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Show T3 68 DEStfceT NEWS.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. 1975 WEATHER Hamming up citizen hand Go Utcilv, - ?- Breaker. smokey reports. The Utah Highway Patrol does not mind smokey re- - - r. rmrf son. it Foxy Lady. hotMy, Cowboy. Let's find a clean one. Ill r. meet you on Citizens band radio (CB) is one of the fastest growing hobbies in Sait Lake and across the country. In fact, that is the problem. "This ' ' i v.; one-fou- Truckers, traveling salesmen and teen-ager- s, housewives use the inexpeny radios. They sive visit, flirt, spot police on the , highways and report acci-dents Some even use CB for lits original purpose business and necessary personal communication. x But for most people it is a fascinating hobby, a replacement for the telephone, de- spite the fact that hobby use is against the law. - CB is not to be confused with its more sophisticated and expensive big brother," amateur (ham) radio, which is authorised for hobby use. Hobby CBers have driven the original business users off the frequencies to the more expensive (and more private) commercial radio, said Bob Powell, owner of a Sait Lake radio shop. According to Federal Com-- ! cLtja two-wa- f f j S j a munications Commission (FCC) estimates, over two million CBers across the j ? ? 3 I - country share the 23 citizens band channels, and 175,000 more apply for licenses each month. An estimated 800,000 use the radios without the required license. It is hard to guess the number of CB users in the Salt Lake Valley. The radios have passed stereo tape decks and tires as the items most often stolen from ears, according to Salt Lake County Sheriffs Detective Harvey Heed, who works on auto theft cases. Local radio distributors are hard put to keep units in stock. Salt Lakers are just becoming aware of CB, said Darrel Stephens, local radio shop manager Cant keep up with it already." CBs problem is that m many places, including Salt Lake, it sounds like garbage. The bends are cramntzd full and several people use high power amplifiers to run too much power, said Doug Barton, consulting radio engineer and a former CBer. The FCC has the responsibility, but not the manpower, to police citizen band radio. We rto dont have the people give it the attention it needs, said W.D. George, engineer m charge of the FCC district office in Denver. The engineers at the 24 district offices do as much enforcement as they can, and four regional special enforcement teams of six men each handle problem areas. The FCC is expected to admit at least partial defeat this far in Its fight against hobby use. Were bucking a tide there that we ii never beat, said John Small, regulatory assistant, FCC safety and special radio services bureau. Now Citizens band radio drawing by Arlene Braitewelfe a popular hobby. Mrs. Tennessee Ith, Despite CBs drawbacks, it is often very useful. Most truckers swear by it. I would feel lost without it said Saint Nick a lease trucker from Seattle. Almost every CBer can tell stories of accidents and other emergencies in which relay CB was used to life- - or propertysaving messages. Powell, a former tracker, was hauling a load of frozen food from Salt Lake City to Daytoa one day when he got a call from Florida, telling him to call dispatch. He did, and found out his refrigerator truck was set at the wrong temperature. The food would have thawed before his next another CBer, got a call from Florida one winter day that a Salt Lake man and his family d on a road were near Heber. The man had a CB outfit in his car and was sending out calls for help. The next relayed message Mrs. Ith got was from North Carolina. She called some Provo CBers, who called some Heber CBers, and the man and his family were rescued by 9 that night. They had a sick baby in the car and probably would have frozen if they had spent the night on the road. fuel stop. kind of high-centere- CB is helpful in state public safety Jck- com- another emergency. REACT Fredrick W. Speth BRIGHAM city 145 WHhPim Soeth, Valiev WmI Hospital WALL, Mr and Mrs Allan Lynn 44 Orfean Wav Granger, buy PESKY, ToM Reed, 5549 Redwood Rd , Taylorsville f'rt. HULL INGER, Mr. and Mrs. Jay I., W4 S Oaraa r , irf. LAUGHLfN, Mr and Mr. Michael, F , 44 S. 4960 W Hunter, girl fcwttt&avts Hospital PEARCE, Mr and Mrs Dean, 263 W 2600 apt a , Bountiful, girl MANN, Mr and Mrs. Tim, 275 E IOC diSv n a Sop?. 28, !?7$, Brloham City hospital of com plications follow n9 surgery Porn May 3. Hi 1900, S Bountiful, girl MORRIS, Mr and Mrs. Jim 1573 S Mam Bountiful girl SIMONSON, Mr and Mrs. Jerry, 345 E 9000 S , Sarwtv girl THOMPSON, Mr and Mrs Mark, 169 S 1000 , Layton, girl 218 Mr and Mrs OSAHAM, Cirkav Wav, No. Salt Lake girl BILLS, Mr and Mrs Ketry, 39 E , 200 N Farmington boy. BUSHMAN, Mr and Mrs Preston, 406 E 145 N , Bountiful bov BUTLER, Mr and Mrs David. 