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Show Abe Alarlin yeusofRpcord Licnit Ktctntn pnr motor Operating ) a Teacher Helps Build Future for Navajo Children rials thcv heard on television, Miss Neil explained Nrme Negro Muaenis use pioianny legalarly because of their frustration. In Ins attempt to better himself, getting out of the gnettos and finding better employment, he becomes frustrated and uses profanity as an outlet, according to Miss Neal. "At times in the classioom, the Negio student displays an accelerated impatience and questions normal approaches to problem, Miss Neal said Parental respect is found in the Negro community homes and the mother usually leads out with handling family matters and finances. F , SAVE ON SAVE ON SAVE ON - - - GUNS, GOLF CLUBS, SKIS, KNIVES, BOWS 3 Notables GUITARS, CLARINETS, TRUMPETS, DRUMS, AMPS CAMERAS, TOOLS, SEWING MACHINES, TYPEWRITERS Times Film Feature al Earth Day COMPLETE STORE LIQUIDATION PERMIT NO. 1654 ACT now! DON'T MISS THIS .jT-- r, , JP m & ir;. r itcgfivin.'lflr UNREDEEMED o-U- B DIAMONDS, WATCHES, SILVERWARE AQSO White Gold Diamond Riag Our Reg. 79.59 Mud's 11 Oth Carat Madera Our Reg. $375 Dinner Ring, Nearly Exquisite ladies' Our Reg. 52.95 Bridal Ensemble, White Gold, 7 Diamonds Man's 4- - If 17-J- . 21-J- . RR 32S0 9 2950 Site Pocket Watch Buy ug00 32 Pc. Nobility Sileerplate in Wood Chest HUNDREDS OF ITEMS KOI LISTED HERE ... ALL SACRIFICED LIMITED QUANTITIES AT THESE PRICES (i CStof ALL SALES FINAL NO EXCHANGES NO REFUNDS .1 rT re Mrs. von Schmidt. Moss to Speak assembly in tno sections is planned from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. Sen. Hill Frank E. Moss, be keynote speaker. Other guests h ill be Gene Schreiber, ammal curator. Hogle Zoo, and Calvin D. Wilson, director, Tracy Aviary. Mr. Schreidiscu-- s ber Hill animals threatened Hith extinction and Mr. Wilson will display a rare bald eagle. A main hall at Olympus h ill be the setting for a five-papresentation on ecology preby the New York pared Times. The film strip, records, displays and teachers manuals are being previewed for the frst time anyuheie, Mrs. von Schmidt said. School photography i la vs members al-- o have been taking environmental photos which some from the air NO PHONE ORDERS BANK CARDS ACCEPTED be on display. Students also will piepare projects and experiments depicting problems of an and watr pollution w b rii'meutu- mm i Imported - n Ortg. Over $400 PIECE DRUM SET "USED" Bv Rear! like Now Audiemotic TAPE RECORDER GO9 Three simultaneous panel discussions will be presented at 1 p ni. on the chemistry of pollution, human and animal and life, and beautification conseivation. Blaze Delrovs Storage c Area Fire destroyed a second floor storage area at Bob's Motel. 534 N. 2nd West, bqj fire fighters quelled the blaze before it reached any of the units. The alarm was received by the lire department about 10 p m. Sundaj Bdtallion chef David A. Bariett estim.tied damage to the room a.t d ontcnls at ()00. Otigm of the blaze was not known, but Chief Barrett said it mu- -t have buined unioticed for seme time because most of the floor was Qestroved. v case ufdi 44 6a o Aug K R3i?I 40 Hannan . ar e a rrmona iv arr eo hvd Le 4 Fern H It"1 Sept LDS Sa i Lane Tennoie bne d ev Sept 22 lyj Retire former For mer City Courl rr on Direvtor Holmes Cree 41 444 E t ;'AS Losn Du.l - Provo Crash i PROVO (AP) Two persons ver listed