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Show THE DAILY HERALD, Provo, Utah, A4 Page Sunday, October 30, 1994 area hospitals will screen candy Boys and 3 Three of the four area hospitals will be offering free screenings of trick or treat candv Monday for the county's ghosts, goblins, bats and even Power Rangers. Anton Garrity, spokesman at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center, said residents may take their candy to the radiology centers at American Fork Hospital. Orem and Hospital Community UVRMC. An administrator at Mountain View Hospital said that hospitals are not offering the service because they want to offer a false sense of security to residents some harmful substances may not be picked up on an prevent tripping and include some type of reflective material. Children should w ear make up instead of masks. Masks can obstruct vision. the county are urging to follow a few simple guidelines to have an enjoy able and safe An adult should accompany young children. Children and adults should carry flashlights. doors to community youth who Halloween. Children's clothing should be nonflammable, short enough to should only accept wrapped candy and should not enter homes. equipment. Gardner, with two paid assistants, will offer indoor recreation, sports and help with homework. Beginning at 4:30 each afternoon, the club will be open to all youth who wish to register and participate. It closes at 8:30 p.m. and is closed on Saturdays and Brigham Young University and Sundays, Meals are not served. For more information about the Boys and Girls Club and how to help or donate, call 377-9- 1 II. The club will open Nov. 1 . Police departments throughout rs Trick-or-treate- Clarence Donald Clayton bonds into the heavens on October 28, 1994. 'Don," "Dad," "Uncle Donny," "C. Don" was born on September 22, 1905,! Provo Bench (Orem), Utah. He thrived, lived and loved in Orem his entire life. He mar- ried Isabella B. Mc- Bride on December in V i-- V,,& 4 i it! established themselves on a fruit farm. Later they moved to a smaller farm He nurtured the during the Depression. most beautiful peaches in the valley on that farm as well as sheep, cattle and vegetables. Isabella, his cherished wife, died September 11, 1983. He found employment at Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Company in Provo for 38 years. He began as a foundry man and later became a leadman. He was chosen to learn and implement the process of centrifical casting in Birmingham, Ala-baiHe returned to Provo to begin the new process at Pacific States. He retired 31, 1927. They rs Donald was a member of the LDS Church where he served as Elders Quorum President, High Priest Group Leader, and Sunday School Secretary. Don was a dedicated temple worker who served faithfully. He spent hours into years irrigating, pruning and spraying trees at the Orem Stake Welfare Farm. Many days, nights and events were foregone for his dedication to work among the trees. He is survived by a sister, Theresa M. Pyne of Cedar City; brothers: Carlos H. of Overton, Nevada; Leonard Kay of Dugway, Utah; three sons: Conway Bruce, Kelvin Clarence, Glade Mack, all of Orem. Donald leaves 17 grandchildren and 26 Dad, Grandpa, to us you have a legacy of pride in work and greater pride in work done right. You taught us to accept a commitment as a solemn promise to follow through. It is an honor to follow your example and a blessing to carry your name. So long till we meet again! Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, November 1, 1994, at 12 noon at the Sharon Park Seventh Ward LDS Chapel, 85 E. 700 North, Orem. Friends may call at the ward chapel on Tuesday from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Interment will be in Orem City Cemetery. Services are under the direction of Berg Mortuary. H. Iverson Grant Harold Iverson, 70, died October 28, 1994, in Highland, Utah. He was born March 24, 1924, in Jean, Nevada, to Victor ' Moses and Leoma 21 JKifryS married Ina Marie Custer January 16, 1946, in Reno, Ne vada and their mar-- , riage was later solemnized in the St. tk George LDS Temple. animals and the out- He served in the doors. She loved to raise flowers. She Navy during World War n, receiving five was an excellent cook and was gifted f medals, and served in the Army as Ser& with and enjoyed , She geant First Class during the Korean War, penmanship. also receiving five medals. He was a hard I served many years worker and after retirement worked in as Sunday School several positions in the Church and was Secretary. She was involved in family records extraction at totally devoted to her the time of his death. He served a stake family and was a a mission and also in the caring and loving Mission. He loved doing temple woman. work and genealogy. She is survived by He is survived by his wife of Highland; her husband of Maa son and four daughters: Samuel Grant pleton; one son and Iverson, Orem; Vickie Marie Farr, Trudie three daughters: GloAnn Ballard, both of Highland; Ina Jane ria Carlson and husband Barry of SpanHarvey, Pleasant Grove; Rebecca Ieoma ish Fork, Jay Snow Heber; 26 grandchildren; two Mayoh, his mother of St. """5 and wife Karen of G?orge; brothers and sisters: Marie Dayna Springville, Snow Barney of St. waite, Ogden; Alvin Levi Iverson, China; George, Mary Lou AHman and husband Keith K. Iverson, Sharon Hunt, Garrison; Monte of Mapleton; 25 grandchildren; 21 and Archie Ray Iverson, St. George. Funeral services will be Tuesday, 2 and one sister, June Self of Myton. p.m. in the Highland Sixth Ward, 10390 N. Funeral services will be Tuesday, No- Alpine Highway. Friends may call at vember 1, 1994, at the Wheeler Mortuary Anderson and Sons Mortuary, 49 E. 100 North, American Fork, Monday 6 to 8 Chapel, 211 E. 200 South, Springville. Friends may call on Monday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Tuesday at the church one hour p.m. or Tuesday one hour prior to service. prior to services. Burial will be in VeterBurial will be in the Springville Evergreen ans Memorial Park with military rites by VFW District 4. Cemetery. f Arkansas-Oklahom- Emma Clark Gordon MONROE Emma Clark Gordon, 78 of Monroe, died Oct. 29, 1994 in the Richfield Hospital. She was born Sept. 19, 1916 in Provo, a daughter of John Gideon and Emma Maria Farrer Clark. She married Merrell on Gorodn Dec. 5, in Park City. Their marriage was 1938 on Nov. 4, 948 III the Manti LDS Temple. He died Dec. solemnized 27, 1982. m ers, Thomas, Harold G., Fred F., Norma, Mary and Walter. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband and a daughter, Kay Ann Gordon. Funeral will be Nov. 1, 1994 at 1 p.m. in the Monroe 4th Ward LDS chapel, 49 E. JW Jiorth. Friends may call Monday from to-- 8 p.m. at Neal S. Magleby & Sons Mortuary in Richfield, and at the church in' Monroe Tuesday from 11:30 a.m. to 12.30 pjn. Burial will be in the Monroe Ceetery under the direction of Neal S. Magleby & Sons Mortuary. E2Zh Hclico Finch, 65, of Goshen, died Oct. 29, 1994. Services will be announced Jty Walker Mortuary of Payson. L. National WIUT llMlurf TORONTO (APt Walter Haider, an Olympic gold rmxUliri and member of the Canadian Sport Hall of Fame, died Tlmrtday of ciuicer. He waf 74. - David Lee Forte, Sr., 57, died October 27, 1994, in Salt Lake City. He Ls by his wife Virginaette of Grove, six P?' '': daughters, .dchildren, two rothers and two sisters. son. Mrs. Gordon lived in Provo most of her life and moved to Monroe in 1978. She was active in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. Surviving are two sons and a daughter, Douglas and Janice Gordon of Washington, Utah; David J. and Linda N. Gordon of Provo, and Dixie and Eugene Davis of .Monroe; 14 grandchildren and 22 greatgrandchildren; two sisters and four broth- - pbyllii David Lee Forte Funeral services 'JK She was born April married 'fb'i Norma Ruby