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Show ,. State parks in Utah are not hibernating ,, h E.W. Heaton Vaughn Carter dies in Logan dies, 73 Carter, Emerson Ave., former member of the South 7:3, 2474 Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce and president of the died Nov. Ready Mix Co. 28, 1975, in a Salt Lake City hospital following a long illness. - , William Heaton , LQ.1, Franklin Carter who worked 27 years as an agent for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., was an active member of the LDS Church. His church service included an Eastern States Mission from a term as bishop of the Logan 9th Ward, service as counselor in the Eastern Atlantic States Mission from and a second mission with his wife to IndepenHis dence, Mo., in term as temple president was from Mr. Heaton, Ile Mr. Carter, a member of the LDS Church, was active in Scouting throughout his life and served as Scoutmaster in the Monument Park 9th Ward. He received the Silver Beaver Award and was a member of the Scout Council. Carter was active in civic affairs and the business community. He was a member of the Utah Home Mr. Buildrers 1921-192- 1960-196- 1 1974-197- 5. Mr. Heaton was born Sept. in Portage, Box 5, 1898, Association,. and Elder to John and assistant,' 'seiTetary of the Anna County, Heaton. He Llewellyn Utah Prestressed Concrete married Pearl S. Anderson, Co. Mr, ,Carter was also a Nov. 4, 1926, in the Logan of member the Ambassador She died in 1959. He Club and was a charter Temple. member of the Elks organ-- WI ion. He was born Feb. 2, 1902, in Provo to Frank J. and Ella Nora Clinger Carter. He married Veda Jensen, Aug. 30, 1923 in Provo. Mr. Carter is survived by his wife and one son and one daughter, Richard Franklin Charles 13. Richmond, 93, Carter of San Francisco, East, former presiNorman and hrs. Calif.; (Diane) Chow, of Salt Lake dent of the Australia Mission and retired office manager City; three grandchildren; a sister. Florence Utley of Los of the General Electric Co., died Nov. 27, 1975, in a Salt Angeles, Calif. Lake City hospital of causes Funeral service will be incident to age. conducted Monday noon in the Monument Park 9th Ward chapel, 1545 S. Foothill Dr. Friends may call at the chapel from 11- - noon before Charles the service. Burial will be in B. Provo City Cemetery. t Richmond Clair (Ethel Mae) Firth, Bothwell, Box Elder County; Mrs. Ronald (Marie) Firth, Pleasant Grove: and Mrs. Jay Collin (Dorothy) Sheridan. Brigham City. He is also survived by 40 12 grandchildren, brother a Darrell, of Smithfield and two sisters, Elmina Allen, of Brigham City, and Mrs. Clifford (Merle) Pulispher, of Whittier, Calif. Funeral will be conducted noon in the Cache 761-8t- h r :,;t Debra Woods of Ogden and of Lehi tied for the title of -- Miss Farmers Insurance Group of Utah," zind will compete to be a queen in the Tournament of Jeris Russon loses Parade. Debra, 21, a of is a daughter -- - Richmond also was the former grounds superintendent at the State Capitol. He served a mission for the LDS Church to Australia in 1909 and in 1947 returned to that country with his wife to serve as mission president. He was also the past president of the Park Stake. Mr. band; daughters. R., ,A ants; I 1 '3' . tinieupt,eikt ss Mrs. H. Joyce Woods, Weber State College junior. Mr. Richmond was born in Jeris, 20. a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Merlin Russon, is a Ogden, Nov. 29, 1881, to Brigham Young University Cornelius T. and Mary Rosalie Child Richmond. He qudent. ste r . Stettanie births Holy Cross LOS Hospital HANSEN, Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Chris, 3226 Derby Cir., girL Mr. and Mrs. Crate B. CROMPTON. 869 University Village, girl Mr. and Mrs. Burnell, LOVERIDOE. 281 2400 South, BOW, girl. PETERSON, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald, 2M6 Hermosa Way, girl. WILLIAMS, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Scott, 517 10N1 Ave , girl. TOWNSEND. Mr, and Mns. Jerry, 10572 S. slate St., Sandy, girl. STUSER, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R., 3650 4S10 South, girl. METCALF., Mr, and Mn. Richard SC,' 1590 S. ISM East, girt SAILISY. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D., 1319 1316 South, boy. ROMANS. Mr. and Mrs. Eilttan Gana. Grantsville, beg. BELL Mr. and Mrs, Shorahrit T.., looele, boy. SMITH. Mr. and Mrs. Montt OSS7 S. 151:1E99 boo. teltsfrond Moo itai Mr, and Mrs. Dyne R. BARTLETT, 90 East, Mut pert Mr, and Mrs. Ralph D 36.13 6016 S , S egoottry, non arest, has, SOYMISSITO. Mr. and Mrs. ThatnaL sr Ms Sough, OH. MASIMAIISMS, Mr. sod AVS. Helm Sm. NIELSE91. M. sod NV South. hi. SANT. Mr. and Wt. Michael litadands Mit 3215 W2 As, Hospital ELIONS, Mr. and Mrs, Noel, Dugway, girl. BEAMON, Mr. and Mrs. Gary, girl. SPRATT. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick, BS W. Oakland Ave. , girl. READitie, Mr. end Mrs. Thomas, 3495 lth East, girl. Sr KROOH, Mr. and Mrs, Tim, 3142 S. 1765 East, girl. BROWN, Mr. and Mrs. KeVin, 25 0 Streol, girl. TAYLOR, Mr. and Mrs. Harold, Park City, bog. wieLsew, Mr and Mrt. ken?, 2174 S. 3rd East, boy. NEiMAN. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis, 4874 W. 5100 South, Kearns, bog. Marks Hospital 11112(1001, Mv. and Mrs. James, 3641 W. $100 South, girl. MiLLIR, Mr. and Mrs. Paul, 3160 St. Coronet, Slay. KUNZ, Mr. and Mrs, Morris, 311 E.6215 South, Mur., boy. WARNICK, Mr. and Mrs. Mike, 2949 W. rata South, West Jordan, boy. ant ?Ark Douglas, 955 HIND, NO Pueblo St., air. DUNN, Mr. and Mrs. Richard, MIS Storm NM., girl. itnesital Mr. and Mrs. Glen, 17e E. 14M Sot" enta, girl, ON W. oreapiAlioez Mr. and Mrs. Jesus B., Crall A., W.. An. 328 Sleek Covis TAYLOR, Layton, boy. ASOMISON. H.bt. Mr. sod Mn, Robert, 241 ' R. married Mance in the Salt Sept. 24, 1901, Lake Temple. Mr. Richmond is survived by his wife and three sons, and three daughters: Lawrence C., Leucadia, Calif,: Grant A., Denver, Colo.; Mrs. Gilbert (Virginia) McDouell, American Fork; Mrs. Melvin (Mary) Brooks, Provo; Harold K., Mrs. LaMar (Phyllis) Duncan, both of Salt Lake City. Cache County. to James Peter and Emma Christine isakson Johnsen. Married Dr. V4'0.. ;i1 ford William Rork Sr. Sept. le. 1908, .r, Salt Lake LDS, Member TiNtipkt. LDS Church. Past ,) is survived grandchildren, ; 28 by 56 two and two Leon Rich-- . inond, Long Beach, Calif.; and Lyman Richmond of Havasu, Ariz. Funeral service will be Monday noon in CHARLTON, Mr. and Mrs. Randy, 197 E. 780C South, Mid,, bor. PIERCE, Mr. and Mrs. Howard, 417 N. 300 West, girl. CREEP, Mr. and Mrs. John Preston, es Virginia St., boy. Valley West HaiHetet BARKER, Mr. and Mrs. Ricky A., 1445 East, girl. JENSEN, Mr. and Mrs. Scott D., 34225. 