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Show aL DESERET HEWS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1975 Grocery official backs i tt she had been looking summer tfeyiaizabets Sdsaeafeld News staff w ntcr S3CLS agiicuiiuiai Hhbuld not be sold for mere money' out should he traded Ter, fuel, George W. Koch, president of the Grocery Manufacturers of Amenca, said (Juesiay. Speaking at the Utah Retail Grocers Association 71st annual convention at the Sait Lake Koch ailed the U S food supply our poker chip in international game of diplomacy There is something more important to us thnn monpy we mcd to exchange food for tuel he urged I -,ln using food as a diplomatic oj, Koch said the farmer should not be threatened with "controls -'- Let him raise as much as he and then trade farm pro Surts for that which we need oil A' he said He noted that m 1972, the fcUnited States exported $8 billion worth of agricultural products In 1975, farm exports are being increased to $25 billion increased price of oil affects food puces for the he said consumer Twelve jiejeent of all energy consumed nation is used to bring ;tood from the farm to the table trtSo when energy costs go up, 6awHnees go up "Yoc h said until last year . sive revioion of the Food and Drag AH, he s a.u Iv will take time, effort and money, but will result in a safe food supply Koch said hat of every dollar spent in the grocery store, the farmer gets 38 cents and 32 cents is for labor (at the processing wholesale and retail levels) If the Teamsters Union m New York gets what it has asked for a 24 percent increase m wages fer the next thiee years you can expect food prices to increase, Koch warned The rest ef the food dollar 30 cents is for transportation, five cents , taxes, four cents, rent two cents; utilities, four cents, advertising, two cents, packaging, seven cents, depreciation, two cents, repair, one cent, interest on debt, one cent, and profit after taxes, two cents Mr Koch fruit and v egetable canning in the home was considered But many kitchen slavery families are finding a need to return to the simple things of life Home canning has been bringing the family back together as they work in the kiti hen He said Utah consumers are getting a lot more canning lids than some other areas of the nation Wholesalers are lucky here heenuve he were farsighted enough to order as much as they could Grocers have advised cusa w aitmg list tomers to get One consumer called tne Deseret News to say that she recently received three dozen lids after getting on a list but n-t- he Fountain is a watery 'planet' unusual fountain which Creates a glistening sphere of water will be dedusted Wednesday night at the Hansen planetarium, 15 S State St An The fountain, located in front s of the planetarium building, is gift from Obert C Tanner, a and Salt Lake businessman la if ofessor emeritus planetarium fountain features an array of metal stems which produce a spray of water in the shape of a globe looking much like a watery planet Dr Mark Littmann, plaiietanum director, said the The philosophy at the University of Utah of Attending the dedication rites at 7 .10 p m will be Dr and Mrs Tanner, Mayor Conrad B Harrison, and the planetarium board of directors They will ako attend the planetariums Mar show, The Last Question, at 8 p m r fountain, a State Street, is illuminated colored lights at night traffic-stoppe- rI am ,ni 1 n iniuKi Satisfaction Guaranteed Replacement or Muitey Refunded SAVE 20-4- 5 ON FAMOUS BRAND q t 'A -- PROJECTORS Kodak 750 H jprf List Kodak List f w4m f3 5 lens Sale 154.50 760 H w4m M07 f3 5 lens 125 104 Sale 189.50 Kodak Pocket Carousel 4 200 Sale List 1391 Kodak Pocket Coi ousel List - 100 79.50 6340 Sale BELL & HOWELL SLIDE CUBE QA 1564Z - Pual 8 or movie projector Ur ndMr$ Devid H 350 S bov PICP Ur And Mrs Henry G , E Way Sendv WOODS, Mr end Mrs Enerson Aye eiri ROSEY, Mr end M s Swiftar Dr , Sendy 10242 Z Lvnont, 1652 Sieuteft 87S IPYrCft, Box St rm. Mi rn,oov Tirrothy 284 eertintuei, h u tl J t &eaeiee8tM6firsi tamawaawmtem Kbdlk IwRtr r4rfr-fs- a pack! icntn eetflt $1057 I Q 22,37 g. hutf a AutO'T'jt n ectror c t osc ups to 3 f f 2 7 lens tor acttWdm IndudM hand, pocket camera, f!al extender, self powered magirubei ! f "e clip-ocarry case with strap ' LIMIT t ght sg 0 Jaf outfit pft customer Lake Kalhryn 22 Murray GREENHOUSE Mark A , A ul Daily h JO both BuUnfinji Joven Catherine J 2a both Saif Lake J, Coniine 21 , . 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HOFFME1STER JOHNSTON Brett L. 21 Grantsville Linda K , 2$ Dugway DUMAS'EVANS Bar ClfiySon D bara L W boh Sandy PETTINGILL PARKER Dal as K, 20 Jeanne 18 both Sandy BARBER LARDIN Jirr A 27 Sara ee K 28 both Saif L eke HiLDT FAIRBANKS Ted 2C Garden City; Shauna L , 19, Salt Lake 22 Sherri KAPPUS Baxter? Kurt L . 20 both Sa't ake R HAMPTOtJ 26 Michael JONES L 21 both Salt Lake CAMPOS RODRIGUEZ Abei P , 33 Irma L 37 both Salt Lake 9 BISHOP FELDMAN Kerry ft Taylorsville Judy R . 19 Herrirran DRISCOLL SLAIN Allen D ?8 Julie If both Sait L3' ALEXANDER THACKABERRY John P 46 Judy S 33 bom Salt Lake FORD FLICK GaryJ,27 Springvll e 1, E, University Hospital Mr and Mrs Lawrence S 105 6 no 1, girl JENSEN, Mr end Mrs Steve 160 First Ave apt girt MARTINEZ, 43 R janice 29 Provo 27 David A Nancy B 24 both Salt Lake 24 William Jean G 23 both Salt Lake HOGGARO-WEAVEKenneth D 21 Midvale Jan 19 Kavsvilie VAREl A STAUFENSEIL Javier 29 $a t Lake Br gitte E 26 Murrav SODERBORG-TOONDavid S 22 Provo Marianne 20 Bountiful TOWNSEND AZCUENAGA Richard 27 T West Clinton, Sharon L, fiounrtful 26 vENSCN GORDON Robert W Linda 25 both Salt take OOUGLASS-OGOE- J, The trek, birth of a nation Hnnrtrpdv nf thousands, of immigrants who came to Amenca to better their politi cal, economic, social or religious status m turn left their imprint on the American ideal " ' Lake vwrry L 19 NORRIS SCOTT K 18 both Sandy Scott C 19 Salt Midvale Tad S, 20 Shawna Cruo Dav d L HASLAM ALLRED Cnanene 18 both Tacoma Wash HANSEN MORTON Steven L 23 22 Syracuse Mary J , 21 Murray ai EY WOLcLY Ma'er T ?9 Pau a J 22 both Sa t Lake FOWLER MATSON Terry L Murray i Barbara J 21 Sait Lake STEPHENSON NEWMAN James R r Lake, Deburan r . iC Midvale HFINSFRGFR NORMAN Donald 17 Magna 20 Hiber SherrteL of H David T 23 Martorie 22 both Sait take CUFF MITCHELL Dwight Cheryl 17 bohSabLake G 19 MEANOS-MONSO- Ronald SANDSTROM HOOD Carol M if both Sait Lake BARKER BRAY Dae K, Lake Sarah L 21 L 24 19 Salt Murray 21 E David MITCHELL REAMs Sandy Diane E 20 Midvale B'VLATTER Johns 22 Linda K 23 boh sa t Lake MARCHUT CAMPANILF Michael J 22 Karen E 15 both Fresno Ca t BATH BLACKBURN Gary W , 19 Mdvale Dana R 17 Kearns HAWTHORNE ROMNEY Marvin H 28 jerri A 19 both Salt Lake Rick J 21 SharHee ALLEN UTLEY 20 both Granger Dean P ?7 LEVORSEN SORENSON Murray Glenna 19 Saitlak 35 PACE KOERNER Karl I 23 both Sait i ake 24 S R ck CRUMP ERICKSON Debra L 22 both Salt Lake and parallels the Courses by Newspaper senes being piesentcd each Tuesday in the Deseret News Latter-da- 23 PALMERWINGET Joei O 28 Lmda 