Salt Lake Tribune | 1971-06-04 | Page 34

10 K unf 4. liffl The Sait Lake Tribunr, Friday, Sale Ends Davis Show For Young Slocknien ' ?cial to The Tribune a MIN GT0N . choicest cattle, - hogs The and Iambs of young area fanners were auctioned Thursday, t concluding the 35th Annual Intermountain Junior Fat Stock Show at the Davis County Fairgn unds. Over 150 Club and Future Fanners of America members paraded 70 head of cattle, 76 hogs and 118 lambs for judging and sale during the three day show. The exhibitors came from all over Utah and some parts of Idaho. The annual show is sponsored by the Salt Lake Area Chamber of Commerce, Davis County Commission and the State of Utah as a youth educational activity. The shows purpose is to ; -- create a greater interest and appreciation for the production and marketing of better livestock by rural youth. The Producers Livestock Marketing Assn, presented a $25 U.S. Savings Bond to Kerry Wangsgard, Huntsville, and Ken Harris, Cedar Fort, for the highest scoring hog. Dana Beck, Alpine and Chad Merrell. Garland, were awarded a $25 bond for the highest scoring prime Hampshire lamb by the hartford Insurance Co. Special judging awards went to. FFA and flttme showmanship, cattle: first, Ycooy Green, Lavton, Green. Layton; third, Jim Anderson, Bear Ri,er City, FFA and fitting showmanship, Box first, Denrus Rasmussen, hogs Eider; second. Bill Gale, Box Eloer; thirc. Dam r Perkins, Hanguitcn. F FA and fitting showmanship, tombs: firsi, Loyi KofviJ, B'lyriiin City; second, Shawn Olsen, Spenh Fork; David Hess, Garlana. H fitting and showmanship, cattle; firs., Dave Hill, '(aviviii, second, Dewn Holmgren, Bear River City; third, Christine Burt, Lear River City. fitting and showmanship, hoe: first, Roy Arnold, Lehi; second. Kris Soper, Panguitch; third, Jeffrey Harris, Spanish For. AH fitting and showmansmp, lambs: first Jerri n'oser, Preston; second Clayton Moser, Preston; third, Barry Hor-t- o Honyvilie. Rosette cattle: Blair West, Spanish For, AH; Merrill West, Spanish Fork, FFA; Ty Tingev, Soanisn Fork, Rosette hogs: Derraiene Harris, Spanish Fork, AH; Jerry Shepherd, Spanish Fork, FFA; Jay Phillip-- , Sprngvrile, FFA; Jeff Hem, Spanish Tork. Kent Harris, Cecar Fort, FFA; Wayne Shepherd, Spanish Fork. FFA. kosett lambs: Lee Brooks, Henefer, FFA; Jerri Moser, Preston, AH; Dana American John Fork, Beck, AH; Tnna Pace, Coal-vnHanna, Price, Morgan Mott, Smithfield, won the Western State Angus and Utah Angus Assn, trophy. History Panel Nominates USU Site, Express Trail Ellen B. Proctor S.L. Police Docket Ellen w.th $at Com points registered the Lae CiW police during period ending at 9 am. Thwrsaav Incluoeo. Assault, Battery 1735 24, Nett Temple S West Tern lie; S was Burglaries tsn? S 0th Week cash $100 222 W 17h South, radios, lighter, S4l 777 W !7tn South, dictaohone, radio, lighters, calculators, S62O. East, stereo radio, tape deuK, tapes, revoas. shoes, fcuu, earohones, lights, $64 98. S6 W. 3rd North, ood 330 S West Temple, !e 4 recorder, rad 0, $200. 1750 Oak Springs Dr couches chair?, iiOO. 4io st Ave., nothing taken. 1023 Elm, sewmq machine, 1150. 1)21 Yale brvcles $J3 1526 S 6th West, saddles, saddle bacs, bridle, sours, saddle pad, $60. 129 McClelland, Apt. 1, watches, camera, food, iy; watches recovered 1876 Lake St , cash, briefcase trumpet, rase, tape recorder, tape deck, $922 647 E. 3th South, stereo, speakers, records, $112. nC3 550. oft drink March $ 1210 W. 8th South, field glasses, toaster, clock, towels, gnll, dishes, 90. s can s, cc;ts, kn'e, $lf7 Car Trowls, Strips purse, checks, 530. C St., golf clubs, $400. 7th Ave ih 5 Main, hubcaps, $115. Cast, gasoune vacuum East, suitcases, ruq jhampooer, cleaner, 710 E. 2nd South, cameras 37 E. 1st South, sleeping bag, lantern holder, fishing thes, clothing, $C0 1121 5th E. South, gas tank, 550 13th S 2nd West, pistol, leathar ease shells. East; mirrors, wire, $25. 2900 W 8h South, stereo, pistol, holster, rlhe. stereo tapes. $320 40 W 5th South, purse, glasses, cash, Mam, $47 744 12th &. West, battery. wallet. Robbery Utah State Universitys Old Main Building and a section of the Pony Express trail that crosses Utah have been nominated to the National Register of Historic Sites. The nominations were made at a meeting of the Governors Historic end Cultural Review Committee The committee Wednesday. also named several other homes and sites to the state register and eight homes to w'hat it calls its Century Home Register. Sites Still In Use Old Main, still being used on the Logan campus, once housed administrative offices and classes of the Agricultural College of Utah, later Utah State Agricultural College. The Pony Express or Overland Stage route runs from Wyoming down through Echo in the Wasatch Front, Salt Lake City, Fairfield in Utah County and then on through V. fl Nevada and eventually Sacramento. Another trail, the Hastings Cutoff which took the Donner party across the Salt Flats to its eventual disaster in the Sierra Nevada, was named to the stale register. It runs from Salt Lake City around the south edge of the Great Salt Lake and enters Nevada at Pilots Peak. On State List Also named to the state register were the presidents house at Utah Stale University, the Old Rock Church at Pa.'i van, the Enos A. Wall Mansion (now the LDS Business College) in Salt Lake the City, Alpine Meeting House in Utah County, Camp Floyd in Utah County, Ft. Rawlins in Provo, the Thur-be-r Relief Society Home in Bicknell (Wayne County) the John Moses Browning Home in Ogden, and the Bames-Gibso- n Home in Kay dlle. 1st South 2ath West $16 wallet, cash, 3rd South, cash, $62; three sought. W. 151 suspects Shopliftings 9th North, candy, $.57; recovered; iuvenrie arrested. 1426 W. 9th North, claarettes, gum, recovered; iuvem'e arrested. $7; 1362 Foothill, blouse $16; recovered, suspect arrested. 150 N. 8th West, fuses, $ 98; recov-reiuvenri arrested. 