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Show Harry G. Wycoff, 70 Sunday Herald, Heart Illness Fatal for Kurtz Appointed Gwen H. Baxter Break Irv.Wafer Main Leaves Roosevelt Dry Fire Sweeps jObituaries wua, 78, 728 - CITY Klyoixi Green St., died Legal Notices Swank Suite of Vegas Hotel Las NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS Thursday t funeral"' Monday-- , Probate No. 14,330 Probate No. li,3M 7:30 p.m.. Salt Lake Buddhist ROOSEVELT (UPI) L THF DISTRICT COURT In The Fourth Judicial Court" LAS The Church. Mrs. Virginia Taylor Fire residents of Roosevelt Beck. 54 ?? OF UTAH COUNTY, STATE of the State of Utah in and ' 1,600 gutted a plush Bryce virini, c Dunes Hotel Saturday OF UTAH. t Friday found they had too Friday; funerai Monday," 12 15 Mfr-- e for Utan County. much water coming from the In the Matter of the Estate of In The Matter of th Estate two Ed- WASHINGTON (UPI) p.m.. Federal Heights LDSlroutin 10,1:1313 ror'H T WnrtT a Alafiwiol Port sky but nothing coming from Ward Chapel. Blaine floors - y-- -. desert gambling ANN SNOW, Deceased. of: e Meakin, Harry G. Wycoff, 70, 894 N. their faucets. Creditors will present claims ILIFF MAX SERRIE . 1280 EJ745 S died Fridav: resort. 68, morndied JONES, Friday State, Orem, . U : .: .U A break in the city's main More than 30 Clark County wiui vuuvuers io il uie Banuius- - Deceased. beM named superintendent 53Xter,t 6.1' ing to the at the Utah Valley water line cut off all water to funeral Monday, 1 p.m., Winder 7. of Bryc, Canyon National Park, Hospital of a heart condition.- 2L 2? lotn Ward Chapel, 1361 E. firemen and 11 fire units. cont- tratrix, Lucina S. Parker, at Creditors will nresent their , the community before most ujs n blaze in 2 the office of ber attorney, 227 claims with vouchers to the . 4065 S. David Ewell Kenlv. 70. rolled the Frank E. ffj nwimp, r.uvu, He was born tions following surgery, residents arose Friday morn 179 Paxton but on t b e North University Avenue, remained Moss minutes, announced Sat- Thurs-1895 died Mar. 1 27, undersigned at the ; office of . Ave., She was born on or before the 11th j funeral Monday, 10. a.m., scene more than .five5 hours, In Claysville, ing. 439 -- South day; " Jan. is, a There was more than enough LDS 30th Ward Ohio a son of Mrs. Chief H J. Carson said' the day of March, 1966. Claim3 State. Orem. Utah, on or be Kurtz will succeed Louis Tal-Chapel. in Piniruitph water running in the gutters Frances must be presented in accord- fore March 1, 1966; claims muss 1 64, 22nd floor of the hotel suffered Sherman and VaLoy a daughter of lock who recently;, was transfrom a rain and sleet downpour 887 American Seeley Ray, ance with the tfrovkinns of Sec be smoke extensive The damage. Gusie Ritchie Dr., died presented in accordance !, but there wasn't a drop for Thursday-fune- ral Beauty 9. ITS iTt Utah Code Anno-- j witn the DrovisHMis of Titlf cause of the blaze was not; de tion He 2 f Mondayr National Volcanic Lassen Wyeoff. Annie D a v i s p.m., 260 E. South Temple. termined. There were no injur married Jen normal daily use.. Utah Code Annotated, Houston. She Park in California. Hallock had Lorraine ' on Morden nie (Lori) Cordova, 4, ies, except lor one lire ngnter veruicauon therein. 1953, and with proper verifica Utah was married served in the post LUCINA S. PARKER, Nov. 25. 