7930 West, Magna, boy. EDWARDS. Mr. and Mn. Herbert, 3193 S. 4190 West, Gran., boy. S. 1400 Marriage licenses Salt Lake County Richard T., 36, Janice A., 3S, both SO Lake Cite. Gary M. la, Salt Lake Cite; Cherel 12., 11, Pomona, PORATH-JENSE- Calif. BLGOMOUIST-HIGHARoo,' id L. 29; Ladino M., 41, both Salt Lake Cite. David A. 21; Lori K., 20, both Salt Lake Cite. : Donald A., Di Rita P., 23, both Salt lake City NEWMAN-SNOt2, Layne Jessie L., 21, Salt lake Cite. F Paul A. ni Soodra K., it, both Salt Lake Cite. McDONALD-EVANDavid L., 20, Midvate; Vicki A., 11, Salt Lake ate. Harare A 22, Rhonda M. IL both Sae Lae ALLIED.AIAND: Stow L. 33; Ian I.. 23, both Salt Lake Cite. ate. .1. t. Nev. Vegas, Mi les years. owned Owner, Hotel, Formerly 50 i semloh, Little Ellen -- Nellie" Dimick, 80, PRICE Price, died Nov. 27, 1975, in a Price hospital atter a short illness. Born April 9, 1895, Beaver, to Joseph Hyrum and Ellen Green Marshall. Married Aaron P. Dimick June 10, 1918, Lawton, Okla, ; he died Aug. 21, 1974. Active in LDS Church. Survivors: sons, daughter, Edwin, Winnemucca, Nev.; Lewis, Wellington, Carbon County; W. Jack, Paul, Robert, all Price; Mrs. Joe (Irma Lou) Rendon, Grand Junction, Colo.; 19 great 30 grandchildren; brother, Evan Margrandchildren; shall, Redwood City, Calif.; Mrs. Mildred Pratt, BeiMOn Calif.; Mrs. LaVer ( Dora) Johnson, Downey, Idaho; Mrs. Carl ( Edna) Bath, Helper, Carbon County. Funeral Monday 11 a.m., Fausett Mortuary, Price, where friends call p.m., Monday before ser ' Sunday vices. Burial, Price City Cemetery. ' S. 23, H. Prosser In Salt Lake City; he died. of VITAL STATISTICS Divorces granted Third District Court RAVNiKAR: Malinda P. vs. Elwood W.; mental cruelty. BAKER: Peter L. vs. Helen G.. mental, cruelty.. Harry A.; R. vs. Gerald A.; Sandra BAKER, mental cruelty. LaSALLE. Robert G. vs Munda F.; mental cruelty. TAPP: Elizabeth P. vs. William R.; mental cruelty. HAMP: Gerald R. vs. Bonnie L.; mental cruelty. CHRISTENSEN: Carol S. vs. Talmage; mental cruelty. ARMITAGE: Rosemary H. vs. Edwin F.; mental cruelty MELIS: Barbara C. vs. Nick C.; mental Cruelty. FLEGAL: Marilyn H. vs. Thomas G.; mental cruelty. ARNOLD: Valerie S. vs. Paul J.; mental cruelty. Max. Min. Proc. 24 25 50 07 36 38 36 4 34 43 .03 07 15 33 .02 46 .07 .55 25 15 34 24 , Member, LDS1., Church A servedr, tkesithi,ei Trinity Peery James Albert Lancaster StilvICI tORICA51 .42 45 Grand Junction 81 Honolulu 51 Las Vegas Los Angeles 54 79 Miami 49 Moab New York 48 Ogden Phoenix 62 21 Pocatello 41 Portland 341 Provo 7A.A4 10 30 tuare KIMBALL Funeral tervices for Marvetta May Hardcastle Kimball will be held Monday. p m in the Droner First and Third I DS Ward Chapel, 11300 So. 600 Friends may call at the East, Draper Gott Mortuary, 8090 South State Sunda 6 to 8 p m., and Monday at the ward chapel one hour prior to services Inter. mord. Memorial Gardens of the Va Gott Mortuary. funeral directors 30.00 VON Nt w YOkK LAkE:ITY , - Nts Wet t AV- 1'1 plattr,---1).- 2 II SO 27 73 34 74 36 16 47 13 2 1 AS WOFitt A4S IMAM 1,t MIAIN so .114) N I Iii,t,:ri St4(4WI X X R5. x'xiS140' 7."''t '011w A!,1 Rock Springs St. George St. Louis .04 Salt Lake City San Francisco 31 hot GI .05 Reno ,45 .55 .15 At 24.1tt 32 t A tA1Ht t f010( ori 11: , 30 t 30 32 06 43 41 38 22 54 46 Seattle Sheridan Spokane Wash., D.C. W. Yellowstone 39 14 38 06 33 05 stations 36 Time .46 21 13 23 52 13 international ii Berlin Buenos Aires Hong Kong London Moscow Paris Sydney Tei Aviv .34 Tokyo I a.m. a 4.m. TOMP. 39 72 earn. 63 Mdnt e.rn i a,m. 37 19 48 a.m. 66 a.m, 46 3 10 2 Funeral directors. Larkin Mortuary. RICHMOND Funeral services tor B. Richmond will be held Mon day. 12 noon, in ttie Park Stake Center, 132 South Oth East. Friends may call at the Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, Sunday, 6 to 8 I), m., and Monday at the Stake Center one hour orior to services interment, Salt Lake city cerneterer Charles Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary - ROkES Funeral services for H vottiscaffil Roees will beheld MondaY. 12 noon, lm the Larkin MO Iuary Chapel, 260 East South Tempo) t riends may call at 9 a.m. Sone mOrtUary, aV, 6 to 8 p m me,or ,a interment, wasatee Law Park. Funeral directors, Lark in Mor Nary. - - WARDELLA Graveside services thr Pete Wardetia will be held Tuesday, 2 30 P m., at the Elys,an Burial Gardens Friends may call Mondav, 6 to 8 p,m., at Funeral Home. Cele South McDougal Redwood Road. Funeral directors, McDougal Funeral Home Fameral services for Clyde FIDLER held be will Fidler Monoey 11.30 a m. fn the Emerson Ward, 1063 Emerson Av- enue Friends may call at the Deseret Mortuary. 36 East 7e0 South, Sunday from p.m. and at the ward on Monday one hour prior to service. Interment in the Funeral directors. Lake Hills Mortuary. Deseret MortuarY - FLOWERS 1522 E. 33rd POINSETTIAS 12 AC TO 64-6FROM SKYLINE FLOWERS H;GHLANO OR, ..1.41101 Wilted '"".