25 both Sait i ake SHURTZ GFRE John D 30 Phiiade Maoeein 22 Seattle Wash pnia Mis ROTHSTEIN FINK Richard D 22 Van Nuy, Cat f , Brsrda K 7? Littleton philosophy, Westminster College, were panel members The weekly series is based on the themes of the American Issues of 8 L can is a melding of all the elements that came into the country with its immigrants Cosponsors are Kl'ED and KB YU educational television stations Dr Anita Baker, assistant professor of history , University uf Utah, and Dale Johnston, Christ 59 fy.tnMir'-aWR 'GHT STEADMAN Charley Kearns Lanelt K 8 West Jordan HAROING-GRAHA- The Great Mig assistant professor M MORGAN WOOD Burton $5 Scottsdale Art , Mary E , 57 Phoenix Arit rations, panelists on the seret News sponsored American Issues Forum television program Tuesday evening agreed that whatever is Ameri- Forum Mark W i Inton oaho Mari F , 25 Keen WILSON 8EMIS Lynn W 23 Center ville Kathleen O 21 Bountiful SEVEYFURiONG Jim F 19 Kim mcwE,iORSt wiiLARD 2 VALDIV.ESO SNEFFIELO Arthur Provo Jana S , 19 Sait Lake 19 Paul N BENNER LUING Granger Debra A 21 Murray K , 51 William SATHER EVANS Manna Debb e 58 Granger Dennis 23, J A0BAL LENOIS Sat if Granger La,e con WHITTAKER ROBINSON Gregory L 2) Deborah D 29 both Sait Lake VILlIARD-FURLowe IF 22 Caro-iv22 l R 31 both Maga Steven CAMLOTTSOREN Trudv J 17 both Sat Lake SPENSWOtF William 0,35 te 18 both Salt Lake Robert FOULGER BATY ud h A V both Sv Lake Robert CHIPMANSTOHL Laura M 20 bom Sa t Lake MALONE HAWKER Jonn in American Fcrk 26 Tooee W, 18 Janwt B, 30 J 22 C, 25 N. Wimtner Alida D. Jacobs derma Stnkwerda Doris Alfrec Married James Tnomas Barnes Mav 5 156 Sait Lake uitfmnied City n the Salt Lake LD Terrpie He died March 22, Carpenter Served two LDS stake missions, priest Survivors E'wocd N , wife, KTi, djuarte'S Kearns DaVon K . Granger, Mrs Provo, Mrs j.jhn fTwna) Prior Daniel (LuDean) Boi Murrcv, Mrs Wendell (Lorraine) Seegmiller, Grand Canyon, Aril t Mrs Earl (ftavma) Whittle, Mrs Maurice (Varna Lee) Burton, both Salt Lake City stepson, Basil L Keel, ftandlefl, Uinah Coun34 32 grandchdrn great ty grandchildren, brother, sisters. Acel F Witnmer, Logan EHa Strlngham, Eva Beiw;,, Mih Salt Lake City, Mabe Wimmer American Fork Funeral Friday 10 a m in the Canyon 6th LDS Ward chape! 934 Frame" Ave Friends cell 34 E hh and at the South Thursday ward chapel Friday hour before s er vice Bunal, Neola City Cemetery ,97 Survivors son daughter, Fred D, Mrs Scott (Vickie) ronins both Salt Like C tv two grandchildren b'oher, Klaas Di'k Doris, Sal4 Lake C ity . Funeral Saturday noon, 260 E South Friday 6 8 TeitJe where friends call Burial Sait t m hour before services Lake Civ Cemetery Norma H. Watkins Horn Norma Hagen Watkins 75, 1260 E 6th South died Seot M, 1975 m a Sa t Lake EAST CARBON CITY, Carbon County Koy w.mam Sherwood Sr , died Sept IS m a Carbon 1975 County hospital of a short Mines 41 ' 5 1914 in Rock Springs Wvo , to University Mother s Club Survivors bus band son, daugh rer, Mrs WIIMam M (Gloria) Har nson Fullerton, Calif Dennis A Bangor, Marne, five skiers Henrietta grandchildren Hagen Hollywood Calif Mrs Helen F legal, Mrs Dorothy Parker, both Sa't Lake City Funeral Friday 10 am, 255 2nd East where friends call hour before services Bunai Mt Olivet Cemetery lam and W Zeipha Hayes Mar bherwood ried Helen Gunderson, Aug 19 1940 in SaH Lake City soiatnnlzed Manti Tempie Coal miner; Kaiser Steel emp- loye UMWA Member, wife sen, daughters, Survivors Roy W Sherwood Jr Newark Cant Mrs Ron (Maxine) Ratliff Freemont , Calif , Mrs. Chad (Betty Jo; Morten sen Spokane; six brother, sister, Robert A Sherwood, Rock Springs Mrs Charles E Grosso Carlsbad, N Mex 11 F unera Frida am at the 1st .DS Wrd tftfipe1 Friends call at Fausett mortua'v Price alt dav Thursday ard at the ward chapel Friday, one hour before service Max K. Vera Frey Beason coitribjhonstotheSf al Church Organ uund - DURHAM Funeral services tor Mary Ellen Nehe Meriden Durhem wilt be held Friday 12 no c m the 3 at Werd Cheewi, tmEeb So 1140 Frwndft ceil Et SoufR Tempte Ljrkift Mortuery, H0 Thursday 6 to p.m, pnd Fneey t the Wrd one mur prior kxef'vire Interment City Cemetery Future! otrec Set Le LAHun AYrruary - Groreside sere ice for ICAfOM Vr Frey Boawrt w. be heM Friday 10 am at the Aulwresf Memorial Pare f the Ogrem Utah Friend may ceil Lerkm Mortuary, 260 Ewt South Tempi Wedrmaav and Thursday 4 fo I pm ervce will be bed Friday ij Memorial noo at ihe Paul Episcopal Churm U Ftirerai director 261 Sourb 9th HBteBGffhsarasre Waiter be Oakaacn will held Sterling Friday 12 Noon at the Deseret Mortuary 36 East 7th South where friends may can Thursday 44 m and Friday prior to service. Interment. Sett Lake City Cemetery with graveside military rite by the American Legion, Bonneville Post Furyal directors Oesaref Marker WARD Funeral services for Clyde Qstermann Ward wilt to held Thursday 1 pm Mt the Lerfcm Mortuary. 20 East South Temple mends mav call at the Mortuary Thursday one hour prior to service interment Murray City Cemet ery Funer at director Larkm Mortuary HARWOOO Griveitf services M Robyn Gay Harwood wii be bald Thursnoon 2 at the Vahev View Memorial day Park Friends mav call at 1525 West 2700 South Magna Wednesday 74 P M Funeral d rectors. Pee) Funeral Home - Funeral service for Dee BARKER Sdrker wii te hed Thursday oouo ar kw. Mortuary 212 So State where may cal! Wednesday 6 to 8 p m and Thursday one hour prior to services Interment Elystan Burial Gardens Fun era! directors Colonial Moituare Funeral servires for LEFEVRE lean E Beckstesj LeFevre wit1 be held Thursday 1pm in he 3fh Ware Chaoel 140 South 9m East Interment Memoria Gardens ef the Vaiiev Friends may cai a? tne Deseret Mortuary 36 Easf 7th South oi Wednesday 6 to 8 o m and at the Ward on Thursday one hour pricy o service director ppsei-eMortuary Colonial tends IPSEN Funeret services orCarolme zabeth 3aker Atwood Atigire Ipsen wn! in me Sunset be heid Thursday 2358 East 13h Lawn Memorial Chapel Lake Ctv Friend may call at South Salt the mortuary Wednesday 7 and one hour prior to service Thursday Interment Sunset Lawn Memorial Park Funerei directors Berg Sunset Lawn Mortuai y Ham 9pm JACKSON Funera ervice for Edward David Jackson will be hed m at 10 a the Deseret Mortuary Friday 36 East 7th South where friends mav call Thursday 6 to 8 p m and Friday prior to service interment Murray Cemetery oe rn'itar w th nte by the American Legion, Bonnevil'e Post Fun Deseret eral directors Mortuary WATKINS Funeral services for Norma Hagen Watkins will beheld Friday at 10 a m in the Russon Brothers Mortuary Chapel 25S South 2nd East where friends mav cal' ure frwr prior to service Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery Funeral directors Russon Brothers Mor tuarv Heriit BROWN FLORAL CO. FREE DELIVERY ttw FfrmT In Fkwn "Aky 364-554- 4 5th So. loth Wwt MILLER'S & ELLISON'S Saif Lato't flnajf f tori it For ttv wno want aomottflng wclaily nict. 484-432- 8 31S3 EAST 2100 SOUTH MILDRED'S FLOWERS Melvin Bryan - 486-726- OGDEN Melvin Bryan 74 Ogden, 16 diea Seo 1975, m an Ogden