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Show S.L. Area Briefs 7he Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, April of Record County Hearing to Mull Rezoning in Holladay S.L. Police Docket Intermountain Obituaries the Salt Lax Ctw Police OeoaHment a.r 3 me 24 hour period enaed at 9 4 m. Wednecav inciuoe reo'S'ered n w h Joseph E. Jenkins PARK Pi Assault, Battery T 25' Barn, no taa.e' y houses on lots. Zoning now allows duplex units on 6.500 square feet. The group contends its proposal would "preserve a single- family character the in neighborhood. Court;' ilanners basically agree wuh the concept, but have changed it to include areas zoned for apartment and duplex use. Burglaries 31$ West 2nd N n,h F' from S35 iua box 1t North, 70 A tYDCAr Jlovj m-613 Sth mev e cameras, two Ae fc'PG nqs P easanl U1570 13th 34 C Pa'k C t v Cuh 4' , teison set, Thefts 95 De-- 4h West S 1061 Chav'e et. e. S Hr West 1070 Ford LKV). 325 8th Ave, two money baos cen-- a 47 21. p no school Ml 6th East, rsdie clothlno bCCkS. 25 ic ar U'2 E 2Ut Soutn 15 gallon an- 81 County Approves Probe Trip Salt Lake County will spend Criminal Deputy County Attorney Donald Sawaya and a detective can travel to Phoerix for a week of investigation in connection with possible fraud charges. County commissioners approved the expense Wednesday after Mr. Sawaya said witness fees are paid from the Statutory and General fund. The detective would be a witness, he emphasized. $350 so Chief expected to bring more clouds and possibly snow showers by nightfall. Weather forecast map for Thursday shows approaching cold front Clear to Cloudy . . . Aprils Fool Showers-- Or April Okays 4 Hikes National Weather Service Pate Thursday' forecast calls for claar In tha kies and warmer temperatures morning, afternoon ahowtra. Increasing clouds In the lata and the possibility of soma TEMPERATURE CHART Utah , 11 hr. ll hr. J4 hr. Low Free. High 58 40 Blending 39 30 Bryea Canyon 55 53 Bullfrog 47 36 Cedar City .01 22 30 Coalville Delta 33 60 49 Veen Rivar ........ hanksville Helper Milford Moab loean Ogden Provo Randolph Richfield Roosevelt Salt Lake City St George Unlv of Utah Vernal . Wendovtr 50 49 47 45 27 6 61 47 44 49 31 54 35 ...... . 29 29 25 tr .01 tr. tr. tr. .02 70 28 47 47 89 31 .01 42 54 32 .02 47 45 33 .01 30 Idaho Boise Burley 48 45 Anchorage Bismarck Chicago 34 28 Midwest 3? - ............ 17 29 39 43 74 ,81 Friday Service Scheduled For USU Bacteriologist Special to The Tribune LOGAN Funeral services for Dr. Kenneth Richards Stevens, 72, professor emeritus of bacteriology, Utah State U n i v e rsity, will be Friday at jioon in the Nelson Memo- rial San Jr., Francisco; Dr. Salt Lake Lyman Brimhall, City; Mark, Logan; Mrs. Paul V. Springvllle; (Catherine) Mrs. Boman, LaGrande Bountiful ; (Marva) Allen, Mrs. Cleve R. (Vera) Winkel, Rexburg, Idaho; 27 grandchildren; a brother and sister, Funeral Chapel in Logan. Dr. Stevens died Tuesday at his home of a long illness. Friends may call at the mortuary Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday one hour prior to services. Burial will be in the Logan City Ceme- tery. Stevens was president of the USU Faculty Assn., and was a member of Delta Phi and Sigma Xi Utah Academy of Sciences. He was chairman of the Logan Health Council and a member of the Utah Board of Directors of the Utah Tuberculosis and Health Assn. Dr. BIT Graduate A graduate of Brigham Young University in 1927, Dr. Stevens received his M.S. in 1929 and a Ph. D. in 1932 from Rutgers University in New Jersey. He then joined the faculty at USU and had resided in Logan since 1932. Dr. Stevens was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints. He served as president of the Tahitian Mission from 1938 to 1940. He was a member of the Cache Stake High Council for seven years and a former temple officiator. He also taught in his high priests y quorum. Utah Native He was born Dec. 9, 1898 in Ferron, Emery County, to George William and Catherine Richards Stevens. He married Iona Brimhall on Sept. 9, 1926 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Surviving are his widow; Unclaimed Bike To Go as Prizes Some unclaimed bicycles gathered by the Salt Lake Police Department will be kept by the department to be awarded to members of baseball teams in the Public Safety Youth Athletic Program. all-st- The City Commission approved a