Show e w- A010kWNdUMMOWIIMWIIMINNo 4401 ' MCK 12 B Wedneeday March 19 Trnz ''' 'c-- i Water Peril Minimal In Canyons Dr Ray E Marsell consul tant to the State Water Resources Division Tuesday said hi a letter to Daniel F Lawrence division director that there appeared to be no imminent danger of flooding from low snow areas in EmiMountain Dell and gration Parleys canyons lie based his cpinion on a survey made last week and said that compalson of MOW conditions now with those of 1952 — which caused a major flood in the Salt Lake Valley — are the same "except one and that is that not enough low snow is preseiit to pro- duce flood threat at the ent time" Commiasion could impose groups tax on not on sttudents by regularather Iltian by law — if governor 1vere to veto the bill the governor Likewise asked Mr Poraney to determine if the instItutions could charge tAix students during Or regular course of serving meals to students during clams hours Odle at the same time requiring no tax of students over the state Larry Zimmerman hydrologist for the US Weather Bureau in charge of river forecasts said the heavy snow pack continues to hold a threat of flooding depending on the weather Low Precipitation He and Mr Whaley agreed that the low precipitation so far in March generally cold weather and other factors have helped the situation but that a long warm spell—particularly teamed with rain—could pose a problem of flooding Dr Marsell's survey was taken on the lower levels — from 5000 to 7000 feet — the canyons and showed most snow melted off those regAns The on the northern slopes southern slopes still were heavily packed with snow Bandits Rob Six bids were received by the Salt Lake City Commission Tuesday for lighting and cleaning the Brigham Young Monument Ivith compared none on the first hid opening March Anparent low bidder was Blesch Construction Co submitting a $10000 bid compared with a preliminary estimate of $12810 Highest bid of S18416 came from the Wa- ly East store The was robbed by a "tall stocky 6845-13t- h bandit" Ile bandit entered the store and approached a clerk Pete Cahoon 20 1781 S 8th West Woods Cross He pointed a gun at Mr Cahoon and told him to "give me all the money in both cash registers" The clark placed the money in a paper sack Sheriffs Deputy Gary Anderson said The bandit then told Mr Cahoon to "lay on the floor and count to !:)0 — if you stand up I'll blow your head off" The robber escaped on foot Capt Pete Hayward said While making search of the area depute found the sack believed to have contained the money from the robbery "The bandit applrently ran through the field to the east of store" Deputy Anderson 1 The second robbery was at Berfs Market 39 I St when a youth came into the store bought a bottle of beer and returned several minutes later with a pistol He took about $200 from David Thomas 18 1124 1st South According to olice Officer Keith Shinier the gunman was 21 or 22 years old 140 pounds 5 feet 8 inches tall with short blonde hair The police report said he was wearing jeans beach shoes and green sweater The youth fled the store going south police said a Lectures at U Church tronomy" The monument at South Temple and Main streets vill be cleaned and 24 recessed lights placed around the base There also will be two floodlights shining on the monument from poles on the southwest and southeast corners of the intersection city officials of Jesus Christ of Saints to divide the cost with the church paying for monument maintenance and the city paying the power costs city officials said Latter-da- y Ex-Envo- y The following evening Dr Geoffrey Burbidg0 cal astrophysicist at the San xvill sr)eak on Diego campus -Pulsars and Quasars" Doubts By Brwe Hadfield Tribune Staff Writer I former US Ambassador to Poland Tuesday said he'll be surprised if the current Red Chinese - Soviet border develops into anything greater "This is a continuation of something that's been going on for a lung time" said John A Gronouski ambassador to Poland during the Johnson Administration and prior to that US Postmaster General for two years A i I -I 1 I I 10010111010MOR010110400000 V WARM FRONTmonEmil COLD FRONT SUM FRONT NE go El con-(li- d VITider 'He 7t cautes i Born 4 e me Ky 6"- - ' i It I r 0 011 e"r" ol 6 L to Robert lin Frank July 23 Sail Lake ' Cox 1914 City 9' arch 16 Sat 0 1 osn Ma - Fr'-'''-a n 0 i jr of '' as 11' °r1erie earl 'V'arr'e'l uPPerrnari '' (47) peton Vargaret