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Show r'.'"Y ) IT' r. i ' : $ ' $ 1 f VV iiiMiii The new East Bay Mail Processing Facility at 936 S. 250 E., opened June 6 and will hold an open house on Wednesday, June 29, from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tours will be conducted and light refreshments will be served. The facility will house the mail processing operation for Provo as well as 129 associate offices in the southern part of the state. The new mail processing facility will provide window service and post office boxes are available to rent. All bulk mail will be accepted at that office. Calvin Squire Calvin Squire, 73, died Wednesday, Lenora Srasburg T cii I an J? J June 1, 1988 at Utah Valley Regional , ' J" Center in Provo I " euueauuy, u uue i. laoo iu nuiericun Medical Center in Provo. He was born Dec. 30, 1914 in Monroe, a son of Oliver E. and Nettie Net-tie Andreason Squire. He married mar-ried Ada Inez Lemmon May 26, 1936 in Provo. The marriage was solemnized Sept. 18, 1940 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She died Feb. 25, 1981. He married Thelma Hardy Har-dy Cherrington May 19, 1981 in the Provo Pro-vo LDS Temple. He received his education in uun- 1 1 r m j Fork. She was born Aug. 21, 1905 in Ophir, a daughter of Caleb and Matilda Hen wood Orton. She married mar-ried Albert N. Strasburg Dec. 22, 1922 in Provo. Their marriage was solemnized in 1966 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Tem-ple. He died Dec. 28, 1964. She received 1 j her education in Follow- msun. wb ur g h marriage she Md her husband short tune teught masonry at Snow Cot f w u IMalad, Idaho. She moved to Ely, Nev. nin Ho w hrirlc m9nn nH fnr a Y care ner ?8M!r y- lege. He moved to Roosevelt in 1941 i r l. tt:.l where he resided and farmed for many "'7 ft i&T-JTJh- " . t r.,--i ti. and returned to Frovo. Later they mov- mSSHESSh to to Santaquin then back to Provo and 1981 he and his wife, Thetoa, moved to h SpringviUe where she has resid- LDS Church Pn,vo 14th lSSSfjJSZ a high pnest He served m many posi- gh . f' h tions m the church including, secretary cfa fa Wm, h of the high priest group, Scoutmaster d f Sund 8.hooL and home teacher. He had also served "q. Vj f t". jL V-lT as a worker in the Manti LDS Temple. ... JH0!fHltt,ng CTOchetm- He enjoyed traveling, photography WfS "HS-and "HS-and bicycling. He was a Member of the,. Jrs : mdode one m , and two Senior Citizens of Gunnison, Provo and" M T .SJMnE2S Orem. He was also a past member of the SJJ&JU Gunnison Lions Club. JJ "itJ fid cf Survivors include his wife of Provo; t.t t' two sons and one daughter Lyle C. godchildren; for great-great-Squire, Layton; DeLoy Squire, Roose- grandchJdren; one sister Ahce H Car- velt; Mrs. Kirk (Beverly jUe Alked0"0 Nev- She Jf8 Ped m ir-. t. , j ' fo death by two sons and two daugthers: Kearns; three stepsons wd one step-pau, David and g lgS R-lnhvrhZn,: Strasburg, and Madeline Jensen. YFeukowRsS,e, SSSSSS RFunf Cherrington, Provo; Mrs. Ardell (Linda) vo-Bur,al was m Cltv Cemetery. Warenski, Orem; 36 grandchildren; 26 : - . rf-w . ;v, ; great-grandchildren; two brothers and . - one sister: Ivan Squire, Gunnison; 1311 (jrlHOrQ Spencer Squire, Sandy; Mrs. John (Er- ,,,..-,., .. . ma) Davies. Springville. He was preced- pari Fredrick Gifford, 82,- died ed in death by two brothers and five Wednesday, June 1, 1988 m Provo sisters. following an extended illness. Funeral was held Saturday in Gun- He was born niann Rurinl wnfl in the riiinnisnn CAtv Aug. 26, 1905, a Cemetery. 80n of Daniel Oscar and Lurena Hamman Gifford. He married Golda McConnell. She died in July 1979. i He married Sylvia 1 Mae Kongsbach Gatton Feb. 14, 1980inMapleton. Their marriage was later solem nized in the Provo LDS Temple. He attended Baker University in Kansas and the Teacher's College until his father's illness forced him to take over the family business. He had worked work-ed on heavy construction on the Alaskan Railroad during World War II. After he moved to Utah he worked at Geneva Steel for 25 years as a locomotive engineer. He retired in 1976. He was a member of the LDS Church, Orem 58th Ward and was a high priest. He had served as high priest secretary in the Mapleton 3rd Ward and was a magazine representative for the Orem 58th Ward, until ill health made it necessary to be released. He enjoyed golfing, hunting and fishing. Survivors include his wife of Orem; seven grandchildren; nine greatgrandchildren; great-grandchildren; one sister: Mrs. William (Hazel) Fisher, Oregon. He was preceded preced-ed in