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Show THE HERALD. Provo. Utah, Friday. October 4 Page 26. 1979 Reclamation Bureau Tells Jordanelle Dam Advantages ruT worts before it reached the nver to drive two turbines and thus develop hydroelectric energy." Bureau officials believe that the plant would have a peak generating capacity of 10 4 megawatts and on a yearly basis, this would generate about 39,086,000 saleable kilowatt hours of electrical energy within the storage project. When fully completed the Jordanelle Dam will have a height of 296 feet and will back up a water capacity of 320,300 acre feet and a total surface area of about 3.070 acres. The dam will be an earth-fil- l structure with the reservoir being an configuration. Once construction begins, the relocation of about 100 people or 38 families would begin from the proposed boundary of the reservoir. Under the Federal Uniform Relocation Assistance and Land Acquisitions Policies Act of 1970, land owners will be compensated for land and properties acquired, plus federal assistance for relocation and the acquisition of replacement property if desired. One major construction item which is of great concern to Wasatch County officials would be the of U.S. Highway 40. Once the dam is built (about six miles north of Heber City) nine miles of the road would be relocated around the northern arm of the reservoir and approximately 54 miles of U.S. Highway 189 would be One benefit of the highway reconstruction will be that once U.S. 40 is it will be a four-lan- e in those areas where the thoroughfare original pavement was torn up. U.S. 189 e would remain a highway. One definite advantage of the con By ROD OOLLETT The construction of HEBER CITY a hydropower plant at the base of the Jordanelle Dam in Wasatch County would mean an increase of saleable electricity in the Colorado River Storage Project area and produce enough energy to serve the needs of a city of about 18,000 people. According to Bureau of Reclamation officials, the power would be marketed for commercial use in the Heber to Francis areas of Wasatch and Summit Counties. Much of the power produced would be transmitted over existing transmission lines. A Utah Power and Light substation situated in the reservoir basin would be relocated adjacent to the powerplant and would be used to convey project power to serviceable areas. Returnable revenue on the sale of energy would result in about 1187,000 annually. These funds could be used to repay the cost of the power facilities and other related project interests. The bureau has indicated in previous public meetings and in its environmental information that the operation time of the plant would "vary according to the availability of reservoir releases made for downstream water needs." The plant would operate at full capacity 24 hours a day during the summer months and about 20 percent of capacity during the winter months. The draft environmental statement which explains the Municipal and Industrial System of the Bonneville Unit of the Central Utah Project stated that the Jordanelle Powerplant would be located downstream of the dam. The power facility "would intercept water released through the outlet Local two-lan- Ruth Ada W. Greene Kraft - MURRAY Funeral services for Ruth Ada Whitmore Greene 78. who died Thursday, Kraft, Oct. 25. 1979 at the home of her of daughter, cancer, will be Monday at noon in the Murray 10th LDS Ward Chapel. 5720 Nena Way In Car Mishap City. Roybal, also a resident apartment building, was backing out of the driveway when his vehicle struck the child. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 9 a.m. in Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church. She the was of Josephine Lehi. Suprise, Sbe was born March 29. 1978 in Salt Lake City. Survivors include her parents; two brothers. Frankie and Joseph, both of Salt Lake City; grandparents. Geo Lettig. Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Cass Williams, Granger; Josephine Evergreen Cemetery, Springville. Hannah Askew Oates services for N.D. Oates. Friends may call tonight from 6 to t o'clock at Neil O'Donnel! and Sons Mortuary. 372 E. 1st S. Burial will be in Mount Calvary ' Cemetery. Theo Grow Johansen OGDEN .Funeral services for Theo Grow Johansen, 81. of 2064 Ogden Ave., who died Wednesday. Oct. 24. 