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Show rrti imwmm nwrw V. - 12 Sun Advocate Price, Utah Tuesday September 13, 2001 i. ... - r : .! ; . Saints in the Welling-to- n 4th LDS Ward. He was a re-tired mciriberofthe United Mine Woriten of America, havingbeen employed at Columbia and Price ; Z' River Coal. , ; Bud is survived by his wife, ; Margaret Jardine Henrie; daughters, Nancy (Jeff) Ford, Las Ve-gas, Nev., and Heather (Thte) Tutton, Wellington; grandchildren, Tyler (Amanda) Ihttbn, Rapid City, S.D.; Melissa (Seth) .. Sorenson, Price; Heather Baker, Salt Lake City, Kate (Scott) Hall,. Bozeman, Mont; Jared Tatfon,.. -- '' j ; '.n . . N ; y ( his home surrounded . Lenora Nelson Henrie. He mar- -. ried MargaretJardine June 8, 1946 in Wellington. Bud served in the U.S. Army during WWII in the South y Jensen, . " : o dfic. v Grandpa enjoyed camping, welding, hunting and, most of all, he loved being around his fami. Saturday from 11 a.m. tol2:30 s. p.m, at the church prior to . Well--will he in the Burial ington Cemetery. - -- . : Melva Mathews PRICE Melva Marie Powell Mathews of Price, beloved wife, mother and andmotherpassed away Monday, Sept. 10, 2001, at the age of 80 in Salt Lake pty . She was bo rn March 31, 1921 to Qarepce arid Lillie Powell. -- . . He was an active member of the Church of Jcshs Christ of Buckle up! I.'..' v -- - . . ; Its the ;latyj . . .I..-? . Announcing Auditions for The Performing Arts Company for Youth Tin new and exciting company holding auditions tor area youth to participate iti a once a week workshop that includes dance, theater, music, art and other interests in tliesc fields. In addition to its own . performances, this group will perfonn with Ballet Reperatory En- scmhlcCollege of pastern Utah pnKluetums Annual Christmas and Auditions will be held on: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 at C.K.U. Campus: BDAC Room 109 , k vV 5:10p.m. Contact Carolyn Gwyther at children, Marilyn Huntington, Price; Renee Edwards, Price; Christine and Jim Gunter, Wellington; Clarence aud. Cindy Mathews, St Gcorge;James and Brenda Mathews, Helper, Rhea Dawn andPeny Graham, Provo; Dinah and Jeff Hayward, Castle infoitnatioh tTiSf J'.A Elect Betty Wrii on . v 1 H r.'t if. i &'' j - V Vs. r;: Almost 69 percent of, all old newspapers in the United States were recovered and recycled in 1999, representing more than nine million tons of old newspapers out of a total supply of 'V' i 4. The practice ..links an individuals credit status with toe homeOwner and motor vehicle insurance premiums charged by : ; ' .' In Utah, 197 companies cur--. . rently sell personal automobile insurance and 138 firms offer : homeowner coverage at aaoss the state,. ... The department has not veri- ies erating in Utah rely on credit scoring to underwrite and price Idea-tio- ' ns 2fryeqrs-- . . . .; apparently raised the indiviauals insurance premium due to a low' score because the person lacked . the practice needs to be hanced. en-- ;. Consumers who have.their ;;insurance premium increased or pairs score.;', V-.- .. Act About Newspaper : . .. Assodatioa of America - : Businesses be Free of Drugs, Alcohol Community Involvement-T- o & Gang Problems. '.: WaterrTo Maintain Ample Storage A Quality Water Tourism-Promotithe Unique Beauty of Our Area & '.''- Events City ; ' It . . ng : Education-Hig- h CEU Quality v-.- Heritage A Culture-Mainta- Ethnic Events. . & Cost Ef f ective-Promoti- ng ''. ':v the Quality of Our ' iri ; QUALITIES: Women's League of Voters Price Travel Council Board . , . . One Week Only! Wmilik ttwl lip wty: Ikmfri Styitofr D thrak bniii StftmSff B . ; Beta Sigma Phi Sorority - Past President Delta Kdppa Gamma Sorority - Post President . ; ' rfrtojd i i Experienced People Person i for h: i WCTilOi ttonwuowan Nib A TtmnkVou by Wfceeler for Oty CewKil Co"vn. Price South Hvy.55 I would appreciate your vote , . ! l . Energetic J Enthusiastic Business Minded Nats iilhistt rapkr Hoke Price City Youth Council ; Women's Leadership - UEA ; ; v Suzanne Nichols, Secretary Price City Library Board , f- - ! 