Deseret News | 1975-11-17 | Page 21

-sly etv4SeirAAA-9749-irlortrirw'w"-41-Arry- , , , V' ol"ltr'Vlew40-30-0V'Vw,v-,t,'teVi4V'- Symphony's A R R Saturday night's concert by the Utah Symphony and Maurice Abravanel can be referred to as the season's "quiet night" almost. For those with frazzled nerves, the first three items of the program were balm, indeed. And the fourth and final item was, for sure, a bomb. The program began with one of Mozart's early symphonies. "No. 29 in A Major" (K. 2011, not too frequently performed perhaps. It was an Mozart performance, as if conductor and players were taking time off from harderlabor assignments to amble through the work leisurely for pleasure. One could raise the point that the first two movements were almost sluggish. And it w as not only the slow pulse that took the vitality out of the music, but also the failure to preserve the pulse throughout. The third movement, however, had a beautifully pringy rhythm and verve. But these qualities do not preclude, as they do in the case of so many "classical" conductors. that warm sensuousness of phrasing without which Mozart is not Mozart but a protege of Stravinsky. The classical virtues that Abravanel displayed in the symphony also served impressively well in the -Concerto No, 3 for Horn and Orchestra" (K. 447) in which the eminent Barry Tuckwell was the guest soloist. easy-goin- g Abravanel's orchestral support was admirable FITGERALD-MICHELS- Tamara J., David J., : both Solt Lake City. James S., 25. Murray; Janet A., 21, Salt Lake City. HOI.T.PEARCE, Danny A.,17, Kearns; Debbie B., Granger. Marion T., 26; Linda E., 24, both Salt Lake City. WHITING-COOK- : Lin T., 72; Sherry A., It. both Granger. 20; 16, It L., Byten 31; 26, both Salt Lake City. MASON...ANDERSON: John E.. 40; Shirley J., 43, both Salt Lake City. L., bighorn. 22; Janet I., 20. both Salt Lake City. William F., 31, COSMAN.MADSEN: Falls Church. Vs.; Minnie P., 31, Midvale. Christie J.. MarrIed.. SODMO AMI, liCh in 1971, Far- - mington; he died, Oct. 72, 1964. Eddie St. Member, Therese Church. Catholic '.4 Survivers: sons, Funeral WedI pm.. 36 771 South, , pl,W,4',' '., la I 1,4, , friends call betore ser Burial, Lake Wills Memorial Sandy. Hansen Hansen Christian Werner, 01, 15.9t! East, died in a Salt Lake hospital Nov. le, 1975, after a lingering illness. Born Dec. 21. 1981. Aalborg, De, nmark, to Lars and Serverine Thomson Hansen, Changed his name to Werner. Retired custodian, 17th LDS Ward Chattel AAA rrifel Anna J. Jensen. She died Aug, 4, 1964. No known survivors. Funeral Wednesday noon, llth LDS Ward Chapel, 142 W 200 North, where friends call Wednesday !sour betore services Burial, Sad Lake City Cemetery, Clara D. Flora Pan-ton- Clara La Von Davis Flora, 73, MOS Higniand Dr., died in a Salt Lake 15, hospital No 1975. after a in gering il;necs Born Jan. 12, loof ... k 1902, Tavior5ylile. rirrl; , to Char Thomas Clara 0 ies a nd !: lady, Keith O'Brien. MomPer ., i great Crosland Sophia in grandchildren; John,Ray Jensen Jo Carling Kane Jo AMERICAN FORK Carling, daughter of Kirk and Jui le Ann Hiatt Carling, American Fork, was pronounced dead at an American Fork hospital Nov. 15, 1975, of sudden infant death syndrome. Born Aug. 1, 1975, American Fork. Survivors: parents; brother, sisters, Jason, Janette, Anita, all American Mr. and Mrs. Fork; grandparents, Benner J. Carling. mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Hiatt, all Pleasant Grove; great. grandmother, Mrs. Laura Edwards, Orem. Funeral Tuesday 11 a.m., American Fork 10th LDS Ward Chapel, 680 N. 350 West. Friends call Olpin Funeral Home, Pleasant Grove, Monday p.m., chapel Tuesday before services. Burial, American Fork Cemetery. Born March 27, .,,...,,. 1883, Castle Dale, '7...C.,..:....:....4i: to John Y. and Sarah Nielsen Patrick Cob.. Wray, Member United First Methodist i .. Retired farmer. Member LDS ,i,,,,, taILIILIntWk Survivors: a ; brothers. Ralph, Bountiful; Harold, Reno,Nev. Rex Sheppard r Rex SPRINGVILLE- - Utah County Sheppard, 62, 138 N. 300 East, died Nov. id., 1975, in a Tkl,0.:',::'1 ,;:, Provo hospital Of a heart attack. ,: Born April 28, 1913. at Aurora. ',..A Sevier County. to ..:,,',.'..;,' 1T., ' .:' : :: George and Annie Rawlinson Snap- - ;....''',,:7:' '',(":::::','''',:1,' Perri. Mar ried '. i...',e,'T..'. .;'''..."-Sylvia Caldwell, Dec. 8, 9 3 7 ..f..... .',..f.;;.,;!:. ?::,.;.:V Ma nt ; so nized, Manti Tern- - 4; ''...' ......,,'''.. Pie. EMPi0Ye, Geneva Works, :;c,. tV,0 3:1 ..'..!:S.,:.. .. '. .: j:'.,:,....:,..- -: Daughters of the ,. 21; Norma J., 18, both Salt Lake CitY. Nile, Lybia Tern- HOWARD.THOMAS. Michael ES, 72, ',' '''''..:, Pie 32, Shrtners' Coueen, 22, both Salt Lake COY. Children Hospital '.' HOKAFIONLI-VAHEPaultasi C., 25, Committee. 'tireti.11.1! .., Salt Lake City. Faye. 22, Centerville. Survivors: hus- La Habra, E. son, Eugene, band; 2 Calif.; 2 grandchildren; brothers. sisters. Jacob wafter, Roy Walter, both Haigier, Neb.; Mrs. Anna Beck, Ogden; Mrs. Katie Little, St. Francis, Kan.; Mrs. Helen Cline, Woodbury, Ore.; Mrs. Madeline Evans, Stockton. Calif. Funeral Tuesday 2 Pim., 574 E. lot A. South, where friends call Monday 78 p.m., Tuesday half hour before ser GRANGER Richard Axel Ander- vices, Burial. Mt. Olivet Cemetery. son, 80, 3045 Constitution Dr.. died Family suggests contributions to UnNov. 16. 1975. in a ited First Methodist Church Memorial '"9311 Salt Lake nursing Fund. ' home following a ''': long illness. Effie L. Miller Born Jan. 30, 1095, in Sweden, MDR PAY Effie Catherine Larsen parents unknown. Miller, 86, 4672 S. State, died at home Married Annie Nov. 16, 1975, of 40A..V.:: '4'.,.:W1 McGill Cardwell, 1.;,,,'..: causes incident to ..t14ti,7,.. ,,,,,,,...,, Aug. 12. 