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Show THE HERALD 4 Page Provo. Utah. Monday. November 20, 1978 Payson Sanitation Department Experiencing Collection Difficulty - E Odell Miner, city manager, said in PAYSON city council meeting Wednesday, that sanitation department employees were experiencing much difficulty in collecting trash throughout the city because of containers that were too he?vy or of odd sizes He specifically cited 55 gallon drums which have been converted into trash containers, and 30 gallon oil drums which have no handles As a result of this difficulty, the city has sent around a "notice" regarding refuse collection regulations However, he stated that many of the citizens were complaining about their trash not being picked up because they didn t meet the regulations The notice stated in essence that all garbage should be drained of surplus water and wrapped in newspapers or placed inside plastic bags before it is placed into a container. Ashes and garbage should not be placed in the same container since this forms an acid that destroys the container Hot ashes will not be handled because of the danger of fire in the garbage truck Containers should be of meUi or heavy plastic. Oil drums or barrels are not permissible for use, including large cardboard barrels Total weight of the container should not exceed 100 lbs Cardboard boxes, that are water soaked will often tear in handling It is the citizen's responsibility to prevent such messes by using proper containers Wheelbarrows and other odd containers left on curb will not be unloaded by city crews On collection days, containers must be placed by 8 a.m. at the point designated by the waste collection foreman All containers must be removed from the curb within a reasonable time after pickup. When containers are worn out. they will be collected if the owner notifies the driver of the garbage truck. Building materials, rocks, dirt, lawn sod, manure, auto parts, dead animals etc. will not be collected by the garbage truck Small shrubs and twigs are . dmis-sabl- e if tied in small bundles. Nothing larger than will be hauled away by city crews. short The city dump is located about three miles west of Payson. All garbage and trash not collected by city crews must be nauied to the dump during daylight hours after 8 a m. The notice ends with the injunction to. Remember that our city employees must lift these cans Please be considerate and don t overload " Salt Lake Deputies Seek Fatality Data family went looking for the woman and found her body, thinking at first Salt Lake County that she had only fallen deputies Saturday asked for help from the public down But doctors at Valley-Wesin their search for a blue Hospital said she vehicle with extensive front end damage that had been hit by a car and ran down an elderly deputies issued a plea for woman late Friday night anyone with information about the accident to call and killed her Effie Chnstensen, 76, the Salt Lake Countv Sheriff's Office. Magna, died shortly after The Marks By Press national United Inter- t 11 p.m THREE MERRY GENTLEMEN arrived Saturday to a large crowd of children who had brought their parents to see Santa arrive at the University ElHB HjHHR MHI ssssssWsssssV 0. Sherman H. Hibbert Larson Doyle O. Larson, 66, of 232 N. Provo, died Sunday, Nov. at Utah Valley Hospital of 500 W 19 heart failure. He born was in Cleveland, Emery County, on May 9, 1912 to Dell Roy Larson and Matilda Rosequist. He married Amy Dix- on Nov. 14, 1947 in Provo. The marriage was later solemnized in the Provo LDS Temple. He received his education in Jerome and Wendell, Idaho and also in Price, Utah He worked at Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Plant before entering the U.S. Army in 1942. He served in the a Theater After the war he went to work for the county in the maintenance department. He retired in 1965 He was a member of the LDS Church and a High Priest in the Provo Third Ward. He, was a member of the VFW. Survivors include his wife, two sons, Larry O. Larson, Orem; Michael D. Larson, Provo; two grandchildren, one brother and two sisters, Fay Larson, Mrs. Delta Russell, both of Provo; Roxie Walbeck, and Mrs. Draper Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 a m in the Berg Drawing Room Chapel in Provo Friends may call at Berg Mortuary on Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. or on Wednesday prior to services Burial will be in the Full Provo City Cemetery Military rites will be accorded VFW Four bv District A. Anderson FORK - Funeral for Rudolph Albert Anderson, 82. who died Friday, Nov 17, 1978 were held today in the American Fork 13th Ward services Chapel He was bom Oct 13. 