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Show Page B2 THE DAILY HERALD. Provo, Utah, Friday, March 7, 1997 SUNDANCE: (Continued from Page Bit variety of outdoor, noncompetitive activities. And who knows how many parents named their children or dogs Sundance after seeing the movie. Sundance is the name of a reggae musician and poet who lives and performs in Hawaii. Sundance DiGiovanni, 24, has his own Internet home page. He said he was born on a hippie farm in upstate New York but now lives in the Big Apple. Bonnie Sundance lives in Colorado and in the '60s was a Peace Corps volunteer in Peru where the Incas once worshiped the Sun God. Sundance Urie is a junior at Timpview High School and he said he is often teased by people calling him a "ski resort." Why was he named Sundance? "My dad was a ski instructor at Sundance," Urie said. Even exotic animals have been named Sundance. Hughes Sundance Kid is a beautiful Chilean llama that now lives in Olympia, Wash., with 49 other llamas that are owned by Kat McKinney. Interestingly, there's a Utah connection there, although not one you would expect. Asked why she named her llama Sundance, McKinney said. "I didn't; it was already named Sundance when I bought it." Actually, it's McKinney with the Utah connection. She attended Brigham Young University in the '60s and used to ski at the Provo Canyon ski resort before it was renamed Sundance. "I was from Southern California, and my best friend was LDS, decided to go with her to so school in Utah." McKinney said. She explained that her llama has a twin. And when the twins were born, the original owner named one Butch Cassidy and the other the Sundance Kid. Just like the Energizer bunny, the proliferation of Sundance goes on and on and on and you get the idea Sundance could have been the name of a public school in Utah County. It w as one of the more popular names proposed last year for the new high school in north Orem that eventually was named Timpanogos High School. Sundance was also suggested for the new elementary school in Lindon that was finally named Mountain Rocky Elementary School. Stephanie Vincent, PTA president at Rocky Mountain and a member of the naming committee, said Sundance was hot in the running for the name. "But I called Sundance ski resort and asked them if we could use the name, and they said they wouldn't let us use it." Vincent said. i. Accepting no for an answer the popular Sundance name fell by the wayside. Sundance goes much farther back than William Goldman's screenplay and one actor deciding to borrow the name for his ski resort. Debby Boyce. a librarian at Provo Public Library, said one of the earliest accounts of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid is by Charles Kelly of Salt Lake City, i'n his book the "Outlaw Trail. The library has a 1959 edition in its protected special collection sec 1 FLOODS: (Continued from Page Bl I Study was commissioned by the city to assess the new potential for Hooding. "We'll need some more storm drain piping." says Dameron. "From the results of the study, we decided we'd have to assess a storm water impact lee on all new developments. And all residents will have to pay a small storm water utility fee." Though expansion of the storm drainage system has not yet begun in earnest, the city is not overly concerned about spring flooding. "Lindon won't get it as bad as other cities." says Dameron. "We're already in the process of filling 3,000 sandbags that we just They're stationed purchased. strategically, ready to go. That should handle any localized flooding." David Thurgood of JUB Engineers, which provides civil engineering services for Lindon, downplayed the flooding dangers. "The city owns a vacuum flush-e- r truck, and they're using that to clean the silt out of the storm drains." says Thurgood. "Lindon basically has no flooding problems associated with spring runoff." 