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Show TikkIc Trauvcript, Thur., October 16,1980 S 0 TOP OP THE WEEK SPECIALS! PRICES GOOD. . . t OBITUARIES Don Amn Bake, 48, an employe at Dugwav Proving Ground, died Octoltrr 15. 1980. Mr. Bake wa born November 3, 1931 in Si. John. Idaho lo Everett Lcvter and Mary Amentia Amn Bale. lie married Neva Beelon May 19, 1961 in WinnemiMxa, Nevada. vi u- -- ij Mr. Bale wai a member of Prelude and postlude music was played by Olga Biaden. Officiating, Dr. Wallace R. Johnson. Family prayer was offered by Mel Dmtn with the oieiiing prayer at the Tate Mortuary Chapel bv the Musical selection The first which are the thing of beauty is a joy words by John Keats 9 formed the basis for the philosophy of Lenna Brown Hiss who died Monday at her home in Stockton at the age of 80. Beauty and graciousness were reflected in everything she did, and we could almost say that her passing marks the end of an era when gentility was the mode in word, action and deed. GENTLE, charming, affectionate, courteous: these adjectives de-- . scribe the very essence of Lenna Hiss, a heritage which she passed to her children and those closest to her by her example. Lenna Brown Hiss grew up in the small Mormon settlement of Mt. Pleasant where she was given much love, affection and attention by her family and learned in turn to give love, affection and attention to others. She learned early the value of good manners which to her included elements such as the use of correct English, as well as consideration for others. She learned early to appreciate the best in literature, poetry, music, and art and thus culture flourished in her humble home. As a girl, consideration for people was extended to consideration also for her possessions. She was taught to take care of whatever she had. WE CAN use the somewhat word particular to describe Lenna Hiss. She was particular about everything she did. When she was a school girl, she Was particular about her studies, and this trait too carried into service as a school teacher, her work in church and community. She was careful and particular about her studies at the University of Utah where she continued her search and enjoyment of the beauty and the joy it could bring. After teaching in Sanpete county schools, Lenna came, a gracious, gentle young lady to the somewhat A O gallon 4 C vT, -- SHACK DAR QUARTER POUNDERS OAKERY. BREAD03 3 a. . . s.:- -. o 177 . GROCERY DEPT.J -.V-- - 1 PoR Throw-Awa- y for-The- se I t V liV. FRENCH W FOR Jr V Dottles M parti-culame- . 4 vis Hospital in Layton, Utah. Her parents are Lloyd David and Cynthia Kelley Butcher Allen of JiT ELL W Allens Own Delicious Country Style SAPSAGE The convict was taken to the rock pile on his first day in jail. The guard gave him a sledge hammer and pointed to a large rock. Okay, bud, he ordered, go ahead and split this rock. The convict eyed the rock curiously. Why? he inquired. Whats inside? ! RIDGE Far beneath an I ( fisJQffiD BOY OYLER Scott and Cathy Oyler welcomed their second son, Justin Earl Oyler, into the family Sept. 27, 1980. He was bom at the St. Mark's Hospital in Salt Lake City. Waiting to greet him was his two year old brother, Jessie. Happy grandparents are Earl and Jennie Oyler, of Tremonton, and Elwin and Lucille Fait, Tooele Plain City, Utah. Her Allen brothers are Dwayne, Thomas, Darrin 4$nd Daniel. Butcher brothers and sister are Aaron, Tawsha, Ryion and Adam, all of Plain City. Grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Kelley of and great grandmother Las Vegas and Helen Allen Mary Murray, also of Tooele. of Tooele. lbs. for1 ocean, dynamic forces for nearly 200 million years have forged the 12,000- - mile- - long Ridge, the planets largest mountain range. Here, according to the revolutionary new theory called plate tectonics, huge rafts of crust diverge, carrying the American continents away from Europe and Africa at about an inch a year. Where plates converge, they form deep ocean trenches as one edge slips beneath the other to be reabsorbed into the earth. The plates separate amid earth- - wrenching quakes that leave not a single crack but a creviced zone three to 30 miles wide. Sporadically, lava