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Show Page Four - The Springville Herald - April 15, 1982 Blood pressure, immunization clinics announced obituaries ' uulu""r - rT,;,:::r. wilSillK09S&M ; ' V! . rV?) jiiSlii j l ,m9mmmm' tiliiiipiiiiiijfi P P ,Blpf I Ww mMimM 1viiSJ wm Horace Clark Horace Wood Clark, 77, 274 South 200 West, Springville, died Tuesday April 13, 1982, at the Utah Valley Hospital following a short illness. He was born Sept. 24, 1904, at Springville, the son of James Monroe and Drucilla Kast Clark. He was married to Tranquilla Younger at Rush City, Minnesota. He was a graduate of the Springville High School. Prior to his retirement he worked as a landscape gardner at the Utah State Hospital in Provo. He had also landscaped land-scaped several LDS ward meeting houses. At one time he had also worked for Columbia Steel Co. for ; several years. Mr. Clark was a participant in the National Coronary Drug Program. Surviving, wife of Springville, two sons and ; two daughters, Frederick : H. Clark, Seattle, ; Washington; Mrs. Bert D. ( Dorothy ) Miner, Springville; Stephen, J. f Clark, Tempe, Arizona ; : Mrs. Blaine M. (Carolyn) ; Wood, Indio, Calif.; a twin sister, Helene Clark I of Springville; 21 grand- children and six great-1 great-1 grandchildren. I Funeral will be Sat. j April 17, at 11 a.m. in the ; Springville Eighth-Tenth ; LDS Ward Chapel, 355 East Center. Bishop Ralph Poulsen of the Springville Eighth Ward will officiate. Friends may call at the Wheeler Mortuary in Springville Friday from 7 until 8 p.m. or Saturday morning from 9:30 until 10:30. Burial will be in the Springville Evergreen Cemetery. National Honor Society inducts 25 SHS students Twenty-five students were initiated into the National Honor Society at Springville High School Wednesday night. The National Honor Society is a nationally chartered organization. Membership is for life. Members are selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service and character. Students selected for membership were Christine Bartholomew, Kim Bartholomew, Lori Bradford, Helen Carpenter, Car-penter, Karen Condie, Vance Cook, Amy Gividen, Ben Godfrey, Lori Howell, Mitchell Jones, Wendy Killpack, Emily Lower, John Nemelka, Ann Paystrup, Kristeen Sparks, Stacy Strone. Trisha Walker. Nemelka, Ann Paystrup, Strong, Trisha Walker, David Whiting, Lorraine Wood, Vance Bachelder, Lynnae Whiting, Jan Lewis, Nancy Hill, Jodi Lewis and Melinda Mainord. The initiation was handled by student of- AlOTHfRSOR II GRANDMOTHERS &8cf jr beautiful family birth- JXXxl S STONE JEWELRY FOR WVJ JT TirOv MOTHERS AND 8yr sfiJfcKSfe1 GRANDMOTHERS IN $X t M&$&t N. 10 KT. OR 14 KT. GOLD C (jSMS"Sj!yr Win her heart with an exquisite (V wfc- V1! family ring that embrace Kfl? "'"B4t beautiful sparkling colorful birth-oc2 birth-oc2 sAuLi- atones. Each stone represent XXX? tx loved one to Mother or Grand- . yvoo Jf mother. All rings art available in oiSv white or yellow gold. Stonea XxX! ar Synthetic. Price listed are for VVVJ rings with number of stonea XXX? jr cfVi shown. Add $2.00 for each addi- CxXX ' w40tfy$&'Jk tional stone. Jewelry Enlarged To Show Detail ffl 220 South Main JTXv Springville Pv"nN 489-4221 i . i - Horace Wood Clark Louisa Packard Louisa (Lou) Emerson Packard, 77, died Saturday, April 10, 1982, at a convalescent center in California. She was born, Aug. 5, 1905, at Volga, S.D. to Issac and Margaret Heck Emerson. She married Jacob Owen Packard, Sept. 16, 1925, in Salt Lake City. He died Feb. 22, 1971. She lived in Springville and Orem before moving to California. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church and belonged to the Women's International Machinist Association. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Harold i Mary Ann) Eddy of Milpitas, Calif.; six grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren. great-grandchildren. Funeral was Tuesday in the Wheeler Mortuary Chapel in Springville. Burial was in the East Lawn Memorial Cemetery in Provo. ficers: Chris Tahbaz, president ; Richard Olson, vice president; Helen Charles, secretary; and Darrin Williams, treasurer. An honorary membership mem-bership was awarded to Mrs. Frances Larsen, business teacher. Faculty advisers for the organization include Mrs. Pat Kauffman, Mr. Phil Bird, Dr. George C. Puckett, Miss Darlene Amott and Mrs. Frances Larsen. Hafen - Dallin Club to have a r , I n Day With Ohd KeSDeCire i Bruce H. Smith of Springville, and a professor of art at BYU, spoke at the first meeting of the Spring season of the Hafen - Dallin Club which was held on April 7 at the Art Museum. J L. James D. Anderson James Anderson James David Anderson died April 10, 1982, in Salt Lake City. He was born Jan. 12, 1938, in Spanish Fork, Utah, to S. Victor and Marvel Burr Anderson. An-derson. He married Margo Cole, July 25, 1964, in Salt Lake City. He graduated from Springville High School, attended