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Show Page HERALD, Provo, Utah, Monday, March 28, THE i Mental Health Board to Settle 1 I 1 1977 ("ft- " V S ft Hospital Dispute 4 I ""WjB' .1 If t 4' f , - SALT LAKE CITY (L'PI) The Utah Board of Mental Health has been asked to settle a hassle over w ho should run things at the State Hospital in Provo 1 4 - administrator. Services Director Anthony Mitchell, the board voted Saturday to set up a task force to define the responsmilities of the mental hospital's clinical director and its administrator. The psychiatric staff at the hospital told the board it feared patient care would be hurt by the appointment of a nonmedical director of the institution. Mitchell. Gov. Scott Matheson's newly appointed social services director who took over at the beginn-inof the year, has decided to split management of 1, , a psychiatrist or a At the request of State Social V . f j ! ' ' I f 'J g r A MISS PROVO contestants met Snturday for an orientation workshop where they discussed requirements for the pageant April 30. Three of the 16 entrants, Jolene Gray, Kim Novas and Legislative Auditor charged management at the institution. Laura Buckley, paused for this photograph. The number of contestants will be reduced to 12 after a screening session Thursday. Maudella Obituaries Local Joseph M. Cunningham LEWISTON, S. ' '"-- e,f for Maudella i , . i Bradley, lives in Provo She was born Aug 2, 1897, in Spring City, Sanpete County, to John and Eliza Kehunin Larsen She married Charles W Nielson on May 17, 1916 He later died She then married Hugh D Nelson on Aug 31, 1922 He also later died She then married Herman 1. Mangelson on Jan I Funeral services will be Tuesday at noon for Joseph Merlin Cunningham, 83, of Lewiston. S vho died in a Logan hospital or Friday. March 25, i 1977. One of his grandsons, Clare R Cunningham, is currently in the Language Training Mission in 24. Provo. Rogers LSSmmLmml He Cunningham Millie Underwood on Oct. 4, 1915, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Ann was a farmer Mr. Cunningham LAKE and dairyman in Lewiston Valley. Three sons preceded him in death. Survivors include his widow; six grandchildren; one brother and one sister, Golden K. Cunningham, Ogden; Mrs. Elva Bybee, Bakersfield, Calif. Services will be in Lewiston First Ward Chapel. Friends mav call at Nelson Funeral Home in Smithfield tonight from 7 to 9 p.m., and at the ward chapel on Tuesday from 10 30 a.m. to services. Burial will be in Lewiston City Cemetery Melvin H. 'Slim' Smith - Melvin (Slim) SANTAQl'IN H. Smith. 73. of 200 S. 300 W . March Santaquin. died Sunday. 27, 1977, in Payson City Hospital Funeral services pending from Holladay Hills Funeral Home, 1968. She was educated in Lake Shore and Spanish Fork and was active in the LDS Church, serving in the primary. Sunday school, relief society and MIA She was a organizations member of the Daughters ol the Utah Pioneers and Spanish Fork Orpha year. Survivors include six sons, Maj Gen William E Creer, Las Youd J. Creer, Vegas, Joseph E Creer. both Spanish Fork, Rev Y Creer. Idaho Falls, Brent Y Creer. Mountain View, Calif . f)r Glade Y Creer. Springville. 12 great23 grandchildren. grandchildren; two brothers and Ivan Youd. six sisters. John Florence Barney, Stella Dunn. Mrs Allan (Rubyl Parry. Mrs A A is scheduled funeral Wednesday at 11 am in the Lake Shore LDS Church Friends may call at Walker Mortuary. Spanish Fork. Tuesday between 6 and 8 pm and at the chapel Wednesday before the service Burial will be in Spanish Fork City Cemetery Helen B. Dean j Campbell held today in Salt Lake City. Interment Sunset Lawn Memorial Park. Charles Owen Sloan Funeral services were held today at Gibson Oklahoma. Interment National Cemetery, Ft. Gibson, Oklahoma. Andrew Colson Oldham Graveside services were held today at 2 p.m. at the Provo City Cemetery. EVANSTON call Tuesday evening from p.m. and Wednesday prior to services Interment P r c v o City Cemetery Friends may call tonight in Laramie p.m. Wyoming from -- Wyoming Funeral services were held Mae Brown Helen for today Dean. 60, of Evanston. who died following complications of surgerv in an Evanston hospital on Friday. March 25. 