wells up like hot tar to heal the scars and build on the parting edges of the plates. The Icelandic volcanoes of Heimaey and Surtsey provide dramatic above-watproof of the ridges activity. National Geographic ever-wideni- er 882-366- ServicnualityloMhediscerningman - com-mtuii- P GIRL ALLEN Deseret Allen was born Sept. 2, 1980 at North Da- EXECUTIVE y. them were the liest things in life. Lenna and Alfred became acquainted through their mutual love of music. He was a member of the local liand, which played for and social affairs. When the liand's violinist moved away, took his place. Music, one of the lieautics of life, has played an important part in the couples life and through it, they have added much to the cultural aspect of life in Stockton and the county. They have lived in the same house on Stockton's main street all of their married life. Their love of lieauty is reflected in the home and its surroundings - in the flowers she so tenderly cared for and in her expert needlework which graced her home and the homes of many others. OVER THE years Mr. and Mrs. Hiss have come to be synonymous with Stockton. They were always seen at every social and community event as well as their church meetings throughout the county as well as in Stockton- - she in her picture hat wearing gloves and a wrap he with his courtly bearing, a cane over his arm. This picture of the couple will remain always in the memories of those who have known them. Lenna Hiss has passed her and her love of beauty on to her children and grandchildren and they in turn have contributed much in their own way. The life of Lenna Brown Hiss can correctly lie described as is the pebble thrown in a pool, whose ripples, though gentle, influence the whole surface of the pool. Lenna Hiss' gentle influence will continue on though she is gone. 45.00 .MH.VS SHOP 1 7 South Main Pre Season Ski Sale the simple things of life which to , , 6000 good manners. IN' 1923 she married Alfred George I ILss, and the couple learned to live frugally and simply enjoying o 1 Suetle anti Sweater Jacket and arithmetic plus discipline and 6 FOR h7 de- Greek lielirf in the primary of reason, the view that -without reason, not emotion or will or appetite or even intuition must be the ultimate arbiter of human values, and the lielief in the of love or iym-pathrobust mining town of Stockton. In primary W. T. State her work as a teacher she concentrated on teaching reading, writing Lenna Hiss A Thing of Beauty m ACTfll o laix of Crosby. 1st Anniversary Special! Combo ACY principle mocratic value are the PERMANENT Interment seas in the Tooele City Cemetery where Father John Sullivan dedicated the grave. Pall bearers were Gordon Bergener, Dei Norton. Phil Boche, Jack Humphrey. Howard Williams, Bruce Hacking, Earl Dill and Carl Dick John, Idaho cemetery. A Tribute IPHAK land. David Kroff, VALVESDEMOCIt illOCERY DEPT.' Siieaker, Bill Springer, father, personal testimony and devotional scriptures; sneaker, Burt Cahoon; Speaker, Tom Fakroth. Musical selection, Dick Hall, The Old Bugged Cross accompanied by Janis Smart. Closing prayer by Joe D. Eng- Funeral service were held Wedne. day. Octotier 15, 1980 for Jay Allen, who died ()i tolirr 10 in Tooele. llall by Malad, Idaho. Somewhere lane" My by accompanied The funeral service will I Saturday Janis Smart; seaker, Dr. Johnson; musiat 10 a m. at Tate Mortuary Chapel. cal selection by Fdtoche England, When Friends may call Friday night I 6 It's in the Buckie." My Springtime and 8 p m. and one hour liefore service Bed Sails in the Sunset Happiness, on Saturday. accomanied by Janis Smart. Interment will lie at 2 pm. at St. Mouse lzdge and a bfteime memlter of Disabled American Veterans, lie served in the United Slates Army. Survivors include his wife; son, Don; 20,21 Services XQ Funeral Ilekl For Jay Allen 3 and daughter Nevon, Susan and L E. Hale, all of Tooele. Surviving brother are Oliser of Bom Tail; lliil (.., of laiMon, Dale of Gaht, Nevada; and l.ynn of Kearns. Thelma Treyman of West Valley City is a surviving sister. Mr. Bale is also survived by half sister Grace Williams of Don A. Bake r SUNDAY. . . MONDAY. . TUESDAY. 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