-NOTICE ( wwwwwwww TO CONTNAcToes Sealed pr000sals will be recerro the office of the City Recorder, Rc 200 City and County Building 00 o'clock P M. erecintsclaY, cember 10, 1975, for furnishing construction ot la standard "T" 1, imrs East of 2ath West Street at f Late City International Airport, led No acCording to Me PI On file in the COY Engineer's office Bids will be publicly opened in ar. 301. City and County Building al about 10 30 A M on Thursday, cember IL 197S by the Board of ( Commissioners .In Ieu of sotimitting orodosalS Cits Recorder, bidders may Pres to the Board rated proposalsat open meeting said date of bid opening prior to opening ot the forst bid, Instrirrtion to bidders. soec Olt at, and forms tor contr act a nd bc together with plans and orobles, vir oreoared. May he obtained at ot the City Engineer, Room City and County Building Nondiscrimination in emelOyme FilMtirs on this work will be redoi to comply with the President's L te I la and the live Order No provisi of Executive Order NO. 10925 The reguireme therein. included for bidders and contractors under t order are expiained in the specifi t'bris On the outside of envelope. bidder shall indicate the nature of :, right is reserved to reject ant bids bonds will be accepted in lies certified chec BY ORDER OP THE BOARD COMMISSIONERS OF SALT LAi COY, UTAH, THIS 2OTH DAY NOVEMBER, 107S MILDRED V HIGHAM City Recorde First Publication Novemoer 18, 11975 Last Publication DeCeinget 3 975 - all Bid NOTICE OF PUBLIC NEARING ,01 Notice is het abg given that 8 oub hearing win be held on December 1975, at 8.00 o'clock p.m. at the Wir Jordan City Hail, 1850 West 7800 Soul West Jordan, Utah, for the purpose amending the ma) of the City of Wi Jordan, by annexing and zoning 1, toliovving described ProPerty, M-- I Zone Beginning at the sOu quarter corner of Section I, Toomst 3 South, Range 2 West, Salt Lake Ba and Meridian, and running then North 01015" West 465.00 feet; then North 2213'55" West 757.52 Ng East 2,930. thence South 89 45'30 o feet to the east line of said Section 011 thence South 030'30" East aiong tr ' I east line ot said Section 1,165.00 fe to the southeast quarter corner of sa We 139'4530" thence North Section ti along the south line of said Section t 42..741 feel to the north line of court road; thence South 56 Se' West aloi the north line of said county ro; 1,7'7 o feet. thence North East 947.91 feet to the swim ene of sa SeCtiOM I; thence North 49 45'30" we alone the south line nt said Section 732.67 teet to the point of heginnin Contains 88.7 acres, more or less tone Beginning at a noi North 01)330" West 1,16,e00 feet fro the southeast quarter corner of Sec iii I, Township 3 South. Range 2 Wee Salt Lake Base and Mericean, et We running thence North 89 4530" 2930.48 feet. thence North 28 ITS, West 1,598 83 feet to the north line the southeast quarter of said Section thence South 8954'37" Eaet 3,533. feet to the east quarter corner of ea Section 1; thence South 00330" Ea 1,486.80 feet along the east line of se it Section I to the point of beginnin Contains 110.6 acres, more or less. ISSUED BY ORDER of the CI Council of the City of West Jordan th 25th day of November, 1975. Prooerty of Rosetta M. Wood ar Schmidt Investment Co located aPProximately 5000 West, Old Bin. ham H ighwaYJUNIUS H. BURTON Mayor Cite of West Jordan s.So. M U R1AL E. ANDERSEN Recorder - , - FRINT Funeral services tor Floyd (Bill) Frint will be held Monday I p.m. in the Ivins Ward Chapel, 1860 South 3rd East. Friends may call at Colonial 2128 South State, Sunday 68 Mortuary, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS hour prior and at the Ward Monday Sealed proposals will be receive,: Lawn to services. interment Wasatch Memorial Park. Funeral directors, Colo- - until 200 P.M., December 16, 195 b, r of the Board the mai Mortuary Educationgt Salt Lake City, Utah, Be Funeral services for Esther will be publicly opened immediate: GLENN thereafter in the Board Room at 4, I o'clock R. Gienn will be heel Monday, 1st South, Salt Lake City, Utal P.m. at the Deseret Mortuary, 36 East lth 'for the Whittier School Addition, 15C one friends call hour may South, where i So. 3rd East, Salt Lake City-Dtorior to services. Interment, Midvale City Accordance with the drawinsUL an Cemetery. Funeral directors, Deseret ispecifications as prepared by Mins. Mortuary. tHalander, Architects. e As pregualification for bidding o than work, each interested contracto Legal Notices shall fill out and file with the Board 'Bidder's Form of Questionnaire, tic later than December 16, 1975. Duet NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed Proposals will be received by itionnaire forms may be obtained at th office of the Director of Buildings c the Utah Department Of Transporta the Board. The work is to be bid unde lion, Room 608 State Office Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, until 2 o'clock one general contract, and 1015, Id, Qualified bidders may obtain draw December Tuesday, p.m. at that time publicly opened tor inns and specifications at the office c Fencing the Director of Buildings on or afte construction of in Sevier County, the same being that ;November 25, 1975 on making a depos, section Of interstate 70 From Clear :of 050.00 per set, such deposits beim Creek Summit to Shingle Creek, iden refunded in accordance with condi titled as Federal Aid Project No tions stipulated in the Instructions ti Bidders. A certified check of not less than The length Of road to be constructed. fly, of the amount of the bit Or improved is 2.063 !Mies, and the !per cent five Percent bid bond must accom principal items of work are aPproxi-lo,Puny each proposal, said check or bit mately as foilows: 9,770 Lin. Ft. of being made Payable to the Boarc Right of. Way Fence Type G and 26 'bond Each Braced Posts For TyPe G Fence. of Education of Salt Lake City, Utah. it shall be mandatory upon Re The project is to be completed in ,40 i contractor to whom this contract I, working days. awarded and upon subcontractor any reis of bidders Prequalification Wired. Prior to any bidder's receiving under him, to nay not less than tht it will be prevailing wage rates as' establishec plans and specifications, Commission of the necessary that the bidder have On file by theof Industrial Utah tor the area where the with the Utah Department of Trans- - 1State to is work be to all the Performed the and approved, Perialige eOmPleted workmen, and in the required Prectualification Statement laborers, the by them Pertaining to contractor's experience mechanics ofemployed these contracts. ,execution and financial condition. The Board reserves the right tc The attention of