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Show Higher gasoline tax? An increase in the he necessary states gasoline tax will by the next session of the said Gov. Calvin L. Rampton Legislature, Friday. Rampton has talked of a gas tax increase in previous speeches. But he has qualified his comments by saying the increase would have to be implemented if revenues for the did not Department of Transportation improve. Friday, the governor offered a solid prediction that the Legislature would have to deal with the issue during its next session. Rampton spoke at a luncheon meeting of the Utah Highway Users Association. The association met at the Salt Lake Hilton. After the session, Hampton said that an increase large enough to generate $5 million in revenue would be necessary if the highway department is to break even. That would take a penny a gallon increase. But, said the governor, the amount would allow the department to run only on ar. austerity budget. A normal program would cost about $10 Bessie B. Larson 3RD WEST DESERET NEWS, WEEKEND Bagiev Larson, 84. Mator St., passed away May 1V76, in a Sait Lake hospital. Bom Oct. 21,. 1891, a gallon increase. million extra, or a Rampton said that the problems in raising revenue for the highway department have been the nature of the tax itself and increased costs in materials. The gasoline tax, uniike the sales taX, dues not produce more revenue as prices go up because it is on the number of gallons sold, rather than the price of purchase. In addition, highway maintenance costs have jumped far more than in prior years. Within the last three years, costs have gone up 35 percent, Rampton said. The increase is largely due to a rise in the price of asphalt. Rampton said that the highway depart ment had borrowed from the general fund for three consecutive years. The general fund has carried a surplus each of those years. Ramptons talk was followed by brief comments from 14 representatives of various businesses and associations. The jobs represented included everything from farming to auto dealerships. 1055 14, Marion Ruth Schnoor, age 67, of S 4581 W. died May 13, 1976 in a Salt Lake hos- - , pitai. WEST CITY LIMITS FOU WHKiV PlOkiJP PUrnsG REEOW THE TRASH TRASH SCHEDULED MUST Bt MONDAY OI.iT 04 ThE STREETS OU? PICA UP Will M SU6JP T TO BY 700 A M THAN?W!.S MORE IfiOSK'UTlON 27TH EAST Demetrios James Flores COUNTY Demetrios James 2041 CLEANUP West 4100 So.. died Mav 1976, friends mav can t hour prior to services. Burial Santa Rota, California. K. at hts home AREAS Born Feb-- acci- : ruarv 1. 180B, Athens, Greece, to Mr. arid Mrs. Francis Marrted Julia Demetrios January VITAL 16, 1919, Hawaii. She died 1940. A Chef at m ' Newhouse Hotel for fifty years Member of Amen-caLegion; retired 19&5. Member Greek Orthodox Chruch Survivors: grandchildren, Mrs. Patsy Vigil, Grange. Vickie Galvan, Irene Salcido, both Salt Lake City, Bonnie Maestas, Sacramento. Ca! ; twenty greatgin State calls it quits in 2 liquor cases Prosecutors threw in the towel Friday on the illegal liquor gift indictment of Utah Liquor Control Commissioner Gerald E. Hulbert and the charge was dismissed. Similarly, prosecutors also gave up trying to prove a conflict of interest indictment against Hulbert but Third District Judge Stewart M. Hanson, Jr., took the case under advisement. Its dismissal appeared imminent, observers said. Hansons action Friday left the grand jury indictment score sheet against the liquor commission chairman showing only two cases remaining alive out of 11 indictments that contained a total of 14 charges. The Salt Lake County Attor neys Office assumed prosecution chores on six remaining indictments when the seven-membgrand jury serving in Salt Lake County disbanded last December. Deputy County Attorney Richard S. Shepherd read two memorandums in Friday afternoons court session and indicated Hulbert could not be convicted on the latest two counts. The plaintiff does not feel it could produce sufficient evidence to prove its case against the commissioner in the liquor gift case, the first memorandum stated. Hulbert had been indicted last year for receiving three cases of liquor from the Buckingham distiller Corp., an supplying the liquor commission with alcoholic beverages for its state liquor retail monopoly. The whisky was addressed to Hulbert in October 1973 and a manifest document stated the cases were samples. The three cases were placed in the commissioners office closet and months later two of them were removed by investigators and resulted in the 1975 indictment, court documents indicated. The memorandum pointed out that the custom of submitting alcoholic beverages to the commission as samples or analytical liquor appears to have been common among many liquor distributors dealing with the state. This was evidenced by the large quantities found in the closets of Mr. Hulbert and other commissioners, it stated. The Utah laws at the time did not define samples, limit their amount or indicate what was to be done with them, the memoranThe establishdum continued. ment of criminal intent in this one, isolated transaction would be it conpractically impossible, cluded. The memorandum on the other indictment considered Friday stated that Hulbert was indicted last year for a conflict of interest in investments under a new law passed two years after the com- er STATISTICS Deaths STATE STREET ANDERSON, Richard Vac Sr., 38, 5873 Sesame. Vay 13, 1976. BINGHAM, Lonny Scott, 19, 4665 Bonner Cl., May 13, 1976. BRIGGS. Toyna, 17, 430 E. 100 South, Bountiful, May IX 1976. BRYSON, Eugene D., 67, 6279 Granada Or., May 14, 1976. CHONG, John Sam, 83, 2650 S. Chesterfield, May IX 1976. COOPER, Floyd Randall, 77, 1919 Park St May 13, 1976 DRAKULICH, Ell N., 65. 