1920 daughter of Carl C. and Mary who suffered an eye injury. tion as required therein. to Hugh. A. since 1960. The owner of the Dunes Hotel, 543 W. 3rd N., Administratrix Cordova, In fcdgar Lockport, NADENE D. JONES, Baxter, Apr: 3, Kurtz is a native of Salida, died Thursday. Mrs. Ollie Sa- - Jake Gottlieb, was one. of 8 M. DAYLE JEFFS, for Jeffs Mr. Wycoff NY. 1917. at Pan- - Colo , and a graduate of Colo Administratrix . linda Johnson Jones, 70, 255 E. those persons forced to evacu and Jeffs, attorneys for AdminMr. Wvcoff attended schools Mrs. Baxter H. F. guitch. M r. rado State University with a in By: Butterfield, 227 21st 22nd me and floors istratrix ate died North Claybourne Ave., . Universiiy Friday; Akron, Ohio, later moving to Baxter died in 1959. for the estate. major in forestry. funeral Monday noon. 4760 S. Other occupants of the ; hotel Avenue, Provo, Utah. Cleveland. Ohio and then to Mrs. Baxter was a member State. In The Sunday Her Published in Emanuel 65. were unaware the Published of Her The Wolff, Clyde 1936 Sunday apparently Buffalo. N.Y. in 1929. In ., of the LDS Church, and was an died Thursday; fun fire. Gambling in the ground- ald December 5, 12, 19, 28, 1965. ald, November 28, December he moved to Los Angeles, Calif, active clubwoman, serving as eral Monday, 1 p.m.. 36 E. 7th floor casino continued without 5, 12, 19, 1965. and came to Orem in August, S. Chris Leo Andrews. 49. 272 interruption. president of the Home Culture 1961. ri..w ui MONTEVIDEO :j ai.. (UPI) W. 3680 S., died Tuesday In we ca. mi. viuo PekingViuu arm NOTICE TO BIDDERS He was employed as a spe will break Uruguay formally served as She presi Springville. funeral Azusa, Calif.; pending C. for the and cialist inspector Provo Citv will accent bids on (Continued from Paee I) relations with Russia Monday, dent of the President s Council uraveside services for Forrest Anti-Pover- ty F. Brown Co. Oil Engineers a government December 20, 1965 for the fur said D. spokesman of Federated Women's Clubs in Sherman, 67, La Grande. Manufacturing Co. He was a Saturday. ... Then it quoted the statement nishing and hauling of Fill Dirt. Ore. former Salt Lake resident, Springville last year, and in that of the American Lemember to ne used m the nine-ma- n Chen: Swissby oosition was chairman of the sanitarjrland" who died Wednesday in La. and Veterans of Foreign Uruguay's fill gion operation at the Provo Citv "Should the U.S.. Imperialists of government Grande, 'will be Monday, 10 a. .council annual Art Tea. style Wars and the Orem Disabled Emeinvade China's mainland,, we garbage dump. voted Friday night to break off m., Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Salt Mrs. Baxter was one of the SPANISH FORK-Ol- lve Veterans. Hewas a relations American The contract to run from will take all necessary meatine Hansen Maughan, 81, died The Soviets. with the the of and leaders Lake. organizers veteran of World War 1 serv decision was 1, 1966 to December January to sures hosdefeat them. local in a then, By prompted by OGDETL Springville Senior Citizens. For Friday evening Max - Dahlqnlsf; 240 ing in Europe in action In terrorism vzz Indians 12-31, 1966. Specifications may be rs the . war will to no bylu bounda have CommunistIncident of from causes maage. was she of pital number a years 71, 1331 Ninth St., died Thurs France, Belgium and Germany. orientated labor unions. obtaine4Jrom-t- he BAYFIELD, Wis. (UPI) ries." Purchasing tron of the Utah County Youth She was born Sept. 23," 1884 He was a member of St. day; funeral Monday, 1 p.m.r Indian reservation officials re Agent's office, Room 101, Citv The also duoted commentary in Hyde Park, Utah, a daughter " Home. The the said spokesman Lindquist and Sons Mortuary. Mary's Episcopal Church. over Chen as saying' fliat if the Hall. r would be formally Samuel C. Doud, 72, died Fri signed Saturday in protest was noted for of Hans P. and Laura Johnson Surviving are two sons, Harry rupture PROVO CITY two