377 N 100 Bourtiful boy SMOOT, Mr and Mrs Paul, 4 7 S 3670 W Granger bov St Marks Hospital RANtER Mr and Mrs. Hock, Windsor girl BECKLE, Mr and Mrs. Caronna Dr girl FORSYTHE, Mr and Mrs Ocus'as ., S rt 1195 W James, 3632 Vanin 1968 Cross Hospital HUNTER, Mr and Mrs Wiiharn Holy girl OiGEY, Mr and M'S E bov Mr and Mrs DIA2, Whinurwnri Granger bov Khid Provo 3057 S 200 CDS Canny 4281 Mortal MOLLBROOK, Mr and Mrs Stephen V 500 h , girl TERRY, Mr and Mrs James, 4&W Wynaee Lane girl MY DERMAID, Mr and Mrs Thomas 2225 Redondo Av girl YOUNG, Mr end Mrs. G Allan, 9404 6 446 500 s sn BURGGN, Mr and Mrs. James H , Sanctord Dr , Murray girl Vr and Mrs. Ernest, BATE, Harrivwt Ave &'l JENSEN. Mr and Mrs Robert, Hazeihort Dr gtri. 5957 1651 9773 g -- GIlMORE, Mr and Mr Jerry, Provo, Utah bov HARLINE, Mr and Mrs. Norman. 1314 E University, boy STARKIE, Mr and Mrs Graham, 156 E 2T00 S bov ORENO, Mr and Mrs. Eugene, 2446 W 40j0S Granger boy HARRISON, Mr anoMrs Charles, 1341 NonwmlieCir , bov SATKI, Mr and Mrs kiniKml, 2171 S 200 W, bov Mr a id Mrs James, 606 B0URDEN. W5TVS Murray EVERETT, Mr at Mrs John 3382 S 620 W bny CAMPBELL Mr and Mrs Don, 1380 E 8T30 S Sandy bov WEBBER, Dr and Mrs Richard Rock Sprrss, Wvo boy ty f$ Collage Nuttoll, Jan 1920, m the Lake Farmer; raffish in Brigham RetaJ employe Osfcn General Army Depot home Active in lDS auxiliaries) teacher for many years Survivor, wnie, sons, daughters, InMervyn L, Logan, Geraid L dianapolis, Ind , Gayle S Jensen, Salt Lake Citw 11 9ra'V?'"hildrenj two sreatriirandchl'dren brothers, sisters, George Speth Jr , Cart Soetn, Arnold speth, Mrs Oscar (Louise) George, Mrs. Fred (EmHie) Frledli, ail Logon; Mis Frame (Lillie) Reader, BiacVfcot, Idaho; Owen A Speth. Providence, Cache County: Mrs Vernon (Marv) Lund, Roseville, Calif i Mrs. Red (Bertha) Jessop, Nibley, Cache Coumy, Mrs Harold (Augusta) Shaw, Ogden Funeral Wednesday lorn in the OKen-FeFuneral Chapel, 205 S 1st East, where friends call Tuesday 7 9 m p and Wednesday one hour before service Burial, Providence Cemetery to (Radio 1947 Cllv Elmer A. Oleson LAS VEGAS Elmer Arthur 68, died Sept 20, 1975, m a Las Vegan hospital W I Tyre Los DeLuse i Co, Salt Lake City, Ulan Charter president, Glaziers Union, Salt Lake City Former officer, I O O F , Murray. Utah. Survivors wife, daughter, Mrs V S (Shirley) Parker, Fair Oaks, Calif , two grandchildren, sister, Mrs John S (Bonnie) Bernard. Salt Lake City Graves'de service Wednesday J pm in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Salt Lake City The family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society WEST YARMOUTH, Mass Orpha May Smith Cotcord Shur!eff, 85, 2C Halcyon Dr., died Sept 20, 1975, in a Hyanms nursing home causes incident to age Bom March 27, le90, In Rtchford, Vt., to Herbert E and Fannie P Goff Smith. Married to Kenneth R Colcord, date unavailable, m Richfcrd, he died. Married to Howard F. Shurtieff, date unavailable. In Springfield, he died, 1967 Retired secretary for various flms; freelance writer, Soringtseld newspapers and various magazines Poetess Member, South Congregational Church of Springfield Survivors four grandchildren, including Utahns Mrs Sandra J Grayson, Centerville, David K Colcord, Sprlngvllie, Utah County; 14 James E. Turner - BOUNTIFUL Turner, 17, 91 James Edward S 600 EasL Bountiful, and 1 Survivors, Tues-- I day 1pm, Lind oo st's Bountiful f A, ortuary, where friends rail Monday Hpm, Tuesday hour tvfor services Burial, Bountful Memorul Park Carter J. Crofts KANAB Career Jay Crofts, 3 son o Jackson A and Jan njonth-oi- d Carol Winters Crofts Kanab, died at home Seat 20,1975 The caus of deetn will be determined bv the st3te medical examiner Born June 3, 1975 Kanab Sjry.wjrs patents, sister Cami Ann, Kanob grandparents Mr and Mrs Jack Crofts Mr ana Mrs John Wwnfrs, all Kanab Graveside services Monday 1pm, Kanab C ifv ( emetary. - Ehrateh LOGAN (Libbe) Vaugnan Nielson, 74, 250 E 8tr North, died Sect 21. 