death by a son, Calvin E. Gifford. Funeral was Saturday in Orem. Burial was in the Springville Evergreen Cemetery. r Bern Mortuary Services 373-104 1 George Conrad Schiess Funeral services were held last Thursday in the Canyon View LDS Ward Chapel, Provo. Interment Provo Pro-vo City Cemetery. Lf r J Emily Da Peay Baum Funeral services were held last Wednesday in the Provo 17th Ward LDS Chapel, Provo. Interment Provo City Cemetery. Fred Amos Lewis Funeral services were held last Wednesday in the Berg Drawing Room Chapel, Provo. Interment Spanish Fork City Cemetery. Eva Alberta Straw Elliott Graveside services were held Saturday Satur-day in the Provo City Cemetery. Calvin Squire Funeral services were held Saturday in the Gunnison 1st Ward LDS Chapel. Interment Gunnison City Cemetery. Seth Tanner Graveside services were held Friday in the Payson City Cemetery. Lenora Orton Strasburg Funeral services were held Saturday in the Berg Drawing Room Chapel, Provo. Interment Provo City Cemetery. Vernal Norman Vernal Obray Norman, 82, died Tuesday, May 31, 1988 at the Logan Regional Hospital He was the father of Mrs. Ray H. (Mary Jean) Garrison of Orem. Funeral was held Saturday in Paradise. Burial was in the Paradise City Ci-ty Cemetery. Rhoda Simmons Rhoda Hatfield Simmons, 78, of Mapleton, died Sunday, May 29, 1988 at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center in Provo of congestive heart failure. ' She was the mother of Michael Lee Simmons of Orem. Funeral was held last Thursday in Springville. Burial in the Springville Evergreen Cemetery. Carl Fredrick Gifford Funeral services were held Saturday int he Provo 58th Ward IDS Chapel. Interment Springville City Cemetery. Lucile Chrstensen Funeral services will be held Wednesday Wednes-day at 11 a.m. in the Berg Mortuary of Provo Friends may call at the mortuary mor-tuary Wednesday one hour prior to servcies. Interment Provo City Cemetery. IIII PROFESSIONALS WHO CARE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT I SUPPLIES Rental, Sales and Service We Bill Medicare $0 E. State Rd. Pleasant Grove 785-1000 WW Darrel Fidler Darrel Bryce Fidler, 47, of Orem, died Thursday, June 2, 1986 of injuries received in an auto-pedestrian accident. He was born May 20, 1941 in Bakersfield, Calif., to Donald D. and Dorothy E. Ringsdorf Fidler. He married mar-ried Nancy White June 1, 1963 in Idaho Falls, Idaho. They were divorced in January 1984. He was edu cated in Calif, and attended Brigham Young University. He owned and operated Fidler's Variety Varie-ty Store in Ivanhoe, Calif, and worked in retail sales most of his life. He enjoyed square dancing and danced with "Leather & Lace" and "The Swinging Singles" groups. He is survived by five sons and four daughters: Lewelyn Daniel Fidler, serving ser-ving with the U.S. Army at Ft. Bragg, N.C.; Ruth Ann Fidler, Provo; David Darrel Fidler, Samuel Bryce Fidler,' Jonathan Darrow Fidler, Mark Earl Fidler, Mary Elizabeth Fidler, Rebecca Susanne Fidler and Steven Dennis Fidler, all Spanish Fork; his parents, of Grove City. Calif., and one brother, Dennis Den-nis Clayton Fidler, Bakersfield, Calif. Funeral was held Tuesday in Spanish Span-ish Fork. Burial was in the Spanish Fork City Cemetery. Gene Whittaker Gene Phillips Whittaker, 77, died Thursday, June 2, 1988 in Provo. She was born June 9, 1910 in Brigham City, a daughter of Victor Vern and Stella Young Phillips. She married William N. "Bill" Whittaker Aug. 15, 1939 in Heber City. 1 ' She received her education 'in Brigham City. She received a degree in education from Brigham Young University Univer-sity and taught in the Provo School District in the elementary grades. Since their marriage, the Whittakers made their home in the Provo-Orem area. She belonged to the Utah Historical ' Society, the Utah Heritage Foundation, was past president of the Ladies of the Elks and past president of Riverside ' Ladies. She did volunteer work at the Utah State Hospital She served on the Provo Library Board. She was also a member of many book review and literary clubs, including The Writers Club, as past chairman, and was an officer of-ficer and early organizer of the Algie Ballif Forum. She supported many scholarship programs. Mrs. Whittaker was a great-granddaughter of Brigham Young. ' She is survived by her husband , of Orem; two daughters: Mary Whittaker Boyd, Walnut Creek, Calif.; Martha Whittaker Mueller, Boulder, Colo.; four grandchildren; two brothers and two sisters: Richard V. Phillips, Pasadena, Calif.; Victor Phillips, Tremonton; Mrs. June (Winifred) Nelson, Brigham City; and