Noii0° Isek'ris k P'" Ma 14S3 a d ' :Idaho Marr'age so!emnized in ine 40 3 Salt L oge Tern- 1 pie Church of cf Christ Jesus Laller-da- t Saint L f i11t 1542 11 Married to Robert Etnerington 15 1946 April Sal Lake Cliv Member Mar- - 197 Vi - :l ded He a Idah "4":1'- le- Domias Married 5arch ad 1911 'a'‘'e:' J Iytnan -Nionson Lyman Mgrson io3 FALLS no Lake hcp71at tot- low'ro a trcko 3 Cc: Bolt) t i"' Jamesand pien M c C e a r y :' ''' B 44' ":' A 44 t - 12 He died Dez of Jesus Church Marla Kirnpall Jenkins Saints Bertha Mary la 'Ie April 18 Chrit of La 1918 Survivors daughter Mrs Sarah salt Lake TtfriOe She died Ms Caiit El Cerrito Aoril 7 1952 tklarried Etnel la? Pniiiips stepoougnter 95? Sr Carol Dean Granger rzorgfeilea Secefoa July 13 orand 13 eco Mrs Faie Steee Orem CEiir VeleTal 'iorld 'Hard six greatgrandchildrer Cochildren 'General uPeilrltennent North Salt Lake Los Angetos 190s:star :Ars Aiice Vaace Sail Lake :9 later transferred as plant rrare-Cinoon 260 E South 'der San Diego Retlred siperinterd! ksere triends cail Thurs- air smilft Meat Packing Co San iTemp:e P M and Fr 'day one hour Bernareiro Member San Bernard daY 1e t services Bur ial () Nen iro ath Weird Former financial clerk beiore Prestdert of Severties Quorum stake CitY Cemeery Sunday 5cnool sunerinterdent Survisors: wistow San Berrardino Bountiful Lyn- - R daunhter son't Walter Ernest Ulrich Gailf 7rs 73 MORGAN Fresno Witliam R Mordan died San Date L la i:57:o in1919 Marchpoir17 efooler':'''64 Mrs Mar Sessions San Bernardino of ": Ms0aden itospital :Ha 5:reeper Ontar1o Calif csuses i' ral ''f'''''' Pcbert B (Carolyn) Dial:son a :(:: 9 Born Feb 1 19 grardchi infe Ica! Lake 'Aloft brother ill3"6 Lamar Vo taco great - grandchilpfren ivaiaseresa fig ' 'i Ralch Jarliins Fort Bridgaa Vva11 sano Hermran " - Addstional tevice- - will oe Ulrich 11 am Ba:stitifUl 1hO 9ekrre'v Frday A a 7 1: St N where '295 Main 18 tiertuary A can ard J1lrfler SailDec Lake faends cal Thursiday i' s: Friths aster la cm Burial Boupti-- i ( i v Voteran Park Sul Memorial i 11" I 1 1 1 1 Miss Ful I' 1 ALL --- 1 -1 Walter E Ulrich Ga- el 4 FtV - if 1 Vfm0' INek''''MIAMI Lij I' 111 WIND 01 - a r'eqj SI s SNOW I7771 r'Alte Fsrah S I a SCATTEREDI9 I FLURRIES It I '1114'"IS :Lc M IRO -: 1 il a 7 -- 9 V'll'llarn and Nis 7 : J Vor--- t 11:33 aT f C i' April 16 o r d e r son of 1898 Wyo i t 19e9 f' f- li1 In a San :Bernardino hospi- tat of natural Ci 43 8' ded ill 1' Saints March y ' a Sail Lake ea - aornr 21 Born Feb 1855 " ' e of 0 s Letter-da- Granger - 12:30 me Pbet DOTP"ac :n : ' Ward Am 'caph 'Jew Chist NEW i ff'33 MOH TEMPERATURES FORECAST FOR'EETISS SHOWN Intermountain Region with the ception of some clouds in the north ex- - Chilly Equinox Approaches 'Gra duae Lou s School Baarnhc6 D'evil 45 1942 '11 'Jan Co Partner A mnglon Constructicnof the 'Particpated in construction SacneS 0 Fa 'Is Cvic Auditorium TO th an addticn Heart HOP a I tro :i:: Rebecca' Parting:on s slag Utahmber a: - arvg Fortrar ' Legion Thi 8 d buildings on icarrpses14'o'f' Idaho Ricks Celiac! Col Boise 'State University ano and cow' eic r :lege Former bishopWard Honora-- ' Idaho Falls 17h Nor h Cwtve ar Master Idaho Faits Stage presidency Played m usical productions in se veral Farrel sons widow Survivors: 190r Utah Thayie U Idaho Falls Brigham Young attending !Dennis grandchildren beVerl !CITIVerZTV brothers Salt Lake City motner btStrrs Mnp Neve (Letha) Fox Mrs OgKidteenpi Nolan Pasco Wash Fall Funeral Thursdel 2 PMa Icahn 17th Ward chapel Friends call Falk :SA0-Funeral Horre Weclnesday 9 pm Burial ' !Oahe Fails Ferry 3l Wright Farry Martin Might - 62 1920 Gar a is Ae pied :Nill fle'd Illaess an ' a:le 4011116 iii March 17 1n Salt Cata 3 Lake Born : t a!'ay '23 194 ?t a 1 I l -a: IV a::: A neeket2r' :ii: C°' Jii':::1 - ':'f'''''- :' ' :''":i bEarini '111: -- a I tideaohno (LdalleoisLyalalleOrmenne 1211uoshant eestnt rus widow l' Fred Salt Lake ail ' ':' Ogden God D: BOLTOP Mass Member 16: '''' iii: ::''': grandchildren 'Pister 1May brothers Her Un'ps1' 44 man 1: Ariz Whpple Adoiph' frSor- - sa Chaurch' laug pan Mrs Mary Louise Cottr'ell 'Llts 'a oarra'Dael !Logan 7 32 era! Mo :: !I'iaidea Survivors: V ars Funeral Thurscay 1 pm de 11945 :4 a Mtarnied': a'''' i d c''''''' S ake Center Friands cali Morol7 s9anr's 011ie Poweil Hel- - ''"::: 11160 dadonTer Mortuary il iedneday pm- - and 'Fs e r Der:eat:bar i:ii'' yr': ' Keith G l'as Hi Mrs CoS Thursday baora