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Show 6 B DESERET NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1973 Firms oppose changes VITAL STATISTICS engineer schools Local Births in Bv Rod Decker Deseret News staff writer The colleges of engineering at Utah's two state are too concerned with research and unresponsive to the needs of industry, a Thiokol of representative Chemical Co. said Thursday afternoon. Speaking at a public hearing before the Utah State Board of Higher Education. William E. Jo"s. who recruits and trains engineers for the firm, said the engineering faculties should turn from doing what professors want to do. to more service to the taxpayer. He was one of many speakers who opposed proposals made to the board by an ad hoc Engineering Committee and by Dr. F. E. Terman, engineering consultant and former Provost at Stanford University. Both reports recommend discontinuing the department of manufacturing engineering at Utah State University and the Nuclear Engineering Department at the University of Utah. One or both of the reports also call for trimming the B.S. degrees from industrial and materials engineering at the U. of U. and from agricultural and irrigation engineering at USU. Greater economy in engineering education was the aim of both reports, which were submitted May 15. - Jones and spokesmen from Hercules. Inc.: Eimco Corp.: Hill Air Force Base and other employers of engineers took particular exception to the recommendation to engineering. They argued that graduates with degrees in manufacturing g engineering are better paid and more sought after by industry than other engineers because they are better prepared for industrial work. Jones said it costs $50,000 for Thiokol to train most new engineers, but manufacturing engineers are ready tr go to work immediately. Dr. Wayne Brown, dean of the U of U. College of Engineering. asked the board to postpone changes in the engineering curricula at his school until next April. noted that the college has been unable to make administrative changes for the past 18 months due to a plan to combine the colleges of engineering and mining which was recently abandoned by the Board of Higher Education in response to measures passed by the State Legislature. Brown said the college will suggest changes of its own by He contr-overai- April. Faculty members from the departments in which the cutbacks are proposed defended their programs. Professor Abraham Sosin, director. DiviScience and at the U. of U.. sion of Materials Engineering said the undergraduate program in his division is closely related to a successful graduate program. He division noted the attracts more outside money than state Deleting unappropriations. dergraduate courses would not save much money. Sosin said. research Dr, Utah have Terman agreed that faculties engineering in been successful, research outside attractiug money. He said there is more research money per faculty . Berkeley. But the small dein the Utah schools partments are not producing enough graduates, he charged. Professor K. L. DeVrio , chairman of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at tho U. of U, said very little would be saved by eliminating dogrees in industrial or nuclear engineering, as both of them aro administered by the Department of Mechanical Engineering. Most students in industrial engineering are practicing engineers seeking further training at night. Devries said. Nuclear engineering is particularly important now because of the nation's need for energy, he added. June natural es wood Hospital NIELSON. Mr. ond Mr. Doid, 1028 E. 9400 South bov. d RICHARDS, Mr. and Mr 0-7482 S 17th West. West Jordon, girl. TAYLOR, Mr. ond Mr. Lv'e 4382 S. 5th East, Murro girl. Cross Hospital NEFF, Mr. and Mr. WiHiam W 2870 eonbury Rd girl. Mr. a"d Mrs. Theodore. HALL, 4314 S 2nd West. Murrov, girl Mr. ond Mr. Jerk L . ASHTON, 358 St., girl. Mr Mrs. ond CHRISTISON, Keith, 1593 S. 1300 West, bov. Robert Mr. and Mr. GROVES, G . Coooerton, Utah, bov. and Mr. Mr. HATMAWAY, Henry G., U37 Silver Crest Dr., bov Mr. ond Mrs LOERTSCHER, W South. 