Show -- jnaiidu Ogden Standard-Examine- Ql Tuesday June 26 1973 r 7B Wall Street NEW YORK STO CK EXCHANGE NEW YORK (AP) - New York Stock Exchange selected afternoon prices: Salas Net PEhds High Low Last Chg Afcb'Lb 120 ACF Ind240 Ad Minis 20 287i-i- 47Va 65 65— is Home AmHcsp ’A 87a la ’4 22'a 14 151 17J 4 V 35' Copyrighted by The Associated Press 1573 STOCK AVERAGES Compiled by The Ausociated Press —2 5 —4 —4 Net Change Noon Tues Prev Day LTV Corp LuckyStr LukenStl LVO Corp 9 74 10 17 4 56 54 83 26 317a n 257a 21a 7 257a— 217a Week Ago Month Ago Year Ago 1973 High 1973 Low 1972 High 1972 Low A 73 — 1201 1205 1229 1266 1298 1463 2791 2795 2848 2963 3224 3469 120 5 2795 1521 3499 4710 1697 1287 3119 BOND AVERAGES Press Compiled by The Associated 10 10 10 Lykes Yngst 10 20 Net Change Noon Tues Prev Corp Avretlnc 30 AvonPd 140 MaratO MayDSt 160 Maytag 130 80 Babe' BalGE 196 62 BeatFd fieckmn 50 Me Don D McGrwH 40 48 60 43 MeadCp 70S MelvSho 65 Memorex 160 BenfICp 115 Benguef BethSt 14C8 Me-c- k 118 MGM Microdot 44 MidS Ut 110 MlnnMM 1 MinnPL 141 MobilO 280 24 BlockHR Boeing 40 Boise Cas Borcen 120 Mohas 120 Monsan 180 MntDUt 194 MonPw 180 MorNor 84 Motorola 50 MtFuel 180 MtStaT 136 135 132 BritPer 37e Brunswk 24 BucyEr 120 Bris-M- y 40 60 ICe BunkRa Burl lndl40 BurINor 150 Burrghs 80 Nabisco 230 NatAirl Nat Can 20e 45 40 90 CashR NatDisfil NatFuel 180 Nat Genl 50 NatGyp 105 Nat Ind 05 Nt 5 eel 250 Nat Tea Natomas 25 NevPw 135 NEngEI 168 Newmt 104 NiaMP 114 N 6 77 50 1 7& 13' 19 46 861 14' 10At 22 82' ijv 64' 19' 52' 31' 325 14' 451 65 20V a 18 20 81 14 24 7 19 12 937 Occid Pet OhioEd 160 135 192 11 85 OklaGE 132 13 25 OklaNG 132 9 31 88 9 44 OlinCorp Omark 15r 5 5 OtisElev 2 9 20 7 46 OutMar 1C8 OwenCn 81 15 6 4314 13 97 91 36' 35' 13’ 25 2614 2i 26 13 13’ V 2’ 341 514 39 a 31 237 23& l‘i 22’ 6 86 45 14' 2i 10 150 44 'a 13V NoAmPhll 1 NNGas 260 NwtBnc Norton 19la —N— NL Ind 1 NorflkWn 5 Norris 108 NwstAirl 20 8 36 8V 10 82 134 16 170 191 11 56 47 42 120 88 9 6 14Va 5 26 101 10 136 225 36 126 83V 7 2 191 11 269 65' 7 22 19V 12 202 52i 9 10 311 11 11 327 7 55 I4i 21 166 46 13 39 66 8 4 20V 12 44 6 67 5 58 385 10 29 7 3 73 69 16 20 24 39 106 8 9 9 16 12 53 Day 22' 36s 38i 171 20Va 56i 25 V 34 9s 2ii 23' 15s 13 6I7 20' 35s 29Va 417 He Frankfurt a 7' 35s 287 417 The noon Dow Jones average industrials wras off 083 points at 86830 Declining issues on the New York Stock Exchange led advances 643 to THOMAS A TOMMANEY Superintendent 429 Union Carbide was the most-activ- e issue on the Big Board at 341 i A Ex-Scho- 397500-shar- e block and a 25000-shar-e block were traded at 3414 off The noon broad-base- d NYSE index of some 1500 common shares wras down 012 points at 5367 On the American Stock Exchange prices were also lower index The noon price-chang- e was down 02 points at 2218 OPENED HIGHER The market opened slightly higher while the dollar was stronger in Europe It began falling after the trade deficit for May was announced continued The Watergate hearings the uncertainty of Phase 4 and the effects of the freeze saidworried investors analysts The Dow closed Monday at its lowest point in 18 months ol Officio! 