1979 at her daughter's home in Orem. will be conducted Saturday at noon, at Larkin & Sons Mortuary. Ogden. She was the mother of Mrs. Parley (Wilmal J. Butler. Orem. Sbe was bom April 30. 1898 in Huntsville to Sylvester and Joanna M. Grow. She married Edgar A. Johansen on June 20. 1923 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She lived in Huntsville and Ogden She was active in church ac- tivities Survivors include her husband. Ogden; one daughter. Mrs Parley (Wilmal J. Butler. Orem; five grandchildren, and two brothers. Neville Grow. Ontario, Calif . and Wayne Grow. Hemet. Calif Friends may call at the chapel tonight from 6 to 8 o'clock and Saturday one hour prior to services. Burial will be in Huntsville Cemetery of Business Research. A letter from machine dictation now costs $4.19. Berg L Mortuary . Services Y 373-184- 1 J. Heap Funeral pending. S.) She was the sister of William Askew. Orem. Sbe was born Oct. 19. 1891 in Lancaster. England, to Robert and Elizabeth Trenouth Askew. She married William Oates on June 6. 1911 in Salt Lake City. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died in Oct. 1925. She was an active member of the LDS Church and spent 30 years working in the Primary and Junior Sunday School. Survivors include one son and one daughter. Douglas Oates. South Jordan; Mrs. Leon (Margaret) Arnesen. Salt Lake City; 13 grandchildren; 31 great grandchildren; one brother and one sister. William Askew, Orem. and Eunice Thompson, Draper. Friends may call tonight from S to 8 o'clock at Deseret Mortuary. 36 E. 7th S. and Saturday one hour prior to services at the ward chapel. Burial will be in Wasatch Lawn Cemetery ROBERTSON, Wyo. -Funeral services for Gladys Martha Neilson Hickey, 78. who died Wednesday. Oct 24, 1979 in a Salt Lake City hospital, will be conducted Saturday at 11 a m. in (he Mountain View LDS Ward Chapel. She was the sister ol Dewey Neilson. Provo She was born May 6. 1901 in Milburn. Wyo . to Charles and Elizabeth Ann Loverage .Neilson. She married Robert E. Hickey. on Dec. 9. 1919 in Evanston. Wyo. She was a member of the LDS Church Survivors include her husband . two sons and two daughters. Robert P Hickey and Ted L. Hickey. both of Robertson; Mrs Jay i Bethel Bullock. Mountain View, Wyo , Mrs Gene (Bonnie) Fillin. Fort Bndger, Wyo.. 11 grandchildren; 4 Brian Dwala Weitphal Graveside services were held today in the Orem City Cemetery. Boyd 88. who died Wednesday, Oct. 24, 1979 in a Salt Lake City hospital, will be conducted Saturday at 11 a.m., in the Grant Second Ward. 711 Jepson St. (3225 Neilson Hickey face-to-fac- ( - Funeral Hannah Askew SALT LAKE CITY Gladys Martha Current Letter Costs The current average cost of a business letter, dice based on the is $5.39, says tation, Institute Sp. Fork Man Dies in Canyon HOBBLE CREEK Utah (UPI) -- Man Local servicei sday, said the Utah Sheriff's Office said Thursday that Willard Highway Patrol. Boyd Heap, of 75 N. 100 West, 59, Spanish Fork, E., Spanish Fork was had been missing since 18 when he went to transported to UVH after Oct. the accident on State cut wood. No extensive had been made Highway 6 where he died. search A passenger in the jeep, because he failed to tell Blake Ryan, 22, of his family where he was Payson was also thrown going. 17 great grandchildren, one brother and three sisters. Dewey Neilson, Provo. Jennie Clark. Mountain View. Wyo ; Ivie Trappets. Ogden. and Ruby Cornberg. Scipio Friends may call one hour prior to services at the ward chapel. Burial will be in Fort Bridger Cemetery Funeral directors are Crandall Funeral HocM. Cvawton. Wyo Utah Obituaries CENTRAL. Sevier County -Alice ChrisUaa Hansel Haw ley Christeasea, 94, died Monday; George Stephen Marsh funeral today. 1 o'clock. Central LDS Ward Chapel. BOUNTIFUL Funeral serROY L. Saeltoa Bartoa, 60. vices for George Stephen Marsh. died Wednesday: funeral Satur- 58. who died Wednesday. Oct. 24. day, 11 a.m., Myers Mortuary 1979 in a Bountiful hospital, will be Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Chapel, Roy MILFORD Mary Lee Bountiful 39th LDS Ward Chapel. : 600 E. 1500 S. Smitatoa, 82. died Wednesday funeral today. 