1937; she age. ' died Jan. 6. 1969.,4-.BOTTI Feb. 3, Marked Mary .;'...., 1879, Midvale, to ii.,4 Thompson Ander. John and Christi- - ;,,,...... .,atisi;a40. son, Aug. 20, 1970, .V.,.; na Piersen Ler, '1.... Salt Lake City. :Al sen. Married Chil- - ,:... Retired diesel ion Webb Miller ,;,..,.. w '.... mechanic, inters. Dec. 17, 1902, Salt Lake LDS Tern- - 0.1 0.; Member. LDS Church. pie; he died Nov. 17, PM. stepwife; stepsons, Survivors: ' Survivors : ;,: daughters. Mrs. Ray (Carol) Hixson, . 4 :q,,, Ronald Krogh, Larry Krogh, Earl sons. daughters, .,,:.: Krogh, all Salt Lake City; Mrs. Don Chilion L., Mrs. ..,,, Too le; LeRoy Fee (Lois) Dougherty, .''''' Krogh, Priest River, Idaho; 24 sten. Pariseau, Mrs. H. L. (Madge) Schroeder, all Murray; J. two step-greagrandchildren; Webb, Bountiful; Mrs. Joe S. (June) grandCniidren. Cohen, Denver, Colo.; 7 grandchilFuneral Wednesday noon. 4760 S. dren; IS State, wnere friends call Tuesday 63 Funeral Wednesday neon, 260 E. P.m. and Wednesday one hour before South Temple, where friends call hour service. Burial, Redwood Memorial before services. Bin ial. Elysian Burial Estates. Gardens. ,n5 , U.S. Steel, 31 years; retired. Former farmer. Enjoyed hunting, fishing. High priest, Springville 4th LDS Ward. Survivors, wife; sons, daughters, Hal, Salt Lake City; Roy, Mapleton, Utah County; Mrs. Allen B. (Helen) Perry, Provo; Mrs. Robert A. (Illa Ann) Hulce, Mrs. Keith L. (Donna) OBITUARIES Anderson Johnson, both Springville; ShaP-10 grandcntidren; to other, Wilmar Pard, Salina, Sevier County. Funeral Wednesday p.m., Springville 411110th LDS Ward chapel. Friends E all Wheeler Mortuary Tuesp.m. and Wednesday, 11:30 day p.m. Burial, Springville Evergreen Cemetery,. Hazel M. Loveless AMERICAN FORK Hazel Martin Loveless, 89, American Fork. died in an Orem nursing home Nov. 15, 1975, of causes incident to age. Born Aoril 3, 1886, Camden, Ala., to Daniel James and Laura Martha Caroline Yeck Martin. Married Walter Albert Warren Feb, t,::''''''' tate Brick. ,,. stA .,,. ... wife; SOI,S, daughters, Dorral. Mrs. Earl (Bonnie) Denney, both Salt Lake City; Allies, Francis, Foster, Mrs. Ruth Hungsman, all Castle Dale; Bradford A. Ferron, Emery County; 21 grandchildren; 64 ........,' Star V Eastern - 7, 1919, Snreveoort, La.; he died. Married Steohen Webb Walker Dec. 19, 1949, ,Salt Lake LOS Temple; he died. Married Major Loveless in 1957, Provo; healed. Active in LDS Church. Survivors: son. daughter, Albert W. VVarren, Pleasant Grove; Mrs. James (Betty) Fitzpatrick, Mary Planer, Fla.; 6 grandchildren; 2 sister, Lillian Mar. kharn. Pleasant Grove. Funeral Wednesday 11 am., Dipin Funeral Home. Pleasant Grove. where friends call Tuesday o.m.. Wednesday before services. Burial. Provo City Cemetery. Stasia WEATHER Forecast for Monday, Tuesday Nov. $ Cloudy and LAKE CITY AND VICINITY cooler, chance of rain today, changing to snow Tuesday. 30. Highs today S to 50, Tuesday in low 40s. Lows near UTAH Variably cloudy today, chance of snow In upper Tuesday. Highs today in 405 and 50s, Tuesday 30s and low 40s. Lows in upper 20$ and 305. Scattered snow showers today. fair S.W. IDAHO and cool Tuesday. Highs today in low 40s. Tuesday in 1.)s. Lows 15 to 25. Periods of snow mixed with rain S.E. IDAHO 2510 today, clearing Tuesday. Highs today 30$, Tuesday 35.tows in teens and mid 20s. Cold, unsettled UTAH IVEDAY FORECAST weetier through Friday. Highs in upper 30s and 40s, lows 10 to 25. SALT 30.24 to t, '1 L fikit 7-- I 1 Aibucwerque Al lania Anchorage Boise Boston Butte Cedar City Cheyenne Ch iCe00 Denver In .10 68 65 12 41 51 32 35 02 34 38 36 66 66 67 43 30 71 35 6 Pr. Grind Junction Honolulu Las Vegas Los Angeles Miami Moab New York Ogden Phoenix Pocatello Portland '011CAROOt) I DENVER! Itri 2 It ft". 41 LOME CCA ) ear-4.-- tow! - - J 31 sr mg, Ilk -- It , op, WI AIM k ICAO ,,, 70 67 57 Rock Springs St. George St. Louis 61 70 79 51 44 4? 32 36 t ANS Cti I 1441Ah Ao (144) No o A104 ;, NJ 55 38 74 171'3,1suol 11,40w1 A$10 Rero 52 oi OR& F P rouo 39 I' L4 CD30 DAL& ilit !,o 47 65 bit W YORK Ail t I 27 73 60 sew , 56 61 54 - ANIAI Li7f vit v,1... - FA INI 1111 4.- ;OSTON or tF limviaTutis 32 (. v-- A 'It, 1 SAN FRANCOMO 4 r-- c OW CITY I 7 - (- ,i. .. 4 LAM 12 NIct 4T1.I-- 296522.72.2:i:14rot; ,4 tit-- - -,i SALT Miscellaneous Weather Data Since Nov. 1, 1975 0.30, above PRECIPITATION normal minus .34. Precipitation since Oct. 1, 1975 2.21. above normal plus .41. SUN Sunrise Tuesday, 7:18 a.m. Sunset Tuesday, 5;04 P.m. Salt Lake COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURES mean. 40; ra.,tmal 39. City Wednesday, high 52; low 28, 75. month: for e high A year ago: high 57; low 31, e low for month: 14. period ending 5:30 Temperatures for the a.m. Monday: Max. Min. 7 X 30 30.00 le - 75 I" SIEVIC110111CAST to 7Aht EST WEATKEI NATIONAL Salt Lake City San Franciscn Seattle Sheridan Spokane .30 Wash., D.C. .18 W. Veliowstone 71 52 57 45 82 41 67 34 79 22 30 50 32 48 34 32 29 38 25 International stations Time I a.m. Berlin 8 P.m. Buenos Aires 8 a.m. Hong Kong Mdnt London 3 a.m. Moscow a.m. .23 Paris Rio De Janeiro 9 o.m. 10 a.m. Sydney 2 a.m. Tel Aviv 9 a.m. .37 Tokyo .01 Nmioth,t"neci;tiy Funemls FLORA Funeral Services for Clara LaVon Davis Flora wilt be he'd Tuesdavi 12 noon, in ire Larkla ',NOMA, Chapel. 