's Thurgood points out that to greatest vulnerability flooding is on the other side of town, where it borders Utah Lake. Lin-don- Obituaries tion, but there are reports of the book first being published in 1938. Much of the information that Kelly used in writing his book had Anna Mae Palmer Goold M. Angela been printed earlier in newspaper stories about the exploits of the ST. GEORGE, Utah Mae Anna Our beloved wife, daughter, sister, Arroyo High School both in California. Palmer Goold, age 71, died March 4. She then served as the placement direcaunt, and fiiend. Martha Angela Johntwo outlaws. tor at BYU's J. Reuben Clark Law 1997, surrounded by her loved ones. son, age 2 . after living a joyful and hon Actually there is a public school Anna Mae was School where she became a second orable lite, returned the. named Sundance. of nine chilto her Heavenly mother to many of the law students. It's Sundance High School in eighth dren of Anna From 1974 until her retirement in 1989. Father, March 3. 1997. she devoted herself to the success of Sundance, Wyo., county seat for and Jedediah those students who came through her Crook County. Like Provo High Palmer. She was Angela was born on November 25. born and raised in door and rarely forgot a name or lace. School, its mascot is the bulldog. 1975. in Little Rock Anna Mae loved music and played the Located alongside Interstate 90 Preston, Idaho and to Teddy had a deep love for violin. French horn, piano, and sang in . Arkansas, near South Dakota, Sundance, E. and Nevha J. the small town She also church and civic choirs. Wyo., is located more than 2,000 where she grew up. enjoyed long walks and inherited the Osborne. She was married to Jessi Kay miles from Lancaster County, Pa., love of gardening and roses from her After graduating mother. She held many positions within Johnson. June 22, where Harry Longabaugh, aka the from high school, she attended Utah the LDS church including primary, 1996. among family Sundance Kid, was born. and friends. State L'niversitv and later the University young women and relief society presiSundance's green city logo has of Utah. ON dent, and was a worker in the St. George Angela grew up in Arkansas where she May 23, 1946. she became the bucking cowboy you see on all the eternal companion of Sessel West Temple. was active in anything that dealt with doors. In school she earned their state license plates. But it also Goold in the Logan Temple. Together She is survived by her sons: Larry being S". many awards for her outstanding perf orbrags, "Where the Kid got his they had four sons whom she sent out on Bruce (Mary) of Pocatello, ID; Keith LDS missions and then through college. (Lindal of Derby. KS: Michael Palmer of mance on the track teams. After moving name." Anna Mae possessed inward and outNeucom. N.M: terry Lee (Beverly) of St. to Utah with her family she attended and Travel there via the Internet and ward beauty, but from her many qualiUT. 18 grandchildren and one then graduated from Orem High School George. town's home page tells you, "you ties, she will be remembered most for Her sisters: Vera in 1994. Alter high school she entered are connected to the original SunUVSC and began to pursue her one true her steadfast devotion to her family and (Earl) Nelson. Grace (Lyle) Peterson. love: becoming a pilot. There was never dance, located in Crook County in the LDS church, with an endless flow of Thora (Spencer) Winn. Dorothy (Stewbeautiful northeast Wyoming. This energy, she served in all aspects of her art) Greaves and Laura (Gladel Burgan. a time when she didn't see or hear a plane go overhead when she wasn't wishing it family's lives from little league to Relief She was preceded in death by her husis NOT the Robert Redford Sunwas her up there. The Prim example of a PTA her parents, her sisters: Eva band, Society. dance. mom. she volunteered hundreds of hours Always having a desire lo improve her (Arnold) Troseth. Margaret (Kirm) "This is the REAL Sundance, to school play s, activities and classroom Shumway and her brother Willis (Melba) where the Sundance Kid, aka HarPalmer. help. Funeral services will be held Saturday. Although she w as not born w ith naturry Longabaugh, got his name." Mickel Harold March 8. 1497. at 11:00 a.m. in the al affection for sports, she soon develin tell will Sundance People you Ward O. Mickel. and Harold 4th SPRING CITY Sharon 3rd Chapel (445 oped a great love as a from of Longabaugh was convicted of South 700 East) Orem. Utah. Friends 89. passed away March 4. 