hospital of natural causes Born Feb 11 1901 Ferron Fmery County !n Will 3m Wyatt and Saiah Wortnen Bryan Married B anche E PU5Epcop Behunm May 24 1921 Castle Dale later solemnized Manti LOS Temple Forme1 postmaster of Ferron Farmer employe for Railway Mall Service Insurance agent Beneficial Lite Insurance Co Retired employe LeRoy F. haef OGDEN LeRoy Franklin Naef 71 Ogden, died Sept is, 1975 at home of cancer Born July 12, 1904 Mt Piaarf Sanpete County to Jacob and Marie Vosseler Naef Married Bessie Painter December 1W8 Eureka Juab Coun ty Divorced. Married Agnes Hamblin 1955, Las Vegas Nev Retired Jan warehouseman, Defense Depot Ogden Former employe Hill AFB Had mined m Eureka and worked in Tmtic Mercantile there Member Elk Lodge 71 Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 2472 Member LDS Churrh Survivors wife, sons, daugtnr Fvan N Doit R , North Ogden, Bountiful. Mr Jack (Lois) Orr Las Vegas Nev , three grandchildren sisters Mrs Flora Frank Mrs Vera Milne both Salt Lake City Funeral Thursday 1 p m Lindauis and Sons Cdomai Chapel, where friends call Wednesday 6 8pm hour before service Bunai Ogden Civ Cemetery B. Johansen Max K RAFAEL Calif Johansen, 59 San Rafael former Mt of Pleasant resident Utah, died Sent 15 1975 at home of a heart attack Born Feb 23 1916 Mt Pleasant to Wilford and Emma Moss Jen an sen Married Dorothy Jensen Oct 4 1917 Nohi Employe Tamaipau Retirement Home Member Independent Order of Foresters Member LDS whurch Survivors wife brothers sisters Phil Kamas, Summit County Dean N , Mrs Dick (Etfoma) Burns both Ml Pleasant Mrs Martm (MaUe) m Tie Lafayerte Calif , Mr Donald (Donna) Mc$tane Houston Tex Mrs Max (Shirtie) Draper Moroni, Sanpete County Mrs. Ooi V cxers Liearheid Memor a serving Wednesday in Ca'irernia Funerei Mt P easant 2nd 11 30 LDS Ward Saturday am Friends cai! Funeral Home Mt Pleasant Friday 7 9pm hour betore service Saturday Burial Mt PlSHWM SAN Vera Frey Beason 80 1308 4th Ave , died bear U, '975 m Pasadena Calif following a long Mines 1895 in Iowa to Born Ma LMMedeM i d Ha U i MiLlKSney Frey Married to Thomas Beason , 1917, m Ogden, he ded 1949 Music teacher in Salt Lake ity for 50 years Past presioent National Fader a on of Muse Ctubs Member, Music Teachers Association of Utah Mu ehi FosMen Member Epis ccoahan survivors stepbrothers, stepss fer Louis K Falck Salt Lake City Mrs Clinton F (Ruth) Banbury Taylor both Pasadena Margaret CaM ; Mrs. C A (Katherine) Robert son Berkeley Calif Graveside services Friday 10 a m Auhorest .Memorial Park Ogden Memorial service Friday noon at St Paul s Episcopal Church 241 9th Eaf Salt Lel-City Friends cal 260 E Socth Temple Wednesday and Thurs The (ami y &uSeS 6 8 p rr Dean nursing home after a long illness 5, Born Oct 1SY9 alt Lake and to Olat & City Aurora Bowman Married & Hagen Arth if L Wak ns Nov 8 1923 Far mington Member Roy W. Sherwood Sr. June Bames Margaretha Dorn Sarnes W. 15 193 Aye, died S 19S id I Si Lake hospital nf cancer Born f ay 5. t9H, Groningen, Holland to S er Derk and Hen Aiida March Ver nai soiemnized Salt Lake Temple Born funtwals ty 109 Emma H.H AFB, 1967 Survivor wif son daughters Meivin W Renton, Wash , Mrs James H (Adele) Lewis, ugden Mrs H T (Ruth Ann) Wilder Macon Ga Mrs Joe L (I ou e) Sampson Richfield 15 gi andchildren; 11 great grandchildren Funeral Friday 11 am Larkin Chapel o the Dawn where friends call Thursday 7 9 pm Bur.al Ferron Cemetery Herbert de M. Hagen svices 1210 for Heroert M Hagen 80 Sherman Are who d,ed Sept 14 195 in a Salt Lake hospital of causes