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Show IJ f S&QkiaJ. r V w mV V W gr W" ' T3 y "tr V W Is V- . 28 C The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, July fcj.jtmarTtvv. 4 16, 1978 Intensive Care Center Suit Ijike and Intermountain Area Obituaries Clarence Ruben Sorensen James Nolan Stokes CEDAR CITY James Nolan Stokes. 60. beloved sweetheart, husoend grand father, of Cedar City, died early Caturdey mom mg July 15, in a Salt 1076, take City hosoi tal of compute- tnn 4ellnie.my Surgery Born March Cleve- 1916, 12, land, County, Item D Hetga II Survived by, wife, 2 sons and Nolan Paul Stokes, Bountiful , James Daniel. Midvale, Mrs Gerald (Eva Lynn) Foote, Las Vegas, Nev ; 2 infant sons preceded him in death, 10 1 brother and 3 grandchildren, sisters, Lawrence J Stokes, Salt Lake City, Mrs Elwood (Joan) Ihler, Sandy, Mrs Ralph (Norma) Bracken, Granger, Mrs Charles (Mauot Jones, Elmo, Emery County Funeral services Tuesday. p in , in 12th LDS Ward Chapel Friends may call at the Bover Southern Utah Mortuary Monday, 7 9pm, and Tuesday noon until services Bunal, Panguitch City Cemetery Mattie Elizabeth Thompson Williams "Beth" McLeod Wheelwright, 65, of Sait Lake Citv died Juty 1976 Bom October 12, 1892, Firth, Idaho to Robert Caroline and Hansen Thompson Marneo Arthur LeRov Williams, Salt Lake City, he later James William Salt McLeod, Lake City, he later died Married Arthur (Bert) Wheelwright, Utah, he later died Member LDS Church and former resident of Magna. Survivors- son, daughters, Arthur LeRoy Williams, OMvehurst, Calif ; Mrs Gladys Robison, Paradise, Calif ; B Lee McLeod. Salem, Oregon; Mrs Wesley (LaVerle) Wright and Mrs Robert (Betty) Wardrop, both Salt Lake 21 great City; 14 grandchildren, grandchildren; a son, James William McLeod, Jr., preceded her in death Funeral services Monday, 12 noon, Cannon 9th Ward C ha Del. 1250 West 1400 South Friends may call at Larkin Mortuary, 260 bast South Temple. Sunday, p m , and at the Ward Chapel, Monday, ore hour prior to services Burial, Sunset Gardens of the Valley tine Andersen Sorensen Married Jennif Barrett. - Etta Marie from imuries 13. 1976, an accident Born 4, Aug. Nov 7, in Salt Pearce, v 6 , Active member , , . LDS where Thur.-t;- he served in various auxiliary Filled three stake organizations missions Musician, member of various marching bands Former blacksmith Retired employee of Hill Field Was Farmington building inspector for 13 years. Mer her Farmington Lions Club Survived by wife, Farmington, daughters and sons Mrs Norma Vance, Sad Lake City, Hazel Pine-dal(Mrs. Charles Werner), Wyo ; Rodney Pearce Sorensen, Bountiful, Mrs L Bernice Stevenson, Layton. Frank P Sorensen, Farmington, Beverly Los (Mrs William Stenberg), Banos, Calif, Ann Marie (Mrs Lawrence Moss), Centerville, 26 39 greatggrandchildren, randchildren and 2 great-grea- t grandchildren Funeral Monday noon, Farmington 5th Ward Chapel 695 5 Xh East Friends may call Sunday 6 Bountiful pm, Russon Brothers Vortuary, 295 N Mam, and Monday at church one hour prior o interment service Farmington City Cemetery Wendell Gerald Russon Tooele, to Leonard C. and e Louise Z 1946 j t can Fork public schools, graduated from Granite High School Received degree from BYU. 1968 Very active in LDS Church Served LDS mission to Eastern States industrial Arts t4rtra Murray High School, 9 years Survived bv 2 sons and 2 daughters Darwin Russon, serving LDS mission In Chicago, Mrs. Ruion (Nancy) Christopher, Orem, LuAnn Russon and Randy w Russon, both Provo, mother, Fair view, San Pete County; twe brothers and three sisters. Mrs Clark (Barbara) Roberts, Lavton, Mrs Orval C (LaPriel) Bawden, Orem, Phyllis Nebeker, San Fran cisco, Keith Ervin Russon, Sonoma, Calif, Paul Russon, Fairview Funeral Monday p m tn Orem South Stake Center, 400 W 200 S Friends may call at Sundberg-Olei495 $ Stale, Mortuary, Orem, p m Sunday, and at church one hour prior to services Interment, Pleasant Grove Citv Cemetary. Charles Eugene "Jim" Price h Sr , 76, Ave., died Juty 14, 1976, in Sait Lake City Bom nov S, to John 1899, ai.d Elizabeth Kunz Married A ft on Hendrick- - Ginter. Price Married Patrick E Barrett, June 12. 