1 o'clock. Metcalf-CampbeHe was the stepfather of Mrs. Mortuary Chapel, Brent (Linda) Crook of Provo. Milford He was bom April 15. 1921 in SOUTH OGDEN Elmer Salt Lake Citv. a son of George Joseph Aaroi, 64, died1 Josiah and Ethel Bettey Marsh. Wednesday: funeral Saturday. He married Elma D. Hepner on p.m.. Lindquist and Sons Nov 10. 1942. in Salt Lake City, Colonial Chapel. Ogden and she died Jan. 1. 1970 SALT LAKE CITY Edythe He married Martha Brady Berrymn Slaltery, 85. died Stewart on June 26. 1970 in the Thursday; funeral Saturday at Salt Lake LDS Temple. St. Paul's Episcopal Church. He was reared in Salt Lake Blackfoot. Ida. Addie Thayer City, a graduate of West High Limby. 64. died Thursday: School where he was an e graveside services Monday. 11 football player. For 32 years, be a.m.. Redwood Memorial worked as a fire fighter. He was Estates, 6500 S. Redwood Rd also a building engineer in Salt Blanche Gallego Akwsa B.'lloaes, Lake Citv. He was active in the 63. died Wednesday; funeral LDS Church and was a scoutMass Saturday. 10 a m , Our master for many years He served in the U.S. Navy Lady of Lourdes. 670 S 11th E Angelica B. Sager, 60. died during World War 11. He moved Wednesday, funeral Mass Saturto Bountiful 17 years ago Survivors include his wife; day. 10 am . Sacred Heart Catholic Church. 174 E 9th S three sons and one daughter. Saidra Dee Wallbcrg. infant Stephen George Marsh. Michael daughter of Ronald T. and David Marsh and Mrs. John Camilla Cnstine Spicer iSherrie) Ike. all of Salt Lake died Wednesday; City. Matthew Drew Marsh. graveside services Saturday, 2 Bountiful; three stepsons and pm. West Jordan Cemetery. two stepdaughters. Mrs Brent 7800 S. 1300 W Dieoa Stuurmin (Linda) Crook. Provo; William Solomoa Dehaaa, 83. died F Stewart and Alan Stewart, 11 funeral Monday. Wednesday, both of Denver, George F. am, Colonial Mortuary Chapel. Stewart. Helper. Mrs Alvin 2128 S. State William J. "Bill'' (Carol) Hancock. Wickenburg. his Walker, 55. died Wednesday, Ariz ; 19 grandchildren; graveside services Saturday. II mother. Salt Lake City, one a.m.. Salt Lake City Cemeiery brother and two sisters, BenDawi Marie Davli, 29. died jamin Marsh, and Mrs E. R. (Ethel) Hamlin, both of Salt Tuesday: graveside services today, I o'clock. Redwood Lake City, and Mrs Mernl Memorial Estates. 6500 S ( La Belle ) Nielsen. Los Redwood Rd Jose Leonard Alamitos. Calif Chavez, 59, died Wednesday, Friends mav call at Lindquist funeral Sunday. 6p m and MonBountiful Mortuary, 727 N 400 10 a m , Deseret Mortuary, E tonight from 6 to 8 o'clock or day 36 E 700 S. Saturday at the ward chapel one Blanch Beemui hour SAUNA prior to services Burial Michtlicn. 69, died Wednesday will be in Redwood Memorial funeral Saturday noon. Salina Estates. Salt Lake City Stake Center - - - - - - - Antonio Reyn, MURRAY 69. died Thursday, funeral Mass St Vincent Saturday. 10 dcf'aul Catholic Church, 1375 Spring Lane National am. Obituaries PAUL, Minn. (L'PI) -JBudd. first chairman and chief executive officer of the Northern Railroad Burlington died Thursday, apparently of cancer He was 71. Budd was instrumental in the ST ohn Divorces Elaine R Lazenby from James W Lazenby Bret W Barney from Tam.ira B Barney Rachael Halen Beuller from Glen W Beutler Norman Alvin Williams from Kathryn Deon Williams Helen Dillman from Allen Miles Dillman Christopher Lynn Webb from Linda Elaine Webb Shirlene Palmer Holcomb from Kenneth Eugeue Holcomb iiim '0'&Mm imur Hi 'WAsm Zyug .... M railroad Northern. merger of Great Northern Pacific It Quincy Burlington Chicago, and the Spokane, Portland and Seattle railroads into Burlington Northern Hudd retired after gaming manship He director of the of 1977 two years in the BN chaircontinued as a firm until the end 1972. artist's concept of the Jordanelle Dam and Reservoir as it would look from the air. The dam site is located about six miles north of Heber City in Wasatch County. There would be added recreational THIS IS an Candidate Meet Tonight ing for city office tonight at 7 p.m. at the Grandview School. The event is sponsored by the west area council for its Grand-vieNorth, Carterville, nex. Both sides have filed protests before the boundary commission, and Cedar Hills last week secured a temporary court injunction to prevent Pleasant Grove from