mortem to age will be Wednesday to a m m the Sate Lake Crty Cemetery Survivors "agon Mrs A Mrs Earl Ellis (Marqaret) City Hnrietta Calif Orton Dean B Orton 73 Pdrowart, died Sept 16, 1975, in a Beaver hospital Born Sept 5 5902 Perownn to John and Sarah Elizabeth Bank Bentley Married Lorin S Orton July 26 1923 later solemnized St Pengurtch Gorge LDS Temple He died Ju'y 2 PAROWAN Edward Frtswxri 11th South sisters L Jeannette (Norma) Watkins Parker Mrs at! S.t Lake Hagen Hot.ywood D. Jackson DMd Jackin 69 dedSept 15 1Y75 552 in a Sait Lake hospital after a long illness Bom Dec 15 1905 Parkersburg W Va , to George L- -. aftu Cw Gault Jackson Marrifd Mildred C Anderson June 25 1949, Elko. Nev Retired garnet! mtalir and operator Forrrier employe Slover Bedding and Manufacturing Co Veteran WW H Survvors brother vrsit Glenwood Omaha Neb Funeral Friday 10 am J6 c ?Th 3vul ymre friends call Ttwrsday pm before service Bure Murray C ity Cernetecy Brvce B Survivors son daughter Provo Mrs Byron (Sareh) Black Beaver Mrs Mack (Jetta) Ashworth Murray, Mrs Jay (JerroGn) Whlden Canente, Nev Mrs Brent (LoRen Lovell, P'easanton, Calif , 15 gr andcbi idr e n , 12 4a xkhmJron Funeral Friday I om Parowan LDS Ward Chaoel where friends cal hour Before service Burial Parowar City Cemetery great 1522 7 legal E. 33rd So. Notices NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sea ed bids will be received by the Board of Ejcp 0" Z the L,x Z de County School District at it office County Courthouse Brigham City Utah oo to 8 00 P M Wednesday September 24 1975 for the furnishing of all labor material transportation and services by Mechanical Contrac tors for the Box Elder Junior High School Boner Addition Bid wil be publicly opened and read at the Box Eider County School pffice Counfv ft Courthouse Brigham City Utah at 00 P M . Wednesday September 24 1975 A certified or cashier s check or bid bond of not less than five pert en of the amount of the hid drawn payable to the order of the Board of E duration of Box Elder County School D strict shah accompany the bid This chcK or bid bond of tfc accepted b dder shall be forfeited ir case he tails or refuses to entgr into the Contract or furnish the 100 Pertor marve and 100 Material and Labor Payment Bond as required by the (5) Gvnr The Owner reserves the right to award more thgn one Contract on the subject The suc.essful bidder ($t to be known as the General Contractor s) shall have responsibility fororooer execution of an work contracted by him instructions and specifications artd Proposal blank will be on fne in the ortier of Fdwards and Daniels and Associates Architects 525 East Third South Sait Lake City Utah after Septembers 1975 where they may be onsultlur secured for thepurnnceof bidding A deposit of St 5 will be required to4 guarantee return of said speof ca hoos Said deposit wtU be refuneed provided th specifications are returned ( the Arch tect m goud order' within ten days fnhowing receip' of proposal These requirements will be 4 wa yed (or current members of A G C tAsociifed General Contractor) The School Board reserves the right o accept any or to reiecf any or all prjuosai or waive any informally m a Dsted September J 1975 Bv Rso u on of Box Eider County School District (B8) WEATHER y Saints, Johnston noted It was the lure of space and available land tnai brought many people to America Today that attraction is no longer available, he said, ad ding that he expects to see a more at ft nger.t immigration policy adopted by the United States The right