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Show Thursday, December 25, Page 4 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, 1975 . Pope Speaks to Youth In Christmas Message CITY (LTD -PVI said in his Paul ope Christmas Day message today to the world that modern youth, devastated by the emptiness of world, are a materialistic turning to Christ. VATICAN The pontiff, speaking from the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica, said "unforeseen and yet predestined" persons were hearing the words of the Gospel. "They are you, young people, in whose generation is unmasked, almost with subversive ded you," the Pope said, pre "the Oenerations that inoculated you with the insanity of war for power, of materialism as the only justice, of pleasure as a confused attitude toward the higher duties and destinies of life." The Pope said "the emptiness, young people, has devastated you, and an intimate and powerful longing has brought you back, almost unconsciously, to the sphere of an invitation that cannot be rejected 'come to me, all you who are weary and find life burdensome, and I will refresh : impetus, the exposure of the specious, at least insufficient, wisdom of the generations that you'." The Vatican estimated about persons gathered in St. Peter's Square on a bright, crisp Christmas noon to hear 90,000 the Pope's traditional message to Rome and the world. The pontiff celebrated mass inside the basilica before more than 30,000 persons, then climbed to the main balcony overlooking the cobblestone square to deliver the message. "... May God grant for today's youth and for all of us ... that the fruit of the Holy Year will be the acceptance of this word that is the expression of an endless blessed Christ-mas.- " the Pope concluded. Security Precautions Mar Christmas in Argentina BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (UPI) Tight security precautions were in effect this Christmas Day in the wake of a leftist guerrilla attack on an Reports said most of the s and guerrillas were "there were a lot of girls. teen-ager- Isabel Peron President called a special cabinet Eve at Argentine army arsenal near meeting Christmas of the Buenos Aires in which more which commanders than 100 persons were reported army, navy and air force killed. on the guerrilla reported It was the bloodiest battle in fighting. All the cabinet five years of guerrilla war. ministers submitted their Fire Rips Two Studios Of Popular TV Series wo security guard James Velthuis. Officials said by the time firefighting units arrived, the flames were through the ceiling and were spreading rapidly, causing a wall to collapse and foot the roof of the building to cave in. The building was used for a Christmas party Wednesday. The blaze occurred adjacent to another set that was damaged by a fire in May, 1974. That blaze, which caused $1 million damage, was started by a hot stage light that fell onto a stage prop during the filming of a children's show. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Tsound studios used to film the television shows "Barnaby Jones" and "Cannon" were gutted by a fire that caused an estimated $2 million damage at Samuel Goldwyn Studios early today. The blaze broke out at 3:10 a.m. PST and was contained an hour later by 20 county fire units, 12 city fire engines and a helicopter. firemen were investigating the cause of the blaze. There were no injuries. The blaze was discovered by Obituaries Alfred P. Naegelin Charles Seegmiller CARBONDALE, raveside services Colo. will Pratt He Seegmiller. married Helen Bowman on July 21, 1931 in Salt Lake City. They later divorced. He was an electrician, veteran of World War II and member of the LDS Church Survivors include one son and three daughters, Vaughn A. Seegmiller, Santa Rosa, Mrs. Alan (Olda) Calif.; Munson, Tropic, Garfield County; Kristie Seegmiller and Lori Seegmiller, both of Ada . Phoenix, Ariz.; nine four brothers and three sisters, Wan Seegmiller, California; Pratt Seegmiller, Marysvale, Sevier County; Sailor Seegmiller, and Mrs. Carl (Lorna) Robins, both of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Rulon (Zona Wood), Cedar City; Mrs. Chet (Jenore) Whitelaw, St. George, and Barth Seegmiller of Provo. grandchildren; I Bere 1 Mortuary services 373-184- 1 Provo Wallace Guy Grange Funeral services will be conducted Saturday 1 P M at the 13th LDS. ward Chapel 945 East 700 North Friends may call at the Berg Mortuary of Tiuvo Friday 6 to 8 PM and at the Ward chapel Saturday prior to services. Interment pending. Orem Charles George Funeral mass will be conducted Saturday 10 A.M. at the St. Francis Church 172 No. 500 West Provo. Friends may call at the Berg Mortuary of Orem State Fri. 6 to 8 where Rosary will be recited at 7 P.M. Interment Orem City Cemetery. 