1971, in Tooele Member LDS Church, employee of son, June Consolidated Corn Survivors, husband, daughters, Stephanie, Heather, both of Tooele, parent. Tooele, sisters. JoAnn Dixon, Esther Mills, Margie Maliett, all of Tooele, Mickey Truuilo, Salt Lake City, brothers, Lenme. Fred, Jerry, all of Tooele, grandmother, Rhode Rosell, Tooele Funeral services Tuesday, 2 Stake Center p m , Tooele Friends may call Tate Mortuary, p m., and hour prior Monday. to services at church. Bunal, Tooele City Cemetery. William Lavor 22, ' , a. 1931, in Salt Lake City. Bus driver for Sait Lake City Lines for 36 years, later employed by Auerbach Co Member LDS Church Survivors wife, Satt Lake City; son and daughters, Charles E. Price Jr , Riverton; Mrs Georgina P. Smart, Colorado Springs, Colo ; Mrs Diane P Erick sen, Lompoc Calif ; 8 grandchildren, 2 3 sisters, Effie Rock, Edith Taylor, both of Sparks, Nev ; Jane Elizabeth Messier, Salt Lake CHy; 2 Clarence Nevin, Sparks, Nev.; Robert Nevm, Sait Lake Citv Funeral aarvlrm TuedV, 1 p m , Deseret Mortuary, 36 E. 700 South, where friends may cail Monday, pm, and Tuesday prior to services Buriat, Sait Lake Citv Cemetery Funeral Directors, Deseret Mortuary. h Larsen GARLAND, Bov Elder County William Lavor Larsen, 91, died July 14. 1978 Bom March 27, 1887, Spring City, Utah, to John and Eliza Jane Behumn Larsen Jr Married Ivadene Anderson, Ogden, Utah, soiomized Logan LDS Temple. Member LDS Church. Survivers 3 sons and 3 daughters, Shirley Lavor and Mrs Kenneth (Edythe) Smith, both Kavsville; John Farrell, South Jordan; Rodney A , Granger, Mrs Merrill (Faunice) Laub, T remonton; Mrs Dallas (Lula) Stokes, Bothwell, Utah; brother and sisters. Sharp, Mrs. George (Elva) Woodruff, Mrs. Joe (Ada) Andersen, ali Salt Lake; Mrs. Bigelow (Ethiyn) Bradley Provo Funeral Monday, 1pm, Garland 2nd Ward Friends may call at Rogers Mortuary, T remonton, Sunday W pm, and Monday 11 am te 12 30 p m Burial Garland Cemetary. George Marvin Peterson SPRING CITY George Person, 4, died July IS. 1978 Bom Oct 27, 1903, Spring City, to Charles Marlnut and Elmme Christensen Peterson He was a farmer and a ve ter an of WW Survived by brothers and sister, Ezra Peterson, Draper; Earl Peterson, Bountiful, Mrs Myrtle Nielson, California; several nieces and nephews Funeral services Tuesday, 1 pm, Spring City LDS Ward Chapel. Friends call at the chapel 1 hour prior to services Burial, Spring City Cemetery wim milithonors under direction of ary Ursenbedi Funeral Home Ricky Eugene Lund Leslie Alva Lund GUNNISON Ricky Eugene Lund 16, and Leslie Alva Lund, 15. died July 15, 1976, in a truck-autaccident Joint funeral services Tuesday, 2 pm, Gunnison LDS Stake Center, where friends call Monday 9 hour and prior to pm services. Gunnison Burial, Cemetery Ricky Lund was bom Dec 19, 1961, and Leslie Lund was bom Mav 15, 1963, to Eugene Ruion and Atton Peacock Lund, in Gunnison. Both were Eagle Scouts and active in community, church and school Ricky was activity director of the teachers' Quorum Leslie had been president of the deacons' Quorum and second counselor in the teachers' quorum Survivors parents, Gunnison; sister, Betty Lund. Granger, 2 Mrs Florence grandmothers, Peacock and Mrs. Alva Lund, both Of Gunnison. FUNERAL BERG MORTUARY Sunset lown- PEACE OF MIND Through Pre Arrangement Teddy Angus Christensen CENTERFIELD Teddy 47, Center-helAngus Christensen, Utah, died July 14, 1978 of a heart attack in the Gunnison Valley Hospital Bom March 9, 1931, tn Gunnison, Utah to A nous Arden and AHolone Madsen Christensen