| Show I wr k 4 b- b c 4 d 4 4 eL I S p A 4 8 J 1 j 1 0 A 0 T J 4 3 S cs j c k- k f 44 v. v 4 t 1 e i TrIbune Tribune Telegram Photo Photo Snowbound Family Gathers After Rescue Gathered Gathered together after being stranded in a s snowbound snow ow- ow bound car for five hours on a Salt Lake county I secondary road arc are Mr r. r and Mrs l John Muse their I Ison son Richard Mrs Patricia Muse tomcat Spot I I IS so L. L Family Saved j jn In n Snowbound Car Huddled together for warmth in in a snowbound car on a cutoff cutoff cutoff cut cut- off road a Salt Lake family was rescued in Wednesdays Wednesday's predawn predawn predawn pre pre- dawn hours by deputy sheriffs on their second rescue attempt Rescued after five hours on Utah between Parleys Parley's and Emigration canyons were four members of the family of John Muse year old motel proprietor of 1410 S. S State I I The group included his wife Joan 43 their year old son R Richard i c h a r d and his year old mother Mrs Pat Patricia Muse who lives ives with another son son Fred Fred at 1416 1116 S. S State Also In the car was wasa a small male cat They were reached about 3 am a.m. by Salt Lake county deputy sheriffs in a jeep about one ne quarter quarter ter Ler mile on the Parleys Parley's canyon side of the summit The Muse car slid off the road about 10 pm p.m. Tuesday Deputy Sheriffs Ferris Andrus and Lowell battled their way through drifts on the Parleys Parley's canyon road in a jeep after an earlier attempt on he Emigration tion canyon road failed Authorities were notified about midnight Deputy Sheriffs Lowell McAllister and Rex J J. made the first try but failed to get through the drifts in a sedan and returned for help On the second try on the other road the sedan got to within about two miles of the stranded sedan The jeep went on alone and returned the four persons to the sedan which took them home The four persons huddled to- to See Page 2 Column 7 S. S L L. Family Jk Rescued As Snow Stalls Car Continued from Page Ono gether to keep warm under two blankets A heater failed to work for the first hour and one half they were stranded F Deputy Sheriff Sheri C McAllister said Wednesday he believed the blowIng blowing blowing blow blow- ing snow would shortly have covered covered covered cov cov- ered the exhaust pipe of ot the car carand carand carand and required the Muse family to shut of off the heater Mr Muse said Wednesday the family left home about pm p.m. to watch Mrs Muses Muse's year old daughter Evelyn Alexander skiing slicing ski KI- KI ing at Little mountain When they arrived at the ski hut the daughter had gone and the thc Muse car started back In a blinding wind Mr Muse said the car s skidded into a drift on the Ule south side of oC the road He had no tools About 1130 pm p.m. a car driven by an unidentified person passed and relayed Mr Muses Muse's message to Salt Lake City t poi ou ij who called the deputy sheriff sherif f al Mr Muse said his hiss starter tarter aSi stan stall when he first went into the bank He could not turn ant nr t over oer overl v t l motor to start his heater L Labout un about 1 30 am a.m. In the meantime he walked short distance back to I i t the s ski d h b in the hope some skiers might be there There were no none nc v Muse said the trip took more Inore th IK th IKan an hour He periodically kept fliers his light in the hope that POi li would be on their way ay up t mountain The light a was ae seen sees the deputy sheriffs according acCOrding Deputy McAllister g gOn On Wednesday the Muse tIlt fare appeared none the worse for th experience But th thy they y all aU taUt cau up on some lost rest Thee The Th 6 c refused to be disturbed Were mighty grateful to tol tot t officers said Mr Muse tuse I |