Harrison Norma Ruby Harrison, our dear mother and a very lady, passed away October 27, 1994, from heart failure. She was born in Spanish Fork on September 15, 1919, to Bunnell Hyrum and Ruby Ellen Cahoon Christensen. She married Lewis Irving Harrison on August 6, 1934. Their marriage was solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple January 13, for time and eternity. He died 1906, September 27, 1970. She served in numerous church callings including Relief Society President. One of her favorite things was being in the canyons listening to the creek, especially in the fall. Norma had a great and unconditional love for her family. She is survived by her children: Sally West, Castro Valley, California; Nancy (John) Butler, Murray; Virginia Kay (John) Sartor, Salt Lake City; David Lewis Harrison, Palo Alto, California; Ceann (Ken) Serre, Salt Lake City; 11 grandchildren; nine greatgrandchildren; one brother, Waldo Christensen, Bountiul; extended family and many friends. Services will be held at the Liberty Park Ward, 445 E. Harvard Avenue, Salt Lake City, Monday, October 31. 1994, at 12 noon. Friends may call 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday at Deseret Mortuary, 36 E. 700 South, Salt Lake City, and Monday at the church one hour prior to services. Interment will take place at Lake Kills Cemetery. club to open its ld need a place to go when stiool is out. The new director brings extensive experience and training to the position. Gardner holds an M.A. in recreation management from has previous experience working with youth. He served a mission in Switzerland for the LDS Church. The Boys and Girls Club serves it all of Utah County as a facility for youth ages six to 18 who need a place to go after school. Crandall said the appointment of e a director will mean the club can offer youth a safe, wholesome and fun place to go. The club does need help from Sylvester (Bus) DeGraw, Jr., December 21, 1931, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died March 9, 1988. She was a wife and homemaker for her husband and children, devoting her life to her family. She was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints her entire life. She spent many hours teaching the children of her ward in primary and serving her fellow sisters in the Relief Society in the presidency and as a teacher. She was visiting teaching with Sister Norma Davenport up until her death. She is survived by five sons and four daughters and their spouses: Ellie and Bill Brailsford, American Fork; Terry S. and Louise DeGraw, and Gary L. and Cheri DeGraw, all of Payson; Curtis L. and Nora DeGraw, Santaquin; Louise and Dale Wilson, Morgan; Lloyd T. and Merla DeGraw, Sandy; Ronald G. and Sherry DeGraw, and LuJean and Lynn Draper, all of Delta; and LaDean and Jack Smith, of Modesto, California; 40 grandchildren a sister and and 51 brother: Mary Terry Tolley, Nephi; and Walter Terry, of Boulder City, Nevada. She was preceded in death by her loving husband, three sons, a sister, and six brothers. Services will be Tuesday, November 1, 1994, 11 a.m. in the West Mountain First LDS Ward Chapel, three miles west of Payson on Utah Avenue. Friends may call at the Walker Mortuary, 587 S. 100 West, Payson, Monday 6 to 8 p.m. or at the church Tuesday 10:00 to 10:45 a.m. Burial will be in the Payson City Cemetery. Mona council puts building moratorium into effect L. Kay Mildred Lena Lott Kay, 81, passed from this earth October 28, 1994. She was born October 9, 1913 at Elsinore, Utah and was the last surviving of 13 children of Marion and Caroline Peterson Lott. She mar- ried Kay 1932; Charles Earl February 11, the marriage ' was solemnized in the Idaho Falls Temsi ple on February 20, 1965. She and her, family resided in Eu I reka, Utah and Riv- - i erton, Wyoming; she has resided in Salt Lake City since 1970. She was a member of the LDS Church. Survivors include two sons, a daughter, and their spouses: Lee