9s, m a Losn hosp.tai of a srreke Born June 79, 1VOL in Welkvllle Cache County, to Thomas and Emily Parkins Maughan Varr.ed o LaVon the Albert Nielson Dec 1, 19?2 972 Edu Logan temple, he died cated m Cache County senoos, Mr daupht-Strrtn3r8 SOn Jack G (Ruth) Ferry, Thomas A , Glen M, ail Logan, 12 grandchildren, f ,.tt oreat-grandc- Hester S. Ame? a aff lur dors Ames, 93, 3AI Reeo Ave , wno died in a Salt Lake rnrsmg home Seat 19 , 1975, after an will be Tuesday 9 am, X L ?h th wnere friends call Monday p m , Tuesday before Buriai and graesufe ser services vices Tesday 3 pm, Ucon Idaho, Cemetery Ste s survived by 7 sons, 4 daogh 75 ters. 39 grandchildren, greal grandchildren, IS and a half sister. Rd t, Reese Burlingame Calif , Mr Maughan gan Maighan, Tigard, Ore ; Weston. Maugnan, Franklin. Idaho. Reed P Meughen, Twin Falls, Idaho Ftmeral Wednesday noon in the Hall Mortuary Chaoel. where friends call Tnesoay 9 p m and one hour before service Bunai, Logan City Cemafery ' higher-yieldin- g further? Lntil recently, federal interest subsidy programs have eased mortgage rates for at least some middle-incombuyers. The most significant program, mandated by the Emergency Housing Act of 1374, enabled the federally-charterGovernment National Mort e gage Association (GNMA) to spend $15 5 billion, or enough to finance about a half million homes. issued commitments lo purchase the mortgages urn ton banks and savings associations The agency offered to pay market mterert rotes, even though the banks were allowed to charge buyers below-markrates of 7 5 to 8 5 percent. Over the years, federal appropriations will make up the difference between the two rates. GNMA After banks received GNM purchase commitments, they generally made agreements with builders to finance a certain number of the builders new rates. Some homes at the of those homes in Utah still arent completed or arc unsold. A buyer who can locate a builder still holding units carrying such commitments, said La Vern Nielsen of Western Mortgage Loan Co., can still get a 7.75, 8 or 8 5 percent mortgage. But few of those mortgages remain. below-mark- This year, both Congress and the Utah Lem.slature have authorized other mortgage aubvdy programs that could offer hope lor buy ers in the present high interest period But so far, the prog rams haven't been iiupJoV.cnted by federal and state administrations. The federal Emergency Housing Act instance, authorizes GNMA to purchase another $10 billion m mortgages. Banks selling the mortgages can charge home buyers 7 75 percent The measure made front page headlines a few months ago after President Ford ve'oed an earlier version and Congress uhiirately passed a compromise. Meanwhile, Gov. Calvin Hampton has taken step to launch the new Utah Housing Finance Agency established by the last Legislature. Earlier, Hampton appointed the agency's board of directors. Now the board is preparing to file a suit seeking a declaratory judgment from the Utah Supreme Court as to whether the legislation that created the agency is constitutional of 1975, for If the court upholds its legality, the agency can begin selling bonds which, because they arc will t, carry 1 t.Cw a below-mark- Lake from vort Peterson Jensen DIs Tucker W. 1975, pending the state ex- Saies clerk, Auer baths Graduate Kearns Hih School Church Survivors Elizabeth B. Andersen Ephriam and Elizabeth Ellen Per kins Barnett Married Laurence L AivJorsen March 18, 1909, Brigham City, Utah, solemnized in Logan IDS Temple Feb 13,1931 He died Feb 2, urn Member War Mothers, active in I OS Church Survivors sons daughter, Leon L Joseph N boih Chaths, Idaho, Loren O , Malad Citv. t Devon, Murtaueh, iJaho F LoOeM, Logan, Utah. M-Parker (Verna) R'chards, Pwateho, J0 Helga V. stste's, Frank M'S 7Ars Utah Mary Murray Johnson, Smithfield, Utah Mrs Charles ( Jessei Wivnt. Maiah City Funeral Vedfsday noor, Ma.ad Cltv 2nd LD Ward Chapei Frieoo -can I'neror hums, maiao City evening, Wednesday bfcr- - services Dur u, Ma'Sw1 City