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Show Daily Hercld MONDAY, JULY . 1961 Weather Epic Moon Exploration Roundup Obituaries J1; -- c Ends; Astros Head Homo : s 1 rm 1 gathered about 80 pounds of rock and dirt samples. r Salt Uke City, Ogden, Provo ballet dancers in 4 1 t ... ''J ! 4 i They were calm, deliberate ar.d logan: Fair through Tues dreamlike, shaiowed world. and encountered no trwbles day; high today in the upper i 'during tlie time outside Eagle Many Craters 90s and Tuesday mid 90s; low i for U minuie "We art landed in a 2 hours. tonight near W; probability of I relatively smooth crater field," (Armstrong and 29 minutes less J a shower near zero. he said. "There are elongated for Aldri. L'tah: Fair north thro'J2b L secondary crater fields. Most of But Armstrong up to now SALT LAKE CITY Funeral Tuesday except for isolated 1 them have rims but there are considered an emotionless iron this afternoon; sci vices wee not have man reflected emotion when do today b Salt which few Lake City for Kate Estelle Mon- - partly cloudy south with scat- on discernible rims. They are he uttered his first wo-nd or the moon and again when he ton Tavlor. 58. Salt Lake City, tered thundershowers this after- covered with very find Hone Edith SPRINGVILLE a native of Pleasant Grove. She nocn. becoming widely sct-ca- it silt. to the President's responded Tuesdav afternoon; tered Nh, M, 10 S. 19th E., Spring- lav "The thing that would be teiephone call from nearly a ville, died Friday at a Spanish nita, n, MI-- .J warmer south today: highs in most like it on earth is, away, NEWLY CROWNED Miss Wasatch for 1969 b Bonnie Zupan. center. Her attendants include fork rest home of causes inci- - 1 l9n ti$ht to 508 nd tow A!drin The TV pictures they beamed ncrv graphite," powdered Elaine first left, Whimpey, attendant, sod Maiy Carlson, right, second attendant. They will said She was born May , 1911, In 4aa showed them moving back reia ever county activities for the ccmlng year. Mission control reported s easily in their stiff, bulky UTAH-IDAof HO Grove, I daughter I i w, I Martin and Annie Edith Hoiman moonquake seismometer Aldrin Spacesuits. The moon's gravity TEMPERATURES and Armstrong set out during puied only as hard as Monscn. She nrried Benjamin Max. Mia. Pep. was already ,the earth's and Armstrong and stroll their lunar 1931, 4, Dc. 57 93 Burle ter of Hery continuing tkirin looked like two slow sending back a 62 85 'Cedar City (Continued from Page One) nd Rebecca in " Uke City stream of data so sensitive it motion dancers in an underwa-reflec'.e- d V of the was IDS member She 97 I Goodin i MUls Hone. V the astronaut's on'er ballet, am so exdted tHt my pulse ?. 51 S3 She was mar Church, serving in the MIA ana idaij0 Fluj footsteps on the moon nad ihei plight Directcr Clifford E. cosmic!" I,d ReIief mem was Society 94 60 ried to Oliver jLewi8to9 thud their boots, helmets and charfesworth said after their Hundreds of thousands of i -- ff, 94 60 K'ash on ber of the Singing Mothers. Hen backpacks m4!ramb:e over the moonscape: ELLA PRICE U.S. those servicemen nam-By d was including husband "Miss her are 64 95 Surviving Mrs. K'ath Apiil 29, 1925) jHardcastle 0gden when the spacemen opened t.iei"My opinion was that they in V'etnam heard the Apollo Salt Lake City; one son and pocatello 59 94 ke LDS Temple. in the Salt Bonnie Zupan hatch today and threw them'moved about easier and had lane y. m radio or saw it on HEBER 93 62 jfiva daughters, Don Clyde Tay- - Provo Mr. Naah died in 1966. been named Miss Wasatch for tout. jmore stability and everything television. Miss Wasatch for 1968, Miss Mrs. 57 iocs i. v.i j Aldrin and Armstrong were than I might have thought, Mrs. Nash attended schools lor, Los Angeles, Calif.; Leeu-we- Ptoosevelt r 4K Kacmnccnn murmurand '.lal.vnn started "Everyone Thomas D. (Sandra) Van 101 76 St. George satch High School Civic Audi awakened about ll: 15 although I can't tell you why. . in Spanish Fork and also attendnew Miss Wasatch made her