Ann (Dan) Terry (JoRae) Kay; Evan (Mary) Kay; 12 grandchildren, 18 Preceded in death by her husband, Chick, and a daughter, Irene Cherry. Funeral service to honor her will be held on Monday, October 31, 1994 at 12 Noon at the South Cottonwood Seventh Ward, 1250 E 4800 South, Holladay, Utah. Friends may call at Holladay Hills Funeral Home, 66 S 300 East, Santaquin, Utah Sunday afternoon from 4 to 5 p.m. and at the chapel in Holladay from 11 to 11:45 a.m. on Monday. Interment will be in the Mt. View Cemetery, Riverton, Wyoming. L e; Charles Goodman Aiken Charles Goodman Aiken, 91, of Orem, died October 27, 1994, peacefully surrounded by loved ones at his home in Orem. He was born June 20, 1903, a son of Charles Henry and Mary Goodmanson Aiken in Clear Creek, Utah. He married November MONA There will be no further building allowed in Mona for the next six months. The Town Council has voted to place the moratorium on residential dwelling construction in all zones within the town. The moratorium was set in place to allow the council time to study the availability of culinary water. Council members wanted to determine if their was a sufficient supply to service new dwellings. Council member Craig A red was unhappy with the moratorium wording and voted against it. He indicated he did not like the prohibition of all construction including reconstruction or alterations. He said he did not think this type of construction would impact the water system. members Darlene Fowkes and Johr, Sutherland voted for the moratorium. Should the council decide circumstances were such that the moratorium could be lifted earlier than the period set, the ordinance time restriction will be removed and the moratorium liftsix-mon- th ed. The Mona Irrigation Company, with the support of the town council, is working toward the installation of a pressurized irrigation system. The company would like to have the system in place for the next irrigating season. ASSETS CASH FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST MARKETABLE SECURITIES For Every Occasion wh Rgsnaft 435 225-4- Orem Charles served on the presidency of the elders quorum, in the bishopric, as a stake missionary, home teacher, high priest, and as a ward clerk. He was active in the Tixnp Travelers. He was active with the senior citizens and helped with the construction of the Orem Senior Citizens Center. Survivors include two sons: Herbert Dean (Helen) Aiken of Salt Lake City, Charles David (Marilyn) Aiken of Orem; Francine (Max) Christensen of Orem; 21 grandchildren; 29 He is and 7 also survived by three brothers and one sister: Edwin Aiken of Orem, Chet Aiken of Arizona, Leon Aiken of Orem, and Edith Pederson of Orem. He was preceded in death by his wife Delia Violetta Gabbitas, a son Glenn Goodman Aiken, and nine brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be held Monday, October 31, 1994, at 11 a.m. at the Sharon Stake Center, 545 S. 800 East, Orem. Friends may call Sunday from to 8 p.m. at the Sundberg-OlpiMortuary, 495 S. State in Orem and also Monday one hour prior to the services at the stake center. Burial will be In the Springville Evergreen Cemetery. $223,607.00 TOTAL ASSETS $223,607.00 LIABILITIES TOTAL LIABILITIES CAPITAL Initial Advance CONTRIBUTIONS: CONTRIBUTIONS: 000.00 $ 11,500.00 TRUST CORPUS CURRENT 187,887.00 6,219.00 14,064 00 3,937.00 YEAR TEMP EXCESS UNDISTRIBUTED NET INCOME $223,607.00 $223,607.00 TOTAL CAPITAL TOTAL LIABILITIES & CAPITAL $223,607.00 See Income Statement. All net income is payable to East Lawn Memorial Hills for maintenance and improvement of grounds, EAST LAWN MEMORIAL HILL GROUNDS CARE FUND INCOME STATEMENT THIRD QUARTER ENDING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1994 NINE MONTHS, YEAR TO DATE $15,430 00 INCOME TOTAL INVESTMENT EXPENSES BANKESCROW FEES PROFESSIONAL FEES 87.00 830.00 TOTAL EXPENSES OPERATING 917 00 INCOME $14,513 00 EAST LAWN DISTRIBUTIONS FOR MAINTENANCE 10.576.00 