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Show Page - THE HERALD, Provo. Utoh.Monday, 4 w March 9, 1987 '" . I 1 T - . ' - ( o ( Brian Tregaskis Photos Two youths take to the fishing poles and state park in Provo last week. The forecast calls for similar weather this weekend. bait in their afternoon at the lfcifi's sunny skies are merely taking a short vacation Sun worry tures week of residents temperatures, good. Despite cooler temperatures and rain Monday, Utah County residents can expect to see a ,, warming trend later in the week, according to Dale J. Stevens, ' meteorologist at Brigham Young University. ; .Stevens said the chance of rain shoUld decrease to around 30 per-- " cent by Tuesday. Temperatures will stay in the 40s until later in the' week. He said they are then ' expected to rise into the high 60s ana low us. "High pressure will be coming jn and we should have nice weather." he said. Last week, many Utah County . two-thir- said." Although many people are happy about the high temperatures and anticipated warmer weather, fruit farmers in the area are concerned. Stevens said when the temperatures get too warm in March, fruit trees blossom early. This increases the chance that an early frost will damage crops. "Warm weather this early in March isn't good for the fruit farmers." he said. Tr I tXrirf mother, Lori Fawsam and her A frttJB?u three-year-ol- son enjoy the sun d Wilford Ward Magelby - Gottfredson wilford J. Gottfredson. 83. of Springville. died Sundav. March 8. 1987 at home ol heart failure. He was born July 6. 1903 in Springville" to James Edward and Emma Bulkley Christ of Utter-da- I 4. gain Is. He was a member of the LDS Church and had. been a temple worker in the Provo and Manti Temples Be was active in the willord J- Gottfredson scouting program. He was a High lnesl in the Springville 5th Ward. He is survived by his wile ot Springville. , four sons and one daughter: Glen Hubert Gottlredson. Provo. Tedd h. Gottlredson. Las Vegas. Nev.; Harold Lynn Gottlredson. Sandy; Bob Wallace Gottlredson. Springville. Mrs. Frank i Evelyn i Cowan. Murray, 15 18 one grandchildren. greatgrandchildren, brother, one sister Helen G. Robbins and Merrill E. Ikmlredson, both ol Springville. Services will be Wednesday at 11 a in. in the Springville LDS Stake Center. 600 E. 245 S. Friends may call at the Wheeler Mortuary. 211 E 200 S , Tuesday from p.m. or Wednesday at the church one hour prior to services. Burial will be in the Springville Evergreen Cemetery. Death notices m.' m l rvcucua C" OUC T I.. It'll...- - uuuuy namvi, . died Sunday. March 8, 17. Services will be Wednesday. 11 am., American Fork 3rd Ward 200 W'. 300 N . Friends may call at Anderson St Sons Mortuary, 49 E 100 N . American Fork Fork Tuesday. p m and 30 at the mortuary Wednesday Irom 9 .a m. Burial American Fork City Cemetery tdlTirolkYaiSi! SALT LAKE CITY Ward Hamner Mag-leb71. died Saturday. March 7. 1987 ol complications lollowing a heart attack. He was born June 11. 1915 in Monroe to Alma and Civilla Winget Magleby. He married Ruth Hansen Dec. 23. 1937 in the Mann Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ ol Saints. He graduated Irom Snow College and later attended BYl' and then I'tah State I'niversi-ty- . where he received a Master's IX'gree in Education. He served an LDS Mission to Germany from 1934 to 1937. He taught school in Kichlield and later was principal ol the LDS Seminary in Manti lor 16 years. He then worked in the Administration Oil ice ol the LDS Church Education System during part ol which time he trained luture seminary teachers. He was with the Church Education System until his retirement in 1981. He also served on the writing committees lor the church and assited in writing Melchizedek Priesthood Manuals and the material which is included in the new LDS Hymn Book He was chosen an Honorary M Man and was the Outstanding Young Man in Manti while he lived there He served in many church positions, including bishop, high councilman, and High Priest Group Leader With his wile, he served as an ordinance worker in the Manti Temple. He served also as a guide on Temple Square He conducted tours to many areas, olten to LDS Church Historical sites across the t niled States Survivors include his wile, three daughters. Mis Gary iMarilvni Manner and Mrs Hal Diane i Kosen.' both of Salt City; Kuth Ann Maglebv. Orem; one brother, two sisters Neal S. Magleby. Kichlield. Elma M Swain. Billings. Montana, and lone M Lee. Monroe. 