260 East South Temple ',ends may ca.I at the merinarv, Mondavi 6 to 8 o m. and Toesdav ore hour prior to service nterMent, Wasatch laws Memorial Park directors, Larkin Mot MoarleY fre p South Temple. tor the purpose of considering the Tuesday at the Ward I hour Few to use or sale of the Oty.ounenci rent Setekek. Interment Sett Lake City (erne,- eiroiYerty located at 9440 South 13011 E AO, CorniariSOIM aborosimatehr Funerat directors, Larkin Mortuary nrevIous No 32.S Traees needed. acres expevence necessary. It,0 ago lanit STUARO Funeral services tor it has been suggested for use either Vie wilt Train you. Thomas Watt Stuerd arid behead ItlDSOM as a Dosmial site or tor commercial CALL 486-307- 6 2 M in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel. :a0 rieveloomynt. OpoliOnS and discussion East South Technic Friends may coo et by ail cititers is heartily inv;ted. MEDICAL PLI.SiNESS CENTER Nxir prior to SANDY CITY CORPORATION the mortuary Tuesday By Mayor sey,,ces interment Memoral Goraerli n City Council tt iiee. Resierei directors, Larkin 1B 3J COLOR PRINTS while you watch. r can make SKY, Ball or la color prIrls in e frorogei. Funeral Cervices tor liGHt from SOOM trareparenoes, photo!, M. Light unit be conducted 2 Tuesday, Or art wOrK. NS W. ath S. P m nom Evans and Early Motuary. East 1st SOkinl, here Inends rnay ca Prom,se Valley Playhouse I:resent, Monday. 7 to 8 noc. and TuesOay hail nck., Marquee Market Poor to services. Fernier Sucoests toe,ds NOV. 21 & 2'2, Fri. & Sot. make contobutbns to the United ist isairtMethobst Church Memonal Fund lei bargain galore, antiques, !NIACIN? lhga, boutiques, saecialties. rent, Mount Oltvet Cemetery, Funera; A tun shopriNt wee. copts directors. Evans and Early Selling nearly 8,00C oriolnal issues JACKSON Funeral services tor Inoue Sal Lake Marie Josephine Fietiger jackson y.,11 . $19 per bouna volume, held Tucbsday, I p.m. , at '7he Larkin 'L) or 13200 INe OdiiectiOn. Ed tortes, ..:r Mortuarv, 260 East South Tempie Dunctona Id Road, COlasq Bay, too-lanFriends may cali at the mortuary TJec,day one hour prior to services. Intermert. PROF DANCE & 940N1 CA.:XS" Salt Lake City Cemetery. Funeral RECYCLE tora Larkin Momtant MOD STOTIPAil D.,w,tr set ligen ry.K.k. Last engagement SLC Hinon Hotel. Dates open AtD to 1714 Basking Ictot. coil eves Mr. Her:og 942142. PLIM11110 Temp. 39 ea 39 21 45 73 66 57 64 tors. kePç Flan i 4 MOIMINIE FREE DELIVERY 'Always the Finest" 364-554- In NEM The Stove AND MIXER Coln Lim;ted factory 4 )0th West FREE otter. ernploved persc,, for IIPtt house-WorOrS. weekly. References. 6 - 9 p.m. Cad 44-66at THE LIVING WILL", get .4 copy, send $I to McClain & Co. Box 11915, SLC, Ut. 84147, ALceNoLics 11. An r Legal Notices NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Education of Salt Lake City desires to set the following described property known as the Curtis School Site. 1421 South 22nd East Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, and all permanent improvements situated. thereon: All of the West 579 feet of Lot 1.5, " Big Block 15, Five Acre Plat Field Survey subject to a right-o- f way for 22nd East Street heretofore established over the West 33 feet of said property. ALSO beginning at a point 579 feet East of the Northwest 4,rnrr of said Lot 15, Five Acre Plat "C," Big Field Survey and running thence South 10 feet; thence East 129 teet, more or less. to the West line of the State Highway; thence North 33 15' lineeosvt, along said highway so the North said Lot 15, thence West 125 feet. more or less to the place of beginning. ALSO 579 feet East of the commencing Southwest corner of Lot 15, Block 15, Five Acre Plat "C," Big Field Survey, and running thence North 777 I feet; thence East 19 0 feet, more or less to the West line of the State Highway, thence South 33- 15' East 90.85 feet, more or less to the East line of said lot 15, thence South 149.24 feet; thence West 120 feet; thence South 48 feet, more or less; thence West 60feet to the Point of beginning. Contains 4.57 in keeping The present zoning is with its use as a school. The successful bidder will be given a period of six months from bidding date to obtain Zoning as is the contigious properly to the North. If the attempt at rezoning is unsuccessful in this period the successful bidder may, at his option, have his bid deposit returned and the transaction would revert to that position occupied prior to November la. jr J Exper. to I and a.m. to 8 p.m. p.m. shift. 11 10 S COY'S at the RODEWAY West 600 South 150 I DINING ROOM WAITRESS Some expel Apply after 5 pm. 1 54 PIER 54 West 2nd South women for WANTED Mature work in card departmentA. WM transportation, POSITION PERMANENT Si 1 FOUND c. WANTID CLERICAL help for our accounts receivable. Other office duties. Must type accurately. Pay depends on evoerience. Livening & mfg. 2360 West 21st so. WOULD reliable Sweet LIKE woman for OUR MOTHER. Non smoker light cooking and housework. Prefer someone who can drive a car live in 4 to 5 days a week Your preference. Good salary offered. can Who LEGAL SECRETARY. assume responsibliity to work with veteran lawyer in established practice. Relaxed atmosphere. Friendly varied and assocates, interesting, Ltieenging work, Shorthand recau Irect. Cant 'Kt: Lln la, Ot IL HELP Emptoyer Part-tim- II,e: ;,,c, 100 and INTERESTING challenging accounts Position for experienced clerk. by touch. payable 487925. 