15 S. Mam, blouses; $15; recov1406 W ered; juvenile arrested. 213 S. Mam, bethinq suit, $15; two juveniles arrested. 656 E. 2nd South, gelatin; recovarresred. suspect ered; 750 E. 21st South, toy $1 29; Juvenile arrested h East, darts, $59; recovered; juvenile arrested. 3rd S. State, blouse, $9.98, recov. ered. 64 E. 9th South, makeup, $7.75, recovered. 257 S. Main, powder, 155. Stolen Vehicles St., E. 65 1964 The Sait Lake City Commission voted Thursday to request the Ford Motor Co. to continue its studies of the citys airport transportation problems. The continuation was rec-- 1 ommended last week by the Salt Lake City Citizens Advi- sory Committee on Airpjrt , Improvements. In Thursdays action, the commission also agreed to request the airlines to cooperate with Ford by supplying Police Find Heroin, Drug Items Special to The Tribune SOUTH SALT LAKE South Salt Lake police have recovered $100 worth of heroin and more than 150 pills found when they were assisting an ambulance in picking up a man at 2144 Major St. (50 East), Chief Robert C. Wilkins. announced Thursday. The drugs were found in a tree and near a house when Chief Wilkins and Lt. Kenneth Simpson responded to a radio call to assist the ambulance. Also recovered were se eral syringes. Confiscated in addition to the heroin were 127 methadone pills and 26 nembutal pills. Chief Wilkins said. The investigation is continuing under the direction of Sgt. J. C. Kirk, he said. Fall at Funeral Injures Youth A youth suffered shoulder Injuries Thursday vhen he fainted and fell from a stair railing during funeral services for Henry Albert Sexton at 532 Calvary Baptist Church, E. 7th South. Bobbv Coulter. 16, 139 Jeremy St. (840 West), tainted near til close of the He was treated .t Holy Cross Hospital and released to a private physician. The church was filled durSexing the service for young died who Sunday of ton. 17. 24 in a suffered May injuries staff ie accident. requested historical operational data so Ford could complete a computer study of the operation of the dynamic aircralt parking and loading concept recommended by the Ford plan. Citizen Committee Approval Mayor J. Bracken Lee and Parks Commissioner Conrad B. Harrison, in charge of Salt Lake City International Airport, both emphasized approval of the citizens committee recommendations does not constitute endorsement of Ford plans. They also said it should be spelled out that further studies would be strictly at Fords expense. The committee recommended the action in a letter to the commission May 27 after Don C. Albin, Chicago, manager of airport planning for United Air Lines and chairman of an airline special study group, announced that since Air Transport Assn, of America (ATA), an alliance of all airlines, had rejected the Ford plan for Salt Lake City, there would be no further action by the airlines. Plans Meet Later Thursday A. Dale Peak, United Airlines manager in Salt Lake City, said UAL officials will meet in Salt Lake City next week. The airlines have not closed the door, he said. Study and action groups participate in airport plans all over the country to anticipate future needs for such studies "cant be put aside. Ford has proposed the construction of a huge transportation center near the Salt Palace with guidea, driverlers vehicles for transportation to and directly to parked aircraft at Salt Lake International. However, the firm has indicated its willingness to continue the study if requested and to modify original plans to the satisfaction of all concerned. The past studies have been at Ford's expense. Park Li-d- s isitors Special to The Tribune ZION NATIONAL PARK -Park officials have announced one perthat 98,995 visitors cent fewer than last year visited the park during May, bringing the year's total to 590.531. .d y 27, $ Ak LOUiSa17. 174' IM I f LDS5V paugn- - u 1 It I Secveo Eastern ; Chervglet, East, bicycle. Foothill, bicycle E. 21st South, bicycle. Nocturne, bicycle 27th-8tEast, radio, $25. Memory Grove, Quitar, $50. 634 S. West jempie, check, $136. 2144 E. 17th South, bench, chairs, 1400 1300 1138 $375. - dairv V- products. East, bicycle Sigsby Ave., bicycle, $100. Park St., clothing, $35. Hubbard, clock radio, $31, 2179-9t- n East, $100. 654 E. 3rd South, cash, $102. 427 Douoias St., bicycle, $75, recovered. 1246 2nd Ave., bicycles. 745 E South Temple, bicycle. 1269 F. 1st South, bicycle. 1282 Carousel, bicvcle. 2nd East and 6th South, wallet, 1407 459 318 to cash, $10. 2nd Ave , bicycle $73. East, bicvcle, $70. 141 Ed!son, bicycle, $70. N 1080 American Beauty Dr. bicvcle, $40 1121 E. 21s South, bcvcle, $25. 165 S West Temple, money bag, cash, chanae, $30 09. 4th Avenue end N Street, vase, 23rd South and Highland Drive, 763 furniture. Sheriffs Docket Complaints registered with the Salt Lake County sheriff's Office dying the period ending 9 e.m. Thursday include: Assault, Battery 9100 S. 3744 N. Wasatch Blvd., John Banks, little Cottonwood; was assaulted; further action pending. 1748 W. 1350 South, Fred Krause, 2849 E. 2880 South, was assaulted; funner action pending 127 E. 7460 South, scoff Falrmount, no address listed was beaten; further action pending. 9400-3r- d East, William Blue, 9422170 East; assaulted. Erqlaries ' 4317 W. chine, South, horoscope i $42w. ma- 3333-9tEast, sewing machine, vacuum cleaner; recovered; two suspects arrested 6990 $ State, motorcycle parts. 79.7 Maurice, fishing equipment; $20. paint, 1945 E. 70th South cas, $30.41. 4760 Highland Dr , guitar, $60. 333 W 33rd South, food, eoft drinks, milk, $30. Car Prowls, Strips 5135 $110 4380 S. 4566 stereo, tapes West, W. 5640 South, stereo, speakers, tapes, $34 E 2657 2980 South, tape deck, tapes, $169. 744423rd East, $60. 2601 Evening Star Dr., stereo, 46. tares, 2570 E. 33rd South, stereo, tapes, $178 S. 17th West, vacuum, blan33rd guitar, briefcase, $821.50 3271 E. 33rd South, tire, fir srreo, ker. mount. 