474$ 4674 Danny P Keorns. bov. Ptchord. Mr. Mr. ond W05LEY, Provo. Utah, boy. Holy The meeting, which lasted four hours, was held in the U. of U. Union Building. Deseret News Washington Bureau - WASHINGTON today Rep. Wavne Owens. listed his financial net worth as $55,399. noting that he had pledged during his ejection campaign last year to list his assets. , Owens, spelled out his holdings in great detail and even added an inflation factor to boost the value of his real estate. - A The Second District congressmans home in Fairfax. Va.. may have appreciated faster than the five percent per year he estimates, but few politicians list their assets at all! and virtually all who do assign the original cost to their real estate. On an inflated basis, he said, the Fairfax house is worth $66,600. ; Owenss Utah home, at 485 H Street. Salt Lake City, interest in he estimated to be worth $29,025. His 1 his familys home in Panguitch he estimated to be valued ' I one-eig- at $1.100. Other assets he listed included: four shares of stock in Canadian Homestead Oil Co.. $24: 5.000 shares Cameo Min- erals. $400: 1973 Ford Capri. $2,700: 1969 Olds Mobile Vista Cruiser. $1,700; home furnishings and personal belongings. $4,000: library. $1,000: life insurance, cash value. $2,900.05: unpaid insurance dividends. $97 80: civil service retirement. cash value. $1,586.58: notes receivable (Owens' newsletter and office committee). $5,000: cash in bank accounts. $1,242.70. Total. $117,376,13. His listed liabilities included: mortgage on Salt Lake 4 City home held by Prudential Federal Savings. $16,516.75: mortgage on Fairfax. Va.. home held by Riggs National Bank of Washington. D C.. $36,063.74: unpaid Virginia property tax. $402: note payable to Tracy Collins Bank. $5,000: note payable to N.Y. Life Insurance Co., $1,450; note payable." Rigg's Auto Loan. $2,544.10: for a total of $61,976.59. His resulting net worth is $55,399.54. Owens said all his property is held jointly with his I wife. Marlene Wessel Owens. He added that most of the increase in assets since 1972 was due to appreciation in value of his homes. ? He noted that his adjusted gross income for 1972 was 4 499. and that his current income is $2,500 in congres$9. and a $1,200 from rental of a basement apartsional salary t, 8 ment at his Salt Lake City residence. S. 100 University Hospital GlBNEY, Dr. and 1250310 Eost, boy. John. Mrs. j:. I f He also certified that 10 active incorporated in Utah with a population of more than 5,000 persons will be certified later when more cities information is received from the State Tax Commission. The cities are Cedar City. Layton. Midvale. North Ogden. Ogden. Pleasant Grove. St. Lake and George. South Ogden, South Salt American Fork. Morried Chino. Ping .27, 1921, ton. Gin..f: York Feb. ; DC. He died LDS Member 1970. 27, Aug. Church. Former resident of Park City ond Salt Loke City. Survivors: sons, daughters. Thon Solt Gin, Loke City; Wavne Gm, Richmond, Calif.; Yuen T. Gin, Son Froncisco; Gene Gin, Emeryville, Calif.; Funeral services at ' Saturday Burglaries reported by: Ermal-enBurglorie A. Donlev. 3l90-3rEost. television. $450. l.auro McConkie. 1956 Svcomore, olass piggy bonk. $30. W. 1633 35th Billiards. Burt South, two oackoges of agoretes Tom two ond beers. Daiiev. 1025 Barbara Ptaee, door damaged. $50. Community Action. 327 E 8th South, water cooler, $30. N. D. W. 8th 976 iPete Hcvword. South, wallet, rodto, watch, battery ElizO-bet587 Charger,. Suson Richev, St , ourse. containing $25 Ond ring. $500. Terry Brown. $30 Rich Riddle. East, picture. 2556ta East. $1 bill. Hermon Jensen. 218 E St., oir conditioner $250 a.m., Granite 1st 9 5 7 5 - George A Chose, 9447-320- 51, whoS killed. 27 in June motorcvcielaj at accident May Wright May Oviatt Wright, 94, 2110 E. 3070 Sm.th, died June 28, a in 1973, local nursing home of natu- ral causes. Dec. Salt Lake City, to and Lewis 15, 1878, Sarah Eliza- - e a Wayne Brown. 29. 2340 N. Fairfield Rd. . Layton, driver of the station wagon, was in A. condition with multiple injuries to the head and arms after being thrown through the windshield. fair Brown's children. Andrew. 4. and Chloe Ann. 5. were treated for facial injuries and released. Highway patrolman road leading to the North Davis Refuse Disposal Area off Base Road 193. Graviet said the southbound dump truck apparently crossed the center of the road as it rounded a curve. No us service on July 4 holiday Christensen H. POCATELLO - Mabel H. Christensen, 76, Pocatello, died June 26 in a Pocatello hospital of cancer. Born March 4, 1897, Peid-mon- t. and Mo., to Luther Moggie Ann Wigger Hack-wortRov ChrisF. Married tensen April 3, 1966, Twin Falls. He died July 12, 1970. Came to Pocatello in 1912. Retired Mountain employe States Telephone Co. Active Christian member Central Church. Past