Cemetery Germany, to Gustave Wdheim and FTanziska Weiss Lucre Married goft KCilHJerS , ! y Pauline Maxwell Pauline Max veil, 80 371 E th Sxrtti died in a Suit Lake nursing c.n Sept 20, o Iv75 of causes age Bom June 17, 1895, Lcnore Hugh Redding NC Countv, 4 to and Charity Spar- row .Maxwell Seamstress tor Piano e0. pcayer Mer her LDS Church Survivor H ''I , and'1 ji e p It aw nieces Funeral W;d 'czd ., 2 m , 36 E 7th Stwth, where trends call hour before services Bunai aair Lake City Cemetery ci '&' Nephl S. Johnson LEWISTON Cache Countv Ne,h Johnson, 94, died Sep 20 1975, at the iKKne of a son or caus r. nciaem to age Bor n Feb 24, 1881, In Snowviitc, Box Eloer County, to Otto E and Anry jerisen jonnson Married Louisa Eg Dert in rhe Logan Tempie, she died jury 24, Wt Filled an lDS mission o Northwestern Stages. He)(d organize the Fdirvtew Pumping Company (an urigation company) Active m LDS auxiliaries; high priest Survivors Bons, daughters D' Ar-Ar z , Phoenix, Rouaid O , Cornish, Cache County, Me'vln G, Metdon Cache County Clyde L , Los Alton, Cant , Mrs JW (uxilie) Hughes, Salt Lake City, Mrs J D (Gwer.) Hodges, Logan Mrs HD (Mary Lou) Hendricks. Smithfield, 24 a n g ranch h dr e n sister brothers, Mrs Lu'u J Aidredge, California Harvey Sa.t Lake Ufv, Arnola John s?zn Logen Fuieral Wednesday noon m the Lewi.on -t ana 4h LDS Ward chapel Friends cad. Hall Mwtuary jn Lonan, Tuesday 7 30-- pm and at the ward chapei one hour before service Burial, Fairvlew, da o. Cemetery S. Claude F. Snyder AMERICAN FORK Claude American Fork, Fsjseti Snvder, died m Mont, cello ban Juar Cou.ity Sop? 20, 1975, of a heart abac July 26, 1904, Provo to John F and Rosetta Fausett Etta Phillips Jan 15, 1925, crovo, solomhlzed. Salt Lake I OS Temp-eForeman, Jtah Power and Light Co., 37 wars in LDS Church Survivor- - wife, son, Jonn Edwin, Murray; daughter, Mrs Fern San Clemente (Caudia jea CaM ; 0 7 grandchildren, sisfeMrs. Hat ley 3iKs) Short Paorva, Colo Fuoeral yyednmJav noon a Fork 8th lDS Ward Chapel Friend?, call Anderson a no Sons Fone Home, American Fork, Tisftay lo 3h 1 n am p m , Wediwsfry Burla1 American Lervtterv Fork City 521-35- 35 Funertsls FlsriiTs BROWN FLORAL CO, "Aiwys Roy 2. Beck Graveside services fur Rnv Zadock &k, e7, Lavton who Lake Sat i9. hospital 1975, of romphcation fohowtg dditia vill m tihunf'fuf Vemhral Park 2 pm "5?s Tdunfitui kiniun MiOrtuay Munoay 6 8 DELIVERY ti Finest" 364-554- lit rkftrar 4 5tt Sn. 19i Wssf & ELLISON'S Salt Lake's finest f'orlst. For hos wno want sonemloq espec'shy nice. MILliERrS 434-432- 3 EAbf 2M SOUTH MILDRED'S FLOWERS 71 S3 486-726- 1522 7 E. 33rd Sa legal Notices NOTICE TO CONTRACT OUS Seu,ed proposals win be BREWER Funeral services for Mavn Lee Brewer will be held Wedes day 17 noon, n the Highland Park South Intel ment Ward, 2i35 Douglas Street Wasatch Lawn Memorla1 Park Friends nV( Tc Deseret Mortuary, 36 bast Th ri 6 tf the m ward Wednesday, one hcjr prior to services Funrai oirvctors, Deseret Mcr ER5KINE Funeral services for Darn Erskmu, wil be heid Wednesday, 1pm, m the Hoi'sdav 14th Ward Chapel 4917 V'ewTror.t Sheet Fnenas may cal) Tues lay 6 to 8 p m , at CoHonwood Yortuary, 470 Highland Drive and Wednesday one hour prwr to services at the rhurrh Funeral directors, MacKav Cotton wood Mortuat MAXWELL Funeral services tor Patmne Manwell mother of Mrs H E i M inred) Llngwail, will be held vVednes day 2pm at the Deseret Voi tuary, 36 Fast 7th South whore friends may call Wednesday one hour prior to services ntcvment in the Sad LakeCity Cemetery pyrc-a- l diryrtors Doserat Mortuar NIELSON Funeral services for ames DeLons Nielson will be held Wedvsoay i? noon n the Mountain View 1st Wad rhapei, 1400 So !9tn East Ft inds may tall at the Larkin Mortuary, Ibii East Socfh Temple fmsday 6 to 8 pm, rtf Wndrdav at the yard one hotr prior to services Irterment, CoK)redo Fjneral directors, Larkin Mortuary OLESON Graves.ln services for Armur Oleson wi t eld Wed nesdav at 2 p m in the Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park Futura, directors Morhry F meral Mtvires for PETERSON Ro'ictta Peterson will to haul Wednesday 11 a m , m the Kearns 21st Ward 4270 W $740 South may call Tuesday 6 to 8 P m , at McDot,gai Funeral Home 43j0 So Redwood Road and Wednesday at the enurch one