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Show 2, D DESERET JUNE 28, NEWS, THURSDAY, - 973 Rehab official dies at 66 Rampton knocks proposed Forest Service cutbacks Denouncing the wisdom of consolidating Forest Service offices into 10 regional locations In a statement mailed to the U.S. Senate Agriculture and Forestry Committee, Rampton said he wondered if creating the 10 regional Forest Service centers to dispense services at taxpayer expense were wise or efficient. (See related story on page He referred to the Forest Sen ices action of transferring the regional office in Ogden to Denver, Colo Federal employ ment is also declining at Hill Air Force Base and Tooele Army Depots creating severe displacement problems. To take additional jobs at this time will only exacerbate the problem, said Rampton. I am advised that morale has plummeted and that many of the more productive employes will leave the service rather than move, Rampton said people-pressure- Reduction of funds and staff has forced the Forest Service to meet these new challenges with closures and reduced service. This has resulted in overloading our small state parks staff and creating many problems for us, he wrote. d Flare scares firemen 'v Ur - stepped on a the device. igniting trip-wir- Firemen backed away from the scene when they spotted s in the several more area. Webster1 R.L. Fireman escaped injury in the explosion Members Detachment at Ft. Douglas were called to the to retrieve the E. Elmer, Camp Williams, said the devices are dangerous enough. but not as a dangerous as Major Charles Jand-mine- s are He indicated placed around a military position to warn of the approach of an enemy. . The devices were on military land which has not been used for over a year, according to Elmer. trip-flare- Perhaps an animal tripped one of them off. This could have started the fire. Brow n said. Firemen on the scene said the explosion was louder than a high powered rifle shot. , The fire was almost out jvhen the explosion was set 'off. according to Brown. 5moke sparks pot Investigation i it, I i ,h v? vj Tow truck lifts machinery knocked from flatbed truck by overpass. UTAH STATE PRISON -was continuing today into the the discovery of a pipe and marijuana iigarets in the possession of 'an inmate in the medium security section of the prison Wednesday Prison officials said one fhe guards reportedly noticed I of marijuana being a the odor and a search of some jmoked 4 of the cells produced the pipe t. ; and approximately loo ciga-retAn investigation The contraband was turned over to the Salt Lake County Sheriffs Office, which is conducting an investigation. Load too high Crane rams into overpass Bv Robert Copier Deseret News staff writer What happens when you load a flat-betrailer and tractor onto a larger trailer and tractor, put a crane on top of the whole thing and then try to drive it under an overpass 11 feet high? Youll be travelling a little lighter after passing under the overpass. Dean A. Garner, Hooper, Weber County, drove such a load under the 27th South overWednespass on the northbound lane of day at 2:45 pm., heard a crash and looked d flat-be- d 'Promised Valley' will open Friday Promised Valiev. the musical theatrical that is synonymous with the story of the Mormon Pioneer trek to Utah and entrance into the Salt Lake Valley, will begin its first full summer run m its new home Friday. The 1973 premier of the production will be held Friday at 8 p.m. in the Promised Valley Playhouse, 132 S. Slate. Because the play is being presented primarily for visitors to Salt Lake City and because the playhouse has a limited seating capacity of 1,100, it is requested that tourists be given first chance