1997. at his against four sons and a husband stealing a horse and spent 18 with athletic inclinations. She played an may call from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. prior to son's home in Spring City to Peter and months in a Sundance jail. Anenia Mickel. Married to Dortha Dahl active role in all of her son's teams and sen ices at the Chapel under the direction After his incarceration, he supported them from pee wee through of Spilsbury &. Beard Mortuary. GraveApril II. 1932. Later solemnized in side services will be held following the She was a true blue Cougar fan He was preceded in Manti Temple. college. Kid as Sundance alias an adopted funeral services at 4:00 p.m. in the Predeath by his wife and a grandson. Jeff and went on to join the Wild and enjoyed watching all sports. ston City Cemetery, under the direction She also had an accomplished career. Christensen. Bunch, a gang organized by Robert She began as a medical assistant and of Spilsburv fc Beard Mortuary. St. Harold devoted his life to raising sheep Leroy Parker, alias Butch Cassidy. next spent ten years as a secretary at Georse. Utah and spending time with his family. In his From one of their hide-ouat later years he especially enjoyed his Hole in the Wall, located near grandchildren and great grandchildren. Fred Eugene Pead They will miss their beloved "Ol Pa". Kaycee, Wyo., the gang robbed Survived by sons. Boyd (Karen): lives of those around him and made Fred Eugene Pead. returned to his banks and trains all over the west. Father on March 5. 1997. He everyone feel that he was their best Harold L. (Jean). Spring City, and two Heavenly But even the founders of the was born on March 22. 1939 to George friend. daughters. Dixie (Garn) Sperry. Muiray: town of Sundance seem to have Budd and Erma.. and Beverly (Ruel) Christensen. Moroni. He was the father of twelve children 13 grandchildren. 20 borrowed the name from Sioux Erickson Pead in and the grandfather of twenty two. He -- ITS dren. Fairview. Wyoming. also shared his home with three Native Indians. Funeral services will be held on SaturHe married Svlvia f American children. All of these children Via Town legend has it the Sioux March 8. 1997. at 1:00 am. in the knew that they were daddy's and grandUtnam on Septemday. did their sacred sun dance on top a ber 15. 1955. ShortSpring City LDS Chapel. Friends may pa's favorite. mountain that overlooked the call from 9 lo 10:45 at the Spring City He is survived by his eternal companly after their mar town. The mountain is named SunInterment in the Spring City ion Sylvia, eight sons and four daughChapel. riage they moved to dance and the town later adopted Utah, living over ters: Kim (Leslie i West Valley City. Cemetery, under the direction of Ursen-bacFuneral Home. Utah: Wynn (Kave) Pleasant Grove. twenty years in thel the name. Utah: Donnell (Christine) Lehi. Utah: Before the Wyoming town, Orem area. Fred and! Sylvia have livedl Madge Loeffert and Joel (Lisa) drover. before the Hollywood movie, the Donald Ree Sly past twelve' Wyoming: Kendall (Shen) Roseville. before the hundreds of commercial years in Star Valley. California: Loreen and Jacob Fairview. BEAVER Donald Ree Sly. 69. uses of Sundance, the sun dance Fred was active in the L.D.S Church Wyoming: Valarie and Sarah Laramie. passed away March 5. 1997 at his home Jason Nebraska. Fremont. was a sacred religious ceremony to serving in various positions including Wyoming: alter a valiant bout with cancer. He was His parents deorge Budd and Erma give thanks to the Great Spirit, and Young Mens President. Elders Quorum born June 3. 1927. in McCormick. Utah brothfive President. High Councilman and was three Orem. Utah, sisters and it is still performed today. to Thomas Dee & Eunice Rosezina Denny. Jeanice presently serving as the First counselor ers: Jeanelle (Wayne) Puller Sly. Not really a dance, but a cerein the Fairview Ward Bishopric. He (Monty) Harrison. Jeraldine (Sherrill) He graduated from Milford High Shorter. Ballard (Leahmary). Brian mony lasting many days, the sun loved the Gospel and was diligent in livSchool and served in the United States Orson (Donna). Patricia. Debra dance begins with days of fasting ing its teaching. Air Force during World War II. He marHe sent four sons and one daughter on (Mike) Woodward. by willing participants. ried