heur di w to services, inter merit Vane Viev Memorial Park Fwv erai d rectors. focDouy PuneraiHumj Frjds REiNCERS Funeral services for he held WednesHeiga V winders day. i0 a m , at th Deseret Meyary, 36 fcsst ?th South whre friends caJ one hour prior to senrics inemant Ssl Lake City Cemetery i directors. Dewet Mortuary Funei at services or Douglas RQTH E Rom wilt be e'd Wedr ev ay, ij noon, at Evans and Ear y 574 East 1st Soutn, wnere friends mav call p m , and W'MjnesJav one halt boar onnr tn services Friends washing may make contributions iq hie Shrtret s Hospital tor Crippled Cnudren interment, Wasatrn Lawn Memor ai Park Funeral directors Evans and Ea- iv Tjjay, TUCKER Gravetidti services tor Leslie Wayre Tucker wt! be held Tue 12 nwn, m the dev Lawr Memorial Park Friend it ay at he L5"V' ,Vkf twr y 26u asf With 1 pmp e Tuesdy, 10 to to 11 30 am Funeral a tremors, Waah ci r TUf?NER rv nos for Funeral Janvs Edward Turner wil oerondurtad Tuesday I p m in he Lindgi s Bourrt, tu Mortuatv, 72T North 400 Fast wners trends may cau Monday, I k8 p m , and Tuesday one hot. hm lu services burial n tto Bountui Mmorial Frk Fune rctorxLgixt Bhurifitjl Mr Hi ary AMfcS Punsraf services for Hester A w tos be held Tuesday Mort4' 36 Ptret .n.ermsm in Ucot? ronyjey m m the 9 East 7t om F. tends 3 5oth .vterv mev celt at t n Muudfiy m and Fgwr 4irKr Mort, ary " 'cyt ,r'Cra, f Tu.Ahfprl-.s Deserg towrvi, MtCKS 'J F ilwrat tnut.on Oorotf-- A,WJ,y- - M Eat Sirvic Micks Hrtjf a 5 trte 'Ml Sooth TniX,, tow vices tjrkln , " k (w Am, 11; Rom Fnwd, my Larkin luesuay Ho.jr prior ard Intcrnorn, a! the Circle,,, Mortuary W1 tn for Aren., e- -i Will t NMd Toovo,, f.j i n .n tn. tar, V.ori,arv Ctwool, J4 Eat 7 '""f ( Witre trimMs out, can ocr t, or to carvim AHsartt Lawn ai Park oiwra. arnijors, t.rk n worn j, , nf; r,lr Nwvct tor Roy Sa-- i; Tut. way I m nountiful Womy i Park, HJO West V th Fnecdt call if tee Soon Union WorWv, v No ar Wain Famriy remzestsrortr ani o Sh.mars- (.tutors- a bHonsto Mwotiat to rn ri diriKtors tul Union J reived at - urfe or The uTy Recorder Room 2X C'tv & County Bunding until 5 CO clock PV Wedopsddv. October tti- 197S for construction a landscaping fact dies oe ween the EaMWest ren t Aay one the West Mxiway at the rttte ( ity Internatirioat Firoort. Pro-jeNo 19A 64, according 0 the Pans on tile in the City ng.neer'sottl;e 3 Cs c to m)l .!y Opened " R aTi 0( C tr 5. Coun'y Bunding at or about 0 10 AM on rh.jrsday, October 2, 1975 by the Board of City Commiv SKWtrs In eu uf submiwinq proposals to the C ty Pe order bidders may present sealed prsixisaU to the Board of CommisowM's at oorn metng on aid datn ot b1 opening prtor to the ujxnngyf the first bid instruction ic Didders, spftr if ications ontracf and bond iorms tor ogeftw with plans and profiles wh-- T orepamd may be untamed a fhe nriirn jf the C tv Fngmeer, Room 401 y & County BuskJing Nr ndij'rimmjtmn in pmolcyment 5 dders ui this work wdi be reauired s fcxecu t: cumniy w h tne M4 and The provision hv Order Nu 01 Order Nu i092S as u oed threm t to requirements tor biOJers and contractors unde'- this order are cjpianvd in the sperific.a f li 'n!,rni LAYTON surgery UlflnTflDS Dial tjary s Funeral Ycdneadav 10 a m , 36 P 7th South, where fi lends uali hour before services Burial, Salt Lake Ufv Ctmvetei A'n w. I97t, Sait 16, brother, Pocareiin Reinders 104 8228 32 a m HHna V Reirders 51, 1572 Garfield Ave , died m a Sa'f Lake hospital Sot 21. 195, after an tllness Born May 20 ?? MfmHev teC' fnends may cat until 9 Bunai Gardens !,n Interment, Eivsian Funeral directors. Colonial Mortuary Funeral servc for Cifnon BARTON Barton wilt be heid T uesday l) a m Inthe amt 6tn Ward Chaoel, 2nd is? kavjviiWet and Center Street Frienu may cad 34O Kavsviiie Morhr Lmdou'St at P m and Toes horh Mam Monday 10 30 a m interment kavsviiie to 30 9 day Layton Memorial Park Funeral direc tos Lindquist KeysviMe Mortuary Funeral services or Andrew GLAD Davison Glad win to he'd Tue5da, 11 n the Wiltord Wa-Cbapet, 3179 am, Drive Frleos may celt Highland 7 to 9 Monde pm at me Holbrook Funenn Chapel, 325? South 2300 East, and Tuesday at tha ward chaoel, one hour Interment, Wasatch prior to services Lawn Memorial Park funeral directors, Holbrook Funeral Chapel FREE - Ellrabeth MALAD CITY, Idaho