'Employment Agency INVOICE $42.54- - OFFICE TRAINEE you have the desire to de? ahead? Co will train in variety of office duties. Small office, femilv to start. C Q11. aimos. and WO tact LeAnn Lindsey Do FRONT DESK Sectyrecept. for a coupe of most dynamic CPA's. Sugarhouse SMILE while earning $W LeAnn has details area AIDES NURSES ex o necessary. Work part or full time, $85 wk to St. LeAnn Lindsey has more info at No LEGAL SECRETARY Ni, legal background necess. Chip firm offers you 2 10,,.s health & life Ins. retirement and much more. Salary UO to rho. LeAnn LEGAL SECREEXPERIENCED TARY for Mh-Tru- it Lawyer. Salary. romcermurate with experience. . . LPN to work day shin in nursing home. 5 days a wk. Wknds off. Call I. SMALL German tem., Shepherd, black saddle, rust markings, curled tail. Fox like face. Shy. Ans. to no. with rabies Collar Sugar. FROMM 20104. 7J34210, ext. 42. LOSTMed. sized, white male dog, leash attached to collar, Fri., Nov. 7th, from 2011'2 Browning Ave. 551- - PART-tim- typist, or afternoon, e morning RECEPT TELEPHONE Nursing home, ail shifts, good benefits. 225 East 33rd So 471026. WANTED Immediately. day shift salad person. Apply in person, 7301 Red 9tb So. East, Fisk, Jerry Flame Restaurant. sales PART person for Retail Leather store. Via per hr. Tandy Leather Co. .. CLERK SUPER lob with a challenge BOSS' 13rd So. location. Paid vac. ins. program. Must hire Mimed.. 10 ;00. Le Ann 4465935 Cell by A receptionist, pnone T.E. FIGURES YOUR Blue vac, plan 1600 FORTE lokkar will enioy this position. &MI area. Co. Ins, vac. and great people to work with $550 to st. Contact 5 Le Ann Lindsey for details. Full charge exciting PBX-G.- 'Ross, SITTER Com- Any PY0 will oafs,. Small office. Call So. S L. for elderly lady. panion Group Ins, vacation, free Parking & Stua to st. Call PART-TIMBOOKKEEPER, $325 for details ask for LeAnr, bef hr., must be able to type. Call at George, COUNTER PERSON 9413. d Assistant, full time, LOSTDark Red Irish setter. 1 RENTALexperience Call Put your life auto parts atm to required. SL Has old male. now. Dog handle phone orders work tag year while earning up to County No 16411. REWARD. 210- - eves, d WANTED: Mature babv sitter 3414, LeAnd has details home. 6:004:30 o.m. Tues.-Sa- t. LOST: White Poodle, red collar with my 6 rabies tag, vic. 4403 So. 4500 West. Refereoces. Family heartOroken. REWARD. 966- - LPN for weekends, small nursing borne, 0279. NO FEE UNLESS PLACED ON WAITRESSES. ABOVE LISTINGS 335 So. DOBERMAN PINSCHER, EXPER IECED LOST tth E. China Village Cafe. vic. 34th So., 32nd East, REWARD. Terrier trott dog, FOUNDSm. male, tan collar. hit Salt Palace. aft. 5, Kathy LOST: Male black Lab. In vic. Foothill Shopping Center. Reward. eves, and pearl droo pierced LOSTGold Two-Way- s THE STATE OF UTAH earring. Memory Grave, Nov. Ilth. INVITATION TO BID REWARD. Bids will be received by the Pur.. chasing Division, Department of Fi- LOST- -2 brown and white spotted mance, State of Utah, 147 State Capitol, errirtanY Spaniels, red scarf. Mill. ''' 102-201- 2 Salt Lake City, Utah 84114, until 10.30 creek Canyon area. A.M., 3 December 1975 on the Male Shecherd REWARD coo ing FOB destination: witn red collar and small spayed it. 7''.7 OF TRANSPORDEPARTMENT or yellow Lab. TAT ION, REQ. NO. COUPLING RIGID CONDUIT FOUNDOne St. Bernard type Duo - 411, S.. Main. In the vicinity of 91 OF TRANSPORDEPARTMENT ( TAT ION, REQ. No STEEL k TUBING AND H BEAM Border wh;te 1 end LOST B160( REQ. NO. 116: Collie, near 17111 So., 2203 East. AGRICULTURE, IL FARM SLAUGHTERING TAGS BOARD OF EDUCATION, REQ. NO. 1721: GUARD SERVICE LOST Newfoundland, female, blark 00 reward. BUILDING BOARD, REQ. NO. NC- Imtn white chest, , 1. CLASePOOM FURNITURE 262 7107, BUILDING BOARD. REQ. NO. tens., Sugar DALMATION, LOST 2: THEATRE SEATS . 474208. DEVELOPMENT SERVICES. Hoose. Reward. 1 REQ. NO. 30: PRINTING OF NEWS-Sal- t FOUND: Glasses on 2not So. and 4 i ) LE TTER State. Identity. 2 DEVELOPMENT SERVICES, LOST. L14., Widen Shapnerd, REQ. NO. 31: PRINTING OF STAT E- weeks ago. 'Pew, t HOOD DAY PROGRAMS FINANCE, CENTRAL STORES, -REQ. NO. 68: MANILA FOLDERS ., 1 PELSONALS 1 FINANCE, CENTRAL STOR ES, tt -:4 REQ. NO. 69: OFFSET PAPER FINANCE, PURCHASING, REQ. .L1,1-r 1 NO. 42: CONTRACT BEARINGS .. ISRAELITE MINISTERLast Jew, OIL SEALS AND ACCESSORIES needs some financial assistance and INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION, REQ. building for gospel class schooling NO. 4, PRINTING OF RULES AND contrioutions. Replies to P.O. Box REGULATIONS 363 Layton. Utah 84041. LIBRARY COMMISSION, RED FREE LABOR NO. BOOKMOBILE BODIES to twrn. am looking for NATURAL RESOURCES. REQ. NO. 5, PRINTING OF SNOWM0- - rent, redesign and completely remoa RILING AND SKIING BOOKLETS dei into 2 bdres. apt. Min. area 365 PARKS AND RECREATION, REQ. Sc ft. 1 Sealed bids will be received in the Room of the Administration Building of the Board of Education of Salt Lake City, 440 East First South. Lake City, Ulan on November IS, 1975 at 2 o'clock p.m. Abiddeposit and performance guaranty in the form of a cashier's or certified check in the SIMI h of the minimurn acceptof able bid must accompany the sealed bd. (A minimum acceptable bid shall be in excess of S634.0001. Such check shall be made Payable to the order of the Board of Education of Sail Lake, City. Sealed bids will be otened and the apparent high bidder will then be announced. Original bidders will then be given an opportunity to raise their bids. These will in torn be gathered and the procedure duplicated until the aeoarent high bid is ascertained. The bidders shall expressly state terms of payment desired including the rate Of interest to be paid on all NO. 112, 1976 SEDAN PARKS AND RECREATION. REQ. unpaid balances on the purchase price after the closing date. The bid deposit NO. 141: CONSTRUCTION OF CE and performance guaranty checks of ME NT RETAINING WALL all except the three highest bidders SOCIAL SERVICES, REQ. NO. shall be returned at the time bidding is 8780, SHELVING closed. The bids of the three highest SOCIAL SERVICES, REQ. NO. 