motion Wednesday by Public Safety Commissioner James L. Barker Jr. that the police be permitted to keep Uit bikes that are unclaimed for distribution as Awards. Aw. JF v three sons and three daughters, Dr. Kenneth Richards Dr. Hugh William, Lewiston, Cache County; Mrs. Lloyd (Vera) Nelson, Logan. Pay Rates Climb Bureau of Labor Statistics figures show pay rate increases in the Salt Lake City area averaged 5.8 percent for unskilled plant workers between and 1970. Over the period, skilled November, November same maintenance 1969, tradesmen advanced 5.3 percent and salaries for office clerical workers rose 4.6 percent, according to Elliott A. Browar, regional director of the bureau. Slt Lake Weather Data: Precipitation for period ended Wednesfor day at 5 pm., .01; Precipitation deficiency, March, 10); Accumu'ative 1, October 1971, since .55; Precipitation Sun10 87; Accumulative excess, rise 6 12 a m. M S T. Sunset, 4 52 p m. M.S.T. prove Salt Lake City, Ogden, Sunny and warmer Thursday, increasconsidwith ing clouds Thursday night erable clouds Friday. Highs Thursday in low 50s and Friday in mid 50. Lows Thursday night near 30. Probability of measurable precipitation zero Thursday and 10 percent Thursday night. Utah Fair through Friday with ir hign cltucs nonh portion Friday Warmer west Thursday and over state Fnoay Lows Thursday night in 20 and lows 30s Highs Thursday 45 to 55 and Friday generally in 50s. Eastern Nevada fair Generally high Friday with increasing through msht nvrin portion Thursday cioucs and Friday. Warmer Thursday and Friday. Lows Thursday night in 20. High Thursday 40 to 50 and Friday in 50$. Southwest Idaho Increasing clouds late Thursday becoming pertly cloudy with chance showers northern mountains Thursday night and entire area Friday. Warmina Thursday and Friday. war 30s ThursLows In lower 20s to day night. Highs mostly 45 to 55 Thurs50a and Friday. day Idaho Southeast Fair Thursday. clouds Increasing Thursday night partly cijudy with chance becoming showers Warming Thursday Friday. and Friday. Lows teens to mid 20s. Highs mostly 40s Thursday and 45 to 55 .lng Friday. Four executive-leve- l pay three of them in the hikes Salt Lake County Recreation were approved Department Wednesday by county commissioners. They are: Gary C. Swensen, department administrator, $1,114 a month, up from $1,061, and Charles C. Baugh and Edward H. McGean, directors of parks and programs, respectively, 1.011, up from $965. Bruce L. Goates, administrator of the countys mental health program, received a raise to $1,420 & month, up from $1,353. Extended Outlook Saturday through Monday Utah Clearing north early Satur- fair through day Generally Monday. Mild temperatures. Highs 55 to 45. Lows mostly in 30s. Eastern Nevada fair Generally Monday. Mild temperatures. through High generally in 50s. Lows generally in 20 Chanct of rain and mow Wyoming showers otherwise fair to Saturday partly clouoy. Cooier Saturday. Warmer west Sunday end aast Monday. Highs m 30s and 40s and 50s lower elevations, low 46s mountains. Southard Idaha Cloudy north tarty generally Saturday, otherwise Monday. MPd temperaturas. through Highs m 50a. Lows in 20a, 30s. fir of of L a 1 1 e r day Saints, Ea st. M r s. Smith died Wednesday at her home of cancer. Friends may call at 260 E. South Temple, Tnursday from 6 to 8 p.m. and at the chapel Friday from 10:45 to 11:45 a.m. Burial will be in the Salt Lake City Cemetery. Mrs. Smith was vice president and past president cf Cieofan Literary Club, and was a delegate to the Salt Lke Council of Women and 453-llt- h the Women's of Bennetts Sales Co.. Salt Lake City. Mrs. Smith was an 1928 graduate Jesus Christ treasurer of Utah State Un- iversity. She also attended the University of Utah, where she was involved in many musical the Legislative Council for the Heofan. Other Offices Held She was vice chairman of the Sorosis Scholarship Fund and was past president of the Sorosis Alumni, Utah State Sorority, Salt Lake Chapter. She was a past PTA president and was a member of Alpha Chi Omega Mothers Club. At the time of her death Mrs. Smith was vice president cf Kenneth E. Smith Co., an appliance and home specialties business. She was also Anti-LD- S Bias Causes Some writers have reshaped history particularly early Mormon history to their own liking, Dr. Leonard J. Arrington, widely known Utah historian said Wednesday