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Show Leonard Carl Long Leo-iard Carl Long, 70, 491 N. 1025 W., Orem died July 20 of emphysema. He was born November 18, 1904 in Pueblo, Colorado to Alfred Al-fred Monroe and Celia Marie Schaukowitch Long. He married Channie Abell in 1924 in Colorado Colo-rado Springs, Col, and they were later divorced. In 1954, he married Alma L. Johnson in Elko, Nevada. She died in 1964. He married Donna L. Box Rothwell in 1966 in Ely, Nevada and she died in 1973. He was employed by the Colorado Colo-rado Fuel & Iron Co. from 1918 to 1929. He moved to Chicago, 111. and worked for U.S. Steel Co. from 1929 to 1937. He then moved to Cleveland, Ohio and worked for Otis Steel He moved to Youngstown, Ohio, and had worked for United Engineering Engineer-ing in New Castle, Pennsylvania. Mr. Long moved to Orem in 1943 and was employed for Geneva Gen-eva Steel Co. until 1959. He as a Melter Foreman for several seve-ral years. He had served in the U.S. Marine Corps for two years and had operated cafes in Salt Lake City, Heber and Orem until 1973. He is survived by one son; and one daughter Alfred Long, Colorado Colo-rado Springs, Col., Mrs. Dar- V. i. .. i2.-iJl at J I .uiLJULJ I If SPOUT COATS p fi q I I $4$-$i io. now $22.50 - J Vy OFF I I il $55.00 (AlUrotlM Extra). I i SLACKS n30 I $19.95-532.50. NOW PjVj I j: $10.00 - $16.25 (AM- v Off I Dm Extra). I l TIES. .. 0X J LIGHT JACKETS R(ih 1 I llRE. $9-$3S JlH'l l0W $4.50 -$17.50 CL V0FFj7 PAHTS & VW. S1MI. Mm! mi kWW, lrki ilm. Svrry m Htratteai. Arrow Sp.rt e ... io.t14 KOW W v Arrow irosi VUmHxl nhttl, ctn Imm . l a . K i I Mf IW WWW ill I filp wZS W Wlift litn. hfJ ?141 SUNGLASSES Ctni lot SUIOVIEAO RIG. 7" J40C JIO-lTs.tJ STRAW HATS -SSS'50 OFF lUP SUITS .''lO All SALES TMJAl UT AWAT iicxassi K4 U WZST CENTER - PROVO LEONARD C. LONG win (Lois)Edwards,Dumas, Texas, Tex-as, six grandchildren, four greatgrandchildren. great-grandchildren. Graveside services were held Wednesday, July 23, 1975 at the Heber City Cemetery. All Crater Lake Visitors Warned Any local vacationers who might have been traveling in the area of Crater Lake anytime between be-tween June 15 and the present time are to contact the local Health Department if they display any of the symptoms of hepatitis, hepati-tis, health officials state. The water system in Crater Lake was contaminated about June 15, says a note received from the Utah Division of Health by the local officials. Any person who shows any illness ill-ness like hepatitis or if the disease di-sease should be diagnosed as such by a physician, should contact the City-County Health Department Depart-ment as soon as they possibly can. V J Mary Ann Morrill Esther S. Hurst Obituaries MORONI THOMAS Moroni M. Thomas, 80, of Wales, Sanpete County, died July 18 after a long illness. He was the father of Vaughn L. Thomas and Mrs. MacNiel (Alta) Boyton, both of Orem. ROBERT J. JEX Robert John Jex, 84, Spanish Fork, died in the Central Utah Convalescent Center in Orem on July 14 of causes incident to age. GEORGE D. SOUTHAM George Dee Southam, 66, Salt Lake City died July 15. His daughter, Mrs. R. Neil (Irene) Billings, lives in Orem. DR. HAROLD AUSTIN Dr. Harold Austin, 64, Provo, died July 15 after a long illness. Dr. Austin was a prominent pediatrician pe-diatrician and obstetrician. His daughter, Mrs. R. Ralph (Linda-lie) (Linda-lie) Benson, Lives in Orem. ELLA C. CARTER Ella Norton Clinger Carter, 91, Provo, died July 19 of causes incident to age. Her