500 No. SALT -G- be Saturday at 3 p.m., in Kanab for Charles City Cemetery Raymond Seegmiller, 53, who died Sunday, December 21, 1975 near Carbondale of a heart attack while driving. He was a brother to Garth Seegmiller of Provo. He was bom June 13, 1922 in Kanab to William West and uneral LAKE CITY -F- will be Saturday noon at the Edgehill First LDS Ward Chapel for Alfred Paul Naegelin, 72, who died of an aneurysm in a Salt Lake ' Hospital on Wednesday, Dec. 23, 1975. He was born July 7, 1903 in American Fork, to Ariste Emil and Lydia Maurer Naegelin. He married Julia Evelyn Worthen on June 5, 1928, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He was general manager of Vogue Cleaning and Shirt Laundry and former president of the Salt Lake Cleaners Association. Survivors include his widow and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at 260 E. South Temple on Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday at the ward chapel one hour before service. Burial will be in Salt Lake City Cemetery. Otto F. Anderson resignations at the meeting, but Mrs. Peron rejected the action, according to the government news agency Telam. "We are at war," Mrs. Peron told labor leaders who went to the presidential palace to pay their Christmas respects. "I am absolutely certain that we shall triumph over subversion, despite all the vicissitudes that lie in our path." The security forces beat back the attack on the arsenal in Monte Chingolo, just 16 miles south of Buenos Aires, sealed escape routes and hunted down the raiders trying to flee. The Argentine news agency Noticias Argentinas quoted one arsenal soldier as saying most of the guerrillas "were 16 or 17 years old and there were a lot of girls." The agency quoted another soldier as saying, "The fighting went on all night because a lot of (the guerrillas) hid and were found later by the patrols. None of those that came in here left alive." The army gave no death toll for the fighting, which lasted for 12 hours. sporadically Military sources said around 85 guerrillas were killed at least 50 in the battles during the night and 35 more during the mop-u- p operations at dawn. The army gave only the names of six soldiers killed in the battle. Police sources said 10 other persons died, including police and some civilians caught in the crossfire. Florence Johnson BOUNTIFUL -F- uneral will be Saturday at the Bountiful 29th LDS Ward Chapel for Florence Alice Crane Johnson, died who 55, Tuesday, December 23, 1975, in an automobile accident. Survivors include her parents of Nephi. She was born June 4, 1920 in Bennington, Ida., to Heber Cyrus and Fern Riches Crane. She married Dean Francis Johnson on April 18, 1946 in the Manti LDS Temple. She is survived by her husband; two sons and four daughters. Richard C. Johnson, LDS mission in Munich, Germany; Robert C. Johnson, Becky Alice Johnson, Barbara Ann Johnson and Peggy Lee Johnson, all of Bountiful; Mrs. Craig M. (Mary Dean) Quist. Salt Lake City; two brothers and one sister, James II. Crane and Mrs. Claron Betty i Bailey, both of Salt Lake City; George T. Crane, Tooele. Friends may call Friday from 6 to 8 p.m at 260 E. South Temple, and at the chapel Saturday prior to services. Burial will be in Suaset Lawn Memorial Park. ( VENICE. Sevier County -Funeral will be Saturday at p.m., in the Venice LDS Ward Chapel for Otto Fredrick Anderson. 85. who died Wednesday. Dec. 24. 