BYU and the U of Utah. He was general manager of Freed Chrysler Plymouth in Salt Lake City. Survivors include his wife, Margo; daughter, Angela; son, Christopher; father, S. Victor Anderson, Willard, Utah; mother, Marvel Vogel, Las Vegas, Nevada ; brothers, C.V. (Skip) Anderson, Salt Lake City; Philip H. Anderson, Springville; one sister, Sidney Whitlock, Las Vegas, Nevada. Funeral was Monday in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel. Burial was Monday in Evergreen Cemetery, Springville. Anna Briggs Anna Oilive Bailey Briggs, 78, of Springville, died April 12, 1982, at her home of natural causes. Born Jan. 17, 1904. in American Fork, Utah, to Eli Hawkins and Olive Edith Forbes Bailey. Married Dean C. Briggs, Feb. 5, 1968, Provo, Utah. Survivors include her husband, one daughter, Nancy Textorious of Springville; one brother and one sister, Paul D. of California; Mrs. Thomas LeRoy (Edith) Briggs of Springville. Funeral will be Friday at 1 p.m. in the Fairview North Ward Chapel. Friends may call Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. in Springville at the Berg Mortuary, or Friday at the chapel in Fairview one hour prior to services. Burial will be in Fairview City Cemetery. On Wednesday, April 21, at 4:15 p.m., Ray Jones will present "A Day With Shakespeare." The public is invited to attend. In his comments he compared several of the paintings in the gallery. The monthly free Blood Pressure Clinic will be held today from 2-4 p.m: This service is sponsored by the City-County Health Dept. and the public is invited. The clinic is held every third Thursday at the Springville Police Dept. Childhood Immunizations Im-munizations will be given as usual on the fourth Tuesday of this month at the Senior Citizens Center in Springville. The date and time of this clinic is April 27 from 2-4:30 p.m. The shots provided for pringville guard ids city clean up efforts Members of the 116th Engineers (CE) recently assisted Springville City in its annual cleanup campaign. cam-paign. Using front-end loaders and five-ton and ten-ton dump trucks, 27 Springville guardsmen assisted the residents in their beautification efforts. ef-forts. Platoon Sergeant SFC Marvin C. Baker stated that three front-end front-end loaders and 15 trucks were used in the mmmmlllmmmmmmm KIH mill iyH " -!S!?55S ' ' i :; No monthly fee to own, no charge to use your First Security Banking Card You'll love the convenience of this card that works like a check. When you have it in your wallet you can make withdrawals from your checking ISSffl acmiint VlArfif tVa VJpo ermVi"1 VISA uwwunt nuviVTVl 1111. TlOO OjT U1VV1 is accepted. Anywhere. The card also activates HandiBank 24 hours children are: DPT, polio, and measles, mumps and Rubella. The cost for children is $2 per child per visit. Adults may receive T.B. tests and tetanus shots at the cost of $3 per shot. Please bring in your shot records so that they may be updated. Don't wait until the last minute to immunize your new-school enterers for the fall of this year. The schools will require a shot record as proof of immunization. operation. He estimated that 150 loads of trash were hauled in the two-day two-day training-service project. Captain Lynn Leifson was very pleased with the performance of the unit members. He indicated that this type of project is very desirable because it gives the guardsmen a chance to gain valuable experience in the operation of the heavy construction equipment Each Glenn Mark Miller has recently returned from serving in the Minnesota Min-nesota Minneapolis Mission. His homecoming is April 18 at the Kolob Stake House at I p.m. assigned to the unit and a chance to feel a part of the community by performing per-forming this valuable service. Captain Leifson also indicated that the Springville unit still has openings and anyone interested in receiving training in the operation of this type of equipment should call 489-6737. A God-intoxicated man. , Novalis, First Security Corporation Each depositor is 'in , , nm,m,..t Max Huff and Leah H. Huff have been called to serve in the Guam Mission for the LDS Church. They will enter the Missionary Training Center on June 3. Members of 116th Engineers in action during Springville cleanup days operation. Using front-end loaders and dump trucks, 27 Springville guardsmen assisted the residents in their beautification efforts. a day at First make deposits, loan payments, money transfers and balance inquiries with a touch of vour fineer All you need is your Visa Banking Card Personal Identification Number (PIN). affiliate Bank is a member of insured to $100,000. Security. Lets you get To get both, apply now at any oanking ottice. (If you already have your Banking Card, but no PIN, come in and comnlete rmr simple authorization now.) with approval FDIC. David Jon House.' grandson of J. and Kvelyn Bowers,! 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