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7'— ' 23’ 22 V 49 V 23 — ’ 71 Vi 1CS 749 1094— 5’ ’ 2 W Barley 46 or B (Wheat per bushel barley per cwt) Ogden car arrivals: Wheat 41 barley Total 45 No 8 4 Jul Aug Sep OMAHA LIVESTOCK Neb OMAHA (USDA)— Livestock 36' 6 133 23 29 45 232 QUOTATIONS Truck Bids Wheat delivered Ogden 248 No 1 Red Ord Protein 248 No 1 Red 10 Protein 248 No 1 Red 11 Protein 1 253 No Red 12 Protein 261 No 1 Red 13 Protein 1 268 No White Wheat 1 6 27 13' 2— 30 StJoeM 1J0 StReaP 160 Sandrs Asso SFe In 160a SanFelnt 30 IScherg PIgh V 89 227 WILL TAKE TRIP CLOSING a 437 RoyCCIa 58 Roy ID 236e RydrSy — Nov Jan (AP) Mar May quoations 1150 1125 956 645 630 630 625 1086 1085 910 612 599 593 591 1086 1085 910 612 599 595 592 Tuesday: barrows and MARKETS AT GLANCE fT Hogs: 4000 6x63 11 S’ 17 59 6 NEW YORK (AP)— Markets gilts strong to 50 higher large9117 12 U7 U7— 0 3 lb at a glance Tuesday: 22 3 674 227 2J — ’2 ly 25 to 50 higher SeaCstL 2 20 34 32 76 35 Searl GD 34—i 4025-405- 0 Cotton— Higher 4000-405- 0 9 929 many ScarR 140a 22 172 92V 92 V2 Stocks— Higher 50' a 5094 ShellOil 240 11 41 51 0 34 '4 — t 3 few lots uneven weights 9 45 34si 34 CHICAGO: 169 7 42 167 16— ’ lb 39754000 0 3 lb Wheat— Lower 9 82 48’ 47'i 479— liquidation 56I 56’ 22 16 569 2 KF Smith 0 a few 4025 24 39004 lower Limit Corn— 33 40’ 944 35 C5e 39&1 SonyCp I 209 0 SCarEG 143 10 18 209 2C Oats— Lower light trade few lots lb 3800-391- 0 239 23' 9 26 239 SoCalE 156 Limit lower liqui3750-38018s 0 18' 9 155 18s Soybeans— 0 SouthCo 134 a few lb 47' i 479— 2’ 9 36 499 Son Ra 150 dation 9 0 31s 8 42 319 Sows 3it lb 3675-375- 0 highSouPac 216 a 8 34 33 Vi 32 Vi 33V SouRy 172 0 39 lb 3450 3575 er SperryR 66 14 X242 39V 389 26 259 17 72 26 SquareD la CASH GRAIN 6500 5 calves: and Cattle 977 989 30 37 98' i Squibb 156 9 a— 51V 51’ 51' 15 9 StSrand 173 cows 72 li 73 — barely CHICAGO (AP) — Wheat 10 213 73V fully steady StdOIICal 3 859 StOIIInd 249 15 1C8 85V 85’ feeders i No 2 soft red 262n No 2 hard 979 steady scattered sales 97' StOUOh 270 27 83 98 StaufCh 190 10 14 43’ 4 427 427— con252n Com No 2 yellow small red fully steady 33V SterDrug J8 27 83 33' i 33 25 V— V 24 6 50 26' Stevens 150 and prime 243n Oats No 2 extra heavy signment high-choi33 — 9 4 1766 33s i 32’' StuWor 132 white lOln Soybeans No 1 51' 51' 13 12 51s SunOil lb 4825 several steers 1150 lb 2C9 23 21' 209— 1125 Survey 2 75e 77 0 79 7 77® with end yellow Systron Don loads high-choi2 Yellow corn monday No —1 — lb 47404750 sold at 251 prime 1150-122- 5 TampaE 84 10 4 20’4 2C’4 20’ 17 31’ 2 31’— Tektrnx 20e 31' 46254725 lb choice 12’ 6 46 12'i 12' Teledyn J9t 37 37 Telex Cp 42254650 27 22 4 and good POTATOES 22 21V 8 151 22’ Tennco 136 e and 7 prime 247 7 112 259 24 Tesoro Pet 10 356 35’ Texaco 172 34’i 34 9— a lb heifers 46754700 choice 825 CHICAGO (AP) — (USDA) — a TexETr 158 13 92 439 43 ’4i 439 1050 lb 45254650 9 21V good and Major potato markets FOB 21V— Ttxasglf 60 19 63 21 Tax Inst J6 34 603 88 83’ 86s— 2 low choice 41004525 utility shipping points US 1A Monday TexPLd 54e 12 7 16’ 16Vi 1694 ’ 7 60 189 and commercial cows 3200-335- 0 100 lb sacks: California long 18' 189— 5 6 I7 2 99 99 a few individuals 3375-340- 0 whites 750-85- 0 California 7 7 7 7 6& TimeMir 30 canner cutter 2900-320- 0 80C-85- 0 round reds Timkn 180a 9i50-l05-0 Trans W Air high good and choice Transm J5b feeder steers 4550-465- 