work program united. states is determined to - next theHansen. council at declared her hobbles of millinery, china day; funeral Monday, 1 p.m., ers who refuse to leave. U. Wycoff, Orem and Wesley launch a China CORPORATION war against She received her education in F. Wycoff. Ottawa, Canada; meeting, scheduled for Monday. Chapel of Flowers Mortuary. painting, and hand work. All four members of the Red "they are welcome to come A. Wm. Nelson, Announcement of the decision schools and the and brothson S two Ida., Preston, BRIGHAM are Alvta CITY Otto five Surviving grandchildren; Cliff Community Action Com- sooner, to come as early as of council (be yAcade Oneida from .majoritPurchasing Agent three daughters. Hoyt Baxter graduated Hansen, 81, Los Angeles, Calif., mittee and three officials of the tomorrow." . ers, Leo Wycoff, Calif.; John hi the Sunday Herald of Orem; Mrs. Albert (Delia) my In Preston. After her grad Wycoff, Covina, Calif.; two sis- composed of the six Blanco former Bngham City resident, Published at the BayIs not forgetful housing' authority council-w-as "Surely Rusk died Thursday In Los Angeles; field Clark of. Orem; Roger (Ruth) uation she taught school In ters, Mrs. D. L. Bailey, and Party members of the December' 12, 1965 County Indian Reservation of this," the People's Daily made by council member- Nielsen of Salina: and Mrs. Preston for several years. Mrs. Hazel Dietsche, both of services Tuesday, 1 graveside no said. "It is use feigning quit. Alfredo Pulg Spangenberg. p.m., Brigham City Cemetery. Ralph (Bonnie) Alexander of She married George H. Mau Florida and Mrs. Blanche Eller, But the workers, ignorance. Four Members Agree Salt Lake City; 14 grandchil ghan on July 18, 1907, in the Covina, Calif. HEINER John Crawford, Judy Rothman, 20, St. Louis, "Rusk's threats can intimidren: three brothers, Tom ana Logan LDS Temple.' After their Funeral services will be held Fuig Spangenberg said the 48, Fullerton, Calif., former and Jill Hunt, 22, Kewaunee, date nor can his nobody, of was Houston in home 11 St. their a.m. made Panguitch, marriage they proposed by Heiner resident, died Thursday IB., bom members of Volun Quinnee Mary's rupture Monday at fool anyone. ignorance feigned and Paul Houston of Beverley in Rexburg for eight years and Episcopal Church, Provo. council member Alberto Heber In Fullerton; funeral in Fuller-to- teers in Service to- - America So should keep all this to he additional services Wed (VISTA), refused to get off the himself." then in Ithica. N.Y. for 22 Friends may call at the Berg and agreed to by the four other Hills, Calif. Funeral services will be con- years, where ner nusoana was Mortuary of Orem tonight from members of the Blanco majori- nesday, 2 p.m., 260 E. South reservation. The report as broadcast was and Monday until ty presently in Montevideo. Temple, Salt Lake. Phon. H J.lt4l auciea mesaay ai i p.m. ui uic doctor of physiology at Cornell 6 to 8 p.m. Alfred Johnson, a Vista Rusk feigns headlined: " t member Alejandro MANTI will be in Majority LDS University. They later moved 10:30 Eldon A. Ottosen, official from Washington, was Springville First-twelfDai says People's Is 62, Hidden Valley, Loomis, scheduled to arrive Monday to ignorance, Ward Chapel, witn uisnop uon to Tempe, Ariz, where they the Orem City Cemetery with Zorrilla de San Martin ' ly: Calif., former Mantl resident, full military rites being accord- visiting Rome. Watts of the Twelfth Ward oai lived for 18 years. the controversy Heber Is scheduled to become died Thursday; funeral, burial investigate Elaine T. Gray funeral which when the elating. Friends may call at In June, 1965, they moved to