president and BPW Club. First treasurer, president Pocatello Chapter American Assn, of Retired Persons; member Ivy Rebek-oLodge 23, American Legion Auxiliary. Survivors: brother, sisters, Luther C. Hackworth, Mrs. Margaret Somsen, both Pocatello; Mrs. Glenn E. (Tessie) Thomas, Mesa, Ariz.; step-sonRov F. Christensen, Bonita, Calif.; James J. Christensen, Bellevue, Wash. Funeral Friday 2 p.m.. Central Christian Church. CemeBurial Mountoinview tery. Jack Graviet said the accident occurred at 12:54 p.m. on the Jessie T. Smith - FALLS Funerol services were held today for Jessie Twav Smith, 88, Idaho Falls, who died June 26, 1973, in a local hospital folIDAHO lowing a long illness. Born Julv 10. 1884, London, Ohio, to Terry ond Clara Corlich Twav. Morried J B. Smith, June 7, 1911, Hovden, Colo. He died Feb. 76. 1970. Member Methodist Trinity Church. Daughters ot the HenAmerican Revolution, rietta Chapter. 21. Order of Eostern Star; the Womens Christian Temperance Union; There will be no bus service id Salt Lake City on the July 4th holiday Wednesday, the Utah Transit Authority nounced todav. Mabel an- Miller said copies of these cities' annexation action for 1972 were either on file with the State Tax Commission ,or the Bureau of the Census, but not both, which is required. Bennie L. Schmiett. executive director. Utah League of Cities and Towns, has been contacted and will attempt to straighten out the discrepancies. The cities with more than 5.000 persons and the number of annexations for 1972 in Miller's report are: Bountiful, two; Brigham City, one; Clearfield. no change: Kaysville. two: Logan, one: Murray, three: Orem, one: Price, no change; Provo, nine; Roy, one; Salt Lake City, one; Spanish Fork, one; Springville. no change; Sunset, no change; Tooele, no change, and Washington Terrace, no change. for Miller sent a separate certification Sandy since there were 23 annexations during the year for that community. Star tight Club; Ruth Kensington Club. Survivors: son, Harlow E., Oakland, Calif.; two grandchildren. Burial, Rose Hill Cemetery. Alice H. Nisonger Alice H. Nisonger, 88. Salt Lake City, died June 26 of natural causes in a Tooele rest home. Born Nov. 20, 1884, Sponish to George G. and Fork, Maria Henrietta Gov Hales. H. David Married Nisonger Oct. 23, 1905, Spanish Fork. He died August, 1947. Mem-be- r LDS Church. Survivors: sons, daughters. Bliss E., Salt Lake City; John David C., Colifornie: H , Orlando, Fla.; Blanche Anaheim, Calif.; Merrick, Jean Barryhill, Azusa, Colif.; 18 grandchildren; 5 Funerol Saturday 2350 E. friends 13th call service. Salt Lake 1904, He died in 1962. School ond Primary teacher; counselor in Ensign Ward Relief Society presidency; president, Salt Lake District Federation of Women's Clubs; member Wasatch Literary Club and Ladies Liter-ar- y Club. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Thomos (Alice May) Neft, Salt Lake City; five grandsons; seven great - grandsons and ont great - grand22, Temple, Sunday OBITUARIES t p.m., South, where hour prior to sister, brother, daughter; James, Los Angeles, Calif. ; R.E. (Vera) Barber, Mrs. Salt Lake City. Funeral Mondov, noon. Ensign Fourth Ward chapel. 465 K St. Friends call Sundov p.m.. 4760 S. State, ond Monday one hour before services ot the chapel. Burial, Sunset Lawn Memorial Park. Velda H. grandchildren; - Survivors: parents; brother, sister, Mark. Teri Kym, both Midvale; 'graodporeots, C. Mr. ond Mrs. Rowan Stutz, Portland, Ore.; Mr. Mrs. Harry Summersell, Midvale; Mrs. Emmo Olsen, Conado; Mrs. Lillian Bostock, England. orfd Graveside day, I p.m., Cemetery. services Midvale Satur- City - brother, Freeman, Emmett, Idaho; Mrs. Luella Trvon, Price; Mrs. Vern (Emma Jane) Hansen, Boulder, Gar- field County; Mrs. Clifford (Lilly Mae) Holden, Povson. Funerol Monday 2 p.m.. Cedar 3rd LDS Ward Chapel. Friends call Metcolt Southern Utah Mortuary Sunday p.m.. Monday prior to service. Burial Cedar City Cem- etery. (Ooo. Calif.; Mrs. Charles Hatt, Bluffdole; Mrs. Lymon (Elthura) Mackay, Taylorsville; Mrs. Merrill (Luella) Smith, Kearns; 34 grandchil- Ray Winchester, died June 27 of notural causes in an Ogden hospital. Born May 28, 1890, Murray. to Beniomin and Mary Elizcoeth Porker Winchester. Leffler Morried Christeno June 1, 1925, Ogden. She died Jan. 8, 1972. Sheet metal worker, former Hill Air Force Bose, Tin Smith Shoo, Richards Sheet Metal Works. Member Methodist Church. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Clark (Dorothy) Maughan, Mrs. Carol both Sonford, Ogden; grandchild: brothers, C lleo. Edgar, William oil Ogden. Funeral Saturday 1 p.m., Lindquist, and Sons Colonial where friends coll Chapel, Saturday 11:30 a.m. until service. Burial Washington Heights Memorial Pork. employe 5850-9t- h Gabettal SPRINGS, tella L. Gabettas, Springs, died June ural causes at home. Born Nov. C. Free 87, 29, IDAHO -S64, Soda 26 ot nat1909, Den- mark, to Axel and Elizabeth Lichtenstein. Married Jomes Dec. Gobettos 14, 1927, Brighom City, Utoh. HO died Dec. 26, 1970. Member Greek Orthodox Church. Survivors: son, Jomes Jr., Boise; 4 grandchildren; sister. Esther Hodges, Brigham City. Funerol Fridov 1 p.m., Sodo Springs Presbyterian Church, where friends coll 2 to hours prior service. Burial Foirview Cemetery. Family to contributions suggest Shriner's Hospital, Salt Loke City. C 1 v June in - '1 died? . a local w tirst b'd instruction to bidders, soect'co-tionond forms for COntroet Ond bond, together with plans od pro tries, when orepored. mov be ob tamed at the otace ot the C'tv Engineer. Room 401. C'ty A County Bu'ldmg On the outs'de ot enveiooe. n.e b'dder shoH indicate the nature of Oct. 12, 1893, Purl- - $ u a n d i r o 1971. 30, Michuacan,to Mexico, Member Juan Alvin a 1 p.m., Ward Chapel. Friends call Hall Mortup.m., Saturary Friday day hour prior to service. Burial Clarkston Cemetery. Abraham Gneiting AbraCOLTMAN, Idaho ham Gneiting, 79, Coltman, died June 27, 1973, in an Idaho Falls nursing home. Born Nov. 1894, Coltman. to Abe Gneiting and Anna Oswald Married Gneiting. Ada May Hicks, Feb. 25, 19(4, Grant; later solemnized Salt Lake Temple. She died Jan. 9, 1967. Member Idaho Farm Bureau; farmer. Survivors: son, daughters, Ronald, Blackfoot; Mrs. William (Shirley) Seetried, Mackay, Idaho; Mrs. George (Madge) Jacobs, Coltman; 18 grandchildren; 27 great grandchildren; brothers, sisters, Theo, Lou, Mrs. Carrie all Miller, Menan; John, Aberdeen; Dean, Coltman; Mrs. Groce Les, Tucker, Mrs. Nettie Collins, oil Idaho Foils; Mrs. Nancy Phippen, Preston; Mrs. Corine Eastman, Polo Alto, Calif.; Mrs. Erna Schwab, Alton, Wyo. Funerol Saturday, 2 p.m., Coltman Ward chapel. Buriql, Grant Central Cemetery, C. Dean EVANSTON, WYO. 80, of -Evans- Les- natural Sept. 30, 1892.' North Utah, to George S. and Alice Doniels Dean. Married Roello Cashin Aug, 1, 1918, divorced. Ogden; Married Merle Wiseman Dec. 28. 1936, Member Ogden. LDS Church. in Partner George Cue and Co., retired in 1961. Charter member, Lions Club. Evanston Survivors: widow; douah-ter- , Mrs. Lance (Rhonda) Ogden; grandchild; brother, sisters, John, Oakland. Mrs. Melba Calif.; Jonnson, Mrs. Violet Davis, both Ogden. . Funeral Saturday noon, Gilbert Bills Funeral Home, Ev-- anston, where triends call p.m., Saturday Fridoy to service. Burial North prior Ogden Cemetery. Voss, Burnell P. Whittington GARDEN CITY, Rich CounFuneral service will be Saturday ot 1 p.m., Goraen City LDS Word Chapel, tor Buriell Pope Whittington, 63, Garden City, who was killed June 26 in on outomobile Occident ot La Koto north Beach, Bear Lake. Born Seat. 17, 1909, Garden City, to Charles L. ond Edith Pooe Whittington. Married Pauline Cox April 14, 1950. She died July 3, 1961. Member LDS Church, Rancher. Survivors: stepson, - Paul Cox, Idaho Falls; brothers, sister, DeVerl, Garden City; Montetl, Logan; Frank, Calif ; Needles, Mrs. Dale (Leda) Sells, Layton, Dovis County, Friends call ot Matthews Mortuary, Montpelier, Idaho, Fridov 7:30 9 p.m., ot the ward Saturday two hours prior to service. Burlol Garden City Cemetery. i (A 76) NOTICE both Leon, Room until served Northwestern States mission; counselor in Evans Branch bishopric; high priest. Survivors: widow; sons, daughter, Bovd K., Townsend, Mont.; Evan A., OlymAlon R., Salt pia, Wash.; Lake City; Mrs. John (Lois) Jensen, Bisbie, Ariz.; six grandchildren; tour great grondchildren. Funeral Monday, p.m., Tremonton Third Ward chapel. Friends call Rogers Mortuary, Sunday p.m., ond Monday p.m. Burial, Bear River City Cemetery. The family suggests contributions to the Northern Box Elder Community Hospital. Jerry C. Kop OGDEN Jerry Clifford Kap, 72, Ogden, died June 28 of natural causes in an Ogden hospital. Born Feb. 1, 1901, Wilson Lone; Weber County, to John ond Carrie Bouwhuis Kao. Morried Marie Denkers Nov. 1, 1928; solemnized Salt Loke LDS Temple June 5, 1929. Retired warehouse manager, California Pocking Corp., 44 years. Active member LDS Church. Survivors; widow; daughter, Mrs. Charles E. (Beth) Bruen, North 4 Ogden; grandchildren; randchild; greatgbrothers, sisters, John, Christian, Heino. all Ogden; Jacob, Wilson, Weber County; William, Konesville, Weber County; Mrs. Archie (Katherine) Mrs. Madsen, Lester (Jane) Byington, both Oqden. Funeral Saturday tl a.m., Lindauist and Sons Colonial Chapel, where friends call Friday p.m., Saturday to prior service. Burial Ogden City Cemetery. funerals CHASE FJnercrl services tor George A Chose will be conducted Sotardoy 11:30 m the O.m. Granite 1st LDS Word Chooel, (9575 South 3100 East), Friend may ell ot Evon A Early Mortuary. 