Married Shyrleen Peterson Later divorced and marneo Pauime Humphries Survived by his wife and 7 children Rodney, Kendra. Julie. Arden, Jenny, all Ceoterfieid, Mrs Lynn (Deborah) Hayward. Granger, and Mrs Robert (Susan-nWorkman, Vernal, mother two and father, Centertieid, brothers Jade. Salt Lake City, David. CenteHiekl, sister Mrs Charles Coiledg, Kearns p m , WarViewing Sunday ren Jensen Funeral Home, Gunnison Fune-ra- l Monday, pm. Center-helW rj Viewing one hour prior to services. Bunal Centertield Cemetary Molen LeGrande Funeral services WILLIAMS for Martha Andersen Williams will a m at Peel be held Monday, ruMcial nurne, UP west 2700 South, Magna. her friends may call Sunday p m and Monday one hour prior to services Interment Mdvale City Cemetery Peel Funeral Funeral directors Hams, FLORISTS Brown Floral Co. We Care Because You Do "Always the Finest" in flowers Petersen HYRUM. Cache County Mnteo LeGrande Petersen. 72, o.d July 15. 1976, at his home Bom Feb 3, 1906, Myrons, to Emesi snd Millie Moien Petersen Msr'iad A v Mauynan aepf 25, LDS Temple 1929, in Lou 2 . sons and Survivors, daughter, Dr M Lany tVrr'o, I noun, Farretl Dean Petersen, Mrs Thomas F (Gloria) Anderson. both of Hyrum, grandchildren, brother. 2 sisters, Clyde B Petersen. Las Vegas, Nev , Constance Shoore, Phoenix, Arlz., Evangeline Jensen, kavsville Funeral services Tuesday noon. Hall Mortuary Chanel, where friends may call Monday, Mom and Tuesday one hour prior fo services. Burial, Hyrum Cemetery 364 5544 5th So 11th West MILDRED'S FLOWERS 486 7267 1572 Joseph "Frenchie" 13rd So Notices Auphand SPRING GLEN. Carbon County Joseph "Fnenrhte" Auohend, died Juty 14. 1976, in an Emery County nursing home Bom Nov. 4. 1902, Soring Glen, fo Theopiie and Eugenie Alkxxt Auphand Lived and worked in the Carbon County area ail of his life Survived by sister, Mrs Marie Fidell, Spring Glen, 'd nephew, Mrs Don (Jeannette; Green River, Emery Wilcox, County, Ivan Fidell. Carbonviile, Carbon County Fuixsrei services Monday. pm, Mitchell Funeral Ctwuel, where tr tends may call Sunday and Mnndav prior to services in Burial. Price Citv Cemetery lieu of flowers family suggests contributions to Emery County Nursing Home 75, INVITATION TO BIO Bids are being accepted bv the Purchasing Department of the Jordan School District on the following School Lunch Milk, District Wide School I unrh Meat Items, District Wide Theater Organ and Equipment. Alta High School Bd forms un be obtained bv contacting L Dean Oickman, Director of Purchasing, Jordan School District, 9V1 South 400 bast Sandy, Utah 84070 L. (C78) DEAN DICKMAN Director of Purchasing nia Lewis, Ogden, 24 grandchildren, brothers. 4 sisters, Lowed, Henderson, Nev ; Ralph and Mr$ Wilma KendaM, both of Vernal, Reed, Ogden. Mrs Mary Batch, North Highlands, Calif ; Melvin, it lake C'ty ard Mrs. Ravola Anderson. Murray, Mrs Fred (Dons) Strang, Spnngvilie Funeral services Monday 11 LD3 11th Ward am, Provo Chapel. 610 W 300 South Friends mav call at the Walker Mortuary, 65 E 300 South. Provo, Sunday from 8 p m , and Monday I hour pr ior to services at chapel Burial, Orem Citv Cemetery Jan 19, 1903. m U'.con, Illinois, to Edwin G and Carrie Grauer Larch 1, 'v V Ida' June East St , died July Salt Lake C'ty Born July 18. 1913, in the Bronx. NY, lo Mr and Mrs A Salt Lake City; seven grandchildren; brother and sister Taylor, Holleday; Mrs Rex (Ardelia) Peart, beatte, Wash Funeral Tuesday 2pm, Poplar Grove 4th Ward, 1401 W 7th South Friends may cail Monday, Ml p m , McDoogal Funeral Home 4330 S Redwood Road, and Tuesday at the church one hour prior to services Interment, Valley View Memorial Park W M Lillian Webb Jackson, July 14, 1976, Provo Born April 10, aat Deseret, K Mtiiard county, to Charles F . Miller, 13. 