Maurine Carlow Patterson May 29. There will be a viewing Friday. March missions including Nathan currently 1976. in Beaver. Utah. Enlightened and prepared by a 7 ai the Schwab Mortuary between in the Tucson. Arizona Spanish serving Don loved people, loved the outdoors, tribal shaman, participants have and also Mission. March 8 at Speaking p.m. Saturday. hunting, picnics and camping in the small slits incised into the skin of He was a friend to all. He loved people 11:00 a.m. at the Osmond Chapel prior mountains. He will be greatly missed by their shoulders or chest. Attached and people loved him. This was especialto funeral services. his friends and family. to suspended cords by skewers ly true of the youth. He brightened the Don is survived by his wile Maurine placed through the slits, they are Sly of Beaver. Children: Carina and Marcelle raised from the earth. Hughes James Sly of Springville. and Peggy and Edward Queny of Murrietta. CA: six While maybe less than 10 parMarcelle Sterling Hughes. 77. passed Sne was an avid seamstress, always 15 ticipants are suspended with the away on March 5,1997. at Utah Valley doing needle work or collecting material grandchildren and Brother. James and Carina Sly of to use in braided rugs. She was an active goal of experiencing visions and Regional Medical Center of pancreatic Springville. Sister Nola & Gene Whit of member of the LDS church. Her favorite she was, enlightenment, the sun dance is for cancer, Ontario. Oregon. He was preceded in in born november 13. the was a as teacher serving calling all members of the tribe who pardeath by sisters. Allene Lowder. lola 1919. in Spanish Primary. DeLew, Dorothy Stahl, and Rose Sly and ticipate in a complex array of Fork. Utah, to John During the early part of her married life one brother Doy le Sly. rituand sacred W. and Jenny G. she was able to accompany her husband preparation, praver The family would like lo thank Dr. on all of his military assignments, having al. Sterling. She marBowers and his nurse Becky for Charles Phil in ried the locations live on to Hushes in many The sun dance is depicted the opportunity the care they gave Don during his in March the United Slates well 15.1941. of as ov.erseas as 1970 movie, "Man Called Horse." chemotherapy treatments. in the Orient. Europe and the Middle San Antonio, Texas. In it. Richard Harris, plays an EngFuneral services will be held on SaturEast. She accepted each new challenge The marriage was lish Aristocrat who is captured by later solemnized in day. March 8. 1997. at 1:00 p.m. in the with enthusiasm and optimism never Beaver LDS 6th Ward Chapel. Friends Sioux Indians in the Dakotas and the Provo LDS Temfearing the unknown or whatever advermay pay their respects on Friday from 6 assimilated into the tribe. And he ple. She was a lov sity she might encounter. to 8 p.m. at the Olpin Mortuary and SatShe is survived by her loving husband volunteers to participate in the sun ing wife, mother and grandmother, urday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Phil, of Orem. Utah, their son Michael, always putting all others ahead of her dance. the church. Interment will be in the his wife Lisa and four lovely adored wants and desires. In the beginning, sun dance was Mountain View Cemetery under the JefWhen she was in her mid forties she grandchildren: Kimberley. Gregory. only spoken of by America's first decided to continue her education and frey, and Wendy, all living in Oakley. direction of Olpin Mortuary inhabitants about a ceremony pursued a degree in elementary educaCalifornia, one sister Ruth Bow en. of tion at the University of Nevada. Reno Orem. Utah, and one brother William deeply religious to them. her studies in 1968. (Bill) Sterling ol Walnut Creek. Califorcompleting of because the mostly Today, her education she nia. She had two brothers Len and Ross Upon completing popularization by the movie taught first and second grade for twelve who preceded her in death. "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance years in the Nevada school system. Friends may call at the Walker SanderKid." it is nearly a household Because of the compassion and love she son Funeral Home. 646 East 800 North. FAMILY MORTUARIES had for young children, as well as her Orem. Friday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. word. Fors-gre- n out-o- 0. ts I? r5 h ). 