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Show nner Watts, adjutant genera' thp ujah ceived L- -- -- N,JriorJ11 coard, Gen. c trs rD iir :la,!or Maurice (.;en. Maj. PI for celery OM'' 'Me (lamer. sporued Iv! s o Courml izens v tor ro- , , , the Natioral Elder Rlrh3'-- I.. 1st '1r nnved. Obviously Watts snid he was "extremely t000hed to he 'inked out as the person throu7h whom the National Guard is honored." 7 , p 1 X "We are the perpetuation tradition the the of the symbol of volunteer service," LP noted. of - , (;ad i.40A--A ",'N't Gen. Maurice Watts L. receives honors Staff, and othor national and state officials. Gem Stanley R. Larsen, U.S. Sixth Ainly, San Francisco. was keynote speaker and National said thnt Utah.s Guard, unlike those in other "injoys respect liom the state s citizenry." Ike said that "no small cred V die Calvin L. Rampton wish an presented Gen. Watts "iward of Merit- - plaque for his work to keep the state's units in -- constant Guard readiness were they to be P 1,, 6 U ,!ed S rrr P,.-,- ,, t'er,cer ()A, s s ,, ert 0. George Nelson, State Univ- retired ersith athletic trainer and estling coach, died Aug. 7, 1970, just before midnight in a Logan hospital of causes incident to age. Nelson was trainer for 38 years at USU before his 1958 State's retirement. Utah George Nelson fieldhouse bore his name. A professional wrestling great, Nelson was born Jergen Nielson, Aug. 29. 1890, in Larvik, Norway, son of Julius and Lena Sharp Nielson. He emigrated to the U.S. at age 16 on the "Marget." an iron sailing NTSSCI that came around Cape Horn. WAS CONVERT NeLson was a convert to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints in Norway. He married Emma Neer, July 18, 1914, in the Logan Temple. She died Jan. 19, 1919. Ile married Anna Rinderknecht, Feb. 17, 1921, in the Logan Temple. The Los Angeles Times said Nelson was one of the truly great mat (wrestling) men of his time," possessing a deadly headlock second only to the hold of "Strangler" Lewis. After disembarking from the sailing ship in Tacoma, 1 79, '. , ,,,,',,,,,:-,- ,,', N, ,, ,,,,1,,A ,,,,,,,,, , 4 f4': 1,,;,,,,,,,,.,,, .:"k 4.1',...., ., 'ist t . , ,,e, Ct, 1 ,,, '1,:,-- ,f:1, , tL one-tim- e ' , ,..00to., .,. i 14, I 1, , 1,- .,,1 - t ult T'''''''':.1. .0tt.', e :: ......7..::J1....:,... Seot causes. Born 190 2, 23, boodle, to Alfred F r e derick and Prif..7,Ck Hanks. R a c hel k '...'.::,.'zi. ''.:.:.,,4.',..5;''. .. ,..i, ,,. f:....,e'(,:..':', 4 Vile 10'.';':.....;t:: : ' 4:..;:'''a-,.::',;.;s2- . fl,fillt3'..:::-Y:1'..:::;''''..- Litit::,::,:i:',',:::', George Nelson y dies at 79 Wash., he worked in a sawmill and with a construction rew before moving to Salt Lake City. As a member of the city fire department, he was billed in local wrestling as the "Fighting Fireman." Once his outsid? reputation spread Utah (helped by the fact that he had thrown a bear named "Big Jim" he les such wrest led greats as Lewis, Ira Dern, Jim Londos, Imo Roller and Art Santell. About 1913. Nelson took the light heavyweight championship of the world from Santell ill a match in Ogden and held it until retirement. al90 put on boxing gloves to go inti) the ring with such as Jack opponents Dempsey and Primo Camera. Nelson was physical education director and coach at Preston Oneida Academy In 1921, E. L. from "Dick" Romney, director of Nelson athletics, appointed as trainer at USAC (USU) for all sports. Soon after the appointment, Nelson began developing a wrestling team at the college. Over the years. his teams took seven western division wrestling titles. HALL OF FAME In 19,32, the Helms Athletic Foundation tabbed Doe as one of 26 men in the United States named to the "Helms Hall Athletic Trainers Hall of Fame." The George Nelson Field. house was named after the Aggie trainer in February 1956. Nelson retired as trainer at USU on April 1, 1938. He instayed on as a part-timstructor in wrestling and boxing in the Physical Education Department for several years. Ile was given a special award at a USU Coaching School banquet in 1967, in appreciation for his long service and his "intangible" bone . fits to Utah State as a second "Iiither" to hundreds of young e County Fair Time Continued from Page son first place named) ; Paul Ellingson, 67 F St., second place. Conservative amateur oil Carryl W. Brown, 13N E. 72n0 South, first; Elsie Richardson. second. Louis F. Brown, Amateur graphics P090S Ave., first; Pat Jarvis, 2357 Blaine Ave., second. Ben A. Enmss, Amateur sculpture 13014,1300 East Draper, first; Susan Christensen, 2 Paco! St., second. - Eva Mara Amateur watercztor W 138)0 South, Riverton, Adolph. first; Edna M. Hardy, 2210 Carriage In., second. Youth oil (tiff Peterson. 18, 21144 Luella Dr.. first; Kahy Edoe, 11. 676 Boxwood Rd., sec,nd. Youth orarh.cs Mark Brown. 11, 1264 Pe.5r,s Awe., Rofirs', Youth watercolor (no first) berta D. Lawler, 13, 7360 Ramanee Dr., 126) MORE ARTISTS Modern yoL;th oil David E. PO South, first; Privrt Patter7. 