brother, Alfred Rowe Clinger, lives in Orem. MARY K. OLSEN Mary Nedra Kittelsen Olsen, 67, died July 17 of a heart attack. at-tack. She was the mother of Melvyn Ray Olsen of Orem. JULIAN E. HEPPLER Julian E. Heppler, Berkeley, Calif., died July 13. He was a brother of Naomi Trevenier of Orem. Mary Ann LeBaron Morrill, 89, of 575 North 800 West in Orem, died July 17, 1975 at the ' Utah Valley Hospital of causes incident in-cident to age. She was born in Santaquin on , May 22, 1886 to George W. and Mary Ann Openshaw LeBaron Sr. She married H, Elmer Morrill Mor-rill in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on October 10, 1907. He pre-ceeded pre-ceeded her in death. Mrs. Morrill attended school at Santaquin. After her marriage, mar-riage, they moved to Junction, Piute County, Utah. In 1910 they moved to Vernal, then in 1914 made another moved to Tridell, Uintah County where they lived until 1944 when they came to Orem. She was an active member mem-ber of the LDS Church with her membership residing in the Orem 9th Ward. She was a teacher in both the Relief Society and Primary. Pri-mary. She found great enjoyment in quilting and sewing. She is survived by four sons, E. Levon Morrill, V.Wayne Morrill, Mor-rill, both of American Fork; Alton L. Morrill and Oran L. Morrill, both of Orem; two daughters, Mrs. Linden (Wilda) Allred of Provo; Mrs. Tom (Irene) Wilkinson of Orem; 36 grandchildren; 114 great-grandchildren;one great-grandchildren;one brother, Raymond Ray-mond LeBaron of Maine; Four sisters, Mrs. Art (Edna) Hen-drickson, Hen-drickson, Mrs. Robert (Vera) Finch, both of Payson, Mrs. Olive Greenhalg and Mrs. Roger (Ella) Miles, both of Santaquin. Funeral services were held last Saturday, July 19. She was buried in the Orem City Cemtery. Orem Chapter DAV Hosts Installation The Orem Chapter and Auxiliary Auxi-liary of the Disabled American Veterans hosted their installation and dinner for the 1975-1976 officers on July 16, 1975. The affair was helt at Bill and Iva's Cafe, with sixty six members and guests present. A full course dinner was served, followed by a program presented by Elva Jean Thornton. State Dept. Commander Com-mander Robert Askew and State Dept. AuxiliaryCommanderBer-thele AuxiliaryCommanderBer-thele Jackson were among the guests as well as 3rd. Jr. Vice Commander Florence Val-guardson, Val-guardson, from the NationalDept. Jean Bills, N.E.C. for the Uth District and Naional service officer, of-ficer, George L. Carey. Installed as Commander of Central Utah Chapter 9 D.A.V. was Max L. Stewart and Hannah Slater was installed as the Commander of Central Utah Unit 9 D.A.V. Auxiliary. Installing officer for the chapter chap-ter was Commander. Robert Askew and Dept. Adjutant Edward Esther Skinner Hurst, 615 W. 500 N., Provo, died July 21 uf causes incident to age. Funeral services will be Friday Fri-day at 11 a.m. in the Sundberg-Olpin Sundberg-Olpin Mortuary, 495 S. State, Orem. Friends may call Thursday Thurs-day from 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday prior to services. She will be buried in the Orem City Cemtery. Cem-tery. Mrs. Hurst was born March 2, 1896 in Graham County, Ariz, to George and Mary ElizabethStrat-ton ElizabethStrat-ton Skinner. On August, 9, 1926, she married Martin Henry Hurst in Seattle, Wash. He died in 19G2. She was active in the LDS Church and was a member of the Singing Mothers. Survivors include four sons and one daughter, George M. Hurst, Knobnoster, Tenn.; Arlen J. Hurst, Smyrna, Ga.; Leon