'bidders shall be referred to the board 9121: INDEX PAPER of Education for consideration and SOCIAL SERVICES, REQ. NO. appropriate action. Each of the three 9218: OFFICE FURNITURE honest bidders will be notified of the SOCIAL SERVICES, REQ. NO. 80.296. DRUGS identity of the highest acceptable bidder, if any, within a reasonable SOCIAL SERVICES, REQ. NO. time after the closing of bidding. The 80,306, COFFEE TAX COMMISSION, REQ. ND. Sz.-deposit and performance guaranty (flecks of the relected bidders shall be A, TYPEWRITERS returned prornetly after the decisioe TRAINING SCHOOL, REQ. NO. as to which bid is the highest aceeteri 66471: MENS WORK SHIRTS AND able bid, it any. BELTS The Board of Education of Salt Lake TRAINING SCHOOL, REQ. NO. City reserves the rights to reject any 677oe AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT and all proposals, to waive in its! TRAINING SCHOOL, REQ. NO. 67741: AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT discretion defects in bids or submissioes, and to accept any bid TRAINING SCHOOL, REQ. NO. determined by if, in its sole and 67835, FLOOR TILE exclusive discretion, to be in the best TRAINING SCHOOL, REQ. NO. interests of the Salt Lake City School 67e47! MENS BRIEFS AND TEE District. SHIRTS TRAINING SCHOOL, The purchase shall be closed at the REQ. NO. offices of the Board of Education of 67927: MENS AND BOYS PANTS TRAINING SCHOOL, Salt Lake City by the payment of the REQ. NO. BOYS BRIEFS AND TEE Purchase price in full, or by the 67928: SHIRTS P ayment of tee agreed down payment TRAINING SCHOOL, and the execution and delivery of all REQ. NO. All inetru- - 67933e MATTRESS PAOS AND BATH instruments. necessary ments shall be subject to apProvai and TOWELS SYS FT VISUALLY HANDICAP-PossessioaccePtance by counsel for the seller. BROOM AND of said ',reverse shall be PEG. REQ. NO. 'retained by the Board at Education of TOY HANDLES SVS F el" VISUALLY HANDICAP-Purchase- r Salt Lake City until July 1, 1976. The RED. REQ. NO. W.30: RAYON MOP will assume all responsibile tY ter berme& eroPerie taxes that- YARN WILDLIFE RESOURCES, REQ. fy,4 ocfl es the ernee,rty has not been' taxed while Owned by the Board of NO. 262, FURNISH AND INSTALL Education. The purchasers will be peMp WILDLIFE RESOURCES, REQ. furnished with Title Insurance in the O. 273 REMODEeiNG OF FeeD amouet of the outeriese wee. In case none of the bids is satisfac- - 'BINS The Department of Finance retone all snail he relieved. Checks of reierted heelers shall be returned on 'serves the right to reject any or all or before Nov. 21, 1975. 'bids; or to accept or reject Me whole Bid formS may be liamtst atThe or any part of any bid; or to waive an! and informality or technicality in any bid bItice of the Grounds, 440 East First. South, Salt in the best interest of the Slate. Only Lake City, Utah, or they will be mailed bids giving a firm quotation properly signed will be accepted. Bid proposals UP0,1 rt,Ce.Pt Of anplicatien ' and eperitications vie be tweezed BOARD OF EDUCATION upon request. OF SALT LAKE CITY J. DOUGLAS CHRISTIANSEN t JOHN CRAWeORD. JR State Purcnasing Agent President BE TO LADY DAY ACME PERSONNEL Today's pattern Great! Sew and Crochet 9410 A , lit ',1 '499 e ' Illblt 9 it '4 A 1 9 Ill Ili pr .:!7;41 at 14 III EV Up to $75 CASH For used 120 bass accordIons AGENCY AND TRAINING E. S. 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Instruction to bidders specifications together with Diane and profiles,atwhen the Preoared, may be obtained office of Dept. of Water Supply & Waterworks, Room 212, 1530 South West Temple. in employment! Nondiscrimination Bidders on this work will be required to comply with the President's Executive Order No.11114 and Me provisions Order N. 10925 as of Executive included therein. The requirements for bidders and contractors under this order are explained in the specifications, On the outside of envelope, the bidder shall indicate the nature of the bid. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Bid bonds will be accepted in lieu of certified check. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, THIS Ilth DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1975 MILDRED V. HIGHAM City Recorder First Publication November 14, 1975 Last Publication ) November 19, 1975 An Equal O000rtuMty DRIVERS WANTED to delve cars to and trom LA., San Francisco, Din. Mar ver, Chicago. Phoenix and major cities. This Is not amnioyment, when avail. -CARS DELIVERED ANYWHERE Auto Orlotaway Company 531.6163 VP So. 300 W. NATIONWIDE AUTO- TRANSPOR TATION. VO So. Stoic t24163. URANIUM IT NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 10 SAKO I Otsuya and funeral services Sealed Proposals will be received at 1 for Takayo Sako will be held Monday, 7 of Water SuPplv of the Dept. the office P.m. at the Salt Lake Buddhist Temple, & Waterworks, Room 212, 1530 South Hunt wanted. URANIUM Properties 211 West 1st South. Cortege will be West Tempie, until 500 o'clock P.M. St., Tonle, Utah Tuesday, 11 a m. and proceed to the Salt Thursday, November 20, 1975, for the w7456.28attori9h2Ma Lake City Cemetery tor the interment. construction of Watermain Extension No. 3840, 1870 South 1045West, accord-- , Funeral directOts, Deseret Mortuary. Mg to Me planS on file i n the Dept. of, SCR