ed by the Disabled American developed council , president In effect In California. services will be held Monday iiivniuo UIC mieeicr moiiuoij women refused to serve Spanish Fork following her hus Veterans. young of Atrthnen J. as at 2 p.m. in tha Berg drawpresident Uruguay next MIDVALE from 6 to 8 p.m. and Tuesday band's retirement. "baby sitters" at a day care March under the council's (Art) Carter, 53, died Thurs center ing room chapel of Provo. be 2) will Burial to services. for prior age Mrs. Mauffhan was an active Friends may call at the Berg of the 1 system rotating presiden day; funeral Saturday, p.m., children.' bi the Pleasant urove uiy member of the LDS Church and Mortuary of Provo Sunday the LDS Center. . mem Midvale Stake cy among majority from 8 to 8 p.m. and Monday Cemetery. held many executive and teach- (Continued from Page 1) bers each year. Thomas Alma Heaps, 81, died prior to services. Interment ing positions in New York and will be in tht Provo City Washington Beltran, present Thursday; funeral was today. Into the mountains or backward council also in Tempe, Ariz. told newsmen RICHFIELD Cemetery. president, C. Leslie event Surviving are her husband with equal ease in the rupture with Russia "has been Raisor, 71, died Thursday; funand four daughters, Mrs. Ster- Communist strength was hea- discussed by the majority," but eral Monday, 1 p.m., Richfield Harry G. Wycoff funeral flatlands behind ling (Edna) Richards, River vier in the LDS Sixth Ward Chapel. he did not comment further. will be held Monday DRo Brown ley funoral N.Y. services side, Calif.; Mrs. Harold (Lau- mem. will bo hold Monday at at 11 a.m. In the St. Mary's MAGNA Relation Since WW n Mrs. Margaret Episcopal Church 50 West ra) Creer, Spanish Fork; Mrs. The wooded position stormed Uruguay has maintained di Milinda Ford McGuir, 94, died NEW YORK (UPI) -- A little 11 a. m. in tfco 200 North in Provo. Friend; in Orom. Fri.ndi may Allen (Ruth) MacRobert. and by the Marines late Saturday Mortuary scampering call at tho plomatic relations with the Friday; funeral, burial. Avola, brown y may call at the Berg MortuMrs. Richard (June) MaClure, afternoon was located about Soviet Union since World War Mo. through Staten Island's Old in Provo Sunday 6 to 9 7 to rrom ary Sunday 'p.m. 17 both of Newton, Mass.; three miles west of the n. Town power station shorted out and Monday prior to tho Mrvicoi. 8 p.m. and Monday prior to , Marines operation command Decision of , the council Constitutional government. services. Interment In Oram ELBERTA Ray W. Foote, 78, grandchildren; 11 a line and blacked Int.rm.nt will bt In tho Ploaiant four brothers and two center at Qui Son, Just Inland followed City Cemetery. months of virtual A government source said the out a wide area Saturday Orevo City Comtttry. died Wednesday morning in the William and from the South China Sea. James, sisters, Some final straw afternoon. was labor 5,000 persons "proof Friday anarchy in Uruguay, Veteran's Hospital, Salt Lake Peter Hansen, Mrs. Clara Friday's Attack Failed provoked by Communist and that Communist elements had were affected. of bronchial pneumonia Mrs. Coburn, City, The position, protected by Communist-lin- e Amy -- union - leaders intentionally made cuts in Some residents feared a all of Preston, Ida and Lionel barbed wire, was one which a and members. The and complications. electric power, had damaged recurrence of last months government company of Marines from the has accused labor leaders of telephone exchanges and had massive northeastern He was born Dec. 28, 1888 in Hansen, Tooele. power Funeral services will be held aircraft carrier valley torge wanting to create a rump even eavesdropped on the blackout But electricity was Hansen. Neb., a son of William to take the Pres- had tried and failed and Ella Wiehton Foote. He Tuesday at 1 p.m.