8299 $30. sare Toe of the World Dr., battery, 476 Highland Cl Cavalier 2362 , battery. Shopliftings 4?3P S Cigars, $85 ..O')! $3 5h, 4835 Redwood Rd cigarettes. luvenie arrested , a 27th West, poster, jewelry, juvenile arrested. Highland Dr., biovtes; suspect arrested 360 West, tennis balls, $2 49, recovered; iuvenile released to 27th S parents h East, makeup, $1; recov red; Juvenile arresfed. Found Property Stolen Vehicles East, 1949 El Cammo South, 19o3 Chevrolet Soi'th, 1969 Yamaha 1374 L 33rd 3275 W 2650 morcvcie 3711 S s 4iR0 4999 Chevrolet State, ?rd we Porsche. 959 Ford. 18 Recovered Stolen Vehicles 58 S 37th Wst 1969 Ford 10400 S. 1350 Mest, 1963 Chevrolet. 32nd W 5865 r. $64. me' 4595 W 4715 4735 424) S 4s?3 W toois, $4&f 9? South, stereo, tapes, Suth 845 E 337C 3T-- Wet, b cvc'e, $85 South, b cvc'e, e29. South, fisnirsQ equip, Kenton Dr 5 ' bicycle. . vie $5 Mary Jsckson v f lei J Cnu- - Asso- Emuioyees on Lodge No. 43 Ciation aid Insc'-ra& AM., Denver, Coto. Ar. Mrs. Surv.vors daughters, sons, Laxe fHaroid (Helen) Owen. Sait , ; Mrs Wnma A Sao Casper, Wvo ? John $., H. James, both Ventura, Calif ; nine grandchildren; 13 sistei s, Eona, Mrs. Anna M.nnick. both Denver Funeral Saturday, 10 a n 174 E. 1st Sotth. burial, Mt O'tvet Cemetery. The family suaoesrs contribu-tior- s to the Shnners Hospital. Louis A. Johnson Jackson , Friday tery. Albtrt G. Singleton North, Born March 1, to Provo Hubert and Eliza MowerM . S.nie-ton- r r ed Catherine Evans, Aonl 6, 1918, Salt- West, candy? recovreleased to parents. 6. West, bicycle, ?7th West, bicvcle, 537. TS5 South, bicvcle. S West, bicvcle. East, bicvcle. W 4775 South, rifles, $51.50. Lambourne, gasorine. Piper Bivd , qas tank, $5. East, money bag, cash, 4o80 Dr., tools Freeway Frontage Road, bell, wire, $11. Gty Criminal Court Bessie M. Bateman, 42, 761 Blair St, drunk; Tour months fn Jail; court retains jurisdiction. Ernest W. Randa, 366 4th Ave. doq loose in the street; one day in jari, $5 fine; sentence suspended on payment of fine. JoAnn VanDuser, 115 H St.f failure to obtain doo license tag, one day in lari, $5 fine, sentence suspended on payment of fine. Jane Montoya, 814 S. West Temple, battery, 20 days In fall, suspended on 12 months probation. Blake Hales Brown. 20. 240 Gram-mereOoden, foul and ebm.ve language, five davs in lari, $25 fine; sentence suspended on payment of fine. Herbert 36 Evanston Largo, Wyo.; drunk; stricken Ronald James Moran, 18, 1701 S. Main, petty larceny, stricken, no complaint. Raymond Joseoh Valdez, 21, 607 W. 3rd North, drunk, stricken Patricia Hall, 1533 Glenarbor $t., doq at larae; one dav in tail, $5 fine; sentence suspended on payment of fine. T?mLDS Lake pie, she died July 16, 1964. Employe, Geneva Steel, re- tired 1959. an WW I. Veter- Shannon H. McClendon, 23, 432f Newstead Si., St. Louis, Mo., battery George Joe Rhinesmith, 28, 2501 Alden St ; failure to provide for minor children, dismissed, request of the countv attorney Max Flovd Stockton, 1204 33, McClelland St; grand larceny, dismissed, insufficient eviaenee. Kenneth F'ovd Cowdell, 18, 962 Washington $t burglary in the second degree, dismissed, insufficient evidence. Bound Over to Third District Court Dt.rreri (Cieo) Griffiths, Gwen Single-toMis. Don (Catherine) Schwing-hammeall Salt Lake City; 13 orandchildren; 2 Cipin Funeral Saturday 2 :.m. where Fmriv Mortuary, Provo, P m., Saturfriends call Friday day prior to services. Bur al Evergreen Cemetery, Springvwle. Joseph A. Tolbert Funeral DELTA, Millard County set vices for Jcstoh Allen Tolbert, 54, Delta, who died May $1, 1971, in Rene, Nev., of natural causes, will be Saturday, 11 a.m.. Delta Third Ward Chapel. Friends mav call cne hour before services at the chapel. Born Jan. 31, 1917, Abraham, Mil-teCounty, to Sherman and Frances Williams Tolbert. Married Rete Myrtle Neiss, Aug. 4, 1942, LouisMechanic; laer divorced. iana; menbr LDS Church; veteran World War 11. sons, daughters, KenSurvivors: neth, Lonme, Ramona, treta, all Salt Lake Edward, Riverdale, City; Calif.? Arthur, Canvon City, Colo ; Euaene, San Die90; Joseph, Camp Calif.; brothers sisters, Pendleton, Melvin Mrs. Shern.an, Clinton, (Frances) Mitchell, Mrs. Ciord Llovd, all Delta; Peterson, (Erva) Dale, Salt Lake City; SonngvIMe; John Wilma Martin, Mrs, Mrs. Lot, both (Helen) Hesselgesser Angeles, Calif. Gary Lee Walker, 21, Kansas City, possession of a stolen vehicle. Slanlev Ra H? en. 33, Redmond, Utah; aseult v'tn a deadly weapon. Marcus Gerald Cleveland, 40, 4576 Willow Road Dr.; larceny. Alfred James Giasier, 31, 3481 qrand 'arceny. Howard Smith Bennett, 32, East; forgery. Gerald Dean Terveen, 33, 79 W. 2nd South; grand larceny Count of burglary In the second degree dismissed, Insufficient evidence. Irene $. Hatch, 80, Panouitch. died June 2, in a Ooaen follow. na a of complications Kingsstroke. Born Marcn 26, 1891, Carlson ton, Piute County, to Fred and Sarah Delila Bunce Syrett. MarPanried Melt Hatch Jan. 3, 1910, Tem-r.if. LDS guitch; solemnized Logan Past nres'rfent, 'PanflHitrh Llter-I identical ary Club." Utah's eldest Cornelius twn. rast president, f the Utah camp. Daughters Pioneers. Survivors: husband; sons Caiif.j dauahters, Verl, Lakewood, Las Vegas, Nev.; Mrs. Maurice, Dave (Ola) Dods, Corona, Calif.; hospital McQuarrie, Mrs Bruce (Nina) Le Mrs. Howell (Clara) Oqden; Cannon, Salt Lake Citv: 12 qrand- 11 grandchridren; great children; Oqden. sister, Mrs. Myrtle2 Baker, P.m , Panquitch Funere Monday call Friends Ward Chapel. North Monhome evenmq, Sunday family day, 1030 a.m. until services. Bunal Panguitch City Cemetery. Births Births recorded In Salt Lake enea hospitals during the period ended at 9 pm. Thursday include: Llovd A. BLACKFOOT. IDAHO Davis, 67, died May 31 at home of natural causes. Born Ncv. 6, 1903, Si. jenns, Ariz., to Nofear and Sgne e, Jacobsen