1410 Wilton Way. May 13, 1976. DYER, Quarry Mountain Ltd., a venture operated by two liquor company representatives. entitled to a Hulbert was reasonable time in which to conof form with the requirements the new law, the memorandum pointed out. Shepherd explained that the commissioner should have been accorded time to divest himself of the investment once it became prohibited under the new law. This obviously was not taken into account when the grand jury framed its indictment, the memorandum stated. Hulbert took steps to comply, his attorney Wayne L. Black told the judge Friday. He said that of all the indictments against his client that this one was the most inappropriate of all. OBITUARIES Clair Hobbs Snyder Los Hnhhs Clair Snyder, Angeles, Catit., died Tuesday, May 1 , 1976, of a ; stroke. Bom In Nephi, Utah, to George Brtgnam Julia Broadhead and Hobbs, Married Charles Snyder July 19, 1943, Later solemnized in the Los Angeles LDS f ' ReTemple.national ceived recognition as a marine artist and listed in Whos Who Among American Women. Active in LDS Church, in Relief Society and Sunday School. Survivors: husband, sister, Stella Erickson, Logan i brother, G. Llovd Hobbs, Provo. Funeral services win be held Monday. 2 p.m. in The Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 260 East So. Temple where friends may call Sunday 6 to 8 p.m. and Monday one hour prior Id services. Interment, Salt Lake Cemetery. D. Sryson, 67, died in the LDS Hospital Friday, Mav 14, 1976, of a heart attack. Born Sept. 10, IAI0. in Woodruff, Rich County. Utah, iu Juhn Dunlap art Hattie Sophia Allen Bryson. Married Grace Gartt, June 4, 1934, Lake in Salt Temple. the Graduated University of Utah and recetved his M.A. degree from Bngham Young University. He served as a LDS Missionary in tne German-AustriaMission. From 1978 to 1973, he, with his wife, served as President of the North German Mission. Prior to his passing, he was serving as High Priest Group Leader in the Cottonwood ilth Ward and guide on Temple Square. He had served as Bonneville Stake Sunday School Superintendent art served on two Stake High Councils. During World War II, he served in U S. Navy. Employed as General Sales Manager for Ken Garff Co. for thirty years. Survivors wife: sons, E. Garff, Bountiful; John David; daughters, Mrs. Barbara Bryson McRae, Mrs. Carolyn Bryson Court, all Salt Lake City; sister, Hattie seven Bountiful; Barber, grandchildren. Funeral service, Monday, 12 noon. Cottonwood 11th Ward, 1830 East 6400 South. Friends mav call Larkin Mortiiary, 2o0 East South Temple, Sunday, 6 to 8 p.m., and Vonday at the Ward one hour Interment, prior to services. Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Richard Anderson Richard Mace Anderson, Sr., 38, died May 13. 1976. Bom June 29, 1937, Murray, to Edward A. and Elma Aoderton Anderson. Married Bonnie Jean Cline December 31, 1955, Bassett, Neb. Member LDS Church. Ardent fisherman. sons and Survivors: wife; daughters. Brad, Laurie, Richard Julie Ann; Jr., Kurt, Paul, mother, Mrs. Elma Pugmire, Salt Phil Mrs. sisters, Lake; (LaVerne) Birdsall, Salt Lake; Turner, Robert Mrs. Davis (Jeannine) Mrs. South Hospital Mr. and Ralph BRIHTON, Utah; Mrs. Don (Betty M 2611 Kenwood St., girl. JACOBS, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis, Sunset, Ann) Ross, Hunter, Utah; Mrs. BROWN, Mr. and Mrs. George 3275 Rushton Ln., Granqer, girl. Pacheco, (Ingrid) Charles M., 247 E. Vine, girl. CALDER, Mr. and Mrs. Roger, Granger, Utah. 2611 S 450 East, Bountiful, boy. 11 a m., Monday. Funeral, Holy Cross Hospital SMITH, Mr and Mrs. Chad, 1681 McDougal Funeral Home. 4330 So. Mr. and Mrs. N. 600 West, West Bountiful, BERGENER, where friends mav call boy. Redwood, Douglas, 305 E. Elmwooo Dr., boy. Sunday, 8 P.m., and Monday one University Hospital HOBBS, Mr. and Mrs. William, hour prior to services, interment. 662 Kensington Ave., boy. 2478 Valiev View Memorial Park. BURTON, Mr. and Mrs. Ed, WHARFF, Mr. and Mrs. Ken L, Park St., girl. 247 S Pueblo St., boy. PUGH, Mr. and Mrs. Mark, 349 GROVER, Mr. and Mrs. Gary First Ave., girl. Oiive Siddoway R 2817 Wilshire Dr., boy. 63, Eva Olive SiddowayMr. and Mrs. Valley Watt Hospital RICHARDS, 1944 Ave. Robert L., 1226 Laird Ave., boy. GRUNDY, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley formerly of 15, 1976Hollywood in Roseberg. HENION, Mr. and Mrs. FredRodney, 5345 Heath Ave., Kearns, died May Oregon following a tong illness. rick, 4502 W. 3805 South, boy. girt. Bom Aug. 19, 1912 In Francis, POULSON, Mr. and Mrs. G. St. Marks Siimmit County to Hyrum and Hospital Scott, 938 Dresden PL, girl. Martha Jane Davis Knud sen, HANCOCK, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Married Wallace smduwor, June BREINHOLT, Mr. and Mrs. Clr., girl. thur, 2166 Orchard Dr., Bountiful, 24, 1931 in Heber City. He died Richard, 2908 Bar-LDS HARE, Mr. and Mrs. David. 760 girl. July, 16 1975. Member DETTMAR, Mr. art Mrs. Dell, Church. Resided Rock port and S. 9lh East, girl. 4949 Pnvant. Hunter, bov. Salt Lake City. Cottonwood Hospital Mr. art Mrs. Mrs. Survivors: daughter, LANGFORD, HEAPS, Mr. and Mrs. Paul H James, 7330 W. 3100 South, Magna, William Daryte Tatum, Roseberg, Oregon. Four grandchildren and 1473 E. 8020 South. Sandy, girl. girt. Sisters, Lila BURRELL, Mr. art Mrs. Les- one NELL, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon J Page, Kamas; Mrs. Laurance 3773 W. 7910 South, West Jordan, ter, 2595 W. 3965 South, girl. Mrs. American Leona Luke, WOOLSEY, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Rachael Sackett, Fork; girl. Layton. OTT, Mr. and Mrs. James J James, 924 Hudson Ave., boy. will be Monday, 1 P.M., Funeral 3472 W. 6875 South, West Jordan, FLATBERG, Mr. and Mrs. at the Wanship Ward Chapel. David, 1230 E. 3745 