in fair condition Sunday at the Utah Valley LDS Hospital following an early morning collision involving a Provo city policeman en toute to investigate a burgla- ry report. octuired at shortly after Z a.m. when Officer Robert Dyer was driving to the scene of a reported burglary. Dyer was treated for a tw isted leg and released The driver of the other vehicle was Saleem Fahmawi, 24, Ruseifa, Jordan, a student at Biigham Young University. Fahmawi suffered facial lacerations and was admitted to the hospital. Suffering a skull fracture in the accident was Roseline Robm, 27, reported by hospital officials to be from France. Miss Robin was a passenger in Fahmawis car. Two other passengers in Fahmawi's car were treated and released: Chantal Greze, Wen Cleimond Ferrand, France, and Claudine Chau-vi22, Clichv, France. Ep!oMn Dump Two explosive gelatin dated I960, ueie charges, transported for disposal from 38 Grove Avenue (1910 South) Saturday by Salt Lake City fhe cnarges were police. found in an abandoned truck. -- S.L. Police Docket Comolamts with Salt registered Lake Ctv Police durtna the 24 hour oenod ending at t m, Sunday include i Assault, Battery lOQ S Mam St , woman struck on head suspect sought woman threatened East With knife complaint pending 629 4th East woman in struck face suspect souant. 657 Cotwcv Cl. women sruck, complaint pending Burglaries 1260 W Bovd Marti.. Co North Temple mmibikes, 5850 318 H St . ladder S20 733 Genessee Ave , stolen prooerty Unknown ' Stolen Vehicles 350 W 7th North brown 1961 Chevrolet station wagon 823 N IDh West, turquoise 1956 Chevrolet 1013 Blame Ave, brown 1959 Chevrolet 469 Colorado St white 19d2 Buick 1300 E. 21st South, red 1968 Ford two susoeers Bronco, recovered, sought Thefts 2nd South and 3rd East, pjrse S35 grabbed Beck Street Motet, 1728 N. Beck St pillow $4 175 Canyon Rd , yard lamp, S65 Sears, Roebuck and Co 8th South and State streets pants, $7 juvenile arrested 1260 Montgomery St bicycle S80 North West and 3rd Temple, bicvcle 530 Grand Central 9th South and State S2 50 stick streets cosmetic girl arrested W 816 camera, South, 2nd S89 Vandalism 4th South window Sj5, South, window, 55. tuve-mi- e apprehended 137 11th East, ar convertible too slashed, $75 1236 W 1252 W 4th h0 , purse, W $75 E North Temple suitcase, $160 stereo Capitol St S 12th West battery, generabe'ts baterv recovered 465 J St parka gloves $40 39 S Wolcott, stereo tapes, $110 1774 Lcgan Ave, four tires and wheels $100 1097 E 2nd South, stereo camera, 690 1131 tor $0,1)11 Glendale Dr, battery with Salt registered Compia Lake Countv Snerit s office dur ng tne period ending at 9 a m Sungav mc'uded nt$ Assault, Battery North Temoie woman cut suspect sought 6000 W th glass W Burglaries American Eas $100 2b65 tors, West, seven car radia- Stolen Accord Co ud70 international lumber 941 T Thefts trail South homemade Brocbank bicvde Dr Cotionwcod Mail, The Cha nery mming suit $22, curl apprenerdS State St, Flemsh rabb.ts, 0685 Uf C Penney s 4945 Highland Dr. two 76, g ns arresied $i records 5alt Lake Aufo Wrecking, radi- sw ator $26a 4135 bhanna 38)0 W 300 bicvcle $35 Soutn, 5u0 gallons of Three gasoline during last month su beets sour 7439 Coventry Wav, lawnn ower en0 gine (66 Cutler Rd , feicvde, $45 2200 Evergreen Park Evergreen Ave , two ourses $51 793 E 285 South tool bones, $55 soda vending ma-C- h 4i6.j0ii m $250 tools. $433 781 E 2910 South 499 W o4b