tha services burlaa Mrs 11545 Rassred cca- - ':'"'' Sait Lake City aouth Morgan Cemetery ge) Eoff Raceived Las Lewis B (Conie) Flinaers brothiShver Beaver Boy V d- -t : 5 Nev grandchildren: lq: Charley Beilis i Zena Elizabeth Chihvc ad Freaman Armand Mrs Harol Ea- J ' :On ail Salt Lake City bishoP 90 tChurcn 4816 Qua: Past Point Rd died Mt Pleasant Scovit tanday School superintendent oi soisis (Arna) E 260 10 am preicient Sons and Dacgmers of the :n a tural Tnurscia' iii Funaral causes Boise la a - r Pioneers Member illaho friends call '' IA sphere South Temple at widow at o m e Survivors: a Chapter BPOE Thursday prar 8 o r n pm 1asdnesclay cons daughter Daan Burlay Roy as Burial $alt Lake Clty 1? to i ervicas -' i70 Richard :Ells-o-th both Butte hlant Jack Ark " Cemetery Mrs Kannelh Mont !Elll'elg5 John Salt Lake City 'Mattle J Bermentt ''''''' (Viola) Eardiey 13' Bacon NVard 1rs Charles (Virgin-2 4- C h i twand Mar tetaoaughter tlY iii) McDtt to tied Brpnxvlia ''''' 'Vitilam A Ward F Bacon Ea 469 N 10sh d- ETX great-ran Freeman Jan 19 'grardchiidren r t h r iili4ilali1:5355i: iiA West 9 69died815Mars--mh iiiii'l b o children ' I Willismla O Paris Ark h al f sistersh R u p e r t: ::s Pa in a Sat d march 2 assay -Falls Ms Wiam la51 "'Mem Moroni Twni : of hos ber "ltlse r (Mary) E agiey Nampa Mrs Own iathcaist Church 7 acrn Fed (13'anche) Carson servrg m it'' ''''''1J n i v ersty of Funeral Arkansas Man:: fadi with husband in Cailfarnia 115 graJur a son of Mr Mo Thursday 2 pm Raivea M3rtuary ate School teacti a and Mr5 5: Myan S u 'where trends call Wadnesday e r ar5: a Bacan Marriod to a Olor to d a ughter rvivMrs ipm esTh ursday inone831Se '"n7a:--Scott Oct Mary Burial A rThur W '" 1937 (Helen) Cnipman i'''Burn5 5:1 23 lrervic Lake City sisters ": -- ii'' Delivery- Pustall K a n S e rvice Los Argeles Calrapad Eutha M in a n i" lChilwaxi Co Iitse Sada B Chltwood boh s — FJnera1 services for 'Pad a BENN1ON Graveside services ebeChurcn P e a r Nchols Thursday tat Olivet Cemet ery :aid- Survivors: aDeLinl i'0 ' Player ' 4: A "AV ' 0 w daughters W pad Thomas '5rs p who a''s s" e t t y) Koch Anna Jeanette Wilcox Comm 78 03 natural died of "oleo both Gala (Beverly) "ars 1092 St Delver causes March 16 one Kan 'Hutchinson grandcriiid :::1aiii:ii:i::::::: died of at the home of a natural Omaha LaMont Bacon brothers f"11‘1111 17 be will causes March 'I:Iii::IIIiriIII daughter Neb Manley Bacon Elk Point SD at the home of a al Wed n esd a Funeral cervices mil be heid in iaii! Born 44:::::Iiil:::8At n0en In the see Stafford Kan daughter :5":::::itt":::" d Wa-LDS Ilion July t5 1890 Far- iii: :ii?:i:iiii::iIii where to EbeP- - 108 41II iIiiT' IC h a pe ':mttgon lisii 'Viv Ian N call one friends yer D ard MelpI:y4 Aboort tfill- gat GRANGER — iwan et ary Emma ihour Prior ) cox vices Burial Mir- Iarried to AiIiret- F r ed :ie' I:::': rev Ce m e t e r Y A8 2944 S Stephen s en 16 it'''' J uly GJernr Mirth ) 6 iBorn disd west 2910 ' 11901 Bennion t o 194 s gten alter a long ill- x ' fay ' ard l'e 'red Iild' II' reos Worth 17 In r Paimer tee 'R u b y ern a Solt Lake host- M arried—' Nicredic LDS Nameeao tal Born Dec 22 to William Pori Player S 'io irl Sept 12 W a r d ir23 Sat Lake he died )oiner Ily21 Salt Lake LDS Temple 1Jrvi ill'io frt City to Orson K !October 20 1922 Mirried tr Tones vors: son caugo- l A Hanneh anl Sal? ters Fred Worm iOrren Labrum r2 July 3 Coerpillort tiebek- ILake LDS Tempie he died Aug 28 Bsurtitui 1)ro to er :'arried Retired emPl!'"I ZC01Mem Everei? (Lucile) Bingham liti B e e e e James il9tt ber LDS Church gresioent pritrary Fred V HuiLet no h Sail g e d I o r d d i tHey) MIA -- e Relief Survivors: sonsLake 79 9 vorced City: ii Married i grandchldren 7nzitte O Mrs greatigrandchildran: Kent Lbarum brewers seter to Carl Francis - i: Mrs Joseph Edwin Wilcox Corona Del A lbretsen Richard (Janet) Brelnholt Aug iIl iBruce (Marie) Breinholt O Pearsei Mar Calif: Day'd itorsh taiticav 26 teas sait ILabrurn an Salt Lake City T John 'Winton Calif Ars Grace Duran?: 'Lake he C'ty ILabrum Mrs ft:cha7o (Avon))Salt Lake City Funeral Fricitt 2 died Feb 9 1I8 Blanck George W Labrum Gerald pm 260 E Soots Temple where It e m be r LDS N Labrum Bennlon all Mrs friends cell Thursday pm Fri- Survivors: daughters Mrs Homer (Eileen) Paulsen Mrs Dean day prior to services Burial Salt Foc1 E (Jaguelin) Weirick Trudy (May's) Williams both Ogden Mrs Lake City Cemetery Lee both Granoer stepsons