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Show Page Four The Mt. Pleasant Pyramid December 5, 1974 Obituaries Funeral services held here for Louis Kay services were held the Mt. Pleasant Fourth Ward for Louis Kay, of Mt. Pleasant who died on Nov. 29, 1974, in a Provo Hospital of complications after surgery. Mr. Kay was born on May 27, 1903 in Bradford, Yorkshire, England, to John and Clara He Wilks Kay. married Gwendolyn Jones on July 23, 1929, in Salt Lake City. She died on July 27, 1973. Mr. Kay was a former manager of Mountain States Telephone Company He was a former member of the Mt. Pleasant Lions Club and also served on the Mt. Pleasant City Funeral in Monday Council Soren Larsen N. rites held Survivors include a son, Ted, Portland, Oregon; daughters, Mrs. Margaret Lewis, Corvallis, 4 Oregon; grandchildren, brothers, sisters, Albert W., Salt Lake City; Walter, Idaho Falls, Mrs. Hursh (ann) Idaho; Burgess, Camp Verde, Ariz., Mrs Edith Pace, American Fork. November 30 Funeral services were held in the Mt. Pleasant Second Ward Saturday, Nov. 30, 1974 for the Soren Norman Larsen 86, of Mt. Pleasant who died Nov. 27 in the Sanpete LDS Hospital in Mt. Pleasant of natural causes. Mr. Larsen was born on Jan. 2, 1888 in Salt Lake City to Soren and Katherine He served a mission for the LDS Church to the Western States and filled five stake missions. He served as Justice of the Peace in Mt Pleasant and as City Judge for eight years. He is survived by his wife; stepsons, Wallace Hughes, of Orem, Harold LaMarr Hughes of Kearns, Duane Hughes, of Salt Lake City and a step daughter, W'anda Hughes of Montery Park, Calif , two sisters, Mrs. Carl (Annie) Erickson and Mrs. Ervin (May) Hansen both Salt Lake City. Burial was in the Mt Pleasant City Cemetery under the direction of Jacobs Mortuary E. Stock dies December 3 Funeral services will be held p m in the Mt Friday at Pleasant First Ward Chapel for Doyle E Stock, 77, who died Dec 3. 1974 in Hoy of a heart attack Hewashornon June 29, 1897 in Fishaen, Idaho to Robert Ernest and Sarah Ann Young Stock He married Jessie Jack of Salt Lalt City on Sept 16, 1925 She died in Dec of 1970 He was a Veteran of World War II and lived in San Francisco where he was employ ed w ith the City from 1934 until he moved to Mt Pleasant in 1970 Survivors include son, Jack of San Jose, daughter, Mrs Ann) (Barbara Raymond Higdon of Livermore, Calif and five grandsons, brothers, 1 , sisters, dies December 1 Funeral services were held Dec. 4 in the Wednesday, Fairview South LDS Ward Chapel for Matilda Josephine Anderson Peterson of Fairview who died Sunday, Dec. 1, 1974 in the Central Utah Convelescent Center in Orem of natural causes. She was born on Jan 24, 1884 in Fairview to Archibald A. and Bertha Carrine Anderson. She married James L. Peterson on June 9, 1911 in the Manti LDS Temple. He died on June 30, 1965. She was a member of the LDS Church. She received her early education in Fairview and attended Young Brigham Academy. She taught school in Mona and Fairview. Following her marriage the couple made their home in Fairview. After Mr. and Mrs. Petersons death, she lived with her family in Orem. She was a Relief Society Secretary and served as a Primary Teacher. She was a member of the DUP. Survivors include two sons, four daughters; Virgil C. Peterson of Costa Rica, Merrill L. Peterson, Ogden, Mrs. Maruice (Alice) of Colyar Midvale; Mrs. Russell (Ivy) Spencer of Burley, Idaho; Mrs. Edward (Margaret) Christensen of Orem; Mrs. S.L. (Bessie) McCafferty of Salt Lake City; 16 17 greatgrandchildren; grandchildren. Interment was in the Fairview City Cemetery under the direction of Berg Mortuary of Provo. slated Dec. 7 Lorraine, Sunset, LaVar, San Pablo, Calif, Ina Stauffer of Mt Pleasant and Beatrice Cunningham of Santa Rosa, Calif Burial will be in the Oakland, Calif Leslie Allred has part in USU play Leslie Allred, daughter of Pres, and Mrs. Roger Allred of Spring City will be apearing as The Mother in the Utah State University production of Luigi Pirandellos Six Characters in Search of an Author. Miss Allred is a 1971 graduate of North Sanpete High School and a 1973 graduate of Snow College She is presently a senior at Utah State majoring in theatre arts and minoring in English Miss Allred has appeared in the USU productions of Our Town, Romeo and Juliet, Come Blow Harvey" and Your Horn " Miss Allred has received several drama awards and has twotime receipient of the region seven top pianist award "Six Characters in Search of an Author, under the direction of Dr Colin Johnson will be at the presented December Lync Theatre in downtown Logan a Graveside services will be held Saturday, Dec. 7, at the Mt. Pleasant City Cemetery at 2 p.m. for Sina Orthelia Monk Houtz, 89 who had