night. He spoke at an American West lecture at Mark H. Greene Hall art the University of Utah. "Manipulators of the Mormon Past, was the title of his speech. Such writers who reshaped Mormon history did so because the early Mormons Youth, Inc. were isolated and few knew them, and because the fiction of the time dealt with stereotypes, Dr. Arrington said. "Virtually all of the Youth, Inc., a nonprofit coraccounts of early Morporation working with the 2nd show signs the District Juvenile Court, will mon history assisted both God and writers get $10,000 from Salt Lake he said. nature, this County year. Two such writers were Kate apCounty commissioner Field and J. H. Beetle, he Wednesthe donation proved added. day after a county attorney noted that the opinion Newspaper Writer group's "purpose is directed by the Miss Field was a writer for court, a government agency. newspapers and in 1883 decidThe money, plus $2,000 for ed to travel west. She came to the Spit Latte Safety Council, Salt Lake City for a week and also approved Wednesday, stayed eight months. comes irom $141,000 ear"She soon found herself marked in the 1971 budget for Mormon women, hatpitying contributions. ing Mormon men and the new religion, Mr. Arrington said. Miss Field later presented a Schedule Water Meet lecseries of Utah water officials have tures, titled "the Mormon scheduled a session Friday at Monster. the State Capitol with a Cali"The theme of this lecture fornia water expert who has was Mormonism is deaf to in been heavily involved patriotism. At one one time she sang a song she said the cleanup and surveillance In connection with the Feb. 9 Los Mormons sang in the TaberAngeles area earthquake. nacle. One of Brigham Youngs Dan Roger Lawrence, dam sons heard the song and defor the safety engineer Department of Water scribed it as the sheepherd-er- s version of Do Da Day Resources, will tell members of the Utah Board of Water which contained some words Resources about repair work he hadnt heard since he was on the San Fernando and Van a boy, Dr. Arrington said. Mr. Beetle was a master of Norman dams. the witty retort and devastatMr. Law'rence is a graduate ing phrase, Mr. Arrington of Utah State University. said. U ,l Wrong Animal To Get Funds first-pers- Term in Prison Robert Chamberlain Hawks, East), was sentenced Wednesday to serve 1 to 10 years in the Utah State Prison by Third District Judge Bryant H. 53, 860 Edison St. (140 programs. As a member of the LDS Church, she served over 40 continuous years in the Primary as president and teacher. Visiting Teacher served as a visiting teacher supervisor in the Relief Society and was a Sunday School teacher. She also volunteered work at the Relief Society's Department of Social Services. A native of Salt Lake City, she was bom May 29. 1906, daughter of John Foster and Rose Wallace Bennett. She married Kenneth E. Smith . "2, lr"8 in the Salt Lake She LDS Temple. Surviving are her husband; two sons and three daughters, David B., San Diego, Calif.; Kenneth M., Mrs. Ralph L. (Rosetta) Gochnour, Elaine Louise, all Salt Lake City; Mrs. Dean F. (Mary Carol) 18 Bountiful ; Luddington, grandchildren; three brother, one sister, Sen. Wallace F., Washington, D.C ; Harold H., R'rhard S., Mrs. Elwood G. (Elizabeth) Winters, all Salt Lake City. s The family suggests be made to the Prirentri-button- mary Childrens Hospital. Hawks was found guilty March 3 of voluntary manslaughter in the death of Charles Ludwig Armstrong, 63, 858 Edison St. on May 1, 1970. During his trial Hawks testified he shot the victim in self defense after Armstrong attacked him with a knife. Autos Collide, 1 Overturns, Two Injured Three persons were injured collision seriously in a two-ca- r Wednesday at 12:53 a.m. at 0 East in which one vehicle was flipped on its side. 3605-110- were Injured Woltjen, 22, serious condition, 3605-110- Warner East, in Ann Cong-do- Ramona Ave. (1935 South), in fair condition; both at Cottonwood Hospital; and Candie S- '- lall, 24, 1057 Ramona Ave., in satisfactory condition at LDS Hospital where she was transferred from Cottonwood Hospital. Deputy Sheriff Jack Terry said Mr. Woltjen was southbound on 1100 East and was attempting to turn into hi driveway when his vehicle and the northbound car driven 25, 1057 by Miss Congdon collided. The Woltjen vehicle was flipped on its side. "He suggested that the Lion on Brigham