South, girt. Friends may call at 4760 S. State girt BRYSON, Mr. and Mrs. Garff, St. Sunday 8 P.M. and at the RESSLER, Mr. and Mrs. James 1990 S. Bluebell, Bountiful, girl. D. 7142 S. 20th East, girl. church Monday prior to the Mr. and Mrs .funeral. KNUDSEN, SPERRY, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Burial will be Monday at the H., 3698 Oxford Way, Granger, Stephen, 56 Meadow Ln., Sandy, Wanship Cemetery. girl. girl. LDS Hospital BROWN, Mr. and Mrs. Hal M 2785 Imperial St. boy. THOCKMORTON, Mr. and Mrs. Jett. 9611 Flint, Sandy, boy. WILLIS, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, 469 N. Main, boy. ERICKSON. Mr. and Mrs. Carl J.. 4004 S. 13tb East, boy. MALONE, Mr. and Mrs. Earl, 3828 S 6965 West. boy. JACKSON, Mr. and Mrs. Paul, 860 E. 10515 South. Sandy, boy. MORZELEWSKY, Mr. and Mrs. David, 1454 Dupont, boy. Mr. and Mrs. CHADWICK, Donald R 507 W. 3500 South, boy. ROBISON, Mr. and Mrs. Roger, 7780 S. 10th East, Midvale, boy. GALLOP, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas. 3634 Mohave Way, boy. ASAY, Mr. and Mrs. David, 838 Ramona Ave., boy. SCHEEL, Mr. and Mrs. M. Douglas, Midway, girl. WADLEY, Mr. and Mrs. Jerald D 215 E. 7060 South, Midvale, giii. START, Mr. and Mrs. Tim, 1544 Downlngton Ave., girl. HAWS, Mr. and Mrs. Glen, 4200 S. Highland Dr., girl. Eva NATIONAL WiATHtl ii UJGflTHER SftVICt FOttCASI lo 3048 30.74 7 AA 1ST S Dent D. Dalby Dent D. Dalby, Cottonwood Heights, died Friday, in a local Born hospital. October 10, 1911, in Rexbu rg , Idaho, to Oliver C. and Frances Francom Dalby. Married Darlene Taylor, 1, r 1934, tn Washington, D C. He was ve. Law Judge tor U.S. Govern- f Ida Adamson White Ida Adamson White, 67, passed away at her' home May 12, 1976 of natural causes. Bom March 8, 1909 in Salt Lake City to Moses M. and Mirion Smith Saoers Adamson. Married Alma " Bish" White February 23, 1926 in solemnized Tooeie. Marriage Manti LDS Temple. He died April LDS 1970. member Active 6, Church. Member Lady Democrats she and her late husband were original organizers ot the Tooele Bit and Spur and she served as historian. Survivors: 3 sons, daughter, Floyd; Ellis "Budd"; Mrs. Rex ail ul (Aima jean; waiters, Tooele; Sterling of Santa Ynez, California; 2 children preceded her in death. 19 grandchildren; 11 sisters, Mrs. Samuel (MaryBell) Park of SLC; William Mrs. (Lillian) Foster of Byron, Wyoming. Funeral services Tuesday 2 00 p m. North Tooeie Stake Center. Tate Friends call Mortuary Atondav p m. art hour prior to services at the mortuary. Burial Tooele City Cemetery. TOOELE -74 UniDivision, versity of Utah for five years. Veteran World War II. Member American Legion and Elks Club. Survivors: wife; sons, Calvin E., Salt Lake City; Dennis L., Phoenix, Arizona; 2 grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Keith, Mrs. Marvin (Donna) Higgins, both Fort Collins, Colo.; Dale, Mrs. Phil (Fern) Huttouist, both Fort Morgan, Colo.; Byron, Denver, Colo.; Mrs. Hayden (Bonnie) Minton, Midland, Texas. Funeral Services will be held Mon. 11 a.m. at Memorial Estates Mortuary, 5850 South 9th East where friends may call Mon. two hours prior to services. Interment Mt. View Memorial Estates, 3115 East 7800 So. Floyd Randall Cooper Mr. Fiovd Randall Cooper, age 1919 Park Street died in a local hospital. Born on Jan. 22, 1899, a son of 77, of William and Sad e Wynn Cooper. He roar-- r ied Violet Shepherd in Salt Lake City on Oct. 19, 1925. Boilermaker art construction worker. Member of Wells LDS Ward. Survived by his wife, a son, Wayne Randall Cooper of Salt Lake City; 2 daughters. Mrs. Vernon (Leona) Smith of Granger; Mrs. Russell (La Wanna) Davis of Magna, Utah; 14 grandchildren; 6 greatgrandchildren; a sister, Vera Carbone of Tacoma, Wash. Funeral services Tuesday noon at the Deseret Mortuary, 36 E (JO South Street where friends may call on Monday 68 p.m. and Tuesday prior to services. Interment in the Lake Hills Memorial Park. Irene K. Waters Irene Korah Waters, 63, 417 "M" St., died Mav 15, 1976, at home of a stroke. Born September 15, 1912, Kanssas City, Missouri, to Ira Brunson Later divorced. Married James L Waters, June 15, 1963, in Reno, Nevada. Member LDS Church, former Brookside, Calif., Hospital volunteer worker. Survivors include daughter. Mrs. Jamc smmie) Carlisle. Salt Lake City, srepoaugmer, Mrs. Veto (Eunice) Montrone, Kearns, Mrs. Vaughn (Betty) Swensen, Calif., Mrs. Donald Fullerton, (Lawana) Shaw, Salt Lake ; 23 grandchildren, 1 Funeral will be Tuesday, 12 Mornoon, in the Jenkins-Soff- e tuary, 4760 South State, where friends may call Monday, 6 to 8 p.m., and Tuesday at the church one hour prior to services. Interment, Murray City Cemetery, William Robert Sansom William Robert Sansom died Mav 14, 1976 in Logan after an extended illness. Born July 4, 1915 in England to Richard George and Alice Maud Sansom. 2 Survivors: wife, Logan; daughters, Mrs. Justus (Averil) Seely. Corva"s, Oregon; Mrs. Thomas (Freda) Weyerts, Logan; sister. Mrs. Kenneth (Iris) Grove, Murray. Stepsister, Mrs. Llovd Jonnson, (Afton) Logan; Claire Hansen, stepbrother, Logan 5 grandchildren. Funeral services Tues. 12 noon, Hall Mortuary, Logan, Utah. Friends may call p.m. Mon. hour prior to evening and services. Burial Logan Cemetery. LOGAN - Clair ANGELES, Calif. Hobbs Snyder, Los Angeles, Catit , 11, 1976, of a stroke. Born In Nephi, Utah, to George Brigham and Jiia Broadhead Hobbs. Married Charles Snyder, July 19, 1943. Later solemnized in the Los Angeles LDS Temple. Received national recognition as a marine artist and listed in Who's Who Among American Women. Active m LDS Church, In Relief Soceity and Sunday School. Survivors: husband; sister, Stella Erickson, Logan; brother, G. Llovd Hobbs. Provo. Funerai services will be held Atondav. 