to be different mams the crux of being an American, Dr Baker said The challenge is to maintain a political sstem which allows for these differences while maintaining personal freedoms a very tenuous slate and difficult to achieve, she admitted The panelists touched on the role of schools m promoting the assimilation of the different elements m American society In fact, Johnston pointed out. they may have been too (av) ir 19 ,a LOS Chore -Stirvtworj son.. iaosWwt. JJ KtiKSr Vtuabn, fAKtaei Iv, sli Sana, oarenf. SaltljOcatify. . . Ca'v- -t bretfMr. Bern Ptwanlx Arte . Jovos W Sraen, Crana, 8Hi Mrs Kwt Ctwwnne, Wro , Mr Snirtty June N Carson BeacS Ciy Funeral Friday noon MEW" Zelia Keel, I? 1919, 21 , i sn WW Member Leonard Wim mer Married h gh j Jv Waiter Newport Wimmer 7?, 7, i?r3 3 Him man, JHiu Sew home of cause incident to age Bom March 30, 1898. m Hunting-ton- , Emery Counwilliam W tv, and jj Vefe- - Scfwet Mam&or LDS Church 5sffvtvort MttHt, Sndhrt, ten. Tony. Lenny Kttey. Pamela, at! Plato Cttyi dtrandaawits. tnw C Owen. OtKMtn. Mr and Mr. Mac, Mn. inec teafhema, a,t Mettherme. NewOrteant. La call Lindquist and Sons Frianot Martu ary, Ogden, Wednesday betore m service Tt..,v.v o , hour at ward ctsanet !. to wavne and) Agnes Fetersoni Married Eveiyn Mavher, dtvorced. Repair f1- innt,ry Bom Jen 3k 1922 Soring City, J Sanoeie Ccuntf man i mechanic t, wmste CtMnkv far Julia Lynn - C Y. oh am, 15. 195, In a true aoctiXn wilt br Thuray t p m , Plan City Vd LOS wird Chant Born May 24. Itta. OaMn. to Autry Lou Dton Mahsama A and Ons L '. iiwts. ' Sr the sat meda n CITY, PIAIH funrl irvcn tasmem i Forecast (or Wednesday, Thursday Sept. SALT LAKE CITY AND VICINITY Partly cloudy thru Thursday with chance of thundershowers this and evening Htm.s in lowct Sis Imf-i- y and near 70 Thursday Lows near 50 UTAH Partly cloudy In the north wlh chance of this afternoon and evening Highs thundershowers today 75 to (15 with tows 65 to 75 Risk of locally heavy in The south Highs today in 60s and showers today Thursday in 70s Lows tonight in 50 S E IDAHO Turning cooler and windy through Thursday wllh chance of showers Highs mid 60s to mid 70s. lows 35 to 45 S W IDAHO Turning cooler with chance of scattered showeis Highs in 70s ana tows tonight mid 30s to mid 40s FIVE-DACool and dry Friday and FORECASE Fair and a little warmer Sunday High Saturday mostly 70s to mid 70's warming to tow 60s bv Sunday Miscellaneous Weather Data rRECIPITAIGN Since Snpt 1, 1975, 08, minus 37 suite Oct I, 1974 17 54 above normal, 2 72 plus COMPARATIVE TEMPERATAURFS Salt Lake city Tuesday, high 85, Low 60, mean 73, normal 5 e A year ao high 81, kw 48 high for month 98, an time low 27 7 SUN sunset 7 32 pm 11am SunrlseThursday S 30 Temperatures tor the 24 hour period end-na m WuCtoesay NATIONAl WUtHH 3000 mvici 1 afterri fOMCAST la WV7 7tSJ n - J 3onn I . Tr .M r ry a- -, IOTOC4S! It i possible for the popuia tiun to become too homogen ous, he said, leveling out difter-ence- s to the point that mdividu als lose identity The program will be repeated tonight at 9 p m on KBVT, channel 11 J Downtown Ann both Sait Lake HENDERSON EDWARDS Theodore 71 Darlene 8 56 both Salt Lake EREKSON ST AMOS Dan B , 25, Salt R a Kedeli bstsmatic 3 pocket (emtre outfit 30 Diamond weiev w, galloway 21 27 Jems RedondoAve qri LUND, Mr and Mrs Jerry D , 29 iJ LDS Hospit! BROUSSARD Mr xnij Mrs ScOTt L, 3341 W Sunny&rook g.rl S Chane Mr arid Mr STRANGS Crimean Utah gtri EMMETT, Mr and Mrs Ray, 151 N West Temple fltrl V CARDALL, Mi and Mrs 6M eorM Dr