574 Eost 1st South Fridov trom o m. ond Saturday ot the church at service time. Interment in the Memorial Gordens ot the Volley. Funeral directors Evens A Early. OVESON Graveside services tor Michael Oveson will be held Sourda.v ot 10 o.m. in the Bounti-fu- l Memoriol Pork. 1900 South 200 West. Bountiful Union Mortaory, 295 North Mom. Fridoy 7 to 9 Dm. ond Sotardoy until 9 30 0 m. Funerol directors. Russon Brother Bountitul Union Mortuary. NISONGER - Fgnerol service tor Alice H. Nisonger will be held Sotardoy ot 1 Dm. 2350 Eost 13th So SLC. Friends mov call ot Tote Mortuory. no South Mom, Tooele. FTidov 7 to 9 Dm. ond on Sotardoy one hour poor to services ot 2350 Eost 13th :,0. . Sunset Lawn. Tqte Mortuory, funerol director. Groveisde funeral tar Ada C. Free will be held 11 om in Mt. Olivet Sotardoy Friends Cemetery. mov coll ot Evans A Eoriv. 574 East first South. Frtdov 7 8 0 m. Funerol flj. rectors. Evon ond Early. COLLETT Funeral services tor Ctarence Jomes Coiiett w be 11 a m. at Memorial Sotardoy. Estates Mortuory. 5850 South 9th East, where triends moy coll One hour betore services, interment, Memonoi Gardens ot the Voiiev. Funeral directors. Memoriol Estates Mortuory. - ERICKSON Funerol services tor Jennie Marie Johnson Erickson will be held Saturday. 10 0 m. m the Goff Mortuory Chooel. 8090 South State where friends moy coll one hour prior to service, interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Gdff Mortuary, funerol director. County Buiidmg. fr B'ds wit be publicly opened n Room 301. City A County Bu'ldmg ot or about 10 30 A.M on Thursday. Ju'v 5. 1973 bv the Boord of City Commissioners. In lieu Of submitting proposals to the City Recorder, bidders mov cesent seoied prooosais to the Board of Commissioners ot ooen meeting on soid dote ot bid ooen-mprior to the opening of the first b'd. instruction to bidders, specifications and forms for contract and bond, together with olons ond profiles. when oreoored. be obtained ot the office of the C'tv 401. A Coun-Room City Engineer, - er; A office Amos A. Iverson TREMONTON Amos Andrew Iverson, 89, Tremon-ton- , died June 28, 1973, in a of local notural hospital couses. Born April 7, 1885, Bear River City, to Niels ond Marie Nilson Iverson. Morried Eva Mae Kinder, July 17, 1907, Seattle, Wash.; later solemnized Logon Temple. She died June 23, 1925. Married Thelma Hansen, Oct. 8, 1937, Logan Temple. Farm- 200. City 5 00 o'clock PM.. Tuesdov. the work of conJuly 3. 1973 structing four tennis courts, fenc mg, sidewalks, lighting and planting strips ot Liberty Pork, Protect . No. occordmg to the o'ons m the City on tile Engineer s Mexico; Mora, Mrs. Esoeranza Abasela, Mexico. be mass will Reauiem ecited Monday, 11 a.m. St. tenry's Catholic Church. Ro-ar- y will be Sundov 7 p.m.. . TO CONTRACTORS Seeled orooosois will be received ot the office ot the Ctv Recorder. grandchildren; 12 great grandchildren; brother, sisters, Baldomero, Mrs. Lupe 1 ter Clyde Dean, ton. died June 28 causes at home. the bd The right i reserved to refect ony or o'1 b'ds. B'd bonds will be occeoted in lieu of censed check BY ORDER OP THE BOARD OP SALT OP COMMISSIONERS 21 ST LAKE CITY. UTAH. THIS DAY OP JUNE 1973 HERMAN J HOGENSEN City Recorder First Rubrication June 76. 1973 Lost Pub'icohon June 30. 