2 P m., in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel. 260 East So. Temptt?, where friends mav call one hour prior to services. Interment, Salt Lake Cemetery. SALT LAKE CITY AND VICINITY Lows 35 to 45. NEVADA Fair through Sunday. Highs in 70s, lows in mid 30s. Fair and warmer S.W. IDAHO over weekend. Highs today in 60s and 70s, Sunday in 70s and 80s. Lows 30s and 40s. S.E. IDAHO Clearing today, fair Sunday. Highs in 60s and 70s. Lows 20s and 30s. UTAH FIVE-DAFORECAST Dry over weekend, few showers midweek. Highs 75 to 85, lows 45 to 55. Miscellaneous Weather Data Since Apr. 1. PRECIPITATION '76, .13, above normal minus .62. reclpitatlon since Cct. 1, 1975 11.68, bove normal plus .86. Sunrise Sunday, 6; 10 a.m. SUN unset Sunday, 8:39 p.m. COMPARATIVE TEMPERA-URE- S Salt Lake City Friday, high 5 low 54; mean 70; normal 58. A year e high tor go: high 82; low 46. low for month: with: 93. e for the Temperatures erlod ending 5:30 a.m. Saturday: Tonya Briggs BOUNTIFUL 7. 43) lv76 ul 1 UM WtAlMUfOUXASl 1 - Tonya Briggs. East 100 South, died May 3, a self inflicted gun shot. 17, 1959, a Bom February daughter ot Mark D. art Mary Lou Zimmerman Briggs. Member Churrh Bountiful Community Attended grade schools, ir. high, in and senior high schools Bountiful. Survivors: parents of Bountiful, 1 sister. DeAnn. brother, Tonv; Mrs. Bountiful; grandparents. Violet Lenk, Bountiful; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zimmerman, Wichita. Kansas great grandmother, Bernice Hughes Halstead, Kansas. will be Funeral services cortocted Monday 00 p.m. in the Bountiful Community Church, 1ft) N. 400 E. Friends mav call at the hour prior to services. church Family requests donations bo to the Bountiful Community made Church Memorial Fund in her to follow. name. Cremation Funeral directors Lindquist Bountih1 Mortuary. 1976. UTAH DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Biaine J. Kay. P E., TAYLORSVILLE BENNION DiS I RL f IMPROVEMENT T. JOHN LABRUM General Manager Director Date of Publication: Deseret News, May 15 and 17 ) Tribune, Mav 16 PUBLIC NOTICE Olivet Cemetery Sophia dirt Tuesday, Mav Fair this afternoon through Sunday. Highs near 70, lows in mid 40s. UTAH Showers in north today, otherwise fair through Sunday. Highs 70s in and 80s, Sunday 75 to 85. today Saturday Laura V a n Matre, June 19, 1940, Wray, Colo Clair Hobbs Snyder 5 fVeret Eli N. Drakulich. 65. 1410 Wilton Wav. died May 13, Lake hospital of & heart ailment. Bom July 28, 1910. Garfield, to LOS Forecast tor Friday, Saturday, May services August; 12, 1919, Eckiev, Colo., to Thomas. Henry and Nelie: M. Ireland John--: ment . Surart Dora Dean vivors: wife, Martin Korah. daughter, Christine, New Yotk; Married Henry Mrs. Charles (Otive) Hardie, 1928. sister, Sou i res. New York. Funeral services will be held Monaav, 11:00 a.m., at Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, where friends may call one hour prior to services. Interment, Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Funeral instructions to Bidders-Planand specifications and other Contract Documents mav oe examined at the Taylorsvii-le-BennioDistrict Office and at the office of Caldwell, Richards & Sorensen, Inc. at 3844 South 1100 East, Salt Lake City, Utah. A $25.00 deposit will be required on ail sets of plans and specifications. This deposit will be returned to bidders submitting a bona fide bid and returning plans and specifications with their proposal. Those who do not summit bids but return the plans and specifications in good condition prior to bd opening will receive the workmen and deposited amount. These not laborers, mechanics employed on this complying with the above will forfeit their protect Proposal forms, plans and deposit. on in file are must the bid be submitted Each specifications office of the Utah De payment on the form provided as part of of Transportation, Salt Lake the Contract Documents and City, where they mav be re- shall be accompanied bv a viewed bv prospective bidders. certified check, cashier's check bid bond from a surety Specifications, proposal forms, to and plans mav be obtained only ompany acceptable I mprove-men- t at the Department Offices at T a vlorsvi Salt Lake City, upon application District, all made payable T a v orsv and payment of a fee of $5 00. no District in an part of which will be refunded. Fach bidder must submit a amount equal to at least five bid bond from an approved percent (So) ot the hd. Said surety company on forms pro- check or hid bond shall be given vided by tbe Department, or in guaranty that the bidder lieu thereof rash, certified will execute the Contract in check, or cashier's check tor .omformity with the form of in the Conof the total Contract included not less than 5 amount of the bid, made pay- tract Documents and furnish able to the Utah Department of performance bond within 10 Transportation, as evidence of days after notification of the good faith and a guarantee that award of the contract to the if awarded the contract, the bidder. ImTavlorsviMe-Bennlobidder will execute the contract and furnish the contract bonds provement District reserves as required The right to reiec.t the right to reject any or all bids or any part of any bid, to waive any or all bids is reserved. information any informalities in any bid as Any additional may he secured at the office of fs best interests appear. No the Department ot transporta- oidoer mav wiiiidraw his bid tion. for a period of 30 days after the Dated this 15th day of Mav. date for the opening of bids. a m at the Mortuary. 