Youngs Lion House was the wrong animal. He said it should be a bull Dr. Arrington added. "Beetle once described the residents of Heber City (I ' know why he picked on them) as a race of simple shepherds with reason scarcely above that of the sheep they drive, he said. Mr. Beetle first came to Salt Lake City in 1968. He worked for the Salt Lake Reporter, a newspaper, which he moved to Corrine, Box Elder County, where it went broke. He published a number of books on Utah and the West including "Life in Utah or the Life and Crimes of Mormonism. "Unfortunately, because of dont these writers, and others tendency to stereotype the Mormons, this has continued over into the 20th Century. The mind that sees people with a group image and makes no allowance for individual differences is a mind of prejudice. Dr. Arrington said. Dr. Arrington recently was appointed as distinguished lecturer by the Utah Boatd of Higher Education. Kis 'ectore is sponsored by the lTniversiy Center for Studies of tne American West and the departments of history and economics. Burglars made off with a movie projector, two cameras and jewelry, total value $360, from the home of Lester R. Ave. Gardiner, Police said a window near the front door was broken. 633-8t- h b""- - 5? lai-- r 1970 Dr recovered worth o( Oaso-tin- e 33)9l3th Fast, two briefcases, Cosmetics samples, $64 (car prowl). 3440-5tEast, two speakers, ski parka, two stereo tapes, $100 (car prowl). 4490 W. 4895 South, stereo, box of tools, $490 (truck prowl). 475 W. 5135 South, tachometer, $25 (car prowl). 23rd East 76th South, stereo, thret tapes, $85 (car prowl). 4010 Highland Dr , 24 Quarts of oil, 1? cans of oil and gasoline treatment, 37 windshield wiper blade refills and blades, $155 15. 420$ S Highland Dr , tools, $30. 72261330 East, tire end rim, $125 (truck prowl). 3523 Land Dr truck whatl hub $20 (truck prowl). 8838 1645 East, fiva gallons of caso-linvalue unknown (car prowl). 3084 Highland Dr., four wheel covers, value unknown (car prowl). 2684 E. 29fn ouuth, electric stove, $125. East, bicycle, value known. un- the Salt Lake period ended included: LDS Hospital Mr. and Mr. Kenneth Strasburg, S 4820 West, son. Mr. and Mrs. Dwant S. Egan, 7933 Ida Cl , son. Mr. and Mrs. Gaylen K. Bunker 231 University Village, son. Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert McLaws, 1507 E. 3930 South, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dalt L. Jvi, 1968 View St , daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Grob, 3391 Pioneer St., daughter. Mr. and Mr. Mlchatl P. lest, 3569-9tEast, son. 5273 St. Marks Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Garth Deverall, 3593 S. 5650 West, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nelson, 371( S. 3325 Wet, Granger, daughter Mr. and Mrs. James PemOe'ToR, 4347 S Highland Dr., daughter. Holy Cress Hospital Mr. and Mr. Brent Heyward Allen, 221 Lanev Ave, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Htiier, 4230 $. Highland Dr., daughter Mr. and Mrs. Brent McReynolds, 125? W 7th South, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Prank File. 4154 $. 2735 West, daughter Mr. and Mr. Otis J. Wright, ?7 Rosewood Dr , son Mr. and Mrs. Marvin R. Powell, East, son Mr. and Mrs Rowen Jones, 2372 pgnmryyn St , SOO Mr. end Mrs. John E. Stevous, 399 E. 33rd Souih, son. University Hospital and Mrs. Dennis Witfdisen, East, son Mr. and Mrs David Ross, 3346 Los Alfos Dr , daughter Mr. and Mrs. Claude White, 249 E. 55 Scjh, Sandv, flajotue'-MrRichard and Mrs. Iowa, 9f51st Ave , son M. and Mrs. David ArchuHte, 621 W. 1st North, daughter. Mr. l593-7t- Valley West Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. McIntosh, 7686 W. Gienwood Dr., Magna, South Davis Community Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pelton, N. 4th East, Cf'e'" e. son Cottonwood Hospital E Gust Ave , son Mr. and Mrs. Lyle E Burton, 93 cn W l.on Ave , Murray, Mr end Mrs Howard R. Jackson, W 60?0 bouth 17 son Mr aro Mrs Jonn W McKea, 75 E 905 South, Sandy, dauaMer Dtan Mrs and Mr. Perry, 67M 1620 East dauter. Steve Taylor, 79? Mr end Mr Ponderosa Dr., Sandy, sen. i's S. June Fetrrson Peterson Married A. Lake City. employe, husband; m o th a r , stepfa-ther, Mr. and Mrs N o r m a n Curtis, Laka Salt City; son, all Salt Lake City; Mrs. Melvin (Bermere) Hansen, Bountiful; Mrs. Luella Penny, Texas; naphaw, Fu neral Saturday, 2 