annexing the entire territory right up to and Riverside neighborhoods, but anyone is invited to attend and meet candidates for the Provo commission or auditor's position. Eagles Fete Scheduled Saturday The Provo Fraternal Order of Eagles will host their annual Halloween parties on Saturday at the Eagles Lodge, 501 South State. The hydro-electri- A mail referendum of residents living in the Manila area north of 8800 North Street will be requested by the Utah County Local Boundary Commission to allow them to state their preferences concerning annexation. This decision was made Thursday night by the boundary commission, after again hearing arguments by representatives of Pleasant Grove City and Cedar Hills Town on territory both are seeking to an- Citizens of Provo may meet candidates runn- Riverbottoms benefits for the tourists and outdoorstnan plus more opportunities for energy generation and distribution c when facilities are installed. Manilla Residents Will Be Asked Annexation Choices Another Devere Childs found from the vehicle and was taken to Payson Hospital West's truck 22 miles up with minor bruises and a the left fork of the canbroken toe, said yon. He checked the Greene, Tyler, Tex.; Robert B. authorities. registration in the truck's Greene. Salt Lake City; Mrs. Farel H. (Carol) Kenney and The UHP said Heap's glove compartment then William R. Kraft, both of Murvehicle apparently went notified the family. The ray; Mrs. Arthur D. (Jean) off the road just west of body was found nearby. Bentiey, Midvale; 20 driver the Investigators theorized Elberta, 19 greatggrandchildren; the saw slipped while that one brother and car the and randchildren; three sisters, Glendon M. WhitWest was cutting wood rolled ejecting both more. California; Mrs. Jeanette and hit his leg. Ullock and Mrs. Ellen Anderson, Funeral services are Funeral services for both of Springville, and Mrs. and will be anRowena Bunday, St. George. announced will pending be Heap Friends may call at Goff Morin Sunday's nounced of by Berg Mortuary tuary, 8090 S. State on Sunday Herald by Anderson MorProvo. 8 to from ( p.m. and Monday at tuary of Spanish Fork. the church one hour prior to services Burial will be in Suprise. Lehi; Mr. and Mrs. Harlan E. Hall. Kearns, and Mrs. Emma Hall. Woodworth. Dartnell Over, Kills iii jp be limited. "The Wildlife program in combination with the other 4,100 acres of land that would be available to wildlife within the fenced reservoir boundary would compensate for the loss of sage grouse and deer habitat to the reservoir and partially offset other wildlife losses as well," the environmental statement stated. CANYON, A man who was found in Hobble Creek Cadead A Spanish Fork man died at Utah nyon east of Springville Valley Hospital from in- apparently died of comShe was the sister of Mrs. Elsuffered in a jeep plications from a power juries len Anderson and Mrs Jeanette near Elberta saw cut on his leg. rollover Ullock. both of Springville. The Utah County 4:30 about She was born March 3. 1901 in p.m. Thur- SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) A child who was run over by a car Monday has died of extensive injuries. Elisha Williams was hit by a car driven by Jesse Eureka to James Montgomery Roybal, 19. The girl was and Nancy Elizabeth Miner playing in the driveway of Whitmore. She married the apartment building Lawrence Green on April 28, 1919 Salt Lake City. He died. She where she lived when the in married William August Kraft accident occurred. on Aug. 5. 1927 in Manila. He died The girl June 8. 1964. She was a member of the LDS suffered extensive inChurch, serving on a Primary and died Thursday stake board, and as Primary juries at Primary Children's president. She filled two stake Hospital. She was the missions in Lyman, Wyo. She and was an daughter of Geneva Otero teacher. accomplished pianist and Joey Michael WilSurvivors include three sons liams, both of Salt Lake and two daughters. Lawrence J. the Jeep Turns iiiiwhh prime sage grouse nesting and breeding area and public access would and National Obituaries Dies of Injuries of struction of the Jordanelle Dam and reservoir in Wasatch County would be an increase in recreational facilities for the public. With improved stream flows on the waters of