613-M5- 0. ' Price Culture Connection Board Foster Care Citizen Review Board Tv of Directors meeting for The monthly-BoonPinnacle Canyon Academy Charter School is .ri scheduled for Wednesday, September 19, 2001, 6. held will 5:30 The be at at the 1 p.m. meeting school, 2553 W. 2275 N. Helper, Ut. schboloffice, ; ' ; Agenda items will be accepted until 330 pjn. on Monday, September 17, 2001, by calling the Carbon County Centennial Chairperson .' Pres. , Carbon County Education Assoc.-Pa- st Take Pride in Utah Project (Carbon County) : . J; Traditions LEADERSHIP . - Academy Board of Directors Mooting v ';. I:i4. . , ' - IV PinnaclG Canyon of Life Entities with Promote Other Jobs A to Cooperate : . . Public Moice Promoting Economic Growth A Quality . v ! '"" ;Z . 1- - ' Is thp use of credit scoring ' ' appropriate? It can bc if the. consumers interest is also pro- - ' tected, commented insurance;'1 deparfrnent cOmmissioner. An insured and his or her; agent need to know the spedfic;';' , reason for an increase m pre-,- 1 mium of why the insurance cmn- - '. pany hasdiscontinued coverage-:- , on a persons home or automo-- '' Z v bile. They do not want to be sim-t is low a told because of it ply - coverage dropped bccause of a ' low credit score must be give specific reasons for the. low,.;, credit score," indicated department commissioner Mrwin 'Btewait It is common knowledge , tiud credit reports are often inaccurate," continued thestates ' insurance department commis- - ; sioner. If the credit score is overly sensitive to late payments, ft can inappropriately worit to the credit sccmc. This has little mean-;'- '' consumers disadvantage." ing and is impossible to recon-- .t Sometimes a single late pay die, concluded Stewart, 2000; Published by Newspaper ;' . . Source: . , credit. ; A second complaint involved ' ' ayoungcoupjte who purchased a home and several, appliances with separate loans. .'O The; insurance company hiked its hopieowner Coverage premiums because the loans ob--1 tained fo purchase the appliance created a hit on the couples' credit record and lowered the''L . - ... The. unidentified consumer ; bad no accidents or tickets, no credit cards or. debts and paid " cash for purdiases. Nevertheless, the company.; .; . . tomobite Insurance companyforZ , ; .... . . insurance products. However.the state agewy revealed that the word circulating within the insurance industry inrecord. ;': driving dicate; that many Utah ixmipa- The purveyors of credit soor-,ip- g nies partiripate in the practice, Credit reoring is notprohib-- ; recognize that the practice ..can negatively impact individu-al-s hedin Utah,pointod out OK state and consumers, pointed out ' agency. However,' the department questions how well insmed the Ut&h insurance agency offi"- -. cials. .... v. Utahns with low credit scores As a result, the purveyors of, arc abated due to the practice. the insurance companies prac- V. In order for credit scoring to tice have disallowed using the. be appropriate for using in un- following criteria in developing derwntingconsumcr insurance, the state agency emphasized that - GOALS:: ' 'K . ' Income.- - . partment The factors in question include an Individual consumers credit hisfpiy, histoiyof loss and. nearly 13 million tons. it- ... Religion.. , v - . Did You Know? V:; T?' . . Price City council -- 4 year Ethnicgroup. . s ' ' ' '. v;1' :r '!'