bidders is directed reject any or all proposals or to waive to the Special Provisions covering !toy informality or technicality in ens subletting or assigning tne contract. In the interest of the Board. ' In conformity with the Federal-aiThe Boar-- d of Education Highway Act of 1968 the U.S, DepartOf Salt Lake menu of Labor has certified the wage City' ' W. GARY HARMER By are the rates for this Project which ClerkTreasurer minimum wages to tie paid On thie 440 E. 1st South 4 Project. These rates ate made a Part (B 36) Salt Lake City, Utah ,' of the contract documents. The attention of bidders is directed to the fact that this Department has SALT LAKE COUNTY been advised by the Wage and Hour SURPLUS SALE Division, U.S. Department of Labor, DATE CHANGE that contractors engaged in nighway The bid opening date tor the Surolue construction work are required to Sale scheduled for Dec. ) at 3 '00 p.m meet the provisions of the Fair Labor on Quot e 576 has been changed to Standards Act of 1938. (52 Stat. 10601 December 15, 1975 at 3,00 p m, The Utah Department of Transpor WILLIAM T. SOUTH tation, in accordance with the DrOVI (c27) Purchasing Agent storm of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act , of 1964 (la vat. 252) and the Regula tions Of the Department of Commerce 1 (15 C.F.R. Part 8), issued pursuant to t0 spEcut such Act, hereby notifies ail bidders , that it will affirmatively insure that the contract entered into Pursuant to to this advertisement will be awarded GLENMDOR VILLAGE the lowest responsible bidder without announces discrimination on the ground of rare a color. or national origin. Tine Uthe COUNTRY CLUB also Department of Transportation MEMBERSHIP it will affirma. notifies all bidders that 18 bole goif course ively ensure that in any contract es dminorityresduba,;nstli PcQl :la, tei bee TOelnynmispiccoluerntsgth - : ' : ; (5, rsal r , , , . $4 e 'e:..:( ,,' , a .k. Pro Snob G ch.Jorlouse $,300 inittation . $.30rno. cues Phone 561-140- 8 ; --- !. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATiON BLAINE J. KAY, P.E Director (8-0- ' CI : , 0. . ,.; ' , 1 1975. UTAH ELK DEER CUT AND WRAPPED East 7th Seuth $314 ! e 4 aotea, mit , ' . and b;pfmwennit iessnedsobrys orimve PatrtneleSn'ewC14DM!:11crreeecitettlfr. t to tee Utah Department of TransportaMake your reservations now betere lion. Room 608, State Office Building, it' e too late. upon request. , e. forms, plans, and Specifi- .O.,;ti le Fin.s.t.h; oViceoithe. ARLENE'S HEALTH STUDIO 4471 S. 9th E. Utah Department of Transportation, 10--7 Mon.-Fri. 10 10 Sat. to Sad Lake City, and the office of its MASSAGE $S District Director at Richtieid, Utah, All Credit Cards Acceoted where they may be reviewed by GET WARM IN prospective bidders. Specifications, SAUNA probosal forms, and Mena me' be obtained only at the Department THE KINGS PALACE Offices at Salt Lake City, upon appli. 60 West 3300 South cation and payment of a tee of Si5.00, no oars of which will be refuncied. A.S.D. HEALTH STUD() r etch bidder must submit a bid bond NOW OPEN! Full staff on duty. from an adoreved surety company on forms provided by the Department; or .,..,..,3130. 300 We5t ,n lieu thereof, cash, certified check, b402iftARA'5 HEALTH STUDIO or cashier's check tor not less than S'S 3950 So. 2nd East, ' of the total amount Of Me bid, made HEALTH STUD-IPayathe to the Utah Department of 3,-,- , sai maim of as evidence good Transportation, pp't faith and a guarantee that if wharded F RiC'say tom Sat., Sun. Hol. the contract, the bidder will execute wkoays, 9 arts-1the contract and furnish the contract bonds as required. The right to relect , StINTI'S any or all bids is reserved. Any additithial i nfoaion my be ATITITIN securers at the office of Me Utah Department of Transportation. Dated this 22nd Gay of November, Mrs.y. Ail AN,A iOWIST 1110111tAlUlliS 31 y rAit MILDRED'S 486-726- 7 d suomd bids in response to this invita tion and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race. color, sex, or national origin in consideration Mr an award. A current list of minority contrac- - SALT RANCit,VC, 364-55-44 Stt, 90. WM WOO limas .. y RANDALL Funeral services tor Lizzie Stoker Randall will be held Monday, 12 noon, in the 32nd Ward Chapel, 351 Nayaio St. Friends may call at the Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, Sun, day, 6 to 8 p.m. and Monday at the ward chaPel one hour prior to services. Inter Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. the FREE DELIVERY "ATAsys Me Finest" In name The KENDRICK Graveside services or Rename Marie Kendrick daughter of Ynden aod Deidre Pears e Kendrick will p m , in the Salt be held Monday, 2. Lake City Cemetery Funeral directors, L ark in Mortuary 75 240 Los preat 20 DECKER Funeral services for EveSnow Decker wid be held Monorly. 2 in Me Larkin Mortuary cnau,,L 200 East South temple Friends may call at the mortuary Monday One hour priOr Interment, Salt Late City services Larkin Mor Cemetery Funeral 30 ,ANC , ,.4 Ion 1 , dauenterSil p m McQueen $T 29.77 3opo leiMMt.EMNW16 Centef 0 NY.; SEMLE 41.. BIRONN Floral C( CAVENEY FunerA, se,sices tot ii he hld E.dreo Joseph Caverev o 8 the (01v...drat ol the Mond, p rn. Madene DI East South Temple infer merit, Se Lake (ttv Cemetev Funeral Lawn Memorial drectors, Berg Sus Snow Wi F;Qrt' BECK Funeral services sG'. Emma Christine Johnsen Beck will he held Manday, I p en in the Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple Friends may call at Me Mortuary Monday one hour prior to services Family summit in Ileu ot flower contributions to a favorite charity Inter. , ittent, Salt Lake City Cemetery. Funeral directors. Larkin Mortuary I CARTER Funeral service, for Vat, , $Mri Franklin Carter rviti be new mood,. 