-igovernment within the country government council's own com- returned alter about 25 mi- ton Third LDS Ward Chapel. Friday Iff bloody fighting. to dictate the actions of the munications." nutes. never, .married. were at Military, authorities He if as a member of the Pres Friends may call Tuesday the ward Relief Society room unable .to provide casualty byterian uiurcn. Interment figures 'for either side in the Mr ITnnfA nra. vptoran rJ prior to services. spokesin will the be msion uiy new fighting. But one between World War I serving with the H f that estimated man U.S. Army. He received his Cemetery. 200 and 500 Viet Cong were education, in the Nebraska and killed in earlier heavy fighting Utah schools. in the valley area. n He was a member of the Heavy fighting also broke out American Legion Post 123. (Continued from Page 1) on another sector only Saturday He moved from Nebraska to 35 miles south of Saigon, and it Elberta in 1910 and had since In the Senate, there was appeared to be shaping up into resided in Elberta. . continued criticism of the the biggiest battle in weeks in Surviving is one brother, Wi- board's decision. Sen. George the Mekong Delta. a member lliam Gene Foote, Lynwood, A. Smathers, Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Helena of the Democratic leadership The first contact lenses to Christofferson, Compton, Calif.; and second' ranking Democrat be worn on the eyeball were Mrs. Lavina Blust, Silverton, on the Finance Committee, said made in 1887. DECEMBER the move would "wipe out the Ore: Funeral services will be held effect of recent tax breaks by the credit cost of .1 Chapel of Monday at 1 p.m. in the Keith increasing SPECIAL ELECTION consumer goods." purchased son. 1 Jolley Mortuary, Pay I w mortuFriends may call at the MOKTUAHY j, A Now 'til Christmas when you purchase a new typewriter ary tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. 85 East, 300 Sout irom and Monday prior to services. Lloyd's you'll receive another Christmas Gift absoFR3 666 . Burial will be in the Provo City lutely FREE . . . at NO increase in typewriter prices. Cemetery with full . military rarfc.r ThmiM hh U.w.lly rites accorded by the Goshen FIREPLACE. The opportunity has finally come for Utah to put Mrol. wrvic.i will b. h.ld Mont American Legion Post 123. much of its share of Colorado River water to beneday o 1 p.m. at th. Spanlth fork II LOGS HUM ficial use. This will bo- accomplished by tho Central 3rd IDS Ward Chap.1. Frlwidi may ROYAL or SMITH CORONA Utah Project. call at Chap.1 of M.morl.t Mor- Superintendent Springville WomcmDies Of Canyon - Orem Man - JfrlT' TO'" xW of-th- V&" lll pre-daw- Pro-vojjjt- mi IV FH-Butterfie- j ld, 75-9-- 5, Uruguay Set To Sreak With Russia Death Claims . l439-8th.E- - - Woman, 81, In Sp. Fork Workers Ire Indian Help - Mrs.'-Baxte- anti-pover- ty - v- -" . anti-pover- Berg Mortuary Services n, . - th C Yanks pre-scho- Brown Squirrel Causes Power Failure in Ray Foot Of Elberta at 76 Dies OLPIN SUNDBERG m squirrel Mor-tuar- : high-volta- - -- After 50 years... n tume: iuc nine nu Go-ihe- Patman Jt 14 ft AMernoRi'es v' GAS V m, free CRAGHEAD Spon'nh Fork Sunday ovo-nin-g from 7 o 9 and Mondoy prior to Mrvict. Intormont will bo In trio Sponlih fork Chy PLUMBINO-HEAT1- -- Birds S ParakMtfc Ctntrto, llrdt, MyiMh Jttvt Pets & NO NORTH 2ND DIAL WH- T- with BAIT B009 KO BUTTON J7MJI7 BOUQUETS . STOPS mm MOST TOPKUi oaie only . 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