pm., 36 E. 7th South, where friends call Friday, M p m., Saturday prior to servlets Burial Salt Laka City Cemetery. Survivors: C. Peacock, South, died March g in a Salt Lake ? hospital of natu- - i rat causes. Dorn 'i 1890 6, Sept Mayfield, Sunoetef , to Mag County nus and Johannah Abel-JChristiansen Wil in. Married Peacock 1 Dec. 1911, 23, M, 70 E. 7th ents; sisters, vn, 7 ? he died Temple; Feb 20, 1949 Salt! Lake resident 21 f years. Survivors: fI daughter, sons, Sher- j Woodruff, rill, M j. Lauritz I (Lola) (fast all Sait Laka City. grandchildren; sister, Thomas Robert (R a n a a) Mrs 11 M great- - Sophia A. Johansen children, 20 John, brothers, David, Cleveland; Carbon County; stepKenilworth, brother, Lew Buffmire, Monroe, Sevier County. F'ineral Friday, p m. Cleveland LDS Ward Chaoel. Friends call Fausett Mortuary, Price, Thursp.m., chapel Friday one day, hour prior to services. Burial Cleveland City Cemetery. James D. Neilson NEW HARMONY Washington James Dietrlck Neilson, County New Harmony, died March 30 in a Ceciar City hospital ot natural causes. Born May 17. 1888, Ironiown, Iron County, to James D and Caro line Fox Neilson Married Emily Aoelia Grant June 21, 1909, Para-wasolemnized, St. George LDS Survivors: sons, Temple widow, daughters; Keith, Parowen; James Dovie, New Harmony; Mr. John O Riellian, Idaho Falls, (liene) Idaho; Mrs R. G. (Shirley) CharlMrs. Max ton, Ytriogson, Nev.; 10 Mechem, Milford, (Marguerite) granachildren; 12 great grandchildren, brother. Royal, Provo. Funeral Saturday, 2 p.m. New Harmony LDS Ward Chapel. Friends call Southern Utah Mortuary, Cedar City, Friday p m., chaoel Saturday noon prior to servlet. Burial New Harmony Cemetery. i. Jerold C. Fowler Weber County RlVERDALE, Jerold Clement Fowler, 58, d ed March 30 in an Ogoer, hospual o a heacement Born April l, 19'2, CgcJen, to Clement ana Glenna Wilson powlar. Married Myrtle V Dxcn Feb 1931, Switchman Ogden Oaden Union Railway and Depot Co, 44 year. Member LDS Church, Brotherhood o Railway Trainmen. Survivors. widow, sons, dauanters, jerold Bent Jeffery Scott, Mrs. LVar (Joyce) Wiinams, Mr Jonn (Pamela) Marnnez, Mrs Robert (Lynda) DeVries, all Ogden, Mrs. Georqa (Sally) Stegileh, Roy, Weber Countv; 1 2 grandchildren, broker, sister, Dale (Jean) John F , Roy, Mrs Ruc' Sunset Funeral Fr.c o m. Lmdouist and Sms Cclonta. Chapei, whcre fnenos call Tiursaay, 79 pm, Friday one hour prior , services. Burial pending Judy R. Bloxham DGDii ( Fu ral u e$ for Judy Maria Castle Reader Bicaham, 48, who oi?d March J7 of imufies an automobile accident m suffered Tex , March 21. h li be Palestine, at 3 p m., Lindauis end Sarcav Sons Colonial Chacei, Ocoeo, where friends call Friday 79 pm, SaturV inn, day prior to sewces Bo'h sota. Married Franc's H Reader May 15, 1957, E'ko, Nev.; he Oct. 5, I960 Married Mr Bichm. Ogden re' dent 25 years Merroer CatnoNc Ch.yrch husSurvivors band, on, Pex Mertm Reeder u 3. Army, Ft. Ord, Ca.f ; grandchild. Rachel B. Woolley Rlhoe REXBURG, IDAHO Wo' ipy, 68. fcrmpr Salt Lake res dnt, Marh 3) et he' Of natu-a- l cues. Born No 1, Park C'ty Un, to Sarnuni C Mejd Tn.fna ( arrM Marred ert Irv n Wogiiev, June 18, Sa't Lar Ctv Idaho rerident dd Park. ' 1902, and Rob1927, Snra husband, daughter, j o a h) Brvsnn, Rexberg FERRON. County Mvtl T Olsen, 75,Emery died March 90 at her home of natural causes. Born My 24, 1896, Ferron, fo Henry and Nell Jorgensen Married Thompsen. Leonarcf Olsen, Sept. 24, 1913, FenJ. ron; he died April I, 1956. Mem ban LDS Church. Survivors: sons daughters, Douqlas, Anaconda, Mom.j Donnold, Anchorage, Alaska; Dae Mrs. Aleen Fowler, both Ferron? Elsie Mr. Hiidbren), Syracuse r N Y.; Mrs. Leah Krompal, Price; Id g r e n o c h lid r e n; ) Mrs. PemtiHd arandchildren; lister, River, Emery -County; stepbrother, Deffon ThomiA . son. Salt Lake City. Funeral Setun day 1pm. Ferron LDS Ward Cua el. Friends call Friday, 9 p ns, Fauset Mortuary, Castle Dale, era ' el, Saturday one hour prior to aru vices. Burial Ferron Cemetery. Thomas J. Bryan : MURRAY Thomas J. Bryan, 6& Stretlar St., died Mercn Mm of Murray hospital undetermined causes Cause or death pending re. port from state medical examiner7 office. Born Jan. 28, 1908, Ashland Mont ; to Thomas J. and Eveieerv Kennedy Bryan. Married Seiedomo Franco March 23, DiMien, 1956, Mont. Formar employe, Kalbad Lumber Co.. Murray, Survivors; widow; son, daughter, Joe, Rosa both Murrav; stepson, Lupe Rosales. Murray,, f unerel Fr.dar 10 a m. 372 E 1st call South,, where friends 30 Thursday, Friday prior to services. Burial pm., Mt. Calvary Cam tery. Esther W. Heines OGDEN Esther Whitt died March 31 in an Ooden Hem, hosot tai of natural causes. Born Sept. 20 1893, Swenlake, Idaho, to Floyd F. and Susan E Bowies Whitt. Married William Anton Heines March 1912, Ogden. Member LDS Church, Survivors- husband; son, daughter, , Mrs. J L. (Alta) StandJohn Ray ing , both of Ogden; Mrs. Freed Stakes, Sacramento, Calif ; Mrs. 13 Harry iRta) Judy, Burns, 77, ), qrandcnlldran; brother, Cemetery. 