64, 2322-8t1978, in 80, Epis- Sait Lake City, 9 SANDY Chad Ray FHiS 17 month old son of Cordon Rav and Karen Eyre Ellis, died July 14, 1978, at home due to injuries from auto acci- dent Born Feb 21, 1977. Salt Lake City . . Survivors, parents and grandparents, Mr son and borne, Jr , Murray, Merwyn EH is, Salt Lake Oty, Mr and Mrs Elworth Campbell, Las Vegas, Nev , Mr and Mrs WE Williams, Salt Lake City Funeral services Monday, 2 p m , Redwood Memorial Estates, 6500 Redwood Rd, where friends mav call hour prior to services Bunal, Redwood Memorial Es fates Funeral directors Memorial Estates Mortuary Area Deaths LL ND, Leslie A , 15. Gunni son, July 15. 1978 LUND, Rcky E., 16, Gunnison, July 15. 1978 MILLER, Francis H , 64, Salt Lake C v, July 13, 1978 NICHOLL, Ttwnas W. 90. Sandv, July 14, 1978 PETERSEN. Molen L , 72, Hyrum, Cache County, July 15, lva PETERSON George M , 74, Spring City, Sanpete County. July 15. 1978 PRICE, Charles E , 78. Salt Lake City, July 14, 1978 SORENSEN, Clarence R ,81, Farmington, July 14, 1978 STOKES, James N Cedar City, July 15, 1978 TAYLOR. Everett 58. Lake City, July 14, 1978 WHITLOCK. Roland, 58, Salt Lake Citv, July 14, 1978 St. Cottonwood Hospital and Mrs Joseph L Aguilar, Granite As . son Mr and Mrs Robert G Auoa-so$'21 Telford Way, Sandy, daughter Mr and Mrs David B Brinton.1035 Country Lane, Draper, daughter Mr and Mrs Boyd T Burnham, 489 E 10170 Soufh, Sandv son Mr and Mrs Kefh E Gross-ma4968 Cottonwood Lane, daughter Mr and Mrs Steve A Kalipet-sis- . Copoerton, son Mr and Mrs Gregory Pearson, 9232 S 2495 Eas Sandy, son Mr and Mrs Dee Rsto, 163 W 5900 South, Murray, son Mr 410 E Marks Hospital and Mrs Robert Gibson, 5415 1340 East, son Mr and Mrs Clyde Peoom, Heber City, son Mr and Mrs Ralph T Russell. 2610 5th East, son Mr and Mrs Rex Curtis, 480 E 1050 North, Bountiful, son University Hospital Mr and Mrs Manse! Nelson, 1184 University Village, son Mr and Mrs Ronald Stauffer, 1875 E 4500 South daughter Mr and Mrs Henry Sevura, 123 F eth Vwth son Mr ano Mrs Russell Shields, 1473 E Brentwood Lane, Bountiful. son Mr and Heber. son Mrs David Da Burglaries 100 Soirttl tXof. WBl TwtwW, CO,n, tt! Jouttv fctodi JT0 deaner, 135 conditioner, vacuum lev. Valley West Hospital Mr and Mrs Lynn Thomas Johnson, 3736 Arctic Fox Cl , daughter Mr and Mrs Jack F Mark 5000 W WOSnirth Kams daughter Mr and Mrs Glenn Alien Richardson. 1507 W 4180 South, Tavtarsviue Oaugnter Mr and Mrs Reed Dee Romreil, 4JU6 bunsnme Lr , Kearns, daughter. Lakeview' Hospital Mr and Mrs Larry Allred 447 700 East Farmington, son Mr and Mrs Tony Ballard 591 W 1000 South, Bountiful, daughter Mr and Mrs Steven Alhprtyyi, 1125N 200 East Bountiful son N block, Conway Court, stereo, food sfamos, 197 block Roberta Street SO Nryrie stereo equipment jewelry Items, revolver, teievismn set knife U 721 TODbiork Clavhnume stereo 1100 South block. 7th East, television 900 West block Sth North watch, two rings 600 & off. cool Two to three minutes later, he began to call for help from his companions. Richard Ronan, 28, Taylorsville, and Fred Nelson, 23, Salt Lake City, both jumped in to help him, but had problems getting Mr. Nelson to the boat, which had begun to drift away. The third person in the group, Fred Lloyd, 14, Salt Lake City, could not operate the boat and was unable Nelson above the water, officials said. Divers and members of the Utah County Jeep Posse, with along sheriffs deputies, Satur- the day were dragging lake ! Hk Springs I Public Safety Director Ed Cantrell, 50, was being held in the Sweetwater County Jail, Sheriff James Stark said. Mike Rosa, 29, a narcotics investigator for the bullet wound department, died from a between his eyes. Coroner Pete Vase said Parking Lot occurred shooting just before Mr S.L. Police Docket Complaints received by the Salt Lake City Police Department dur "cd ended at t tnp the ?49ou' a m. Saturday Include ming in Utah Lake. Richard Nelson, 28, address not available, is