Ann Barnett Andersen 84 MaiadCity, n a Pocatello Sep? 21, al 1275. of a heart ailment 891, Layton, Utah. Born March 2 Civ Gravesde services Tuesday noon, Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park Friends cad 20 6 South Temple 30 ,M be J South Stato 0 greatgreat-gtandcntl- high- 10 LDS Kearn; brother, Don Rav, Granger, grandmother, Mrs Rhea R Peterson, Ephraim, Sanpete County Friends call 4330 S Redwood Rd p m , at the ward chapel Tuesday Wed.Kdev hour before services BuriMemorial Perk Vis.w al, Valiev Bartt. Thomas land High School Attended Univer- uy (,( u i an Member Brighton Ski Patrol Utah Sai ing Assn , LDS Church Employe fer Umvac Survivors wife, parents, Salt Lake f jsdak Alnber parents, 26 Tucxer interest rate. The agency will lend revenue from Bond sales, through banks, to home buyers, prolmbiy at 1 portent below market rates. The reduction could cave the buy er of a $30 Wki bous 40 to $50 a month i 1v, hospital 20, j suffered i an automobile i Big eccKisnt Cottocwnod Ca rvon, w.tS bcVvc nesday li am, Kearns 21st LDS I Ward Chanel, 4270 w 5740 vMjth Bom May 23 Provo, to Ronald S and j Donna Mae Ter Leshe Wayne Tucker, 3 3466 d Dr , was dead on arrival at a ,att Seot for 780 18, niunes , causes 20, 197$, Sepr Married Leslie Of Funeral mass for Helen MEADOWS L Muadcwa wli beheld Tuesday, IS a m , he Saint Vmcem's Catholic Church. 4891 Wasatch 5twt. Murray Holy Fos o. Pufwy 47h6ervices W - rc(3V5 Roneha Peerso 5outn, who diec i bus St,rvisors band stepsons, Raymond Rem decs. Cantornia, Ru.nn Reirxjers, Colorado Richard Reinders Sait Lake City, 3 grendchu brother, Mark, Bountiful Nielson 1753 in Lake Cltv Presbyterian Church father, Funeral Ronetia Peterson Member Wasatrh Marvelvn Hawley Turner Student, Bountiful Hign School Protestant University He pita) CASPER, Mr and Mrs Doug, Fort Bntiger Wvo bo CUTSHALL, Mr and Mrs Ron, 4487 Peach St , bov bank rates When depositors withdraw savings and put the money into bonds or other investments, bankers say disintermediation" has occurred Recently, said Nelson, "theres been a turnaround in the inflow of savings iwhieh are the prime source of mortgage funds) both locally and around the U S There are signs disintermediation is coming if it hasnt already started But bankers pm most of tha blame for higher interest on a more nebulous factor "inflationary expectations. institutions seem to be making fewer mortgages available and thus driving up rates on the short supply of mortgages that are being written. The bank and savings associations, said a National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) economic study, seem to have the attitude, "Why commit now r (to a mortgage) when an even chance exists that rates will rise still SnOwJ i,, wlAthfl fOiOCAS! tribvtmg Survivors wife, son, daughters, Leon Jame Centerville; Mrs. V Linden (Darlene) Hurst, Salt Lake Richard C (Pauline) City. Mrs Edgiev, Minneapolis, Minn.; 14 grandcrildren, orothers, sisters, Otis Nteison, Portland, 06 Mrs. Loella Morton. Titusville, Pa . Mrs Elmer (Gwen) Men, Mrs. Clark tEuOeh) Hutcbmson. both LaJara, Cai'f ; Mrs. Adelaide Setord, Westminster, Coto Funeral Wednesday noon at Mountain View 1st COS Ward chapel, 1 4001 th East Friends call 260 E Soutn Temple Tuesdav 8 p m. and Wednesday at the ward chowi urte noor before service Burial, Sanford, Ccio , Cemetery Feb home buyers lose interest two yours ago now are selling for $15,000 to $20,000. whprt interest rates rise, as they have recently, it is often because the voiurae of savings account deposits is Jou and financial institutions have a shortage of money to lend But the recent rise, coming when savings volume was above average, is being attributed to other factors. Much of the money that has been sitting La banks and savings associations, said Nelson, is in easy passbook accounts, LUirge depositors seem to be waiting for other investments offering higher yields, to become available. Savings banks," Nelson noted, are reluctant to commit to home loans based on tins kind of hot" money. The more attractive investments, indeed, seem tu be materializing The U S. Treasury is preparing large bond issues to finance this years unusually high projected debt. New York City is begging for bond buyers. Treasury and municipal bond rates generally are set iz the market place througn biding and auction pioeedures and reflect rates depositors are demanding gener-,- v ally. The rates usually are higher than mN JWH5 i assistant parts manager, Mch' fey rtty 25 years Salesman, ved'-s- .