31 Dr; sisters, Roy Smithfield, Cache County; Mrs. L'lhe B. Wellwork. Sacramento Mrs Alt Breese. Cathedral City, Calif. Funer al Saturday, ) Myes Mortu ar y, Ogden, werepm, friends call Friday Saturday prior to services pm, Burial North Morgan ctmetery Hilda M. Katwjk Hilda Maroaret Jacobson Katwylr. 66, 2490 Green St , dug March 31 at her home of natural causes. Born Oct. 26, 1904, Molndal, Sweden te August and Hilda Amanda Anderson Jacobson. Married Leonard Ketwyk April 29, 1927, Salt Lake LDS Tern pie. Came fo Utah 1922. Survivors? husband, Salt Lake City.-sondaugh ters, Thomas Milton, Eugene, Ore.f Mrs S. M. (Cementine) Young, Fre mont, Calif ; Mrs. Ronafd G (Rosa Mario) Adams, Salt Lake City; IS grandchildren; brothers, sisters, FhiN lip, Mrs A. B C. (Anne) Ohlsen Mrs. Swen (Lmnee) Splut, Mrs. Eo wm (Rosa) Spiut, Mr i. Knutt (Inez) Borg, Mrs Lars (Lillian) Johanson. Mrs Lee (Ingeoorp) Biuck, a'l Saif lake City; Hildmg, Minnesota; Mrs, Eric (Karlnn) AckeHInd, Caltfornlai Wilhelm, Sweden. Funderel pending. A. B. Martin - A B OGDEN Martin, 6d. died March 30 at en Oodun hespitaf ef natural causes. Born May 16, I9t, Ab to and Sarn Liberty, M'ss, Marned tula Mae Kmg Mertm Married Moore, divorced Luverf v i June 17 I9r Prsion, Inano. Hill Air Foce Base, Anrhnie, Mmbnr New Zon Baptist Chu-eAmnnran Lea'On Pc jt No. 66 Veter an WW U, US Army. Survive-widow, sons, daughter, J. C., H F., Annie Merit, all of Baton Mps Rouge, L , 14 yrandch'idren? mfv er, McComb, Miss Fure.-a- l Friday I pm Myers Mortuary, Ogden, where fnends call Thursday, 79 pm Burt al Rose Hill Cemetery, McComb. Nick Less Ntak "LSkats" Less, It t47 5 Mam, ded March 31 in a Saif Lake nursing home of natural ceuv es Born Jan. 1, 1690, Me!ne Greece, to Mr and Mrs Dlmtrixi Member. Holy Arcad-aG'eex Orthocox Church; Brotherhood Survlvnrbrother, sisGreece ters, I Funer; Friday, pm.. Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church Thursday Prtstr E 7th 6 T m 36 , South, whee p caM Thursday, p.m. Burial Mt O' vet Cemetery. B Perburg 3 qrand'hilorn: brotnr, LnRov. Sait Lak City, Kenneth , Mea, Anz. cuneri Friday 1 pr n Fiamm Funeral Hre-e- , e Craig Locher, of Salt Lake City, grandmoth-- 1 Mrs. dr, Edra ' ' v tdmen. Self Lake City. Funeral Saturday 12 View LDS Stake Center, 3 Vai' E. 39th South. Friends call i Hlqhland Dr. Friday, pm., ch el Saturday one hour prior to vices. Burial Wasatch Mtmer (Diana) an Nathala J. Clark C'ty S B t C. Park, 5910 CLEVELAND, Emery County Ann Johansen, 83, died Sophia March 30 at a Price hospital of natural causes. Born Oct 5, 1887, Winter Guarters tarpon County, to John G. and Margaret Howells Timothy. Miarried Charles Anton Johansen, Dec. 15, 1913, Cas.la Dale; he died Aug 29, 1943. Member LDS Church; Relief Socety. $urvivcrs. sorts, Venton, daughters, Max D., Lloyd boih Price; Charles M , Roy E., both Elmo, Emery County; Eligah T , Anza, Calif , Glenaon L., Cleveland, Mrs. Doyle vEumce) Chatwm, Salt Lake City, Mrs Robert (Leah) Neilan, Bellflower, Cald , 31 grand- Burial . oreib Mrs. Anfono Salma, Sevier County. Funeral Saturday, 1 pm. Emery LDS Friends call Ward Chapel. East Filoav, pm., chapel Saturday prior to servlets. Burial Emery Cemetery feexburg. par brothers,MerBrant, 6. Mrs, T. W. Myrtle T. Olsen lard Harry t brother, sisters. Bert, Mrs. SteMg Edwards, Mrs. Marvin (Ruby) Jack 31 Surivors Nadi's and Erma "Sharia" Emma C. Peacock 1345 r f Peter-so- 22, 1955, Erma Sharia Edman Commu- solem-Emery; nized, Mantl LDS Petersen, Cumberland Dr , died March 91 at her home of natural causes. Born June I, 1955. Slt Lake City, to WiF ford E. and Erma Edmen. Towler 14, Emma 801 Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Leroy Burke, 38 H. nity Church; Masonic Lodoe; 32nd Degree Mason, Scottish Rita Acacia