ETTLER Graveside services for Water SUPOIY & Wterworks office. AUCTION SALES 20 Bessie will be held Jones Schettler Bids will be pubiicly opened in Room p.m. in the Salt Lake City 227, Dept. of Water Supply & Wednesday Friends may call at Larkin works office at 10i 30 A.M. on Friday, HAVING an auction? For auction-- , Mortuary, 260 East South Tempie, Ines- November 21, 1975, .by the Water, eer services contact J. Brent Kelly ' P.m. and Wednesday 11,30 a.m. to DePartment. day In Midway, Utah, 6.544862. in lieu Ot SuernitIne derduers'Sat,re, 12.30 p.m. Interment Salt Lake City Funeral Larkin Mor water Department , bi directors, Certlfiedinsuredloexeonsive AAACON AUTO TRANSPORT II I THE UPJOHN CO. TRANSPORT CARS ANVAriERE , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,..k IrRINU, TRAVlt , ------- fZ EMILE RN'S, LPN'S and NURSES MINS IF you can devote 1 or S days of your time according to your schedule, we have Ma shJts to otter. Too Sal. with Inrease. Ins. coverage Lid no tees. HOMEMAKERS , iCC AMEN 'N ANONYMOUS leforee Ass,staoce TRANSetRRED Must AA Sea Son SO Hockey tickets (2) Excel. loc. aisle seals. Value S35 1. will sell VW. V' ' SkAKINV OPPORTUNITY R FASHION SALES PERSON Salary and commission tor maturity, sates person who loves expeeni-eseitho the Imest name ond names in fashion,. Coil Bill Lova, MONEY BOARD-ROO- To $289 GRAY Funeral services for Alice 486-7267 1522 E. 33rd ATTENTION Sodhe Gray wiil be held Wednesday, ;is D re. at the Mc Nimbi Funeral Home, 4330 South Redwood Road, where friends Legal Notices rnoy call Wednesday from 330 to I Am. , : Interment in Gendoi6. Coidui-niFut, 011MMMEIIMM.,M. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS I drectors, M(1)ou9.I Funerel Home will be received at Sealed proposals Funeral services for Lester LARSON the office of the City Recorder, Room i Oscar Larson will be held Wednesday. f 200, City and County Building untii o rn , in the McDougal Funeral Home. 5:00 o'clock P.M. :, ... Monday, December I 430 South Redwood, Friends may call 15, 1975, for the construction of ..,.. TLenday, 6 to 8 em, and one hour prior to SiithitarY Sewer line oil Nortn Temple Nzt,,, , serv,ces. Interment, Valley View liaemari from Win,fred Street to the Surrlin al Park. Funeral directors, McDougal Canal, Sanitary Sewer Extension No. VN,1,.. it Funeral Home according to the plans on file in the City Engineer's office. 4,,,,, MILLER Funeral services for Effie Bids will be publicly opened in Room Miller be held will Catherine Larsen 301, City and County builoing at or 12 noon, in toe Larkin acinut 10:30 A.M. on Tuesday, Wecineaday, it 1 ' , Chapel. 260 East South Temple. cember 10, 1975 by the Board of City Friends may call at the mortuary, Commissioners. In Iipfi of sobntittin9 Promise's to the one hour prior to services. Wednesday . , Interment. Elysian Burial Gardens. Fun- City Recorder, bidders may Present sealed Proposals to the Board of Larkin eral directors, Mortuary, Commissioners at (Men meeting on te.:..t. : !' TANAKA Funeral services for said date of bid opening prior to the Masaske (John) Tanaka will be held at opening of the first bid. to instruction bidders, specifications The Salt Lake Buddhist Church, 211 West and forms tor contract and bond, 1st South. Cremation Shrine Of Memories together with plans and profiles, when F Unt,rai d irectors, McDoue Mausoieum prepared' may be Obtained at the Chapel Mortua,Y, 'ELK DEER office of the COY Engineer, Room 401, CUT AND WRAPPED WERNER Funeral services for Cif,: and County Building. in employment: 479 East 7th Soirth 5116634 Nondiscriminetion Hansen Christian Werner will be held 12 noon. in the 17th Ward Bidders on this Work will be renuired 1967 JEEP COMMANDO, Wednesday, Va, to comply with the President's Execu- Chapel, 142 West 200 North. Friends may $1,295, fIre, Nu. title and the provisions one hour five Order cell at the ward, Wednesday. of Exotutivo Order No. 10925 aS prior to services. Interment, Salt Lake included therein. The requirements City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Larkin for bidders and contractors under this SPECIAL NOTICES Mortuary. order are explained in the specitica WOBICK Funeral services tor of envelope, the the outside 0,1 PaWine "Ices Wabick will be con bidder shall indicate the nature of the SAVE. Fresh frozen Oregon berries, ducted Tuesday, 12 nocm from Evans and bid. Ail In Gal. containers. Varieties Early Mortuary, 514 East 1st South, where The right is reserved to reject any or and seafood, fruits, vegetables, 1 8 to call friends may Monday, Pill and all bids. outs. untreated fresh Taking Orders halt hour prior to services. Bid bonds will be accepted in lieu of Tuesday now. Lawn Wasatch Memorial certified check. Interment, BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF REDD! SPUD now has available Park. Funeral directors, Evans and COMMISSIONERS OF SALT LAKE saladS, fresh french fries, and proEariy, CITY, UTAH, THIS 131H DAY OF duce for ward dinners, banquets, abOVINATZ Funeral services for NOVEMBER, 1975. etc. Call Velma P. Badivinatt will be tied Toes- MILDRED V. HIGHAM Get Warm In a Mortuary, Pal, I P.M. in the Jenkins-SoftCity Recorder SAUNA 4760 South State. Friends may Cdit First Publication, KING'S PALACE 14E 15, November 197S one how Monday, 6 to 8 p m and T,Jc.