step Wallace Marvin Toytoce(Ruby) C Edward kbretsen 'daughter Mrs Rex (Evelyn) Hosains vine Seatric: Ray Lamar Aibretsen Cart 11 Cottonwood Mrs Wayne' 'South F Albrysen both Los Angeles: Jay rVekta) Pearson Holladay stepson' Meta Anna Reschke Jura 85 r3 Lamont Albetsen Dotgas Albret 'Ralph Player Bennion 5a grandchil-1- 3 St d:ed of flat- Mrs 1:Cctlrd ISsily) reri Egan :oral Dela AIbretoes ail Salt Lake Cit as !dzirrircho'ss717:srsetii2iTtpr(hLTcr teirbartoyoettrs Lila:pantrcaLalleea ioltseirsle:is ::)5gnraddeochedrrenivzborrotner Boyce (Ann) Laidrum all tel Born Oct 8 fii!t4 !tirs Nebeke- Charles O i- fWeshington !Bennion Mrs Kelly (Ruth) Hane51885 B re s II Neheker nirs C Louie Lorg Cali- Rulon P Nichois both Salt Lake IGermer to Kai I10041 st to rna Fureral Saturday 10 am i6 Feed P Nichols Midvale land Clore Heiec City E 7it) SCJ 1 Vitere fr:ends call Fri- Mrs Mervyn (Mary) Sharp Preston E i zabeth 4 Woyi ono:- - to ter day Saturday pm Idaho w a ad Reschke Burial Lake Hills Memorlai vices Varried to Ruoolf e1 Park E d ward iiii Juras B "oi' lc':?at Feb 8 1920 Ger- ' I) Wilde Graveside services for James Blair many solemnized i LDS 1414 Salt Lake 58 s Funeral ser NEV Athay CARLIN 'i II dleol satioI5I2II ii Federal Intay Temple 13he vices for rerrv D Wilde 1919'1i Ardril led of cancer'" will be held Vieinsday 10 am in Its1arch iI Member 17 German crc in SIYMT1L:Uhl a Ire Carlin H gi ' LDS Salt 'Salt L ake ho spl- -' Ward He died M3TCh 16 1969 7:15 am iii— re- I t a from initrie suffered in an IndusLae w City be a dent 10 rIal accident at the Carlin God at 1Wmne"187 years e Wa Salt Joachim n Son Survivors: th i 4 e-pm Born Juiy 14 1949 Coaivi lie Utah 2 Funerai ii1hr iiiLake Lo9an Cemetery ir City Cariin resioent gravoniictrenh pat two years SCUth Friends call 260 iiji : ii: a Saturrday Graduate 19:8 Carlin Hign School :: 'F South Temple frends call Friday 84 Pim ii s "iAiSurvivors: mother stepfather ?a Burial services Viedneciar prior s nd Ms Leonard Baum Carlin fa- ttiIi I8' Salt Lake Cemetery F m titri iam tiler sieDmother Mrs ard al le:ggests contribu- - iiit Grant St brother 4 George "'Á' to Cancer ''' itions Dennis Wide St George haiforsth A Re earth Dean's' i' a ers J Baum Ronaid Tim Wilde Office bc'h Carlin e: haillister Shaunna Reie University A MURRAY — Gerald (Tom) Wilde St 2 Mr George grandparents 73 ? 5290 llomiedUlicihneCollegbeasti:?: :Dugan Robinson ' Sat Lake i1 a r ' — 10 -r Y1 Mr 1910 Salt iii 10ct enr d Loy H a t a ley asi died of natural E Nev to Edna Gursuch ad- !Lake City 'cauots March 18 iili a:a Mar-il- n dress unevaiiabie iDeivid and June Bar Antes salt Lake Gravesade services will be hed red Audrel Imlay Jure 28 111- 0- re:t home Born : ThursclaY 10 am Pro vo City LDS A ea Membe r Lake Salt City a 1895 a Hot tery Church Survivers: widow daugnteP Creek Nev to 'Audrey Lynne Salt Lake Cit :George and Ellen Ale 31ileta H Pon d Abernathy Dugan Inez LOGAN — Wire Hogan Pond Marrled!e't e ndos M a v a died titarch 18 I969 Logan cm 14 1910 8 ata in a :pool hospital of natural cause: April t Duckwater Nev Eprn May 3 1&4 Thatzner Idaho Fureral services for Ida Sner Be Ra dauotrer of Ira ard Harriet An accoun- rod -t East who died of natural Harris Hoom cau-e- s Married to L Ate n i'arch le at home were tant Utah Stale t7 19Ca S at Lgke Tern- Commisst Road A Tuesday at 11 am at 374 S i o e be Crorch of leius C uri st of Mempe r South agt lel Monte:ore Later-da1 Serfs He died March i of Born ICS 'Aarsaav Po and io Max Unill ChurCh Is49 Owsersperatsr Logan Siie- rod Hinds Fiornersbaum Married toCnrist Past mrrFox Farm iNta her huband Lotion 7alman Sher he died Jaruary 194i at r E v Lodge 29 worker In Primary ri dntenDre'AF&AV Reno Ccnsisto ry Sotth Tempie Y N'AIA keyriper coggregation Reef Society or' Survivors! daughters Harry Rite Xerak I Temple Senn i Reno Survagora: foster dauonters ttars d O w Veteran WV Survivors w1 Jack Mrs Sally Brooks all Salt Ernest (13row a L'echty Loni Nev George L Lake City: Mrs Betty Abrams Moo- - brother Mrs LaMont (Vilietal Sparrai Fife Pend'e tueerat Public maonic 7 services Ore Park Calif seven ara :'rhiidren seso grandchildren iterey 6 Family 0rdeasnoocat?i 54ay l esteSzugth g r Itteurre brotheos wen M' a ll hour prior to services SO Lake cihi lifivagageePonte7onrlar1644teTrnasrall' FCL?glIgregaidrnday t Funeral Fridy noon Her Morlu M Olivet Cemetery ary Loga- where frierds call 'InLrsda Y 74 001 Friday be- isOnaidi el