1r E700 South Street where friends mav can on Saturday prior to services. Interment in the Mt HEBER CITY Bvron George Pierce, 70, died May 13, 1976 in a Heber City Hospital following a long illness. Born June 27, 1905 in Giles Wayne County to George Henry and Nancy Ellen Hunt Pierce. Employed by Transportation Eugene D. Bryson ton, Idaho. Bvron George Pierce hearty ston. Married Euyt-n- dent near Gunnison, Utah. He was boro on Jan. ?, 195 in Sait Lake City. Utah, to Darei and Ruth Rodriguez Bingham He was a graduate of the c ottonwood iigh School. He was working as a carpeting laver. Survived by his mother and step father, Mr. and Mrs. Donald, L. Gray of Sad Lake City; a sister Jon Bingham of Salt Lake City stec brother, Brent Gray of Sait Lake City. Grandparents, Mrs L T. (Cora) Rodriguez, Mr. and Mrs Alton Bingham, Mrs Edith Grav ot Salt Lake City; a great grandmother, Mvra Rice of Clif Eli N. Drakulich parent attack. Born 1976. Charles GILHAM, Anthony "Mose." 87, 13294 S. 1700 West, 1976. Riverton. May 13, JOHNSTON, Lowed T , 56, 1027 W. Yucca Dr., May 13, 1976. LARSON, Bessie Baxley, 84. 1055 Valor St., May 14, 1976. PIERCE, Byron George, 70, Heber Cilv, Me 1X 1976. William Robert, 60, SANSOM, Logan, May 14, 1976. SNYDER, Clair Hobbs, Los Angeles, Calif., May 11, 1976 67, WHITE, Id2 Tooele. Vay 12, 19767 WHITE, Jessie Anderson, 61, 2162 Wyoming SI., May 13, 1976. Graveside services will be held at 10 a m., Monday, at the Salt Lake City Cemetery Veteran's Section. Friends mav call at the Neil O'Donnell Mortuary, 32 East 1st So., Salt Lake City, on Sunday, from 5 30 to 7 30 p m., and prior to fhe services on Monday. Interment, will oe In the Salt Lake City Cemetery Veteran's Plot. Lowell T. Johnston "Millie" Mildred, randchildren. CONCRETE SOO LAWN CUPPINGS, 4 FEET IN LENGTH WILL BE PICKED UP Lowell T. Johnston, 56, 1027 West Yucca Dr., died May 13, 1976. Cottonwood ptlal of an ap-j- . VITAL STATISTICS Local births LIMBS OVER PARTS. Lavemia, 62, 239 E. South Temple, May 14, 1976. FERGUSSON, Coke Robertson "Bob," 83, Price, May IX 1976. FLORES, Dimetrols James K., 88. 2041 W. 4100 South, May IX missioners investment transaction. Hulbert was charged with investing $12,000 for a five percent interest in a limited pamership in BUltDING materials. K OR AUTO Scott Bingham age 19. of Bonrw Circle, died Thursda a m. after a Lonny 4tViS 5 JO natural' causes. of Lonny Scott Bingham K Flores. 88. Salt Lake City, 13, 9 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received Im- bv the Taylorsviile-Bennio- n provement District at 1800 West 4700 South, Salt Lake City, Utah until 4:30 P M. on the 21st day of Mav, 1976 lor Sewer Trunk Line Crossing of Jordan ?iver near 3900 South Expressway approx-imatel- y 300 feet of 36" Polyethylene pipe. Born C. ANvONf NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Seeled pronosets will be received by the Utah Department to Steven Griffer of Transportation, Room 608 November 22, and Elizabeth. 1906 in Bisbee, State Office Building, Sait Lake Ann Rivers Bax-;City. Utah, until 2 o'clock p.m Arizona, ofa lev. Member Tuesday, June 1, 1976, and daughter Harvard LDS at that time publicly opened for and Herb Ida Ward. Married construction of Traffic Signal Palmer. Marred Eric Gustave Installation in Sait Lake CounJohn Schnoor Larson July 14, ty, the same be mg situated at October 9, 1948 1917, Sait Lake in Santa Rosa, Foothill Boulevard and 2100 i f o r n i a . C a South, 1300 East and 4780 South, 5 or i v o 6 Slate Slrtfot end 500 South and Worked tor husband; 2 sons, 2 daughters, at State Street and 9400 South McDonald Garold G. Larson, Mrs. William L. identified as Sate Project No. (Bonnie) Robinson, both Sait Lake Candy, Member The principal items of City; Milo G. Larson, Biloxi, Pentecostal Church of God. work are approximately as Survivors: and sons, husband, Miss.; Mrs. Flod (Thelma) Mrs. Robert follows: 28 Each 12" One Wav 3 Roberson. Page. Airz.; 15 daughters; (Josephine) Cariev, Ukiah, Section Signal Head, 15 Each 20 grandchildren, Jacobson, Mast Arm Sgnai Pole Foundasister, Mrs. Mary California; Carl Mrs. Eddie tion and 2760 Lin. Ft. of V Novato, California; Lee Smith, Salt Lake City. North Galvanized Rigid Steel Conduit (Dorothy) Fullbriqht, Funeral Tuesday 11 a m., DeThe protect is to be completed Mrs. Kenny (Anna) seret Mortuary, 36 E. ?th South, Carolina; Carison, Sait Lake City; Mrs. in 45 working days. where friends call Monday Not less than the general Myland Linda' Hepworth. Provo; D rr., Tuesday before services. Tom Schnoor. Kearns, Utah. prevailing wage rates as deterInterment, Sunset Lawn Memorial Furorai services will be he'd mined bv the industrial ComPark. 2350 E. 130C South. mission of Utah, effective April Monday 10:00 a m. at the Colonial Mortuary. 2128 S. State- where 20. W6. shall be paid to all sc A legal Notices Legal Notices 4835 Constantino. Fiores. Hulbert indictments Marion Ruth Schnoor OF MAY 15, 1976 Notice of Approval Protect No. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Boulder Mountain Road Sealed proposals will be reThe Utah Transportation ceived at the office of the Cltv Commission herewith advises Recorder, Room 200, City and all interested persons that on County Building until 5:00 o'clock P.M. Wednesday, Mav April 26. 1976, the Commission received Local Government 26. 