0 lb two-wa- y TrICon 2 80e several loads choice 725 TRW In 04 38 lb feeder heifers 4750 Sheep: 400 slaughter spring UAL Inc UMC Ind 78 lambs 25 to mostgy 50 lower UnCarb 210 Un Elec 128 12 77 16’ slaughter ewes scarce choice A Riverdale man w’as booked 169 169— UnOCal 160 9 106 36V 36V 36V V and prime slaughter spring into Weber County Jail Monday a 52 UPacCp 216 10 24 52' i 52 or a felony charge 3700 a few 3725 lambs 70 Uniroyal Unit Air 180 WednesEstimated Jerry Malan 38 of 5090 S receipts Unit Brands 1050 W is charged with utterUnit Cp 72 day: UnMM 130 a 5000 and calves Cattle forged ing prescription to obhogs USGyps 160 US Ind 65 tain bambadex 5000 sheep 300 499 749 49' s8 4 190-20- 2-- 250-27- 1 270-28- V 280-31- 310-33- 25-5- 350-65- ce '3 1 1 1 ce 975-12- 50 V low-choi- high-choic- ce 975-10- 25 ’ 1 The Junior Humane Society members and friends will meet Wednesday at 5:45 pm at Hospital Drug Store 2421 Harrison for a field to the Charles E Story trip ranch in Liberty Rides will be furnished After a tour and an explanation of humane principles of animal care refreshments will be served before returning to Ogden Leota Kraner is sponsor of the community youth group 195-25- 1-- Tay- and served as a priesthood group leader bishop and bishoo’s counselor in the Harrisville Ward He had also been a member of the North Weber Stake MIA Board He was a member of the commission to incorporate Harrisville City and had served as Harrisville Building inspector Surviving are his widow of Harrisville five sons and one daughter Burt Wallace Knight Leslie Dan Knioht George Lynn Knight Byron L Knight all of HarrisRobert Wayne Knight Pleasant ville View Mrs Wayne (Donna) Gerrard 20 grandchildren Ogden five greatgrandchildren Also surviving are two sisters Mrs Hazel Drake Wilson Lane Mrs Neta Winn Farmington NM Funeral services will be held Thursday at 11 am in the Larkin Chapel of the Dawn with Bishop Lawrence Saunders of the Harrisville Ward officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Wednesday from 7 to 9 pm and Thursday prior to services Bur’al in the Ogden City Cemetery Booked Man On Felony Count Air Reserve Unit Will Train at Washington Base born March 3 1898 In Richville Utah a daughter of ThoEmma mas and Elizabeth Hemming 11 j Workman F SALT LAKE CITY— Mrs Bernice Fteld forWorkman 48 of 3510 S 23rd E at the died of Monday Ogden merly a long Holy Cross Hospital following Illness Jn Mrs Workman was born Harrisville Utah a daughter of Riley " O and Lena Summers Field in On Nov 1918 she was married to John A Holley in the Salt Lake LDS Temple was reared She In educated and Richville and later lived in Ogden and Slaterville She was a member of the Slaterville LDS Ward and was active in church organizations serving as Sunday School teacher Primary teacher and Relief Society visiting teacher She was a member and first captain of Gold Star Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers Surviving are her husband of Slaterville four sons and six daughters J Rich Holley H Carl Hoiley Raymond J Holley all of Ogden Lee G Holley Fort Worth Tex Mrs G Albert (Fern) Wim-me- r Mrs George (Melba) Wahlen both of Ogden Mrs Kenneth (LaWana) Pleasant View Mrs Max (Norma) Elliott Provo Mrs Fred (Reta) Amon Fort Worth Tex Mrs Colleen