Lee fore the sevices florial LOgail Ctl Cernetery GLENWOOD Sevier County — FLI-- ! MAPLETON Utah County — R0 11 for Edna Tidmoreicd neval services Lee 10 died of 5 1- iNielsort 61 Phoenix Ariz who ded woundJayMarch IS in Immokaleegunseot M Fla of initorles suffered In an automobile 'Born June 9 19O8 to Springville M Whitaker 68 ' 2 - C 'acc ident in Pnoenix March 16 will Edwin Ronald a tad Ada Fee 'vie terVirginia SI died of natural' causes ' Itta Friday at 1 March pm In the Glenwood Lee Married Marilyn Heedrnam 'a In Salt Luke LDS rest home Ward Chapel Friehds call vorced Marred C h r I st it a Lee 'Born Feb 14 1901 Mo ght Sprin ger M ortuary Richfield ThursImmokalee Fa ElectriMen-Cit- to Samuel L and Ann e C Friday Prior to day 8 pm iber LDS Churcn Left Utah tour 1Tayior 11hitakest Marr ied ie Burial Glnwood Cemi'llerf- iyears vices Immo- - Dec Survivors: widow 90 Y 1970 Anaheim ' Caiif so" Barn Nov 24 19'07 Ennis Tex tokaitter ' sop Rodney ber daugrriers Bountiful C ornmunity Samuel Huston and Hacae Debbie all Mapleton fa - Arnbassa or Athlet ic Club W a r r l e d to S Wlic ox Rchard Ti1MeanieSprirgyille: brothers 5ister yors: husband Salt Lake usri Clh more: dvorced Married to H Scott Ned Provo Eddie Les Pet both Jernes G Newport Beech Clif' Na son Dec 10 914 Ely Nev he Springville a io Grave de services 24 LDS 1965 grandchildren Member Funeral died Dec 1 p m Spriroville Ever- - clay 12:'3 pm at 312 E ) st Thur Ci arence Thursday son Chur ch South 'preen Cemetery Friends cail Wheel- - Burial Mount Califvoornia: Oliv e Cemetery iTielmore steratiaughtersi e Mortuary ThurAay 11:74 a 1A1rs (Dorene) Vktor H Liecki of services time until M Pnoonix Frank B ( Dorothy) G 'Jones Sait Lake City: seven grand14 ite Grace Park chadren areatitrandchild infant of Row' K and Karieen clughther Mi roaret 1119 E a OcoDPN C3r1 P Terkeiscus 7' iThornvail Perk 725 Sooth i'n' Ncliaitt disci ts B of a ie 17 heart alirrent March March ci:t 1969 in 4 O heivcwito hw Pqrn tlc Isola Murray hoanitai o' natusi ceteas f11NEiR3VILLE Beaver Counay —Emerie P°'ri Mrch 15 1969 turray to Charles and 1Ibecait ida HOD MVerS Biackburn Leoevee miles Terkelson Survivors: 11 a r r Parent' ed Myreie IC 5: Dr'W Ro-ebrother s :7a died of natural caJes A'sron 17 Ames Ma 3 19:4 Dasna Margaret Vorti Ooden lii 1tad-aiiie a aaiiord hosPital Born May 141resthnt 25 ears Retired empoye M soathoareoa ard S tO Veroni and Her 119a Minersaiile Apmt'-El- r Thorn 'Pall Ogden City Street Department iyhaenhand 'ria 'VIarn ret Brad-ha- a vrteran 'VW tiarried to Zser LDS Church Maier: crY ' '' i: Ar" er 011 Morrar iva C asw 19 -Bleckturn he Srvii or Aug Hugh dainter orai R Ores Pel rsaa 0ndrnoilier Res L Bud R Dick W Mrs outh ded November ICE Married to Carlos bad AArs Rarkharn APAre Prt s loll Mrs Carl (dein Gearaa Phie e In JrjaV serVCPS of0 osarep Survivors hoetkand: sons eauah ter 111 tf 4n iLwo14 le — itch 2n i la a :' io oncsaprn n i tiiiiiAAto riier filie Call 4 671) sgaer Wilford Mrs Andrew (Ana Fri ''' A k il Higiaznd Cr Bodo (LaRue) Turn er Yr Cowant! Pleaaant View c112cAllY 74 PM and ThursclaY ii ford Tom LeFeyre Maybe'' Clo: aro ondo Or eco n: Charles Callornia n 'Mis !Limner (Gael MdOck Friday 1 PM Lindquist anti ii'"'''''ikieeeeeewwiwaa 'yen Mrs Elmer (Margie) JohnsonSons CCIOnliii Chore' vtere triecds Funerals !Adaonsvill Beaver COOnt) Mrt call Thursday 79 Friday prior' FOnk (S!lirley) Terry Ittrs Ernest to etViCL-"- - BLitia: pm With rniiiiAry hOn ft"79'wwwmaaamww (Jean) 'after Dyke ieFevre all iera 'Washington Heights ivisnijriali ALBREISEN—Funeral services for 27 Vvian Nebeker AIMn perk 'Salt Lake City grandchildren en will tie held r sls-- i b r o I h Saturday et t 0 am the Deseret worthier i - 6 East 7thal South Colo 'tors Claude Payers g ile UM"I ase1 4'1 ' 1 where 1 iriends may C011 Fridhg in 'Mrs Cassie McKnight: Mrs Wilmal P rn end Davis Mrs Hlida Marshall all Min-- I TOOELE — Writ Heaiey Gaa: prior to cryices Interment L Ke Mr-Hilts Helen Jillins Milford ford 75 iersville Memrial Park Funeral died of natural caures 1Mrs Maude Meesleger EscondidoiMarch It In a rest home here Born-- d- irecto a D eseret Mortuary Calif Funeral F r d a y 1 tem WiraNov I 1893 Alpine Utah CnOntV to eTHAY — Gravesirta :!1ie LDS iiiaLiad saiaa FietiusiRichard '' ""a's r AmaY osegn and Janie Arnola Will be htid icall at the family home in Miners-IWirlitealav Married In Wthis GWrdnerrfav at 1 nm In the Logan v rrieneU rhiii 74 bm vilie se ProVI Thursday Friday Gaisford g C:!!"tP' call at n 11i1oi1oarv Burial Mrersvire solemnized Sea Lake Lns Temp's Chaco! 