the Provo River, seven access points for fishing, boating and kayaking will be provided on 10 miles of the river way. There willlso be facilities for camping and picnicking located around the borders of the reservoir. Many of these sites will have access ramps for boat launching and amenities such as spring drinking water, restrooms and car and trailer parking. One of the major worries for sportsmen would be the affect of construction on wildlife, specifically deer and sage grouse, the two major game species in and around the Jordanelle Dam and Reservoir. A mitigatita plan put forth by the Bureau of Reclamation and state wildlife resource officials would enhance the future of deer by the improvement of 1400 acres of federal and state land and the purchase of 400 acres of private land for the animals. The sage grouse future would also improve with the acquisition of 110 acres of private land on the west side of the reservoir. This area is considered a Children's the town's present borders. Two hearings have been scheduled by the boundary commission, one to hear Pleasant Grove's protest, and the other to hear Cedar Hills'. After a lengthy discussion last night, the boundary commission voted to request the county planning department to conduct a mail referendum so that residents of the area, including renters, may state their preferences. A resident may indicate a preference to go with either city, or to remain in the unincorporated area. Results of the survey will then be indicated on a map so that the boundary commission may draw conclusions from the vote in an orderly fashion, according to David Gardner, member of the commission who made the motion for the referendum. He also indicated that the cities involved may, on request of the Manila residents, schedule public meetings to present both sides of the story. Nina Reid, member of the boundary commission, Critic Praises stated that it was important to determine the wishes of residents, but also to look at what urbanization will do. She emphasized that the boundary commission is not another layer of government and cannot conduct the survey. "We are asking for survey information to amplify or clarify the policy declarations on annexation that the two cities have filed," stated Robert Maynard, member of the commission. Representatives of both cities conceded that they have no conflict on the area south of 8800 North Street, although Frank Mills, Pleasant Grove city councilman, noted that his city is prevented from annexing that territory because of the court injunction secured by Cedar Hills. "It appears to me that the two cities are close," said Clyde Naylor, chairman of the boundary commission. "I don't see too much difference here, and I wonder if it could not be resolved reasonably." Mr. Naylor told those present he hoped the cities would resolve their differences, make a stipulation, and return to the commission to say that the matter was settled. Doug Collett, mayor of Cedar Hills, urged the boundary commission to include in the mail survey the entire area running from the Utah State Training School road to the forestry line, and from 8800 North Street to Cedar Hills boundaries. Representatives of both cities objected to a proposal that costs of the survey be borne equally by the two, but members of the boundary commission pointed out that both have filed protests and the boundary commission has no funds for such a referendum. 'Anastasia' Drama Costume Party will begin at 1 p.m. with treats, prizes and a special magAnastasia has definitely survived and her story is ician act. All Eagles being thoughtfully and carefully told in the current and production at the Margetts Arena Theatre on the children grandchildren up to age Brigham Young University campus. 