10 two great grandchildren grandchildren; He was preceded in death by three sisters and Uiree brothers. Services will be Wednesday at noon in the Butler 27th Ward in the Butler West Stake Center. 1845 K. 7200 S. Friends may call at liull Mortuary. 8090 S State Street. Midvale. Tuesday Irom 6 8 p m and at the Butler West Stake Center Wednesday Irom 1011 30 Latter-da- a m Funeral services will be held Tuesday" March 10 at 11 a.m. Orem 25th Ward LDS Chapel, 80 So. 280 E. Friends may call at the Sundberg p.m. Monday Mortuary between or 1 hr. prior to services at the 7-- 9 church. ' Interment Washington Heights Cemetery, Ogden. Venice Turnbow Hazel Sudweeks NEPH1 Hal lone Kostron Sudweeks. died Saturday. March 7. 1987 in Nephi at the Central alley Medical Center following an automobile accident. She was born Feb. 1. 1912 in Moroni to John Thomas Tilby and Mary Ellen Neilsen Kostron She married Orus Sudweeks Aug. 21, 1931 in the Manti Temple ol The Church ol Jesus Christ ol Latter-daSaints. He died July 21. 1984. She was an active member ot the LDS Church and the DIP. Survivors include one son Orus Kent SudMrs A.L. weeks. Nephi. lour daughters iDorisi Gibson and Mrs. Jim ilxiyBethi Mogcnson. both Salt City. Mrs. David 1. (Ellen' Bird. Moroni. Sirs Richard t Nona Badham. Payson. 18 grandchildren. 26 gi cat grandchildren, three brothers and lour sisters Zekion Hostron. Salt Lake City, David Hostron. Moroni. Ira Hostron. Mapie-ton- . Winona Julian. Garden Grove. Call! ; Isabel Oakey. Nephi. Mrs. Darrell lEdnai Miulton. Copperton. Mrs Jerry Francis' Leek. Moroni He was preceded in deadi by one brother and one grandson Services wil be Wednesday. 11 a m. Nephi 3rd Ward Chapel Friends may call Tuesday. p m and one hour prior to services at Anderson Funeral Home. Nephi Burial Vine Blull Cemetery. Nephi 75. f Berg Mortuary Services Pearl Irene Furner Forsey Funeral services will be held Wednesday 11 a.m. in the Orem 13th Ward Chapel, 400 E. 800 S. Friends may call at the Berg Mortuary of Orem 500 N. State, Orem, p.m. or Wednesday at Tuesday the church 1 hour prior to services. Interment Provo City Cemetery. 6-- 8 TABIONA. Duchesne County Venice R. Turnbow. 68. died Saturday, March 7. 1987 in a Salt Lake hospital. He was born Aug 6. 1918 in Tabiona to Benjamin O. and Ellie Eliza Jones Turnbow. He married Stella May Giles June 26. 1940 in the Salt Lake Temple of The Church ol Jesus Christ ol Latter-daSaints. He owned and operated Riverside Merc in Tabiona. He was an active member of the Tabiona Ward High Priest Quorum He had been serving as ward missionary leader. He had served in various leadership positions. He was a veteran ot World War U and served in the South Pacific. Survivors include his wife of Tabiona; one son. one daughter Bart Turnbow, Tabiona and Rachel Turnbow. Placentia. Calif.: two brothers and tour sisters: Mrs. LaMar Reba ' Johnson and LaYerl Turnbow. both ol Orem; Alden J Turnbow. Ogden. Mrs. Lewis 'Margaret' Leatham. Wellsville, Cache County: Mrs Bernell iTwiIji Rhoades, Tabiona. Mrs Floyd iUisi Hunt, St. George. Services will be Tuesday at noon at the Tabiona Ward Church Friends may call at Olpin Mortuary. Heber City, tonight Irom p m or at the church Tuesday one hour prior to services Burial will be in the Tabiona Cemetery. NatH obituaries - LOS ANGEl.K iAPi Screenwriter Waldo Sail, whose career spanned live decades and included the Oscir w inning scripts tor Midnand Coming Home. " died ight Cowboy Saturday Me was 72 Salt s writing career started in 1938 with a remake ol ' Shopworn Angel." He wrote 20 lilins. including Rachel and the Stranger.'" "Taias Bulba and The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight Manuel Viola Painter Manuel MI)M1I). Spain i.M'i Viola died Sunday at his home near Madrid lollowing a long illness, his lamily said He - was 70 tola s 373-181- 1 Orin Dale Anderson last week at Utah State Lake Park SL Obituaries Gotttredson. He married Melva Ganmiell April 22. 