39,14 Luetta Dr., second. You,h no tirstl-SiMelodas, 22,14 E. Cell Rd., ("1.yrne second, Youth sc..,:p,urc (no first) David Blaine, 16, 744 E. 21st South, c.econd. YotUh am9- tour gra-h'- rs Kathleen L. (no firs,) 1969 E. WOO SOUrd, SacclY, 7.IC6 8-- 1 Blaine, 16, v,onc,s, Vnr,ers receive S15, se. and $25- firq Seccnd-Plac- COMPETITION ne d;ris Ar,d Ode boy v.e- -e iu:ord c:'n h!e for the state ter in clotninn, home improvement, advanced home improvement, Knitting and chdd care and Monday's schedules in- Sunav -- - P.m., Poultry and Pipecns p p., cInny ad arrive or luzfoinn, bzkerv goods entered and itn,ged. e, am tc.on6ay weQig let beef and hogs; 7 .13 a.m.. a 1 m v Frd show entr,es horticul:u tyke PrOlortS runa,ng; ,ri all other a.m ludging. Place; 10 a ni., udoing of tlowerr, 414 , F FA class men crops 7 ion H hom, PC,ners gand paradr-.- dress re,,,e; c,rte;t: . 9 7.31 S'ire d pm. breorks. Rail Line, Traffic Restored THISTLE, Utah County Denver and Rio Grande West ern rail traffic was moving normally again through Spanish Fork Canyon today, intlowing the restoration of fte second of two lines blocked liv a derailment early Thursday. Utah 1)&1W Supt. A. (Rohl Nance said the second line was back in service at 6 p.m. Friday. Nance hidi said sentwas ra us, the 37 pileup. cars off evident ly culsed by a hidden flaw in a rail. the v.as the kind of fldw could not bf.' dr Nied an ordinary inspection and in a i Menance 'procedures," said Name. wl'.161 I athletes. IN SCOUTISG Nelson was a high priest in the 7th Ward, 111. Logan Stake, and was a temple vorker in later years. He also Asas one of the first Scout commissioners in Preston. include his Sur widow. Logan; four daughters and Iwo sons, Mrs. Elmer C. (Lucile) Lueck, Logan: Mrs. Frark (Virginia) Savage. Fort CAlins, Colo.: Lt. Cot. George J. Nton, Arlington, Va.: Lt. (' :)I. Unith Nelson. Alexandria, D. J. (Marget) NeVa.: ville, Simi, Calif.; and NIrs. Ray 0 (Barbara) Joppsen, Bountiful; 24 grandchildre n; 4 and two sisters. Mrs. Anna Rudd and :1.1arta Hansen, both of Norway. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the Mt Logan 5l,take Center. Friends may call at Hail Merriary, Logan, 7.1onday from 7,9 p m. and Thesday services. Eurii,1 xvill be in Logan City Cemetery. vivors brien great-grandchildre- Welfare Plight Aired Continued front Page II-- I ef foct!rg for rnenda tions economies in the st.!te operation by Sept. 4. Skinner urged that the state embark on a good statistical and management system, its xelfare evenditutes and provide dectnnental records to justify the level of nursing home and related care. cross-chec- He also proposed tightening rules for detormining eligibili- ty of welfare recipients. RIGID CONTROLS George Love. assistant to Skinner said that Maryland, by injecting rigid management controls, actually accumulated a welfare surplus last fiscal yar. He advocated requiring rel.fare recipients to designate a single doctor to serve them, "doctor avoiding expensive shopping" and limiting hospital care to 10 days except A additional certification by a doctor. Savings can only be accomplisl:ed by spending More for (To:I:se to obtain controls, he upon SYSTEM LACKING Arthur Pergan. Washington, D.C., analyst for HEW. said the Utah welfare program's data computer system is inadequate. "You just don't have any controls," he declared. this. Holbrook Answering said additional data computer services cannot be obtained this year. Other savings can be only minor in view of the expense involved, he said. Figures presented by Lindsay indicated that if public assiqance expenditures for the current fiscal year are continued. total spending will reach $37.68 million in the fiscal with the year. compared appropriated sum of $33.83 s of million. About this is federal money. assistance expeqicarried on at the Medic; tures. it vitt mean spending $15.4 million. compared with $14.15 million appropriated. he said. Anticipated savings from a medical facilities utilization review program TIOW being completed by Dr. Bruce Vat-tof the Health Division are included in the medical asistance proposed expenditures, Lindsay said. present rate, err WAGES The economic recession, Rampton said, has cut vages of many to the point that they have gone onto relief. At the same time it has reduced state income, he said. Increased costs for hospitalization, neW welfare programs which allow recipients to retain the first Vi0 of their monthly earnings and of the remainder and other costly features have added to welfare greatly costs, Lindsay said. one-thir- d ; 3629-c- Sutton, 1?2!, r,rte nized May Tooele. p. a r ,.,... rran, melt, !e e, 18, Mar- - .44, ..(! ',"'). gauonters, n'S, Murray; " A ''Veq in LDS 19J8. ried Lillie Underwood ..., :4, Se ded , t ' 16, g ek ,,,c, ,::: :' E 1. eit, ti,-a- d,ed Aug 6 a Price hoso;- - William r 3:,- ,!, 54110- - son M a Wheeler. el-- 4 e , tl: 'f .4,. t 'i q ";, ,,,,,:,....,,. k !;.tf, o' f,:',N4 .:.4 ., :...;,;'"' er': 4;' '.'"1411.171(:::5::::::' L .... :,,...... Zah pAw...,A Lt. lh K. Anderson Vietnam casualty James Pfc. James K. Anderson '''. JefferV Charles, Sterling ...7,10."..,' , Heights, Mich.; g.:l:,.!.... l,x1 ,'l.. ..,. Mrs. Jonquil F. Haberer, Crofton, Neb.; I grand- children; orothe r, John B., Sioux Falls, S.D. Requiem Mass Monday 10 a.rn., Cathedral of the Madeleine, 331 E. South Temple. Holy Rosary Sunday 7 p.m., 372 E. 1st South, where frierds call Sunday P.m., Family suggests contributions to American Cancer Society. Burial 'Ft. Douglas Post Cemetery. Thomas Reynolds IBRIGHAM 7lh Aug. Dies In Action .. .7:11 es':-44';.