760 E prior to services II I 'mu lue day front H died June 19 P'4 Menthrr o tha Cerretery 10 bra Boven Camp DUP Sorrivoria frrtataitic j'I'mayrt' medto 11to a it! 11°Ti7i i''e'tr' I rc:'us"h'eLry'Arinhiu'Davi's'71'1:oh en l' Cpl elayr 'lluirVor !)1 dill! ? "ec3"1 a ruat JArle fiGlimc w I:un v11 M A G N A Funeral ervicts NJ' tiree oreat LoroOval Wi!CItiel JURAS--tkawate 'AL1 " grandchildren urerel viriis for Ai1eie brother a siaers 'on 1Yea'as 70 AO t Kad Wat Wfo Prattich:IcIr CO kilLChke JOra ve11 be hrd Fork Mrs 13 of wounds suffered In LaMar Henley American 12 natal in the memorial Calif Mrs isatureay start In Mary Ronde Lakewood Vietnam will be Friday at ichataoi 26 E South Wee! Funeral i!erroant in the tth Nay or it spencer COS Ward Chime' 'orfilAlloween Magna Snit Lai cp cam S gwg west Friends rail It575 WiFriday 7 pm Tat Marnia y Cher try Friends Irak tall at !I' ceeret 6 II PM 7703 South Thurtday where friends call case hour prior mortuary rn Friday a I otht or day 11 a rrt 17::3) g rtt Burial pedato service's Burial boodle City Cerra :11tVrdV Drer to rVIC:Pl 1 l'incel eitiernariolLActrs itatey iuracturi Dererel Mur hie v Imarried Cold But Clear—And Spring's Near St of Daviis tiel 15h'in88son7 f lr EmpN: !orarator ' ': ewner- R e d Stare' Prarmby BOISE — Frank Phiiip kloepfer died of nets- :::a ali causits March ::: i::1::w hi7erein 4s7t le:i ' Frank P liloepter 181 1 7: i' :'''''''''' 7 ::i4'::::': '' Data From US Weanun riparirq Is expected over anoultain Regci VedrIesdel vmat cooler terr perteuree vtrth Suroav the inte vt:h and scrneT8 TEMPERATURE CHART Vera to Tutsoay at 5 m r r Hush Low Prec Uiaa 79 56 Blanding Bryce Canyon Cedar City Danvr 42 Fled 64 14 67 :8 52 48 4 26 :6 sa :7 45 14 6 z tanraapolis lithrma City Omaha St Louis tr Portoa :6 62 :a 10 61 ist Ne'N York P tsburgh tr 53 56 28 32 C8 AS 01 44 59 31 31 34 C2 8 4 16 02 55 Montana 22 24 29 23 13 43 Wyoming ROC-i-t aa 21 30 Sher lean Se 0 Drug Count Weopath Salt Lake City osteopath was arreActl Tuesday at his office on a 'warrant issued by a juvenile court judge following an investigation by a state drugs specialist Salt Lake County Sheriff's e juvenile deptties and city A pa-lic- A G 45 :t 51 L9 42 33 Tritt at his office located at 1121 S State St Sheriff's Captain George Q Nielsen Jr juvenile division commander sal() Dr Tritt was taken into custody on the basis of a warrant issued by Second District Juvenile Judge Regnal W Gartf Jr a complaint signed by Deputy Joe Gee Dr Tritt is charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor liAts The four complaint charges involving a girl Dave Reynolds state di ligs inspector who launched the investigation two 111011thS ago arci accompanied deputies city police officers when the warrant was served The suspect after being booked in the Salt Lake Jail was released from custody on $5000 bail Arraignment on the charges is scheduled Wednesday before Judge Qrff at 9 am n City-Count- y SI 'II I 5 27 as 25 44 aa :8 SS SO '6 54 30 70 53 69 01 62 - - 69 31 77 At 42 ii Special to The Tribune PLEASANT GROVE — Gerald Nelson 34 as found dead Mono ly It his hcme lleiT of Nvhat Pleasant Grove City Police Officer Gerald Wilkinson termed hanging China-Rus- s - 138 127 414 Lake Weather Data: Precpitatperiod erdd PrecpliaNch pm nore r arch A:curnu:ative deNCency 41: F ec plritnan srca Oticher 1 C8 Sunre 12A Accumu'aive pcces 5n4Oradat 6:33 MST Sune1 4:57 MST i91 for at 5 — Lake City iNesinesday iSrednesclay Ogden and Prove — and Wednesday night aes and Wrdnesday night In the mid 20s tnurroay increasing clotds and warm-etProbability of snow lowering to H'rths trWS SL Area In the - aut Warmer insirsday Los Wedoes- Gry 0:Olt 23 to 3 High ma3tly in aus Eastern Nevada — G&Peraill' tar Tharsd'a but ncreas- Wadneaday ar ita c iotoin tao narth on Thursday Hghs Wedaeasay in the ans and iovia Vvene day night 13 tO 2o SaJtneasterit Idahe — Ciearing early Wealreday becosnii g tar later WeOnes- nC) 0 fi Weone'sdriy night Increa:ing cc diness Thursday Highs Wednesday n Uds a nd rnasny loa's YvtooesdaY 15 to ac i Sauthwesern Idaho 27 53 Thurs- — Generally fair cicudiness Ircreasing Thursaay cioudy with shawera "kelY by 'Harpoon Coder Warmer Weones day night Weortesday asd Thursday Highs Wedne'sday m ostly 33 to 43 and Icws Wedresday 'sign: 25 to Si — Cansideaable cloudiness WYomIng and Golder Wednesday with VOW 14(4 over rmch of state Wednesday morning dimin ishing afternoon Wednesday Highs 35 to 45 southeas t 30s west and north Lo s zero to 10 mountains Summary — Radar charts Showed good echoes in eastern Oregon and can- S al Idaho Tuesday The low ?lief? In fro PaCific Ncrthwest was beginning to trJye ononore A Pacific cold trent on a line thnotols southwestern Idaho west ern Nevad and Ceilior naliar trwaasss mwo3VsintcluIrtflomoidi YisteTatka erom Irthho s ern bst was reiatIvely dry in the south SLI face winds ahead et the front weft moderate and sttoty from a sat Satitirly alrection Gusts at it Lake Airport reached near 2 0 ?Mies Per hour VeriabIe mid and high cl000lnecs s vres o v e r the norhern the Interrnountein Pettier! Dniti siktr ern Arizsna ard scuthern New tiexico :kcia were rtill et- r sui ny iia:n ers cnareing to snow and a few imbed- ded thundershowers were in The frontal zone In Moltana Idaho and northern Nevada Oregon and Washington had scattered dhokers tf rain and snow Only I few tracer were reported In the district Early afternoon temperature readings bed a wide range from the 303 in Montana to the 604 in Utah W a d a e s d a y 5Veonessdaa moot 0 - ard aednesday rph 28 low News Brief Special to The Tribune PARK CITY — The heavy snows at Park City have colunoccupied lapsed a fifth building in less than four weeks in what some residents call "Mother Nature's urban renewal act" Latest victim of record snows is the King Far low a long Cafe building on Main Street next to the Silver Wheel Theater wood-fram- 1 e rass Flames a id Fs - Special to The Tribune — Salt Lake County's first major grass tire Of the year roared than seven through more acres of heavy grass at 1400 W 2300 South Tuesday Firemen directed hy Capt were hamShirl Maxfield pered somewhat by shifting winds when they first arrived on the scene about 2 pm Capt Maxfield said he believed the fire was started by children playing with REDWOOD The is across the street from the Silver King Mining Co Woodside Store the first building to cave in this winter Feb 20 building Greatest Loss The other three buildings to collapse were Lewis Bros Stages Depot the McPhee Building and the Edelweiss Apartment Garage In the latter building — constructed last summer — four cars were destroyed This was the greatest property loss Roots of the Poison Creek Drug Store and the Salt Lake House Hotel also have buckled from snow — but haN en't collapsed The drug store was operated by Lowe's of Salt Lake City until two weeks ago when the ocs t ructural deficiency curred The hotel is vacant Snow banks as high as 10 e e t still line t h e streets many of which remain closed Citizens still claim this winter is the worst on record Perilous Road on Its Way Out A treacherous section of US 89 in Davis County — between Farmington Junction and Cherry Lane near Hill Air Force rase -- is on it way out Tie Crab Department Tuesday opened IA& for videning the road and Jack Parson e Constniction Co Conflict But I'm IV terribly critical of the decision becatte of the pressures the President faced from both sides of the issue" Mr GronotAi commente4 lie sad Mr Nixon in his deelEion made it clear to the Soviets that this is not a dramatic nrvement away from the detcnte both siiles are trying to find Groncuski a!so reservel of President Nixon's 1rand1in1 of Viet twit and said Ite agreed with Sen and Sen Elrard Kennedy Mike Stansfield rxiklont that its much too early to judge Out will develop Zena - rt F :u ' r hr Pearl P Labrum Smithfield low The vas apparently bid was $799333 safely under the department's estimate of 3354962 for the pro ject The 43 miles w11 be widened to four lanes and tile project is to take 130 days TIe stretch has been the scene of nutnerous fatal Dio accidents through the years many caused by motorist impatience leading to improper passing on the hills or curves Educator to Speak Educational unrest will be eiscussed by Dr Dwight Allen dean of the Amherst School of Education Amhetst la SF Monday at S:30 pm in the University of Utah 17rion Milding His appearance is sponsored by the Spiritual As sembly of the Bahalis of Salt Lake Cit I Pe it Anna W lad Cuin Dr - 's ' I Albretsen iti: Neer etel 'Liberty 7 3leta Roofs Buckled two-lan- Utahn Found Dead d 02 17 a2 15 69 12 25 47 2' -- ViedriecoaY Park City Cafe Collapses Under StrainI of Snows Facing arrested Dr Ansuguereml El