Mrs. Fred (Lorene) Duron, Pico-Rivera, Pico-Rivera, Calif. Memorial service was held Monday in Provo. The family suggest contributions contribu-tions be made to the Provo Public Library or a charity of choice. Putting her name in a box made Kim Primavera (the Mom) a winner! She was surpris-ast surpris-ast week to be notified that she has won a set of World Book Encyclopedia. "I was going pi! Inst to buy a set as soon as we could afford it," she said. Husband Samuel just graduated from law school at BYU and has been working and attending school the last six years. "We want about 15 kids so have been turning them out as fast as we could but we may have to adopt the last 7 or 8," laughs Kim. From left are Samantha, 6; Jason, 7; Christian, 2; Ashley, 7 weeks; Tyler 4 and Matthew, 5. They all are anxious to read their new books. Sam is a software soft-ware engineer for Novell but hopes to be practicing law soon in Washington. Exploring news and notes Utah National Parks Council MISSION STATEMENT: The Council Coun-cil Exploring leaders have recently created a mission statement for the: following year. This is basically a statement of two objectives, and tasks to be performed to meet each objective. Objective H: To vigorously promote pro-mote Exploring to our sponsoring institutions. in-stitutions. How? By restructuring the committee ' operation, providing District leaders with monthly news and notes, emphasizing training-basic training-basic and advanced, organizing area Exploring meetings, encouraging more effective District Exploring exchanges ex-changes (roundtables), and promoting pro-moting Exploring... the Aaronic Priesthood Way. Objective 2: To foster and develop youth leadership opportunities. oppor-tunities. How? By restructuring the EPAEOA on the council level, establishing an advanced your course (L.I.F.E.), enhancing career awareness in the schools and communities, com-munities, and promoting Exploring awards and scholarships. EXPLOREMPHASIS: As requested by the National Exploring office, our Council has conducted a task force , analysis of Exploring in our Council, the recommendations from this study are reflected in the mission statement mentioned above. EXPLORING EXCHANGE GUIDE: District Exploring leaders need to know there is a guide written to help them with roundtables. Although the current issue at the Service Center is dates 1987, the material is applicable to any year. A revised edition is in the works, but don't wait--use this valuable resource for ideas for round-table round-table ceremonies, organizational structure, contents, etc. As is usually usual-ly the case, written guideshandbooks CAN HELP. NEW COUNCIL COMMITTEE PERSONNEL: PER-SONNEL: Larry Gibson has agreed to serve as the Council's Exploring basic training consultant, and therefore will work with districts on basic training and represent the committee com-mittee on the Council Training Committee. CAREER AWARENESS: Judy Park, the Council Exploring Career Awareness consultant indicates great success in the Provo area with this year's career oriented seminars. Students in the Provo and Timpview Olympia Compact S Printer ready with interface Correction memory Delux full feature Regular $495.00 SALE m 324 West Center Provo -0725 "We Service What We Sell" High Schools and Provo Vocational School have been given opportunities to hear presentations by professionals concerning their occupations. Consideration is now being given to possible Council involvement in communityschool career fairs. Watch for more information on this in the future. EPAEOA: Consideration is being be-ing given to re-direction of the purpose pur-pose of a Council Explorer association. associa-tion. Plans are in the making to have the focus of this group be more leadership oriented. More on this in the future. E.L.L Courses: Planning is continuing con-tinuing on the BYU E.L.I. course in June (Roy Peterman as course director) direc-tor) and the Price E.L.I course in August (Larry Gibson as course director). PLEASE HELP THE WORD SPREAD ABOUT THESE GREAT OPPORTUNITIES the Service Center has applications. (To calm a rumor: ELI courses will not be issuing woodbadge beads in the future.) L.LF.E. COURSE-FOR YOUTH: A final urgent, push needs to be made to have youth sign up and support the first ever advanced Exploring youth course, the Leadership Institute for Explorers course (Steve Baugh as course director). It is destined to be history making. HURRY! ENDS SOON" RETURN TO SNOWY RIVER PARTII OPEN HON -SAT. STARTS 9:15 ADULTS $3. 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