0,44 12 fV000, in Me Monument Park Stil Ward Chapel 1563 Foothill Dr Friends mar ,,,, at Me chanel iro, I) a m interment, Provo Cits Cemeterv Funeral diecloisi Setg Sunset Lawn Memorial Center WEATHER 14)010NA' 1.. Funerals Joyce Horricks Na, , wavivwwwwww Carter AJMER y .4 Estates West. Friends call at 36 E 700 South son. Sort Lake City. Sunday p.m and at the prayer Funeral, Monday noon, Orem 1th service 7,30 0 m, Burial. Mt. Olivet Ward 440 E SOO South. Friends chapel. Cemetery. Family suggests contribucall Sunday 7.9 P m. and at Sundbergtions to the Greek Orthodox Church. Oloin Mortuary, 495 S State and at the chapel one hour before services Burial, Heber City Cemetery, Wanda Beckstrand Nov. j Funeral Monday 2 p 6S00 S Redwood Rd , Isere friends cali rfl. MOIXfaV nour betore Sunday services. Burial, Redwood Merciorial stake mission. Survivors: wife, sons, daughters, Victor R., Lindon, Utah County; Clarence S., Salt Lake City; S Bryce. Bountiful; Joel K , Reno, Nev Mrs Lynn (Down& McDonaid, Heber City; Mrs Carl (Mary jean) Young. Wellsburg, Wasatch County Mrs jay McDonald, Roy, 41 grandchit (Ia) dren; IS greatgrandchildren, brother, sisters, Earl G , Heber City, Hazel Miller, Draper; Ruby Provost, Mid way, Wasatch County; LaPreal John- 1911, DAL 56 ;, ,,,,,,... K. P. grandcnildren; prendchildren. Tanner Miscellaneous Weather Data PRECIPITATION Since Nov. 1, 1975 1.33, above normal plus .12. Precipitation since Oct. 1, 1975 3.24. above normal plus .87. SUN Sunrise Sunday, 7:31 a.m. Sunset Sunday, 5:01 p.m. COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURES Salt Lake City Friday, high 41; low 27; mean, 34; normal 3$. A e year ago: high 45; low N. high for month: 75. e low for month: 14. period ending 5:30 Temperatures for the a.m. Saturday: 63 Edna Sulzer, 4. 191a, Sept Heber City Later solemnized in Salt r',,1 Lake Temple Re tired warehouse manager, termer ii Sur v ivors wife; Mrs. William J. (Evelyn) Bobolis, Sacramento, Calif.; three grandchildren; two nephews, Harry Mihos, Aleck Mhos, both of Salt Lake City. Margaret tr- Rowland, BaSerstield, cam ; Jay, Orem; Terry, El Jebel. Colo Mrs Francis (Thelma) Rudd, Mrs Pao (Joyce) Shields, bon) San Lake City ' Mrs, Dane (Jean) Poulsen, corrine. Box Elder Counts, Mrs James (MarGr arver Mrs. Alian ione) (Nellie) Bearer. Phoenix, Ariz , grandchildren; at times and continued cold through Sunday. Highs today near 30, Sunday upper 20s. Lows mid teens. UTAH Snow at times today with drafting snow. Continued cold. Highs 25 to 35. Lows 5 to 20. NEVADA Snow today, partial clearing tonight, chance of snow again Sunday. Highs today 25 to 35, in 30s. Lows 5 to 15. Sunday S.W. IDAHO Continued cold today with scattered snow flurries. Snow increasing Sunday. Highs today in teens and 20s, Sunday In 20s and low 30s. Lows in upPer teens. S.E. IDAHO Continued cold today with scattered snow flurries increasing Sunday. Gusty winds today. Highs 15 to 25. Lows zero to 10 above. FIVE-DAFORECAST UTAH Snow decreasing by Wednesday. Highs In 30s and lower 40s, lows zero to 20. Albuquerque Atlanta Anchorage Boise Boston Butte Cedar City Cheyenne Chicago Denver Mont,,,, Lambert . ' 4 4 MILE- S- Funeral service' er Warr Miles eon the heid Monday 2 pm in $oiv Treuty Greek 01406011 COuedt. Yam Souto '2!1. Friends may can at Deseret Meolusty, I East te0 P m Prayer service Sunday tram '',t.':k tse 7:30 pm in lieu Pt flowers. far -...),:': soPoesPs cootritutkets to ltie Ceseit Moen lurch Interment in the Ohio" Cemetery Fonerat direct,. Deseret Mortuary. , ita in sons, 1 I Ftoserzis Gil, 1Carns,'"'" OREM Montgomery, ta Orem, died Nov 28, 1975. in a Utah County hospital 0,...f .:. kidney tenure. Born April 19, t897, Heber City, to Robert 8 and Mary Elizabett, hotels, Utah Cafe, ,S.,1 Zephyr and El Gaucho, in Salt Lake City and Showboat on Las Vegas, Nev. Member. itoly Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, Ahessa Lodge, International Footprinters Associal ion, Antelope Island Chapter, the Food Executive Association, Hotel Greeters and Athanasios Diakos, Came to the US vi......:1. Shield Montgomery 3e7.4,... .4.. i:::::'1 rik kV Survivors. tit, :.,,54 '9 ::, ".. Ai wile sorts, Georbe A , Res Clyde, Larry R David V R all Salt Lake (itv; 4 firtmdChildren; brothers, s.sters, Winne G., Merrill i,, bin, W Grant, AmerIcen Grantsville, For, Mrs Chitio Jettet MS, Grantsyil le; Mrs, Reed (JoYc Russell. Tooeie, Mn s Cart (Gladys) ReiMann, SAit Lake CAN Funeral Monday 1130 a m., Emerson LDS Ward Chapel, 1063 Emerson Ave FriendS Cell 36 E 7th South Sunday ea p.m., at the ward chapel 404108V hour before services. Rune!. t ako Hills ermine Park f.:;...e-c- Ma,riett iaond Zolintakis. Aug. l e , 1956. Las .t..., ',wk., .?:' Married Arthur Sorensen Aug. 111. 1120, GUnnisen, lite died April 9, 1967. MemberTs.: LDS Churdl Kearns 6-- 8 Univarsity Hospital E,eni Miles. a p' brick mason Retird employe, Docwav 1111 Proving Gressnds ..,...". Frederick J. 732-8t- 3442 S. &MI Poniris finisher, Nen dr IckSen PAYSON Margaret Kerr Peery, VERNAL isyce Horricks, 24, died died in a Payson hospital in Salt Lake City Duchesne; 19 grandchildren; 72, Payson, Nov. 25, 1975, after a 1975, a long illness after Nov. 28, brothers, William, Bountiful; Hyrum, illness long Born Sept. 10, 1903, Payson, to Roy, both Tooele. 18, 1950, Born Dec, Roosevelt. to Funeral Monday p.m. Duchesne Albert and Elsie Louise Lant Kerr. Lavon T. and Lois Lusty Horricks. LDS Stake Center. Friends call at the Married Earl Joseph Peery Dec. 19, Member LDS Church. Lake Salt 1928, Payson, solemnized, stake center Monday hour before Survivors, parents; sisters, Mrs. LDS Temple. He died March 21, 1949. services. Burial, Duchesne Cemetery. Eddie (Susan) Stewart, Range iv, Telephone operator, 21 years. Colo.; Colleen, Carol, both Vernal. Survivors: sons, Rex, Payson; Glen Funeral Monday 11 a m. Vernal 3rd A. Crowley S., Salt Lake City; Dale, Spanish Los Ward Chapel. Friends call Vernal Fork, niece she raised, Ruth Marie Mortuary Sunday p.m, Monday Fraser, Portland, Ore.; 14 grandchil- hour before services. Burial, Vernal BLOOMINGTON, Washington Coonty Bradley Alien Crowley, 18, dren. Memorial Park. 11 a.m., Funeral in a Salt Lake Payson Monday Bloomington, died LDS Ward Chapel. Friends call hospital Nov, 25, 1975, of renal failure. Burt Born Sept. 11, 1957, Upland, Calif., to Rigby Funeral Home, Payson, Sunday Richard Kent and Ile Mae Black p.m., Monday before services. C1TV BRIGHAM Frederick Crowley. Lived