missing after he apparently suffered cramps while swimming in the lake while he and three friends were water skiing at 130 p m. Utah County Sheriffs to to assist Mr. Ronan or Fred Nelson. They were unable to keep Richard Underground Celebration The city of Leadville LEADVILLE, Colo (AP) celebrated its centennial with a banquet 4,000 feet underground. Leadville is 10,200 feet high in the Colorado Rockies and the banquet was held Saturday in a mine s of a mile under the tunnel nearly town. Hard hats were provided for the 200 invited guests, including Colorado Secretary of State Mary Estill Buchanan. three-quarter- . ' springs1" CL AT) '4NCS CO . . C5DA .1 i cir ?4. LOS ANGELES Rock Springs' top police official was arrested Saturday for investigation of homicide in connection with the shooting death of a police undercover agent who had been subpoenaed to appear before a state grand jury on Monday. Holy Cross Hospital son Utah officials ROCK SPRINGS (AP) LDS Hospital Mr and Mrs Stewart W Hinckley. 747 N Mam. Apt. 107. daughter Mr and Mrs. Craig J Reese. 3244 - 1700 East, son Mr and Mrs Larry Winters, W 7973 825 South, Magna, daughter Mr and Mrs E Denms To! man, 1187 Gvkouwe Cl , Bountiful ion Mr and Mrs William C Barker, 42C GvdeTi yen and Mrs Dean White, 689 S Mam, Bountiful, son Mr atd Mr Steven J Nelson, 4065 S 6500 West, Hunter, daughter SARATOGA, Utah County County search and rescue teams were searching for the Salt body of a Department said Mr. Nelson jumped from a boat into the lake Public Safety Head Jailed in Homicide Mr and Mrs Scott Harmer, 2275 Interlaken Ci , Sandy, daughter Mr and Mrs Gary R Bengtzer, Douglas St , son Mr and Mrs Glen Roberts, Special to The Tribune &7 l Births reported m Salt Lake area hospitals during the Saturday period ended include 747 Search On for S.L. Man T Area Births 9pm steam-powere- Lake man presumed drowned while swim- and Mrs Wallace Eyre, Magna Mr and fr Tom OsMrs News of Record AUPHAND, Joseph, 75, Spring Glen, Carbon County, July 14, 1978 Etta M, 29, BARRETT, Tooele, July 12, 1976 CASE, Hilda H , 70, Provo, July 12, 1978 ELLIS. Chad R , 17 months, Sandy, July 12, 1978 Utah Lake Victim? Chad Ray Ellis A three daughters Marvin ArNell, LaRue J Mackay, Dawns J. Lish, all Salt Lake City, Margie J Bickiey, Spokane, Wash ; 15 grandchildren, 9 greatgrandchildren. sister, Mrs. Ruby Black, Twin Falls, Idaho Funeral Monday 11 am.. Redwood Memorial Estates, 6500 South Redwood Road Friends may call Sunday 8 p m and Monday one hour prior to services Bunal Rechvood Memorial Estates, funeral d rector Memorial Estates Mortuary unit monitoring system. Old-time- services Monday noon, Lake Hills Memorial Park Friends may call at Deseret Mortuary, 36 b TOO South, Sunday, p m , and Monday prior to 11 jO 6 m Funeral Directors, Deseret Mortuary , Special to The Tribune Lots of towns lay claim to CITY historical landmarks, but Park City has the distinction of having what might be called an historical earmark. It's known as the Ten O'clock Whistle, a siren located on top of City Hall, which for the past 40 years has been sounded every night at 10 p m It s an old tradition, says Park City Manager Wayne Matthews. No one seems quite certain how the tradition started, but Mr. Matthews says for many years the whistle sounded at 10 p m. to warn youngsters it was time to go home. He says that curfew law probably is still on the on the city books, but the number of teen-agestreets after 10 p m. would indicate its not being taken too seriously by Park City's youth. say the Whistle's significance dates back to the turn of the century and is firmly rooted in this towns rich mining history When the mines were tn their heyday, several of them had whistles that were sounded at the end of the miners shifts. rs Hospital, checks intensive care Graveside died i Julie Asay, associate director of