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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday March 27, 1985 - Page 14 seeds and seed beads. She loved to cook and was very adept at making fry bread. Linda lived most of her life in Blanding. She married Chris FLOYD NEWPORT Floyd Newport, resident of Mexican Hat since 1957, was killed on Saturday, March 16, in a single car accident on Highway 163 near White Mesa, The other passenger in the car, his wife, Fern, was given emergency treatment in Blanding and then transported to Monticello Hospital where she remains in stable but serious condition. Floyd was born in Buffalo, Kansas, October 9, 1911. He served in the Army European theatre during World War II from January 16, 1941 to November 13, 1945 when he was honorably discharged with a Tech. Sergeant rating. He married Fern Saunier Lehi in 1954 and they had five sons and one daughter. She had a son, Stanley, when they were married. Linda disappeared on October 27, 1984 and an extensive search for her was made but it was not until March 16, 1985 that her body was found. Funeral services were conducted in the North Chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints in Blanding, Utah on March 21 with White Mesa Branch President Bruce Shumway conducting. Burial was in the Blanding City Cemetery. Lindas parents and sisters, Inez and Dolores preceeded her She is survived by in death. her husband Chris; sons, Stanley, Harold, Howard, Clarence, Bryant, and Byron; daughter, Beverly; sisters, Alice and Marcella; brother, Kay four grandchildren. May; and dismissed without prejudice following report that defendant had made restitution. State vs Troy L. Hansen, driv- case Court report MONDAY, MARCH 18 Lee Roy Soap was fined $299 plus $156 costs after pleading guilty to DUI and no drivers license. Defendant committed to custody of the sheriff until fine paid. Work release granted. Aaron Keith fined $299 plus $156 costs after pleading guilty to DUL Defendant to serve 90 days if in default of payment. No drivers license charge dis- missed. THURSDAY, MARCH 21 State vs Jay Morgan Katso, of DUI classes: court requested Social Services employee to ensure arrangements for defendant to attend non-complia- nce DUI classes. State vs Mark Douglas Cann, driving during revocation: bail of $750 forfeited when defendant did not appear and court was notified that certified letter of notice to appear addressed to the defendant had been returned unclaimed. State vs Jeffery Clyde Hunt of Blanding, theft of services: ing during revocation; defendant fined $500 after entering guilty plea. State vs Justin L. Semadeni, two counts of possession of protected wildlife unlawfully taken defendant was out of season: fined $500 plus $6 costs and ordered to make restitution in the amount of $1,000 after entering a plea of guilty. State vs Jack Little, review of prior order to attend DUI classes: attendance from two missed classes excused following explanation of defendants failure to attend two of five court-order- ed DUI classes. non-complia- nce lease agree- ment: Salina auction Salable at auction on March were 1415, compared to 1422 last week and 1023 last year. Good attendance. Moderate deFeeder steers mostly mand. Feeder heifers steady steady. to $1 lower. Slaughter cows and bulls $1 to $1.50 lower. Supply about 75 percent feeder cattle. 22 Feeder Steers: medium and pounds large frame: 250-400 $78-$8- 3; 800-9- 00 pounds placed on calendar for Thursday, August 29, following $65-$70.- 50; 700-8- 50 pounds $38-$41.- 50. Slaughter bulls: yield grade I pounds, $47.50-$50,7- 5. Young bulls for further feeding 800-11pounds $49.75-$53.7- 5. 1455-23- 60 50 NANCY JUNE BALL Nancy June Ball, daughter of Richard and Nola June Pehrson, passed away in Grand Junction, Linda May Lehi was born July 10, 1935 in Cross Canyon near Hatch Trading Post to Clara Morris and Henry May. She disappeared on October 27, 1984 and was found dead on March 16, 1985. Lindas mother died when she er and her four sisters and were young. Her grandmother May helped raise the family. Linda loved pets, dogs especially, and had several as pets. As she grew older, Linda in Ignacio, school attended half-broth- Colorado. She learned the art of basket making using squaw bush and did very nice work. She also did bead work with small seed beads and made beaded cradle boards for her babies. She made beaded necklaces, earrings, hat bands and watch charms. She also made necklaces of cedar berry LaVee Morris; and paternal grandmother, Josephine Pehrson .of Monticello. .. . in your near future, we invite you to come into our office and look through our latest books of beautiful invitations, announcements, notes and other wedding stationery. .. in both traditional and contemporary designs. Many styles have pictures, in either black and white or col or... and we know you will find the exact If there's a wedding style you're looking fori Prompt $58-$59.- 50. high cutter Slaughter cows: inand boning utility, $38-$4- 0; dividual high dressing $41.50, breaking utility and commercial Masonic Lodge, American Leand the First VFW, gion, Christian Church, all of Yates Center, Kansas. Internment will be in Yates Center. Survivors include his wife, and a biother, Glen Fern, Newport, of Wichita, Kansas. LINDA MAY LEHI 10. Feeder heifers: medium and frame: 230-4pounds large in 1942. He was a member of Gilead Colorado on March 15, 1985. Nancy was born in Monticello, Utah on April 3, 1951 where the family resided until she was eight The family later years old. to moved Fruita, Colorado where she graduated from high school. She enlisted in the Air Force where she met and married Wayne Ball on July 30, 1970. They have two daughters, Carrie Ann and Lori Lee. Nancy and Wayne lived in Green River, Utah for ten years. She served as an emergency medical technician for over five of the last few years they were in Green River. She was very dedicated in this work. Her work in the Air Force was also as a medical technician. Funeral services were held in Fruita, Colorado at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints Chapel on March 18, 1985. Burial was at Elm wood Cemetery in Fruita. Nancy is survived by her husband and daughters; her parents; a brother, Stephen; sisters, Teri Lynn, Paula Faye and Debra maternal grandmother, Sue; $63-$64.- 00 State vs Danny Briggs, theft: sentenced to 30 days in jail on plea of guilty with the jail sentence to be suspended upon payment of restitution in the amount of $75. Utah Navajo Development Council vs R. G. Drum mond, with a reading in open court of a stipulation agreed to by the involved parties. delivery, tool HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER FOR SAN MJAN COUNTY. UTAH |