been living in Kerrville, Texas. She died on Dec. 2, 1974 in Kerrville of natural causes. Mrs. Houtz wag .born in Mt. Pleasant on Mqrch 11, 1885 to Thomas Elijah and Sina Johansen McClenahan. She married Glen Monk on May 20, 1907 in Mt. Pleasant. He died in Dec. 1941. She married Mark Martin Houtz on Sept. 8, 1943. He died in Dec. 1965. She was educated in Mt. Pleasant schools and following her first marriage moved to Orem in 1929 until 1943 when she moved to Lindon. She later lived in Salt Lake City and has been in Kerrville since 1967, with a son. She was a member of the LDS Church. Survivors include five sons, and one step six step-son- s are Dalton daughter. Sons Texas, Monk, Fredericksburg, Waleter Monk; Kerrville; Affell Monk, Provo; LeMonye Monk, Rexburg, Idaho; James M. Opympia, Washington; step sons, Earl Houtz, Midway; Geroge Leroy Houtz, Harold Houtz, both of Salt Lake City, Max Houtz, Pleasant Grove; Eldon Houtz, Gardena, Calif., Don Houtz, Panama City, Flordia and one stepdaughter, Mrs. Martin (Edith) Dean of Salt Lake Ctiy. Friends may call at the Berg Monk, Mortuary 185 East Center Provo, Friday evening from 6 until 8 pm. and Saturday at the Grave site. Burial will Pleasant. The beaten body of a girl found Wednesday morning by a hiker near the Timpanogos Cave visitors Center has been identified as that of Laura Ann Aime, 17, Salem, Utah County. She was the daughter of Mr. be in the Mt. and Mrs. James Aime, Salem, and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Aime of Fair-vieLaura Ann was living in Fairview with her parents until this fall when they moved to Salem. Dr. Serge Moore, State said Medical Examiner, Thursday that Laura had been dead about one week before she was found by Raymond Ivins, 19, American Fork, part way down a North Sanpete . . . High-ligh- ts By Laraine Reynolds The North Sanpete Wrestling team will travel to North Sevier today for their first big match of the season. Starting time is 2:30 p.m. The school spirit is behind our wrestlers and were looking forward to an exciting year of wrestling. The basketball team will travel to St. George for a tournament on Friday and Saturday. The girls volleyball team, under the direction of Mrs. Dovey will enter the State Finals on Friday at one. They have done a fantastic job and have high hopes for the State Finals. The BYU ROTC Air Force musical group The Footprints will be at the high school to perform today at 9:10 a.m. The Seniors went to Snow College on Tuesday, Dec. for the Post High School Orienwith met tation. They representatives from several of the junior and senior colleges in the State. The Senior girls took the Betty Crocker Homemaking test on Tuesday, Dec. 3. A school winner will be selected and she will go on to compete for State and National Awards. Doors installed at junior high North Sanpete Jr. Highs old doors swing closed for the last time on Oct. 14. The next morning, Gerstner Specialties Inc. took out the long used old doors and installed new doors which cost the district about $1,000. After using the doors a little while, most of the students in NSJH think the new doors are a decided improvement in the appearance of the school. Carolyn Crisp We give advice by the bucket, but take it by the gram. Consult your friend on all things, espeically on those wich repect yourself His counsel may then be useful where your own self-lov- e might impair your judgement Card of Thanks sincere thanks and appreciation to all who were so kind and thoughtful at the time of the death of our husband, father and grandfther, Ray Brotherson. We are grateful for the food, flowers, cards, contributions, lovely luncheon and kind neighbors. Mrs. Ray Brotherson and family Our Cattlemen, woolgrowers to hold annual joint convention in SLC The second annual joint convention of the Utah Cattlemen's Association and Utah Wool Growers Association will be held in the Hotel, Utah in Salt Lake City on December The two-daconvention w ill be welcomed by Governor Calvin L. Rampton on Thursday morning, and addressed by Bill Siddoway, St. Anthony, Idaho, president of the National Growers, and George Spencer, Utah native, . y now National executive SnowSportsApparel fbr!975 vice-preside- of the American Cattlemens on Assoication, Denver, same morning the Peatured speakers will be include Lane Palmer, of the Farm Journal, from editor Bill Momer, Worland, Wyomingl a livestock feeder, and Cal Santare, of the Executive Western States Meat Packers Association, San Francisco A joining banquet and dance will be held on Friday evening Steve Gillmore and S L) liar mer, Salt Lake City, Utah Wool Growers and Utah Cattlemen, of respectively, are the event A number of Sanpete residents are expected to attend Pennsylvania, Fairview South Ward girls win presentation of the winning trophy for the Mt Pleasant A Stake Girls Volleyball Poians Sweater- n Stocking Stuffer or Main Gift - wJImup Panls Ore fashions Body warming, for snow sports and after the ride.. ..plus gloves, boots and the rest. Intermountain Tire 250 North 300 West, Mt. Pleasant 462-273- tour- nament was made to the Fair-vieSouth Ward team in their Sarament services Sunday. Making the presentation was Alice Stewart, Stake Specialist. 