finally Mrs. Ron. Wendover 95 72 ing and laughing," said Spec.4 torium Taylorsville; When m. EDT. a capsule , but I felt frankly that one-- ! ed the BYU. She had served in ,'NstUe) Bagley, Minneapolis, John McGe, 22, of Hamburg, Ronald communicator G mieht surprise us to with Miss two her NATIONAL at na Mi wnt,.h snn ,it asked them: "How isEvansWh Zupan, D the auxiliary organizations Mmn.; Mrs. Willlem (Jeanne) the some extent. . . im sure N.Y., telling of watching the tendants, was chosen from 11 TEMPERATURES ten by Merle Rasbani and sung of the LDS Church, mostly ir Wardie, Bountiful, and Iwe Tay- up there? Did (however) they had absolutely on in a screen Max. Min. Pep. landing auc u ujc ucugu- - hy RuIon Huntington. All of this resting landing to rest?" chance a the music department. She was lor and Kae Taylor, both of get with inoving around you m Frankfurt's 89 69 " city square. "I , wax?MSLT- - R- - ZuPan took place on a stage decorat-12- 4 "He's been lying on the and problem Salt Lak? Citv: 13 zrandchil Atlanta . to be quite appeared wart organist for 25 years in E. 1st N., Heber. wanted to stand up and sing. I 82 59 ed to the theme of "Grecian engine cover and I've been comfortable." dren, and five sisters and twoosmarci felt like yelling out loud. I was Elaine Whimpey, 56 97 Benjamin, and had plsyed in brothers. Willard Monscn and.wse curled up on the floor. He's daughter of Gardens." two Spanish Fork orchestras. 4C 80 .18 really proud. I could not believe Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Whimpey, The judges were Susan Mrs. Ernest (Annie) Thayne, Calgar rigged up a sort of hammock," it was coming from the moon." 76 68 Surviving are a son. Verl both of Pleasant Grove; Mrs. Chicago Creek, was chosen first 'son, Miss Utah for 1969; Kathy Aldrin reported. into In London, youths leaped Nash of American Falls, Ida.; Kenneth 66 80 1.26 attendant, and Mary Carlson, Wood, Miss Utah for 1968; Mrs. The firing of the ascent (Inez) McDonald and Cleveland fountains in Trafalgar Square four stepsons and two step Mrs. Don 75 59 Denver .01 daughter of Mrs. Velda of both Brewster, State Fair engine on the $41 million lunar (Continued from Page One) (Elma) Tree, to celebrate the announcement 85 63 daughters, Floyd Nash of Eure- American Fork; Verdun Mon-so- Desk' oines son, 355 N. 2nd E., Heber, was 'Committee; John Adkins, adver. module was set for 1:53 p.m. over loudspeakers, "The Eagle named SO ka; George Nash Jf Layton; 66 second attendant. and Mrs. Juhi; (Haiel) Mad- Detroit Using chairman for Great Lakes EDT to mark the start of the men with interest and curiosity has landed, signifymg that the Neldon Nash of Pftknyra; Orvin 71 Miss Zupan was also named! Mink Assn.; Dick Groen, United hazardous return from Arm and men with the vision for the 54 of Elko, Nv., and Fairbanks both den, Apollo astronauts had reached Nash of Aberdeen, Ida., Mrs. Mrs. 98 73 .70 strong and Aldrin's "giant leap future." winner In the talent division Airlines photographer. Troy (Beatrice) Fisher, Fort Worth the moon. Florence Rynearson and Arlynn mankind." for 77 with 69 1.08 her vocal solo. LaRae The a was awarded Indianapolis queen Layton. Noon In Tofyo Hone, both of Benjamin. High The best way to move on the Honolulu Belong To History won the divi1250 swimsuit Wright Burial was in the Salt Lake scholarship, a diamond Funeral services will be conwas high noon sion, Mary Carlson the evening ring and other gifts. Each at- - Bui no matter what lay moon? In it 73 .24 Jacksonville Tokyo, (1 City Cemetery, ducted Wednesday it 11 t.m. ahead, they already belonged to Armstrong: "You have to be 57 48 division and Jeanette tendant received $00. Juneau .44 when Neil A. Armstrong set gowa in the Wheeler Mortuary Chapfoot on the lunar surface and so history. Their walk on the careful whera the center of 85 Kansas City 70 their collection of lunar mass is. Like a football player. of moon, millions el, Springville, with Bishop Leon Japanese 80 Las 100 many Veg8 Ex-Pro- vo