1977 One of her sisters, Mrs Frank (Eileen i Memory, lives in Springville She was born Jan 13. 1917, in Woodruff. Huh County, to Marriner and Mae Hichards Brown She married leWayne on June 21. 1937, in Olend U-jthe Salt Lake l.DS Temple Mrs Dean was a member ol the Old Timer's Club, and served of ihe l.DS as primary for 15 years Survivors include her sons and one Norman Dean, two husband, daughter wyo Roger Dean, Douglas, New York City. Mrs John Mae Dorothy i Robert LeRoy Emmons Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Berg Drawing Room Chapel of Provo may Evanston V grandchildren, v Roger. seven her father. o . Woodrulf. three brothers and . two sisters George Brown. Wyo ljvvreniv Itruvvn Wmnlru!!. Kenneth Urown Ran dolph. Hu h County Mrs Hurtiin Mary' ljrstn Salt Ijke ( Itv Mrs Frank 'Eileen1 Memory Springville S'Ivkts were in the lv,ns,tin Hrst Ajrd Chapel fulliiwt'd Burial Kvansi'in in I ilv to services. prior Interment Fork Spanish City Cemetery Berg Memorial Center Sunset Lawn Salt Lake City Charles Edward Sirrcr Private funeral services will be in Filer, Idaho Filer, Cemetery. Santaquin, I'tah Melvin "Slim" II. Smith Funeral services are Mill rum-ra- t Home - LARAMIE. Robert Wyo LeRoy Emmons. 18. of Laramie, died Saturday. March 26, 1977. in a Laramie hospital, of injuries received in an automobile Salt Lake City; Mrs Bradley, Provo. Services will be at Larkin Mortuary, where friends may ca" tonight from 6 to 8 p m and accident. He was born Nov 8. 1958. in Nephi. to James Robert and Arlene Riley Emmons Mr. Emmons received his early education in the Juab Schools and moved to Laramie, where he also attended school. He was employed by the Union Pacific Railroad in Laramie He was a member of the LDS Church. Survivors include his father, Ned A. Holt heart attack - SALT LAKE CITY Charles Cahoon. 8b. died Friday, funeral Tuesday 1pm. Dayton. James A. Ida Ward Chapel both A. Jr., Mabel S 80. Dwayne died Aplonia P. YandrrWaag 87. died Friday, funeral Tuesday 1pm. Harvard South Ward Chapel Selma Fahring 96. died Saturday, funeral Tuesday 3 30 p m , 574 E 100 S Bessie Carlelon Burton. 78. died Friday funeral held today Ralph Y Dove. 57. died Friday, funeral Tuesday. and Early 10 30 am. Evans Mortuary Charles E. Sierer 31, died Saturday, luneral Tuesday in Filer. Ida Allen W Edwards. 82. died Friday, funeral held today Edward 1). Holmes. 94. died Saturday, funeral Tuesday 4760 S State Alice B. p m Allen. 73 died Saturday funeral Tuesday noon. Wasatch Lawn 77. three Wednesday from 7 to 9 p m and Thursday one hour prior to services Burial will be in Spanish Fork City Cemetery Koye B. Mecham Garfield County -Funeral services will be p m for Koye B Tuesday at TROPIC. Mecham 36 of Tropic who died Friday March 25 1977, in a Salt Uke City hospital One ol her sisters. Mrs Jelf iKntr Johnson, lives in Spanish Saloma Alena Rynearion Ashby. Sandy, Frost 'Bermcei Mitchell. Mrs Charles lEdnai Argyle. and Mrs Harvey i Blanche' Dean, all Spanish Fork Funeral services will be Thursday 11 a m in the Spanish Fork 15th l.DS Ward Chapel where Ike Holm, a member ol the lath Ward bishopric will officiate Friends may call Linde Mortuary in Spanish Fork, , Williams Becky sisters. Mrs Saturday, luneral Wednesday-noonliavertown. Pa Ray L. Fuller. M died Thursday, funeral held today, Springville Cemetery Mrs Spanish Fork, five grandchildren, 49. died held today Cummings. in 1925 LDS Church and the IVovo BPO Elks Lodge He was in the Army in World War II For 23 years he was employed by Humphries Auto Parts and he was for the past two years Survivors include his widow, two .ons and two daughters, David L Holt. Castle Dale. Emery County. Ronald S Holt, and Mrs Rick i Susie i Thompson, Utah Obituaries Thursday, funeral 7. Spanish Fork to David and Myrtle Averlt Holt He married Aleene Searle Aug. 27. 