. : in Utah. : . Age. Marital status., ' ...; Nationality. Gender. Address. In the practice, companies Linny Mathews, Provo. She was preceded in death by her parents translate information about jev eral personal factors into a credit . and one sister Funeral services will be con- score to develop premiums and ducted by Fausett Mortuaiy, The .permit or deny coverage exInsurance De-viewing was Wednesday at the plained the Utah " ' mm& . sumers: individuals purchasing coverage insurance companies. . ; merit, even ft associated, with a traumatic illness, injiny or death in the family, will cause ones ,, : credit Score to drop to a level dial V negatively impacts premium , rates and coverage, continued .. the insurance department comT-'-missioner. The insurance department , has received a number of com- plaints from Utah residents re-- 1 v garding the use of credit scoring' by homeowner or motor' vehicle ' insurance companies. ; One complaint involved a'-- . ' Utahriwho had dealt with an creditscbres for individual con Credit scoring has become a hot issue of contention between oompanies selGng insurance and West Jordan; and Larry and fit Price City Cemetery. ieslink Dale; Morris ami Shar Mathews, for more 6 : companies.;' Credit scoring is specifically designed to serve the interest of jV'-V-- ' 613-535- willbe Sundayevening fromb-- . to 8 pjn,atFhusettS Mortuary v and onehour prior totoe funeral services. Burial will be in the - State insurance de ; Thursday, Sept. 13,at p. m. at the Price 6th LDS Ward Chapel. Burial will be at the Price City Cemetery.' - 8th LDS Ward ChapeL Viewing ,y. n-law, Mathews on Dec. 22,1949 in the ' Manti LDSTfcmple V ' Shewas aveteranofWbridWhr Q and, asa young woman, served aifLDS mission to Canada. She also served an LDS mission to ' Arizona with her husband. ., ,. She is survived fay her 1 spring Concert series. : . She married Jpseph Eriec mortuary. Services will be Euheral services will be ! scr-vice- ly- . ' : Funeral services will beSat-- -. urday; Sept. 15, at 1 pjn. at they Wellington lst4th IDS Ward;, building. Friends, may cal) Friday evening from 7 to 9p.m.at Fausett Mortuary in Prkx and Pa-;v'- V j. . . family members. Preceded in death by son, Calvin; patents; brother, ltd Henrie; and sisters, Thelma Blackburn and Hildred V: - -- Bernice Henrie. Also survived by Alvin Thayn, Glen Thayn, Lloyd Thayn and many other extended He wasbomDcc. l4v1921in Hiawatha to Wyler Daniel and :.Vif! . - w, by his fam- - i . ..i . ; Wilder WELLINGTON Bud" Henrie age 79, passed away Tuesday, Sept. 1 1, 2001, at iiy. ' 4. V : Dorina Lee(TYoy) Harolds Johnston; arid sister-in-la- - . .'r , 'j:-;- James (Etta) Henrie, May Shorts, Leah (Jaimes) Noyes, Rrwri (Sy) Harold Budp Henrie .. . v, great-grandchildre- n,; Holden and Mason Sorensoh, Price; brothers rind sisters, Geneivive (Tom) Sheffield, f. ? X &: . PRICE - Donald Erickson Neeley passed away Sept. 12, 2001 at his home in Price after a 1993-9He was an active member of courageous battle with cancer. Bom Jan. 25, 1926 in Preston, the Church of Jesus Christ of. Saints. He served as . Idaho, to Hershell Morgan and Latter-da- y of Married Erickson Ethel Neeley. president the elders quorum LaVerne kllon, later divorced. and a member of the bishopric, Married Colleen Perkins April high council, high priest group leader and Sunday School presi, 194 9. Marriage later solem.V dent nized in the Manti LJDS Tfcmple He loved sports and played Sept.20,1955, Graduated froth Cedar City softball, basketball, golf and ' High School in 1944 and went bowling. He was an avid Jazz and -. St Ifrug Cardinals fan. : immediately into the Navy, scrv1944-tEton is survived by his wifei 11 War from ; inginWorid Colleen of Price; daughtervfcrri 1947 - Don managedNeelcys Gro(Foster) Lott, Price; Ginny . from 1949 (ReeceV'Bawden Mesa, Ariz.; StorcinBewer cery to 1955. He then started with ;' Kaye (Douglas) Rasmussen, ' iNeeleVi .Safeway in ML Pleasant and transferred to Price in 1955. He Pittsburgh, PaT' two was the manager in Price for 27 and 10 sisters, Shirley Cowan and Pat; Rollo Cedar City. Preceded in : years. He was on the community death by his parents and brothers-ibeautification committee, shade Dayle Peririns, Max tree commission, serving many Cowan and Klein Rollo. Wellington; Allison Baker, . Price; v -- ' .V . ; v- years and was honored as businessman of the year in l981. He was a member of the Price Lions Oub for nearly 50yean. He was president from 1976-7- 7 and Donald Erickson Neeley Latter-da-y ' f v..- . v , J : " z:z " v. : . bj i ' |