1973 25 LOGAN Gale Neohi 38, died Skinner, Logan, June 27 in Logan. Born Aug. 10, 1936, Grove-land- , Idaho, to Ralph ond Opal Bee Skinner. Married Belva Buttars Aug. 29, 1951, Preston, Idaho; solemnized OS Temple. GraduLogan ate Utah State University. Attended University of Texas. West Coast Language School, Calif., University Monterey, of Puget Sound. Korean War Veteran; moior, served with Green Berets for 10 years. Member LDS Church. Survivors: widow; sons, daughters, Richard Gale, Michael, Louis. Patty, Mrs. Bob L. all (Kathy) Blanchard, mother, Logan; Brigham City; brothers, sisters, Ralph, Boise; Donald, California; Gary, Brigham City; Dennis, Cache Smithfield, County; Dale, Fort Huochuco, Ariz.; Randy, Ogden; Mrs. Michoel (Cleo) Griffin, Newton, Cache County; Mrs. Tony (Doelene) Roskelley, Rov; Mrs. Betty Box Mills, Corrine, Elder County. LDS Mora November He died Jan. 1912, Mexico. St. Henry's 13, 1967. Member Catholic Church. Survivors: sons, daughters, Mike, Adolfo, both Ogden; Mrs. Albert, Rov; Ruben, Chris (Maria) Rio, Mrs. Rose Florez, (Inez) City; Mendez, all Brigham Costa Mesa, Raymond, Paul (Angela) Calit.; Mrs. Guzman, Los Angeles, Calif.; Gale N. Skinner Saturday C. and Saldon-- i Morried Hilario Mendez, 8 Utter dc, Pilar 27, 1973.; hospital. Born . 1st Bu'idg Pilar M. Mendez BRIGHAM CITY Mora Mer 79, Brigham L" h Funeral NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Seo'ed orooosots win be received ot the ott'ce of me C'tv Recorder Room 200. City A County Bytidmg. until S 00 0 clock PM. Tuesday. July 3. 1973. for the work Of constructing tenms house tor Liberty Pork tenms courts. Proiect No . tO the O'OhS OCCOrd'n Oh ft'e m the C'tv Engmeer s ott'ce B'ds wii be pubitcty ooened m Roonj 30. C'y A County on Thijfj. Of or obOjt IQ 30 AM Ju'v 5. 1973, bv the Boord of C'tv Commissioners to lieu of submitting oroOOSO'S to the 'City Recorder, b'dders mov to the present seo'ed orooosoi open Board ot Commissioners meetmg on said dote ot b'd ooen mg orior to the ooening ot the Estates Cemetery. Presbyterian Church, Miza-paChapter 5, Order of Eastt- n Star. Survivors; son, daughters, Charles Jr., Salt Lake City; Mrs. W.W. (Edna) Phillips, Fountain Green, Sanpete Mrs. Gertrude County; 6 Solinas, Calif.; James, 16 greatgrandchildren; grandchildren. Graveside service Saturday 11 a.m., Mt. Olivet Cemetery; Friends call 574 E. 1st South. p.m. Friday Logan kgcil Notices call 2128 S. State St. Sunday p.m., at the ward Monday hour prior to service. Memorial Reawood Burial 1901 York, April died ty L. 15 greatorandchildren; 8 stepgrondc-hildren- ; grandchild; mother, Minersville; brothers, sister, Arshel R., Beaver; F. Keith, Minersville; Mrs. Jack (Joy) Kirk, Granada Hills, Calit. noon. Funeral Monday Rase Park 11th LDS Word, 1155 N. 1200 West, Friends broth- Free, Fun.-ro- l GOODERHAM services for Clvde Wilhom Gooderhom will be held Saturday, 10 o.m. in thy Lorkm Mortuory Chooel. 260 Eost South Temo'e. Friends mov call at he mortuory Friday 68 O m. and Inter Saturday, prior to services ment Lawn Wosotch Memoriol Park. Funeral directors. Lorkm Mortuory. (Corinn) 55 Catherine 850 Roberto St., died June 27 ot natural ADAMSON Funerol services tar LHion Oorlene Erconbrock Adamwilt son be held Sotardov ot 12 in the Hol'odov ?3rd Word Noon 2675 4500 Eost South Chooel, where friends fpov call I1? hours Contribusuggests Family prior. Children s tions to the Frimory Hospital. Funeral Directors, Mack-oCottonwood Mortuary. lian) Miklosovic, Los Harold Angeles;Lutz,Mrs. Tehran, Iran; er, George, Salt Lake City. Funeral Saturday 11 a.m., East, where triends call hour prior to service. Burial Memorial Gardens of t'.e Volley. Born Ogden, Ray Winchester OGOEN 83. Ogden, SODA MIDVALE Bret Keates Stutz, infant son of Ronald Mark and Carole Lesley Summersell Stutz, 158 Toff St., died June 28, 1973. in o Murray hospital of prematurity. Limb CEDAR CITY Velda Heaps Limb, 63, Cedar City, died June 28 of natural causes in a Provo hospital. Born Dec. 28, 1909, Torrey, Wavne County, to William Henry ond Emma Josephine Noyes Heaps. Married Mel-bruVon Limb Sept. 14, 1933. St. George LDS Temple; divorced. Survivors: daughters. Mrs. Everol Nielsen, St. George; Skallan,-Denver; Mrs. Hons (Zola) Mrs. William (Zina) 17 S.D.; Winner, Moybee. Stella Bret Stutz sonc, widow; Survivors; daughters, Leon, Pleasanton, Calif.; Edward, Midvale; Milo J Indianapolis. Ind.; Elk, Earl, A. Jay, bath Wash.; Mrs. Albert (GenevDavies. ieve) Cucamonga. 21. I the mouth of I Little Cottonwood Canyon. Born Sept. 18, 1921, CaldA. well, Idaho, to George and Lucina Whitmore Chase. Revoe Married Hullinger Sept. 18, 1955, Etko, Nev. Oil. and qas broker. Member LDS Church. Veteran WW II. Survivors: widow; sons, daughters, Teryi, Kemmerer, Wyo.; Ronald, Steven, Mrs. William (Kathryn) Gustafson,, Mrs. Reid (Pat) McCormick, Susan, Cindy, all JSalt Lake City. Friends call 574 E. 1st p.m. Burial Sojth Friday Memorial Gardens ot the Valley. Born - A headon colliLAYTON sion Thursday involviug a dump truck and a station wagon left one driver in serious ondition and the other in fair condition in an Ogden hospital today. Lowell Gotchv, 16, son of Mr. and Mra. Stan L. Gotchv. 