soil samples, their planting of you just have to get out to the G. Bjarnson of Jfce Springville were engrossed with their 83 Lcs Angeles 67 the American flag, and their side d cut a litt'e bit." television seta that Tokyo's First LDS Ward officiating. S3 75 Memphis talk with the President in the Aldrin: "It's tha Friends may cP, at the mor88 79 Iiaml .07 subways were almost empty. Whit House, ushered In a new kangaroo hop. But it bes They era rsually jammed at tuary Tuesday from 7 to 1 1 ?n. 83 61 Mpls-S- t. Paul era of man's conquest of the work." and Wednesday trior to midday. New Orieau 55 72 ,15 universe. Burial will be in the MURRAY "We burst with pride and 71 Funeral services New York 68 .39 When ground controllers woke Junior golfers from around vlded Info three flights. with emotion because tremble Salem City Cemetery. Aldrin to 79 Mur Omaha 61 for Blaine Anaerson, 51, Collins this morning, they Armstrong, telling the off state tee in will will There be the free on landed we have Tuesday banquet just television the move 71 80 of toward resident .85 former Philadelphia Provo, ray, moon!" said French science the Utah State Junior Golf Tour for all participants Tuesday at arranged their radio transmis camera: 77 53 brother of Provo and Pay- - Portland, Ore. and not would sions disturb so they William Johnsen fiction writer Rene Barjavel. ney, sponsored by tea novo 7 p.m. at Royal Inn. 89 73 .90 son residents, will be Tuesday St Louis the temporary residents of "Good work. Good show. Hey, of its Jaycees. "Like child the Prizes will and go letting scholarships whoa, whoa, stop. Back up." 95 67 at 1 p.m. in the Murray Ninth Salt Lake Qty Base. mother's hand, who crosses the The two-datourney be awarded to the top golfers of Tranquility 78 63 LDS Ward Chapel, 5700 S. 300 San Diego Millions of viewers the world distance between the chairs for will be played at the Timp the tourney. 59 52 over watched as Aldrin and Armstrong's description of E., Murray. Mr. Anderson died San Francisco the first time." Course. 68 53 that the moonscapi: Saturday in Heber of a heart Seattle Armstrong established All golfers planning to play Johannesburg's Hillbrow dis93 60 base when their spidery lunar "It has a stark beauty all its attack. Spokane trict normally pulses with night in the tourney should report 90 72 module settled in a swirl of own. It's like much of the high 1.45 Friends may call at 4760 S. Washington life but it was almost deserted at 8 a m. Tuesday at the course and Armstrong took the desert of the United States. It's 77 dust 56 from Winnipeg State, Murray, tonight South for tee-oMost (Continued from Page One) times. night. Sunday first human step on the moon different, but it's very pretty to 8 p.m. and Tuesday prior to Africans were at their radios. The tourney is open to all and a half hours after the out here." six s 109 on was at this at Red the ward chapel. Sunday high the services earth are truly one . . . South Africa has no television. junior golfers 18 years old and one in their pride in what you landing. Mr. Anderson was born Dec. Bluff, Calif. under and the meet will be di- William SALT LAKE CITY This morning's low was 41 at have done and one in their During their walk over the And after becoming accus20, 1917, in Albion, Ida., a son on Jamison Johnsen, 48, Salt Lake of Albert and Ester prayers that you will return lunar surface fine grained and tomed to the lighter gravity Lindsay Baker, Ore. with a wide variety of the moon, Armstrong decided: strewn to City, brother of Mrs. Bailey Anderson. He married Faye earth." safely rocks Armstrong and Aldrin "Isn't it fun?" (Beth) Lindstrom, Provo, died Nielsen on Sept. 22, 1938, In the from Armstrong, replying In a One) (Continued Page Wilberforce University, Wil- Sunday at the Logan LDS Temple. voice tinged with emotion, Cotton-woo- d Mr. Anderson had been berforce, Ohio, founded in 1856, giant screen. They slapped each thanked the President and said is the oldest Hospital university other on the