Moran Riverview Fla 11 Also surviving are 34 granchildren two sisters Mrs Fred (Lydia) Parkinson Mrs Robert (Chariotle) Chapin both of Morgan Funeral services will be conducted Thurscay at 11 am in the Myers Mortuary Chapel in Ogden with Bishop Ronald Smout of he Slaterville Ward officiatDal-Im- ing Friends may call at the mortuary Wednesday from 7 to 9 pm and Thursday prior to services Burial in the Ogden City Cemetery 27 31 19Z5 1948 she was married to Victor Vernon Workman ir Reno Nev The marriage was solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Tem-pie In March 1955 ' She was reared In 'V Harrisville and at-tended Weber Coun-t- y schools and Wfr ber High School one was a member of the Valley View 4th LDS Ward and active in the Relief Society She was a former member of the Farr West Stake Sunday School Board and active in the Harrisville Ward She was a member of Murray B Allen Center Choir and Daughters of Utah Pioneers She was a retired bookkeeper During World War II she worked at Defense Depot Ogden and formerly worked at the Weber County School Board Office Surviving are her husband of Salt Lake City one son Victor Greg Workman Ogden one brother Reuben (Rube) Field Ogden Funeral services will be held Thuisdav at 1 pm at Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel in Ogden with Bishop John Neff officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Wednesday from 7 to 9 pm and Thursday prior to services Burial In Washington Heights Memorial Park X 1' FUNERAL NOTICES services for Minnie Randall will be Thursconducted day at 1 pm in the M) ers MorTREMONTON — Ray LaVo' Johnson tuary Chapel in 62 of Tremonton died Sunday In Heber Ogden Friends City Utah of a heart attack may call at the Mr Jchnson was born May 5 1911 mortuary WednesIn Fielding a son of day from 7 to 9 and Effie LONG BEACH Calif — Otto Leon pm and ThursHansen 69 of Long Beach formerly of Busenbark Johnson day prior to the He was reared and services InterBrigham City died in a Long Beach educated in the Bear ment will be In hospital Sunday of natural causes the Ogden City Mr Hansen was born Dec 13 1903 In River Valley He was married to t directCemetery Erlgham City a son of Waldemar and Elinor Deakin on ed by the Myers Olga Olsen Hansen He was married to Amy Larsen They Oct 8 1934 in Ma-la- d Mortuary of Ogidaho She died den were later divorced 1961 29 He Richard L Oct Surviving are one son BOEKWEG — Funeral services for Ike Hansen Brigham City four grandchil- was married to Boekweg Jr will t dren one brother Walter Hansen Long Thelma Coleman be held Friday at Christensen on July 7 Beach 11 am in tha Graveside services will be conducted 22 1963 in Downey Wednesday at 10 am In the Brigham Idaho Larkin Chapel of He was a retired City Cemetery directed by Blaine Olsen the Dawn where Funeral Chapel employe of Hill Air Force Base and had worked at the Utah-Idah- o friends may call Sugar Co In Garland for the past Thursday from 7 15 years to 9 pm and FriHe had lived in Tremonton Ogden for day until the serv20 years Monroe for three years reices Interment In the Ogden City turning to Tremonton in 1971 He was a member of the LDS Church Cemetery directed Surviving are his widow of Tremonton Larkin and Sons by one son Ray L Johnson Jr Ogoen