1949 in Provo He received his education from Spanish Fork Schools He was a member of the be in Provo Wilkinson. BORN - SPANISH FORK Ned A Holt, 51, of 573 E. 100 S . Spanish Fork, died Sunday. March 27, 1977, in Payson City Hospital of a He was born Nov died Saturday, funeral held today Carlisle C. Young 72. died Sunday, funeral Tuesday noon, Fork Gardens Elysiar Burial 69 V. She was born July 21. 1940. in Junction. Piute County, to Elmo funeral Thursday died Saturday noon. Parlev Fifth viard Chapel Andrew II Alien. OGDEN funeral 77, died Saturday, Wednesday 1pm. Thatcher Penrose Ward HELPER Carbon County -B'J died Antoinetla Gigliolti March 11. funeral held earlier this month - Clyde Moore PAHOWAN Howard and Iris Smith Bushnell She married Stanley 1. Mecham on June 8. 1957. in die St George LDS Temple Baitiaanje 78 died Van Srhelt. 2 Wednesday pm First Second Ward 300 South Prtvt three sons and one Stanley. Wuinton, daughter Mil. am and Dcbra. all ol Tropic, her parents. Henrieville. Garlield County, and two sislcis. Mis Paul 'Keela' Mangum Tooele, and Mrs Johnson. Spanish Fork Seiviies will be in Tropic Ward Chapel where friends may iall alter Ham on Tuesday Huri.il will be in Henrieville I einelei v I'arowan l'h.i'l Edward Saturday, G. Sanford Anderson S,m'te County Services jre scheduled Wednesday tnr l.Bkrshore Ann in the LDS Ward Chapel. Friends may call Walker Mortuary in Spanish Fork Tuesday evening from 6 8 and Wednesday at the Ward Chapel prior to services Interment Spanish Fork City Cemetery Funeral services will be 10 a m at the Sundberg Olpin Mortuary Friends may-calMonday evening Lorraine Ramon p m Tuesday prior to vices Interment at in (Jrover, Wyoming G Sanlord Robinson. and ser4 30 Mrs Nephi Htlladay. Calif grandchildren grandchildren, l from March to John and Colleen Peppers Morrefield. 90 S. 400 E . Provo and Suzanne Boy to Thanve Noyes Ellsworth. 1999 N. University Ave., No. 136, Provo. Girl to David and Janice 613 S. 300 Finster E . Pleasant Grove Bov to Thomas and Linda Martin Warner, 1237 E. 460 S Provo Bov to Heriberto and Elizabeth Merhy Kubio. 808 E. Orem 400 N Girl to Thomas and Judy Skinner Skves. 2500 W Center St.. Provo." Girl to Jake and Diana Trotter Sorensen, Orem Am. Fork In 27: Bov 216 S Englewood. Boy to Duane and Heather Adams Marrott. 1375 W 500 N No 80. Provo Girl to Lee and Anne llendncksen Cammack. 460 E 500 N .No. 1. Provo Bov to Oscar and Olga Sainz AMERICAN FORK -A Diabetic Clinic open to the general public will be held at the American Fork Hospital conference room from 1 to 3 p.m. March 29, 30 and 31. clinic will be The by Bonnie Cook, taught R.N. and Margaret - J - - y budget. Nels Smith, a Wyoming legislator from Sundance, said the workshop "provided us with a sounding board to get ideas from knowledgeable people and legislators who attended to develop a few ideas to ease the drought. "We're realistic enough to realize that we can't pass laws to make it rain." he said. The workshop was sponsored by the 1786 W 170 S Bov to Dell and Sheery Thompson Court. 360 W. 400 N'. No 19. Springville Girl to Robert and Sherrie Hanna Lewis. 1633 S 740 E Orem and Boy to Thongthaiih Sinovang Iingxav Chaleunsuk, 401 N 900 E , No' 33, Provo Bov to Marc and Chervl Calico Strickland. 1981 N 150 E . No 2. I 'rov o and Ucie Isgett Girl to Odom. 1088 N'" 50 E Orem Girl to Stephen and Leona West Davis. 299 W 300 S . Spanish Fork Girl to HusseM and Karren (lee Terry. 525 N 300 W American Fork March 26: to Gary and Rebec ca Ashd'cmn Albist'on, 198 N 350 W American Fork Girl to Paul and Manba Judcl Bov Jacobsen, 760 S 1600 W 21, 159 PI. Grove Debaters Place 3rd Springville has been extemporaneous arraigned in Provo City Provo to Michael and Deanna Curtis Ames. 705 S Redwood ( Itv Dr Salt Bov to Hurv and Linda CiKper No 20 N 600 W Ward 665 Provo (,irl to Eric and Baibara N StO Bloiiicjuist Williams. 