in St. George one year. Burial, Payson Cemetery. James Burt, 78, of Brigham City, died Attended Dixie High School. Member Nov. 27, 1975, in a Brigham City LDS Church. hospital of a heart aliment, Survivors: mother, Mrs. Ila Mae Born Nov. 13, 1897, Liberty, Weber Howard V. Tippetts, Las Vegas, Nev.; grandparCounty. to John Edwaro and Celesta la ents, Mrs. Robert B. Bormann, Ann Cazier Burt Sr. Married Verna Vincent GRANGER Howard Bloomington; La Von Black, Ontario, Kearns 63, 4045 W. 4300 South, died Wheeler. June 14, 1922, in Salt Lake Calif.; Byron Crowley, Utah; 28, 1975, in a Salt Lake hospital Temple. She died Dec. 3, 1972. Married Mrs, Dienelie Olson, Nov. Evelyn Johnson, Nov. 13, 1973, Ogden Idaho Falls, Idaho; brother, David, following a long illness. to 7, 1912, Denver, Colo., to Temple. Served LDS mission Born Aug. Las Vegas; sister, Maria Dinielle Served Dominick and Edith Moreland Southern States, Crowley, Smyrna, Ga.; half brother, Roy mission with first wife to Central Wunder Married Edna Kearns. ly. David Tippetts, Las Vegas. Later divorced, Married Mary Metcalf Atlantic States, 1963. Retired Railway Funeral Monday P.M., BloomingExpress Agency after 29 years. Ogden ton LDS Ward Chapel. Friends call Beck May 20, 1955, Tiivana, Mexico. Stake Sunday School Board. One of Metcalf Funeral Home, St. George, Dispatcher Williams Transtoer Co. seven Former resident. California presidents of Seventy, Ogden 8 Sunday P.M., Monday hour before Survivors, wife; son, Richard. Stake. High priest group leader. services. Burial, St. George City Survivors: wite, daughters, Mrs. Calif; mother, Oregon; Temple City, Cemetery. stepson Randy Beck Kearns; five Curtis L. (Tess) Johnson, Perry, Box Elder County; Mn. Fred L. (Eileen) tOur grandchildren; brother, Gustave. Ar- Forsgren, Mrs. Maynard H. (Carol) Hugh D. Glenn Victor. both of Brigham City; 13 cadia, Calif.; sister, Mrs. Ludie Dob; 18 Hugh Douglas ransky, Arcadia, Calif. EDMONDS, Wash. Stephen Funeral Tuesday, 11 a.m., 8090 S. Glenn, 49, died in a Seattle hospital of Max Al both Cazier, Caller, state, where friends call Monday Nov. 24, 1975, of cancer. Born Feb. 20, 1926, Salt Lake City, to p.m. and Tuesday before services. Brigham City; Mrs. Dewey (Caroi) Sorensen, Mantua, Box Elder County; H. Eugene and Rose Marie Young Burial, Sandy City Cemetery. Mrs. Fred (Zola) Gonzales, Burbank, Glenn. Married Jeanne C. Glenn. Calif..; Mrs. La Dene Sitrentius. of Brigham Anaheim, Calif.; Mrs. Frank (Evelyn) II. WW Attended Veteran L. Young. Emily Halt, Simi Valley, Calif.; Mrs. Richard Brown Military Academy, La Jolla (Genie) Death, Salinas, Calif.; Calif. Real estate manager. Ski inLYMAN, Wyo. Emily Louise brother, sisters. John E., Jr., Spring-Mile- ; structor. Tanner, 79, Lyman, died in an Ogden Mrs. Eldon L. (Olive) Taylor, Survivors: wife; father, Salt Lake hospital Nov, 27, 1975, after a lingering Bountiful; Mrs. Charles (Henrietta) City; brother, sister, H. Eugene Jr., illness. Fullerton, Calif.; Rose Marie Glenn Born Sept. 6, 1896, Lyman, to Paxton, Ogden. Funeral Monday, 4 2 p.m, Brigham Thomas, Salt Lake City; nieces and William and Emily Pearce Bluemel. 6th Ward chapel. Friends call nephews. Married Walter S. Tanner Oct. 3, 1917, City Olsen-Fel- t 205 S. 1st Funeral Home, no At the request of the deceased Salt Lake LOS Temple. East, Sunday p.M. and Monday services were held. Private cremation Survivors: husband; sons, daughone hour before services. Burial, at Cypress Lawn, Everett, Wash. ters, Charles, Ogden; William, Mrs. Mariam Banks, Mrs. Clifford, (Helen) Brigham City Cemetery. Kizzire, Mrs. Zeidon (Marie) Lee. all Mary H. Granger, Wyo.; Harold, Mrs. Everett (Ruth) Rollins, Lvman; Willard, Wanda Beckstrand, FILLMORE PROVO Mary Eliza Halladay Granger. Wyo.; Joseph. Poplar Bluff, died at home Nov. 27, Mo.; Mrs. Sharo Id 77, Fillmore, Carter, 85, Provo, died in a Provo (Mary) Fitzgerald, Nov. 27, 1975, of cancer. home 1975, of causes incident to age. nursing 31 24 Rupert, Idaho; grandchildren; Born Nov. 13, 1898, Fillmore, to Born March 20, 1890, Provo, to John brother, sister, Franklin and Mary Kelly Cooper. Albert Bluemel, Lyman; Mrs. Isabel Franklin and Elizabeth Ann Jones Married Clark Huff Feb. 25, 1918, Salt O'Donnell, Bountiful. Halladay. Married Austin A. Carter Lake City; solemnized in Salt Lake Funeral Monday p.m., Lyman LDS April 14, 1939, Santactuin, Utah County. 1952. 76, He March died LDS Temple. Sept. 13, 1953. Active in LDS Ward Chapel. Friends call Gilbert Married Arland S. Beckstrand Dec. 2, Bills Funeral Home, Evanston, SunChurch. Marked quilts for people all in her 1955, Elv, Nev. day 7 9 pm., at the ward chapel over the world. Quilt chairman LDS ward. Helped decorate floats tor Survivors: husband: son, daugnters, Monday Iwo hours before services. Le Mrs. Grand Bud 4th of July Parades. Huff, Delta; Burial, Lyman Cemetery. Survivors: stepsons, stepdaughter, (Mildred) Warner, Fillmore; Mrs. LeGrand (Yvonne "Bonnie") George, Austin A. Carter, San Diego; LaMar 12 F. Carter, Van Nuys, Calif.; Jack 0, Magna; 8 grandchildren; Ellie H. Allen Carter, Boise, Idaho; Mrs. Jack V. brothers, sister, James Cooper, John Cooper, Lynn (Jean) Dixon, Provo; brothers, WiHenEllie Cache COVE, County lliam J. Halladay, Dean L. Halladay, Peterson, all Fillmore, 82, Cove, died at home Nov. both Provo. Funeral Saturday P.M., Fillmore son Allen, of causes to incident 1975, 26, age. call Friends 2nd IDS Ward Chapel. Funeral Monday 2 P.M., Berg Fun, Born May 6, 1893, Cove, to Levi Oi Pin Funeral Home, Fillmore, Saturgrab Home, Provo, where friends call Allen. Livinia Henson and Knapp p.m., Monday before nor day two hours before services. Burial, Married Elva Detton Oct. 2, 1918. Sunday vices. Burial, Provo City Cemetery. Fillmore City Cemetery. Logan LDS Temple. She died Feb. 2, 1970. Married Sarah Kendall Bright B. May 6, 1974, Logan LDS Temple. Farmer. Attended Brigham Young James Broom PRESTON, Idaho College, Logan. Cache County deputy McQueen, 86, Preston, died in a HUNTSVILLE, Weber County sheriff. Marshall Of Cove Horse Show, Albert "Pete" Lancaster,61. HuntsvilPreston nursing home Nov. 26, 1975, le, died in an Ogden hospital Nov. 26, 16 years. Member Richmond Cemetafter a long Illness. ery Board. President Gos lind Spring 1975, of cancer. Bt)rn Aug. 6, 11389, Preston, to John Born April 3,1914, Wathena, Kan., to Water Co. Cove LDS Ward custodian Nesbitt and Fannie Eliza Swann Edward and Elizabeth Ann Rittenhour for 10 years. Chairman of Old Folks McQueen. Married Leah Smith Jan, 2, Lancaster. Married La Verne Mar- Committee. Active in LOS Church. 