back and shook CONDITION it was "a great honor and REPORT branch manager of the cream in the United Negro States. in Salt Lake hands with Americans around to be here privilege of division St. ery package , Christen-senPAYSON McKay City following Reals them. not only the of the representing Corp., and was a former 589 S. Main, Payson, was a brief illness. Wonder For United States but men of peace Subject of Cloverleaf Dairy. employee He was born Across the nation Sunday seriously injured Saturday after or ait nat'ons." While in Provo, he attended YOUR BIRTHDAY noon when a horse he was rid Sept. 8, 1920 The n night, the great majority of in Midvale, a Provo High School, and later mJ i.QROSCOn fell on him atop apparently ing Americans disposed conversation which Nixon appeared said on of John Utah State University. to treat the moon with awe; not Mt. Loafer southeast of here. to be the has widow "certainly of his are Surviving and Caroline MONDAY, JULY If a matter for celebration but a The Utah Highway Patrol re most historic telephone call PROVO Mr. Johnien Jamison John- - Murray; three sons and one Born today, you r person af ported that Christensen was rid ever made," clearly delighted for wonder. tlnolomlrKiedness. Seldom do ten. He married Connie Kuhni daughter, Neil Blaine Anderson, allow yourMlf to become actively you subject of when riders with a group him after a day filled with It was in homes that most ing In mora than one protect at IN THE STATE OF UTAH, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS Granger; Joseph W. Anderson, n April 19, 1946, in Sandy. the accident occurred. tension and drama. once, for you prefer pouring your full Americans with their Fort ON JUNE 30, 1969 PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL gathered Ron and McArthur, Calif.; energy, talent, and time Into a tingle to Mr. Johnsen was a veteran taken was He immediately The President spent most of MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, and friends to share effort to dividing your atllltlet-a- nd families Wood D. ald Mrs. Anderson, II. f World War Utah Valley Hospital by heli thut, prtuip, your rewards. You have the moon adventure. UNDER SECTION 5211, U.S. REVISED STATUTES. alone the bent Sunday watching row They (Lona) Rogers, and Laurie, no desire to become part of the He had worked as a commerto crowd. Yours It a serious nature ASSETS television sets copter, where he was said be Apollo 11 mission on a portable cial art teacher In the Granite all of Murray; five grandchil that prefers Its own company with Its towards their condition in this color television set in his satisfactory and words Cash for due $ 783,753.32 from banks the own to or tliougtits anyone thrilling anything else waiting dren, and six brothers and one TUESDAY, School District. JULY H S morning. U.S. Treasury securities office at the Execu 943,005.52 hideaway has and landed" "the - CANCER (June Theo FullerEagle L Anderson, sister, busiSecurities of other U.S. Government Surviving beside his sister of the Office tive across ness In and Building correct the had that pleasure prothat made Clark Anderson portion! and Armstrong t 500,000.00 you should be able to make agencies and corporations Provo, are his widow of Salt ton, Calif.; street from the White House first stop. Anyone who wanted on both levels of activity. Obligations of States and political subdivisions $ 422,330.91 Lake City; one son and two Bountiful; Ray W. Anderson, gains He told his press secretary, LEO (July ) The Lea who to make a random comment S Other securities B. Anderson, (peculates with knowledge rather than 12,308.25 daughters, William O. Johnsen, Payson; Lindsay Ronald L. Zieglur, that the last Federal funds sold and securities purchased In on Instinct to make ex- was likely to be shushed. Cathie Derbridge and Deborah Provo; Ralph V. Anderson, ceptional gains.aloneBearstands 22 to the seconds of descent S experience In mind. under agreements to resell 400,000.00 Not ali voices were raised in VIRGO (Aug. Johnsen, all of Salt Lake City, Boise, Ida.; George A. Andermoon "were the longest I have Loans $ 4,575,932.47 SPRINGVILLE of present activities sfcould place Springville voices There from were and a sister, Mrs. Howard son, Phoenix, Ariz.; and Mrs, you !n an advantageous position before praise. Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and are investigating a burg ever lived through." nightfall. Don't overstep your authority. the ghettos, the campuses and police Verda Brown, Hinsdale, 111. other assets representing bank premises . . .$ 161.062.24 (Wilma) Bellows, California. the with Soon after talked he 231 Keep your LIBRA (Sept. 126 Other assets (including $30,646.40 Burial will be in the Salt Lake motives as clear as your obect!vt and elsewhere which said the lary of G. S. Woods Store, Funeral services are Wednesastronauts, Nixon telephoned direct lease financing) $ 36,295.87 sure that nation's wealth could have been S. Main, Springville. go well. Mek The family sug all should TOTAL ASSETS day at noon in the Cottonwood City Cemetery. you're not fooling yourself. A Springville patrolman, on a former President Lyndon B, ..$ 7,834,688.58 to ills on better its cure to spent SCORPIO contributions the Pri your (Oct 2300 gests S. 6301 Ward Fifth Chapel, LIABILITIES routine check of businesses, Johnson at his ranch in Texas. mood fit In with your aims today. The earth. to "share E., Salt Lake City, where mary Children's Hospital in Salt way you approach a project hes more - The President wanted found door of the front the of Demand individuals. sportD. But Mrs. D. of deposits to do with its ultimate success than Stephens friends may call Wednesday Lake City. this great moment" with his ttlent. $ 2,407,911.00 partnerships, and corporations Tex., one of the wg goods shop open. An in- Houston, 221 SAGITTARIUS" (Nov. from 9 a.m. to noon. said. Time and savings deposits of individuals, predecessor, Ziegler is If to taken ef activities the Broaden scope your of millions being Sunday's moon ventory Burial will be in the Holla-da- y $ 2,954,705.55 partnerships, and corporations you put all your eggs In one basket at mine the amount of loss. It exnressprl watchen r this time, you may low the lot r- $ Deposits of United States Government 30,533.91 Joseph H. Lee Cemetery. 20) Bide CAPRICORN (Dec was that rifles several reported most of their feelings more Deposits of States and political subdivisions $ 1,409,343.46 Mme. lor inducements your Though Certified and officers' checks, etc and some clothing were miss- t 124 278 86 change may took good, there r hidden accuratejv: TOTAL DEPOSITS influences at work that you may mt like. $6,926,772.78 'tagis we "This one have all the A 1?) AQUARIUS (Jan. day (a) Total demand deposits $2,832,938.21 when friends should be especially been waiting for. I'm so proud (b) Total time and to your demands. Make them subtly, however, M you would gain your $4,093,834.57 pra,d 10 savings deposits UTAH ends. Other Liabilities 293,766.63 $ 711 Mutual KVMareh PISCES (Feb. TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 7,220,539.41 Is the key to today's succonsideration H INm com meet en another cess. You must VALLEY OPERA RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES mon ground to gain benefits for all In V volved Reserve for bad debt losses on loans A profit 20 PINE. Ariz. TRIUMPH ! Funeral ser- ableARIES Ware 16.117.35 (set up pursuant to IRS rulings) $ day for the Aries who has all vices were July 11 in Pine, necessary facts and figures at hit TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS Arthur Penrod, Salt Lake Do your "homework" eery fingertips AND SECURITIES Ariz., for Joseph Harmon Lee, TAURUS (April $ 16,117.35 Possi City, funeral services will be 21) Rev. 64, Pine. Ariz., a former Pro- bilities for an ATLANTA (UFI)-T- he change en advantageous conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS the employment scene. Seek an oppor A.