- CITY E. North, died 7, 190, in a City !Brigham borne of 'nursing Thomas :,'1 ,....s,'S ',. ,...:,,,,,,'"" natural causes. I... Born Feb. 6, 1881, ., Enoland, to J Orin 4.1C441,. and Lois Revn- - ;!,..,.' Olds Reynolds. A ..,.' Married Susan R. .P, 1.Ner :A Boll Oct. 25, 1905, t.tl.....,.,....t4 in thy Salt Lake Temple. Membe, suD Church. Mine Pfc. PLEASANT GROVE ' K. Anderson, 20, was killed in action in Vietnam on Perintendent, Aug. 5, 1970. Bingha-n- , f., ' ,,..tllr,:.' Pfc. Anderson had been in Sail Lake County, Apex Mining .!' Brigham the service since August 1969. C o r p.resident since retirement, 194City Survivors: widow; children: Lillian lie was serving near the CamMrs. Lawrence (Clara) Lundquist, bodian, border at the time of Nichols. Leona Fryer, all Ogden; Mrs. Abram (Lucille) ChlarsOn, Sid, his He received his death. both Kearns; Jack, Midvale; Mrs. (Annie) Bronson. Tremonton; basic training at Ft. Hood, Clinton Mrs. Ray (Ina) Stokes. Sunset; Ulf'ford Egb?.rt, Brigham City; Vernon. Texas. Eobert, Paul, Idaho; Mrs. Moyle Evanston. el Hunsaker, Pfc. Anderson was born I(M aurin Juanita Miller, Bountiful; 12 1919. American at 28. 98grrallgAug. grandchildren; two randchildren; sisters: Mrs. Fork. a son of William Hubert and children; Winnfred Mae Smith, Vioand La Von Benson Anderson. let Tidwell,Reynolds, all Logan; Daisy Baker, Salt Lake City. A member of the LDS ElFdeurnersatel kMeoncdeanytetr, pro. a Church, Anderson graduated Friends call Olsen Funeral Home, City, Sunday and !Brigham from Pleasant Grove High !rki'onday prior to service. p.m.Burial Brigham City Cemetery. School and Seminary. Survivors include his mothWilliam L. Reynolds er; brothers and sisters, SPANISH FORK William Leon Reynolds, year old son of John O. Wayne. Orem; George, Gay-Ioand Mary Karen Wood Reynoids Jr., Auo. 6, 1920, in a Salt Lake Kenneth, all Pleasant died hosoltal of leukemia. Grove.; Mrs. Ken (Sondra) Born Jan. 1, 1969, Berkeley, Calif. Survivors: parents. Visalia. Cart.; Rigby, Vernon, Tooele Counsisters, Mary Ruth, Svrenna L,n, Mr. and Visalia; orandoarents, ty; Mrs. Lester (Sheila) Eth- both Mrs. Syrenus Wood, Spanish Fork; ington, Salt Lake City; and Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds. Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Fi ed Mrs. Marlene Paulson, Provo. Anaheim, N. Wilcox, Visalia; Aminla ReynFuneral services are pend- olds, Anaheim; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs P. Ole. olds Hansen, Fork. !,panisn ing. Burial will be in the Funeral Saturday, 11 a m., Walker Fork. Mortuary, Spanish Burial, Pleasant Grove City Visalia (Calif.) Cemetery. James 1 x, ' ' '' ' .4"' k Mediation Continued from Page B-- this follow advice," he explained. Hartvigsen noted that two of three members of a factlinding group recently agreed that the district did not have funds for more thon a 3.3 per cent salary increase without cutting school programs. The 4.85 salary increase by Newman involved teachers accepting a classroom higher slightly load. They turned this don, so this source of extra funds is no longer there, he stated. mentioned Sadie S. Cunningham - 0DEN Sale F. Swanson Cunc ed Aug. 6 n an 0flel nmonam home of na7urat causes. nu,smn Born No., 15. 7F1, 0 William and Eklab.th Ann Harker Swanson. ,,,Sarricrl Bert J. Cunn.noS. 1909, ham, June Ooden, he pied 1140. Member Queen City Rebekah Lodoe No. 4; Auxil.ary to Broirorhood of Ra;iroad Trainmen. Aux,l.arv to Soa,sh American Via, e,,wans; Royal Nelohbors of Amer.cat Doren aoth LDS Ward. Survivors: sons, Love! H.. Frar.k.;n E., both 3 g,eatOdder,: 2 grandchildren, Alfred grandchi:dren; G(bson. Ooden. Funeral Monday 11 a.m., Chapel of Flowers Mortuar, p.m,. where friends call Sunday hour prior to serves. Monday Burial Ogden City Cemetery. John H. Alexander - Graveside sery,ces pANGuiTcH for John 14, Alexander, 94, San 0 eon of natural causes were held Diem, Of natural causes. were held Fa6v, sac. 7, 1970, in Pang;; lch City Cerneterv. Born Aoril 1 WO. Beaver, Beaver County. to Thomas MUrPrIv and Ka'e Lub,in Alexander He ne.,er marr,e1. Calleman and stockman. All IMMPtarn;IV members d;a le preceded fern ;n d,ath John H. Wheeler DENVER Funeral services tor John H. Wheeler, 54, who died Aug. 1. were fr.clav in Oenver. Born March i2, Iclo, Citv. Mgrr ,eä Ardeoa Pederson, 1040, Sa;f L.f,e Ctv. Attended U. of U. Auditor, General Accounting Office, U.S. Government, 28 veers. ackrdneggeS of tne servoe ard hi0,3-402- 6 To Te Evelyn Johrson E a 2f ed 7 Aug. 5 in ' Murshall yie ill'ii 1522 ' 1.. ,Legal Notices 1IMIP Married 'Clark Edwin Smith, July 28, I,"4:71'.!:,,i.," Omaha, Survivors: Long ttl.x.itel'' - Li ,ePe Calif.; Mrs. Agnes George, Redwood City, Hildur Mrs. Calif.; Erickson, both Omaha; Milton, George. iHebron, Neb.; Mrs. Palma Jacob.;, Moab. Funeral Monday noon Zion 1070 Foothill Lutheran Church, !Drive. Friends call East, p.m.; chapel, Monday 1! Sunday hour prior to services. Burial Redwood Estates. Famiiv Memorial suggests contributions to Zion Lu-!theran Church Memorial Fund or American Cancer Society. Katherine M. Pazell MIDVALE Marie Kainerine Pazell, 60, ,41,4A....' e., Midvale, , ., ' !died Aug. 7, 1970, in a Salt Lake , .,,,, '''''.1,-- , ;hospital after a long illness. Born IA v Oct. 16, East 33rd South NII,k's Murray Flom. WEDDING SPECIALISTS Jill Cm:Jerson lJohnson. 