1913, Logan LDS Temple; she died Survivors: wife; son, daughters, Or. March 23, 1973. garet Nielsen June 29, 1941, Salt Lake Dell Mrs. K., Orem; U.S. veteran Air (Arlene) Edgar Survivors: sons, daughters, William City. Corps Army WW U. Mechanic. Employe Hill Air Hyer, San Luis Obispo, Calif.; Mrs. Russell, Burlingame, Calif.; Mrs. PreWayne (Beth) Craw, Logan; Lois ston (Ruth) Bassett, LUiltin; Or. Kent Force Base. Member LDS Church. Survivors: wife; daughters, Mrs. Err lang, Yucaipa, Calif.; Mrs. William S., Tiskilwa, Ili.; Duane S., Anaheim, Leon (Lynda) Stanger, Quincy, Ili.; (Mardean) Davis, St. Mary's Ga.; 36 Calif.; ire! S., Arvada, Coio.; Mrs. Bob 19 Mrs. Joe (Susan) Bowden, Ogden, grandchildren; (Florence) Salter, Salt Lake City; stepson, stepdaugh, Mrs. Worth (Joan) McNeal, Blackfoot, Becky, Huntsville; 4 grandchildren; brothers. sisters, William James, De- ters. Mrs. Jewel (Arlene) Larsen, Idaho; Mrs. Spencer (Elsa) Crooks35 nton, Kan.; Lloyd Sherman, Tutunga, Idaho Falls, Idaho; Mrs. Leo h (Ver la) ton, Preston; 40 grandchildren; sisCalif.; Mrs. John (Ethel) Bentley, Harris, Ogden; Mrs. Jim (ROMs) brothers, ( imoCecil Mrs. Kimball, Bountiful; Fairview. Kan.; Mrs. Virgil (Ella) ters, Clarence R., Meridian, Idaho; lean) DaviS, Roy; John C, Bright, Lillie Williams, Arizona; May Foster, kill, Hiawatha, Ken. Funeral Monday P.m., Lindquist West Jordan. Whitney, Idaho. Funeral Monday p.m, Cove LDS and Sons Funeral Home, Ogden, Funeral Tuesday p.m., Preston where friends call Sunday 8 p.m., Ward Chapel. Friends call Hall FunerNorth LDS Stake Center. Friends call Monday hour before services. Burial, al Home, Logan, Sunoay TA) pm., at Webb Funeral Home, Preston, MonMemorial Gardens of the Wasatch. the ward chapel Monday 11,30 a.m. day p.m., Tuesday two hours until services. Burial, Richmond, Military honors accorded by Ameribefore services. Burial, Preston Cache County, Cemetery. can Legion, Baker Merrill Post 9. Cemetery. CAHOON: LaGene L. vs. Howard B. conducted Jr.; mental cruelty. the Park LDS Stake Center, FREE: micheie B. vs. Jerold L.; cruelty. h East. Friends call 260 mental MORRIS: Sandra P. vs. Tony; mental E, South Temple Sunday cruelty. FOUNTAIN: Sharon C. vs. James S.; from p.m. and at the mental cruelty. stake center Monday one t hour before the service. Burial will be in the Salt Lake City Cemetery. Forecast for Saturday, Sunday LUDWIG, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 575 West, EMIL girl. OOPS Seit'.1; PI85- Nov 25, or causes in- - Born Noy. 14, 19(0, Gunnison, to Peter and Karen - Ellen 'Nellie' Dimick mental cruelty, to Church, 191S, Bradley Colo. vs. " Raumull, 1893, Greece Lake home k A Alvilds Melvin Cernertieid, died in a Salt Sorenseri, 70. employed ter. , cement Harry K. Milos, 82 19 Scenic Dr died Nov 26. 1975, in a Sacramento, Calif., hospital of ...;,:,"?-'',,,ra heart attack Born Feb. 20. A Kathryn J. Collins M. ateatit K. Mileb. Harry ...1 Carol . Assn. Ausillarv. Survivors husband, sons, Dr Wil. ford William Jr., Df N. R.. both Salt 7 11 Lake Citygrandchildren, grandchildren Funeral Monday P m 2e0E South Tempi. where triends rail Monday hour before services gur.al, Salt Lsite CON, ttrnetery. Family suggests con tribotions to favorite char it, Survivors: Cora prl - prasidant. Iciattob State Ag, Herj THOMAS, ti",, ) 134) Mining. Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers Women's Auxiliary. Survivors: son, daughters, Robert Tex.; Mrs. Woodward, Quitman, Donald M. (Winifred) Love loy, Mrs. David S. (Ethel) Baker, Mrs. Elizabeth Richards, all Greenwich, Conn.; 3 grandchildren. Funeral was Wednesday in St. Barnabas Church, Greenwich. Kimball, le. July Atte Grentsville, itsliOttatkis to Phillip and Annie Anderson F idler. Marred ". Laura Cessity O14$4 June 21, 1911, salt .1, Lake LDS Ten-- : ar PM Member LDS NO'VEMBER '29, 1975 Sorensen M. CEtFPELt tS 1901, La, '''..;117:46,'I all Sa- Kendrick Past president American institute VITAL STATISTICS Local 'sk, tIt eorn NEWS. SATURDAY, Avilda ao. Clyde Fidler, le, 1360.11th Fast died a Salt Lake in Sail Lake City tiny 27 l97S, aft,' a nemton illness Newton, 111186, Lizzie Stoker Randall, 91, 1202 Iola Ave.. died in a Salt Lake hospital Nov. 27. 1975, after short illness. ,,l9; ''Ir'. ..,.. Born JulY 91. ,,' ,, 1984. Germany, to ..4!'-M. .'"',:v Henry and Mary .t ' ... ' UNION CITY, Calif. Stefanie Hart Stoker. Mar, Marie kendrit., infant clawohter of tied William C. ,.., Randall Sept. 9,: Lynden and Dakhla Pearse Kendrick, Union City. died in a Hayward. Calif., 1903, Salt Laka hospital of complications following L DS Temple. 1.. died Oct. 23. 1964 birth. 4'.:,. ,....-.., 31 Born Oct 12, 1975, Redwood c,,Y, Active in LDS I Church. Calif. .,:,e . SorylvorS. parents; grandparentS. ,.,.',.... Mr. and Mrs. E. Bert Kendrick, sons, daughters, ,, Henry. Max, Clar- Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Pearse, li. ence, all Cedar Salt Lake City. Graveside services Monday 2,30 City, Ray, Han- ford, Calif. ; Norman, Milo, Beatrice, P.M., Salt Lake City Cemetery Edna, all Salt Lake City; 13 grandchliOren; 17 sisters, Mrs. Minnie Thompson, Mrs. Blanche Jensen, Salt Lake City. Funeral Monday noon, 32nd LDS OGDEN Kathryn Joan Collins, 72, Ogden, died at home Nov. 27, 1975, of Ward Chapel. 