1 Christine Shelley, ward specialist accepted the award Linda Nielsen was the teams captain The South Ward won all their games to win first place The tournaments second place winner was Mt. Pleasant Fourth Ward with LaVonda Hanson as Coach Third place 427-919- 3 embankment ap- proximately three miles from the mouth of American Fork Officers believe, Canyon. however, that death came at some other place and that she was driven to the area where she was discovered. Laura suffered multiple head injuries, a fractured skull and strangulation. Found nude with a stocking around her throat, she had also been sexually assaulted. No clothing belonging to her was found near the scene. Members of the Aime family identified her after hearing reports of the muider. Sgt. Owen Quarnberg of the Utah County Sheriffs Office said the girls parents indicated she had been away from her home in Salem for about six weeks but had been living with friends in the Provo-Orearea. Her parents had seen her about two weeks prior to the slaying. Investigators thought at first the body was that of Debra Kent of Bountiful, missing since November 8, but ruled out that possibility after a preliminary examination of the body. The search continues for Debra. Capt. N.D. Hayward, chief Salt Lake County Sheriffs Detective Division, said the killer followed the method of operation of the Melissa Smith slayer. Miss Smith, 17, daughter of Midvale Police Chief Louis S. Smith, also was beaten and strangled. Her body was found Oct. 28 approximately two weeks after she had disappeared. Lawmen are also continuing to question a Murray girl and a Salt Lake County woman who reported they managed to abescape from a would-bduction. e Utah County Sheriff Mack-Holle- y has met with Capt. N.D. Hayward, Midvale Police Chief Louis S. Smith and Davis County Sheriffs deputies to correlate information concerning slayings. the The entire Leslie Shelley for family got together Thanksgiving dinner and picture-taking at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Shelley last Thursday. At this family celebration were Ronald and Shirley Shelley and their six children, Nileand Julie Peterson from Albuquerque and their four children, Mark and Louise Nuzman from Spanish Fork, Grant and Gayle Shelley from Mt. Pleasant and their four children, John and Lona Hardy from Mountain Home, Idaho, Bryan and Ruth Ann Shelley from Fairview and Christine who is living in Spanish Fork, making a total of 37 persons. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Cox spent a few days over Thanksgiving with their daughter, her husband and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lund, in Richfield. Mrs. Melba Cox enjoyed a visit over Thanksgiving from her son, the is Evidence strong that wife and family, Bishop his Smith and Aime slayings were and Betty Cox and their Bryant same the or by party parties. five Allan, Ryan, children, Capt. Hayward said officers are Kevin, JoAnna and LaDonna looking for a man about six feet 7 tall, weighing 180 pounds, well Spending the Thanksgiving groomed, dark hair, good week-enwith his parents, Mr. d a and looking sharp dresser. and Mrs. Blake Anderson, were They also are searching for a Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Anderson light colored Volkswagen, about from Provo. 1965 vintage, with rust spots. He Also visiting with his parents, said Davis County has already Mrs. Clyde Cox, over been searched thoroughly. Mr. and week-enwere Mr. and the long Sheriff Holley said no search is Cox. Kurt Mrs. planned for Utah County. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Roundy Funeral services were held and their family were visitors at Monday, Dec. 2, 1974 in the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fairview North LDS Ward Cunningham for the week-enChapel for Laura Ann Aime 17. they are from Payson. Laura Ann was born on August Gary and Janet Carlston and their two children visited with 21, 1957 in Provo to James J. and Shirlene Tottom Aime. She his mother, Mrs. Erma Carlston was a former student at North over the week-ena was School and Sanpete High The Young Marrieds group former member of the Laurel held their Thanksgiving Class in the Fairview North Ward. The family moved to dinner this week at the home of Ron and Kathy Giles. The Salem in the