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Show Obituaries Wednesdoy, July 31, 1985 Veil ExpreSS Naples celebration planned for August 3 William Ervin Moon William Moon dies at age 83 William Ervin Moon, 83, of Vernal 'died at his home July 22, 1985. He was born Feb. 28, 1902 in Jensen, Utah to William Duncan and Almira Mecham Moon. He married Elva Cornelia Griffes Dec. 1, 1933. She died Feb. 22, 1954. He married Nellie Amelia Hunting Sept. 5, 1955. She died Dec. 3, 1980. He was a miner in the gilsonite mine, member of the LDS Church, The Uintah Club and Golden Age Center. Survived by brothers and sister, Deon Moon of Jensen, Mrs. Woodrow (Leila) Snow of Washington, Utah and Bernard P. Moon of Quenado, N.M. Graveside services were Thursday, Thurs-day, July 25 at the Vernal Memorial Park. Pallbearers were Leon Moon, Marlin Moon, Ted Freestone, Kenneth Ken-neth Moon, Norman Snow and Russel Anderson. Bonnie and Tracy Moon were in charge of the flowers. Turner infant dies in SLC Brian David Turner, infant son of David Robert and Rosie Nguyen Turner, died at the Primary Children's Hospital July 21, 1985. He was born July 20, 1985 in Vernal. Ver-nal. Survived by his parents of Vernal; brothers and sisters, Jaycee Turner, Troy Oaks and Eldon Oaks all of Vernal; Ver-nal; grandparents, Robert and Elouise Turner of Vernal and Mr. and Mrs. Nguyen of Vietnam. Funeral services were July 26 at the Thomson's Vernal Mortuary. Burial was at the Vernal Memorial Park. Services and burial were arranged ar-ranged by Thomson's Vernal Mortuary. If you're thinking about running an d, call usl Ouf knowledge- Qaj able surf will do tnc Job from start to finish... Including writing OJ-JDl I effective copy, producing mrc Right NOW! tlve artwork and type. Aik about ouf budget stretching co-op adsl Yemal ExpressAdvertiser 2. r Dorothy Marie Searle Dorothy Searle service held in Ashley 2nd Dorothy Marie Stringham Searle, 71, of Vernal died at a son's home July Ju-ly 28, 1985. She was born March 12, 1914 in Storrs, Carbon County, a daughter of Briant "H" and Catherine Chipman Stringham. She married Carl Searle Dec. 6, 1933 in Farmington, Utah. Their marriage was later solemnized in- the Salt Lake LDS Temple, Aug. 13, 1934. She was a homemaker, member of the LDS Church, counselor in the Relief Society and president of the MIA. She also taught MIA Maids, Beehives and Laurels. She had also served as nursery leader in St. George, Utah. Preceeded in death by a son, Jay B. Searle; parents and two brothers, James Phillip Stringham and Harold Chipman Stringham. Survived by her husband; two sons, three daughters, Mrs. Ralph E. (Sharon) Olson of Bountiful, Utah, Mrs. Alson (Catherine) Shiner of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Max (Eileen Dorothy) Haslem of Vernal, Paul M. Searle of Dumfires, Vir.; Roland Glade Searle of Vernal; brothers and one sister, Catherine Nan Hatch, Stephen Briant Stringham, Dr. Paul Glade Stringham all of Vernal, Ned Martin Stringham of Provo; 24 grandchildren; and 11 great grandchildren, grand-children, o Funeral services were July 31 in the Ashley Second Ward Chapel. Roland Glade Searle gave the family prayer. Bishop Howard Abplanalp presided and Brent Haslem conducted. con-ducted. R. Lynn Olson gave the invocation. Children and grandchildren sang "Love One Another." Clara Hall spoke. Teena Olson Gillies played a musical medley. Ralph Earl Olson spoke. Jan King sang "The Circle of a Woman's Reach." Garth Colton gave the benediction. Prelude and postlude music was by Teena Olson Gillies. Burial was in the Maeser Fairview Cemetery. Paul Milton Searle dedicated the grave. Pallbearers were Kim Dee Shiner. R. Lynn Olson, Bart Niles Haslem, Terry C. Shiner, Jeffcry Max Haslem and Carl Justin Searle. Burial and services were directed by Thomson's Vernal Mortuary, t - . Harold LeRoy Anderson . Vernal resident succumbs at LDS Hospital Vernal resident, Harold LeRoy Anderson, 79, died at LDS Hospital, Salt Lake City, July 23, 1985. . The son of George Walter and Phidelia Hullinger Anderson, he was born in Vernal Oct. 2, 1905. He married Lorene Simper June 18, 1937 in Duchesne, Utah. Their marriage was solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple Oct. 9, 1952. He was a member of the Vernal 3rd Ward, secretary of the High Priest Quorum, financial clerk for about eight years and former' secretary of the YMMIA. He lived most of his life in Vernal. He worked at the Bonanza Mine and Uintah County Road Maintenance. Upon retirement in 1970, he started a bicycle bicy-cle repair business. Preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Arval (Bud) Anderson, Leona Anderson, Fred Anderson and Evan Anderson and sister, Leona Ab-by Ab-by Boldt. Survivors are his wife of Vernal; daughter, Mrs. Fred (Diane) Halls of Orem, Utah; three grandchildren; brother and sisters, Melvin S. (Duff) Anderson, Mrs. Iva Wilson, Mrs. Ralph (Delores) Rolfe, Mrs. Verlie Stringham, and Lola Anderson all of Vernal and Mrs. Owen (Mabel) Johnstun of St. Helen, Ore. Funeral services were Friday in the Vernal 3rd Ward Chapel. Counselor Curtis Tucker conducted and Bishop Lloyd Winward presided. Fred Halls, son-in-law, gave the family prayer. Gene Hall