269 F. No 2. Provo Boy division, Julie Morton and Becky were rated felony charge for Marcyes and Jennett superior unlawfully entering a Anderson received building owned by Pear- son Cabinet and Supply excellent. In the Oration division, Company in Provo Jan. 6 with the intent to commit Julie Allen was rated Superior, and Kenna theft. Larsen and David Thayne A preliminary hearing were rated excellent. is set for March 28 at 10:30 a.m. and bail set at In the impromptu $2,000 cash or $4,000 division, Virginia Fulton property. The defendant was rated superior and was remanded to the Annette Wall and Camille custody of the Provo Police. Orem Bov to Robert and Gay la Haw den Davis. 620 N 827 E Walker was rated superior, and David Walser and Chris NoReed Tavlor, rman were rated E. Center in excellent. In the women's Court on a third degree Lutheranism was introduced into what is now the United States colonists on island. Manhattan Larsen were rated excellent. In the legislative forum, Keith Wesley was rated superior, Mark Matthia and Greg Yasko were rated excellent and Jeff Abbott was rated good. BEESLEY MEMORIALS JENSEN . B s funeral tN i loyi flows'! give . j , 14 30 BEESLEY MONUMENT will m in the Gunnison DS suckr ( enter Friends may call Turscliy belwecn 7 and 8 X1 al Mortuary. p rn and an hour belore Gunnison services at the stake center Burial will be in Gunnmnn The of Main PLEASANT GROVE in the and Highway 91 Pleasant Grove during 1976, according to Police Chief Michael Ferre. He said the second worst location for accidents in the city was the intersection of Highway 91 and 300 East. Total damage estimated for the 197 accidents reported last year was $144,797. He said 100 felonious crimes were reported to police in 1976 and 60 of them were solved. Of the crimes cleared by police, 37 percent were committed by juveniles and 44 percent were committed by adults, according to the chief. accident sites during 1976 were on Other high-ratMain Street between Center Street and 100 South; Center Street at 100 East near Pleasant Grove High School; 300 E. 200 S.; Center Street at the railroad tracks and also at the intersection of Highway 91, the chief said. e Light Damage Reported In Am. Fork Home Fire - An early morning fire AMERICAN FORK Sunday at the Jerome Crook residence, 369 N. 300 E., American Fork, was discovered in time to prevent serious damage, according to Paul Peters, American Fork Fire Chief. Chief Peters estimated damage at $350. He said the fire apparently started in the homes electrical wiring of a ceiling heating lamp in the bathroom. The owner noticed the smoke shortly after midnight. Firemen discovered flames in the attic when they gained entrance into the building. The blaze was fought for about one hour. Advertisment Advertisement FREE Hearing Tests For Senior Citizens. Anvone who has trouble hearing or understanding is welcome to a hearing test us- now wearing a hearing aid or those who may have been told nothing could be done for them should have a hearing test to find out if they are one of the many a hearing aid will help. ; 92 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE HEIPS US ANSWER YOUR EVERY QUESTION. G Qrove Accident Prone Corner Told -had intersection most accidents Street ing the latest electronic equipment to determine if thev have a correctable loss. Even people DISCOUNTS ON MARKERS TO San Steve Allred. drought coordinator for the state of Idaho, said hydroelectric production in his state was 60 to 70 per cent of normal. "We're looking at curtailments as early as next month," he said. "We anticipate going into July and August with major curtailments, and those curtailments could cause power brown-outs.