at seats. The Prst few scheduled performances of the play had to be postponed last summer when restoration of the old VITAL STATISTICS Surveys by two education groups indicate theres still room for more students this fall at Utah colleges and technical schools. One survey, conducted by the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education showed that as of f. (WICHE), May 1, there were 6,995 open-- i ings at Utah institutions. Most of the states four-yea- r ""institutions reported to ' WICHE that they will accept applications for the fall class r until Sept. I, while most colleges have set a Sept. 26 deadline. two-yea- Utah Technical College in Provo will accept applications until Sept. 21, while Stevens Henager College has set a Sept. 15 deadline. 1 Jack Wixom, spokesman for the Utah State Svstem of Higher Education, said since many students dont apply for college until summer, the 6,995 vacancy figure does not necessarily mean places in colleges will go begging After Friday's premier, a private performance by invitation only will be presented Saturday night. The play will be opened to ' at 8 p m. and will continue nightly, except Sundays and Mondays. tourists again Tuesday with- out cost on Temple Square and may be picked up the day the performance. Wixom said however, that a second survey, conducted by Utahs higher education board, showed fewer high school seniors intend to go to college this year. He said the survey, taken in March, showed 65 percent of seniors Utah high school planned to go to college or enter vocational training. That compared with 72 percent who had plans in 1972 post-colle- and. 84 percent three years ago. Cottonwood Hospital FEBAIRN, mr and Mrs Samuel R . 833 S Johnson Wav Ctr., Sondv boy Mr and Mrs Howard LLOYD, C . 6s67h SDorton Dr , Sandv bov MORRIS. Mr and Mrs, Stephen, 1100 South, Woods 696 W Cross, bov The family suggests contributions to the Clyde and Marie Gooderham Scholarship U. of U. Alcohol Fund. Studies. P.O. Box 2604, Salt Lake City, 84110. Nearly half a million dollars taxes were collected by the state of Utah in April according to the Tobacco Tax Council of Richmond, r. Meanwhile, the WICHE survey indicated its getting easier to get into an increasing number of colleges in the west. Last year, WICHE reported, 19 western colleges had open under admissions policies which any student with a high school diploma has a chance to college. This try out year, 81 institutions reported such policies. The commission attributed the policy changes to increasing vacancies in colleges. $260,401,825. Cross Hospital THACKER, Mr and Mrs Dal'as R Onk'y Utah boy Vr GROTEPAOS. od Mrs Dirk Jr. 251 W 2900 South, Boon tM bov Ste end Mrs CARLSON. Mr phfi 27 g Cooolecrest girl GARRiDO, Mr and Mr, Hector. 220 8h East, girl Mr and Mrs Kov, 1515 OVARO, E 13200 South Orojer jirl VALOEX. Mr and Mrs. Ross, 465 N l?th Wst girl MANZANARES, Mr and Mrs Jetfery. Salt Loke. girl. OBITUARIES Lorin T. Peterson Holy South Davts Community Hesmtal JENSEN, Mr and Mrs Larry. 235 E 300 North. Centerville bov University Hospital Mrs mr and HOSKISSON, Y.ovne 3t4 Roosevelt Ave , bov Valiev West Hospital KEMP. Mr and Mrs Karl n?6 w ;83 South, Hunter, girl R SHOULTS. UJ S Mr 350 and East. Mrs PeLorin Thomas "Mickey 54, died terson, Heyburn, June 25 otter a sudden illness ot home Born May 23, 1919, S ond to Lawrence Peterson. Coro Whimpey Veteron WW 11. Lifelong resident of Heyburn. Member LDS Church. Survivors: brother, sisters, Earl, Heyburn; Mrs. Fiovd (Lillian) Idle, Rupert; Mrs. Bennett, Archie (Myrtle) Morlond; Mrs. Clyde (Wonda) Sillm, Heyburn Funeral Thursday 2 pm, Memorial Payne Joseph where Burley, Chapel, friends call prior to service Burial Riverside Cemetery Edith L. Wire G'en Farminqto girl Hospital Mrs Mr BOHANNON, ond Roon d W , 3539 Fowler, Ogden, Uta boy NORRIS, Mr and Mrs. Stephen, 931 University Vtilnge, boy. JARAMILLO, Mr and Mrs. G E 960 W 6th South, bov Mr ond Mrs DALTON, Fred R . 