Paso Ft W0111 Phen1x San Anton:o Solt SP11195 fa 57 17 Southwest Fir 37 16 44 Evatiston Atlanta Birmingaam Loulsviile talarni New Orleans MST 35 Chqyerne Bq Pinei 10 S2 21 69 67 DC salt 2 Nevada Vegas City Tucson :t O5 Sault 33 Bozeman Yellowstwe — Washirg'co tr 45 59 Wef 73 10 72 East 64 Bola Burley Gooding Idaho Fella Pocatello Sainkon Twin Falit Dia ra t Duluth CA 64 Provo RUItield Rodseyelt Salt Lake City St George Un:VtnSIIY of Utah Vernal Wenclover 81 14 City U :1 IAb Ls 5 Birrnarck For ard Vednesdaa t 14 '27 captain" Faisbiaka Haaoluiu Juneau Los Afgeies Portiasd San Diego San Francisco Soattle broska:e — Utah — Midwest tr 28 Milford 23 a2 64 63 Crana Junc'aon 52 Dtila rear zero Wednesday Cataract A Ob00A11100ft4i0111W01010004gONgy‘0- 't t tI v 1 Ohio resident Dr Etherinolon H COOK li 1 Mt The weather forecast map for Wednesday indicates clearing skies over the Mr Gronouski addressed the Bonneville Knife and Fork Club Tuesday night at Hotel Utah lie said the problem between Red China and Russia centers on the question of how much influence each of the two countries should have in that part of the orld Turning to President Nixon's decijon on the Sentinel Antiballistic Missile systern Mr Gronouski said he would have preferred maintaining the current level of research on the ABM without actual installation of the bases MOPPP1160000001At 40WMPRellOSVPIN10' 114 1 : n° liar-- a --t 1969 ' 5'' Be'ner 1111 1411 14004 "1 yr lisedne--da- 1Wix Hanna ' will be Neld 11:iaa t 4111MOOMMOMMEIMEMES of $110 said Plans call for the city and Co SNOW 1 - :Ka1 Eksntif'1 I F for Ross Jekins Sa Bernardi- - r vunr It FU n i I N 1- 's -- A 1 lind' -' NN !- Or Two lectures in the University of Utah's Frontiers of Science series kill be delivered Wednesday and Thursday by a prominent husbandvire scientific team The lectures 1011 begin at 7 pm in Mark H Greene Hall Dr Margaret Wednesday an observational Eurbidge astronomer at the University of California at San Diego will discuss "Extra Galactic As- satch Electric 0 1 Nr-- -- Iowa ebl"---- -- '' tC 1 Wm I Col : Idaho Two armed robbers held tvp stores two small grocery Tuesday at 10 pm each net– ting less than $200 Both robberies occurred simultaneous- d r 1 PARTLY CLOUDYe4 Prke 2 Stores gray-haire- i:oill uto h -L IMO CLOUDY' (1) Ogden 1 41 itiguvER sSter) : MI6 Hill said Panel Opens Monument Project Bids u CI Ty psAtidEus Ougway r en River hi SL Area However Bob Whaley snow survey supervisor for the Soil Conservation Service said that the flood potential still is there The snow pack at high elevations is greater than in 1952 and depending on weather could cause some flooding iI : t" non- to pres- Greater Pack Ncsisco I RAIN i "-- A if the governor asked sales I Ire -- "s the amendment all '''' 1SD t IAD i ctry --- lishments Tax the and tion the i ROCK STVAGSI" 18CJT VO'scs st IY:-- t4 1 kir Wt-- Ns' 1 I LSVj !CEDAR Unfair Competition For than to do this places thtio in unfair competition witb commercial eating estab- Tim tt:10:nti:: 11 ILK° c kSAN FR tn L I Ati A VI 44 orP d Coss Jenkins 1 4- - 7A principal motive Wind th e enactment of this bill was to prevent the food services of the state colleges and universites from providing meals on a contract catering basis to tother titan student groups rithout the necessity of collecting a sales tax" the govcalor said is food services 1:lowelmr at hoauitals colleges ard universiti'vs would have to collect sales trix from the students "In a iew of the increases which !save been made this year in tuitions I would like to avoid this if it can be done and still preserve the principal purpose of the bill" PAssible Veto i : ygvh1 ( I 11 1 The first veto by Gov Calvin L Rampton of a bill pased by the 1969 Legislature appeared possible Tuesday The measure being studied would 11E228 which was apply state sales tax to food sold by food services of state colleges and universities Gov Tuesday Rampton asked Atty Gen Vernon E Romney to determine if it is possible for the State Tax Commission to place the tax on food served to and nonstudent groups catered to by the food services while placing no tax on students "As I understand it the Intermountabt Obituaries ----- -- 19 9 College Meal Sales Tax May Get Hampton Ax ) --- The Salt Lathe Tribune 40oweeeommomulL4111111111POOP ' Juras ' James t 'inlay 11ert'i Terry 'in 1 y:: John tis Gerald (Tom) !)tigan ":: - 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