7:00-9:0- if 0 M . leaching ability she was considered one of the outstandinc teachers at that level. "In the past, they've had some flooding from the lake down in the landfill area out by 2000 West." says Thurgood. "That may be a problem this y ear." Flooding from the lake will become a more serious issue as Lindon develops the land west of which is now largely vacant of structures, but is zoned for heavy industry'. Just last month, the city council approved a zone change that paves the way for Kenny Seng Construction to establish headquarters on a piece of land just east of 2000 West. Bill Alder, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service's Utah office, calls the Utah Lake scenario "a tough one to call." "Jordanelle and Deer Creek are pretty much full, and Utah Lake is Snow-pac- k already in the Utah Lake drainage area is at 156 percent of normal, so that's a tough management call." says Alder. "The Great Salt Lake will hold a lot; the problem is the it can only take so Jordan River much, and it's going to be handling a lot of run off from the six Salt Lake Valley creeks." Alder stresses the unpredictability of spring flooding. "Everybody wants to know exactly where and how much its going to flood, but it's really hard to say. It depends a lot on how much more water we get and how fast it gets warm. But with the snowpack we have, we'd better be on our toes." Grave side services will be held Saturday am in the Spanish Fork Cemetery. at World Obituaries Ruth Clark NEW YORK (AP) Ruth Clark, a pollster whose landmark newspaper study encouraged editors to give readers news they could use. died of lung cancer Feb. 20. She was 80. Her 1979 study. "Changing Needs of Changing Readers." suggested that newspapers should cover family issues and other areas that came to be called "soft news" to keep their circulation 1941 and worked lor radio station WQXR and NBC before joininc the Navy in 1942. Alter World War II. he returned to NBC and wotked briefly lor United Press' radio division before he was hired bv the AP in 1947. He is sur-- v ived by a sister and a brother. cancer. He was 72. Payson 199. in Pav son. Utah She was born August 26. 1914. in Nephi. Utah, to John Charles and Pearl! Ingram Sli Hall. ClaudeF married Ostler Wilkey June f r a. is 9. 1936. in the Manti LDS Temple. He died October 1987. She grew I , up and attended school in Nephi and attended Snow College. She was active in the LDS church. She loved doing genealogv work and Oil Painting. Survived by children. Paul A. Wilkey. Margaret (Alan) Rasmussen both of Provo; Gordon C. (Ken i) Wilkey of Orem; 6 grandchildren and I three sisters. Mildred Nielsen of Provo. Norma Madsen of Taylorsville. and Betty Grange of Vancouver. Washington, and extended family member. Robert L. Okey. Preceded in death by a son Merrill and two brothers. Ray Hall and Dr. Tom Hall. A special thanks to Dr. David F. Ben-nioand the staff at Continuing Care at the Mountain View Hospital. Funeral Services will be held at a.m., Monday. March 10. 1997. in the Provo 12th LDS Ward. 945 East 70() North. Friends may call Monday one hour prior to services at the church. Burial in the Vine Bluff Cemetery, Nephi. Utah at :30 p.m. Dacth Helices Juv Johnson Cutler. 53. of Elko. Nev., formerly of Provo. died March 5. 1997. Funeral services will be announced by Burns Funeral Home. Elko. Nev. Lucille Davis. 89. of Spanish Fork, died March 6, 1997. Services will be announced bv Walker Mortuary. Spanish Fork. Wilma Haycock Elmer. 81. of Payson, 6. 1997. Services will be announced by Walker Mortuary. Payson. died March Helen Jorgensen Clark. 81, of Provo, died March announced 6. 1997. Services by Berg Mortuary, will be Provo. Raymond Frank Black, 87, of Orem 6. 1997. Services will announced by Berg Mortuary. Provo. died March Donald Yerdall Peav. 61. of Goshen. 6. 1997. Services will b. announced by Berg Mortuary. Provo. died March Sarah Fullertun Nelson. 87. of Twin Idaho, formerly of Orem. diedt' March 4. 