2482 N. 300 W.. Sunset, driver of tme dump truck was listed as "serious at McKav-DeHospital with multiple lacerations and abrasions and fraetu-roo the verterbrae. Oil Co. 6, . 0 Eost, was Poulson May Salt solemnized LDS Loke Temple. She died July lo, 1966. Married Mory Gonzales March 6, 1969, Solt Lake City. Retired employe Angelica Uniform Co. Active member LDS Church. son, widow; Survivors: doughter, Earle A., Mrs. HemVernon (Nolo Marie) ingway. both Salt Lake City; Jesus .Ars. stepdaughters, (Anna Marie) Ferandes. Madrid, Spain; Mrs. Steve (Lil- 1928; 18, Coalville. LDS Member Church. American Employe Ado 21 ingshead Married Marie Born March 1886, York, Pa., to Curtis and Annie K. S t r o m o n MarHyde. ried Charles E. Free July East, for! 4 Holl- berts causes at home. Word, J I s I k Ro- Adlaid Feb. 7, 1907, Vernal; solemnized Salt Lake LDS TemShe died. Married ple. Amanda Spencer June, 1959, Ada will - and Lois Married Margaret Watkins dren: Min- 1904, 15, ersville, Beo- ver County, to Andrew J. Collett. George A. Chase LDS in and Mer- Elthura rill Wasbington, June 4 Miller said certification came only after it was determined the 1972 annexations by these cities are on file with the federal government and the State Tax Commission, Can- J iCities list boundary changes jfor revenue sharing purposes The action is necessary for federal revenue i sharing purposes since the amount of money j! the cities receive is based on population and the cities want every person within their boundaries counted. 1895. :. , f Bluftdaie. Born May 5. 1886. Mesa. Ariz., to Reu-- b e n w"-11:- Hospital PECKHAM. Mr ond Mr. Gail. 4120 5 4080 West, Gronger, orl EuWINDBERG. Mr ond Mr gene. 1087 3rd Eost, girl. Mr. ond Mr, Rovmond BONK, L.. 93 Chofeow Ave girl. Mr. ond Mr. Btodlev NYGN, N 1723 F 1700 South, gir Mr. ond Mr FREDRICKSON. Kent S 1723 Hollywood Ave girl ond McOONOUGH, Mr Mr.. Mork J 2015 2600 Eost. bov . CRUMP, Mr. ond Mr. Gory R , 2691 Milow Wov, boy. PHILLIPS. Mr. and Mrs. Rich-orA Jr KovsviHe. bov CARTER, Mr. and Mr. Robert Eorl. 12429 S. Bernice Or,. Riverton, bov. GOFF, Mr. ond Mr. Rov W., 21B7 H)th Eost. boy. LEONARD, Mr ond Mr. Doug-lo- s R 1341 Soattord Ave bov. Mr. ond Mrs. Gilbert, GARCIA, 455 Center St., bov. collision n Certification of 1972 boundary changes in Utah cities with a population of more than 5.000 persons has been sent to the U.S. Bureau of the Census by Secy, of State Clyde L, I Miller. 20. 1029 I daughter Aug. Cemetery. Mr. ond A,.. Pandv Eost, Bountiful, boy. BAILIFF, C , 601 1822 Hoff, Ernie Westminster, tires ond wheels taken off cor oorked at 1473 E 21st South Shouna Strom, East, purse. Robert R, Honsen. 427 1st Ave.. tour gallons of gosoime.ond cor starter. in Layton San Born bov. $40 Six, hu4rt in South Oovis Commufv Hospital MATHEWS. Mr. ond Mr. Thom-as- . 650 N. 300 West, bov. WHITE. Mr. ond Ms Mrs 990 N. 500 West. Bountiful, Mark'! Hospital BAKER, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, 388 Anteiooe Ave , Tooele, bov StevSMITH, Mr. ond Ms Mr en, 1597 Redwood Pi , bov. St. Car Prowls reported bv: Kent Anderson. 1615 Winword Dr., tools. Wayne Owens lists assets ot caus- Mrs. Quenlin (Oav) Chinn, El Cerrito, Calif.: Mrs. Nor, man Los Lee, (Gam) Angeles; Mrs. Donald (Joan) Lee, Socromrito, Calif.; Mrs. Richard Theodore Jiu. Eost Mrs. Frank View, Calif.; Dalv (Boe) City. Wong, Mrs. June Cutshall, Calif.; Salt Loke City; Mrs. Donald Martinez, Wong, (Kimm) Mrs. James Calif.; (Ann) Chung. Larkspur, Calif. Funeral Monday 2 p.m., 260 E. South Temple, where friends coll Sunday p.m., Monday hour prior to service. Burial, Sod Lake City take. Dr. Alfred Emery, outgoing president of the U. of U.. said. "We are told we must cut costs. But every rational move to cut costs is opposed and usually successfully opposed by the groups who have an interest in the- - program to be cut. 23 Pablo. LDS Dr. Richard M. Swenson. Dr. Carl Spear and Dr. Irving Dunn represented USU. They acquiesced reluctantly in the recommendation that manu-- . facturing engineering be terminated as a department. They asked, however, that a viable engimanufacturing neering program be maintain within the mechanical engineering department by offering a specialization with at leaat 45 hours of courses which a graduate would St., died June 27 of natural caus-es at the of a home Fuerof services SANDBERG tor Neil Sotabrgo w'Mtae be he'd Deseret noon 1? Sotardov th South, Mortuory. . 