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Show Cauliflower Salad cup shredded carrots cup sliced cauliflower Yz cup chopped pecans Area Obituaries 1 1 1982 cup spinach or other dark greens Freshly ground black pepper Slice the cauliflower in about cuts. Slice the to part near the stalk very thin. Tear the greens into small pieces. Toss all ingredients together lightly; add pepper to taste. Chill and serve with your choice of dressing. Yield: 4 servings. Approximately 125 calories per 25, 1 We're a Tooele company with your personal needs In mind. Stone setting and cementing service also available. Call: & BONNIE GEORGE 4 350 S. Main CLOYD 882-374- LJU- H- Helen K. Naylor ; Helen Louise Kennedy Naylor, Nov. 20, age 56, died Saturday, West in City of Valley 1982 at home failure. heart apparent in Elko, Born January 28, 1928 and Ruth Megan to Harry Nevada, Kennedy. Married Wood- - Joseph Peck Jr. Joseph H. Peck Jr., was born August 16, 1918 in Salina, Utah and died November 20, 1982 in Berkeley, California of adenoviral Helen was employed by the Holy Cross Hospital for ten years, the L.D.S. Hospital for ten years and at the time of her death she had been an employee of Valley West Hospital for eight years. pneumonia. Mr. Peck was a resident of Tooele until he moved away to attend college. He was a graduate of Tooele High School and played on ... daughters, Daniel, Fountain Green; the schools state championship thru Wed., December I Joseph Goebel Joseph P. Goebel 1 West Wendover Justice of the Peace, Joseph P. Goebel, died Nov. 17,1982 in Wendover. Appointed as Justice of the Peace earlier this year, Mr. Goebel was elected to the office on November 2. He was born February 28, 1925 in Kansas City, Kansas. After living in Kansas. Utah and California, he moved to Wendover in 1974 where he was employed as a chef at Jims Casino, later at the Stateline Hotel and the Hideaway Casino. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps form 1943-4spending 18 months in Hawaii and received an honorable discharge. Active in community affairs, he was past president of the Wendover Horsemans Association and was currently president of the 6 Wendover Medical Board. He is survived by his wife, Georgina Goebel; sons Joseph III, James and John, three .stepchildren, Larry, Debbie and Betty Jo Benson, and three grandchildren, Jimmy, Jacy and Shaun Allen. Funeral was conducted Saturday, November 20 in the Wendover LDS Ward with Bishop Lynn Poul-so- n officiating. A viewing was at 10:30 a.m. and cremation followed. Our Best Work Is Your Best Buy. Deseret Industries Thrift Store 50 N. Mrs. Ronald (Virginia) Brooks, Riverton; Mrs.Jerry (Nancy) football teams. Beloved husband of Mary Rose and son of the late Dr. Joseph H. Our Best Work Is Your Best Buy, Friday, November 26 A Warm Thank You Main, Tooele sheltered workshop Its employees Deseret Industries is a federally-approve- d the elderly, the handicapped, and those in need reclaim donated goods J We would like to express our gratitude to all those who acknowledged us at the passing of our mother LaRue Tabbert. To those who brought food and flowers and in any way expressed their sympathy, thank you. The Family of LaRue Tabbert Miller, Mrs. Duane (Luann) Fullmer, both of Kearns; Mrs. Jack Peck of Tooele, Utah, who later settled in Auburn, California, Mr. Peck was a resident of Orinda, California at the time of his death. He attended the University of Missouri, receiving his Masters degree in geology in 1939. Mr. Peck had retired from the University of California at Berkeley where he served with distinction as Principal Museum Paleontologist from 1949 to 1979. His colleagues had a saying about him that was inscribed on a plaque (which was presented to him on his retirement) which read: When all else fails, ask Joe. He was a member of many professional organizations, i.e., Geological Society of America, California Malacozoological Society, American Society for the Advancement of Science, American Society of Petroleum Geologists, Paleontological Society of America and others. Also a member Sigma Xi. He served with valor and honor in World War II as a Liaison pilot attached to the Sixth Armored Division. His medals include the Air Medal, the Bronze Star Medal, Selective Service Medal, and three "campaign and service medals including the Victory World War II Medal. He retired from active reserve duty as a Lt. Colonel after having served faithfully and honorably on the