1925 in the Salt Lake Temple of The Church of Jesus ! f W the took advantage which were in the high 60s, by spending time outdoors. The high last week was 69, Stevens said. Stevens said the storm that came over the weekend and remained through Monday was a little unexpected. of an "We got nearly inch of rain out of this," he By MARGARET HAMMERLAND Herald Staff Writer worshippers should not that the warm temperathat greeted the area last have deserted them for & xn 1 works hang the museums ot Guggenheim in New York. Hellas Artes ol Buenos Aires. Modern Art in Liege. Belgium and others around the Speaker Richard Kuwakami died Sundav of an apparent heart attack while on a deer hunt here Me was 56 Kawakanu. a Democrat and the senior member ol the state House ol Representatives, replaced Rep Henry Peters as speaker in January at the start ol this year's legislative session, Kawakami was first elected to the House in 1968 - MADRID. Spain .APp Painter Manuel tola died Sunday at his home near Madrid a lollowing long illness, his lanulv said. He in was world He went into exile in France at the end ol the Spanish Civil War in 1939 Alter the Gorman dde.il ol the French Army in World War II. he hed in Pans where lie collaborated with Spanish painter Pablo Picasso and wrote poems and articles lor clandestine puhlii alions "I a surrealist group was kiuwn for his works that hang in the museums of Guggenheim m New York. Bellas Artes ol Buenos Aires. Modern .Art in Liege. Belgium and others around the world Viola went into in Fram e at the end ol the Spanish Civil War in 1939 Alter the German del eat ol the French Army, he lived in Paris where he collaborated 'w,th Spanish painter Pablo Picasso and wrote poems and articles lor clandestine public lions of a surrealist group Hawaii iAP' LAN Al CITY. - State House M ( v- JU) m y. 4(to v I K I I :) K A k provo . -rj -- raise children rather than take jobs. Feminists see the comments and pornography as degrading. But both the speech and pornography are protected by the U.S. Constitution, she said. "We can't stop pornography any more than we can President Benson because it is still political speech," she said. Pornography is a difficult issue for feminists as well as for many other groups, Knauer said. The conflict in the feminist movement includes two primary groups that Knauer termed radical-cultural feminists and liberal- - socialists. "The radical feminists are she said. "They believe women are different than men, better and more sensitive" The liberal feminists usually believe "men and women are the same even though they have different bodies." The radical argument was espoused by attorneys Andrea Dwor-ki- n and Catherine McKinnon, who laws developed that have been struck down in Indiana as unconstitutional. The law would have allowed tims vic- d violence to bring lawsuits against firms that of sex-relate- distribute pornography provided the victims can demonstrate that the attacker was incited by the material. But a causal connection between violence and pornography hasn't been established, For instance, Japan has much pornography but little violence of any kind, Knauer said. "It may be the causes of vio- lence against women are far widpr," she said. "We have a violent society where might is right. ... Pornography could be a reflection of things in society rather than the cause of violence." Cemetery cleanup will begin - Mike Bartho SPRINGVILLE lomew, superintendent over the Springville cemeteries, said spring cleanup will begin the week of March 15. "OU KOWMS $4Y WH4T THt MAKr WHIiPm B0WIT0WN 201 W. 100 $ 373-700- 1 MIKWAT VIUACI "ON TMI DIAGONAL" 373-777- 7 with Christmas Anyone wreathes, decorations or other ar- - rangments they want to save must retrieve them from the Springville City Cemetery or the Springville bvergreen cemetery by that date. items left will Any be thrown, away. SYMPATHY FLOWERS toy FLORAL .;v.' Lydia Mary Hickman Died March 5. Funeral services will be held Wednesday March 11 at 1 p.m. in Kansas City, Missouri. Interment Kansas City, Missouri. Knauer said some feminists were offended by a speech last week in which Mormon Church President Ezra Taft Benson said women should remain in the home and PROVO Y .(,(,., FemSALT LAKE CITY (AP) inists" efforts to have pornography censored on the grounds it is degrading to women and may incite violence are doomed to failure, a Salt Lake City lawyer says. '"However much we hate that, it is political speech and we cannot stop it," attorney Louise Knauer said during a workshop on pornography and censorship at the University of Utah Women's Conference. 70 Viola v Walker lawyer says anfi-por- n bids certain- to fail it better than wordy. Jcpp son's Floral ;1f. H & Gifts UXlVirlh Pr.no 373-446- 0 WE COPY TAPES Open Reel to Cassette From 7-- 1 's IPS Cassette to Cassette ALIEN'S CAMERA 3 N. Onhf 636 N. Stat Orm |
