City Fourth LDS ward at the time of his death. He married Pearl Parkinson on June 22, 1921 in the Logan LDS Temple. SURVIVORS Include his widow, Brigham City; a daughter, Mrs. Robert (Audrey) Erikson of Kaysville; seven grandchildren; eight sisters and four Resident Passes Away Pelt funeral home Director: HAROLD B. FELT brigham Many yours families perhaps are entitled to Social Thiokol Awarded Se- curity or veterans benefits at the time of need. This points up the Added Funds importance of our extra services: assistance in filing for all govern- ment allowances. fZl UA Beautiful Service Nec) Not jBe Costly READERS WRITE Driver Cited Who Won in Wheat Vote? Asks Farmers Union Chief After Truck ne Howard W. Waddoups, 47, former resident of Corinne, died May 22 of a heart attack in Seattle, Wash. was born Mr. Waddoups March 29, 1916 at Juniper, Idaho, a son of William and Mary Jane Wilson Waddoups. He was reared and educated at Juniper, where he lived until 1936, when he came to Corinne. After five years he movd to Ogden. He has been employed as a salesman in Seattle for thc-paten year. He was a member of the CARD OF THANKS Church of Jesus Christ of LatterTo those who by their acts of -day Saints. kindness expressed their symHe was married to Cloe Taypathy and friendship at the lor on Dec. 31, 1936 in Idaho. time of the death of our beloved They were later divorced. husband and father, Harold L. SURVIVING ARE HIS widow, Kunzler, we wish to express Mrs. Bernice Waddoups, whom heartfelt thanks. he married in January, 1962, in We wish especially to thank two sons and one the ward bishopric, the Relief Seattle; T. Cleve Waddoups, and daughter, our relatives Society, Brent T. Waddoups, Ogden; friends, and all others who asMrs. Robert (Lynda) Sunset; sisted in any way, one grandchild; The Harold L. Kunzler Family Taylor, Ogden; two brothers and three sisters, Thomas Cy Waddoups, Waddoups, Bear River City; Mrs. William (Emma) Winchester, Mrs. Franklin (Leara) Moore, Ogden, and Mrs. Lena Hinton, Henderson, Nev. Funeral services were conciry ducted Monday in Ogden. Interment was in the Lewiston Heart Attack L w ' Rep. Laurence J. Burton Thursday announced that his office had been informed that Thiokol Chemical corporation was being awarded a letter contract to enable it to proceed with production of the Minuteman Stage I operation rocket motors for Wing IV. The total dollar value is to be obligated in increments over a period of time and the final amount will not be known until a definitive contract is signed superseding this letter contract. The Air Force is obligatihg itself to an intitial increment of of $1,000,000 of the eventual amount of the contract, Rep. Burton said. Thiokol has designated this work to be done at its plant in Box Elder county. ATTENTION ! BRIDES vt i c ALL NORITAICE t I. t CHINA t ' ft f I PATTERNS Basic Service for 8 $2995 PALMER JEWELRY Sideswipes Car An Ogden truck driver was t cited Friday after the Semi into the The following is a roll call of morey and propaganda truck-traile- r he was operating I' individuals and organizations campaign for a no vote. It is a parked auto at sideswiped orthese that to take better care understandable who are able 522 South Main street, accord- - J of their side of the industry ganizations and individuals are ing to a police report of the of care their excellent are who we for than battling taking the individual farmers them- industries by promoting cheap mishap. Driver of the truck was idenselves. To these people we of- wheat. However, something the Am- tified as Marlin Kesinger, Box fer our congratulations; erican public should keep in 1407, Ogden. Th American Farm Bureau mind is that cheap wheat will Patrolman Don Bryson, BrigFederation; The National As- ultimately drive hundreds of ham City Police department, sociation of Manufa:turers; The thousands of family farmers off said the truck was traveling United States Chamber of Com- the land; while our individual south on Main street when the oil millionaires; enterprise becomes more and rear trailer hit a car, just parkmerce; Texas The John Birch society; Dan more concentrated in the hands ed at curb side by Thomas J. g TexSmoot, the of fewer individuals and corpor- Armstrong, 504 West Fourth as pamphleteer and his John ations. South. WINS AWARD John Vaicarce, mechanic at the Bear