62, It ktamh 2, i908, to O'ds, Iowa, John August and 'Rupert, iB ea c h, 11 Smi M, 21ST SOUTH MILDRED'S FLOWERS t a Sat Lake t.JscitJi of carcer. Born Mary 2153 EAST 1909, to iM , Ri, Frank W. Ballard t,,!!,!, 1 7 1921, Idaho. Nathan Kriebel Mala d, Marriage solemnized ii.'; Charles P. Whitney Franz A. Behling Mary M. Robb Lynn Harris Niels P. Nielsen Urges k CORRECTED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Inf the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City. Utah, of the intention of to such Board of Commissioners Immake the following described Provements, 'to maintain, patrol, overate and furnish with electric energy on the all night schedule for a period of ten (10) Years from October 74, )970 to October 24, 1980, twsnty-eigh- t (2!) ornamental standards, each ecuirmed incandescent wi:h one 4000 lumen lamp on the following streets: Yale- coorethid ir dYaleAvioenuesest Streets. The description of the Propertv to be assessed in this Lit:tilting District . is as follows: No. Lots to 58 inclusive, Upper Yale to 30 inclusive, Addition; Lots Uooer Yale 2nd Addition; Lots I to 2. and Lots 3D to 29 inclusive. Block Yalecrest Block 58 I, inclusive, Park, subdivisions of part of Block 28, Five Acre Plat "C". Big Field Scrvey. The total cost of said improvement far furnish(Lighting District current and mainteino electric nance, patrolling arid operation, it THOUSAND EIGHT at estimated HUNDRED EIGHTY-NINSEVEN of (S8,789.08), and 08I00 DCLLARS which sum the abutters' portion is $7,533.50, or SI.717342 per front foot, there being 4,386.72 front feet of abuttino properly: all of said work to be done according to Me plans and specifications on Fie in the office of he City Engineer. The abutters' portion of the cost is to be thereof and exuense de.raved ov a local assessment upon atthe lots or piecPs of ground to be imfected and benefited by said 28. 5 talk. within situated Provement, -C". Big Field Survey, Acre Plat fronting or abuttino upon the streetS above nam,c1 and to the entire dePth of the soma ownership back thereg :30 feet and all from not within the distrizt bounded an the north by Michioan Avenue, en the south by Harvard Avenue. on the east by 18th East and on the west by 17th East Streets. All protests and objections to the must carryino out of such intention thee-in be presented in writing, stating lot and block, or description of property, to the City Recorder, on before the 31st day of August, 1970. The Board of Corrmtssioners of Salt Lake City, at its first regular the First meeting thereafter, dak of September, 1970, will consider the proposed levy and hear and consider such protests and ogiections to as shall have said improvements been made. BY order of the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, Utah, Mit 22nd day of July, 1970. HERMAN J. HOGElISEN, City Recorder. lighting District No. July 31, 1970 First publication Auoust 0, 19tr) rord publication Auoust la, 1970 Third publication August 21, 1970 Last publication NOTICE l NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received by the State Road Commission of later Utah, Room 608 State Office Build- in Salt Lake ino, Salt La' e City, Utah. until 2 Temple. Kriebel, Nathan PA o'Cock HATBORO, p.m., Tuesday, August 25, electriRetired and at that time publicly 19, Hatboro, died Auo. 6, 1970. whim clan. ..' Hioh Priest LDS 1910, mountain climbino near Alta. Bornto Church.Nember, opened tor comstruction of a Bitum:- worker. Temple Ind., Richmond, Surfaced Roadway and Two April 20, 1951, Survivors: widow; sons, daughters, nous ever 20' Box Stimtures John A. and Svlbia Bell Kr,ebel. Lorin R., Washington D.C.; Marvin Concrete 1in Garfield the same County, Sean Cremation service Saturday with IL., Long Isand, New York; Mrs. being that section of State Road No. inurnment later at Lima, Pa. LeBaren, Calgary, 12 From Bryce Junction to the Heed !Douglas (Cleo) !Can.; Mrs. Grant (Donna) Rasmus- - of Red Canyon, identified as Statii, ten, Kearns; Mrs. Mervin (Vernal Project No. Rasmussen, Memphis, Tenn.; Mrs. The ienoth of road to oe construct(Nona) Whit. Rodoer Smith, Clinton, ed or improved is 7.200 maps, and - Charles6 Perry VERNAL To home Weber County; arandrhildren, n;s at Aug. died tre princ:oal items of work are 60, ney, 'seven 24, Nov. A Born illness. long 25,400 Aft.. as follows: Monody noon Bountiful approximately 7',.Zaoelon, to Harvy A. and. Funeral Tons of I'lltuminous Surface Course Claudia Johnson Whitney. Married First Ward chapel. Friends call Sun- (iA' Maximum) and 2.655 Tons of day p.m. and Monday prior to Bituminous Material Grade 85100 Thelma Mas,ey, Feb. 7, 1942, Provo. service. Burial Bountiful Memorial Penetration Asphalt. The prolect iS Member LDS Church. Veteran WW r to be completed in 150 working days. Survivors: widow; steoson, Phil 'Park. iS of bidders Prectualification Harrison, Vernal; 4 orandchildren; to Prior brothers, sister, Glen, Provo; La Von, any bidder's required. Ray, Lake both Salt City; Lovell, receiyino plans and specifications, it Lawrence, both Dell will be necessary Sorinoyille; that the bidder OGDEN Franz A, Behling, 86, have on file with the State Road hNaomr cBi tayx. California; Mrs. Mozell Braithwaite, Funeral Monday 11 a.m.,' died Aug. 7 in an Ogden hospital of iCommission of Utah completed and ()oder,. c LDS Ward causes. Born Nov. 17, 1881 eortroved, Vrrnal Sr COn0 e required Prequalificanape natural Commin, Germany, to Albert F. and tion Statement pertaining to contrac . Friends call Vecnal Mortuary, Suna.m., Monday prior to ser- Caroline Wiskow Behling. Married tor's experience and financial condi. day Park. Memorial Dec. 15, Vernal Burial Agnes. Johnson, 1909, Salt