Soutn, gasoline. $4 2761 Ware Wav Dr , fncvcie. $14 wme v b i i e tn wCvd cj jO Vmc ej ptQur's vae $40 enu re $80 448 W -- 6j0 South rau o, Sou h, aircraft M3 E fat $ f rr r ten 'h k Or, winc-wEj t, fence cu 22? Lnco!n frem car Ilmm-re- L"1 , Hi? Chryroe 16741 shin-- s nirrCwS pried Mulrn brothers, Lilas Conley i1" Cary Jlonroe French T&tn. children, Clark J. James - ueeueu Marriage Licenses Herman Bajles Salt Lake County Jensen Mary f tediT f2 r, News of Record Kendall Beck Births LDS Hospital ht. Marks Hospital Valley West Hospital s Marriage rite Co t Je Lotts Smith, j V caie i K ams, 4 34 E Kerman, i,r,sw' E ko, 23 Ann Wrathalt 46 Salt Lek Whioole, 50 Salt Lakr y p m in the Lark n Chm' ?n r SnLth Tm-- n n're friends may ran" Monday 6 1 pm and Tuesday one Johnson, 37, Bru 'vnmo ncur rnor fo erviccs Burial Salt La e City C- - r tery Funeral direc- Cf.arles Arthur S enme'L A fw n k Lark Mortuary Fa NEELEY Funeral services foe 33, uan,wi Fa France Davison, Ann Ricks Ne!ey y II be h d id,no Aronda, Dam in the Lark n M F h ary fto South Ten n e Wi ham Lane Querbach, 27, Lan Frinrls may call at th mortiary Ca ca Sjndev from 6 lo and nv Myrrte Snow, 41, Salt lake. buy hour l or o servues. Orvm A Swair, 31 LePo nt U ah In ern-- n Si f Lake C tv Cernei'v Funeral 0, rectors. Lark g Mortuav- Barbara Joan Dyre, 26 Provo vAwrtuir Dugv av, id die Jaauelyn sa neau n ncy t Kiogwav, n Le c Herbert Louis Halt, t3 Salt Lae Mary R Smith, 4) Suit Late James Melvm Flannery, 37 We s er Id ho Donna Mae Washman, 31 Ontario Lew Uv,on hid Tuis.r tj U i0t (c j rv jjy J TV emblems PiCkuP ? rtaiohtar Robert Hdl Jr Blame Ramson, 40 Edna Kav OGDEN Murray, Mrs Bvrcn 129 W Rav, died April 17 at fi(Mary Lou) Davis, Maona, Mrs. Keeie, Hunter, Ogden hospital of a heart a Imentto chrts Ilia Jean) loano 8 1924 Preston Born Sept dauonters Ed, step H all and loa Ellis Railison Mar (Jor) Cindy McReynoids, rs iBiaketta) ned Kathy HenrtKuen Mav 12 1944 Ashtay Richard Willis Hill, 32, 117 S 1100 Frovo Navy veteran W V 11 Former yiurrayf Lave City 2 aranocnij. jai Deon Ccy, ooth Clearfeid uearttetd a Nava Suppv lemotoyee Ephraim Funeral Wednesday nszon, Cenie LDS F rsi Ward C;ap aley 5 Main. Friends call MO S. Lounge, 196 Member Arrsr el Jimmy Wayne Hyde, 21, Bell, Cathy sLeo Eaaies ion Lodqe, Bor 'state ican Cal f pm, chacel S Tuesday one hour prior to Will am McClellan 26 Owners Assn , Mound Fort Second vVednesday Ingram, sons wife, Gardens of Wa.d. Survivors Memorial jVtCes Burial 529 25th M Ogden y Brent the Valiev. Blame David Michael Johnson, 20, Milp- daughters, La-rNancy Mrs Caro Zundi1, Mrs Dan itas Caul Onden, Ronald, US Robert K0'0,as,(, Li 281 S. State, tKathy) O Neal, Navy, Long Beach Caltf , Mrs J Lee (Lynn) Wolverton, Ft Riley, 'aLjHarold Eugene Lareau, 43, Denvf ,"8""grakdchild'ren. parents CoLVvS56 Fork'dApnl David S. Leeds, 21, 433 P O. Box, Ogden; sisters, Mrs Glen (Beth) pt'V5on nalutv H.IIAFB. a,avk0nrnC Ncvhospital Blue, LoviSchiffm.n Mrs Carv lJoan) 26 1913, 11 Bertha Gates Lopez, 21, Towaoc, Ogden Funeral Tuesday E and Annie W o, to Lemmie ell, Oaaen Ellen Warren Three! Married Leon Colo of Flowrs Mortuarv, Chapl Alton Lloyd Mateika, 57. 2458 C wnere friends call Monday, 7 9pm ard Heap Cowley June 6 1940 Salt Ave .Ogden Tuesday prtor to services. Entomb-- Lake LDS Temple He died May 29, ent Aultorest Memoriol Mausole- 1953 a tended University ot Wvominq, Eugene Fred Monson, 31, Gunnium, Ooden son Colo Colleoe. 