- " p, have o message nine greatsister. Ellen a , & GREENHOUSE Manti Wednesday begin at PROVO FLORAL northern California." Mentioning the cut water projects, the lawmakers said in a resolution: "Not only would these projects bring needed water to the people, but they would also provide jobs and stimulate the economy." Smith said the drought which free of charge and are encouraged to attend with the patient. In patients or outpatients are invited to Michael hydro-electri- Legislatures members may attend Theft Trial c because of a reduction in power. "We're down to 37 per cent of normal in our production of hydroelectric power." said California Assemblyman "Some Eugene Gualco, brown-out- s have been forecast in National Conference of State Springville Man Faces Butler, already is affecting farmers and ranchers would have an impact on everyone across the nation. "You're going to see some real reduction in dollar flow this summer," he said. "While the first effects will be felt on agriculture, there'll be a rippling effect through the economy, including service industries, sales, retail business and on out through the West. The economic impact is going to be very real in all sectors of society." Legislative leaders also were warned that the drought could result in brownouts in Western states this summer A Wyoming DENVER (UPD legislator who served as moderator of a two-dadrought workshop said it was a valuable experience which should help Western states in easing some of the impact of the drought this summer. Fifty lawmakers from throughout the West attended the workshop, which ended Saturday with a recommendation that President Carter reconsider his decision to delete several major water projects from the federal I Provo university. Drought Panel Leader Views Impact of Effort learn more about handPLEASANT GROVE -Sling the problems related tudents from Pleasant to diabetes. Grove High School took Lobo. 1999 N University. No 37, rovo third place in the state 3A Girl to Lance and Connie Forensic's tournament Bishop Robertson, 359 E. 3U0 N last week at Brigham No 67, Provo Bov to Rav and Roseann Young University. In the men's extemOgden Carlson. 38ft N 400 W., Provo division, Scot poraneous Girl to Craig and Elaine Nelson County Cancer Society. The device is known as "Linda Lumps" and will be used in health science workshops at the AN AID IN DETECTION of Cancer in women is presented to Jackie Smith of the Health Science Department at BYU by Pat Adams, of the Utah Malone, dietitian. There will be a small charge for each diabetic, but family 89 Jarrelt' Alma Paul Astle held Tuesday at lor who died Sunday. Maun 27. 1977, in a (iunnison hospital ol natural causes His daughter lives in Nephi He was bum Nov 26 1887. in to (, E and Srah iiunnison He mairied Hansen Anderson Vlma Hosenlund in the Manti I DS Temple on Dec 16.1941 He worked (or (iunnison Sugar Co .Hid oeneva Steel Survivors include his widow a son and three daughters Hex E Vn.lcrson and Mis Lvnn F 'Blanche Margeltv Uth Salt laike Cl'y. Mr Merl i Hemic t Anderson Proo Elliabeth Youd Creer Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 On Diabetes HOSPITAL: l ram. LvklLUfl 1 Gl NNISON ville Ward Chapel George Scott Callison Graveside services were held today at the Provo City Cemetery. VALLEY CTAH AT Survivors include her hush.ind luneral Sunday Clinic Slated Statistics - it lr one hour prior to Burial will be in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Provo; one brother and three sisters, James B. Emmons, Uramie. Mrs Jim (Glendai Owens. LaRae Emmons. Christy Lee Emmons, all of Provo Funeral services will be Wednesday at 11 am in the Berg Mortuary Drawing Room Chapel in Provo Friends may call at the mortuary on Tuesday from 6 to 8 p m and on Wednesday prior to services will Auditor Lennis Knighton said the hospital had excessively large stores of food and drugs which had begun to spoil. He also said the institution had more cars and trucks than it needed and caches of furniture and other supplies that were unjustified. The auditor said the oversupplies were partly a result ol spending sprees