lion. vices. Lake LDS Temple; she died 1959. Not less than the general oreFormer accountant, Merchants Credit Bureau; Ogden City, Weber Coun- 'va.ling wage rates as determined bV Commission of Utah, ty treayurers office. Survivors: sons, the Industrial July 1, 1970, shall be paid r, Earl J., Laie, Hawaii; effective daughte all laborers, workmen end meCroon County F. Melvin, Ray J., Mrs. to HIAWATHA, LeRoy, chanics employed on this project. Mary Marjorie Robb, 47, died Aug. ill- 7 Keith (Arlene) Rackman, all Ooden; clans and sPecifiProposal forms, a Glen long 23 in a Price hospital after grandchilJ., Joliot, Ill.; cal,ons are on file in th- - iffice of ness. Born April 24, 1923, Scofield, dren; 15 brother, the State Road Salt to Joseph and Elizaoeth Papp Faith- sister, Richard, Ferron, Mrs. Baines Lake City, and the Commission, office of its Disko. Married Mao A. Robb, Nov. 9,1 (Emma) Atkinson, Charlston, W. Va. trict Enoineer at Richfield. Utah, 1940, FUDer; solemnised Salt Lake Funeral Tuesday 11 am., Larkin where they may be reviewed bv ProLOS Temple, April 1954. Member Mortuary, where friends call Monday spective bidders. Soecifications, D7;!) Fine Arts Club: Literary League. Sur- 7.9 p.m., Tuesday prior to services. 'oosal forms, and clans may be oh- sons, daughter,. Burial Ogden City Cemetery. vivors: husband; itained only at the Commission Of- Keith Robb, Susan, both Hiawatha; 'floes at Salt Lake City, coon Gary, Richard, both Salt Lake City; !cation and payment of a fee of $500, no part of which will be refunded. sisters, 4 brother, grandchildren; Each bidder must Mrs. Caroline Asay, Price; Mrs. a bid RIGBY, IDAHO Funeral ser- bond from art approvedsubmit Vera Bryson, J asap h, Mrs. Jose vices surety corafor 27, Salt Lake Harris, Lynn MrS.1 Lake City; Pany on forms orovided by the ComLutton, all Salt held Saturday, vmre City, 8, Aug. m.ssion; or in lieu thereof, cash, Funeral' 1970, at the Dolly Dragerton. Stella, Rigby F'fth Ward chap.i. certified check, or Cashier's check Monday 11:20 p.m., North Carbon He is a former Rigby resident. He for not less than 5 bercemt Of the LDS Stake House. Friends call Fau- was in killed an auto occident Aug. 'total amount of the bid, made Price. Sunday c,,tt liAnrtilant. near 5, Ogden. to Inc State Road Commisip.m. Burial Price City CemeterY Born April 6, 1943, Rigby, to Or- ,oavable as evidence of 000d faith and a ville and Freda Lake Harris, Mar- ,sion, .ouarantee that if awarded the conSALINA Nels Peter Nielsen. 91.1 ried Dixie Gwynn July 1, 1966, Elko, tract, the bidder will execute the 'cred AUCI. 7, 1970 in a hospital here Nev. contract furnish the contract of natural causes. Born Mullerupd Member. LDS Church. Graduate bonds as andreouirod. The rght to Dclmark, July 24, 1879, to and High School, Member, NationRigby reiect any or all bids is reserved. for al Guard. Funeral services PRICE (Marie Husum Nielsen. Married Mary Any information man be N;el!en Jan. 21. 1916, Salt Lake LDS Tony James Welch. 40, who died Survivors: Widow; dauohter. Kim- securedadditional at the office of the State :Temple. Retired shoemaker. Former Aug. 6 from injuries suffered in an berly, both Salt Lake City; mother. Road Commission. o, b,shop Salina 2nd Ward 5 veers, automobile accident, will be MordaY Freda B goy; sisters. brainDated this ath day of Aucust, 1970. h g a er, ears Cyr! 7 sea Ts. Came where Elks to Home, Price STATE ROAD COMMISSION (Marva) ornwn, p.in U.S. 1901 Holy Rosary will be recited Sunday M.. both El Seoundo, Cali;.; Mrs. OF UTAH Arthur (Carol) Ball, loaho Falls, S.Jrv,vors: dew; sons and dauch- 7 p.m. Friends call Aiiitcnell Mortu HENRY C. HELLAND, Mon-- , Home Sunday; Idaho, ters, Mrs. Aden ary, oribert Saturday, and Dlrector of Hiohwayt (Mary Loui,e) Burial to services. hour prior Raymond Youno, both Riobv. Jones, Mrs. George (Oriole) Hudg- day Family Burial Atinis City Cemetery. ins, both San Dien, Calif.; Stanley, Price CeMetery. NOTICE Evan, both Provo; LVrin, Stevenson, suggests confribittions to Tony Welch Rigby. TO CONTRACTORS High Mrs. Crit (Dawna Lee) KilWash Memorial Fund at Carbon Sealed proposals will be received len, Austell, Ga.. 70 grandchildren, 6 School. Funerals Room 200, City and County great grandchildren; brothers, FreBuild,ng at the Office ef the City Recorder, drick. Thorval. both Denmark. 5,00 o'clock pm., Wednesday, Funeral Monday. BARTLE Reau,em Mass for Be- until P.m., Salina, 1970. U. for the work of con. Third 1A'ard chapel. atrice Agnes Bartle. witl be held August Frionds cal, Sanitary Sewer Extension Warren R. Jensen Funeral Horne, Monday at 10 a m. at the Cathedral structing Candena Garrett, of RIVERTON No. 961, on 17th South Street from Sun,lay, 6 to 8 p.m., and Monday bn . infant the Madeleine. Holy RoF.ary w.II 6,11 Fredrick William of West to oauahter Redwood fore services. Burial Eastside CemeRoad, accordbe recited Sunday. 7 D.M., at O'Don W. 611 ing to the plan on file in the and Renee Park Garrett, nell 372 City East ist Mortuary, South. 12800 South, died Aug. 7 in a Murray where Office friends tray ea!! Su .1clav. a 30 Eng,neer's . Bids win be Dubficiv opened In hospital. Born Aug. 7, Murray. Sur to 7:30 p.m. Family E. contri sugoests Room brother, sister, 301, vivorst parents; City and County Building both Riverton; butions to American Cancer Society. at or about 10.30 a.m. on Thursday. Patrick, Theresa, POCATELLO Wilford Earl orandoarents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Interment, FortDouglas August 13, 1970, by the Board of City Irvin. 