1975, in a Salt Lake hospital of causes incident to age. Survivors include some Utah County residents. He was born Nov. 21, 1890 in South Cottonwood, Salt Lake County, to Fredrick and Lea Henrietta Charlotte Meyer Anderson. He married Vera Bell Christensen on Nov. 1, 1916 in the Manti LDS Temple. She died April 1,1963. Survivors include six sons Velma and two daughters, W. Christensen, Springville; Gordon Provo; Anderson, Maurine Bulick, Granger, Harding Anderson, Layton. Kendcn O. Anderson, Hereford, Tex.; Robert D. Anderson, Midvale; Sterling B. Anderson, Clearfield, and James F. Anderson, Marysvale, Sevier 30 County; grandchildren; several great grandchildren; one brother and a sister, Dan L. Anderson, Salt Lake City; Rose Hyke, Midvale. Friends may call Friday from 7 to 9 p.m.. at Magleby Mortuary in Richfield, and Saturday at the chapel before services. Burial will be in Richfield City Cemetery. 1 Marion E. Wilcock ELSINORE, Sevier County Funeral will be Saturday at 11 a.m., in Springer Funeral Home in Richfield for Marion Eyre Wilcock. 68, who died Dec. 23. 1975. in a Tuesday. Nephi nursing home after a long illness He was born Oct 25. 1907 in Cowley. Wyo.; to Samuel R. and Francettie Eyre Wilcock. He married Katherme Lynch She died. He married Vera Hinke. They later divorced. He married Mary Marian James. He was a retired Hill AFB employee and veteran of World War II. Survivors include his widow; three brothers and one sister, Samuel L. Wilcock and Glen E. both of Cowley; Wilcock, Vernal E. Wilcock, Salt L"ke City, and Mrs. Neff H (Elizabeth) Tippets. Orem. Friends may call Saturday before service. Burial will be in Parowan, Cemetery. Iron County, Hixson Home Takp Top Lighting Honors The Ralph Hixson home at 995 W. 300 N., Provo, is the first place winner in the Provo Jaycees Christmas Lighting Contest. Other placings included the Elmer Christensen home at 1578 N. Oak Lane, second; Jim Ogren home at 1160 N. 850 W., third, and honorable mentions Virgil Camp at 850 N. 1100 E and J. Bruce Clark at 710 S. 500 families participated in the competition. He commended participants for the hours of work that went into each home's display. Mr. Walker said that eight Jaycees were judges and drove to the various contestants homes with their families. Family reaction to the entry was included on the evaluation. The three place winners each W. received Mark Walker, a director for the Jaycees, said about 20 recognition of their outstanding displays, Mr. Walker added. a in plaque commonsense simple, precautions." As a first step in avoiding these winter driving accidents and traffic tie - ups, he urged motorists to get their cars ready for winter weather. "Half the battle is won when your car is in first - class mechanical condition, especially those items that directly affect traction and visibility, such as brakes, tires, lights, defroster and windshield wipers. "For better traction when pavements are slippery, good tires with good treads are the first essential. Snow tires are helpful for pulling through deep snow and studded snow tires (where permitted) are still better because of the added traction they provide on icy pavements. For severe snow and ice conditions, however, reinforced tire chains are far more effective. Carry them in your trunk and be prepared to use them in deep snow and glare ice," Mr. Baker advised. Utah Obituaries 700 Families (Continued From Page 1) tion as sponsors of families who themselves were "worse off" than some of those receiving Sab - for Santa aid. He the reported experience brought tears to the eyes of many of the 60 Elks investigators directly responsible for distributing Christmas gifts to the needy families. Gratitude for the gifts has been overwhelming, Mr. Lankford said. One mother called him twice in one day and insisted on personally thanking him for her family's Christmas. Interestingly, a few of northern Utah as a weak little storm surprised the forecasters and dropped one to three inches along the Wasatch Front. Most of the eastern and southrn portions of the state were dry. The southern portion of the state was about the only area in Utah to see the sun on the day before Christmas, while the rest of the state was under partly cloudy to cloudy skies. A thick Family To combat the other added hazard of winter driving Services the safety poor visibility official urged drivers to clear snow and ice from all windows, not only the windshield. "Good visibility to the side and rear is essential in today's heavy traffic," he said. "Make sure your defroster is functioning properly, replace streaking windshield wiper blades, and check to see that your windshield washers have an ample supply of anti - freeze solution. "Most important of all," he concluded, "check your winter driving habits. Reduce your speed, follow other cars at a greater than normal distance and signal your intentions to other traffic well in advance of turning, slowing or changing lanes. Remember that other drivers may not be able to see and maneuver quickly enough to avoid an accident. Statistics BORN' AT ITAH VALLEY HOSPITAL Dec. 24: Boy to Gerhard and Sherv Lvne Ruf. 527 N. 200 E.. Orem Girl to Brian and Keri Dean Dees, 224 Garden I'ark Dr , Orem. Girl to Jesus and Yolanda Guillermo Martinez, 340 W. 920 S. No. 120, Provo. Hoy to James and Rosemary Kuhni Huffman, 413 E. 900 N Orem'. Boy to Edwin and Diane Clark Brown. 