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Show r ... r:;" f rl 4 Vemal ExpreSS Wednesdoy, August 20, 1986 fc)5ta(Qiirns Casey Bown dies at age 78 S I , V .11 - wo' j i -A v 1 . LJl iJ Edward (Ted) Colton Ted Colton dies in Duchesne Edward (Ted) Colton, 56, died at his home in Duchesne, Utah on Aug. 18, 1986. Born Feb. 10, 1930 in Salt Lake City to James Edward Lawless and Easther Colesta Colton. Married Ann Tripp in Vernal Aug. 31, 1985. Was a lifelong resident of the Uintah Basin, graduate of Uintah High School class of 1948, Veteran who served in the U.S. Navy during the Korean Conflict, Con-flict, mink rancher with his uncle, Milas Y. Colton. Was a postal carrier for seven years, Colton TV Co. for 20 years, owner of Eastern Utah Office Equipment, rancher and farmer at Cat Creek Ranch with Craig Caldwell. Had a love for livestock and of purebred Suffolk sheep, and a rewarding rewar-ding lifestyle. He enjoyed taking pictures. Survivors include wife of Duchesne; sons and daughters, Mrs. Dennis (Car-ma (Car-ma Rae) Bascom of Vernal, Bruce Edward Ed-ward Colton of Vernal, Daryl Lee Colton Col-ton of Vernal, Julie Ann Massey of Vernal and Tamera Lyn Colton; 11 grandchildren; former wives, Colleen R. Colton, Naon Colton and Marion E. Colton; 11 stepchildren, 5 step grandchildren; grand-children; brother, Wade K. Carroll, San Jose, Calif.; sister, Susan Exum, Colorado Springs, Colo.; many nieces, nephews and cousins; two aunts, Isabel Colton of Vernal and Mary Fisher of Salt Lake City. Preceded in death by mother and father, brother, Richard H. Lowe and son-in-law, Scott Massey. Funeral services will be held Friday, Fri-day, Aug. 22 at 11 a.m. at the Vernal Fourth Ward chapel. Friends may call Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Duchesne First Ward Chapel and Thursday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday from 9:30 to 10:30a.m. at Thomson's Vernal Mortuary. Burial will be in the Rock Point Cemetery with military honors by the American Legion. BUY Advertise in the Vernal ExpressRdvertlsef 789-3511 54 N Vernal Ave or Time is running out to get into the phone book. It's just alx)ut that time again. Vic re getting our brand new While Pages Directory ready to go to press. So if you have any changes or additions to make in your home or business listing, call your service representative now. The numbers to call are listed in the front of your W hite Pages Directory. We'll Ik- happy to help and to provide information about any charges that may be involved, The final closing date for Vernal White Pages Directory Sept. 5,1986. i yj3 tTj - . . a Effie Rush Brousard Former resident dies in Texas Services for Effie Rush Broussard were conducted at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Midland, Texas on July 16, 1986 with graveside services in Beaumont, Texas on July 18. Mrs. Broussard died Sunday morning, morn-ing, July 13, 1986 at Trinity Manor Park Retirement Center where she had made her some since 1980. Born Sept. 29, 1891 in Berryville, Ark., where she attended Clarks Academy. The family moved to Texas in 1903 where she graduated from Chapel Hill College. Later, she attended attend-ed Shriner College and the University of Texas at Austin. She married D. Louis Broussard, Jr., on Oct. 22, 1913 in Anahuac, Texas. He preceded her in death in 1927. She taught public school in Texas then moved to Vernal to teach music with her daughter, Juana (Banks) Morse in 1949 when Harmony Hall, School of Music and Dancing was begun. She was a private music teacher for more than 50 years. She is survived by two daughters, Juana B. Morse and Mrs. Jerry (Eloise) Covington of Midland, Texas; one son, D. Louis Broussard III, of Council, Idaho; 11 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Grace H. Young succumbs in Salt Lake City Grace Hansen Young, 74, passed away Aug. 16, 1986 in Salt Lake. Born Nov. 11, 1911 in Mammoth, Utah to Nelson James and Henrietta Kershaw Hansen. Married Kermit Edward Ed-ward Young Sept. 1, 1934 in Salt Lake; later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He preceded her in death July Ju-ly 30, 1984. Member LDS church. Survived by three daughters, Mrs. Douglas (Marilyn) Swain, San Angelo, Texas; Mrs. Ed (Elna) Curry and Mrs. Michael (Cheryl) Andrews, both of Salt Lake; three sisters, Mrs. Florence Childs, Orem; Mrs. Ruby Jaoobsen, Provo; Mrs. Norma Card-new, Card-new, Lindon; one sister-in-law, Margaret Hansen, Salt Lake; six grandchildren; seven great grandchildren. Funeral services will be Wednesday, Aug. 20 at 1 p.m. in the Mackay-Cottonwood Mackay-Cottonwood Mortuary. Friends may call one hour prior to service. Interment Inter-ment at Wasatch Lawn. Funeral services ser-vices are under the direction of Maikuy-Cottonwood Mortuary. the is Mountain Bell ' I Pearl Barker Allen Pearl Allen dies . in Vernal home Pearl Elaine Barker Allen, 67, died at her home in Vernal Aug. 17, 1986. Born July 4, 1919 in Bennett, Utah, a daughter of Edgar and Lillian Mae Hewitt Barker. Married Lawrence M. Allen May 18, 1940 in Vernal. She was a homemaker, member of the LDS Church Maeser 1st Ward. She enjoyed gardening and flowers. She sang in the ward choir and enjoyed handwork and made many quilts. She enjoyed spending time with her family. Survivors include husband of Vernal; Ver-nal; son and daughters, Larry A. Allen of Vernal; Mrs. Harold (Vivian) Bar-son Bar-son of Sandy, Utah ; Lillian Simper of Vernal; Mrs. David (Kathleen) Busker of Spanish Fork, Utah; 15 grandchildren; 3 great grandchildren; brothers and sisters, George Barker, St. George, Utah; Edith "May" Hemstalk of Oroville, Calif.; Ethel Luck of Vernal; Mrs. Wilford (Vera) Olsen, Vernal; Kenneth Barker, Vernal; Ver-nal; Horace "Pete" Barker, Oroville, Calif.; Mrs. Gail (Ellen) Gardiner, Vernal; Mrs. Newell (Marilyn) Warren, War-ren, Rangely, Colo. Preceded in death by a son, Lorin Allen, and five brothers. Funeral services will be held Aug. 20 at 11 a.m. in the Maeser 1st Ward Chapel. Friends may call on Wednesday Wednes-day from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at Thorn' son's Vernal Mortuary. Burial will be in the Maeser Fairview Cemetery. Former Vernal resident dies of heart failure Emma LaVelle Schafermeyer, 77, died Aug. 15, 1986 at her home of heart failure. Born Feb. 19. 1909 to James N. and Mary Ann Bodily Jones. Married Neal V. Schafermeyer Jan. 9, 1032 in Los Angeles. Had lived in Vernal until 1941 and Roosevelt until 1976. Had resided in Kaysville since that time. Graduated from Vernal HiH" School. Active memlx'r of the LDS church, served on the Primary stake board and in the Relief Society presidency. Had also la-en a president of the YWMIA. She enjoyed being involved in Cub Scouting. Member of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Survived by husband, Kaysville; two sons, three daughters. Kendall H. Schafermeyer. Bountiful; Thcroit N, Schaformeyer, North Siilt Lake. Neala V. Perez. Slattmi Island. N Y,; Carol J. I'udilla and Klynn S, Judd, both of Kaysville; five brothers, one sister, Stanley N. Jones. Vernal. Itola-rt W. Jones. OgnVn: 0mmi Iv Jones, Sunset; Iv IM.yle Joni-s. Bonn tiful; Murt'ellas Jones and Mar K Searle. both ol linnhai" City Services were held Tuesday. Aug. t'.l in the Kaysville mill LDS Ward with Hishop Harold Smuin ollu i.iimg In torment was it) the Ka.Nsville City Cemetery. Jensen postmaster attends convention Postmaster Frank Judd nf Jensen is onrol more than l.nndi'k i,iU'f alien ding tin U!rd tninu.il national tntiven lion nl the National l.tagur til Postmasters in Huston Founded in I'M. the Li-aie of I'uMmasiet)! j the oMrsI orcaiiualmn irprcsMUng i"stmas!rr in the nation. The League, as 0 prortssional management ntganiatum. has t,-,j thr litht to f-rcM rve rsf rf fu wn pts!al frrvkp in rural arra nl Ihr uii,!t and the mandate In nnnli' r liable service. The organization ai i! nwtv than 2j .imi on tt l f ii.titinm .i . 