Hurst, Provo; Leonard Hurst, Tucson, Ariz.; Mrs. Vernon (Donna) Partridge, Orem; 16 grandchildren; one greatgrandchild, great-grandchild, and one sister, Mrs. Wilmerth Bentley, Salt Lake City. Shockey acted as officer of the day. Installing officer for the Auxiliary was Dept. Auxiliary Commander Berthele Jackson while Marlene Peaslee acted as conductress. Others installed to assist Chapter Commander Stewart were.Sr.Vice, AlanSimon Jr. Vice, Maughn Robertson, Uiaplin Leonard Gabbitas, Of- i Boys Jr. League Tennis Matches Orem defeated American Fork 3 to 2. SINGLES No. 1 Alan Cook, Orem def. Charles Motsinger, A.F. 4-6, 7-5,6-4. No. 2 Don Lindstrom, Orem def. David Dean, A.F. 6-4, 6-4. No. 3 Robert Shelley, A.F. def. Lynn Nimer, Orem 6-1, 6-2. DOUBLES No. 1 Steve Payne and Gary-Lew, Gary-Lew, Orem def. Steve Anderson and AlanWafford, A.F. 6-1, 6-3. No. 2 Bobby Lewis and Cory Wafford, A.F. def. Robert Lid diard and David Clements, Orem 4-6, 6-3, 6-4. Final Score: Orem3, America Fork 2. Orem Scera T-Ball Standings- July 19 The T-Ball Program will have a 14 team Double elimination tournament this Saturday July 26. The Bullets and Blue Orioles have drawn byes in the first round because of their 1st place finishes in the American and National Leagues respectively. The first games will begin at 8 a.m. at both the Scera Park Elementary School and the City Center with the Championship game scheduled schedul-ed for 2 p.m. at the City Center. The Pinto League tournament will begin at both the Orem Elementary Ele-mentary school and the City Center at 5 p.m. on Monday,-July Monday,-July 28. This will be a 16 team Double eliminationTourna-ment eliminationTourna-ment which will be held every night of the week with games at 5 p.m. and 6:45 p.m. The Championship game will be held Friday, Aug. 1 at 6 p.m. at the City Center. ficer of the Day, Charles K. t erry er-ry and Adjutant Jesse L. Slater. Auxiliary officers installed to assist unit Commander Hannah Slater were Sr. Vice, Beth Stewart. Ste-wart. Jr. Vice, Maxine Homes. Chaplin, Chris Slater. Patriotic Patrio-tic Inst. Beulah Ferry and Adjutant Ad-jutant and Treasurer, Linda Mil ler Orem-Geneva Times Julv 24, 1975 mi -i , - i,,,,,,,,, , - "- i r.. - Buy an extra margin of salety this vacation with a set of Michelin radial tires. Michelins help provide puncture protection, cornering stability sta-bility and precise handling. Trust your vacation to Michelin! Xww: sr zX Xas . FOR MOST IMPORTED CARS FOR IMPORTED " SPORTS CARS l l. ft I. J : X -.X i V 3 HCIIil ON rticitnun SAFETY ECONOMY PERFORMANCE MILEAGE MICHELIN, pioneers in tire technology since 1891, introduced the First Steel Belted Radial Tire in 1946. v 985 South State-Orem-Ph. 224-1844. BERG 373-1841 BOISE, IDAHO SARA ELLEN FRANCOM BATES Private Graveside services were conducted July 17 in Payson City Cemetery. PROVO STERLING JOHN DURRANT Funeral services were conducted July 18 in the Berg Drawing Room Chapel of Provo. Interment Provo City Cemetery. DR. HAROLD AUSTIN, Funeral services were conducted July 19, in the Provo Stake Center. Interment American ForkCeme-tery. ForkCeme-tery. HOLLADAY HILLS FUNERAL HOME SANTAQUIN, EUREKA JACKIE PORTERGRIGGS, Funeral Fune-ral services were conducted July 21, in the Eureka L.D.S. Ward ChapeL Interment Eureka City Cemetery. PROVO ELLA NORTON CLINGER CARTER, CAR-TER, Funeralservices were conducted con-ducted Wednesday in the Berg drawing room chapel of Provo. 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