Davis. Married Jesse Aug. 11, 1927, Salt Lake LDS Oct. 2, 1.49. ForTemple; she ffed mer resident St. Goorge, Utah. For- mer employe U. end i. Sugar Co. Owner Davis Electrical Co. Member Lions Club; MIA Stake Blackfoot Survivors: widow? sons, daughters, Llrd J , Mrs. Alien (biaret both Oakland; Richard Rutherford, J , Scott J., both Blackfoot; Mrs. Haves Hayward, (Soma) Marion Calif.; stepson, Lee Finch, Blackbrothers, sisfoot; 10 grandchildren; ters, Orson P., Idaho Falls; Mrs. Ronald Blackfoot; Bitton, (Lola) Mrs. Franc, s (Vilate) Thieie, Salt Lake City; Clifford L. Davis, lona. Funeral Frida, noon, Blackfoot 11th Ffiends call LDS Ward Chapel. FuThursday 9 p m., 'andberg-Hineral Home. Burial Grove City Cem- etery. Louis E. Karlson Funeral was Thursday for Louis E. Karlson, 81, who died Mav 3o ar Montpelier. Born March 28, 1890, Oakiey to Claus H. and Henrietta Severe Karlson. Married Leah Haight, April 6, 1913. Pocatello resident 49 years. LDS Member Church. Former employe, Union Pacific Rariroad, 3? years. Survivors: widow daughters, Mrs Allison (Reva) Keari, St, Charles; Mrs, Robert (Grace) Cullen, Redondo Beach, Calif.; Mrs, Ross (Vilma) Saugus, Hippack, 10 grandchiioren; 13 'dren: brothers, sisters. Rev, Mrs. Birdie Oviat, both Salt Lake Citv; Leo, Burlev; Mrs Annie Jack-soParker. Burial Restlawn Memorial Gardens. Margaret H. Hampton Graveside 725 tor Margeref services Howat Hampton, 93, Carmel Valley Calif., former Salt Lake res'dent, 8 a her home of natwho died April ural causes, will be Friday 4 p.m. Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Married Dr. R. R. t.jmpton. he died. Graduate Rowland Hall, active in Salt Lake social and evie rffa:rs, 20 yea's. Survivors: dauqhter, son, Mrs. WiF ham (Jane) Lee, Pinetop. Ariz ; Dr. Robert R, Oakland, Calif; 7 o 11 qreat - grandchildren; sister, Mrs Lewis Schoppe, Carmel Valiev, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Rovai Scott Dr , son. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Ooden, dauohter. Mr. and Mrs. H. Dennis East, daughter Mr. and Mrs. David R. 2075 Bomar Di., son. Mr. and Mrs. K. Roach, Redwood Rd., son. IDAHO BLACKFOOT, Mary Amanda Nielsen Seamons, 77, died in a Blackfoot nursing home June after an illness Born Auq. 15, 1893, Cleveland, to Peter and Mary Lar-st- n Nieisen. Mamiea wnforo c, March 11, 1914, Loaan LDS Temple He died Oct. 23, 1948 Director school lunch program, school district 55 Practical nurse Survivors: sons, daughters, Laron W., Pocael-- I o, Mrs. (Donna) Srromberg, Idaho Falls; Mrs. Robert (Carma) Nvaard, Kent V., both Max J., Los Aiamos, Blackfoot; H Grandchildren; NM to greatgrandchildren; sisters, brother, Mrs. Alvin (Mae) Whitehead, Grace; Mrs. Lettle Condie, Preston; Lore, izq Nielsen, Oqden. Funeral Friday 3 p m., Groveiano LDS Church. Friends calf Sandberr Hill Funeral Home Thursday, Fridav until sevices. Burial Groveiand Cemetery. Cottonwood Hospital Mr. end Mrs. Shirt R. Lake, 899 S. East. Sandy, son Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Alvey Jr , 454? Russell St , daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Farren K. Sarsen $415 Eastwood Dr, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Creasey 2408 Campus Dr., son. Mr. and Mrs. M. Red Harmon, 2781 S 245 East. Midvale, son Mr. and Mrs. Alme R. Mallet, 757 E. 8j80 South, Sandv, son Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Moulton 1449 Sumac Wv, sen Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Olson East, son. TV 84. Li7i3 UUbpIUU Jensen Reeder TurvMIe LaVine 951 N. St. Marks Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Moon 144 E. 13th South daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Deii Gilbert, Eent, son Mr. end Mrs. W iliam O. Hodges $18 S. l4fh West, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard F. Butcher 3275 s. 3650 West, son Mr. and Mrs. Steve J. Burgess $441 S 3 50 West, Vn Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stotts, 71$ E 4565 South, Murray, daughter. Holy Cross Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Wotfqanq Wesemann, 381 N. 900 East, Bountiful, dauahtr. Mr. and Mrs. 3ob E. Stanqer EasL daughter Mr. and Mrv Howard G. Worthtn S7 La a e Or , M dva e, son. M- -. and Mrs. Theodore P. Hess II ifc 2nd , , for.. r South Davis Community Hospital Mrs. Alan D. Richms, Wes, Bcu-t'- ui Mr. and Mrs. Duane Metzcer, 333 W 0 Bountiful, dau-nt- er 35 Mr. 9 S and S00 djser University Hospital Mr. and Mrs Ben A. Ktrslmq Jr Ea Mr and Mrs WriLam Nagel, 326 W 2nd North daughter. Mr and Mrs. johnny ieqe, 1463 ArarL.noe Ave., son. 336-- Mary N. Seamens Darrold Frank II. Wiiiiams Frank H. Wiiiiams, 56, 2 in a Sal Lake hospital follow nr; surgery Born Nov. 6, Oiden to Hyrum and LMas-c- a Binap Williams Married Dons C. henmaer April 21, 1939, Ooden. Clerk, Southern Pacific Cn Survivors dow, son, Paul H , Ooden, 2 brother, sisers, Jo grandenuoren; seon R , Mrs Helen 1. Cronin, Mrs. all Ooden; Dorothy VanWoerxom, Mrs. Mildred W AMdor, U.ntah; Mrs. Cht (Ledascs) Sfouffer, Grav-lar11 Wash. Funeral Saturday am Crapel of Flowers Mortuary, wnere friends call Fricav 79 pm, Saturday until services. Burial Aulto-res- ; Memorial Pa-OGDEN died June 1914. William J. Thorsted II GGDCN VVi'Itom way T.rS'eu sen of W ham jay Thor-steLynn Gerr-tsekrroa died June 7 at h s home of Ann! Born 15, cause' I9'j, rai Canen Survivors perrms, sirer, ll, end Pameia QrandDarts, Leiand Stone, OQten, Mr and Rooer Euoene Gerntsen, S3nta Ana, Mr and great amnaparenrs, Cnf.; Frr-uncfrs H W Ple ner Mr. and M.rs J. R. Gerrdsen, Gar-de- n 0 G'ove, Ca'if. Funeral, e m., Lmdouist end Sons Coionta! Chaisi where friends cari One hour Ann, Mrs. ifca. s nf Waa4aJ!l of tnr Utah Cnyrch Daughter tester son, P oneers. Survivors: Ke m L Hales, Sait Lake Citv, 4 sisters, ?randch!idren.B brothers, inano; Merioian, Llovd, Keith Lw Mrs. Marie J. Pugh, Lake Civ, M'S Marten J. a (Lyle) Mooav, Delta. Funeral Saturday noon. Valley View First Ward Eat. Friends call chapel, 4r'0 Hiah.ond Or., Fr day 7 9 p m , Saturday one hour prior to services. Burial Elvsian Bunai Gardens. Stanley A. PurringtonPur. - Stanev CENTERVILLE rmqton, 62, died June 1, In a Salt s Lake Citv hesr tal of natural causes Born 17, Jan 188, West Weber, , Utah, to William' M and Elizabeths Robb Pumnqton t M a rried Alecn Seilers Sept. 13, Sait Lake 1922, A 'j fr AttendedTemple Weber ''eter- a Academy, an, ww I. Poet, , 1 Survi- piavwnght. v 0 r s: wig ow; X sons, daughters. Stanley A , Port- 4 s ' land. Ore ; Wil- liam R , Sacramento; Dr. Gordo, t S Taitahnssew Fla ; James W., FullerK , Calif ; George ton, L?9unf Beach, Calif. j Mrs. Alfred (Wealthy) Spring, Rolla, Mo.; Mrs. Cnarie$ B. Mrs Reed E. (Vaieta) Marino, (Vera) Beck, both Housion, Texas; Chans, 23 Cei.te-v.H- grandch.l-dren- ; brother. R. Lee PurHnoton, Sait Lake City. Funeral Saturday noon LDS Centerville th ward Cheoel. Friends Bountiful ca'I Lindquist's e.m. Mortuary, Saturday 10 Burial Centerville Cemetery. Louis J. IVilberger 1. P8G 3rd W. f Oaapr- Burial p'or to Aooey, Granoe, Caiif. t uneltopar Sflt Citv; Mrs. Ftovd (JWash.; Jensen. Cjs Lak Robertr,f McBride, Mrs. Victor (Blanche' Mrs. (Irene) Colo.; ; 4 Mrs. Louise Nlcklas, both Sait 60 31 wendchlWren; Citv; a 3 S'cattrandrhlldren; nf How .children. Recttetion Rosarv, Sunday 7 .m.. 5.W7 I. 7th F.m. East wtiere friends call Reauiem Mass Monday 10 am, 6t. Patrick's Church 1072 W. 4th Soutn. Burial Eh sian uriai Gardens. Lake Ottilie H. Finster Henrietta Ottilie 9th East, died a in 3 June nursrna Granger home of netura1 Born Finster, 78, 931 causes. 28. Marcn Saif Lake 1893 City, to Carl Herman ana Kammin Emilie Retired Fmster. school te,cher, Citv Lak Sait District School First Member C o n o r e n eticnai Church; Utah Teachers Assn.; Wild Life Assn. Survivors: Herman brother, P., Salt Lake City. Funeral Saturday 260 E. South Temple, where friends call one hour prior to services. Burial Mount Olivet Cemetery. Nellie B. Hancock Nelri MENDON, Cache County Bartleit Hancc k, 77, Mention, died June 2, 1971, in a Logan hospital after a long illness. Born Feb. 5, 1894,, Mention to William and Martha Alice Hughes Bartlett. Married Edqar Stanley Hancock, June I, 19)3, Loqan Tempie. Counselor in Relief Souefy and Primary; president DUP, Mendon Camp; president, ladies auxiliary of American Legion; temple worker. Survivors: dauqhter, husband; Mrs. Edgar L. (Madail) Sorensen, Aiwniianan, Kansas; five grandchil- - drrn; t hour prior to seryu.es services will be conducted 2 Fricay at AutoresT Memorial Ooden by Weoer Loooe Mausole.in, k j 6 h e"d M . Funeral directors. Evans 4 Early. Funeral aarvlcea for Carl DAHL B. Dari will be held Froay2 pm. ?ih Deseret Mctuary. v ,? lie South where friends rrtev call Tnurs-ca-y to P m and Frioay prior Interment. In tna Red-cservices Memr a' Park Funeral directors, Deseret Mortuary. GALLEGOS Requiem Mass for Manuel GaueQOS will be celebrated FriOoy at 10 a m. at Our Laay of Guaoaiuoe Church Holy Rosary writ recited Thursday at 8 D m. at 372 East 1st O'Donneri Mortuary, South, where friends mav cail Thurs- . Mt. 30 7 Interment 8 to p.m day - vary ceme.er Funeral directors, O Donnell Mortuary. HOLDING Grevevoe services Held no wri! be frr Fink n 30 Oh., In the Sait held Fridav Friends mav Laxe City Cemetery. con at the Lai mo Mortuary, 260 E. South Temple, Thursday, pm. 12 noon 1o p m Fuani Fm,i neral directors, Larkin Mtrfury. JOLLEY Funeral services, for Robert L. Jolley will be held Friday 2 d m in the First Southern Baptist church, 1175 West 5th North. Friends P'V' c1l at thft Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, Thursday at the church Km. and Fridav Interment, prior to services Snerldsn. Mrntana Funeral directors Larkin Mortuary. Funeral serKIRCHHOEFER He nz E. Klrchfwfrr will vlets be held Friday, 10 a m., at the Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 260 E. South Friends mav call at the Temple. p m. HolY mortuary Thursday. Rosary will be recited Thursday, 7 Interment, Wasatch Lawn Mepm. morial Park. Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary. MOORE Funeral services for Annie Summers Moore will be Saturdav 12 noon in the Larkin Mortuary Chaoe!, 2n0 East Sou'h Temple. Friends may call at the Mortuary Friday 6 to $ p m and Saturday one heur prio to InterftrV'ce, ment Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Funeral oirectors LarkinMortuary. MORRIN Fune-for SviVia Mickle Mornn will be he'd Fridav 12 o'clock nron at the Deseret Mortuary, 36 East 7th South, where friends mav rail Thursday 6 to 8 p m. and Fridav prior to services Deseret Funeral directors, Mortuary MOYFS tor Funeral service Keith Euoene Moves will be held pm. in the Val Verda Saturday 3rd Ward Chapel, 2o51 South 500 West, Bountriui, Uah. Fnends mav 760 call at Larkm Mortuary, East 7 to 9 p.m. South Temoie, Frida and Saturday one hour prior to services at the ward Chapel. Interment, Memorial Gardens of the Wasatch, Ogden, Utah Funeral directors, Neal S. Maaiebv Mortuary. NORMAN Funeral services for Savona D. Norman will be held Saturday 2 pm. in the Larkin Mortuary 260 Eas South Temple. Chapel, Friends mav call at the Moartuary one hour prior to services. Interment Salt Lake City Cemetery. Funeral directors Larkin Mortuary. PRIEST Interment services at Lawn Memorial Park for Wasatch Rev Baker Priest, will be Fridav 11 a m. Fritnds mav call Thursday 7 to p.m., anti Fridav 9 30 to 10 30 a m. at the Bountiful Union Mortu-ar295 North Main. Funeral directors, Merrill R. Holbrook, Union Mortuary " PROCTOR Funeral services for Ellen Proctor will be held Saturday 2 p m. at the 36th LDS Ward Chapel, Friends mav 1140 South 9th East. call Fridav pm. at the Jenkins Soffe Mortuary, 4760 South State and church one hour Saturday at the Interment Tayiors- prior