111 t!w tut Hi Kill 11 i; ptan 1 ii e I'Wtailnn itn and I he jimm r ValMMt "( a I mvrr'tal I'lt-lal Sti h e J.L. "Casey" Bown, 78, of Salt Lake City, Utah died Aug. 14, 1986 at Flaming Flam-ing Gorge, Utah. Born March 29, 1908 in Provo, Utah to J. Leo and Emma Newell Bown. Married Aldean Burnham Jan. 16, 1939 in Randolph. Utah. He received his education in B.Y. High School and attended BYU in 1927. Following his education he went back to ranching in Garfield County, Henry Mountains. He enlisted in the U.S. Army Ar-my Air Forces and served in Boise, Idaho and Spokane, Wash. Following his release from the military, he went to work for P.E. Ash ton Motor in truck sales. In 1947 he was employed by the Utah State Wildlife Resources and the fish and game where he retired in 1972. Since his retirement he has lived in Daggett County and Flaming Gorge, five miles from the dam. He enjoyed fishing, hunting and the out-of-doors. Lifetime member of the BPOE No. 849 in Provo. Survived by wife of Salt Lake City; two step sons, one step-daughter, T. Dean Spackman and wife, Dorothy, of Salt Lake City; Paul Penrose Spackman and wife, Audrey, of Orem ; Linda Spackman Brown of Yakima, Wash.; 11 step-grandchildren; 30 step great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Ray (Emma Lee) Mecham and Alice Johnson, both of Grand Junciton, Colo. Funeral services were held Monday, Aug. 18 at the Berg Drawing Room Chapel in Provo, Utah. Interment was in the Provo City .Cemetery. Election... Continued from page 1 percent, and Lester A. Richins received 1,425 votes or 35.30 percent. Incumbent Sheriff Arden Stewart was defeated in the Primary by Drew C. Christiansen who received 63.89 percent of the vote compared to 36.11 percent for Stewart. Christiansen will face either Democratic candidates Darrell Lance or John Laursen in the General election. Laursen edged out Lance by three votes in the unofficial count Tuesday, but there are 12 absentee ballots at' the county clerk's offices which will be added to the tally Monday. In the county treasurer race, Donna Don-na Richens, Republican, came out on top with 2,331 votes, 2,331 votes or 58.09 percent. Keith McDonald received 1,682 vote or 41.91 percent. In the Democratic Primary for REGISTER NOW FOR FALL TERM AT THE UINTAH BASIN AREA VOCATIONAL CENTER Third Floor West, State and County Bldg. 152 East 100 North, Vernal, Utah Sixty classes available in Business and Secretarial Science including: Accounting Business Machines Shorthand Word Processing Typewriting Introduction to Business Business English 1 A computer lab with new IBM computer stations will be utilized to offer classes in: Business Computer Word Processing (Word Perfect) Applications Data Processing (Basic Programming) Classes available both day and evening. Career planning, employment employ-ment advisement and placement services available. REGISTER Aug. 25 through Aug. Classes begin Sept. 3 Call 789-1942 789-4866 PW . i-. . r- nwwwuW" 111 ', '' TlmnmniTlM a...-. - m u ais wm ii "IMMII,IWWI"'"1 j W , 1 ' ! i a . - ' -af k i ? .! 1 I : i pi ! . I n - , 4 I I ' . " 1 f NEW BREEZEWAY between the old and the new Uintah County Buildings is open for those wanting to get between the two buildings. Trouble over head in new county breezeway Uintah County Commissioners are challenging the architect of the the new state and building concerning the installation of an over-sized heating unit in the breezeway. The contractor for the remodeling of the older portion of the county building, Angus Construction, reported to the commissioners that the over-sized heating unit is too big to fit in the ceiling of the breezeway between the two buildings. The breezeway has to be heated two-year commission, Robert D. Showalter, 178 votes, beat out Jim McMickell, 145. In the state school board race, Harold S. Jensen came out on top in Uintah County with 1,005 votes or 28.52 percent. The second highest vote getter in Uintah County was Alice Welti Buehner, 850 votes or Computer Training Legal Typewriting Personal Finance Human Relations Small Business Mgt. Business Math Filing COMPUTER LAB and pressurized to meet' state specifications. "Last year we had a lot of problems pro-blems with the heating unit of the building being too small, so the architect ar-chitect took it upon himself to make the heater in the breezeway larger," said Commissioner Neal Domgaard. The county will not pay the increase in-crease in the cost of the breezeway, but will decide what can be done about the oversize unit Monday in a meeting with state officials. 24.12 percent. Democrat Craig S. Oliver gained 160 votes for his primary bid for U.S. Senator and Terry Lee Wiliams received 148 votes. Shar Lyn Benson won soundly in Uintah County with 330 votes or 51 percent. Data Processing Record Keeping Basic Math OMice Procedures Basic English Spelling Medical Office Procedures 29 4 |