5tate Montana Eastern Maurice Leon Koskeliey 51, 790 E Graduate Brigham Young Univer700 South Centerville sity Served Great Lakes LDS misMember NEA, Teachei sion Gary Lee Sorensen, 25, 2250 Mon TUCSON ARIZ Cary Monroe Wyoming Education Assn Survivors, David L, Provo; naiura cau-e- s his sen, dauohter 28 9720 Ga. no, j6h0m of C Emmett, Mrs Lyle (iVarilyn) oogMr' Dr , Sandy Born April 12, 1894, Salt Lake City Payson, Mrs David (Francess) WhiRefusal to submit tehead Salt Lake City, 4 grandchildjto Arthur C and Minnie Marlin to o chemical test Married Ivv Powell, Dec ren brothers, s sters French Robert E , one tear 17, 1915, Salt Lake City, divorced Edward B , both California, Lem10 Certha Cahoon, SeDt Ken Ivo Carlos Archuleta, 36 922 ath Married Wvo Joseoh, Ralston, mie, 1942 Salt Lake City. Tool and die neth Anz , Mrs Sherman (Ethel) East Salt Lake Utah former Copper Boven, Spanish ork Mrs Larrv E. Laymen Allan Hunt, 31 ' 790 E idesiqner, employe, engineer for Reems Manu (Adeile) Woods, Rhode Island, Mrs 4700 South, Oqoen wife, Tuc Ean (Ellen) Sparrow, Jr Funeral facturing Co Survivors George Andre Million, 39, 1479 S son, daughters, Mrs Charles (Carol) Wednesday, 10 am, Byron Wvo , State, Salt Lake. John LDS Ward Chapel. Mrs Tucson, Annesbury, Friends call Lillian White Wortley, 53. 1141 Wvo , (Gladys) Parker, Oakland, Calif , 4 Haskel Mortuary, Lovell, Park Ave , Park City one areal grand- Wednesday to services. Burial grand prior a motor vehicle Operating child, brother, sisters James, Mrs Byron City Cemetery. both during revocotion period, William Sprmqer, (Martha) ene year Hayward, Calif., Mrs William (DorAmes Thomas Joseph Allen, 46, 688 Wall othy) A Hart, San Leandro Calif , St Salt Lake Mrs. Arthur Danqerfieid (Helen) Clark J Ames, POCATELLO John Woolf Austin, 20, 27 Winifred, Sait Lake City Funeral Friday 2 Pocatello, died April 17 in a Salt Lake om, 260 E South Temple Burial 73, B jrktor t hospital after a Iooq illness born Sept 27, 1896, Dillon, to Ira James and Lucinda Mont, C. Jyae Gould Amex Married Mary A Thomson RICHFIELD James Clarence 2 month-olson of Bruce .,JJ8n. al,s, Deepen Retired carman Ct,r? and Charlene Red Deepen Rich- - vors wife sons daughter, Earl, Blending m 19 ADnl a Provo hosot Sanif)ejd (jiej fuafSK,5051' Robert Ft Wayne, , naural Born Feb ,5 Phoenix Ariz on, lorsn 28, 125 o'h Lfoy Parent, tormer y of " . TVal'er O'cnMrs Spain ,;0 Provo LeRov (Mar- Ave Midvale Leland, Maurice, Survivors parents, SpnnovMIe 33 all Pocatello, Randall Athos Johnson, 41, 1714 S. orotper, sister. Derrick, Tracv Lyn Qaret) Smith, nine greatorandcn.l- .state Orem all Richfield, grandparents Mrs orandchildren, Mr and dren, brother sister, Walter L , Pcca' Lester William Norris, 52, 3523 Irene Deeoen Sprinoville Mrs Roy F Red Eonraim, Sanpete iclio, Mrs Cris (Lillian) Swensen, Adams, Ogden Idaho Funeral Mrs Iona pending qreat qrandoaren, Robert Leonard Ortega, 19, 1006 N County, Emi v Van Dve, Salt L.ke City announcement by Manning Funeral 9G0 West, Orem. Funeral Tuesday 1 pm, Wheeler Chapel, Pocatsilo. where Mortuary Chapel Sprinoville fr ends call Tuesday noon until time of service 8unai Spnnqville Ever PAROWAN Evans Herman qreen Cemetery. Bayles 73 Parowan, died April 19 at home of a heart attack Born L. Apnl 30, 1896, Parowan, to Herman Evans and Sarah Jane Daggett Mee OGDEN Charles Lent parsens, 10, Salt Josohme Mrv Bayles Mamed ktnel Woolley, Oct. Lake