957 W. 100 S Provo Boy to Alan and Clla Handholm. Melby. 1223 Aspen Ave., Provo Girl to Richard and Shelly White Holiday. 740 S 600 W . Provo Boy to Allen and Campbell Blevins, 5A 255 W'vmount Terrace, Provo Hoy to Stanley and Linda Searle Walker 1046 N 2D E American Fork Sub - for -- Basin, the highs Wednesday reached only into the upper 20s, while in the sunny south 50s were not uncommon. St. George was the warm spot in Utah Wednesday with a 57, and Bullfrog Basin reported a 52. In Vernal it was a began in the mid - forties as a project of The Daily Herald and the Provo Firemen. Viet Family Finds Yule it In U.S. Warm SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO Peace and goodwill (UPI) abound in the mound of Christmas gifts around the holiday tree of former Vietnamese chicken farmer Van Bau Pham. Some aren't wrapped, such as the housing provided on the grounds of a local high school, or the volunteer tutoring to help family members learn English and land a job. And one present being shared by the 30 members of the Pham clan, which consists of five families, is a Christmas baptism of the first Pham child bom in the United States Mary Ann. Catholic parish on the Serra High School campus where Van Pham lives in a modest apartment has donated furniture, a tree, and "all sorts of gifts." Nearby Aragon High School students suddenly arrived a few days ago with eight automobile loads of food that was gathered in a school food drive. The entire Pham family was scattered war-torthroughout Vietnam a year ago. (Continued From Page common phenomenon," Donnelly said. the Saturday Ua in 14m) S Park JesseB. Slay ion. 68 died Saturday, funeral Saturday I p m 105.1 Kmerson Ave Thomas ('. Carlson 3" died Tuesday, funeral Saturday noon 65iK) S Redwood Road llrrnialinr Allendorl, 62, died Tuesday, funeral mass pending Robert L. Hood. 58. died Monday, funeral Saturday noon. 36 K 7th South Harold V. Weils. 74 died Tuesday, 36 F. 7th funeral Saturday 10 a m South Andrea Vajern. infant, died Wednesday, graveside services Saturday 10 a m Tavlorsville Cemetery kumakichi Fndow 91. iXiDKN died Tuesday, funeral Monday 1pm, l.induuist Colonial Chapel KAYSVII.I.F. Zelia VI Hrslc.p 80 died Tuesday funeral Saturday. 10 a m Kavsville LDS Stake Center st I, HAM. hit - Hcmard (. YSoodbury 66 died Tuesday, funeral Saturday II a tn 4300 S Redwood Koad TDUF.LF. - F.lta P. Smith 61 died funeral Monday 10 a m Tuesd t T.xiele 5th 8th LDS Ward Chapel WILI.ARD. lion Kliler County II. laltur Dial 69. died Tuesday, funeral I Willard DS Ward 1st Saturday 1pm. Chapel - - - s program as Utah Pioneers; Christmas holiday has become commercial. But she said it's still the best time of the year for her because "the family is all together." "I do think the commercialism is too bad," she said, "but it can be good for the stores. " Argentina has signed a deal to sell neighboring Paraguay 75.000 tons of wheat and 25,000 tons of flour at international prices during , shopping Wednesday and admitted the 1976. CASES Peterson, national chaplain of the Mormon Battalion; Bert Snow, commander of the Ixhi chapter of the American Legion; Betty Fowler, chairman of the Lehi Bicentennial Committee; Arnold Pope of the Lehi LDS Stake; and William Miller of the Ixhi North LDS Stake. l that Virgil middle-aged- Christmas is a reminder that life isn't what it was when the family unit was closer and people were less mobile. We are materialistic now but when people had less, they were happier with less." President and Mrs. Ford spent Christmas in Vail, Colo. Mrs. Ford did her ATTACHE; scheduled for Jan. 3 in Salt Like City, but will have some nxtdifications. Mayor Evan Colledge will administer the oath of office to the incoming city councilmen and J. B. Cooper, a state representative from Ixhi, will read the proclamation of statehood delivered at the original celebration. The festivities will be led by Veron Curtis, first vice president of the Sons of the Monday. 