nursing at Utah Valley grandchildren. and Sarah. Amanda Bennett Efair Curfew Alert copal Church Came to Utah 33 years ago for Utah Power and Light Co for 32 years Served U S Army In WW II, was 1st Lieutenant and recipient of Bronze Star tor valor Survivors wife, Salt Lake Citv; 4 Mrs. Mary Ann daughters, Shatter, Pleasanton, Cait ; Mrs Els Seward, Berkeley, Calif ; Mrs Ronald (Irene) Edwards. Paradise, Cache County, Miss Diane Lillian Webb Jackson e Park City Siren Oscar Miller Married Mary Member B'air Feu!ner 10:00 Whistle Dec Grobbink, 2 1957, in Ogden Idaho LDS Church Member Teams-te- r Union Local 222 Worked 35 years for T ransfer Co Survived by daughters and sons Mrs James A (Barbara) Lombardi, Taylorsville, Mrs Joe (Linda) Wright, Salt Lake City, Kenneth E , Lake Point, Steven Orangr-ill- Phota By Tribune Correspondent An old tradition, the Ten O'clock Whistle, in Park City. is an historical earmark PARK Francis Harold Miller, 70, 1 Rachael Unit nurses said the central monitoring station gives them a total overview of eight patients at one time and permit a nurse or a doctor to be at the central station and receive a "clear picture of the physiological recorded state or condition of the eight patients in thp unit The central station is also tied into a computer for data storage and retrieval. Stores Medication Data The computer system stores medication data as well as the effect medications are having on the patient. Fluid intake, clinical lab results, cardiac calculations and blood status are monitored by tbC computer. The Utah Vallpv Hospital serves as a referral hospital, not only for the surrounding communities, but also for other parts of the state. Patients are referred because of severe accidents and illnesses. A hospital official said intensive care patients include coronary care, medical patients (such as stroke victims), respiratory illnesses, severe diabetics, near drowmings, drug overdoses and surgical patients with extensive tests needed or those from chest surgery. A total of 312 intensive care patients have been admitted at Utah Valley up to June 30, with 609 patients admitted during 1977. This compares with 467 admitted in 1976 Miller Reynolds Taylor, South, died July 7th Born Oct 5, 1907, Salt Lake Citv. tn Genn If all the parameters were used on patients at the same times, the nurses could obtain 225 individual 16 ing system. Francis Harold Everett Taylor Webb Married John M. Jackson Dec 12, 1917, in Salt Lake City, later solemnized in Satt Lake LDS Temple Survived bv body systems can be measured for each patient July 29 Salt Lake City She was a hnnfckeener fnr the I arrh Tire She was an artiue Company member of the Parent Teachers Past President Associations, Westminster Mothers Club, and a member of the Evangelical Free Church She is survived bv her husband. Raymond E ; one son, Charles R , Salt Lake City, and nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held Monday, 12 noon, at Eastman's Evans A Early, 574 East First South, where friends may call Sunday, 8 p m , and Monday, 4 hour prior to service interment. Mt Olivet Cemetery 1932, in He siaPrv,scf of p4asermg on the Washington, D C., LDS Temple Veteran WW 11. Member of the LDS Church Survived bv wife. Salt Lake , City; sons, James Roland Sa Psnctsco, Call . Jerry Nelson Whitlock, Salt Lake City, mother. Salt Lake City, sisters, Mrs Keith (Mervyl) Knighton, Sait Lake City, Mrs Deiva Larsen, Van Nuvs, Calif , Mrs Melvin (Arva) Grantham, Osburn, Idaho Graveside services Wednesday, noon, in Gunnison Citv Cemetery Friends mav call Tuesday, 7 9 p m , at Larkin Mortuary, 260 E South Temple , With three of these four modes, E com- Preston, Member monitoring unit can monitor a patient with four modes of data retrieval One mode monitors ECG, or heart rate and rhythm. The remaining three modes can monitor pressures, temperatures and 9 i the latest in said the hos- pital officials. Each bedside married Raymond mercial contractor in the Intermountain area 1937. The unit features equipment available, I Myers She was raised m Lincoln and Springfield, Himes before coming to Salt Lake city She Jnn Opal McBroom, 666 . Whitlock Mar-rieVerna Nelto. son Sept 1941 He was a Reynolds Married 75 Street died in a local hospital July . 