239 Cherry H8 Or, Pleasant Grov boy JUDO, Mr and Mrs Kerrv G . 46Y Co orado St bov PAXMAN, Mr ond Mrs Richard 310 B Maxwell Lone bov Mr ond Mrs. Benny R SMITH, E 6670 South, bov 151 PORTER. Mr ond Mrs Ronoid F 8J G'enwood Ave . Tooele hov HIRST, Mr. ond Mrs Richord-747S 2920 West, West Jordan, t bov THOMAS, 528 Dorthea IDAHO HEYBURN, -- J Mark s Hospital St LDS Wixom noted that there w as a very slight (one percent) drop in enrollment at Utah colleges last year. The report said total taxes on cigarets collected by all Restates during the month was PRYOR, Mr and Mrs Virthe! OS View Louts Mountain Ur , Murray bov HANSEN, Mr and Mrs Albert F SSU Fatroaks Dr gin JANES, Mr o id Mrs Dean J 846 University Village girl Mr ond Mrs. Tom, Wav. girl. Mr ond Mrs. Grant, 2032 WEST, Tero Lvnda Lone, girl Mr an" Mrs Roaer LEAZER, E , 3739 Americon Dr., Gronger giU NAYLOR, Mr and Mrs Lone, 26J4 S 9130 West Mognc girl N . SNOW, Mr and Mrs Mark 3406 Ott Dr , girl WINTER, Mr ond Mrs Steven, Brighton Utch, girl. MiMr and Mrs SHANNON, chael, 671 W. 4400 South, Riverd-oe- . girl f' i Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m.. 260 E. South Temple, where friends may call Friday 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday one hour before services. Burial will be in the Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Cigaret taxes Local Births It was incorrectly reported in the Deseret News Wednesday that two perfmmances will be given nightly after July 1. The schedule does not begin until July 31 and will continue through Sept. 1 at 7 30 and 9 p m Tickets are available mother. Pocatello. widow, Idaho two daughters preceded him in death. in theater was not completeted by late June. of Survivors include his back to see his crane lying in the center lane under a damaged overpass. Damage to the crane was estimated at $1,500. Garner was given a citation for driving an oversized load. according to Trooper Paul Webb of the Utah Highway Patrol. Webb said the overpass is lower than most overpasses on The structure has been bent by vehicles with big loads hitting it several times in the past, he said. Large signs warn motorists of the 14 feet 6 inches high limited clearance. Still room at Utah colleges , native of Pocatello, Idaho, he was born April 28, 1907, to Thomas G. and Ada Myra Ash Gooderham. He married Marie E. Christensen on Nov. 9, 1932 in Salt Lake City. A trip- - flares. . H Mr. Gooderham was a former manager of the B.F. Goodrich Tire store in Salt Lake City. of the U.S. Army 62nd Ordinance scene M Ernest Ernest L. Symkoviak Symkoviak, L. ner 8 9, Wav, June died 26, Edith Louise Wire, 73, 668 3rd East, died June 26 of natural causes in a Salt Loke nursing home. Born July 3, 1899, Salt Lake City, to Franklin C. and Lida Farnsworth Wire. Catholic Member Church; Daughters ef Colonists and of Patriots America; Pen Women of Salt Lake City; for World ConCommittee S. of gress Record; Mildred Wagner husband; sons, Kevin, Keith, all Corona. Funeral and Room Berg Drawing Chapel, Provo Lee Gibson was born May 2, 1939, Provo, to Melvin and Lola Workman Gibson. Married Elinor Sager, Oct. 16, 1958, Rushville, Neb. Former Salt Lake City resident; bv the Southern employed California Metropolitan Water District os a maintenance man. Survivors: daughter, Ginna Moe, Vida; parents, Mrs. Lola Gibson, Provo; Melvin, Wash.; grandKennewick, Mrs. Cora Workmothers, man, Provo; Mrs. Mary Gibson, Oklahoma; brother, David, Craig, Alaska. was born Elinor Gibson March 30, 1940, Nebraska, to Clifford and Sybil Sager. Survivors: parents, Rush- ville. Neb.; brothers, sisters, S.D.; Vernon, Porcupine, LeRov, Adrian, Minn ; Francis, Scottsbluff, Neb.; Ruth, Fayetteville, Ark.; Mrs. Ron Freesemann, Puk-wan(Arlene) o m S.D. Gayle Marie was born Dec. Loke Salt 1959, 4, City. Attended junior high school at Desert Center, Calif. Clinton Lee was born Nov. Calif. 