1976, for asphalt heater of Nicholas and Engineet approval Projects repaving to include scarifying the location and design features and repaving on City Streets of the above protect in Garfield Protect No. 42-Drakulit.i. Maraccording to ried Maria K County. the plans on file in the City Oct. 29, 1939, consists The office. proposed prolect Engineer's Married Marof reconstruction ot the existing Salt Lake City, Bids will be publicly opened garet Blackley president. Pons highway known as Collector in Room 301, Ciry and County June 27, 1929 in Road No. 359 from Sunflower and Davis Inc., a Building at or about 10:30 A.M. Sait Lake City. Fiat to Frisky Creek. on Thursday, Mav 27, 1976 bv sheet metal Later solemAll maps, drawings and other tne Board of City Commisirrr Member, nized Salt Lake national board of information pertaining to the sioners. Temple. She directors, Sheet in lieu of submitting proposprotect are available for public died December 29, 1972. Secretar Meta! and Air inspection and copying at the als to the City Recorder, bid3 Headquarters, Utah tional Assn. Member Construction of Heber Third Ward High Priests. District ders may present sealed proInstitute. Past Home Teacher, Blacksmith. AcSpecifications Department ot Transportation, posals to the Board of Commisboard member, Southeast Lions tive tn Senior Citizens. Richfield, Utah. at open meeting on said sioners Survivors: brother, sisters. Club. Past president, Superior, Dated this 15th day ot Mav, date of bid ooening prior to ttse 1976. Ariz., Rotary Club. Member Greek Nathan E. Pierce, Tuscon, Arizoof the first bid. opening LaMar Mrs. na; (Edna) Maxfieid, Orthodox Church. UTAH DEPARTMENT Instruction to bidders, OF TRANSPORTATION Survivors: wife; son. Robert Tooele; Mrs. Nila Kiesel, Manti. and forms for specifications Funeral :Q0 Monday p.m. BLAINE J. KAY, P E contract and bond, together Eli. Glendale, Calif.; 3 grandchil72) Director dren; 3 sisters, 2 orottieis, Vw. Heher Third Ward Chapel (C with and profiles, when plans Lena Swanson, Long Beach, Friends call Olpin Mortuai? Sunnxv be obtained at p.m. and Monday prior to of the City Engineer, Calif.; Dolly Drakulich, Vera day fhe office Burial Heber City Invitation to Bid Klasma, both Yugoslavia; Mike services. Room 401, City and County Bids are being accepted bv Drakulich, Germany; Pete Cemetery. the Purchasing Department of Building. Drakulich, Nogales, Ariz.;. Nondiscrimination in employon School District the Jordan Funeral Monday 2p.m. , Prophet ment: Bidders on this work will the followingElias Greek Orthodox Church, be reouired to comply with the Jessie Anderson 7 Portable Classroom Units 5315 Highland Dr. Praver service President's Executive Order Sprinkling System for Maies No. 11114 and the provisions of Sunday 7:30 p.m., Neil O'Donnell White tic Elementary School Mortuary, 372 E. 1st South, where Executive Order No. 10925 as can be obtained Bid forms frtenascail Sunday 0 p.m. Burial therein. The requireMrs. Jessie Anderson White, age Arthur L. Casoer included Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Family sugments tor binders and contrac61, of 2162 Wyoming Street, passed Jordan Agent, Purchasing gests contributions to Utah Heart tors this order are exunder at hers. away School District, 9361 South , M Assn. plained in the specifications. home Thursday. Fast. Sanoy. Utah 84070 On the outside of envelope, Born in Mor-r- k Z the bidder shall .indicate the gan, Utah on De- W.W. Archibald NOTICE nature of the bid. cember 19, 1914, IS HERFBY NOTICE The right is reser ved to reiect a or daughter William Wallace Archibald, 82, GIVEN that a Foreign Trade any or ail bids. M. and Joseph in Lake a Salt 13, 1976, died May Zone Application is being preBid bonds will be accepted in Stewart Ida May Born hospital. pared bv Salt Lake City Corpo- lieu of certified check. Anderson. She September BY ORDER OF THE BOARO ration for submission to the M married 1892, in Parlevs U S. Department ot Commerce. OF OF COMMISSIONERS Dean White on Park, Utah, to k individual or organization SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Any in 1942 Mav 6, Catherine Allen interested in participating with THIS 6TH DAY OF MAY, 1976. Evanston, Archibald and the city in establishing and MILDRED V. HIGHAM and Wyoming William Wallace developing a Foreign-Trad- e their marriage City Recorder Archibald. Maris encouraged to contact Zone , was later sotem-Publication: May 11, 1976 First ried Inez S. Mav 10, before the City or or in the Saif Lake Temple nized Publication: Last May 15, Budd, June 18, 1976, as this will be the last that They later divorced. She attended 1924, in the Salt will the City accept proposals. schools in Logan art graduated Lake Temple. All individuals and organizafrom Utah State University and She died April tions who support the establishNOTICE TO CONTRACTORS later taught school in Panguitch. e 25, 1950. Active Zone in the ment of a Foreign-TradSealed proposals will be reProvo and Tremonton, in sports and in are Lake Salt City requested bv the Utah Department ceived Granite School District Member gardening, Highi to notify the City in writing. of Transportation, Room 606 of the Parleys 5th LDS Ward. Exor Priest, retired from Railway For information details, Office State S. Building, Sait Lake Survived Max White by: son, press after 42 years. please call or write the Inter- City, Utah, until 2 o'clock p.m. of Fairbanks, Alaska; Miss KathSurvivors- inns and daughtrers, Relations Office. 1, 1976, and at governmental June of leen White Tuesday, S.L.C.; grandchild; , Wallace William, Wayne S., Mrs. Room City and County 2 sisters, Mrs. W. Don (Fawn) that time publicly opened for Charles (Beverly) Arnold, Salt and Building, Salt Lake City, Utah construction of A Bituminous o S.L.C., art Mrs. Vida Peterson Lake City; Mrs. EkJen (Joyce) or Surfaced Roadway and Rest 84111; Telephone of Oakland, California. Erickson, Thousand Oaks, Calif., Allen Area Development in Sevier, Funeral Services Tuesday 1:00 328 79 55. Mrs. Markrie Davis, Heber City; 1976. 