to service. remefrv. Funeral directors, V. C. Soffe It Sons OUINNEY Funeral services for Elsie Mav Outram Guinnev will be held Saturdav at M a.m. in the Val Stake House, 2600 So. 500 Verde West, Bountiful. Friends may call at the home Mr. and Mr. Russell Beard, 2392 So. 200 Weit, Friday 7 to 9 p m. and Saturday 9 30 to 10.30 Bountiful Memorial a m. Interment Rut. on Funeral Park Directors, Broiners. RE5SCH Funeral services for Ted Karl Reisrh will be held Fridav at 2 p.m. at Redwood Memorial Estates Chanel, 6500 South Redwood Road, where friends mav call 44 p m. Thursday and Friday, one hour prior to services. Interment, Redwood Memorial Estates, Funeral directors, Memorial Estates Mortuary. Funeral services for RICHARDS Martha Ellen Richards will be held Saturday at 11 am. in the Redvood Memorial Estates Chanel, 6500 South Rariwood Road, where friends may call Friday 6 to 8 P m., and Saturone hour prior to services. day I Redwood Memorial Estates. Funeral director. Memorial . Estates Mortuary. STEVENSON Funeral services for Clyde Ferry Stevenson will be held Fridav at 1 pm. in the Grant 6th Ward Chapel, 3487 S. ?3th East. Fnends mav call Thursday evening from 7 to 9 p m. at the Cottonwood Moituarv, 4670 Highland Drive, and Friday one hour rrlor to services at church. Funeral the directors, y Cottonwood Mortuary. STEWART Funeral services for Robert Stewart will he held Saturdav 12 neen In the Bjtler Stake House, 3001 pat 7800 South. Friends mav call Friday from 6 to I p m. at the three Funeral Saturday, 1 pm., Mendon Ward chapel. Fnends call Hal. Mop.m., and rtuary, Logan, Fridav v ai the waro Relief Society room btnre services. Burial, Mention Cemetery. hd t nterment, MHuarv. Souh State, and Saturday at the church one hour prior to services Interment, Mt. Viw Cemetery. Funeral directors, V. C. Soffe and Sons. Funeral services Thompson for James Thompson will be held Friday '7 noon in the Larkn Mortuary Chanel, 760 East South Temple. Frieids mav call at the mortuary Thursday p m. and Friday cne hour prior to services. Interment, Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary, Lydia W. Pasket Lloyd A. Davis Calif.; - lorn, Irene S. Hatch POCATELLO Mo ; L D I- dauahters, James E Caiif.; Rov C., George Salt both R, David, Orem; D i chesne; Mr. OGDEN ember Wi rvs, Survi-vor- tons, Roy, dauohtert, hrrd Dismissals ro 0 ea Lou it J. Wilborwr, Sotrh, died Jun , 3 at his home teu$e natjral 17, Dec. Born 1879, Italy. Mar- ritd Rosa M. Tur Mav 1905 vine, Nebraska City. Member Neb C 'u ch Ceihoiic Warranter. Survivors: w 1 d ow; 1893, 27th S. 5th died June 2 in a Salt Lake hcDital of natural causes. juvenile 3733-9t- 1068 ' 78, W. Thefts 4775 2455 5163 pm, Saturday Ward Chapel. Friends call Wheeler Sprtngvrile, Mortuery, 9 p.m., Saturday prior to services. Burial SpnnQvtlle Evergreen Ceme- Sheriff's Docket 20C9 x LCS LDS (Mae) Walter both San Selck, Calif Diego, Mrs. Neoel, Jesse Granger; 10 grand(Normal children; 3 Qreat - grandchildren; Troele bro nr Rulon J Funeral, Maoleon LDS Netcs of Record 33o 22 penter. Survivors-widowsons, daughters, Claude Clearfield; J. Rulon J., M's Mass of the Aneels for OGDEN Arlene Eleanor Lenore) Valerio, of Samm e E. dsuahter isnd Marla Salazar Valerio, Og'fen, who died June 1st in a Salt hosoitai of injuries suffered In an accident, will be celebrated 930 a.m., St. Saturday, West Catho'ic Church, Mary's Ogden. Born March 22, 1964, E Paso, Texas. Student Rov Municipal St. Catholic Member School. Mary' Church and school. Survivors: brother, sisters, samnve, Valerie, e" Rbv; grandMr. and Mrs. Ben Valerio, parents, Mr. Tooele; and Mrs. J. B. Salazar, oreat - grandmothers Farmington; Mrs. Manueiita Montano. Ogden; Mrs. Fehsltas Valerio. Rancho de TauS, N M.; Eutimia Mrs. Candelario, Telpa, N.M.; Mrs. lonaclta Salazar. Santa Fe, N.M. Holy Rosary recited p m., Lindguist end Sons Fridav, where Colonial Mortuary, Ogden friends call Fridav 9 P.m. Burial, of the Wasatch. Gardens Memorial S. S. W. Nov. Salt Lake LDS Temoie Car- , 1911, isa M Wangsgard, OGDEN Infant daughter of Grider! A. Jr. and E Truoi Hirschmann Wanosqard, d ed June 2 in a Salt Lake hoso tal. Born Junt 1, 1971, Ogden. Survivors: Todd, Cgden; parents, brother, Mrs. Grioert pranooarents, Mr. andHuntsville, I r, A Wangsgard Sr., and Mrs. Kurt Hirschmann, Ogden; Mrs. great grandoarents, Mr. and Mr. and Dittrich, Austria; ran Vienna, Mrs. Konrad Hirschmann, Mrs. Anna Mae Hnuslev, Graveside serCahf Sacramento, vices Saturday, Huntsville Cemetery. 4825 3ou0 Loutt MAPLETON, Utah County A. Johnson, died June 2, in Provo hospital 0 causes natural Born Dec. 8, U89 M a e I e t 0 n, ft Aaron and Louise Johnsor Whiting Jr. Married Alice Lisa M. Wangsgard ered Ncv Jl, Mriirose fu- tat x 2. Se- ed - S. Hu v mirrird Carter jf No. ,iio I ' Citv. laKe R Marl Jane Hnry died June 3 at her home of natural cause. Born Oct. 27. 1900, Willard. Box Elde- - County to Joseph and Olga Winger Henry. Marnd 24, 19i8, Harbison Aug. Wrav Brigham City. Member LDS Church. Survivors: husband, sons, daughters, Wrav Drew, Republic, Wash.; Gerrit Neil, Corpus Cnristi, Texas; Mrs. D. R (lfhe.n Dowd, Seattle, Wash.; Mrs. Stan Naoa) Cornish, Carlisle. (Molhe) Child, Pa; MrsMrs.JackDevaun (Zaira) Tait, Sunset; Mrs. Warren (Renee) Little, 3 4 crept grandchildren: Cg en; Rost. Mrs sister, qrandchlldren; (Helen) Anderson, Stone, Idaho. F II be ennovfn.cd by Myers neral w Mortuary. 70, ahun -t jor.n Lake Salt T emoie ne so, Marie II. Harbison OGDEN Ny ar, arrle3," n u Masonic PuW'C p m I9a2, non. Leone Lav-toSchneider, Mrs. Donad (He'en) ail Salt Lae City. Homer L. M'S. Glen Can' huv Raioh Mrs ta Ogden, Dranev, tCaroll Tnomoson. Bountiful? Mr. Armstrong, i Barbara! Herschal brothers, Fla., liters, Lake'and, Cain.; Clitord Benteli, South Ga:t, Cant ; Hemet, Leonard Benfell, Aioert Jennmos Benfell, San Diego, Benreii, Gu.an, Vincent Ca if.; dv'S G Mrs cdith Goid. Mr. Coo Doth Salt lake N cnol. Caht.; Grace Maitran, Hawthorne, Mrs. Rosa. e Smith, 5 Ontario, Ore ; 27 grandchildren; Funeral Saturday, 2 P m., 36th ward Chapel, 1140 S 9th East. Friends call 4760 S. State. Frioay, Hir pror to 9 p m , at Chanel one se, vices. Burial Taylorsville cemetery. 