( hospital Sept 19, 1975. of leukemia Bom Feb 28, 1958, Oxnard, Calif., to Victor E Funeral Wednesday 11 am at the Memorial chapel of South Congregational Church. Sprint held Bunai, Hillside Cemetery, Richford, Vt , Thursday 10 a m Idren. brothers Jut.1! Jfj Mary Videtla Hot man March IS, I9J3, m Alamosa, Colo tfcorknd in auio carts bust- ness tor over 40 Graduate managr, Olson Co , Las Aa8 Cnrrn, Shurtieff M. v. Jamas OeLora V'c'son. if, lliams Glass OBITUARIES Elizabeth vrrrf LU VwN Married Barbara Pool Nov 10, 1967, Sait Lake City Utah Retired Glass Hespftaf LABAHN, Mr and Mrs Ray, 4468 Lari h way girl Mr and Mrs Carl, CARRINGTON, 23233 Edgeware Ln , Taylorsville boy DIAMOND, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wen udll Idaho, girl MORRILL, Mr and Mrs. Jonn J 215 Oak 5 Midvale, girl Mr. and Mrs. Julian R , PETERSON, 297 W Pamela Way, Sandy, toy THOMP'SOH, Mr and Mrs Taimadge 9U5 Mornmgview Or ssndy girt Mr and Mrs. Kenneth 754 GILLETTE, Parker Ln , boy ALLRED, Mr and Mrs Dareit, 6685 W 375 S Hunter girl DRAPER. Mr and Mrs. Melvin, 314 l Tunnevwond Dr , Sandy HITI, Mr and Mrs Kmgfren, 6886 S 160 E , Mdvae bov JENKINS. Mr andMs Marvin 862 E 200$ KavviMe, boy MCKAY, Mr and M'S. Michael, 2le0 Streamview Or., bov rP salt LiW cm aminer. Born Dec. 22, '942, Salt Lake City to L Wavne and Merqo Wi- Farming-ton- , if 192,, Angeles; Cottonwood 1 ; I Nielson D. Ocwntngton Ave , m a 5a? I ake hospital of a long illness Bom jsn 13, 1906, m La Jar a, Cauf , to Andrew James and Alice Ljplla Kufl Ntti medical a frer illness. Born March 11. 1907, m Midvale, Utah, to Emil A and Anme M Ole- son Married Fay Hebeker May 13, emergency service, bers have handled radio communications for the Days of 47 Parade and the Bonneville P.aeeway. James son. Married Elizabeth LaVern Besides providing its mem- May - Ward. Cached County, toGeocw Wilhelm and Louise Maria Aikeie Speth The group has about 175 members, said its president, Joseph Lahrum. Orpha N S Brothers, births S,30 34. 31 VITAL STATISTICS ROWLEY, Mr and Mrs Daroid, 7740 S E girl MCCAULEY, Mr and Mrs. Frank, 327$ W JAWS girl SHIPP5CK Mr and Mrs KenfB.PO 541 Magna girl NOSACK, Mr and Mrs. W Brian, 868 Colony t . g 1. SARKIS, Mr and Mrs. Emazlan, 3897 Center St girl OANFIE, Mr and Mrs. Lee R , 2082 Hjzewood Ws?, girl BROWN. Mr and Mrs David $., 3216 YovHnite Dr , girl Mr PETERSON nj Mr Ptcfcard, - 75 151 53 76 34 52 37 59 Emergency Associated Citizens Teams). REACT is part of a national network that monitors the emergency channel around the clock. Members relay messages to police, hospitals, wreckers and others. 500 I. 7a A 5( 51 employe. Local '11 i UJ cy There are a number of local CB groupe. including Salt Lake 70. 30!? 3000 Miscellaneous Weather Data Since Seat. 1, 1975, 0 08, below PRECIPITATION normal - 37. Precipitation since Oct. 5, 194, 17 54, abeve 40. 2 normal Pius SUN Sunrise Tuesday, 7.16 a.m. Sunset tuesday, 7 lip m. Salt Lake COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURES Sunday, hign 73; low 39, mean, 56, normal 63. A e 50 98. for low month; 82, high year ago. high e low tor month: 27 period ending 5.30 Temperatures for the a m. Monday missioner. The reports at least slow the drivers some of the time. Sometimes, he said, a patrolman will have to leave the highway, and drivers will still slow down while he is gone, because someone passed a smokey report on him before he left. In some states, the highway patrol itself uses CB. In Utah, the radios are not officially used for law enforcement, but some patrolmen have installed their own sets in patrol cars. Other CBers sometimes give Smokey a holler on he radio to report drunk drivers or speeders, or just to chat. CB radios have a signal range. They operate on frequencies higher than AM radio and lower than FM and TV. Stephens explained. A prospective CBer can outfit himself with a mobile unit for about $150, or a base unit for about $180, he said. Howdy, t RaymiV)ri OhAi WlAldft Stav.ct NAT ram osar zero through Tuesday. UTAH Sunny days and clear