by school purchasing agents who decided to use up excess funds at the end of each budget year rather than turn them back to the state. Mitchell offered to keep Kiger. an expert in dealing with the criminally insane, on the staff. But he said he would let the new administrator pick the clinical boss .lack Tedrow. chairman of the Mental Health Hoard, said the group would appoint a committee of board members, hospital psychiatrists, a nonmedical hospital employe and a doctor not connected with the facility to study the management problems and come up with some suggestions within two months "The main issue,'' he said, "is to keeithis medical program going and get some efficiency. We want excellent, quality patient care. That's where our emphasis is going to be.' Dr. John ('. Wood, president of the hospital's medical stall, said the psychiatrists were "very concerned that the clinical director would be overridden by the administrator." He also said the state might have problems retainadministrator ing its accreditation if a is put in charge. But Tedrow said the hospital had "$200,000 to $400,000 going down the drain monthly" as a result of management ineficiencies. "That's a lot of money for the taxpayers to pay out.'' services Laramie, and his mother, Burial mis- widespread Tuesday Molft A GREENVILLE Barlon diej Saturdav funeral Tuesday I pin Green I) Ion a m Holladay Hills Funeral Home both Salt Lake City, seven grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, two brothers and three sisters. Sharp Larsen. Salt Lake City; Ethelyn Larsen, Garland. Box Elder County; Elva Woodruff, Ada Anderson. WESTON Ida Irnora II funeral Rj died Katunlav Tuesdav in Weston limes pending Ida Hrber I PRESTON Swatntlon Ify died Salutdav funeral Tuesday p in Preston Seventh Wjrd Cha;i-- Funeral services will be held Thursday at 11 a m at the Spanish Fork 15th Ward LDS Chapel Friends may call Linde Mortuary Wednesday p.m. evening from and on Thursday 1 hour pending and will be an nounced by Holladay They were Nephi. llltrn Ned A. Holt Interment Robert L. Emmons MONTUEl.lO Markoirk 61 dieO services held ti!av t Llnde Mortuary Spanish Fork, I tah ' in Mrs Nelson was active in the LDS Church Survivors include two sons. Charles Nielson. Roger Nelson, Jfr v., Payson Funeral services were Friends mother of the nominated for Services K. and was Senior Citizens Fork, Mrs Nellie Haskell, j 373-184- 1 - Creer SHORE - Ann Bert (Loal Hansen, all Lake Shore. Wilford J Y'oud. Spanish Santaquin Mortuary f Y. Elizabeth Youd Creer, 8l. died March 27. 1977. in Payson City Hospital after a stroke She was born Aug. 7, 1890. in Lake Shore, to John P and Sorene Sorensen Youd She married William R. Creer on Sept 13. 1911, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died Feb 22. throughout his lifetime He was a member of the Lewiston Fourth Ward, where he served as a high priest, superintendent of Sunday School, home teacher and Sunday school teacher. He sang in the ward choir and at many funerals throughout Cache Berg 1969, later separated He was born April 30, 1893, in Lewiston, to Joseph K. and Eda married Nelson S (Mangelsoni, 79. who died Friday. March 25. 1977. in a Salt Like City hospital One of her sisters, Ethelyn L - l m Cache County -- Nelson SALT LAKE CITY -- - Funeral services will be Tuesday at noon I r facility. Both jobs are now held by Dr. Roger Kiger, who is being removed by Mitchell on July 1. The social services director acted after the Utah AND VAULT CO. p The free hearing tests will be given at the Beltone Hearing Aid Center in Provo March 31st & April I. From 9 am 5 pm II you can t get there on those d.ivs. call to arrange for an appointment at another time, in our offices or your home HKI.TONK IIKAUIM; All) CKNTKIt 231 WKST UTAH CKNTKK-PKOY- I jenen Cemetery 201 W. 1st 373-700- 1 S, Provo 725 South State 900 Eait Provo PHONE Across 374-058- 0 the Street East of Provo Cemetery IMIOM; 375-1- 1 10 |