20, 1963, Blythe, Attended elementary school in Desert Center. Ernest Wayne was born Aug. 11, 1967. Ceme- Cify Kloa Larsen burial In years. 27 Dr., where Highland call Thursday p.m. Amelia Curtis L. - Amelia IDAHO FALLS (Millie) L. Curtis, 69, Idaho Falls, died June 27, 1973, of following surcomplications gery. Born Mov 14, 1904, Fair view, Idaho, to Arthur R. and Luvina Belnao Miskin. Married James B. Hill, Feb 14, 1924, Salt Lake Temple. He died Nov. 16, 1941. Marlater dried Lloyd Roy; ivorced. Married Vernon E. Idaho 1967, 15, Curtis. Sept. Seamstress, member served stake mission; Primary president; - PRESTON, Bell Keller 81, Preston, died June 27, 1973, in Preston following a long illness. Born Aoril 5, 1892, Mink Creek, Idaho, to James Morgan ond Mary Ellen Baird Keller. Married Elmer Larsen, Dec. 22, 1909, Logan Temple. He died in 1923. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. (Anona) Oliverson, Eugene Mrs. Virgil (Zelda) Larsen, both Preston; Mrs. John Las (Carma) Spimson, 10 Vegas, Nev.; grandchildren; 23 great - grandchildren; brother, sisters, Elmo A., Preston; Mrs. June Wallace Ljndberg, Mrs. Mary Bench, both Logan. Funeral Saturday, 1 p.m., Franklin Stake Center. Friends call Webb Funeral Home, Friday 7:30 - 9.30 two and Saturday p.m., hours before services. Burial, Mink Creek Cemetery. LDS Carbon HELPER, DUP officer. Survivors: husband; sons, daughters. Harold D. Hill, Rexburg; Vernon M. Hill, Ucon; Mrs. Clyde (Evaiean) City; Mrs. Escondido, Calif ; Mrs. John (Gemce) Stoffel, Idaho Falls; Roger J. 22 Hill, grandchilOgden; dren; five great - grandchilbrothers, dren; sisters, Renold, Salt Lake City; Mrs Mrs. Lola Goodenough, Wanda Parker, both Idaho Falls; Merlin, Coltman; Gilbert, Seattle, Wash.;, Richard, Ucon. Funeral Friday, 11 a.m., Idaho Falls Sixth Ward chapel. Friends call Thursday 7:30 - 9 p.m., Wood Funeral Home, ond Friday one hour before services at the chapel. Burial, Ucon Cemetery. , Salt May, LaNae Lake Hall, Sevier County, MONROE, Elizabeth Ann Collings, 77, Monroe, died June 27 of natural causes in a Richfield hospital. Born Oct. 21, 1895, Elsi-norSevier County, to Leroy and Clive Ann Levi Bridges. Married Guv Collings Jan. 17, 1917, solem Richfield; nized LDS Manti Temple Sept. 9, 1970. He died Nov. 10, 1965. Survivors' daughters, Mrs. WUIard (Betty) Stallings, Mrs. Harold (Olive) Carruth, both Napa, Calif.; 10 grand-childre7 greatgrbrother, sisSevier; Mrs. andchildren ter, Herman, Wilbur (Bertha) Napa. Stewart, Funeral noon, Saturday Monroe South LDS Ward Chapel. Friends call Neal S. Maglebv and Sons Mortuary, Richfield, Friday 9 p.m., the chapel Saturday hour prior to service. Burial Elsinore Cemetery. Avis M. Smith County Helper, causes in a Price hosoital. Born 1, Nov. 1899, Edwardsville, Pa., to Joseph and Anna Walko Parrish. Member Catholic Church. Retired member UMWA, CosHe Gate Local 1681. Survivors: Mrs sisters. Elizabeth Glavan, Helper; Mrs. Veronica Podbevsek, Scofield. Caroon County; Stehalf brother, ven Lakatos, Mrs. Ogden; Helen Faulkiner, Seattle. Funeral Mass Friday 10 am, St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Helper. Rosary 7 p.m., Mitchell Thursday Funeral Chaoel, where friends call prior to Rosary. Graveside service Friday noon, Scofield Cemetery. Alice H. Nisonger H. Nisonger, 88, Salt Lake City, died June 26 of natural causes in a Tooele rest home. Born Nov. 20, 1884, Spanish G. and Fork, to George Maria Henrietta Gay ' Hales. Married David H. Nisonger Oct. 23, 1905, Spanish Fork. He died August, 1947. Member LDS Church. Survivors: sons, daughters, Bliss E., Salt Lake City, David C., California; John H Blanche Orlando, Fla.; Merrick, Anaheim, Calif.; Jean Barryhill, Azusa, Calif.; 18 grandchildren; 5 greatAlice grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 2350 E. triends service. 