21 are invited. For those unfamiliar with the story: Anastasia was The Eagle "Halloween the youngest daughter of Tsar Nicholas II, a member Ball" for adult members of the Romanov family, who disappeared (along with will start at 9 p.m. A the closest members of the Royal family) in 1918. Numerous girls laid claim to being the missing link steak and shrimp fry is in the Tsar's family and this particular dramatizafor that evening filanned tion, written originally by Marcelle Maurette and to 10:30 p.m. Prizes will be awarded adapted by Guy Bolton, centers its story around the intensified interrogation given to Anna, a young girl for outstanding who spent two years in an asylum after attempting costumes. suicide and refusing to divulge her true identity. Soon after, a rumor began that she was, indeed, the Births Romanov. lost BORN AT BYU's "Anastasia" has a very complete and UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL Oct. 24: polished patina about it. The production, dedicated to Girl to Ed and Kathleen Perez Dr. Preston Gledhill, seems to make a large percenUdell. 151 W. 200 N.. American tage of right choices. Fork. Perhaps the wisest choice of all was the selection Girl to Robert and Deborah of Jean Jenkins as the first woman to direct a major Isaacson Manley. 145 W. 200 S Springville. production in quite some time. Girl to Eugene and Debra She understands the material and her actors and it Spong Hadfield. P.O Box 523. is undoubtedly her perceptions which illuminate the Pleasant Grove. Twin boys to Earl and stage. She deserves a lion's share of credit for Roberta Reed Clough. 1675 S casting an assuredly strong group of performers. Mam. Orem Chief among these are Mark Bachan, whose Prince Bov to Douglas and Sharon Bounine is somehow both engagingly licentious and W N 640 Webb Beattie. 1116 forcefully conniving and who commands the stage utOrem Boy to Rodger and Virginia terly, and Christine Carter as Anna. Rose Galland. 2958 Iroguois. Carter's first act suffers from excess, but the seProvo cond and third acts prove to us all that Anastasia has Debbie Ronald and Boy to . . become herselt again. John Siemens and Robert Godwin complement the proceedings, with Godwin especially winning as the unscrupulous banker, Chernov. David Spencer as Counsellor Drivinitz provides an acceptable foil, though I often felt this particular performer failed to listen carefully enough to his fellow actors. Tom Barnett, a seasoned member of many BYU productions, turns in one of his most honest and casually infectious performances as Anastasia's lost love, Prince Paul. The famous "Recognition Scene" between Anna the Dowager and her skeptical "grandmama," Empress, is underplayed, honest and ly effective. Jamie Parker deserves special mention as the doubting dowager; for youth to handle age so successfully marks a unique talent. Also most authentic in their roles as Russian servants were Melanie Douglas and Jon Swindle. It is fortunate that director Jenkins has kept the proceedings at a fast clip as the dialogue tend to become overly talky. Her sensitivity and comfortable use of the setting added much to the over-al- l effect, as did the use of appropriate music, lighting, and costumes. Thanks to Jenkins, Anna never reappears after her escape in the third act. It seems the director is the real winner here and, once again, it is she who proves that this intriguing play in the right hands can provide an especially exhilarating evening in the theatre. . ("Anastasia" plays through Nov. 17.)... BRUCE HERTFORD theatre-in-the-roun- d Brown DeJuncker. 2035 S Park. Provo Boy to Louis and Rebecca Dortch Hunt, 658 N 400 E No 7. Provo Girl to Dale and Lynda Haws Peterson, 449 W. 400 S., Lehi Girl to Larry and Linda Adamson Hadfield, 7755 N 8730 W Lehi. Boy to Steven and Shelia Roach Thayne, 57 E 100 N . Orem Girl to Kerry and Lisa Hatch Johnson. 1746 S 500 E Orem Twin girls to Steven and Bonnie Jeppson Mlaker. 700 W 1800 N Orem. Boy to Vaifoa and Naomi 1C25 Fuimaono Lealaitafea, Wymount Terrace, Provo Boy to John and Gloria Hogge Pendlebury. 636 E 200 S . Provo Boy Hit by Car Provo 18, of 4089 Devonshire hit him. boy was hurt Thursday in Circle, Provo, acciThe boy was treated for an dent on Canyon Road in minor injuries at Utah A according to Valley Hospital and Provo, Provo Police. Jared Thome, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Thorne of 3314 N. 175 E., Provo, was crossing Canyon Road at 3450 North when a car driven by Manuel Lamar Kalt, Provo. Girl to Jay and Yvonne Belnap Wirig. 754 E 2620 N . Provo. Bov to Brent and Barbara KieyMcCandless, 1057 S. 930 W., Payson Girl to David and Sherry Graff Thomas. 595 N 680 W Orem. Girl to Bradlev and Janet N 60 E.. 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