WKt Jnntn oirl CHJSCH Mr atklMrs Earnest 3378$ E no 2 9586 S OTTLEV, Mr and Mrs Kent 1040 F Sandy girt Mf NICHOLSON and Mrs Otrisfain H , 2831 S 700 F JENKINS, Mr and Mrs Clarence Amor Ave West Jordan oirl FITZJARRSLL, Mr and Mrs David 27)6 S 500 girt POWEU Mr and Mrs Lerry, 2490 S 900 E no 3, dirt CLAR', Mr and Mrs Mark Howard Canterv.Ue 9f1 MANO, Mr and Mrs. Richard 1969 orl S WOODBURY DALTON David W , 24 Sal f Lake K fbieefl 23 Mur &, KATbANEVAS KARDARA David A , 21 Sa t L ake Peri 21 Provo O 27 Micbael LARSbN FRENCH Laura A 21 both Sal Lake SPENCE Maik H 26 Beve 26 bom Safi Lake OGDEN BRiGGs Erevan A, 17, West Jordan Cheryl A 16 Riverton Marks Hesmtef Mr end Mrs Jose 22t HERNANDEZ E 9ir! JOHNSON, Mr and Mrs Ohm. 405 Suoa'St Midvale NEFF, Dr end Mrs Lane R , J93 7rov Way gin srl James R , Provo HOieROUK-CANNO- Sa't Lake Constance Walter ?5, Summit County of causes pending by investigation OBITUARIES Marriage licenses Sait Lake County 0r Seutn Devts Hese$tei Mr enJ Mr PRIHCTE W 1050 N Bountiful Srf Jesus a , 2375 Europe to come to America Sometimes their economic status Was not much relieved, Dr Baker said The 19th century semh for I topia included the migration eftwdrd of The Church of Convert! frotr 8 to Super 8 of flip of swrtcf Complete wirh zoom lerj, automatic threading, rewinding plus nany, mony more feature for home mo es Ail the famojs GAF qiohty Save r' Os'Y economically deprived rv Wv M" end Mrs Reeda 173711th N1EL50H, Ave oov Dr Baker, herself an immigrant from Denmark, noted that while many people came to America because of attract'on to the ideals of personal freedom and opportunity', there were many others who were escaping intolerable conditions in Europe Often, it was the most radical element that came here Because of population booms in Europe, those countries mav have been glad to see them go and the indenture system made it possible for many of the PROJECTORS - T urKi tv . Mrsae sy Jev SI, W1 enefer. "ear In these days of crowded court calendars with bdiwiog of cases, the name of the Utah Supreme Court is conspicuously absent. Court Clerk Allen E. Meoham reported today that as fhe court begins us September calendar, ail tuies have been heafu auu an opinion written on each Way Sarvfy boy OARGAR, Mr And Mr. Joseph U, $575 $t boy 4339 W DEXTER, Mr nd Mr 49fc S Kearns, Dev EDiGEft, Mr and Mr. Verts R. 4129 Memory Ln bov FOLK-MAMr Mr. Chri$tfhr E 2987 w 7)48 S West Iordan ir Mr LUJAN and Mrv Robert, 1)9 $ 2TG6 W , West Jordan, bov MCMILLAN, Mr and Mr Randy 4149 VpnonOr boy NESTE IPKE, Mr and Mr Denny W U36f oowvetAva boy Mr Paul, 1412 FYPER, Mr RootevcFt Ave boy REICH, Mr and Mr Adciph, 4M5 Mt Esidv Dr , Murray De- Carousel H and Pocket Projectors B 16OH ARBOM He$ettei Mr end Considering KODAK rr t. vV on by C'ou i f ?osd, 2' 5 $freiTivicw Or Sncfy boy CGWKLE, Mr Md Mr. Gres, 7H E HhCLXEYy Mr end Mrs Lyn & WeMwri e tiler bov PSEce Mr end Mrs Wayne Owen 32 8 5 41 W , Grensef boy feSCXS Mr and Mrs Gerdnn Oan 3292 Wsv, Greneer eirl Metv It is a major piece of a mas consumer legislation he i i all fcoch praised the effuils of m Sen. Frank E Moss, sponsoring the Consumer Food Act of 1973, making it mandatory that every food processing plant have a surveillance syst jm Moss studied a NASA research system which could be applied to the food industry, Koch said pioduiu births Oaksaon W. Walter Oekaean, Stsrlf Cons tution Df dwd Seat has no backlog Ctflmiwf Hc&Ktas CLAYTON Mr Vtsy wet program Jpod-for-fu- ei sre Local Sterling Top Utah court VITAL STATISTICS f C A I b |