1997. Services will be! announced by Berg Mortuary. Provo. Falls. PROVO Orem "Serving our Families and the Community" FLORAL "Our Flowers Say What The Heart Whispers" will be Sat Mar 8, 1997 at am in the Sp Fork Cemetery. Friends may call Fri from 6-- 8 pm at the Walker Sanderson Funeral Home. 600 E 800 N. Orem. 197 North 500 West Provo 1 373-700- George Pasero PORTLAND. Ore. (AP) George Pasero. an sports editor and columnist, died Thursday alter a stroke and lapsing into a coma. awaid-winnin- He was 79. Advertisement l. ROHBOCK'S PI OBAL Flowers for all Occasions 676 S. Main St.. Orem 225-300- 3 Serving Utah County Since 1928 OBITUARY FEES The Daily Herald charges for obituaries. Death notices, brief items identifying the deceased and the funeral home involved, however, run free of charge and must be placed by the funeral home. The Daily Herald obituary rates are as follows: S14.73 per column inch and $7.00 per picture, for each publication. For further information call 344-253- DEADLINES Michael Manley KINGSTON. Jamaica (AP) Michael Manley. the former prime minister who took Jamaica to the lorelront of the developing world's nonaligned movement in the 1970s, died Thursdav. Provo Delma Hall Wilkey Delma Hal PROVONEPHI Wilkey. age 82. passed away March 4 Marcelle S. Hughes, graveside services The cause of death was not disclosed, but Manley had been battling prostate from declining. Mis. Clark directed many surveys of U.S. public opinion during the turbulent 1970s, and introduced exit polls into American politics and journalism. Tom Crane Tom Crane, NEW YORK (AP) one of The Associated Press' top labor writers, died Feb. 26. He was 83. Crane spent most of his AP career in the New York City Bureau as a specialist in labor and transportation, earning the respect of both unions and management. He began as a freelance reporter in Europe in the 1930s, and wrote from Paris lor The New York Times and The Washington Post. He returned to New York City in Spanish Fork Johnson life both physically and spiritually sfl was continually active in church acti Ues and her many nonoies, mciuoii: everything from biking, inline skatinl repelling, and horse back riding to real ing. spending time with children, arJ cake decorating, spenumg time singiri with her family was very special to her We were all blessed to have had Ange as a part of our lives. Her beautiful smil voice, and personality well be greatl missed. She is dearly loved by all wh had the privilege of knowing her. She is survived by her loving husbanc Jessi, Springville; parents, Ted an Nevha Osborne, Oiem; one brother, lo (Brenda) Osborne, Provo; four (Wyatt) Earling, Provo, Melh sa , tncka anu lesiea usoorne, uremi Allan and Vikki Johnsor parents-in-laand sisters-in-lalen (feJay), and Shi lene Johnson, all of Springville. Funeral services will be held on Satu day. March 8, 1997, at 2:00 p.m. in th Kolob Stake Center, 1230 S 500 Springville, UT. Friends may call on Fr day evening, from 6 lo 8 p.m. at Wheel er Mortuary, 21 E 200 S, Springville Saturday trom 1 to 1:45 p.m. at th church. Burial will be in the Springviil Evergreen Cemetery. p.m. day before publication. If by modem. 7:30 a.m. day publication. The deadline for Sunday's paper is 12:30 p.m. on Saturday. 13 sent Photo deadlines same as above. New Hearing Device To Be Field Tested By Local Company Edison Stanford Labs is currently fitting and field testing a new type of hearing aid designed for those individuals who suffer with moderate to severe NERVE TYPE hearing loss who have trouble understanding even loud speech. This new device is being manufactured by Starkey Labs of Minneapolis. Mn. worlds largest manufacturer of In The Ear Instruments. Mike Lloyd, president of Edison Stanford Labs, (a hearing aid dispensing and service company with locations in Provo and Salt Lake City) says his firm has been field testing the new system for several months in this area with very good success. According to Lloyd, better hearing is achieved by interfacing a powerful post aticular amplifier with a transducer placed deep within the ear canal resulting in better quality speed sound reproduction with higher grain and output levels and less feedback and distortion. This is a major breakthrough for people who suffer from severe nerve type hearing loss. Those individuals who would like more information about this new technology can call . . . 373-588- 7 In Provo |