-ri60 West 3300 Sou it prior to services. Interment. Murray City Last Pb11CatiOn: November 21, 1975 Cemetery Funeral directors, V. C. Suite ti"' & MILL tiegrarg Employer Equal Opportunity delLars, Pd cvds, void Ruil otd coins, ell S. ,Mtalti, SLC. EMU' root SERVICES HOME VISITiNG BUY fiMSAWAWIIMSE,Ma!aMi B'O'NNI Floral Co. IMVEDIATELY NEEDED RfiAnonsible dpendatfl lades wiM to work as own transportafion tonnirnakers tor controctod agency. We pay $225 Nourly to !dart. Excel. fringe benefits. Working with the efdoeiy, olsabied and low income tamIlle& helping to Improve Dying cond,tions and nutrition. Helloing to ma.ntain 'amilIwa and individuate In their own homes. A tremendous Opportunity to be of service in your commtmity as a pert of the social am. work surtivn roasts MINDED: uttIS wave !Otitt173 ' 41 TRAIN ACME PERSONNEL :65 E 2nel $o. Yo too charged on eddy Xli-A- ilk R. will InvoC!e V a. Beautiful office.. 13r1 to area. Aooly Ov 10.00. Mrl. &otor S400 to start. M. z OFFICE BEGINNER 'afore as rectetrforr obese, of co. operamo. Confect WO Ma expo needed. 1st & learn Ili - 5th Do. 1975. L'APt0Y,4ENT AGENCY MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST I Mb. Cemetery. tuary, 16MEMBIEMIN , eetic:43NCoiov$Teilmeemb: and Sons. !,,,..t.,,,:i,,,..,, Church. Church, Order of B. 1 k:.::' t;(44,,r;:l' Dale, Oct. 9, 1902. " ,',.. .:,6'"..:,, 1; Dale. Married Adelia Marie Acord, Castle Marie M. Light r ."' ,.4.414.3 Jensen. Reported- ly the first child born in Castle Marie M. Light, 75, 2212 Wyoming St., died at home Nov. li, 1975, of a ,:: ..... '... ,..' heart attack. :...j:ii.i.'.4,...V,,:,..... Born March 21, :,4k 1900, GermanY, to 9,.F .:',' Jacob and Anna Married Walter. Earnest D. Light ra..,..' 9 20, .:,'''',1 M a y 5, 44 414:,-,,ii.- 1975. ,00:71:14.11stRarothe HUNTER'S :. Benjamin mtner,Stu.hErvast.v.oFnr, Wad ICOKaho PUBLIC NEARING IS HEREBY GIVEN of a imM101101M, flq to be ninil in the Wer .:.::,.:: Former sales Llaa2m3,Soun NOTICE i W:dr!!: Pub( Hear Funeral services for AgneS Free Demo. MILLER'S & ELLISON'S (Janice) Jane Kirby Gawan will be bete 10 COO. a m., in the usrion Salt Lakes finest llorlst. For tNose WATER Wednesday, DISTILLER, Will 2 distil 7e0 averts ger hr. East South Temple. WM) want somelning asoaciaoy nice. apomx. mortuary Chanel, c,!1 Joe 943150. Friends may call at Me mortuarY, 484-43- 28 hour prior to Ser Wednesday 2153 EAST 2100 SOUTM vices Interment Salt Lake City CemeterY Funerai dicectors, Larkin Mortuary. MILDRED'S FLOWERS ..,.. ,. attl 411Pmuluts ukrvices GAWAN Davis. Married ::;!i rasp. .;: Howard Percival :. 3,...,4., 4 Flora April 25, ;:'.?8,,:...4,44,V 1922. Salt Lake ; City, he died ,.. April 14, 1952. :,. 1.,,I.,,Ai died, Married tO Bryan L. Mem- mon, Dec. 9.1952; he died in 1959. Survivors, daughters, Mrs. David H (Inez) AlireO. BOUMItul, Edward L. (Vesta) Grampn. Arlington. Va.; Mrs. Velma Cameron, Washington D.C.; Mrs. J. Marlin (Grace) Smith, Silver Spring, Md.; la 21 grandchildren, twin brother, sister, Sail Lake Adams. Joseph LeRoy (Lee) City; Stella Mawle (Dolliel Kelly, memphis, Tenn. Private funeral Wednesday. Friends call 290 E. South Temple, Tuesday 6p.m. Burial. Salt Lske City Cemetery. mDoaaryD(C,,haaail Fune.a -- - elliGrdnoorinCitme"" 7 8 17, 1975 Monday, November 1161WEINIMElbOt CLIFFORD twW:ildaTueslaBc6wv Nary, 'i ,,2400,,,,oakt Mackay .. M. Werner C. A; emnized, Lake Temple, c...1 S. Ins; he JUMP :. .,:y, daughters. iOnn, Detroit; Elmer, Mrs. Ann Max- LOS Church Survivors. daughters. Mrs Richard well, Mrs, Criarles (Frances) Frank. Mrs. Reed ( Dorothy ) M. (Bonnie) Woolf. Santa Monica. enherger, ; Calif Mrs. George V. (Patricia Lee) Robinette, Mrs. Doreen Woodhouse, Mrs. Lawrence (Shirley) Maynard, all Hinckley. Salt Lake City; 4 grandchii Midvale; Pauline, Granger; 18 dren; brothers, Deibert Davis, Neweli both Salt Lake City. grandchildren, IAMrs. Jennie Davis, Funeral Tuesday noon, 260 E. South sister, grandchildren; Thlin.tie, where it tenth Ctiii M0110aV Beecianovich, 'fugoslavia. Funeral mass Thursday 10 a.m., St. P.M., Tuesday hour before services. Therese Catholic Church, 112 S. Allen Wasatch t awn M,emorial Park. St, Holy Rosary Wednesday 7 p.m., 8090 S. State, where friends call H. P m. and Thursday before mass. HOLDEN, Millard County BenjaBurial, Midvale City Cemetery. min H Crosland, 82, Holden, died Nov. 17, 1975, at his home following a long Alice Gray illness Born Oct. 15, 1893, in Cleveland. Alice Sophia Gray, 92, 3523 Land Dr., died Nov. 15, 1915 in a Salt Lake Idaho. to Benjamin Henry and Amelia Walton Crosland. Married Ida Maria nursing home of causes incident to Stevens, June 2A. 1916, in Fillmore; age, Born Dec. 8, 1882, in Mentor. Minn.. soiemnized, Manti Temple. Former stockman. Active in civic and church lo ri,wii, B. mid Anna Elizabeth affairs. Pepper Holverson. Adopted at age five Survivnrs wife, sons, Douglas, by Francis and Elizabeth Talcott. Married to Fred Ober, June 5.1907; he Warren. both Holden; Henry, Bryant, both Filimore; Maynard, Bountiful; died, Married to Neil Thompson, June Salt Lake City; Phil, Kearns; 29 4, 1950; he died. Married to Robert C. Rev, 9 Gray. Aug. 24. 1954, Idaho Falls; he died June 3, 1961. Former schooFuneral wedriesday noon, Holden lteacher, Connecticut and Minnesota. LDS Ward chapel. Friends call Olpin Member, Eastern Star; Red Cross, Fillmore, Tuesday 8 p.m. Glendale, Calif. Member, EINWOPal Mortuary, and at the ward chapel Wednesday Church. Active member, Musical Socibefore service. Burial, Holden ety, Valley City, N.D. Cemetery. Surivor s. nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday 4 p.m., 4330 S. Redwood Rd., where friends call from -4 p.m. Burial, Val Halle Memori3.36CAST1 E DALE John Ray Jensen, al Park, Glendale. 