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Show r f BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah Thursday, March 17, 1977 14 n Obituaries jj i , d Elsie P. Kunzler Elsie Pugsley Kunzler, 90, of Park Valley, died Tuesday, March 15, 1977, at her home of natural causes. She was born Jan. 17, 1887 at Salt Lake City, to Joseph E. F. and Evelyn Rossette Harmon Pugsley. She was married to Charles Edward Kunzler on Nov. 5, 1913 in the Salt Lake Temple. He died May 4, 1964. She was a member of the Park Valley ward, serving in the past as Relief society president and visiting teacher, Sunday school and Primary teacher. Surviving are two sons and two daughtesr, Roy C. Kunzler, Max W. Kunzler and Mrs. Calvin (Lois) Larsen, all of Park Valley; Mrs. Kenneth (Guenna) Yost of Burley, Idaho; 14 grandchildren, 13 and one sister, Mrs. Martha P. Parking of Salt Lake City. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at noon in the Park Valley ward chapel with Bishop Gerald Rose conducting. Friends may call at Rogers Mortuary in Tremonton Thursday (today) 7 to 9 p.m. and PICTURED WITH AWARDS won show is Sherrel Troseth. at spring home and garden Madeleine Hall Allen Mrs. Madeleine Hall Allen, 64, of 525 West 5125 South, Wash- exhibit room all you could see was his feet behind it- -it almost looked like a walking fern, Sherrel said laughingly. One lady asked, Can it She s a winner at show by Flo Munson When Sherrel Troseth and her husband Norm started a small greenhouse in Fielding in 1973 the had no idea the fun and excitement (and hard work) that was in store for them. Sherrel felt amply rewarded this past weekend when she won high honors at the annual Spring Home and Garden shows held at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City. Her instructors in flower ajV. ranging and designing Dona Black and LaMar Anderson of Logan encouraged her to submit entries in the show. Sherrel was a little apprehensive but she took along her gigantic fern which is 5 feet high and 4(4 feet wide. Most people couldnt believe it was real! As Norm carried it into the ington Terrace, died Monday, March 14, 1977, at the University of Utah Medical center of a heart attack. She was born Sept. 29, 1912, in Portage, a daughter of George E. and Rosabel Warren Hall. She was married to F. Doug Allen in Brigham City on June 6, 1931. The marriage was solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS temple on June 14, 1946. She had been employed by the Smith Food King company as a meat packer for 11 years, retir- . talk? The fern was entered in the horticulture category and urally received a nat- first-plac- e blue ribbon plus a rosette and a silver bowl. You know, Sherrel ex- plained, I read a story once about the Victorian days in England. Ferns were grown in 14 inch wire baskets lined with long fiber and peat moss. About a year and a half ago I started this fern that way. People cant quite believe it. She looked at the huge fern which they affectionately call Fern and remarked, I cant believe it myself. Ive had many offers to sell someday I will, but she looked a little ing in 1974. She lived in Portage until 1940 when she moved to Ogden. She graduated from Bear River High school. She is a member of the Washington Terrace Fifth LDS ward and the Eagles auxiliary, Aerie 2472, of Ogden. Surviving are her husband of wistful! In the artistic category she won first place and was presented a blue ribbon and silver bowl on a dried weed floral ment she calls, of Veterans! Heres Your Answer Who is eligible for DIC? Dependency and Indemnity Compensation is a monthly payment to a surviving spouse, child, or dependent parent of a service member or veteran who died in line of duty while on Q A active duty, or after discharge as the result of a service-incurre- d or aggravated disability. I am receiving a pension Q from the VA. I also receive Social Security benefits. My wife, three children and my mother-in-laare all living in my home and I am responsible for all of their support. Am I permitted to include my unreimbursed medical expenses in my family medical expenses? A Yes. All family unreimbursed medical expenses paid during the year that exceed 5 per cent of your gross reported income will be deducted from your net income (in your case 90 per cent of your Social Security) and your pension will be based on your new net income. Come again next year with more entries the ladies told me, she added. And I think I will. It was really exciting. I can't quite believe how our hobby has snowballed. Theres no time on my hands now and each day presents a new challenge. Utah State university is offering selected high school students the opportunity to study at. USU and prepare an experi- mental payload for Americas Space Shuttle. An Ogden engineer and a USU faculty member have purchased for the National Aeronautics and Space administration the getaway special on NASAs Space Shuttle flights. High school students are being invited to submit proposals for designing and building experiments to fly on the Space Shuttle beginning in 1980. Dr. L. R. Megill, chairman of the Space Science Experiment committee at USU, said the students selected will receive tuition waivers to attend USU. As they study at the university they will be able to work with faculty members in perfecting the payload and flying it. exThey will get hands-o- n perience in designing science experiments and testing them, Megill stressed. moth-er-in-Ia- AUTOMATIC L.D.S. church. They will enter the mission home in