Lodoe Survivors widow; son, Alvin Salt .... L., Lake City; ? qranncmldren Funeral Friday, 2 pm, 4670 Hiahland Dr. p m , where friends rail Thursday, Friday hour prior to services. Burial Murrav Cemetery. In Mr. and Mrs. David C. Ehnmgtr, 1902 W. 3350 South, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. James O. Walker, 2937 W. 920 South, son. Mrs. E. and Mr. Timothy Bengtzen, 1164 Whitlock Ave, son. Mr. and Mr. Grodon Stewart, 2263 Lake St , son. Mr. and Mr. F. Gary Bland, 67$ W. 3500 South, son Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Kinnen- Dp., daughter. Mi, 2395 Bernerdme Eric Mrs. Kiesier and Mr. East, daughter. Mr. and Mr. Ivan $. Pearson, 465 Garfield Ave , on Mr. and Mr. Joseph A. Schurlng, 466 W. 2320 South, Murrav, dauqhter. Mr. and Mr. Gary L. Kingery, 1728 Lake St . daughter. Mr. and Mr. Fred C. Sharp, 131 Woodlawn Ave., deuqhter. Mr. and Mr. Gordon G. Gjll, 2609 Spring Haven Dr., daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Stevan Trageaglt, 1628 E. 12500 South, Draoer, gaugh-te- r LOS 14 Temple, veers. Survivors. son, daug ter a, R bert, Wallace Mrs. Merit C both of Sait Lake CTVt Ohmart, M'S Amos (Gladys, Sareentt Caoen; Mrs Ktnn C Slater RiOpe cpet, Calif ; Mrs Earl (AAaxinek Seif, Anoe'sen, Culif ; 11 granochUd ren, ?4 r grandchildren, broth er Coien H Meied, Idaho. Funeral Saturday noon, East, wher fnends call Friday, pm.. Satyr av one hour prior to services. iurW ai Salt Lake City Cemtrery. vivors- wid ?randchildren; Births Births reported area during tha 9 p.m. Wednesday La-- Member, Cafe LDS Church. Sur- - , Salt Lake Member, City Holladay car speaker; '4 Idaho, Sait'tmpu t worker, BUI and Jane Rowan Edison Bertie Thefts Owned mercantile business with husband Holbrook, Former Married South State, cassette tape, toy airplane, recovered, suspect arrest- - $2.25 son, Jones, March 34tn ? he died pie, 17. 1929 March Salt dediv ents ana eng Hagie Sweeten. Marneg Menace Cragun. Auo 23, 1899 Salt Lae LDS Tem Aug John Henry Ellison, 62 Ln , ry 30 In a $$ March v Salt Lake nursinq home of natural causes Born Nov. 2, 1888, Murrav, to Mathew Thom-a- s West, candy bars; re arrested covered,W. luvanile re5415 South, cosmetics; 4098 covered, luvenile released to par- Robert A m Edna John Henry Ellison 4122 S. 4000 srt Jensen. Arthur )S Sweet e G.j.en rest ct natural causes Bnrn 19, M e n d tf79. n. o Cache County. 9881 31, LDS Survivors: 1916, idum Shirley Brent, Salt Laka City; on grandchild; brother, Alvin Delbert, Salt Lake City Funeral ?turda, 2 pm, 4330 S. Redwood, where friends call Friday P m , and Saturday one hour before services Burial, Wasatch Lawn Memonai Park. Shopliftings Susan diec en home In Coaivliie Company, years two tires, ont 33 sri-- 4?25 56, superintendent conof of ToN struction bee Construction $42 Alta Steward, Meacew, ra Ceu,',y Fe-a- l F'Kaav, 1 am, Sal in Second Ward chapal. Friends cal Anderon. Chjrch, ow, F M jyna Jensen 7th East, died March 30 in " a Sait Lake hospiof tal natural causes Born June 5, 1935, Salt Lake City, to Roy and Member Chevrolet Cf M MsrrlidAuo Elna7, 1937, servec stake misoru vears. s sons daughter J.af E Chares L (Cnaoj, pn Saimes Te SenMrs(Florence) Jensen,Gvuen Grant (Naca) vito , tJ grand soq Tnree Rves, Cn men, 26 'eat Qrandch. wrer C s er$, brothers. Con O , both Seme Lt '""I Cev, Gladys 17 bjrvivb-- Susan S. Cragun to W and Gertrude Jensen, 14 school ew OGDEN 91, Craoun, Paimer, Alvin Alice Farrow Plym- ed A- 26 A n c e d BV A c a a e m v P'CVT , teeine-counselor, P Utah, Born May 19)4, Ogden, E. 33rd South, $200 cash 4085 W 5415 South, two pairs of boots, 150. Cl. 60 soda poo 6288 Jamestown bottles, SB gun, $17 40. electric clock, palp 6893 Jefferson, Of sunqiasses, $4 cash, $28. 31929th East, Apt. 4, $42 cash. Hlqhland i causes. 791 3648 5 o, o Ht Jensen Funeral om, Thurscev 9 pm, and Fncav on hour before se vices. Bur.ai, Pioneer Cemetery, Sa me II. C. Andersor. Burglaries East, On. Tuttb H. C. (Andvl Anderson. Shenna $t., died ' March 30, 1971, at home of natural Redwood Rd . Rav W. Dyer, 25, 3176 5th cast, was struck, action pend no. Ln., zr, ejt. Ogden; Mrs Sheldon San Francisco; iCleo) Brmn, Clear eld, Utah. Mrs. Blame (Ooai) Gailev. Salt Lake City. Funeral Saturday 1 f the Dawn, pm Larkm Chapel Ogoen. where friends call Friday 7? P m , Saturday prior to services. Bur iai Ogden City Cemetery. 