early fall. Laura of was fond table was very specially animals, especially horses and was active arranged with candles and in the riding club in Fairview. holiday decorations. A full course Thanksgiving dinner Survivors include her parents, was served to Linda and Salem, brother, John Fort, Lewis Washington; sisters, Ralph Bench, Bryan and Ruth Ann Shelley, Nancy and Kent Grove; Evelyn, Pleasant Michelle, Denna and Tommlyn Miner, George and Peggy all Salem; grandparents, Mr. Bench, Mona Lee and Larry and Mrs. J.M.Aime Fairview Seely, Rodney and Carol Fay and Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Tottom Anderson, Raymond and of Orem. Mary Nelson and Ron and Services were under the Kathy Giles. They had some direction of the bishopric with fun games after dinner and each enjoyed himself very Bishop Keith S. Hansen conmuch. ducting. Burial was in the Fairview Ralph Jones was recently released from the Provo LDS City Cemtery under the direction of the Ursenbach Funeral Hospital after undergoing a hip Home. operation He is home now on crutches. A woman's life is a history of Jessica Seely, daughter of Mr. the affections. and Mrs. Larry Seely, un d derwent a heart operation in Salt Lake two weeks ago. She is now home and doing very well. A project around the South Ward building was held last Friday and many young people and leaders of the AP-Ywere around to help rake and gather the leaves. However, there are still more leaves to be gathered and another project for Monday evening is scheduled. leaf-rakin- g Maud Harley entertained the Peterson Cousins Club on Monday. A Thanksgiving luncheon was served to Ellen Tucker, Elsie Christensen, Isabell Beil (All were happy to have her present after a Dorcus illness), long Erickson, Arminta Clement, May Miner, I la Jensen, Elizabeth Peterson of Spring City, Lettie Peterson, Mt. Pleasant and as special guest, Edda Graham. They all enjoyed visiting and sewing. Maud Harley entertained the Peterson Cousins Club on Monday. A Thanksgiving luncheon was served to Ellen Tucker, Elsie Christensen, Isabell Bell (All were happy to have her present after a Dorcus illness), long Erickson, Arminta Clement, May Miner, Ua Jensen, Elizabeth Peterson of Spring City, Lettie Peterson, Mt. Pleasant and as special guest, Edda Graham. They all enjoyed visiting and sewing. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Terry of Roy spent a few days with Mrs. Terrys mother, Ila Jensen, last week In Fairview South Ward on Ann Ruth Shelley and Sunday Victoria Collard were released and Jr. Sunday from the AP-YLorraine School respectively. Cunningham was sustained as Jr. Sunday School chorister and Rena Eicker as Mia Maid adDavid visor in the AP-YJames Anderson and William Randall Cunningham were both baptized into the church on Saturday evening, in cold water, and confirmed. Young Marrieds from Fair-vieSouth Ward held a fireside at the home of Linda and Ralph Bench on Sunday evening. Ralph gave the lesson which was called Small Acts of Kindness by President Spencer W. Kimball and taken from the Ensign magazine. The group discussed the Christmas party and enjoyed refreshments. The giant panda weighs over and eats bamboo 10 to 300 pounds 12 hours a day. SPECIAL MESSAGE: t y taw UDeeira mm md y Q, m lie Meratoie iQ on Friday volleyball tourney, gain trophy Two JANET GWILLIAM 7 and Polaris FAIRVIEW teen-age- d Good Luck! Jorgensen 24, 1955. Fairview couple's grandduaghter found dead in Am. Fork canyon Fairview native, Gravside rites Larsen He spent his childhood in Mt Pleasant and then moved to Salt Lake City when he was 20 years old He married Jossie Dickerson in 1910. They were divorced. He married Alice Katon 1913, they were divorced. He remarried Jossie Dicjerson Bushman in 1932. She died in 1954 He married Maida Hansen on June Doyle Matilda Peterson, went, Spring City with Barbara Strate, coach, Fairview North took Fourth Place Eddy Jean Coates was their coach, fifth place went to Mt Pleasant First coached by Beth Allred and sixth place went to Mt. Pleasant second coached by Rinda Rosenlund The Mt Pleasant First Ward had the most girls participating, having an average of fifteen girls playing The games were played at the high school gym and in the Spring City Elementary gym o We know many of our customers have tried to call us during the past several days for a clarification of their electric bill. And frankly, the calls have been so heavy at times that many of you have not gotten through to us. Were working hard to provide you with answers to your questions. Until weve had time to answer you, we ask )our understanding. Please, be patient. Since you're a Utah Power customer, we want you to understand your electric bill. 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