15, Published May Piute and Wayne Counties the 3 at Deseret the Mortuary, 14 grandchildren, brothers, Sait p.m. same being that section of State E. 7th South Street where friends Lake City; James, Ogden. Road No. 24 From Koosharem on call to may Tuesday prior Funeral services will be MonJunction to the Wayne County services. PUBLIC NOTICE day, 12 noon, in the Fairmont LDS Line identified as Federal Aid for Request Approval Ward., 2465 South 800 East. Proiect No. Project No. Friends may call at Larkin MorThe length of road to be Road Trail Extension, Spanish tuary, 260 East South Temple, constructed or improved is Grand County CARD OF Sunday, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., and at the 7.495 miles, and the principal Utah The to services. hour one Transportation prior Ward, THANKS Commission herewith advises items of work are approximatelBuriat in the Sait Lake City ail interested persons that on y as follows: 4205 Tons of Cemetery. THE FAMILY OF Steven George Mav 12, 1976, the Commission Bituminous Material, 112,600 Base Course Townsend wish to express our requested Local Government Tons of Untreated 1 and thanks and appreciation for the Projects Engineer approval for V' or Cu. Maximum of Roadway Yds. 1,192,600 art the many the location and design features Excavation. thooghtfullness Mildred (Millie) of the above project. kind deeds of ail our friends, The proiect is to be completed The proposeo project consists family and relatives in the loss of 1977. of paving approximately 3250 on or before August of1, bidders is our son, brother and grandson. Lavenia Dyer Prequalification feet otthe highway indicated. to Prior bidder's any required. Ail maps, drawings and other Mildred (Millie) Lavenia Dyer, plans and specifica62, 239 East South Temple, Salt information pertaining to the receiving will be necessary that it tions, Lake City, died May 14th, in Salt project are available tor public the bidder have on file with the FLORISTS inspection and copying at Utah LaxeCIty. Utah Deoartment of TransporBom April 11, 1914, Silver Point Department of Transportation tation completed and approved, 4 Headquarters, District. Tennessee, to John David and the' required Prequalification Floral Co. Brown Utah. Bird Mary Price, Maynard Dyer to conDated this 15th day of May, Statement pertainingand finanMarried Jack Taylor Lillie, Oct. 6, tractor's experience FREE DELIVERY 1976. 1933, divorced. Married Brickell L. condition. cial UTAH DEPARTMENT Pass, 1944, he died 1950. Married OF The artentic of bid ders is "Always the Finest" in flowers TRANSPORTATION Albert Dean, 1968, divorced. s directed to the Sped J i 364-554BLAINE J. KAY, P E. Survivors: Mrs. Daughter; erverin subletting or ) Maurice (Mary Carolvn) Ray, Director 5th vo. 10th West the .ontract. ,rsigoi 11 Holiaday, Utah; grandchildren. Inc normiiy with 1 FederaMILDRED'S FLOWERS John Martin Brother, Dver, PUBLIC NOTICE l- J Highway A .. ot i960 the Huntsville. 1 522 E. 33rd So Alabama, 7 tor Approval U.S. Department cf Lb r has Request Lsna Dver, Draper, Utah; Mrs. certified the wage rotes for this Project No. Geraniums, plants, Norman Locke, Cpttonwood, Budding Grantsvllie-ErbRoad, proiect which are the minimum Tenn.; Mrs. Ramm (Juanita) ferns, wholesale, retail.Dr. Skyline Tooele wages to be paid on this proiect. County Hatrsen, Dallas, Tex.; Mrs. Mary Flowers, 3398 Highland The Utah Transportation These rates are made a part of New Rogers, Hampshire. Commission herewith advises the contract documents. Funeral services. Saturday 2 The attention of bidders is interested persons that on p.m., in the Goff Mortuary. 8090 Mav 12, 1976, the Commission directed to the fact that this FUNERAL So. State, where friends may call Local Government Department has been advised requested NOTICES Friday, 6 to 8 p.m., and Saturday Projects Engineer approval tor by the Wage and Hour Division, hour prior to services. Burial, U.S. Department of Labor, that location and design features the Sunset Gardens ot the Valley. Funeral ser- ot the above prolect. ANDERSON contractors engaged in highvices tor Richard Mace Anderson The proposed project consists way construction work are reSr. Monday II a.m. McDougal of approximately 3 quired to meet the provisions of Funerai Home 4330 So. Redwood mi lespaving the Fair Labor Standards Act of of the highway indicated. Evan B. Day Friends call Sunday 6 to 8 p.m. 1938, (52 Stat. 10e0). AH maps, drawings and other one hour prior, The Utah Department of information pertaining to the Evan Baldwin Day, 76, 1420 Monday in accordance tor are Transportation, seravailable puoiic Funeral proiect DRAKULICH Laurel Avenue, Las Vegas, with the provisions of Title VI of copying at Utah vices for Eli N. Drakulich will be inspection and Nevada, died of 1V64 (78 Civil Act of tbe Rignts Oeoartment 2 Transportation at Prophet p.m. Mav 12, 1976. held Monday Sial. 252; and liw Regulations Born August IX EUas Greek Orthodox Church. District 2 Headquarters, Salt of the Department of ComLake Utah. City, Service Dr. FillPrayer 5335 in 1901, Highland merce (IS C F R. Part 6), Dated this )5th day of May, more, Utah, to Sunday 7:30 p.m. at O'Donnell 1976. issued pursuant to such Act, Rufus and Sarah Mortuary. 372 East 1st South, 6-hereby notifies ail bidders that UTAH OF DEPARTMENT Baldwin Day. where friends mav call Sunday it will affirmatively insure that TRANSPORTATION p m. Interment, Mt. Olivet Cemet contract entered into purthe P KAY. E. BLAINE J. contribue Madeleine erv. Family suggests Director suant to this advertisement will tions to Utah Heart Association Hemck, be awarded to the lowest reMor O'Donnell , Funeral directors, December sponsible bidder without disPUBLIC NOTICE 1947, in Evanstvary crimination on tne grounds of Request for Approval ton, Wvo., She Funeral services SCHNOOR color, or national origin. ) No. Proiect died. Served in Jf The Utah Department of Transfor Marion Ruth Schnoor win oe Sevier River Bridge, Navy during also notifies all bidheld Monday )0 a.m. at tne portation County Sanpete World War . Colonial Mortuary, 2128 So. State ders that it will attirmativeiy The Utah Transportation Survivors mckxie daughter, ensure that in any contract where friends may can one hour Commission herewith advises Mrs. Ted (Barbara) Blshoo, Bounto services. Funerai direc ail interested persons that on entered into pursuant to this brothers prior tiful; 4 grandchildren, tors Colonial Mortuary Mav 12, 196. tne Commission advertisement, minority busiand sisters, Newel Day, Noble enterprises will be afFuneral KEMKER requested Local Government ness services Day, Mrs. Orrin F. (Zina) Peterfull opportunity to subEngineer approval tor forded son, Filiomore, Utah; Mrs. Pat for Jan Kemker In will be held Proiects bids In response to this mit location the and features EidrerKie the design p.m. (Maxine) McCone, Brigham City; Monday and win not be disinvitation of the above proiect. Ward Chapel. 