Mortuary y two four and stepsons stepdaughters BIRTHS Utah Jay DeLANGE — Funeral services for Mae Christensen Escalante Taylor DeLange will be held WednesMrs Steven Christensen Christensen McKAY HOSPITAL day at 11 am at Lindquist and Son9 Henry (Nancy) Armijo all of Salt Lake Colonial Chapel Friends may call at LaMar Christensen Denver Colo City the mortuary Tuesday from 7 to 9 Folkman — Tim W and Mrs Hartley (Sharee) Nebeker Monroe 14 grandchildren pm and Wednesday prior to services Andrea Anderson 4008 W 2800 Utah Interment in the Plain City Cemetery Also surviving are three brothers and Funeral directors Lindquist and Sons N boy June 25 tvo sisters Marcellis Johnson Garland (Beth) KNIGHT — Funeral services for J WalHall — Garry R and Laraire Carlyle Johnson Mrs Ralph Green both of Tremonton Vern B John-so- n lace Knight will be held Thursday at 576 2200 W N 11 am in the Larkin Chapel of the Kingsbury Brigham City Mrs Frank (Rhea) Sorenson Norwalk Calif Dawn where friends may call WednesClinton boy June 25 Funeral services will be conducted from 7 to 9 pm and Thursday Archibald — Alfred and Thursday at 1 pm in the Fielding Ward day prior to services Interment will be in the Ogden City Cemetery Funeral diCelia Evans 5175 S 1225 W Chapel Friends may cail at Rogers Mortuary rectors Larkin and Sons in Tremonton Wednesday from 7 to 9 boy June 26 DAME — Funeral services for William Relief Ward at the Fielding and Fenton Dame will be held Thursday at and pm Basinger — Ronald Society room Thursday from 11:30 am 11 am at Lincquist and Sons Colonial Connie 2211 Valley until 12:45 om Burial in the Fielding Barnes Friends may cail at the morChapel Cemetery View Layton boy June 26 tuary Wednesday from 7 fv 9 pm and Thursday prior to services Interment Coburn — Darold and Sharen will be in the Ogden City Cemetery Funeral directors Lindquist and Sons Green 128 W Gwen girl June NELSEN — Funeral services for Ruby 26 R Nelsen of 3182 Adams Ave will be — Heiko (Ike) Boekweg Grant — Daniel and Deborah RIVERDALE conducted Wednesday at 10 am ir 62 of 957 W 4400 S died this mornJr of Flowers Mortuary 15 Ellison Chapel Moulton Layton ing at the McKay Hospital of natural the Friends may call at the Chape! of causes 26 June boy Flowers this evening from 7 to 9 and Mr Boekweg was born Sept 26 1910 Wednesday until time of services InHatch — Dellis and Delores in Ogden a son of Heiko and Stella terment in the Brigham City Cemetery Tipton 918 Cornell No 4 Salt Boekweg He was married to Mary Frances Hef-le- n Lake City boy June 26 on June 30 1945 in Ogden FUNERAL DIRECTORS in Weber County all Martinez — Frank and Julie hisHelifehadandresided was a retired farmer NEW CLEARFIELD Herrera 1009 21st boy June 26 He was a member o the Riverdale 3rd LDS Ward and lifetime member of CHAPEL NOW ST BENEDICT'S HOSPITAL the BPO Elks 719 He was president of the Riverdale UNDER CONSTRUCTION Nelson — Donald and Dixie Bench Canal Co of widow Riverdale are his Surviving Galloway 2573 W 4900 S Roy the following sisters: Mrs Stella Edwards Boulder Creek Calif Mrs Marie boy June 25 Las Vegas Nev Mrs John Coleman — Billy K and Coggins Calif Brown Mrs Atherton (Jane) 3408 Washington Ph 394-666- 7 Kristine Menlo E 3052A William (Margaret) Allan Lerud Park Mrs Arthur Nell) Scott