13th call 1 'p.m., South, where hour prior to PLEASANT -GROVE Avis Mills Smith, 79, Pleasant Grove, died June 27, 1973, at home of nalural causes. Born Dec. 23, 1893, MidHeber and Annie Rasmussen Mills. Married George (Rov) Smith, June 24, 1916, Salt Lake He died Temple. Oct. 30, 1962. ond employe of Smith Drug Co ; member Pleasant Grove Fifth Ward, Primary and Relief Society vale, to Joseph worker. Survivors: sons, Harvey L., both Pleasant seven Grove; grandchildren; 15 great grandchildren; sis ter, Mrs. Sadie Chandler, Pleasant Grove. Funeral Saturday, 11 am, Pleasant Grove Stake Center Friends call Olpin Mortuary, Friday p.m., and at the chapel Saturday before services. Burial, Pleasant Grove City Cemetery. Don E Sylvia L. Monroe SODA SPRINGS, IDAHO -Sylvia Lorette Monroe, 83, Soda Springs, died June 26 ot natural causes in a Soda Sorings hosoital. Born 'Nov. 26, 1889, Soda Springs, to James and Mory Ann Baird Monroe. Lifelong resident of Soda Springs. Seamstress. Survivors: brothers, sister, Lee, Twin Falls; Ezra, Midland, Mich.; Soda Springs. Viola Monroe, Funeral Friday p m., Funeral Home, Soda Sorings, where friends call Thursday p.m., Friday prior to service. Buriol 1 Allen Fair-vie- Cemetery. Nelson Christensen of Neohi natural couses In rest home. Born March 3, 1887, Moro- a Peter Christian and Mary Mallinson Christensen. Farmer, sheeo shearer. to Primary and YWMIA president; member DUP. Survivors: sons, daughters, John L., Ogden; Ned, Las Vegas; Harris, Mrs. Calvin Giles, both (Amber) City; Mack, Mrs Mrs. Batty, (Shan) all Hansen, (Fern) Mrs. Hal (Martha) Riverdale; Member LDS Church. Veteran WW I. Survivors: Mrs. sister, Hannah "Daisy ' Reed, Salt Lake City; nieces ond nephews. Funeral Saturday 1 ? m Mcronl LDS Stake House, where friends coll hour prior to service. Burial Moroni with Cemetery military honors. Arthur Warenski Arthur Warenski, 68 65, Central Ave., died June 26 of natural causes in a Salt Lake hospital. Born Nov. 19, 1907, Murray, to WiMiam J. and Grace Culmer Warenski. Painter and WW II. paperhanger. Survivors: brother, Vete.an sister, Virgil, California; Mrs. Vern E. (Thelma) Herzog, Pocatello. Graveside service Thursday 3 p.m., Murray City Cemetery. Friends call 4760 S. State St., Thursday 45 P.m, ) 42 52 Heber J D Ernes Provo, Davis, grandchildren; 8 Funeral Saturday, North Provo pm, 1 Stake Center, Grand Ave. Friends call Berg Mortuary, Friday m ond Saturday before p services at the chapel. Buri1122 al, Provo City Cemetery. Earl J. Broodhead - HEBER CITY Broad-head, seph Earl Jo- 58, Heber City, died June 26 at the home in of a sen P a v s o n of natural caus- es Born Jan. 1915, Salt Lake City, to and Brigham Pearl Nuttall 14, B road head. Sw Married Aria Mecham Feb. 1931, Heber City; di 5, Contruchon worker, Geneva employe Steel. Member LDS Church. Survivors: sons, daughters, Park, Utah Myron, Vivian County; Norman E Pavson; Leonard N Gerald M., both Heber City; Mrs. "Gordon (Joan) Gmes, Castle Dole, Emery County; 13 grandchilvorced. former dren. Funeral Friday 11 am, Olpm Mortuary, Heber City, where friends call Thursday P.m., Friday prior to service. Burial Wallsburg Ceme- tery. Faye B. Willard SUNSET, Davis County Faye Barkdull Willard, 50, died June 27 in an Ogden hospital after a short illness. Born Feb. 12, 1923, Kavs-ville- , to Peter Alvin and Druscilla Barkdull. Robins Married Paul W. Willard Pocatello. 