iLudwiq Jensen, 65 Ogden died in an 30 1924, Salt Lake LOS Temple. Mari Burrell, 20, salt Lake Ogden hospital April 19 of natural causes Born June 7 1904 Ei'reka Member kon County School Board, Parowan Second Morrit Loyd Miller, 29, Salt Lake, Juab County, to Herbert and Emma president Conma Lea Walker, 22, Sait Lake Harrington Ludwig Married to Ros k?s Cv22?SS Scouts of America 6 L Dec 1922 Jensen. Sdt World Tommy Hugh Hiatt, 22 Denver, LS War I Farmer Survivors Citv Ha Sandra Kathleen 19 Call Bailey, s Denver. son Church Survivors daushter. W,; Mrvm 0V c Ooualas Clark, leoal Na,, Ooden, great Wendell, St George, Mrs Pheobe Juha Gam Stewart Robinson, legal Ogden, 6 grandchildren, Mrs 3 Elmer renne, Santa Paula Calif, Mrs grandchildren sislr age, Ogden Funeral Parowan Guvmon, Requiem! Jenkins, Ogden (Myrtle) Larovfanc Mass Wednesday 11 am, St Jo Dale Gene Carter, 21 Le J? Ward Chapel Friends Diane Preston, 18 Sait Lake Church seph's Catholic Holy Rosary !' Suu tern Uan wuituary C ) t r.M rh 1 Steven Weslty Smith, where" fnends1 Cl,v' Tuesday 19, Salt el Tuesday 8 0 m pm, Wednesday 00n until time of service. Burial Lakcall Tuesday 7 9 om, Wednesday Elizabeth Ami Miller, 18 Bountiful prior to services Burial Washington Parow4n City Cemetery. Cleo Doyle Williams, 67 Bountiful Heights Memorial Park D. Maucia Ann Housley Dean, 49, Sait Lake CENTERFIELD, Courry - Funeral services Sanpete will pe WednesRichard LaVrn Moss, 42 Murray n , Centerfield LDS Ward day, Barbara Gatehcuse Wilcox, 39, Salt Chapel, for Kendall D Beck, 24, 3749 Lake S 3325 West, Sait Lake City, who died April 19 from imuries suffered 21. Charles Norman Hatfield, m an auto accident west ot GunniSprinoville, Patricia Dene Dalin, If Spanish Births in the Salt Lake City area son Friends call Warren R Jensen Home, Gunnison, Tuesday Fork for the 24 hour period ended at 9 7Funeral 9 p rr , Wednesaav prior to "seRichard Lindsay James, legal age p rrt. Sunday include rvices Burial Centerfield City CemeWest Jordan tery. Born Jan. 25 1946, Salma, SevShirlene Alvey Peck, legal age ier County, to Duane James and Farmington Mr. and Mrs. Victor B. Wright, Karma Lee Martin Beck. Married Susan Morandy, Jan. 13 1966, Salt 5760 Hillside Dr , sor Kevin C Cregger, 18 Sait Lake Member LDS Mrs. Douglas S. Albrecht, Lake City Carpenter Shirley Ann Wall 15, Salt Lake 290MrE. and Church. Attended Snow College. SurTrurren Ave , son Mr. and Mrs Larry R Christen- vivors wife daughter Ndiahe Sue, Leslie L. Scofield, 25, Sezttle; both Salt Lake 6770 Greenfieid Wav son City, parents, brothEthel T. Dodge, 29, Kansas City, sen, ail Centerfield, grandDon E. Peay, Farm-inato- er, Michael Mr Mrs and Mo parents great grandparents, Mr and dauahter Mr and Mrs Danny A Fabrizt, Mrs Allen Martm, Mr. Nora Darnel Cart Butz, 19 Sait Lake, all Salma Tern Lucetta Tanner, 17, Kearns. 39B8 W 4520 South daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Marsh, 1606 Cov Short, 55, Mountain Home, Yale Ave , son Funerals Ida-Mr and Mrs Larry D. Loveless, Katherine A Watkins, 35, Penoie- - 42 5th East, dauohter ANDERSEN Ion, Ore Fureraf services Mr and Mrs Romeil R Cook, Eius LeRov Baroour Andersen 456 W 4410 South twin daughters for Grant H Bair, 52 Elko, w II be heia luesoav 30 pm. Mr Mrs Denms R. in and Beulah Tate, 57, Elko the Memorial 36 Chaoel 7th j378 5th East, son Salt iyjth interment layiorsvdle teme William Edward Finn, Friends mav call at