32)9 South 3rd East Mrs. Norman (Naomi) Jensen, The proposed proiect consists criminated against on the Friends mav can at the Colonial Salt Lake; Mrs. Philo (Velma) of race, color, sex, or grounds of a structure over national replacing Rasmussen, Redman, Utah; John 6tofiuary, 2128 So. Stato Sunday origin in consideration the Sevier River approximately to 0 p m. and a? the Ward Monday Day, Delta. Utah. tor an award. inter 3 miles southwest of Center-fielFuneral services will be held one hour prior to se A current list of minority Monday, 12 noon, at Olpin Mor- ment, Salt Lake City Cemetery contractors, suppliers, and All maps, drawings and other tuary Chapel, 55 West 2nd South, Funeral directors. Colonial lessors is available information pertaining to the equipment Fillmore. Friends may call Monand will be furnished bv the tor are available proiect public Utah Department of Transporday, at the Mortuary one hour Inspection and copying at Utah prior to services. Graveside serRoom 608. State Office Legal Notices Department of Transportation tation, vices will be conducted Monday, Building, upon request. District 3 Headquarters, Rich4 00 0 m., in the Provu City forms, plans, and Proposal field, Utan. INVITATION TO BID Cemetery, Provo. Funeral direcspecifications are on file in the Dated this 15th day of Mav, tors, Russon Bros. Mortuary. Sealed bids win be received by 1976. office of the Utah Department Salt Lake the Purchasing Agent of the Utah UTAH DEPARTMENT OF oCltv,Transportation, and the office of its Technical College, 4600 South Red TRANSFORATION 112 Dsitrlct Director at Richfield, Administratwood Rond, Room BLAINE P E. KAY. J. where they may be reElvira W.:Stauffer ) ion Building, Main Campus, until Director Utah viewed by prospective bidders. 1:00 p.m. May 24, 1976 tor purchWILLARD. Box Elder County Specifications, proposal forms, of the follow ase ng. Elvira Woodvatt Stauffer, 07, PUBLIC NOTICE and plans may be obtained only Willard, died Friday May 14, 1976, 1. Table Top Offset Duplicator at the Department Offices at Request tor Approval in a Brigham Cify nursmg home. Salt Lake City, upon application Proiect No. OS 21(01) Born April 20. 1889. Elba, Idaho, 2. Microprocessor and pavment of a tee of S20.00, Saline Connection to Harvey and Ida Melissa Bid Forms ar.d Specifications no part of which will be reLost Creek Access, Married re, Pettlngil! Woortyatt Married John Clarence Stauffer Oct. 24, 1911, Salt Lake LDS Temple Active in ail LDS Church auxiliaries. Past president, religion class and Relief Society. Worked on Old Folks tor many Connilttee years. Member Willard Creek Camp, DUP. Survivors: husband, Brigham Mrs. Clyde Cltv; 3 daughters, (Anene) Jorgensen, San Diego, Cailf.; Mrs. Robert L. (Glade) Reese, Brigham City; Mrs. Earl 6 Provo; Pierce, (Ida) 5 greatgrandchildren; 2 sisters. Mrs. grandchildren; Ervin (Ada) Higiev, Ogden; Mrs. Luhwwn, Sait Henry (Evelyn) Lake City. Funeral Monday p.m., Willard Friends call Ward Chapel. Funeral Petersen Chapel, p m Bngham City Sunday and at church Monday hour before service. Burial Wil lard Cemetery, 1) available in the ottire of the Agent. The College Purchasing reserves the rght to reject any or ail bids and waive any regularities in the interest of the College. DEAN P. SARGENT Purchasing Agent Sevier County The Utah Transportation herewith advises Commission ail interested persons that on Mav 12. 196. the Commission requested Local Government Prolect 1 Engineer aoorovai for the loration and design features ot the above proiect. The proposed proiect cu INVITATION of improving the connection TO BIO Roao between the Lost Crin-Bids will be received bv the and the Salma Connection. Fiscal Section, Department of All maps, d awmgs and othei Employment Security, 174 So- information pertaining fo the cial Hall Avenue, Salt Lake protect are available for public City, Utah, P.O. Box 11249. until inspection aixi copvirtg at Utah 2:00 p.m., Mav 25, 196, tor Department of Transportation various items of office equipDistrict 3 Headquarters, Rich ment. field, Utah Bid forms and specifications Dated this 15th day of Mav mav be obtained from the Fiscal Office at 174 Social Hall Avenue. 196. UTAH THERON W. RIGBY Purchasing Agent ) DEPARTMENT Or TRANSPORTATION BLAlNE J. KAY, P E Director funded. Each biuuer most submit a bond from an approved surety company on forms provided bv the Department; or in lieu thereof, cash, certified check, or cashier's check tor not less than S' of the total amount of the bid, made pay-1- ! fhe Utah rweartmt'nt Al Transportation, as evidence of good faith and a guarantee that it awarded the contract, the biocier will execute the contract ano furnish the contract bonds, as required. The right to reiect any o all bids is reserved. Any additional information may be secured at the office ot the Utah Department of Transportation. Dated this 8th day of May, WM. UTAH DEPARTMENT bid OF TRANSPORTATION BLAINE J. KAY, P.E. ) Director Y J |