gave the invocation. Curtis Tucker gave some remarks, and Reed and Julie Hansen sang "How Great Thou Art." Alvin Bowden spoke. Art, Mike, Greg and Itobyn Schaefermeyer sang "These Hands." Bishop Winward spoke, and the Schacfermeyers sang "O My Father." Clyde Anderson gave the benediction. Prelude and postlude music was by Terance Batty. Burial was in the Vernal Memorial Park. Vaughn Simpt-r dedicated the grave. Pallbearers were Steven Hall, grandson; Terry Anderson, nephew; Kenny StrinRbam. nephew; Jay Anderson, nephew; Lance Anderson, nephew; and Ken McCurdy. nephew, Honorary pallbearers were the Vernal Ver-nal I'Lih Sukc Ihgh Priests, Services were under the direction of Thomson's Vernal Mortuary, L0 CAL CHICKEN SALAD I . " ,i, Vcti J i i 'l x- Mii'r l tl l'e'"'Uf sr. N! ftivrl1-tiaisd ftivrl1-tiaisd t ( K i a ttc lie tciis ttai'f. It f ' r. (if "iulifji 1 i.' I ii flit nt ft'l irf f pry I4 (tli'-fi. tK 9.sii.a fct. t"-"! rrT,t sm ate f' cf it ( ! X M erwn urf 1 4 tVp tnii cit X - ! Nola Mae Steele Former resident dies in Denver Nola Mae Weeks Steele, 56, of Colorado Col-orado died July 25, 1985 in Denver, Colo. Born Feb. 24, 1929 in Vernal, she was a daughter of Otis Heber Sr. and Jennie Noel Weeks. She married John A. Steele Sept. 17, 1953 in Casper, Wyo.. She was a member of the LDS Church. Survivors are her husband of Denver, Colo. ; mother of Salt Lake City; two brothers, three sisters, Otis Heber Weeks Jr., Noel E. Weeks both of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Ted (Jennis) Salisbury of Orem, Utah; Mrs. and Dr. Burs G. (Louise) Newby, Birmingham, Birm-ingham, Mish.; Mrs. Lloy (Alta Rae) Winward, Vernal. Graveside services will be Monday 11 a.m. at the Vernal Memorial Park. A family viewing was Monday before the service at the Thomson's Vernal Mortuary. At the service, Bishop Lloyd Winward Win-ward Sr. gave some remarks, and a tribute was given by Lisa Winward. Ted Salisbury dedicated the grave. Pallbearers were Stan Thompson, Lloyd L. Winward, Leonard Heeney, Larry Duncan, Lance Weeks and Paul Weeks. Services and burial were directed by Vernal Thomson's Mortuary. -.- j - - v i IVi. ' ENGINEER cf the Ashley Treatment facility, Bob Dunsmore, shows automatic controls used V 2 t hrr)JJf1 f twiVftl 12 twp diaffnnfittjr Jir?l tnt. thfin tahrs nftif 12 tj ifiM. (oTntiirt? t rft4 li'j'iif! M H in-ef, PU "far, r qnf ft nr4 t'r''e'? la. litmnm MlUt lcr rf Itldlf o sntf ii eo n ir pert Members of the Naples "Energize Me" committee are planning a a community-wide celebration in the Naples Park, Saturday, Aug. 3. A number of activities have been planned for youths as well as adults in the valley. The daylong activities will begin at 9:30 a.m. with the crowning of Miss Energy and will concluded with a dance at 9 p.m. The "Energize Me" committee planned the celebration in order to raise money to expand facilities at the city park and for the construction of a pavilion. There will be a small entry fee for most activities. However, there will be no fee for the relay races for youths and the toddler's' tod-dler's' tricycle race. Activities that will run all day include in-clude a bake sale, arts and crafts fair, greased pole climb, sawdust dig, and a dunking machine. Several free demonstrations will be presented throughout the day including a power display by Utah Power and Light, skydiving, breakdancing and fireworks. v Groups interested in participating in the tug-of-war competition are 1 V.f, p A -.. r Summer Service Special TOKlE - Includes. Fcr engines v.itn electronic Ignition: instan lion ef nr.v CivimpicnMcoar scirn plugs. as;usimcnt ef idle speed, setting cf t;m;ng. in-cccticn cf emissions control system components. St.ind.ird ignition nd vciii cics raurrrd v.tn greater tmn 2 t'ot Mr cuf ctcrs Siisntiy higher. $H50 $4850 $5595 MjlinCif asked to pre-register for the event by Friday, Aug. 2. The tug-of- war is a team event and teams are limited to five members. There will be a $5 entry en-try fee for participation. Crafters are also invited to display their wares. There will be a $20 charge for booth space. In keeping with the country fair atmosphere commercial dealers will not be permitted. per-mitted. One of the highlights of day will be a baked bean contest. Contestants will have the opportunity to tempt the palate of a panel of judges with their individual recipes. Each contestant is required to provide pro-vide one gallon of baked beans in a plain white one gallon plastic jug. The contest is opened to all interested persons and beans must be brought to the Naples Elementary School by 2 p.m. Aug. 3. Names of the contestants will be concealed from the judges and the winner will receive half of the entry fee money up to $1,000. There is a $20 fee to join the competition and a number of people have already signed sign-ed up for the contest. MOONLIGHTING Bruce Willis stars as the sharp-witted, wisecracking private pri-vate detective David Addison on 'ABC's "Moonlighting," which airs TUESDAY, AUGUST AUG-UST 6. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 1985Compulog I ; 1 ( j ! U ... - to operate the water treatment facility, plant will require only one operator. 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