19, 1940, Sept. Sierra Lingerie Employe, Co., Ogden. Member Catholic Church. Survivors: husband, sons, daughter, Paul W Ogden, Michael H., Cheyenne, Wyo , Mrs. James (Kathleen) Wink-lessix grandchilOgden; brothersl dren; sisters, Claude Barkdull, Modesto, Calif., Melvin Barkdull, Battle Howard Mountain, Nev., Mrs. Barkdull, Kaysville; Allen (Leona) Bennett, Salt Lake Mrs. City, Anthony (Melba) Warbv, Ogden. Funeral Mass Friday, 10 a.m., St. Mary's Catholic Church, Ogden. Wake Thursday, 8 p.m., Lmauist and Sons Mortuary, Ogden, where friends call one hour prior to service. Crafton W. Call - LOS ANGELES Crafton W. Call, 57, Los Angeles, died June 26 of natural causes in Los Angeles. Born Feb. 24, 1916, Baltimore, Md , to Professor Elihu and Gertrude Permelia Crafton Call. Married Helen LaVaughn Bradley April 26, 1941, Salt Lake LDS Temple. Guest solo tenor with Tabernacle 1947. Active Choir, member LDS Church. Survivors: sons, widow; Ronald, Los Bradley, 2 Angeles; grandchildren; brother, sisters, William G., Mrs. Trudy Steele, both Salt Loke City; Mrs. Orrin G. Bountiful, (Ethel) Tibbitts, Utah. Funeral Saturday Sherman Oaks LDS Ward Chapel, Los Angeles. Burial Forest Lawn Cemetery, Beverly Hills Becky Kay Webb OASIS, Millard County Becky Kav Webb, of Wildaughter liam Carl and Judy Jensen Webb, Oasis, died June 26 of crib syndrome at home. Born Jan. 29, 1973, Delta. Survivors: parents; sisters, Karalee, Natalie, all Oasis; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Soencer Webb, Deseret, Jodilyn, Millard County; Flor- Mrs. ence Jensen, Salt Lake City. Funeral Friday 11 a.m., Oasis MORONI, Sanpete County Nelson Chris"Nels" tensen, 86, Moroni, died June 26 Salt Lake Temple. He died April 13, 1952. Relief Society, Church; Joseph Parrish Parrish, 73, 'Joseph died June 26 of natural and Charles Susanna Rigby Gardner. Married Lews C. Porcell, Sept. 30, 1903, Falls. Elizabeth A. Collings Kloa Idaho Larsen, ni, -CALIF. CORONA, Mildred Wagner, 48, formerly of Sad Lake City, died June 26 of p liver ailment in a Corona hospital. Born June 25, 1925. Married Felix Wagner. Former of The Merc employe Corona, 27, 1973, in an airplane crash at Provo, will be Friday, 2 Provo - 1 4670 sburg Wasatch County, to Member, LDS Church. Survivors: brother, Paul; nephew, both Salt Lake City. p.m., Funeral Friday friends J in, 3 8 Wa Employe, PROVO Funeral services for Lee Stanley, 34, and his wife Elinor Sager Gibson, 33, and their three children, Gav.e, 13, Clinton Lee, 9, and Ernest Wayne, 5, al! Vidal, Calif, who died June 8 1 R. Strevell-Patterso- Ernest Gibson Burial, tery. age. Born Oct. 2, Salt Symkoviak. Clinton Gibson f aiJ 4 4 cidenttoage Julvl Pearl of' f in 1973, Lovenridge Gayle Gibson president. Wire Memorial Foundation. No known survivors. Funeral Mess Friday noon at Cathedral of Madeleine. Rosary Thursday 7 p m 372 E. 1st South, where friends coll ot time of Rosary. Burial Salt Lake City Cemetery. Granger. Survivors: ond , local hospital of causes in- - f, City, to f Fritz j Lake John Elinor Gibson Provo,-- died June 27, of naturoll causes in of 1915, Polly G. Purcell Polly Jane Gard Parcell, ; PROVO White-- : 7227 crest 28, Lee Gibson He received awards from the North American Association of Alcoholism Programs, the National Council on Alcoholism and the Utah Medical Association. trip-wire- which occurred around 7:30 p.m. two miles southwest of the site of a new water treatment plant at 11400 S. 30th West, according Fire Lt Bob Brown. f tijsDital. Born