97, Castle Dale, died of causes incident 'to age in a Price Karla hospital Nov. 15, LIOTT-HO- Richard )10.. ',7- - E. ..',.; .:; t'' nesday ..:1: '....... t 1,1Ti ' - .eiee,::',4A.i. f::. :'!!:,,'41;...,' Salt Lake City. where hour vices Par IC, ": (Ardema Anderson, .'. tt' r Survivor: daughter. Mrs. Pantalone M. Luella Flay Adams Nail Memmott. ES St., dieo Nov. 16. 1975, at ver borne of a congeslive heart failure. Bern April U. i.,;:1 18117. ,.7'.i Easton. ti e-.,,'.x4;,:r: Leavenworth, ,,,kansas, to Elijah Newton and Mary Martha Harrison .V.. Married Adsms .T' to Albert Allen ;'tl:,a i -28. ,wle ..,. N ell. Aug. 907. Kansas sot- i,..,.., '', .tilr .0418 Salt 88. 476 r.,7trt""tr'7 Kaufman, Titx. Knute Mathis; he died. Came tei Utah in 1989. I 21. I Charles L., 35, Alberboth Salt Lake City. P8 PR Andrew C., 23, Christine C., 21, both Bountiful. R. De. hhis. 34; Sherry L.. 35, both Sat Lake City. both Salt Lake City. garet WILLARDSON.LUNDSKOG: Roger D., 23; Beverly K., 21, both Salt Lake City. BROOKSHENDRICKS. Lester 28; Tamyra J. 26, both Salt Lake City. SHOCKEY.SMITH: Donald E., 52; Mary J 49, both Sag Lake city. ROGERSBUTLER: Brian K., 19, Holladay; Gay L. 19, Granger. HASLAM-DACBrian R., 22; Pamela L. 18, both Salt Lake City. Richard D., 20, Pueblo, Colo.; Enid A. 20, Wheatridge, Colo FRANKS-TATE- : Herman L. 23; Lauri, 25, both Salt Lake City. : Chad E., 10; Helen M., 17, both sandy. John A., 22; Kyoko, 24, both Salt Lake City . Jonn V., 46. Mountain Home AFS, Idaho; Mary E., 46, Cneyenne, Wvo. Michael D., 19, Ogden; Kim A. 19, Brigham City, Lynn D., 21, Sandy; Judy 01.1e Kansas City, Kan. CASELL1-NAMIK: Anton. W., 29; Natalia A.. 23, both Salt Lake City. : Robert E., 19, Salina, Lisa M..19, Salt Lake City. Jerrold L., 32; Pamela B., 33, both Solt Lake City. GANSAUGE-HUBBELGary W., 17; Susan M., 18. both Salt Lake City. Born Legal Notices Funerals 011MMOD ieng May i, !mess. 11189. 1 f VITAL STATISTICS. ta. i; Center, died Nov. 16, a Murray ....1.: ...,..... ,,.. hospital after t) heart attack. Born Sept 10. :..!..,,zr'tIA,.,..:,..,: 10)4. in Bingham t; ''...S..,,::'..!.1'..,; ,. Canyon, Salt Lake County, to Steve ' and Annie Menck Married to John 11 tely!i44,,,a .....: :',4..,... Panta lone. July horn-playin- EL atter 71. 360 E. every way. The Richard Strauss "Concerto No. 2 in E Flat for Horn and Orchestra" was more of the same. Tuckwell launched into the work with aplomb. and .continued to play throughout with substantial attack and fluency. His playing was also predominantly clean, even in the more excruciatingly difficult passages. This is a virtue not at all to be taken for granted in even the best of horn playing and that was what we were hearing. Here and there, when Strauss allows (after all this is not, really, his most expressive piece), Tuckwell produced a poetical turn of phrase. He gave of a us good cause to think this to be order. He easily deserved the standing ovations accorded him. The "quiet evening" was now over. and the concert closed with the "Suite" from "Der Rosenkavaller." Seldom did Abravanel relax or give the music time to breathe. One doesn't think of either the opera or the "Suite" as being one of Strauss' stormiest works. Abra anel dashed through most of it, setting an over-fas- t tempo at the start and making a ous display piece of the finale. For me it was all a bit exaggerated and lost some of the beauty of its famed melodies, even though I recognize the skill required in much of the playing. There were those in the audience who thoroughly enjoyed the bombast. S., 44, ,,,l- Luella Memmott Luta Maltds, So. Sr S 111,1Wyst, Mod id a Sail Lake hospitai Nov. le WS. 1915, in d Mar- V.,k.. Sophie MIDVALE Tuckwell played serenely thoughout, with technical security. and with a limpid and clearly-focusetone. Throughout,the beauty of his playing verged on the breathtaking the entry of a sustained passage in the first movement, for example. The cadenzas were wholly suitable, of a splendidly modest length, and should have supplied almost everything the most ardent cadenza-fancie- r could wish. Patrick J. 23; a c h R 't 1,1 By Harold Lundstrom Deseret News music critic : ea ,yo. ichirts in Salt ,.,..1.. Lake LDS rem- - ,,,, ..,.t: ,,..1;...i. .4.1i Pie; she died in ,,,..,' 19S6. Marrlttd':';'7,.ei',.::-kl,' Erna Oct...4.,,..I 0.. 9, lose, salt City, Retired De- - ..'i. .: seret News erne- love. Active in bowling leagues. Survivors, wife; sons, daughters. R tc hard Clifford, Seattle, Wash., Jerry Clifford, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Robert (Dolores) Garnet, Mrs. Arnold (Laraine) Pins, both Kearns; I i brother, sisters, grandchildren; Leonard L. Clifford, Burbank, Celli.; Mrs. Arch (Grace) Weight, Midvale; Mrs. Dorothy Wright, Mrs. Elmer (Lillian) Walters, Mrs. Otto (Alice) Mischke, all Salt Lake City; Mrs. Jay (Nell) Jewkes, Yuma, Ariz.; Mrs. Ella Crest, Downey, Calif.; Mrs. Gertrude Crow, Ogden. F toner ai Tuesday noon, Waterloo LDS Ward Chapel, East. Friends call 260 E. South Temole Monday ego.m., chapel Tuesday hour before services. Burial, Salt Lake City Cemetery. ost Marriage licenses Salt Lake County . I. quiet night --alm- Lula Mathis William B. Clifford .kliliam B. Clifford, 67, I6C7 Denver St., died at tern Nov. 1925. ot a Pert ailmeM. asiserszseee,,,,,ke,i Born May le, ,,;,ii vi ......,.:,,,,,Zs, MIL Redhilis, Ea .:. wend, NI WII,iam (....; t.'...''.,.... ., .. James and Mary ., Russell Clittoi d.:..,.;,,;..',Arlf' :.:';', Married Addas ,.::. 1:,'. ',,''',.9.i.t'..if. Louise Dew; cii- - ,i::. '.i :.:. 1 11 vorced. Married sr; ,..... :,, itAkOsr,itt. elornmePuc-v.- rt 'of'41tV' 4k I