3A Eost coll 6 mov Fndov where friends ortor to to 8 0 m. ond Sotardov Lown Wosotch services. Interment, Memorial Park. Funeral dtrectars. Deseret Mortuary. Punerol moss tar BARBER Barber wui be Comtito (Charles) held Sotardov. 10 o m ot Socreo 174 Eost 9th South Heort Church. Rosary Will be recited Friday o O DonneM Mortu7 30 Dm. Ot the ary. 372 Eost 1st South where friends mov call Fridoy trom 7 to Mount Cctivory 6.30 0 m. Burial. Cemetery. Funeral directors. O'Donnell Mortuory. A. Hollingshead, Capisdied trano. June 28 cf in a Salt Lake hospital of a heart ailment. r Mov ft ' Born Nolan Clarence Jomes CoHett, 87, 187 r, San 11. died Pablo, C eft on member at USU and the U. of U. than at Stanford or the University of California at -- CALIF. SAN PABLO, Tom See Gin, Funerals Nolan A. Holingsheod Clarence J. Collett Tom See Gin ty Buiidmg. On the outside ot enveiooe. the bidder shall indicote the nature of the b'd. - The right is reserved ta reiect any or oil bids. Bid bonds will be occeoted in lieu of certified check. BOARD BY ORDER OP THE OP SALT OF COMMISSIONERS LAKE UTAH. THIS 21 ST CITY, DAY OP JUNE 1973. HERMAN J. HOGENSEN C'ty Recorder. First Publication June 26. Pubricotton June 30. Lost R73 1973 (A 75) LEGAL NOTICE FOR SALE Provo Utah Technical College otters the following outamotive vehcies for sole ta the highest b'dder. Bidders will note the mim-mubid. Pieose teei occeptobta tree to bid on one or more vehicles. AH bidders wilt be reauired to metade o deoosit. check of money order in the omount of lO'o of them b'd with their orooosoi. on such deoosifs shell be returned to unsuccessful b'dder and shoH be of to oooried the ourchose vehicle) bv successful bidders. Bidders mov inspect the vehicles o the College July 2. 3. 5 ond 6th, 9 00 0 m. to 12:00 Noon, 1:00 om to 3:30 pm, or bv appointment, contact Archte Alexander or Reed R. Allen, Phone Seoied b'ds will be accepted until H 00 o.m, July 9. 1973. Lot bids ore and will be considered. I. 1963 Internotionol Crew Cob Pickuo. minimum b'd S 50.00 2. 1966 Plymouth Sedan. Fury 1. minimum b'd S250 00. 3. 1968 Plymouth Sedan. Fury 1, minimum bid $325 00. 4. 1968 Chevrolet Sedan, Biscovne, minimum b'd 5450 00 5. 1970 Chevrolet, Sedon. Biscovne. minimum b'd S9Q0 00 Bid forms v vocable from the Treasurer's Ott'ce. 1395. North 150 East, Provo, ut. 84601. The College reserves the right to reiect ony or ol b'ds ond 0 wO've ony irregutarities m the interest of the College. REED R ALLEN Purchosmg Agent ot an Ordinance AN AMENDING ORDINANCE Schedule u-referred ta n Sec 44 of the Tkgtfic Cede of tion Solt Lokt City, reionng to oroh'b ited Dorking Be it ordoined bv the Board of of Solt Lake Commissioner SECTION 1. Thot Schedule Ud, referred ta in Section 144- of the Troffic Code of Solt Loke C'tv. relating to streets where oorkir.g is prohibited ot oil times, be. ond the same hereby is. amended bv to adding $0d schedule the following; Reeves both Terrace, side, from Linden Avenue to O pO:nt 110 feet north therefrom.' SECTION 2. In the oomion o it is the Boord of Commissioners necessory to the Peace, health and So' of welfare of the inhabitants Loke City that this ordinance become effective immediotaly. SECTION 3. This ordmonce shod take effect upon it first publico tion. Possed bv the Boord of Commisot Solt Loke C'tv. Utah, sioner this 26th dav of June. 1973. E.J. GARN Mayor HERMAN J HOGENSEN City Recorder (SEAL) BILL NO. 62 Published - June Of 1973 29, 1973 (B 7) NOTICE Notice is hereby given that on June 1. 1973. one 1957 Chevrolet Station Wogon, Model. Carry All, Motor No. 3838848GM2. Serial No wos seized ot Salt 3A57F109507, Loke City, Utah for violation of 21 U.S.C. 881. Any person desiring to olace the motter in the U S. District Court in order to contest the probobie cause tar seizure must file with the Regionol Director, Bureau of Noreotics and Dangerous Drugs. P O. Box 1860. Denver, Coiorodo, 80201. o cioim ond cost bond of $250. with approved sureties on or before July 5. W73. will be the property Otherwise, forfeited pursuant administratively to 19 U S.C. 1608 and will be disposed of according to low. Inter ested parties mov file petitions tor remission or mitigation of forfeiture with the Regional Oirector pursuont to 19 U S C. 1618 ond 71 C F R. 316.79-3181 without Mmg ctaim ond cot bond. WAYLANO L. SPEER. Regnoi Director t |