18 in Richmond. Cache County, to Knute A and Ida Erickson Anderson He married Runa Aberg Feb 12, 1929 He was a veteran of WW II He served an LDS mission to Sweden Survivors include his wife, one son and two daughters. Richard Bellevue. Wash Anderson, Mrs. Eleonore A Fox. Alpine. L Viola J Anderson, Glendale, Calif., nine grandchildren, five one brother and one sister. Joseph R Anderson. Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Alice Keller. cancer He was born June 25. 1933 in Boise, Ida to Eugene Mills Hibbert and Agnes Kroker Hibbert He married Jo Ann Long of Brigham City, Utah in the Salt Lake LDS Temple Aug 26, 1959 He was raised and educated in Boise, graduating from Boise High School. He was named to the NaUonal Honor Society while in high school. He graduated from Brigham Young University with a BA degree and graduated from the University of Idaho Law School. He was Mission President of the LDS Mission in Sao Paulo, Brazil from July 1969 until September 1972 Survivors include his wife, four sons and four daughters, Dale, Jill, Steven, Mona Rae, Dan. Becky Jo, Bonnie Jean, and David, all of Bountiful, his mother, Mrs. Agnes McRoberts. Boise, Ida.; two sisters. Donna Mae Allen. Los Angeles. Calif and D'On Bostrom, Carey, Ida Funeral services will be held at 11 a m at the Wednesday Bountiful 41st Ward Chapel, 165 S. 1000 E. Friends may call Tuesday from 6 to 8 p m at the Bountiful Lindquist's Mortuary, 727 N 400 E. and one hour prior to services at the ward chapel Burial will be in the Bountiful Cemetery. S. North Logan Friends may call al the Anderson 4 Sons Mortuary Monday from 11 30 a m to 12 30 p m Burial will be in the Sandy City Cemeterv Leonard G. Hansen SPANISH FORK - Leonard Sherman Margaret Rudolph AMERICAN - BOUNTIFUL Holden Hibbert, 45, died Saturday, Nov. 18, 1978 at home of Smith SALT LAKE CITY - Funeral services for Margaret C Smith. 79. who died Saturday. Nov 18. 1978 in a Salt Lake hospital will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Eastman's Evans & Earlv Mortuary. 574 E 100 S. She was born in American Fork Jan 29. 1899 to Robert W and Alice Tomlinson CunShe married William ningham E. Smith March 3. 1924 in Sail Lake City She was a member o( the Ft Douglas Hidden Valley Country Club and LDS Church Survivors include her husband one son and one daughter. William C Smith. Boise. Ida Mrs Betty L Webber, Riverside, Calif., six grandchildren, five two sisters. Mrs Alice Werner, Salt Lake City, and Mrs Laura Billingsley. Provo Friends may call at the mortuary Monday from 7 to d p.m and Tuesday one hou prior to services Burial will be in the Salt Lake Citv Cemeterv (I Hansen, 80. died Sundav, Nov. 19. 1978 at Utah Valley Hospital after injuries suffered in an aulo Mortuary services 373-184- 1 Vera A. Hurst 85 E. 300 So Provo 373-666- 8 Leonard Hansen Funeral services will be held Wednesday 11:00 a.m. at the Spanish Fork Ward LDS Chapel Friends may call at the 4th Walker Mortuary, Spanish Fork Tuesday p.m. and Wednesday prior to services. Interment Spanish Fork City Cemetery. 8 j Funeral services will be Wednesday 2 p.m. at the Berg Mortuary, Provo. Friends may call Tuesand day evening Wednesday prior to services Interment Provo City Cemetery. day 6--8 and Wednesday prior to services Interment Provo City Cemeterv IssssssssH fljlHifl sssssWssssssH SHstsH ffifritirBii.. BmT iHsssfl K sHF ' ' SSSr ' JiP lissssssf LeeeHtk: SSSR a,-- K '' ksSSSSH RpWM Ei W ' 3 ssssssssssssfsss ssTB sB Friends may call al the Golf Mortuary, 8090 S. State, tonight from 6 to 8 o'clock, and Tuesday at the ward chapel one hour prior to services Burial will be in the Draper Cemetery. Utah Obituaries Joseph Nelson Tuesday, City Cemeterv at 11 a m Chapel MIDVALE Kjar, Harvey Preston McKibben from Paula Wood McKibben Kristine Jane Davis from James Harold Davis Pcrrv LeBaron Thavne from Kelly D Thayne Tern Lee Nielsen from Evan Ray Nielsen Malinda Jean Ellis, also known Melinda Jean Ellis, from as Richard Hatch Ellis Doyle O. Larson Funeral services will be Wednesday 11 a.m at the Berg Mortuary, Provo. Friends may call Tues- ' bsssssssssssssssssssmbsssk. K.l Madsen, Bountiful; Mrs. Golden L. (Caroline K.l Berrett, Salt Lake City; Mrs. J Vernon (Bernice K.) Cook, Logan. Reid R Kimball, Eugene, Ore.; 54 grandchildren and many great grandchildren and pedestrian accident He was born Feb. 2, 1898 in Spanish Fork to Erick and Jonena Goodman Hansen. He married Margaret Ann Griffith April 21. 