NET INCOME 3,937.00 Norman Young, Independant Trustee Detailed information regarding the care fund is available during regular weekday business hours at the cemetery office or the Trustees office, Professional Management, Norman Young, Trustee, 175 North Freedom Blvd. Provo, Utah. Note: "The Merchandise Trust," administered by the Trust Department, Central Bank, Provo: Utah holds additional assets of $57,804.40. This separate trust is intended to burial merchandise at time of need. assure delivery of pre-pai- d Persons desiring to confirm the status of their individual lots or merchandise are invited to contact the cemetery at 4800 North East Lawn Drive, Provo, Utah 84604. (801) pre-pai- 225-911- No. 8676. Published in The Daily Herald, October 24, 27, 30, 1994. Everlasting Memorials We can personalize memorial stones for your loved ones that will last forever. We are careful in preparing the granite so it becomes a memorial you can be proud of. Let us serve you now. 4liiMI-SWllk'V- 3! BEESLEY MONUMENT AND VAULT CO. 725 South State, 900 East Provo Across the street, east of Provo Cemetery Phone PROVO 374-058- 0 FLORAL "Our Flowers Say What The Heart Whispers" Every family lias a collection of treasured memories. 197 North 500 West 373-700- 1 Provo We believe tliat your loved one s Protect funeral should fx; among them. Your Nest Egg! may have left your greatest risk uninsured-Long-t- erm You care Delia died May 11, 1987. 130,701.00 11,430.00 1?IIME 9, 1927, nized April 3, 1946, in the Salt Lake LDS $ 21,476.00 GIVE A LIVING GIFT Flowers & Plants Gabbi-ta- s in Springville. Their marriage was solem- Temple. SEPTEMBER 30, 1994 END OF THIRD QUARTER By MYRNA TRAUNTVEIN If. Delia Violetta Dan J. Gardner EAST LAWN MEMORIAL HILL GROUNDS CARE FUND BALANCE SHEET Special to The Daily Herald Council Mildred L 1 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Loren g LSkJS-- l the d full-tim- at Rigby, Idaho, a daughter of Thomas Nelson, Jr., and Elnora Ann Baldwin Terry. She 1910, 1 be Tuesday 11 -""wea.m. in the Battle- rrepk Sixth Ward. 825 S. Loader Avenue (1000 East), Pleasant Grove. Friends call Monday 6 p.m. at the Anderson and Sons Mortuary, 49 E. 100 North, American Fork, and Tuesday at the church one hour prior to services. Burial will be in Veterans Memorial Park with military rites by VFW District 4. will Sarah Harriet Terry (Sadie) DeGraw, age 84, of Payson passed away Friday, October 28, 1994, at her home. 30, newly-appointe- non-prof- DeGraw Grant Mary Rachel Cazier Snow age 85, of Mapleton, died Friday October 28, 1994, at her home. She was born June 12, 1909, in Green-witcPiute County. She married Lewis (Doc) Snow January 12. 1934, in Richfield. " She grew up on a ranch and loved the ;:. Sarah (Sadie) T. in 1970. Mary Rachel Cazier Snow concerned citizens for youth, in the form of volunteers who can serve as part-tim- e staff and donations of recreational, sports, art and music Dan J. Gardner, Pleasant diGrove, is the rector of the Boys and Girls Club of Utah County. Louis E. Crandall, President of the Board of Directors, said the appointment f Gardner will allow Obituaries Clarance Donald Clayton, son of Don Carlos Clayton, Jr., and Aretta Amelia Burr Clayton was released from mortal girls club gets new director Find out what your options are now Call Dave Hassler Senior Long-TerCare Specialist AMEX Life 377-047- 9 Assurance or WalLcr Sanderson mortuary lias lcun scrvi'iij Orem and nortliiTti I tali County nidcntis from its location in llic newly restored OBITUARY in Orem. When your family l 3 p.m. dty before publication. sent by modem, 8 30 am. day of publication. Photo deadlines same as above. If tlioobin a funeral home, tan rely or further information ahoul Walter Home and Information concerning The Daily Herald obitutry rites Is available from the newspaper's Classified Ad 0 or from any department, Utah County Mortuary. 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