0 Statehood Day Activity same The forecast calls for continued cloudy to partly cloudy weather through Friday, with patchy night and morning fog and little temperature change. Highs will be mostly in the 30s and low 40s, with overnight lows in the 20s in the west to the teens in the east. For the weekend, the National Weather Service says some light snow may develope Saturday and Sunday, with clearing and cooler wpalher for n Lehi Residents Ready LEW Residents here will perform a reenactmen of the Statehoou Day original celebration as a special Bicentennial activity on Jan. 6. A gun salute by the American legion and a musical prelude by the Ixhi High School Band will begin the activity at the Ixhi High School at 6:30 p.m. The Ixhi Silver Band and the Hilo's, a women's singing group will also perform. The celebration will follow the 1) after drinking local wines and liquors to ward off the cold night air. Pope Paul VI proclaimed Christ "the beginning and the end" in closing the holy door at St. Peter's Basilica at Vatican City. It ended a holy year that saw more than eight million pilgrims visit Rome. In Beirut, Lebanon, a wave of bombings, kidnapings and street killings terrorized the city with Lebanese spending Christmas Eve locked behind doors and huddled in basements. Dr. John Donnelly of the Institute of Living in Hartford, Conn., said many persons are depressed on Christmas. "It's a - SALT LAKE CITY C.lenn M. Karl. 6.1 died Tuesday, funeral Saturday noon HSW Yale Ave Rulh J Thomas. 75. died Tuesday, funeral Saturday p m 3t K 7th South Sarah I.. Slatier. Kl. died Tuesday, funeral Saturday, I pin 721 12lil) Kast Krminnie I.. Rieh. 77. died Wednesday, funeral Monday James ntxin, 260 K South Temple Tsakakis. 80, died Tuesday, funeral 2 Kridav pm, 5X15 Highland Drive Maud R. Keck 643 died Wednesday funeral Monday noon. 574 K 1st South Kmma S. Slayner 81 died Tuesday, funeral Kriday noon. 476(1 S State Ruberl Walton. 6.1 died Dec 12. II am. CMvrsidc services Friday Katie T. linden City Cemetery Kvershed 88 died Wednesday funeral noon, Christians Mark Birth of Christ In Bethlehem, some visitors at the birthplace of Jesus were happy, some a little moreso "For 24 Wednesday afterwhile Roosevelt's two during the morning was the coldest reading. A surface high pressure area centered over western Utah continues to be the dominating feature of the weather for the entire Intermountain region. But a weak cold front is moving inland across the Pacific Northwest and will probably spread light amounts of precipitation into northwest-eUtah during Christmas chilly Day. of low clouds andkrr. But in the Uinta Santa program, which A layer were over all of northern Utah except for the Uinta Basin keeping temperatures about seasonal, with midafternoon eadings mostly in the upper 30s assistance. The Utah Division of spearheaded the Christmas Hits Northern Utah A White By United Press International A feathery blanket of white fell on Christmas over most of -- the recipient families complained as to the quantity or quality of Utah Traffic Hazards Continue for Holidays traffic, slippery Holiday pavements and poor visibility pose a triple threat to Utah motorists, according to Linn C. Baker, president of the Utah Safety Council. "It is unfortunate and often tragic that increased auto travel during the holiday season so often coincides with our first winter storms," said Mr. Baker. "Even worse, most winter driving accidents are so needless; they could have been avoided by taking a few, plaque for their efforts in shaping the lights and ornaments into stars, wreaths, candy canes and other displays. It is owned by the Ralph Hixson family, at 995 W. 300 N. Eight Jaycees and their families were judges for the contest. The Hixons received a THIS PROVO HOME is the first place winner in the annual Provo Jaycees Christmas Lighting Contest in which about 20 homes were entered. n fur? m (Doff EXCEPT SAMSOHITE UTAH 73-24- ROHBOCK SONS FLORAL 1042 S. Slate, Orem 30 225-952- 9 489-746- 9 OFFICE SUPPLY 69 East Center, Provo 748 South State St., Orem 191 South Main, Springville |