69, died Auo. I at hos home of Garrett, Price; Mr. and Mrs. Garth BECKERMAN Graveside se, Commissioners, a hnart ailmeit. Born Dec. 8, 1900, In lieu of submitting R i ye r ton, great. viccs for Will,am Beckerman will bp ea m a n, Proposals to (Sanford, Colo , to Ben and Marg grandmother. Mrs. Rose Park, Salt held Mordav at 2 o m. at Fort the C,ty Recorder, bidders may !Hosteoden lryn Marred Fay Bai- Lake City. Graveside sery,ces Mon. DOUq'aS Post Cemetery. Fune,a1 di- Present seIed orpoosals to the Board of Commissioners 0 'Conne:1 ley. Jo.y 13, 1931. Goldfield, Nev. day 10 a.m.. South Jordan Cerne?ry. rectors, Mortuary. et Pen Rooeo performer. Truck (Inver. Sur- KAHN Eunoral services for meetino on said date of btel ecienino v.vors: v,,dow; stepdauohter, STP0- prior to the openints of the first bid. Mrs. Harriet S. Kahn will be ,snn, Pete J. Hanes, Pocatelo; Mrs. b 11 :3Oder!, in,truc'or c".!cif St,nclav a.m. from Evans Morcan and forms tor contract and (Helen) Jenks, and Ear;v Mortuary. 574 East 1st ?inns Honou, bond. together wits plans end Hawaii; nee, Mrs. Genn (Beverly) South. will Interment follow pro. ,n the RoCALIF. FRANCISCO, Ides, when prepared, rnav be ob. 'McBride, Viroonia Beach, Va. Buner- - nneSAN Israel Cemetery. Family taned Morton Roan, 29, died Auo, 5 in Bnal at the office nt toe City Enoi. al services ve a San Francisco hospital of cancer. suociests in lieu of flowers contr,b,k neer. Room 401 C4Y Cod County tions to the Utah charter Nati)-a- ! to Texas. Anson. 1941, Born Jan. la, Buldino Foundat,on (215 Hemoonylia Alvin Thomas and Mare On the outride of envelope. the 3rd C. Ryan. Bank auditor. Member Ba Ottst3 and South;. Funeral direcfors, Evans boorr shall ,nd,ca,e the nature of Early LI S. Armed Forces, Ire bd. Church, T., PLEASANT MARSHALL The right is reserved to reiect env Funeral Funeral services years. Survivors: brother, Jerry F. for Hulce Barnhurst V. are Saturday Mrs. Mt Grarmer.i 0 m., mother, Marsh,r1 wll or a Grand Prairie, be hetd Tuesday, 17 noon, at the LDS Bid tscnos will be accepted In lied Ward (Marie, Morrison, Dora for Mrs. C. 36 Deseret Mortuary. Anne East 7th South. el rertdied check. Olsen, 93, who Taxa s: oranomother, chage., 'd:ed Aug. 3 in a M.. P:easarl nurs- Hickle, Anson, Texas. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD Interment. Salt Lake City Cemetery.' OF ind home of natural causes. Friends Friends rnay call at the Deseret COMMiSSIONERS OF SALT LAKE cat Ursenbach MorloarY, Saturday a to 8 o.m.. and CITY, UTAH, THIS 23RO DAY OF ,Mortuary Monday A 1970 D. hnor ',rico to senyttes. Born Aoril 18, Funeral JULY, Tuesday ono,- to sorviCeS IF77, Moroni, HERMAN J. HOGENSEN 40 Jego,e a n d Elsie Ithrectors. Deseret Mortuary. !Petersen Christensen. Mamed WI City Recorder A. NELSON Funeral sevices for First Pub: ARIZ. Lincoln FREDONIA, lar"r) Mer'ev, 1896, diver.:ed. Marred July 77, 1970 41. former Fredonia resi. APaida Worthen Nelson will be held Last Plib; August 11 , 1910 1cC2. 11 Marti; hot,, San a in am. in the t Ilth 6 Ward CliPei of cancer ,Monday Aug. klea 1934. Survivors7 cauchter, Mrs. de Born Chace!. 051 East 1st South, Friends' Calif., hospital. Bernardino, Torn Allen, Mt. leasart; S,S d, mav call at Lark :n Mytua,, Dec. 20 1922. Fredonia. Married NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ter, Mrs, Vern Olson, Neon,: 15 East South son. Del!, Temple. Sunday, vorced. Surviving: Jerry 67 9 r e a nranecni:dren; at the ward chao-- . Sealed Proposals Will be received Eager; bro,h,?rs, sisters: Kneli, Fre- P.m.. and Monday hour Orion U, servic0s. Inter- - at the Office of the City Recorder, ,don,a; S. L Flagstaff. LeRoy. Lake ,e1 'ment, Salt Lake City Cemeterv. Fu- Room 200, City and County Building, ,Montezuma; Jack, CottonV nod; Mrs. Unhl 5:00 o'clock P.M., on Wednes. Mrs. neral directors, Larkin Mortuary. Utah; LOOan, Rub, Welch. B. Calif. ORTON Graveside fukeral ser- day, August 19, 1970, for the work of :Luce Fralev, Victorville, Funeral widen.no and construction of street will vices Jean Delmar Taylor. for Orton Perkins, be (Del) MILFORD - Ella Bennett Park-zooLDS held Monday, S a t ur d a y 2 p.m., Fredonia p.m Murray City improvements on 2nd West Street 73, Mlord. d,ed Aug, 6, 1970. in Ward Chapel. where friends call two Cemetery. Friends may call at 8525 from 17th to 21st South Streets, a Sa:t Lake hosptal of natural Collector Road Project No. hours prior to service. Burial. Fre- West 7700 South. Maana, Sunday. Jtjy 3, 1897, Spring lake. (1), according to rn., Monday, 11 a.m. to 12 noon. Proiect No. V,acac Cuny, to Samuel and donia Cemetery. Peel Funeral Funeral! the plans on file in the City Enoldirectors, Anra Joseohine Andersen Bennett. Home. ineer's Office. Marred to Waller Samuet Parkinson, Bids wilt be publicly opened In PAZELL Requiem Mass for ..tu!v 19, 1921. Evanston, Wyo. He Katherine M. Paull will be celebrat- Room 301, City and County Building died Aug. 28, 1956. Tuesday, 10 a.m., at St. Therese1 at or about 10:30 A.M. on Thursday, Member LDS Church. IDAI-lTeacher, Charles Ash. ed GRACE, 112 South Main St.,1 !August 20, 1970, by the Board of City Church, Relief Society, Primary, Member, baker, 94, died Aug. 6 at the home Catholic Commissioners. Recitation of the Holy Ledies Enoineers, Milford. of 1,5 daughter, Soda Springs, after Midvale. 