He organized the University of Utah School of Alcohol Studies in 1951 and served as its associate director. He organized and assisted in directing the University of Utah College of Medicine rehabilitation program for alcoholism Mr. Gooderham was a member of the board of directors of the North American Association of Alcoholism Programs and also served as treasurer. He developed a program of education and rehabilitation for alcoholic inmates of the Utah State Prison. A military-typ- e BLUFFDALE w ent off device explosive a few feet away from a fireman fighting a brush fire near here Wednesday. The fireman , Darlene Adamson, 45, 2806 Meiony ; Or , who was killed June 24 in an automobile accident in Langley, Co- British , " lumbia. Born Aug. 12. shen, Utah County, to Weldon M. and Lillian Jasper Ercan-bracMarried Dr. Kenneth Paul Adamson June 29, LDS Temple Loke Salt BVU. Atteneded Member, Beta Sigma Phi; former SkyPTA line president; Relief Society ond Primary TeachCub Scout leader. er; husband; sons, Survivors; daughters, Jeffrey Paul, Jan Elizabeth Lori, Jill Elaine, Ann, all Salt Lake City; Mrs. Baldwin, Richard (Cheryl) Mesa, Ariz.; parents, MorW. Morris, gan; brothers, Provo; Gene, Morgan. Friends call at the chapel one and one-hahours before services. Burial, Pleasant Grove Cemetery. The family suggests contributions Board on Alcoholism. He assisted in organizing the Utah Alcoholism Foundation, Serving as its administrative officer from 1933 to 1970. 'fus " for Lillian Mr. Gooderham ! v' " be will Salt Lckef Rampton said the 7,987,000 acres of national forest lands in Utah must be developed and used to their maximum potential and still maintain capacity to provide good watersheds and maintain their natural beauty. programs. "To dismember the natural boundaries causes extreme hardship, particularly to operators with overlapping areas . From 1951 to 1971, Mr. Gooderham was the executive director of the Utah State This raises the price m many areas 168 percent, and gives our producers the choice of going out of business or producing at a loss, be added. Utahns, he said, have been disturbed in the past two years by the reduction of funds to the Forest Service s at a time when for recreation are growing by leaps and bounds. d resource-oriente- 871 Rampton said Utahns are preparing a trip to Washington, D C to ask relief from a timber stumpage pricing situation where the marginal timber Utah producers are working in is being priced on a composite basis wih other areas rich in timber resources The governor said there is no rational basis for consolidation of the Forest Service into 10 arbitary standards regions merely to conform to a policy that may be good for programs, but may be very bad for people-oriente- Clyde William Gooderham, Westminster Ave., local and national authority on alcoholism, died June 27, 1973, at his home of a heart attack. He was 66. who will now be forced to correlate their activities with offices as remote one from the other as Atlanta. Ga. and San Francisco, Calif , he said. monstrous regional centers, Gov. Calvin L. Rampton today questioned Darlene Adamson Funeral services at Saturday Olvm-- o noon, u s Stoke 2675 Center, E. 2500 South, ; LD5 Ward Chapel, where frienus coll from 9:30 o m. until service. Buriol Deseret Cemetery. James C. Sellers SAN Calif. MARINO, Memorial services for James Clark Sellers, 81, who died April 10, 1973, in a local hospital of natur.q causes, will be Saturday, 2 p.m., at Olpin Mortuary, Heber City, Utah. Born Oct. 19, 1891, Center Creek, Wasatch County, to Archibald Elizabeth and Buys Sellers. Married Jeanette Oonlels; she died. Married Francis Hausler Survivors: widow; brother, Hugh, Salt Lake City., |