5. Wander 'C P0f'v Cofemere, Mrs Oscar Assault, Battery 451$ 6 (Vera) Complaints registered with the Salt th Sherif during Lake County period ended at 9 am. Wednesday include: wheel, ora-- St, 4 7 (Judyt Garrison Currber'and Grandchildren; ststers, Mrs Flovd Sheriffs Docket 3250 S'Pn s; I West omt, to Henry J Oti and Mary Patterscn Lambert Married James p jjy 5. Tuttle April K33, Salt Lake LDS he Temple, d'ed 1965. Former iesident Odoen, Idaho Falls loaho Pocateiio, Idaho; Beverly Hills, Cahf. Nurse Survivors son, dauqtver, Jamer L, Fountain VaNev, Cant ; Mr?, Robert Recovered Stolen Vehicles South Temple, outh Duster 1980 Ave , (7113902). years Juryts Laura 6roe L'r Tne grenof )Crer' 2 o dint C'fid Mirch 30 in Onoerlund hn$ Pfai ot natural Born causes. Macn l, 1912, Br?Uh West, Sfh North, blcvcl,. value unknown. ?',0 Sharman Ave , wrench, tir, and wheel. S0 (car cowl! 2090 S. Hiohland Dr., undetermined number ot tires (truck prowl). 997-th East, $17 cash. W 4 . Mam Sc te ' Erma L. lr 257 ' CUMBERLAND, CANALUMBiA. DA Erma Lamport Tube unknown c. $1 39 (car orowU. 508 C St, 1C? B St . live c ec of ooc S 5. W Temple uitcjse, I'o papers. bri?ca5e cHhipg S AMm 1000 t.ve suit, clotmng, tace oecK S&65 fear r owi) r (j ..oufh State two credit caids, tear license, n, onver s ii prowl 2V 4th Ave . br.fcase containing books. $55 (car prowl! 340 6th East, battery, $20 (tar Prowl PI 68 Gordon Mjrse conta r na tredlt cards, checkbook, $5 cash, money oroer (car prcwll C St , radio, 2C1 cutf'e baa sleeolno bad tent, knapsack, coat, $1?5 (car prowl) ?6dC Wasatch Dr . tools. $65 (car growl) Aye, two hubcaps, $23 prowl) (car 2559-5East, rwo hubcaps. $20 (car prowl! $68 1248 Colorado St., bievcl HO) E. 6th iouth, bicvcl, vfi'Uf unknown 1519 Edison S.., trailer, value unknown 815 13th East, bievde, value un known nth South 3rd West, driver's license, Identification card, value unknown, E 1063 JHt South, radio Blaver, J, taw. value unknown (car daughter. Home Burglars Bag 8360 Loot C pro.). vae tique bcttie, Cali-lorn- ia Croft. business leader, will be Friday at noon in T hirty-thir- d Ward Chapel, Church Expert Cites n Wyoming Partly cloudy Thursday, snow showers mountains. Friday partly cioudy east, Increasing cloudiness west and with scattered snow mountains chance of ram or snow showers spreading into west portion. Colder Thursday. Warmer Friday. Highs Thursday 30s anj lo v 40s, lower elevations, Low mountains. niohts, mountains. 0s, Highs Friday mostly mountains. Mary B. Smith, 64, Dies At Home, Rites Friday Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Bennett Smith, 64. 466 Douglas St., civic, church and County Auditor Gerald R. Hansen opposed the concept, saying the county attorney's office should pay for the trip then ask to be reimbursed at a budget reopening later this year. Parfc ag 'en p tn. ld.er 'n zeo Mat! e $ s t to N e Me-- r 1. endues, Phd! psou'Q. Kan51 M i'cn.c f. te ai se'v ces Fr a rn y ntsh Lodge No 7, Park. C ty, F rnds call Oipin ParK C tv 7 9 Vci'ay Fr oav Thursday pm P' cr to services. Burial Mt. Ouef Cemetf v 1060 Chevrolet. JMO, Av,West, i9ol Cao uac 410 1st 5t9 N U'h ie s:o: si s a C r. of 23. M o A F?ert avn ty (. no Count, T Incit sr re Park set. Si 30. Sc o E .$ K IS AVrr-'-L TtftT 7 Nbv. s o Aar P Par 29 cent to me ena'fl I ' C3'te' r 80 v Is s at E Marcn at heme rn Emm n$ Mar. Sal r' C 5? 1 JO-- k C C KT ector, weTcnes iee-r- to R ea.ses ec . m e m r e CU two television East, ea es a c ed wej'a k n5 Yaror e O' La e tvee Ja e .O Sever County SAL-n- he r fa feen oja k sn ana S W nto 6th Scbth 1st West, co'or te'evison et s:.v T419 hawood Cl., two pairs of Sk s 440 Cin: Mo r Emma R. Herbert -- q, 4, 10 - t C t TY Jenks S Mar;n cf I An application to increase the size of residential lots near the Hclladav business district will be heard by Salt Lake County commissioners May 12. Associated The Property Owners of Holladay asked for a change that would rezore the area to call for single-famil- ( d JfOa. Chtcaoo St, Teresa 5 ; was struck. N 22 Ocaoo c on HO 1, 1971 NFPHI Jones Clirk, 9 March 29 In a Ntphi rest hemp dm f natural causes. Bom Nov. 4 ipi Lak City, to Nathaniel Vey and Jantt Inn Jones. Married Benjamin T Clerk, Juna 12. 1906, $eG he died ',b lake I D5 Tempi 196 Survivors daughter, Mrs. NG (Natt) Johnson, Nephi, I grar(dch id fO, 7 a'Cat - C'andnnuren sioe services Frday Lake City Cemetery Gte-- U B.m. I v Bait ' |