151 Naval St. Frierds call 260 E. South Temple Sunday heart failure. to P rn at ward chapel Monday hour Born Dec. 2, 1902, Ogden, Burial, Wasatch Hendrick and Hermina before services. Gerhareus Jansen VanLeauwen, Married Lawn Memorial Park. Rid lard Leslie Collins March 17, 1920; solemnized, Salt Lake LDS Temple. Earl He died June 13, 1969. Active in LDS Church. Earl Jordan, 20, DUCHESNE Survivors: sons, Richard Earl, died in a Burbank, Calif., Dale, Kent, all Ogden; 7 grandchil- Duchesne,Nov. 26, 1975, of a stroke. sister, hospital, dren i 12 Born Jan. 30, 1905, Heber City, to Mrs. Andrew (Mary) Hewitt, Ogden. Mc Peak Funeral Monday 11 a.m., Lindquist John J. and LUCY Ardell and Sons Funeral Home, Ogden, Jordan. Married Violet Mitchell Oct. 7, County; p.m., 1932, Strawberry, Duchesne where friends call Sunday Salt Lake LDS Temple. Monday heti:ire services. Burial, solemnized, Postal employe, retired. Ogden City Cemetery. Survivors: wife; sons, daughters, Sarni, Brent, Mrs. Gary (Le Ann) Sheila Truelove, ali CaliforCoombs, C. Moore nia; La Rae Victor. Chancelyn, both A. IME Mr. and Mrs. Lester, SLAYMAKER, P. ice, Ivy. WINGET, Mr. and Mrs, Greg L., B02 E. Silver Shadows Dr., boy. long frt 197S. LIM S. Randall Mrs Agnes S. Karroo, Solt Lake City. Funeral Monday 2 P.m,. 260 E South 'remote, where friends call Monday one hour before SerViCeS. Burial, Salt Lake City Cemetery. SALT LAKE CITY AND VICINITY mommmiql t. .4 C. Ariz.; Herbert Wayne, Aster S , both Salt Lake City; Mrs. Mary D. Bon, Mao& Calif.; Mrs. Marlaria Ann Harlan, Provo; 13 grandchildren, ; a Noy Oaten Sound, Brent (Wendyi Ontario, Canada; Janke, Elitabrati, both Salt Lake City; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Tomlinson, Woodstock, Ontario. Funerai Saturday pm , Winder 7th LDS Ward Chapel, East, where friends call Saturday nour bafore WrViCeS. Burial, Elysian Burial Gardens. of three greatetenctchiltiren nursing28, Born 7w7" died home ?.. F South Sen attar :I rnil, Ontario,ig, Canada; Mrs , Phoenix, tan Kim, Jay, p,'" SOns, Jack 2082 E ''..4t., brothers, Dug wa 1 ttl .'' DESERET Clyde Fidlec Emma Christirte Johnsen 4450 San Lake hospital '4:. sisters, 'ti tt 6-- He students tie for queen title Lake Temple. At tended the uni 1 vnrsilv of Iftett , and the Julliard'",'' School of Music. z .., Ii Tuesday Center. Friends may call at the Nelson Funeral Chapel. Monday 9 p.m.. and TuesWinifred S. Prosser day after 10:30 a.m. at the funeral chapel. Burial will Winifred NEW YORK CITY New York City, died Nov. be in the Logan City Prosser, to incident of causes age. 1975, Born in Salt Lake City, Married Cemetery. C. B. Richmond, 93, dies in S.L. WSC, Y. Pymm Married to a 19s8r" sartra: 02! torks Canada, to Donakt Rose and Marian Elizabeth Summers Tornithson. Member LDS Church. Survivors: par- - Cora Pearl Cayler BOUNTIFUL daughters, Jay H., Portland, Moore, 79, 139 E. 100 North, died Nov. Ore., Mrs. Robert (Ruth 78, 197S, of a heart ailment. Born June 4,1896, Des Moines, Iowa. Ann) Eberton, Logan; Mrs. to John W. and Bertha Weeks CaYier to William F. Moore, Beaver Married Zeldon (Mary Lynn) Nelson, County, Okla. He died March 1972. Juniper, Idaho; step-sonMember. Baptist Church, Order of Glen E. Manning, David K. Eastern Star. Past president, American Legion Auxiliary. Manning, both of Garland, Survivors: son, daughter, William Box Elder County ; Melvin L. F. Jr., Layton; Mrs. Donald (Carolyn) Great Falls, Va.. six Maynard. Manning. Kaysville; and grandchildren; Mrs. Edna Womble, Earl Manning, Salt Lake both of Sacramento, Calif.; Mrs. Ruth Wichita, Kan. Mrs. Osterbt.thr, City; Funeral and burial in Durango, , aughn Donald Wayne Decker J an. 12, 1911, Salti' S ilineS3. Evelyn Snow Decker. 82, Solt Lake Cmy, died Nov. 118, 197S. In a Sett Lake hospital of 'wort failure, s.,..t.i'' ,Born See S. ?2, ' ''.kte''''''''Itt,' 1893, $t. George n Aseitts end Attil 17, TOMIIIMMI, Emma J. Beck Jordan LOGAN Elvie William married Vida E. Manning, Heaton, 77, former president April 3, 1970, in the Logan of the Logan Temple, died Temple. Nov. 28, 1975, in a Logan hospital following a short Mr. Heaton is survived by illness. his wife and a son and two Elvie L Tomlinson "75: rs;;.:.,:,4,4,,, 11 24, after Evelyn S. Decker y Franklin Brian Bra LYPI Dr., died in Snow. ' r-i- Now Washington County; Yuba Lake, Juab County; Bear Lake, Rich County; Utah Lake, Utah County, and Willard Bay, Box Elder County. Some of the park areas are generally free of snow, and camping can still be enjoyed, Tippetts said. These include Dead Horse Point, Goblin Valley, Kodachrome Basin, Snow Canyon and Monument Valley. Tippetts said wini.,1 facilities are somewhat limited at higher elevations with pit toilets replacing rest rooms where the water systems have been shut off and recreation. drained to prevent freezing. He said all state parks, except the Camp The only places where fees are charged Inn State Historic Monument at Fairfield and the Lost Creek Lake in the winter are Snow Canyon State Park State Beach near Morgan, will be open all in St. George and Wasatch Mountain State Park near Midway, Wasatch County, season. where the loop will be plowed, One reason to keep the parks open is to rest roomscampground heated and the golf club house accomodate the 14,000 Utah families who turned into a snowniobilers warming hut. own snowmobiles: Great Salt Lake State Park on the East Canyon, Wasatch Mountain, northern tip of Antelope Island is open for Scofield, Palisade Lake, Stemaker Lake the first time in many years and the and Rockport Lake state areas provide causeway road is open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. either facilities 'or a trailhead for snow- every day of the week. mobilers., Tippetts said. For further information and current Other state areas are situated on ideal conditions contact the division office at 1596 ,waters such as Gunlock Lake, W. North Temple or call Vaughn , OBITUARIES It used to be that with the end of the general fishing season in late autumn Utah's state parks were closed for the winter. But this winter, according to Harold Tippetts, director, Division of Parks and Recreation, the majority of Utab's 44 state parks will stay open. Tippetts said because of increasing numbers of snowmobilers, winter fishermen, skiers, showshoers and campers, state parks are playing an increasingly important role in Utah winter cross-countr- , i . , N 0 ..,air I a' - ' ; I , , , , qi, A V 1 416 4 , $ $A,AA ... , |