the DeserLake et Mortuary 68 pm and Salt Elizabeth Tracv, Mr and Mrs Philip Riesen, 2790 Tuesday prior Monday to services Funeral Lake Kenton D" , son Deseret Miortuary directors, Mr and Mrs. Max J. Smith, 276 Harold Hildebrand, 52, Sait Lake, BROADHEAD Funeral service Virginia Earhart, 53, bait Lake Wall $r sonMrs. Donald Broadhead, for Melvin Broadhead will be held Mr. and 12 noon m the Goff Mortufoonoav, 45 Vernal, J Metvm Jones, Masna, son S 8090 ary chapel, State St wherp Arlene Brecken, 43, Elko ;friends mav call Si nday from 6 to B p rn and Monday prior to services. Ronald Warren Natllon, 34, Battle Burial Mount n Nev 3321 Sandv City Cemetery. Goff Mr and Mrs Jay P, Nilson funeral Patricia Ann Hoy, 39, Barrie oireciors ftortuary, Pioneer St , daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jon Walker, 3796 S BURNINGHAM Funeral ser6300 West, son for Charles vices Eldon 34, Minot, Boles, Burmngham Waynt Billy will be held Monday, 12 noon in the N n Larkin Mortuaiv Karin Abraham, 29 Minot Cnapel, 260 F. Mr and Mrs David Davis, South South Temple Friends mav tall at tm Donald W-the mortuary Stephenson, Sunday from 6 to g Jordan dauohter Oadn Mr. and Mrs Donald R. Magera, pm and Mcnoa prior to services. La Rita Grow, 16, Huntsville. Interment, Elystan Burial Gardens. Kearns, daughter Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary. Robert Turner, 44 Provo BOWTHORPE Funeral services Owena Thompson, 45, Provo for H Eiame Bowthorpe will be and Mrs Mr Dewey Burgess, held Ross Hunt, 27 Salt Lake, I? noon in Monday P.mel, Joan Pool. .9 Salt Lake Mortuary Chal 7,40 Sou" h Fr.nkov.ch, Earl 23, 39103075 call Sun- Cullimor,, Vchari (nerds ..n-a- y iS1.1, !her Ea,i bauchle- av P m end Monday I hour Murray Mr and Mrs Brent R Jacobson, IPnor fo services Inlerment Elvsian iina Eileen Caldwell, 16, Granger Jordan daurhter Fune-a- l directors, Mr and Mrs Gary Rav Johnson, gurJa,e 9,drdens Sons Jim W McFarlane 27 Ooden dauanter (LC Murray Melba Westwood, 38 Ogden CARLE Funeral services for Mr and Mrs Michael W. Jones, iMarie Carle will be held Tuesday 12 Kart Beznoska, 35, Sun Valiev .Sandy, daughter. Mr. and Mrs Dennis J Harvey, noon in the Grant 3rd ward Chaoel, loano 1111 son Charlton 20, Twin West Jordan Ave Friends may calf Pamela Jean Kirman, Mr and Mrs Robert R. Keener, Tuesday at the wrd one and a half Fal hours prior to serv.ces Interment, Leonard Melvin Dillon, 21 OQden Gronoer, son Lavate, Cmriane Pleasant Grove Ometery. Funeral Mr and Mrs Suzan Ellen Powell, i$, Ooden directors, Larkm Mortuary .Midvale, son 21, Bru Randall Lee Sherman, CA5SIDY Funeral services for neiu Idaho Oonaid Charles Cassidy will be held LiPii-e17, Diana HotsteHer, Warsing Monday 2 om in the Granqc' lotti i Idaho 3273 ard Chaoel, Hillsdal Or. Friends mav call Saturday and SunHans Ulrtch Galke, 18 Salt Loke day 6 8 pm at MicDougal Funeral Nancy Lee Wyson, 18 Sait LaKe 4330 Hor S Redwood Rd and Kent M Mason, 37 Mdvaie Carles William Jackson, 51, W I Monday at the church ore hr jr Maurme Morrison, .5, Midvale la d Uah pr.r Fural directors, MiCuOyai Maude Jackwm, 49, W hard. Lake Salt Funeral Homes 19, Larrv Alan Waaner, 17, Salt Lake Peggy Urrechaga, INGALLS David LeRov Wixom, 26 Clear Private funeral services , .cr Robert . B Ingalls will be Dan fed Alan Neil Lager 30 Eko, .... Al Dean Na'der, 37 Layton Utah 17 and 21, Ah ' "cn Klase, Monica Juo.th O Donnell 37 E 1st .'ortuary 56 Odder, Justin