nights thmugts Tuesday w tn highs mostiy in uooe 70s and mid 80s in extreme sourn. S E IDAHO Fair wih highs in uooer aus to upper 70s today and 70s to lower 80s Tuesday. Lows in 2us and eooer 30s. Fair wl.b highs in 70s and lowe 80s. S.W. IDAHO Lows in upper 30s and 80s FiVC-DAFair with highs 75 to 85. FORECAST Lows A, to 53. They call the warnings Twjhc you much. This is Midnight Cowboy. We're looking for fhai Firry Tjuly How bout it, F'nxy tody. Vou got your ears on? 3 Tuesy Truckers and other drivers uss it to uvrr. each other ci highway patrol radar checks. By Vtlerie Scfcsitkl Deseret News staff writer Break one nine," - forecast for Monday, Tuesday Saar. Sunnay days SALT LAKE CITY AfSS VICINITY with highs 75 o 0 and cooi nights through today and low 80s Tuesday. Lows in mid 40s. Chance ch Rusion drotosn Mortuary Lvjhw nons Ikl wl AmwllM 7f! s,t p f. bmder shah indicate the nature ot the tvj The ngpf all bids Bio bonds ii reserved 0 reject any i or vth be accepted in heuof toothed rhnrk BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF CCMM'N&IOMRS OF SALT t AkF CITV UTAH THIS 16th DAT OF SEPTEMBER W7 MILDRED V HIGHAM City Recorder F ir st Publication September 19 W75 Last Publication September 24 197s (Bit) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Vaied proposals will be received at the ottice of Dept ot Water Supp'v & Waterworks. Room 212, 1530 South West Tempie, until 5 00 o'clock P M Monday September 2, Ids, for the construction of Watermam Extension Nu 18?9 Arlington Hills Plat ' F ' Subdivision according to the ptsns on t !e in the Depf of Water Supply and Waterworks office Bids will be oubheiy opened in Room 27, Dept of Water Supo'y A Water, works office at 10 30 A M on Tuesday. September 30, 975, OY the Water Dpartmenl in lieu of submitting poposlofhe Water Department, bidders may pro M'ni sealed proposals to the waer Department office at open meeting on said date of bd opening prior to !he openmg m the first md Instruction to bidders specifications tribe w with plain and profiles, when may to prepared rteny1 at th ottice of Dept of Water Supply & Waterworks, Room 2U, 1530 South West Tempie In Didders on this work will be reouired to comply with tbe President's Execu live Order No 11 114 and the provisions of Executive Orde' No 1(yt25 as included (horext. The eguiremenhi for biuuers to contr actors under ihis oder are explained m the specified tions On tha outride of the envelope, the bidder stiali indicate the nature of the bio The i iglit is reserved to reiet any or ah hds Bid bonds will be acceded in lieu of certified BY ORDlR OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS DF SALT LAKE (jrAk4. Tf S to'H DA i OF SEPTbMBf R, 19"5 MILDRED V HIGHAM City Rercrder First biicaiion September 22 rnv 975 Last Publication tv,-- h September 76 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ortTPOaii m tm received e the office of the City Recorder, Room XO C rty A CoijoIy Bu'iding ueh S 0 (Jock P M Wtidnesoay, t 19'5 for The crjsructiOfiSeptemi Of a new stee te. tor a supply warenoiao at the Sait Lake City iftternatiorMt Airport Sait Cfty, Utah Poiert No i9A 90, according to he pians Of me tn tee City Eng near's oH ice Stas wilt be putoiciv opened m oom 30 C V A County Suidrg at or i)uut l0 JO A M 00 Thursday aevVn iS i7s oy tee Board of Cito ae stoners l ey of submitting wopma's to the Recorder bidne- mar sealed proposals to tea Board of s af open meenna on id date yf bd opening && to the opening of tee first bid instructions to biddf1, specifica tum ano orms tor i ontt v t and joud. Mother with plans and toofiles, when me, be oofaiJj at the office ol the City Engineer, Room 401, in City uty A County Buhrimg fKKX5iw.nrTvirvaiion in errptovwif 8ftders on this wurk win oe rewired C L 5 V CCr'Pi with the five Or to' No 11114 and ttef s ot fcvcytiv C tor No US925 as irifujtod teerem The reuurmerits-fobidders and cortrecto's under trs are explained m the specifica- tions On the gufside of envelope b Oder shall indicate the nature of tee the biG a Ttorght btK arvent is tgrtteef anyot Sid w(tl bt accepted m toy of co ufipd check BY Ow JFO AN Yus: UriiSn AF CrM'SjiONeRS t7 r of" HIS salt lake lam DAY OF W7 st MUDEDV Publication 17 HtGHAM 197 Last Puhiirattor WDtemoef 22, 1973 iB4i II |