sixteenth day of August, 1978. He was a life member of the Reserve Officers Association of the United States. He was (Cindy) Haggard, West Jordan; Kathy Naylor, West Valley City; 13 grandchildren, three mother, Ruth K. Wells, West Valley City; sister, Mrs. Jay (Barbara) Hansen, West Valley Harry NayCity; brothers-in-law- , lor, Grantsville; John Naylor, Salt Lake City and Shirley Porter of Arizona. American Legion, Post No. 7. Joe, who had a marvelous sense of humor, always, was also a member of the Military Order of Funeral was held Tuesday, November 23 at the Jenkins-Soff- e Mortuary. Interment was at Valley View Memorial Park. The services were conducted by Richard Naylor, a nephew of Willard, Utah. Tigers which reads "This honor has been bestowed only after long and careful study of the recipients tremendous never ceasing interest and amazing capability to provide - Lydia Jacobson staunch, shrewd and sagacious support of the Oakland United Lydia Thompson Jacobson, age States Army Reserve School. For this roaring support, said individual is duly recognized and hereby selected to membership. Joe leaves a devastating void in the lives of his loving wife, his brother, friends, neighbors and former colleagues at the University and the R.O.A. He lived a valiant life and has left his footprints in many hearts. 85, died November 13, 1982 in Anderson Thompson. Married Loyal Peter Jacobson, June 28, 1917 in Manti. He died September 29,1956. Member of the LDS Church. Survived by two sons and two daughters: Oras, Moyla and Mrs. Melroy (Elma) Peterson, all of Gunnison; Mrs. Ovel (Nelda) James, Tooele; 21 grandchildren; His contribution to the Earth Sciences was immeasurable. He is survived by his wife, who loved him, and his brother, Dr. 1 Funeral services were held on November 16 in Mayfield. She was buried in the Mayfield Cemetery. tery. Harold Anderson If youve eaten one rich food too many this holiday season, try a simple, soothing natural nog for our next meal. Combine one egg, one cup of milk, honey, molasses, or sugar to taste and one teaspoon of vanilla. Beat or shake until well blended. Pour into a tall glass and garnish with cinnamon or nutmeg. Harold Edward Anderson, age 57, died of natural causes in Lynwood, California on Nov. 13, 1982. He was born June 11, 1925 in Grantsville, Utah to Eugene P. and Edna Barms Anderson. v He attended schools in Grantsville graduating in May 1943. On September 1, 1943 he enlisted in M Harold E. Anderson Tooele Floral 351 North Main 882-066- I n FABRICS SALE!! AS CHRISTMAS PRINTS Double faced .... 13 oh QUILTED FABRICS Compare at 11.99 Now Blue Cross and Blue Shield High Option gives Federal Employees improved hospital H IB B jE coverage. Itls our maximum protection plan. For more information on either plan, give us a call. ... 4x4 STOMPERS Compare at 9.00 SSC SUPER CYCLE Compare at 6.00 v PINK AND PRETTY BARBIE Compare at 12.88 Cross. Blue Shield. 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Joel Sagers West Clark St. in Grantsville where friends may call one hour prior to services. Interment will be in the Grantsville City Cemetery. Saturday at Tate Mortuary, 297 YOU PAYONLY $5 OF YOUR HOSPITAL . : Grave Markers or Monuments WOOL BLENDS . . . BOUNTIFUL MEMORIAL ART 60 wide y ' Tooeles Representative Marion P. and Karl E. of Grantsville and Farrel D. of Erda and nieces and nephews. Funeral will be held at 1 p.m. PRE-CHRISTM- Blue " M M--- Now. Francisco and the Los Angeles area. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Orrin (Amy) Miller, Tooele; brothers John D., Tooele, Owen J., x f"j at lace TTiompson, in death by a son, LaRay. a.m. at Tate Mortuary. Graveside services will be held at 11 a.m. in the Tooele City Ceme10 pharmacy. He lived most of hislife in San a family buys you health and dental coverage. Itls the new Blue Cross and Blue Shield Standard Option. Dollar for dollar this plan . s the best buy available to Federal Employees. great-gre- brother, WalRiverton. Preceded grandchildren; battleship Iowa until his honorable discharge April 1, 1946. He then attended the University of Utah graduating in 1953 from the college of Just $5.55 a pay period for a single or $14.84 a pay period for two 43 William K. Peck, of Los Angeles. Viewing will be held Saturday at the Gunnison Hospital. Born September 9, 1897 in May-fiel- d to Marinus and Ida Matilda the U.S. Navy, serving on the MOW $555 BUYS YOU HEALTH AND DENTAL COVERAGE. are a son and Survivors ' |