1917 in Provo. The marSALT LAKE CITY - Bessie riage was later solemnized in the 77, El vera Nelson Hendrickson, Salt Lake LDS Temple June 1959 died Friday, funeral Tuesday. 11 She died July 25. 1967. He was educated in Spanish a.m Mackay Cottonwood MorFork High School. He worked for tuary Chapel. 4670 Highland the Strawberry Water Users AsDrive Gertrude Neves sociation at the Power Plant in Lockman, 71, died Friday, Spanish Fork Canyon for 22 funeral Tuesday, 1 p.m.. Poplar years He was also employed at Grove LDS Ward Chapel, 1401 W the American Cyanamid Com7th S Florence Evelyn Pehrson pany where he retired. He was a Pollei, 80, died Saturday; funeral LDS of Church and Tuesdav, 11 a m.. Larkin Momember the was a High Priest. He served as rtuary, "260 E. South Temple Helen Louise Brydson Baker, 71. president of the Elders Quorum, died Saturday, funeral Tuesday. ward financial clerk, temple excursion coordinator and home p.m.. Larkin Mortuarv. 260 E teacher He was a member of the South Temple Viola W Ruff, 91. died, funeral Tuesday, noon. Spanish Fork Senior Citizens and maintained electrical and sound Wasatch Presbyterian Church 1626 17th East. Roy Giles equipment at the senior citizen center Peterson, 55, died Saturday, Survivors include three funeral Tuesday. 11 a.m daughters. Mrs. Karl iLornai Jenkins - Soffe Mortuary, 2760 S State. Arnold Schaerli, 73. died Koyle. Mrs. Nadme Stahely, Mrs Leon t Joy Christmas, ail Friday, funeral Tuesday, noon, of Spanish Fork, one daughter Larkin Mortuarv Chapel. 260 E Mrs him South in death. preceded Temple Harold M. Bud" Dame. 18 grandchildren, 51 Brown, 68. died Thursday, great - grandchildren, one graveside services Tuesday. 30 brother and two sisters, Mrs pm, Wasatch Lawn Memorial Nena Beckstrom. Mr William L Park WUford Craven, 80. died Hansen, both of Spanish Fork, Friday; funeral Monday, noon. and Mrs Joe t Mabel Redd. Douglas Ward Chapel, 721 S 1200 E. Garland H. Poulson, 62. died Orem Funeral services will be held Friday, funeral Wednesday, at 11 am in the p.m.,' LDS 26th Ward Chapel. Wednesday 1000 W 700 S. Kenneth Rischling, Spanish Fork Fourth LDS Ward call the 63. at died Friday; funeral WednesChapel. Friends may G.M. "Fitz" Walker Mortuary Tuesday from day in Geneva. H to 8 p.m. and Wednesday prior Fitzgerald, 58. died Friday, to services Burial will be in the. funeral Monday. Sandy p.m Sixth Ward Chapel. 8500 S. 10th Spanish Fork City Cemetery E Kenneth Jackson Remington, 80. died Saturday graveside services Tuesday, p.m.. Mountain View Memorial Estates. 3115 E. 7800 S Bessie Elvera Nelson T. Hendrickson. 77. died Friday, funeral Tuesday. II am. Joseph Thomas Nelson. Cottonwood Mackav Mortuary son of Bradley Drive Chapel'. 4670 Highland Thomas Nelson and Virginia 76 Maxwell Beulah Stevenson, Cox, of Provo. died Sundav. Nov died Saturday, graveside ser19. 1978 at Utah Valley Hospital vices Monday. 1pm. Elysian His parents are members of Burial Gardens Erlck the BY I Fifth Ward His father Mescheder. 72. died Nov 13. is attending BYU graveside services Tuesday. 11 Survivors include his parents a.m.. Salt Lake City Cemetery of Provo. grandmother. Vida GU.NLOCK. Washington Nelson, Rigby, Ida and Mr and County - Beatrice Hunt Leavltt, Mrs Basil Cox. Deaver. Wyo 80, died Saturday, funeral Tucs Graveside services will be held day, p.m.. Gunlock LDS Nov 21 at the Provo Divorces Berg issssslsssssssWssHsss9sK:'sssssl JW iHLssBiyXil '1Bssssssssss9sssssssssHIK SSSM April 23, 1966. She was a Gold Star Mother, a member of the American Legion Auxiliary, and an active member of the LDS Church She fulfilled a mission with her husband to West Virginia. Her early life was spent in Idaho and Wyoming, where she was active as an organist and pianist in church auxiliaries and organizations and as a teacher of children in Sunday School She is survived by her sister. Mrs. Alice M. Hansen. Tetonia. Idaho, second mother to Edwin R. and C. Rodney Kimball, both Provo, Mrs. Charles H. iLenora Doyle Hf flsssssl ssV nosed deer, got a ride along with Frosty the snowman In the photo, bottom, Santa waves at the children crowd. Mall in Orem Because of clear skies and lack of snow on the ground santa decided to come by his red helicopter, top photo. Even Rudolph, Santas Red a Ward Chapel, 600 E. 12300 S. She was born March 5. 1893. in Salt Lake City to Fredrick and Elizabeth Jane Roberts She married Crozier Morgan Kimball Nov. 16. 