730 cm., all In lieu of submittIng OroOosals to Survivors: son, daughters; John a short illness. Born Feb. 14, 1876, lsary will be Monday, Funeral Home, 4330i the City Recorder, Paul, Salt Lake City; Mrs, John W. Bern, Switzerland, to Jacob and the McDougal may where friends may present sealed propsals bidders to the Board (Era jeani Terry, Paul, Idaho; Elizabeth Burkhalter Ashbaker. Mar- 'South Redwood, D,M. and Tuesday morning, .of Commissioners Mrs. Robert J. (Genev,evel Emal ried Estner Peterson, July 3, 1901, call at open meeting of to mass. Interment. 'Prior time Pleasant Grove; 11 grandchi,dren, Logan LDS lemple; she died Feb. Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Funeral di- on said date of bid Denims prior to Funeral the opening of the first bid. Monday, 2 p.m.. Berg ,17, 1965, Former trustee, Telluride rectors. McDourtal Funeral Home. Last Mortuary Chapel, Provo. Friends ,School director, District; Instruction to soecificaFuneral services for Mons and torn. bidders, RUFF rail mortuary Sunday. 61 p.m and Chance Canal (o. Grace LDS Ward for contract and Moncav prior to service. Burial, .B,shopric member, Survi. Della Ruff will be held Monday 12 .bond, together wilh plans a n d pro. in noon the Larkin Chanel, Mortuary s Ors, SoOS. daughters, Sintaquin City Cemetery. Willard, Mrs, 'files when be ob. orebared, may 760 East South Temple. Friends row tanned At the office of the both Idaho (Ida) Harker, Clty Engi1HarYY Sunday, - 6.8 neer, Room 401, City and Harley, Conda; Mrs.. Fred callre.. atandthe mortuary. heir County tn nrinMonde,. Mrs. (Lillian) stoddard, Atlanta. Ga.; Wasatch Lawn Building. 'Carl (LJIal Lich, San Diego, Mrs. services. interment. On the outside of enveloge, the Park. Funeral directors. Sarah G4oson EcCes. George ;Anna) Taskins, Mrs. War. ,Mcmorial VERNAL .bidder small indicate the nnture of the Larkin Mortuary Al Ray it(01), Mrs, ,Mabel) nf rkn 89. d;ed Aug. 5 Maa.son. N.J bbl. T. tor SMITH Funeral services natural cause. Born Jan. 27. 1881. (Roma) Rodhaar, ad Sat Lake City; .Eyelyn richt is reserved to relect n y Smith, will be held Monday or The Titbetts, (Lutoe) ail bids. N'ernai, V.a, and Mai, Lam- Mrs. Rona,d Mrs. Robert (Ailecni at 12 noon in the Zion Lutheran, bert Gibson. Married David Charles Hemet, Calit; Bid will be accented In lieu 1070 bonds Drive. Foothill Friends! Eccles. Aua. 2, 1904, Vernal. Former ;Hubbard, Soda Springs; 35 grandchil Church,call at the Russon Brothers gt certified rheck LDS ,dron; ea chnel Membe, teacher, ImaY SunOF THE POARD OP ORDER bY 2nd South Mrs. 755 East, t-grandchild; Madihaltsister, Church, Survivors: husband, 7 to 9 D.M. and Monday at the COMMISSIONERS OF SALT LAKE son; daughters, M. Polon Constock, Clara Keller, Salt Lake City. Funer- day Bannock LDS church, one hour prior to service. CITY, UTAH, THIS Stb DAY OF Au. o m Madison. Mrs. Oran Knudsen. lerre al Montt,. Frlends Friends may contribute to Zion Lu- oust, 1911 A.D. Grace. Stake Taberracle, Haute, Ind.; 2 aranachildren. or to HERMAN J. HOGENSEN, Side services Monday 2 p.rtl Vernal call Allen Mortuar,,, Soda Springs, theran Church Memorial Fund Inter. City Recorder Memorial Park. Friends call Vernal 'Sunday 79 p.m.; tabernacle, MondaV the American Cancer Society. Estates. First Pub.: Auoust 6, IVO Memorial meet. Pedwood SO servises. Burial 7 rio 9 hours Mortuary, Sunday Monday 0".. Lest Pub.; August 10, 1S70 Ruston Brothers, funeral directors. Grace Cemetery. prior to services. c GEA Chief no ess v,horn a oot we,1 brocious excresdose who hadi out atso cour thz many others tri nersona note ot thank canor v.tiose names mai!ed be 11 and aegressrs are not Known. ..;, insertion ot the card of thankl rrav re arranged by telebnone. We ha,e many wcrdino suggestions to ass.st you. Da 121.3535 , !' Bingham Canyon le?.;. ' Anthony and ...,, ary Frkovich ., pavelich. Married to J. 4....., George ,1,!,...,...,t' Pazell, JUiv 12, B i noham 1937, Canyon. Member Calho- - It lic Church. Survi i; cots Dr. husband; !,i son, John A., Kansas City, Mo; moiher Dearborn, Gate, Mich.; brothers; Paul, South Mich Mich.; Joseph, Allan Park, Ameba Dearborn, s; et ns, ; Dearborn, kanarski,(A,1ary Leonard Mrs. Marshall Highland Park, Mich.; Helen, Taylor, Mich.; two grandchildren. the St. George Reduiem Mass Tuesday 10 a m. .,, S. Temple. He died St. Therese Catholic Church, 112 Aug. 24, 1953. Allen St., Midvale. Holy Rosary, LDS Member Redwood, S. 4330 7:30, 'Monday Church. A former Om. and !where friends call owner and operaprior to mass. Burial Mt tor of Marshall Nursing Home. Coon- ITuesday Cemetery. and during War ty nurse in World the the flu epidemic. Graduate inof BeaMurdock Nursing Academy SocieRelief and DUP ver. Member, ty. Frank Witson Roy BOUNTIFUL Mrs. Ivan :Ballard, Survivors: daughters, 84, 141 Mrs. ... South. Ted (Alia) Oakeson, South Jordan;; sons,' :,, Paul (Edith) Sayelius, sand', Salt 'died Aug. 7, 1970, Fred, S. Grander; William in Bountiful a ,. hidnr,e ny kitew oK abtrroirrh-- , !rest home. Born aiyk e; C2iot y,0 raannclaJhoi :March 15, 1886, ''., Haden Ftarnhursf, Salt Lake 'Telluride, or Colo., a M. ,:.i to Alexander 3. City, Eric Barnhurst, Hatch; sisters, Mrs.1 Mrs. I. M. (Moleta) Bowen, Lake and Mary Jane ',1.,, .,;'.'4 Roy (Edith) Scott, both Salt Sinner Ballard, ,.....,,i Tressa City. Married Schmidt, Oct. 31, Funeral Tuesday noon 36 E. 7th 641 South whe,e friends