Thorne Pond South with Father C R Encson 55 Anderson Helen Hamilton, Lee Pawson 21 Twn Fils ciatmg Th family suqgests donalion Oqoen Audrey Lenort Miller, 21, Twin to your fa 'ont chanty Fuieral o Fads (rectors O Donrell Miortuary Esoionost, 2 Henry Christopher Oodon Funeral McAllister T T.lbotl, 90 Delta, Cole, RoblM Green Theresa Marie Fresgves, 22, (lor Dona Bullouoh McAHnler will b. Haiti M County, 42, Del a held A'onday, River, Wvo Pleasant Green p m Biack'oot 2nd Ward w 46, Vt Robert Heaton, joro South. 63 Ronald McCoy, Raymond Fnends call at Peei Funeral Home, Idano Ooden Betty Je By mg ton, 28, Biackfoot !525 W 2700 South Maona, Sunday Violet Wright, 56, Ogden. W pm, and Monday 11 am to 1? 30 pm. Interment Wayne Maxwell 47, Salt Lake Elvsian Rural Gary Wesley Burlington, Sr., 23 Louise Kartdirer, 37, Sait Lake Gardens Femil sucmeM Tw n Falls coninhu to Prirrery Children ions Twin 24, Brenda Ruth Burlington, Idaho Hospital. Ari Woodby, 24, Ketchum Peel Funeral Fans directors, Kathleen R. Cottier, 22, Ketchum Funeral Ho ie William Elzuora Kay, 43, Twin Lake Salt 34, Wade Theo Adams, Funeral service Fans McCullough Mildred Wright, 41, Salt Lake F. Kytle, Hazelton 48, F, Verne McCullough wJt be Edith held Tunsdav 12 30 m the Parley' Ida no 1st Ward chapel 2350 S 7Ht Fat Michael Dean WH'iamt, 25 Csd No public viewmo In lieu of flowers wp t daho, to contributions the state William D. Murphy, 23, Blacktoot. E Walfy, 23, Marsmg Mary iTramng School Association for Re. Idaho Idano Chii iren Idaho taxied Sait Barnes, 22, Bois-eintermen., Kathy Lake City Cemetery Michael J Allen, 21 Bo se Funeral direc John Lawrence Kelley, 22, Grants or, Coionni Mortuary Judy A Anderson, 17 Fremont Mwe W. Vrhiclp 70 jcfvn C Vandalism I 5 0 Peter Vernal daughters. Mrs sDegnus R o sauisi o n Eas McLaudniin, (Cher.e) Frarces (JovllMafned Carl Mrs. , Vegas, Nev 2, 573 S 2 25 McDaniel Bountiful- sill 9randcndd' William O Engeb 41, 1910 Wash-jMLeona Andersen, Nth Vernal Fifth iFuneral Tuesday noon, mgion, Ogaan cott Cooper Corp emp oye Veteran M War World LDS M e n b e r Survi Church Mur vors wife 4V 4630 ural( Salt Lake County ehicle Construct on and Harris red 1965 Redwood Rd w tn loaoed pickup 4800 E pr 3474 Beauty College 8950 S $10.- Mfi Cottonwood Hospital $25 Docket Sheriff MamdeHazeicMas Rnliert II. Kosullist Holy Cross Hospital Car Strips, Prowls fo CG.ur Mrs Fain. voS Vife 1270 22, Sherman, Salt Lake Rooert Alton Dunn, y Ld'a American Hunt yve'iel. a,. 37, 532 11th 7n west Salt Lake Peter Donald Ducuworth. Injures 2 Seriously accident o cor wVvin Coieman Davis Idaho- ;rsmrHel"-':e'n''R;- - will iHsi w o jJtzj - ni tfn n Each physical education class will cealn up litter and debris from the school grounds, rather than engage in regular sports activities. And the student senate u ill construct a big container to collect the trash. We want to show how much litter 2,400 students said can make, , An Benrus Watch, Solid Gold Case Hamilton 992 Fantastic 1 C During the first period students will be given supplies to scrub desks, wax floors, wash - ci B 500 Chawl' 3nd'w Center Br.noley. IMH Provo st Friends call Lmdauist KavsvmeJack Brooks 52 Rifle Colo 'yeonesMortuary Tuesday 7 9 pm 21 964 W Ricnard E oay 11 am 12 30 p m. Burial nav 500 scum, Provo , Lorenw Castiuo. 