Salt Lake City on April 9. The Mays have made Brigham City their home for many years and Brother May is a retired Brigham City police- man. farewell will be held for them during the regular sacrament meeting of the 14th ward at 2:45 p.m. on Sunday, March 20. Bishop Jackman has extended an invitation to all friends and relatives to join with us at that time in the North stake center. A Worked Out Program Megill and R. Gilbert Moore, general manager of Thiokols Astro-Me- t plant in Ogden, have worked out the student experi- Retain Quality If you keep canned fruits in a place no wanner than 75 degrees Farenheit, they will usually retain their quality for a year or more. r ment program. Moore was the first purchaser Will AVAILABLE for your location California available THREE Mini Miltor" Automatic Roll-oo- r Car Wash Machines in Vilt I who City Thoso wu'hirfS must be movod to a with NEW OFFICERS of the local area Spike club for senior citizens are shown here. Front, from left, are James Nelson, vice president; Elvin Christiansen, president, and Evelyn W. Burt, secretary. Standing are Mish Peter sen, transportation; Charles Lofthouse, tours; Lega Crowther, treasurer; Ruby Hunsaker, May Jeppsen, membership, and Beth Dunn, call committed and cook. People through Children). Competition Funeral services will be held today (Thursday) at 11 a.m. at Lindquist and Sons Colonial chapel in Ogden with Bishop Lamont Shupe of the Washington Terrace Fifth ward officiating. Friends may call one hour prior to services. Interment will be in Portage cemetery. when NASA announced the availability of a foot cargo space on the shuttle flights. NASAs asking price for the small payload was five-cub- ever (Finish moving in? might not think so when the living room's still jammed with pocking crotes. But you will ond con help. As your WELCOME WAGON Hostess con save in time and money Brigham City you And brighten up your family with my bosket of gifts. Take o break ond coll me. You I ic $10,000. Moore called that a super bargain, considering' the cost of chartering the whole space shuttle flight is estimated at $20 million. He bought the flight space and then offered half of it to USU. Megill, who is chairman of the Theoretical Aeronomy group in USUs upper atmosphere research program, accepted the offer eagerly. He liked the idea so well he promptly bought the same kind of package on the second Space Shuttle, then began raising funds from other faculty members in the science and engineering at USU to buy a third. The purchases, made by the two men as private citizens, made it possible to offer two tuition waivers and experimental payload programs to prospective USU students. Megil explained that during their studies at USU, students will have the opportunity to fly experiments on aircraft, rockets and balloons in USUs ongoing space science research program. Experiment Potential He said experiments in physi- life sciences, engineering or atmospheric cal sciences, sciences will be considered for the proposals. A committee of faculty members will select the best proposals and award scholarships. NASA announced in October that Space Shuttle flights will provide limited round-trip- , tickets. Moore, who has been involved in rocket and space research since 1947, was excited by the offer. He contracted for the first space available. He plans to use half the payload for an experiment he is working on with his sons, and has made the other half available to USU. space-availab- Megil said the student experiments from USU can be designed to be left in orbit or returned to earth on the shuttle. Students will also have an opportunity to earn some subsistence by working with faculty members in space science research projects, he added. Sergeant now square p8ina serving at Zweibrucken round hols Now serving at Zweibrucken AB, Germany, with a U.S. Air Forces in Europe unit is Staff Sergeant Richard D. Sterett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Sterett of 506 Loretto Ave., Lake Villa, 111. Sergeant Sterett, an aircraft maintenance specialist, was previously assigned at Nellis AFB,, Nev. The sergeant is a 1967 graduate of Grayslake (111.) high school. His wife, Patricia, is the daughter of Mrs. Ruth Poore of Brigham City. : WHO SAID YOU CANT AFFORD A MEMBERSHIP TO A HEALTH RESORT? Have a few things around the house that just don't FIT IN anymore? SELL THEM FOR EXTRA $ CASH $ your unwanted items in have extra our classifieds cash in your pocket! List M57 Now at Crystal Hot Springs Resort You Can Join for as low as .... Li IJHAT HAVE YOU GOT Weather it is A Month On a Course Basis TO LOOSE? flab, fat, poor circulation, fatigue or sore aching muscles. 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Allen, Mrs. Lynn (Darlene) Slater, Miss Cherie Allen, all of Ogden; 14 grandchildren and three Also surviving are two brothers and two sisters, Wendell C. Hall, Portage; Taft Hall, Sunnyvale, Calif.; Mrs. Arlene Cook, La Palma, Calif.; Mrs. Chet (Dorothy) Cannon, San Help ready payload, USU bids students The First Bird Spring. Brigham couple will serve LDS mission Byron and Anona May have received a call to serve in the England London Mission of the Friday at the ward Relief society room from 10:30 to 11:45 a.m. Burial in the Park Valley cemetery. If interested roll for prices and additional formation Telephone (801) 328-846- 6 in Charlotte Church Hostess 734-952- 5 Gfsjsfal Hof, Springs Phone Honeyville, Utah 10 Closed Sundays p.m. Open 10 a.m. to 279-851- 5 BOX ELDER fjewd &T journal |