call Monday 191. She died. Lottie prior to services M Prried llkil,..,,ki and Tuesday Ip.m. 7, in Salt Lake City Cemetery. Luker, June Huida , ' , Evelyn Smith T. !Neb. reied Helen Ordinance Depot llHamilton (Nellie) ; .,"T Surylvors: widow; 1L c k Dec. ;9, Lake City; step- - 11919, Jack D., Bill D., ilCanada;Lethbridge, she died all Salt Lake City; !Nov. 1958. Re2.6 grandchildren great- - tired eight ble.cksmith, orandchildren; brothers, sisters, Sur- Marion, Alfred. Arthur, all Tooele; businessman. sons, vivors; Marion Mrs. Emma Goodwin, Mrs. Idaughter, (Nellie) Powell, both Salt Lake C;tv; 'W. Jr., Claude Mrs. Alice Hawkins, Provo. ..A., both Price; Funeral Wednesday 10 a.m., 1330 Mrs. Gilbert (Isabel) Kelly, North S. Redwood. Friends call .uesdav Hollywood, Calif.; 15 grandchildren; p.m. and Wednesday one hour 2 sisters, Mrs. Prior to service. Burial Tooele Ceme- Anna Honey, Seattle; Mrs. Susie tery. Easton, Tacoma, Funeral Wash. Monday 11 a.m., Mitchell Mortuary, Price. where Wends call Sunday 8 MOn0aV drior to services. Burial Price City C. ,etery. Beatrice Agnes Bartle, 51, Co umous St., died Altrl. 6 in a ..57,4.,, Salt Lake hospital T. B. ..Sts of natural causes. Bern Aug. 17, ,,. ih R e elf!eld, 1915, Browning S.D., to Waller J. a n d .Lucille F. .'' !,..;.Aug. h, Sampson Sullivan in a Salt ' '' ... .7 Married iiui.;r wti Francis C. , Bartle, Jan. .., . sty.. r: 7, July to ' .i '' .14 cla 11026, Beatrice Bartle ,,:,;, .A ,,,:,.. ., ra,dmo h u sband; sons, Wheeler, Barton, Alameda, Wlan, Salt 4 Lake City r a nd children; sisters brothers, P.: tal atier a short illness. Born Dec. 1896. 15, Hama. to Mont., ... Edward G. and tioatevor,"",.,: 'Matilda Thomn- - 4'1 ,, APst Pnin,: ,Vrs. Florists Aroy:e, Beverly c ec ea,f .?;ci; ther, BROWN FLORAL Mrs. Grace Toe-e r C'earf,eid DELIVERY Funeral Monday oir- - West PO;nt -LDS Ward oe I. .611, 1,.. AM8vS the Finest m Fluwers" Nor,n. Friends call Layton Union FIFTH SOUTH TENTH WEST o m chnoel, MILLER & ELLISON'S Sunday Monoay one hour or,cr to services. Q L1H;an1 s t a,, Not oniy Is tT a ston nt oratitt,Oe to seri f,oral tr,outes, - st,,f i CAPO OF THANKSVery often ca,d cf 'ranks meet:. a neeo Vvr,-.1can heron, be soiveci in any Other Couno C t k r.:. o' Card of Thanks '',s Reese Monlocrnery, Erd .. PRICEMarion 73, ?C() A,.,c; Cad Vr oo'ne, Marion Wheeler ,. I. 'N en Sur Surv,yors; widow, sons.E Han. Mrs. a r:,,-.:,- s 1179 Br:do d '. e ...es, Po C,a , LDS Lao,. e 12,ec B u s,ress a nforce I. Tef 'Sc.:6 - 1 later solerr Term) Feo. te Married Arvihe LCS rhurch. Too ele ernolove 20 Years. !son. Donald T., !sons; Wayne W., IJoy L., Heber J., '..,...,.:.,..-.;t:.- Ore.; of .7,a. a nd er. - 45n0 c 3:, t 1915-192- g 6 7. wdliams -.., Nee; r; : s - - - c?,,,s-- Mrs. Rocert Dal ; Delbert A Frda Buckinonam, boTh Md vale; Georde Jr., riuntsie, )9 'Orandchi'dren; tcor ren; brother, sisters, Mrs. Gilbert Mrs. Heber Cements. (Mardaret) !iGhurnery) Peterson. David M Cl C arenCe Mrs Mdva'e: (Esther; Partrussen, Sandy, Mr!. Leonard (L;irari M:Iler, Lark, Mrs UOYCI lDareenel Rea, Baker, Ore Funeral FPS', Monday a.m., ,Vid,,,ale third LDS .. ard Chanei, 75 04mous Streo. Friends can 8C90 Sc . State, Sunday o m, ,hour prior to Monday services. Burial Midvale City Cemetery. Alia. 1, 1910. Salt lake hoso.tal of rta'u- - Mae ,,: - ' a ral ',5777::71'7'41';', 7I, 1964, br0,0er, , ,.:;,4" Leonard &... ,- 1 sroan, t Illa Theodore hae,s, ct de .n I e PO NT, rolv, Din-- LE: C 2.a Georo. Theodore Honks , - ..: .. LOGAN j s., , Luc,r.ca Parker, Sa l Lake tis, C V s. s',Illarn 'Mae! Larders, ',, M:.:va e; yrs. Bertha Richarcson, Los Anoe'es Funeral Vorday 1 o rn 8090 S Slale, where fr,esds call Sunday c rn Monday hour prior to SP, v'CPS. Sur,a1 West Jordan Cilv Cern. eters,. A ''" I !Ft 1, Member S 11 ?., LDS IYV. George ilelson, Athletic ',mat, ,,,aaac: .'a- - ec ' e. Ne; ,orernar; A''--' C, ,ter i e . second award from the Utah Easier Snal Society for Crilidled Children and Adults v.as presented to Watts by NIelburn M. Coombs for ids work with handicapped ',' P3,1,-- i E military Va, L ' - ! lic,J;:c,Niorri Acadeheld Pnnu4y at Camp r.P 0015, . L. P:, A Of needed.- ri C:J-- my Williams, and organization of a 6h1igations program for Utah hlgh school students. GA-- eo, - v;DvALE E41 , i5 Ay., in physicaily hiindicapped dien and adults; servi( e in youth: cle,ieloor:!anizing ptrent .1 purgrain Ititerrs-- fly h 7' t Downs, Sr. Brown Lee F. to Gen. Wisstsl s(T a it umone Montgomery Dav George W. w 2 B August 8, 1970 Saturday, - NEWS, DESERET OBITUARIES ka rf,i,.,sions of Gen. ; U'd tte; S t Guai rl. vs Evans of the Council of the Tweivo. Church of Jesus Christ of Litter-daSaints. , a standing ovation, congratulatory telegrams and several plaques at a te,timorial in his honor Friday night. But he told the '2.10 gathered in a IIGtei Utah ballroom that he was happiest about uhat he didoI receive his disrharge papers. Watts, appoinied to the ad;.1, jutant generil's post in was lauded for his work with and lin, the National re election II ItiP presidency of the Adjutants Genmil Association. Telegrams to Watts W(qp received from Koger T. Kelley, assistant secretary Of defense, Dr. Theodore C, deputy secretary of In lf,cse, W. C. Westmoreland, Chief of of ' -- y -- --- Tony J. Welch Candena Garrett Wilford Irvin Ronnie M. Ryan Minnie at Olsen Ik'T. Lincoln A. Ella Parker Parkinson Charles Ashbaker Sarah G. Eccles A |