Salt FLORISTS Hill Air Force Calif Minuteman Lake City Mrs Ray (Betty) Wheeler 26 Boise Base girl June loaho Funeral services will be held Friday JIMMY'S FLOWER SHOD at 11 am in the Larkin Chapel of the 430-25th Ph 621-236- 0 St Dawn where friends may call Thursday Specializing in Funeral Designs from 7 to 9 pm and Friday until services Burial in Ogden City Cemetery A GIFT TO OUR FOUNDATION RANDALL — Funeral Ray L I Johnson Offo Leon Hansen Jarvis ’ VITAL STATISTICS De-Lo- J J Heiko Boekweg Jr Lindquist & Sons RANDOM JUNIOR SOCIETY GRAIN EXCHANGE 36 —1 ' 13s - 150 Grartw 150 GH AtiPac G 23 29' 8 1 20’-- 30s 1 1 Gu ‘C 22’ — E— East Air Ln Laskd 1 cea Ea-o- 23' 100 20 in in 1906 He was a retired employe of the Southern Pacific Co and was a member of the Southern Pacific Old Timers Club He was a member of the LDS Church and served a mission to the Western States In 1926 He was active in scouting I PPGInd 150 ProctG 1J6 PSvCol 120 P vEG 1 72 Pueblol 28a PugSPL 1 98 Pullman 2 lived Oq-de- 1 8 209 9 7 183 30’ 27 79 101V 8 17 19 8 154 22’ 8 49 In Ogden n lor and came to and Harrisville V 9- - 13’ 7 1928 IBernice SLATERVILLE— Mrs Eliza Edith Rich died this 1200 W 787 N 75 Holley morning at the McKay Hospital of natur al causes was Mrs Holley Rich On April m j 23' 20’ He was married to Myrtle Marie Bina-ha12 on Sept 1923 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple 9 She died Sept 1925 He was mar ried to Lenora B Chambers on July 3 V 56’ 24 13’ Hip-we- 1 35? 28 16’4 20' a S N Knight V 22' 21' 21 DOW-JONE- Knight Harrisville Road died Monday afternoon t his home after an extended illness Mr Knight was born on Dec 6 1900 In Bates Idaho a son of William Alma ll Martha and of 775 72 NEW YORK (AP) — The stock market slipped lower today in moderate trading as the government announced a US trade deficit for May and the dollar hit a record low in down Eliza Rich Holley J Wallace Knight LLE — John Wallace HAR Trade Report 80-ce- 3014 231 25' OBITUARIES ' '!’ 34i Si 36' 21s ' " ’ 133 25s yhyj Tommaney 60 of 535 S 2nd E former superintendent of the Intermountain School died Monday afternoon at St Benedict’s 19 — As Hospital in Ogden of natural AVERAGES 8 causes 134 Va STOCKS Mr Tommaney was born June YORK NEW 19'k (AP) 414 — Ik 30 Industrials 12 1913 in Eufaula Okla a Va 20 Transportations 87' son of Thomas A and Frances l4'a A IS Utilities 10’ 'a 65 Stocks Watson Tommaney BONDS 22' 7424 —004 82 He was married to Grace i 40 Bonds 5467 Unch 19V 10 Higher grade rails — 6727 019 Henry on April 2 1939 in Sel6414 — H 10 Second grade rails 9110—003 19 ' 10 Public utilities by SD 8393 Unch 52 Va ' 10 Industrials He was reared and educated 31V4— Va NEW YORK (AP) — Noon New York 327 ' in Oklahoma and received a 141 Stock Exchange Index: CHICAGO GRAIN —8 cents — 46 Market bachelor’s degree from the Uni5367 —013 Va Index 6534 of — Kansas and his mas5869 017 V 20Va Industrials CHICAGO (AP) — Heavy liq- versity 3245002 Transportation ter’s degree from Oklahoma 3749—004 uidation Utility produced limit declines State University 44 6311010 Finance ' 14' s in soybeans soybean meal and He began his career with the 97 — 36 old crop corn futures on the Bureau of Indian Affairs in 1938 Va 13i4 25 Chicago Board of Trade today as an assistant boys’ advisor in 1 2614 South Dakota 13' Soybeans fell back 40 cents He held 214— at Indian 34a— and the July option was down schools in positions New Mex5V4 Oregon 38’ 74 cents There is an 2 ico and Arizona before being 307 on 40 other the 237 limit on July appointed principal of the In237 — ' termountain School at Brigham 151— options for one session 13’ He became superintendent 62 soybean meal closed City July of the school in 1957 22’ e— dowm $20 and other options lost 21 Va— 1964 he had held posiSince a 361 10 tions in Arizona eased Corn limit the $115 Kansas and 28 — 'a 16Vi— Va oil was Oklahoma from the Bucents a bushel Soybean retiring 20 1970 of Indian in 5614 reau Affairs ' down the limit of 100 points 25 — ' to He returned City 23 2— 3 after midsession but recovered in 1972 and was a Brigham former memafter halfway before the close ber of the Rotary Club and a Wheat closed 2! 1 lower and! member of the Catholic Church 20' oats losted 3 cents Surviving are his widow of ' 13' 71a At the close soybeans were Brigham City turo daughters 35a ' Mrs Richard (Frances) Holt 7 29' down 40 cents a bushel with the 41' City Mrs Keith 74 cents lower at BrighamCoons Brea Calif expiring July Asked Bid (Theresa) Keystones 1086 Wheat was nearly 3 cents four grandchildren 5 44 5 96 Keystone 21 85 23 95 com was Also lower July 2571 Keystone SI are four 11 55 10 54 Keystone S2 down 10 cents July 223 and brothers John 7 60 Fair-fiel- d 6 94 Keystone S3 Tommaney 3 91 3 57 oats lost around 3 cents July Keystone S4 Calif Dan Tommaney 98 cents SPECIAL STOCKS Beach Calif Long Mickey High Low Last Covina Calif Pat 11V 11' UVa Tommaney Albertsons 23V 24 23s Allied Stores Tommaney Tuba City Ariz GRAIN FUTURES 2s 2'a 2V CCI Marquardt 1H4 Mass of the Resurrection will II1 lls Con Freightways 17V 17V2 177 Del Monte be offered Thursday at 11 am CHICAGO (AP)— Tuesday: 11 11 11 Denver & Rio Grande 18 18 18’a St T Co in W Grant Henry’s Catholic Church 6V 67 64 Gulf Resources Holy Rosary will be recited 39 39 39 Int Utilities 327 327 327 Montana Power Wednesday at 7 pm at the 147 14’ 15 Morrison Knudsen Blaine Olsen Funeral Chapel 20V 20 Va 20V Mountain Belt Tel 66 65 66 Mountain Fuel 2nd North and Main where 39'- 39V 397 Pillsbury friends may call Wednesday 36V 36 36' 2 30s iRevco 22 22 22 101s rlV Skaggs from 7:30 to 9 pm and Thurs' IStanray 9s 9s 9s 19' 37V 22 V—' 37 37' Utah P&L day from 10 to 10:45 am 41 41 40V Utah Construction Burial will be in the Brigham 8V2 8V2 8 Vornado City Cemetery Week Ago Month Ago Year Ago 1973 High 1973 Low 1972 High 1972 Low 60 1 KMw Hit by IVlay -- 1307 4410 1312 4491 133 7 4711 1370 4893 1795 5327 1847 4410 1307 5298 2034 440 8 v vVX 'a Ik of 30 (4 Atas Corp Avco BulovaVV - 337 Richfl 2 BuadCo A 10- 40 Ampex Corp Anacon J7e AnchrH 108 AceccCp 16 ArchDan 50 ArmcoS 120 Armst Ck80 AsncOil 120 AsdDG 130 Brgar V 57k 3' 89 60 28 Benox V 26Val AmT&T 2 80 AMF In 108 AMP Inc BeechA BeliHow 46A 21 V 32m Am Motors ANatGs 240 ASmlf R 120 Amstand 30 AT&T wt At A f1 50 A 314 — 28 20 Hess 300 Am Airlin A Bmds 238 ArrBdcst 64 Am Can 220 ACyan 1J5 1 4k 8 19 V— Va A ArrElP t 1A 108 Addrsso 60 Admiral AetnaUf 176 AirProd 20 Airco 80 Akzoo 113 AlcanAI 89 AllegCo 23 AUgLud 123 AllgPw 144 AlidCh 1J2 AUdStr 140 AiisChl 2ie Alcoa 194 AMBAC k V -- 24' — A— 21 647 - 20 9 a REFERENCES Theft of Viola J Caffall in tools and other items from a shed at 1075 Oak has been reported to Ogden police by Lawrence Skorcz of $152 that address Wheel chairs tion Center rib crutches cages elastic hose tions Free delivery prescrip- Prescrip6 or Phone 393-843- (adv) 399-112- 6 PROVIDES A LIVING MEMORIAL TO A LOVED ONE OR FRIEND McKAY-DE- SALT LAKE CITY — Mrs Viola May 84 of 977 Wilson died Jones Caffall Monday in a local nursing home of natural causes Mrs Caffall was born May 23 1889 In Salt Lake City a daughter of William Henry and AAelvina Fletcher Jones She was married to Frank A Caffall on Sept 2 1907 in Salt Lake City He died July 29 1971 Among the survivors is a daughter Mrs Martin E (Ethel) Collins Layton Funeral services will be held Thursday at 12 noon in the Larkin Mortuary 260 E South Temple where Chapel friends may call Wednesday from 6 to 8 pm and Thursday one hour prior to services Burial in the Salt Lake City Cemelerv E FOUNDATION 3939 Harrison Blvd Ogden 84402 And The Flowers Are Furnished By Olive and Mark 2955 Washington — Ph 394-347- 4 James Highburger 1458 Jefferson reported that vandals broke his pickup truck’s windshield and mirrors Tube P a i n ts tubes Embroidery New Cameo uncrushable Great hobby or gift 825-380- 7 (adv) An estimated $50 of gasoline An squadron of and a battery wTere taken from Air Force Reserve from the Og- vehicles belonging to Ex Haul den area will travel to McCord Trucks 125 21st Air Force Base Wash for two Summer homes — We can weeks beginning July 1 custom build your ‘A’ frame The 67th Aerial Port Squad- cabin or chalet Complete or ron under the command of Maj shell only Licensed general 5 (adv) Norman E Olsen will integrate contractor with its parent unit the 62nd Ron Schofield 1020 Liberty Military Airlift Wing at Mc- reported the theft of $200 of Cord tapes tools and a stereo from According to Clair Russell his vehicle ground safety advisor to the Want an Honest TV Man? squadron commander the com10 6 bined units will airlift cargo and Call Rex Tanner on Magnavox passengers plus heavy equip- years experience (adv) ment to all military units in the western United States and Asia Damage totalling $60 was This will be the first active done to a windshield in a car duty tour following activation owned by Marie Robins at 1464 a year ago for the squadron Binford by vandals throwing composed of members from We- rocks at that address ber and North Davis counties Mr Russell said the tour is Experience has no substitute Ask about our special “Senmainly for proficiency training ior Citizens Prescription Plan” Free delivery Charge accounts Revolvers Purchased at Prescription Center Dial 399-522- Every service subject to family preference religious needs- or any other customs which mtist be observed - Please remember to call 394-172- (adv) Purchase of six 38 caliber snubnose revolvers for the sherRummage sale and food sale iff’s department at a cost of June 27 28 29 at St Joseph’s $496 has been approved by the Church Social Center 24th and 393-84- Weber County Commission 36 Adams ?fU£ Lindquist & Sons Washington Blvcfat34th Sf Phone Clearfield-KaysYil!eBountif- 394-666- 7 A Washington Heights Memorial Park Memorial Gardens of Wasatch (adv) a J -- |