River Birch associates; the Farmers While we congratulate these The mishap which occurred Liberty League, the big ele- people for winning the battle, at 1 Bird Migratory Refuge, receives a letter of commendation p. m caused an estimated vator operators; most agricul- we are very sorry that we are incentive an and award check from refuge manager Van Wilto the car and ture processors; brewers; mil- unable to do equally as well for $300 damage none to the truck. Kesinger was son for a suggestion which he submitted to the regional office lers and many others who make the individual farmer. for duty to keep proper cited of U.S. the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife. more money when a wheat surUTAH FARMERS UNION lookout. plus drives the price down. Douglas T. Simpson ultra-rightwin- These organizations President poured Central School Students Have Perfect Attendance Fifty-sistudents at Central Elementary school made perfect attendance records during the past year, some of them adding to other years without missing a school day, according to Principal J. D. Gunderson. Here are their names. Those with more than one year have the number of years of perfect attendance in parenthesis: Sixth grade Bobby Simcox (3), Andrew Souter, Kathleen Brown (3), Kathy Kay Christensen (6), Norma Jean Sheffield, Danny Houenstein (5), Alan Jones (3), Dee Baird (3), Lois Craghead (2), Rienie r, and Susan Clifford. Fifth Wade Hyde, Martin Oviatt, LaNae Smith, Vickie Vaicarce, Richard Whitaker (2), Carolun Parsons (5), Panela Susan Helquist MER,U Higginson (2), Valerie Felt, Susan Helquist, Mark Ray, Wendy Williams, and Michael Parsons. Fourth Jeffrey Cazier, Bruce x Mol-enaa- Jeppsen (3), Kenneth Waters, Rew Wiley, Debra Petersen (2), (4), Kevin Rodney Petersen Christensen (4), Rebecca Wright (4), Paul Reese, Alan Williams, Elizabeth Rees, Whitney Lund, Lynn Parsons, Dennis Petersen, Jill Holst (3), and Jeanne Miles. Third Alan Jensen, Charles Stoddard (2), Susan Baird, Susan Holst, Alicia Watson, David e Allred, Brent Nelson and Holland. i Second Dan Rees, Becky Ann Parsons, Ted Craghead (2), Darrell Fifield, Janeen Parsons, Robin Walker. Lou First Scott Clement, Ann Millard, and Julie Wood. DIG VALUES FOR SAGGED POLY FLOWERS Sus-ann- CARNATIONS and ROSES Brigham Man -- Death Claims Hovell Lady Accepted by Waltech College A Brigham Ken- resident, neth Eppich, has been admitted as a student of Weltech college after successfully completing the colleges entrance examinations. He began training this month and will qualify as an electronics technician after graduating from the intensive training program. Eppich resides with his wife, Brenda, at 1060 East 57 South Main in Brigham City. He will study for an FCC license and an. electronics engineering technicians diploma. Total enrollment at Welteoh college has passed the 1,000 mark, making it one of the largest training centers of its kind west of Chicago. ALSO A After Illness Mary Joyce Hyden Benson, of Howell, died Saturday morning at an Ogden hospital after a seven months illness. She was born Dec. 28, 1935 in Howell, a daughter of Orson W. and Mary Andersen Hyden. She was reared and educated in Howell and attended Bear River High school. She was married to Gerald Benson on May 12, 1958 in Ogden. They were later separated. She was a Primary teacher in the Howell ward. SURVIVING ARE two children, Brent and Susan Benson; her parents, of Howell; six sisters, Mrs. Lyle (Lois) Nesscn and Mrs. Milton (Helen) Median!, bolh of Howell; Mrs. Alfred (Ella) Lloyd, Preston, Idaho; Mrs. Carmen (Renae) Wood, Ogden; Larene Hyden, Logan; Kathleen Hyden, Brigham City; her grandmother, Mrs. William Anderson, Logan. Services were conducted Monday at 2 p.m. in the Howell LDS ward chapel. Interment was in the Riverview Cemetery at monton. Sprays 98c to $3.49 Life like poly plastic flowers, need no water or care like fresh cut flowers. Ideal for Decoration Day. 4 lb. Thermo Fill 36 x 31 No one individual or group can claim the major credit for achievements of the community. It is the combined ambitions, dreams and hard work of citizens from all walks of life, that make this area a good place to live, work and play. J Zipper PLAID FLANNEL LINING at Points of Strain Bar Tacked Regular $1 8.95 Value g;i GUARD ALWAYS! 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