12 1978. atle, lingering illness She was bom anment Bom Nov 9, 1919, in Axteil, Sanpete County, to Earl "K" and and ICU. Juanita Mae Larch in Baltimore, Md , of a heart T avlor Rexburg Idaho, Dwayne and Jerry, both of Orem, Mrs David (Carol) Thompson, Cincinnati, Ohio,5 Juanita Mae Larch, .7SEN William L, 91, Gat.and, Box Eider Couinty, July 14. 1976 582-158- FUNERAL NOTICES many through her great ability to teach music Survivors husband, 4 sons aid of Whitlock W Society and Primary She influenced the lives Roland "E it Everett PROVO solem daughter, Garrett, methanes from the central monitor- Shields Tribune Correspondant With workmen still putting finishing touches on rooms, the first patients were moved into the new intensive care unit at the Utah Valley Hospital Ruby Ward, a patient jn the coronary care section, was the first to be transferred from the old part of the hospital to the new ICU section recently built on the second floor of the hospital A hospital spokesman said 16 beds were operational eight for cardiac-carand eight for other types of intensive care Eight additional beds will be available as the need arises. Nine Make Move Nine patients made the move, according to Ann Killpack, R.N., assistant director of nurses for the 4 auxiliaries President of Relief Funeral services Tuesday, 11 m , Goff Mortuary Chanel. 6090 State St , where friends may ceil 1t hours prior to service Burial, Mountain View Memorial Estates 1255 1976 By Ann nized in Marti LDS Temple Active in LDS Church and held positions in all 6 S BrnMta at her 1978 Married Garrett Case, June 1. 1931 in Vernal Later Hospital Opens Unit Hodta-inso- rw n 1907 to Lewis Martin and Armma Mry Hodo k n son Rw.g one Mar-vf- o DIRECTORS Niihvll Mamed Hazel Stuart in Sandy, Dec 14, He was a retired eng neer, D6.RGW after 51 years, DRGW Board of ArtiiKt-men- t member, started railroading on Cole ado Southern narrow gauoe Member awxJy Luoye II KJuK Murray 33 Lodge lOOF past patriarch Grand of Utah, Archie Encampment Stuart Encampment, patriarch militant Canton Colfax 1, member of Acacia Masonic Lodge 17 and Saif Loke R R Engineers Survivors sons and daughters, T Arrh Calif , M'S Rose Ella Pollard, Portland, Or:' , Stuart W , Alberton, Mont , Mrs Robert C (Geneva) Lewis, Sandy, 19 grandchildren, 25 great , grandchildren, great brother and sisters, "Bud" Nicholl, Calif , Marcle Martin, Shoshone, Idaho, Ella Miller, GoaftEn, pmjvq in oeam bv wife, daughter, Catherine Wright Reid, 2 grandchildren and R 3 to Joseph , ard Dl 12, Charles Eugene "Jim" Price, Sr. Walton Denver Coio PROVO Hilda Case. 70. died July 12, hor Roland "E" Whitlock, SB 969 E South Temple died July 14, 1978, OREM Wendell Gerald Russon died July 14, 1976 San Pete Hospital, Mt Pleasant, San rete County bom July 5, 1W8 in Bacchus. Sait Lake County. to Phillip Ervin and Han- nah Hanson Russon Manned Marie Haslem Oct 23, 1950. SL Temple Later ffQI Etta Marie Barrett TOOELE 29, died July suffered in ' Atdivorced tended Ameri- - g bbarrd died ' t - Elizabeth T. Wheelwright Thomas W Nicholl, 90 died Friday, July 14, 1978, at a local hospital Born May 4, - ( Bom Nov 16, 1697, at Augusta, Wise , to Paul and Karen Kris- - ple end fr Maria daughter, 13 Tonva- (Hroir Lake LDS Tem- Johnson Stokes Married ins sweetheart Eva Dean Sevy, Nov 5 1941, Panguitch solemnized in the $t George LDS Temple, 1954 Active member LDS Church, serv ing In various organizations Owned and operated Nolan s