1938. in the He died Logan LDS Temple. Obituaries Local boy and his when she was struck down by a hit - and brother Clifford, 16, were a motorcycle when - run driver near her riding 17 - year - old driver ran a home Earlier in the evening, them down The driver's name was not released Harry Marks, 13, The victim's brother was Montezuma Creek, Utah, was killed when his treated for a broken leg motorcycle was run over by a pickup truck in San Clara Juan County. Mrs Chnstensen was M. Kimball struck down as she DRAPER Funeral services searched for her for Clara Morgan Kimball. 85. grandson, who had not who died Friday at the home of a returned home on daughter will be held Tuesday at schedule. Members of her p.m in the Draper First LDS Joseph Thomas Nelson Graveside services will be held Tuesday 11 00 a.m. at the Provo City Cemetery. 63. die-- j Wednesday, tuary Chapel, 11 Louis Clinton Sunday, funeral a.m Goff Mor- McLoyd Killpack MURRAY Funeral services for Dr. McLoyd Killpack. 82, who died Saturday in Alpine of a stroke, will be held Tuesday, 11 a.m. in the Murray 10th LDS Ward. 5750 Nena Way. He was born May 30. 1896 in Ferron, Emery County, to Wi- lliam James and Malinda He Euphema Henne Killpack married Leah Elizabeth Harmon, June 8, 1921 in the Manti LDS Temple. She died June 20. 1977. He was a veterinarian and a former LDS Bishop of the Grant Ward, Big Cottonwood Stake He was also in the stake high council and in the presidency of the stake High Priest Quorum. He served as a scout master, stake scouting merit badge committee, counselor. 40 years chairman of the Jordan Valley Region Dairy Committee He held positions in the Sunday school and priesthood as a teacher. He was a member and president of the Murray District School Board, member of the Sons of Utah Pioneers, member of the American and Utah Veterinary Medical Associations, and was schooled in veterinary science at Utah State and Colorado State Universities His survivors include his Mrs Miles C 'Bar children. barai Labrum, Murray. Mrs Held C 'Marjonei Burgess. Alpine. Mrs Boyd F 'Beverly Jensen Murray I)r Robert 11 M Dusseldorf. tier Killpack many. 18 grandchildren, 13 greatgrandchildren, sister Mrs Marion Owen Dougmore Salt Uke City Friends may call Jenkins Sof fe Mortuary 4760 S State Monp m and Tuesdav at day from the church from 9 11 a m Burial will be in the Manti City Cemetery 8090 S State GLENDALE, Kane County -Seth Eliot Brinkerboff, 17 month old sor of Richard Mordell and The dictionary is the Juanita Pnsbrev Bnnkerholf, died Saturday, funeral Tuesday, only place where success lpm, Glendale Ward Chapel comes before work. CENTERFIELD American Fork Training School Runs Risk of Losing $10 Million In Funds - AMERICAN FORK, Utah (UPI) Superintendent Paul Sagers says the American Fork Training School desperately needs legislative approval of its building budget or it could lose $10 million in federal funds. Speaking Sunday to parents of patients, Sagers said loss of the federal funds would mean going back to a custodial program, rather than the current in- termediate care status. The first phase of a construction program is underway, designed to meet federal standards by 1982. "We are in desperate need of receiving the money to complete the project or we will lose our certification and the federal funds," Sagers said his budget breaks down into standard, work load increase and expansion. "There will be no work load increase and no budget for expansion." "But we need our programs budget in order to meet the standards set by the federal government for Title 19 status. If we lose the federal funding, we will revert to where we were years ago and have a Valley Births HORN AT UTAH VALLEY Nov. 16 HOSPITAL to Randall and Susan Estes W heeler 909 N 600 W Provo Boy to Allen and Valerie Jean Fackrell I'hoiiipson, 486 S 200 E Provo Provo to Gall and Sherne Thompson Court, PO Box 561, Lyman Provo Boy to Terry and Frances Marian Lofgreen Jones, 620 E, 500 N Spanish Fork Boy to Michael and Charleen Allen Ford. 623 W 1510 N Orem Girl PROVO FLORAL Friday, funeral Tuesday, Centerfield Ward Chapel & GREENHOUSE Hal Holbrook BOUNTIFUL Curtis, 49. died Saturday, Bountiful noon. funeral Tuesday Tabernacle John Elwin Curtis, 14, died Triday. funeral Tuesday. p m Val V'erda Seventh Ward Chapel. 3350 S loo E Rose Luckey ROOSEVELT Walker, 97. died Saturday, funeral Tuesday. pm, Olpin Mortuary, Roosevelt ANNABELLA, Sevier County Arlettle Burdlck Miller. 89 died Friday, funeral Tuesday. Ward Chapel, Annabella p.m six miles southeast of Richfield Kenneth Fames. 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