31, San Antonio W illiatll W. GUTT William Wiley Gurr VERNAL Lev. Leon Cnris.ma', 47, Spanish "I want my studio in this room it has the best exposure. feet. ,joEF $h ijiim day. The observance will begin even before classes start, a.? students have been asked to avoid any use of motor vehicles to get to school. "We hope at least a thousand students will do this. said Mrs. Carole von Schmidt, journalism teach and observance chairman. Gather Trash Students were urged to use roller skates, skateboards, "even wagons, bicycles maim WWflUrr h c ONI A talk by a U.S. senator and an exclusive showing of a New York Times film strip, "Crisis in the Environment, will highlight a daylong observance of Earth Day at Olympus High School Wednes- ncac .Xe Norm 500 N. University Ave. DIAMONDS, WATCHES, RINGS, SILVERWARE Jay Hunt be Wecre- serv ces t r oe . ie The SAVE OH ne oe A'oe' Aor too Norm North Set Lae Oevert heoer Anoeson, 41 131 jy 4h Norm City Ophe i Anderton, tZ 1021 Da ne Hunt E SoO Norm prove rQarv 2i James kona0 Anoerson, li S40 Co 7tn Sokrtft Salt Lae laTer (Irrigation Citv r Looan LDS Temce Denvis Arrowgarp 21 Ceoar Ciy K y svme so en n zed c . AUt M. Amoncin Fort. lrr,9ancn Vae n'.vers Tommie Jean Betuwt, 3e Rxk' Sees, Mrs D rK lEd'iM K oeyn mnove JTPTern LaVgua5 Syr. Wyo ' Detrnar (Caroi ui A"ivVvors aaJ9rter Woie. .Ann Sait 2431 (Mrs Victor vViHtam Besser Grant Ave Cgoen Earn. Mrs Georue. ton Layton M Rum E Bteazard, Cvtnbert, Salt Lake City. Arn Cntord Wooa-oBoyel. 57 aaoress r drum-splittin- g t oen 19 2l32 Cw 6 Bfenr F 'tQ Vvdy Lay on OrtviB wmbt the mNuiaci 4 MtextcatsMi ItMf, n year u A .en Kent Aooor .8 tA S3' ha I L B niu-i- c. LEE'S LOANS o 64 EAST SECOND SOUTH urnim of tows on au mw umdumid goods U 0 Ej ppnrratwn The Navajo student has begun to exhimself to today's mod music and po styles. Several small bands organized at Intermountam School specialize m mod Ironically, they have picked up the tempo and the beat of today's eai niUMC quickly. "Both communities need pep talks to motivate them and discussions about being oppressed and mistreated must be set aside. Goals for the future must be set by both communities and the reviewing of the past must become an inspiration rather than a deterrent, Miss Neal said. Questions about rioting and burning are always being asked by the students. Miss Neal said she frow ns on such felonious acts but reserves an opinion that boycotting is a more personal and effective way of relating feelings "Without an education and a Aliss Neal determination. said, the Navajo is landlocked or the reservation; the Negro youth will pick cotton and do odd jobs. ponoo, KAVsVtLLE M MO.INM1 veer e si s o ec vs (f eoster 52 ISjO S s Cart Merliu ' - Rii,jh veflK re0Ci'A r.r vvdr lain peace ana omer dance, aie considered rituals with the Navajo Tribe and have been handed down with each he said the .Navajo student is more mrl.ned to be more sympathetic to his original environments and return to his desert habitat. He is geographically and sot imprisoned becau-- e ot his reservation, she said. "Some succumb to an inner witbdiaw-a- l and do not always take advantage of their education and traming according to Miss Neal. The Negro student is highly adaptable to mod music and dancing. Miss Neal said, adding that he is naturally rhythmical and is a daring person when it comes to inovative dancing. The Navajo by comparison, is a but only in the traditional dancer numbers which originated centuries ago with the tribe, she said. Cwtiiuutii From Fege iS Jnlermouritain Obituaries j N |