Bar, bershop in Cedar City tor 31 years Member of Utah Barber Guild Coach, managed and umpired to many years in the Cedar City baseball and softball leagues Served in the Air Force during AW PmmtifiH Hilda Hodgkinson Case SANDY FARMINGTON Cfsrence Ruben Soresnsen, 81, died July 14, 1978, in the i Emery to Wfl Thomas W. Nicholl s , fcRie LEGEND PARTLY CLOUDY SCATTFREDr1 SHOWERS WARM FRONT" COLD FRONT STATIC FRONT FLURRIES V LJ j Intermountain Region Sunday, Partly cloudy skies and chance thundershowers are due over of lan. The Saturday in an automobile tn the parking lot of the Silver Dollar Bar in the northern part of town, Vase s rid. Rosa was hired by the Rock Springs Police Department last October tc investigate drug trafficking in this booming mining city of 30,000 persons. His investigation ended in May with the arrest of 16 persons Six of the drug cases still are pending in district court The state grand jury before which Rosa had been subpoenaed to appear is neanrg the end of a year-loninvestigation of allegations of a flourishing vice trade and corruption involving pubhe officials in Rock Springs The FBI and the state attorney generals Criminal Investigation Division were called in to investigate he shooting Vase said an autopsy wool be performed Sunday morning and a coroners jury would be called for an inquest early in the week. On Job a Year Cantrell became public safety d.reetor a year ago, following the resignation of Clvdc Kemp, Rock Springs first public safety director. Kemp had resigned after three months in the position Rock Springs Mayor Paul J Wataha said Contrell was an undershenff for Sweetwater Bounty before taking the job of public safety director. He also had been a state highway patrolman and a range detective for the Wyoming Stockgrowers Association. 1 think hes done an excellent job, Wataha said, lie said Cantrell hud crealeJ a detective division within the department to investigate vice. lower slightly So Whats Now? A Little Wind , n Few Clouds 54 t Tr 57 54 61 71 01 04 96 04 1 75 53 12 Nev Yok City Washington . n Wrfr. A. 65 89 73 South Atlanta Birmingham Louisville Miami . kraaViMni ... 52 88 71 74 86 67 0 Vi 76 Southwest 99 98 A rdy-count- y 81 juoueroue Paso Fort Worth Phnom San Antonio Tucson El . .. 67 M 107 77 109 88 10(1 104 80 78 WoaftMr Dt PrecipL for period ended dor ol 3 Gu p m. am Frecpup-tiofor Juty, 03, accumulative (Wtclwy, 34 Precipitation unci October 1, 1977, 15 77, accumulative excess 2 54 Sunrise Tuesday, 6 10 MOT. Sunset 8 57 MOT Srt Lkt tatinn Lstvo g The division was created after ahai donment of a task force aimed at cracking dow-- on vice in the county temperatures. 86 - San Lake city, Ogdan and Prove Partly cloudy Sunday with chance of thundershowers Fair Monday Not so hot Lows Sunday lower 60s Highs in 90s and Monday lower mid Sunday 90s Probability of a measurable shower Sunday nigh? 30 percent Gusty winds at times Well Partly cloudy Sundz t'lth scattered thundershowers Monday generally fair with a few afternoon thundershowers continuing in south Not so hot Lows 55 to 65 Highs 90 to 100 except locally in upper u north Monday Nevada Parity cloudy after, noons with isolated afternoon and extreme evening thundershowers south and southeastern Nevada Otherwise warm sunny days and mild nights through Monday Lows Sunday night 50 to 60 north and central to near 80 extreme south Highs $unrta and Monday 85 to 95 north to 105 to 115 extreme south Southwest winds 5 fo 15 mrh after noons. Extended Outtaak Tuesday Through Thursday Utah Fair with hot days and cool nights Hgii 95 to tus. lows mostly In the 60s. Nevada Warm spell continuing and nc precipitation expected High from the 90s north to 110 extreme south Lows from near 50 north to the upper 70s extreme south trutheni Idahe Dry with warm near seasonal temperatures Htehs fnid-8- 0 to mid-9Lcfws mostly 50s |