-Williams King, a longtime voan. Mr. Lee died In the Berg Drawing Room July 9, at tunity to speak your mind to those In $ Equity capital-tota- l 598,031.82 civil rights leader and brother Pine. Ariz., following a linger- authority. Chapel of Provo. Friends Common Stock-tot$ 250,000.00 par value me GEMINI Lay (May at id S. Stat call the 495 Oram mortuary may of the late Dr. Martin Luther ing illness. No. shares authorized 10,000 for projects involving muw groundwork rr v evening from No. shares outstanding 10,000 Monday He was born Aug. 25, 1904, tual effort on the part of yourself and King Jr., was found dead today Woodrow Que Draper fu8 to and Seek a favorable response. p.m. your family. Tuesday prior Surplus In a swimming pool at his home in Boma, Tenn., a son of Har$ 159,289.70 will be conneral servk-eRobert services. Undivided profits Bishop $ 188 742 12 here. V.v.;..'.' ducted Wednesday at 1 p.m. mon Young and Nancy Jane Manookin 2nd of Provo the HIT MUSICAL TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $ 598 03182 in Orem the Ward Sixth the in Ward will drown officiate had a Stewart Lee. He married It was believed h v: PREMIER! TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, 1500 State North rites Full services. Chpel, military AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ed. Lloyd in about 1925. $ 7.834,688.58 FOUR STAGE Street. Friends may call at will be accorded by the MEMORANDA the Sundberg-Olpi- n Mortuary PERFORMANCES American Lesion of Provo. of Orem Tuesday evening Average of total deposits for the 15 Interment in the Provo City JULY 23, 24, 25, 26 and Wednesday at calendar days ending with call dale from $ 6,853,743.11 Cemetery. the Chapel prior to services. Average of total loans for the 15 in the Burial Orem City calendar days ending with call dale $ 5,075,078.33 Eva Ward Heal. Provo. fuI, Arnold W. Brown, of the Cemetery. bank do hcrebv neral services will be held Benjamin Ward Chapel Furnishings at Auction declare that this report of condition is true and correct to Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the the best of my knowledge and belief. Raphne Roberts Loveless OREM HIGH SCHOOL TUESDAY, JULY 22 Room Berg Chapel Drawing funeral services ill be held Arnold W. Brown of Provo. call Friends may AUDITORIUM Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the 6:00 p.m. morat the Momlcy evening We, the directors attest the correelness of Orem 31st Ward Chapel. 546 TICKETS ARE GOIXQ tuary frorr p.m. and 2 pianos, one electric Hammond Otgan, Electrie this report of condition and declare that li 1ms been South 800 East la Orem. to tetvices. AT FAST Tuesday prior examined by us and to the best or our knowledge and Ttanges, Refrigerator, Chairs, Pews and many Friends may call at tha Bishop Max C. Rawlings of belief Is true and correct. other items. Rohbock Sons Floral Sundberg-Olpi- n Mortuary in WAKEFIELD'S in PROVO Provo 14th Ward will offithe O. E. Austin Orem Monday evening from OREM CHAMBER BENJAMIN WARD CHAPEL 3200 West 7300 South ciate in the services. InterT. Benlley and Tuesday at the chapel S. 1042 Joseph STATE OREM COMMERCE ment of west of in Provo miles the (Five Spanish Fork) City J C. Moffit prior to services. Interment $1.OO$1.50-$2.- 00 th Oftm City Cemetery. Directors By f rniW Press Itiemational 4 A Services Today For Native of Edith Nash Succumbs Pleasant Grove rt At Age 84 '.,:..:. r ds w quarter-million-mil- f..' Plent ,!Lr'! r l.r 11 q j sM - cl. Page Onf) v .: rr (Continued '69 Miss Wasatch So Proud one-six'- h Crowned in Heber - hai.f0?,??'" "T. v... Nel-De- er Small Step CarI-LaR- State Junior Golf Tourney To Start Tuesday at Timp Man Dies Brother Of Provoan Historic Dies in SLC lt - Americans Horse Fall Injures Man of ... earth-to-moo- two-minu- ... Utah National Bank of g Mlx Burglary Probed Springville - eke c deter-nrobab- lv King's Brother Former Provoan Berg iSS.S Succumbs Cundbers Found Dead Mortuary Services ANOTHER St al e r. 125-15- rs 6-- , s S'; Del-phi- 9 AUCTION above-name- und-rslgn- ed 6-- 8 9 eut d |