'e. Reserve r, tismrg eauip-m4 57 77 ; '5 covered, 7tp iuv m'ps arreMcd. 3295 Vf. .5u South, purse, caiT $.4, Jchotieid Burnside Emma it ANGLE j ''"i,I Ceorot6. Valley West Hospital 5P0 E 2nd South, wallet. 7244 Alva Cl , clock radio. t a? 305$ Mnureex to Thomas 1' ? btah States, 2592 Dr., stereo, $129 95, f I Korn, Fresoyrenan 3 Sientencings 432 Denver St., groceries, dishes, tools, $60. 81 N. 8th West, air compressor, j-- June 16 Denver CNo. Se 1958 c ed Mav A'ember Wasatch 3 l59 S'goard Dodge, f Survivors 1954-5- h u soanc. d a c g hiers, V f 14600 $4,000. City Requests Ford Motor To Continue Airport Study -- mission. Cenua, telephone Volkswagen. South, 1965 E. 5th South, $150. of ters P reers, $2n. Vehicle 1965 21st Member Churcn, 19'1, in hospital of a 17, Prn HOrt a zelton !b2, Pa., to John and M a oehne Wer C r a i a Ma'r ed t' ji arroil P rrutior vli )93. O'l-ag- 5 Recovered Stolen K 1300 $1,200. Born Sect. to osecn Annie Torootf 1888 3601 2nd South, 1st Wst, 1963 Ford, 5300 1575 W 4th North 1966 Ford, $800. 930 Oaklev St., 1968 Ford. i6 W. 8th South, 1963 Chevrolet, $250 703 10th Ave., 1964 Volkswagen. 227 Kensinqton. 1965 Volkswagen, $600. 73 ment x v ;s e 80, Laura Jackin Carter, Bui nsioe Cl., died June 3 in a Sait . Lae hospital 0. cause.. $ x in ural 111 Nov bot n Aide?! 269$ 88, local toll, a ' Eleanor A. Valerio Recovered Property 1300 E. 21st South purse, 457 N. 3rd West, clothing. in St o3oh?et s home f a heart ail r ire deadly weapon, two suspects souchr. 2'2 $ State, Clyde Brooks. 2)2 S. State, struck 2ol S Ma n. EHa H. Read. 29 S. State, struck. N 451 8th West, Liia Bridge, 451 5 h West; N beaten. 27 W 3rd South, AJ hash, 1171 Bucrineer, struck E 83t 8h South, Henry O'Neal, HI 4 E 9th South, struck. 51 W North Temoie, Kick Kasttl-tr- , Merr.bee lto Wav, struck. S died her?f Foster Ora, d'ed June 2, W. CR for Dmsmore C Cran-cineral services P 4O Friday at wrii b- copductt-Evans and Early, 574 EoJNO- 1st 32 Lodoe Twin Peaks bv South, F ard AM Friencs may tari Thurv oav eveniriq 7 to I o m end Fricav Fnmmp-men- Laura J. Carter Foster Craig V. Ben of 28 action pending struck, forth . 5h Ox,tr, Pegjv G'tiz, 22, lr:t W 5h bout, , beaten, further action pending. St , Gordon Ranck, 82 Cmccin Ea-sassaulted wh otadiy we noon, S' oect souant. 56 S. 8th West, lewis J Rendon, 40 821 W ?ng North, assaulted Mill? 5th h Proc- l?35 tor, 82, Josephine East, legal Ketleei funeral. Jntcrmountain Obituaries of ReCOnl NeWS Countv Summit HENEFER, Lydia Esther Willis Paskett, 90, Henefer, ded June 2. 1971. in e Salt Lake hospital of natural causes o rn June 6, 88 j. Snt Lake Citv, to George W. and Eliza R. Kiddle Wilds. Married Curns J. Paskett, April 23, 1910, Salt Lake Tempe. Clerk, Presidrg Bishoo's Office, LDS Henefer Yard; Church; member, chor. er 25 vears ftake ward YWMIA chorister; member DUP husband; sens, cauch-te- r, Sjivvrrs Sherman W., Sacramento, Calif ; Mrs. Max (JoseBoyd, Henefer phine) WauacuDS, Salt Lake Citv; raised niece and grandchild, Lola M. Park r, O dpn, Jimmv J Paskett, 12 grandchridren Idaho; Burley, three qreat grandchildren. runerai Saturoav, noon, Henefer Werri chapel. Friends call Walker Mortuary, Coalville, Fridav 9 pm., and Saturday a the chapel one hour Henefer before service. Burial, Cemetery Ccd of Thanks BROWN FLORAL ROOSEVELT John Abbott Boender, 3, oied June 3 at a Roosevelt nursing home after an illness. Born April 2, 1898, Galveston, Tex , to Jacob Krine and Adriana Bons Boenmarried der. divorced; Married, Mary Crafts, 1940, Deseret, Tooele Veteran WW I. Employe Countv. Civil Service, U.S. Army. Survivors: widow; son daughters, John, Walter. Virginia, Dorothy, all Baltimore, Md., William John, Casper, Wyo ; Thomas Abbott, Los Angeles; David, Roosevelt, lo grandchildren; 3 greatsister, grandchildren; Jacob D., Seattle, Mrs. Anna Anderson, Yakima, Wash. Reauiem Mass, 11:30 St. Helen's Saturday am, Catholic Church. Roosevet. Friends call Olpin Mortuary Friday 9 pm.. ftoJseve'lt ity Cemetery -F- 4 REE DELIVERY FIFTH SOUTH TENTH WEST "Always the Finest In Flowers" AN MILLER, 484-432- DEyjSON'S 8 East 21st South MILDRED'S FLOWERS 2153 1552 486-726- brother, 1959 Chev. C5K1856?6 8D69W14987 Hoiladav Blvd 4714 i960 Chev. 016371170692 1956 Chev. ID No. Fo-19el Falcon IKUlil 196 Yamaha E. 33rd So. 74th 30 FLOWERS Charae Martha II Soderquist It Sears, FLORAL TEAR S. Main SL BY SF.ARS Revolvlno Charge legal Notices VERNAL Martha Selena Hover Soderquist, 96 oied June 2 at her home ot natural causes. Born Nov. 29, 1874, Sveno, jo Andrew Peter and Segri Martha Johnson. Married Louis Soderauist Apr-13, 1892, Colo.; he died Auq 21. Juiesburg, 1952. Survivors, son, dauahters, Carl Arhur. Mrs. Asacl (Ellen) Haws, both Vernal; Mrs Elma Lawscn, Ogden; Mrs. George (clsle) Baese, 23 Portland, Ore ; 10 grandchildren; 11 great - grandchildren, qreaf -qreat 11 grandchridren. Funeral, Sata m., Maole Ward Chanel urday Fnends call Fridav p m.. Vernal Mortuary, Saturday prior to services. Burial Vernal Memorial Park. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that the r Improvement District proposes to make the following improvements, to wit Construct sanitary sewer extension on 13u0 West m. or I., 3300 South to Boise Cascade, according to plans and specifxattons on file at tne office of Temnieto Linke and Alsup, Consulting Enoi- neers, 40 West 2950 South Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Sealed bids ar invited for furnishing and install-n- g all things necessary to the completion of the work and will be received at the District office, 3146 West 3500 South, Salt Lake City, Utah until 10 00 A M on the fh dav of June, 1971, at which time and place all bids will be opened and oubiicly red Instructions to bidders, plans, specifications and forms for contract and bond for said improvements may be seen ard examined at he office of the Consulnng Enaineers. Contractors to submit a desiring general contractor's bid on this proi-eshould file the toliowiro information wih the office of Templeton, Linke and Alsup, no late" than four davs before the ooeninq date 1. Contractor's application for Granter-Hunte- Funerals BENSON Funeral services to Martin (Mark) Benson will be held Saturdav 10 a.m in tha Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 2o0 East South Temple. Friends mav call at the Mortuary 4?na hour prior to services. Interment Sait Lake Citv Cemrtery. Funeral directors Larkin Mortuary. BUZZO Graveside funeral services for Christina P. Buio, will be conducted 11 am. Friday in the Sail Lake City Cemetery Funeral directors, Evans and Eariv. CARTER Funeral services for Laura Evelyn tarter will be held Saturday, 12 noon in the Vailey View 1st Werd Chapel, 3cX South 2f"h East. Friends may call Frday evening from 7 to 9 p m. at the CotTon-woo- ri Mortuary, 4670 Highland Drive and Saturday one hour pror to services at tne church. Funeral direcCottonwood Mortors, tuary. Public Masonic fuCARY, SR. neral services for Cnaries H Cary Sr., will bo held Fndav at 12 noon in the Goff Mortuary Chapel, 8090 S. State. Friends mav call at the Mortuary Thursday, pm, and Frito services. day prior Family contr buttons ;o Shrmer s suoaesis fiHrrP'tal t'rrn'ed Ch,,dren and M'dvale InterMethoc'ist Church ment, Midvaie City Cemetery. Goff funeral directors. Mortuary CLOSE Funeral services for A ta Elizabeth Cioe wri, oe he d Saturdav at 2 p.m at Redwood Memorial Esates Chapel. 6500 Scum FHuwooa Roac, wnere fnenos may call Friday p m and Safurcay one hour orior to serv ces Irtcr-meRedwood Memviai Estates. Funeral directors. Memorial Estates M.orruarv CRAIG . Public Vasomc Funeral services or W Foster Craig, wrii be conducted Seorcav 1G a m. at Evans and Early, 574 East 1st Suu n bv Aroema joe Nvrroer &, F and AM ft Rev John Burra Fnenos wishma mv make contnpj-llon- s to Shnners toritai. Interment, M Olivet Cemetery Funeral directors, Evans and Eariv. preaualificatior ?. Contractor's application to bid The Contractors qualifying for this will then be invited to Subproiect mit a bid Controctors not .ualifvinq will be so aovistd and will not be dricv.eJ to suomit a bid. Copies of the plans sr cWcaonj no mav and form for contract and be obtained bv dPDosihna Twenty Dollars ($20 00' witn the Consulting Enjineer's office or eaen set of document- 53 eb,a,r,'d The amount of the deposit fee will be refunded to the bidde or bidders who submit a contractor s bio on t e protonerai ect or who return such sets of documents in oood condition within seven (7) davs after th opening of bids. Bidders on this work will be reouired to comply with the cument waqe scale deter mned bv the Utah State Industrial Commission. The Owner reserves tse Drlvlleoe to reiect anv and al bids or to in any bid waive anv irregularities or bids. WALT BROCK District Manager NOTICE Notice is hen jy g ven that, on the tith of June, 171, the University o lle Utah will with the Federal Communication an Comm 5100 for consirui.lion permit d.ipncdhon fm a modification of lictnse to cnance from a JO Watt UHF Transla tor Station to a Vhc Translator, to serve the community of Pan-g- o astmo Tee-- v feh, Utah uv s or broaot-as-f wict on koED TV, w h an Channel y 5 KfPV, Output Channel 7 The present trens-Int''- " site to be uspd wh'cn is twelve mries North ef J $- -- f Bike ID No. 17779 s Body bhoo. 277$ By fv F58L130623 Sta. Wgn. ID No. 19o7Cad4 11 30 AM 5th 3375 So Dr ID No. 5760057572 Utah Auto Wrecking, West H6'0N14189A 1961 Chev 30OO7K12BO13 1960 Chev. 0076P0108240 1959 Chev, F59K179512 1953 Chev. iVChev 4 Dr. ID Ne. 5KK791I .962 Ford Flat Bed. ID Ng. 9t5?: For? ID No. D7RT121564 Dennv'5 Body Shop, 1) M PM. 40t So State. Murray01M7L1849I7 I960 Chev. ID No. ID No, 2 Dr. 1059 Chev. B59K18884'' I9M Chev vc 0831 H9VM14A677 1 00 PM. No. ID No 71?f5001li 2 Dr. ID No, Custom Body Wet, Murray ID N Wi674 ID No. Wer- Clyde's 4876 So. Shc, to Rambler 2 i67 Ford Sta. OM S31 CO1 ID Dr. 4 (U64C-73- lom Dndoe 4 Dr 1919 Ford ID Sed. Dr. 4 nids, t 2nd Dr No. 96$ No. ID Sed. Pontiac Kf55H10T7 Ameri30 P M Grant Stromness can. 7850 So State Ne, 10 Dr. 19 J rhev. f1P7;235803 I960 Chev. ID No 01219K'50 2 Dr ID N. G9K$f64? 19c9 Font 1960 Plvmouh 4 Dr. ID No. 33)04996 10 No BM'H 9143 Taco Mlo!-8lAuto, 201 00 PM. Sooth Sandy 195T Dodo, 2 nr. ID No 31747179 2.30 P M Clnuoh Auto Reoair, 9727 So Stae. Sandv 1963 Olds. ID No 632C139M 3 00 PM Riverton Motor Co. 12741 So 1700 Wast, Rivtrton I960 Poid, Flcon 4 Dr. ID No. IK-t95 Stf, J?9 3 4 Dr. ID No. 5507942 Broadhead Automotlvt, tRoto PM 4S 'V. 3400 So. 1957 Plymouth Dr. 4 rSoP.M, Tanner9, Si941 Chev. 1 1 r.ol 143379 For 19M C81945!Ford No. ID W. 221S , 350 4 Dr. ID No. J Dr. ID No. Or. ID No. t''V13C47 1941 Vor, Bus ID No 95124 1969 Suzuki 250 Motorcycle ID No. to be Pay- - ' thepurchose price In lawful money ot the United states of America. The seller reserves the . A. rjmt to hid. D3,ed G. W. BARBCN 2 , , 'st'atev v Scr" State Tnx Cmm''pn NOTICE Notice It hereby given that, pursuof Titie to the provisions ant and 135, Utah Code annotated, 1951, the State Tax Commission of the State of Utah will se'l as is the following described property public auction to the hiohest bidder a the hour end place shown below: Anv motor vehicle edvertised below mav be released to owner prior te sale noon prooer oroof of ownership, Ar.v motor vehicle impounded under wrong ID number maM be withdrawn from the sale: OP SALE IMPOUND STATE SALT LAKH VEHICLES MOTOR 1971. 11, JUNE COUNTY CITY M Sarvlce, 9 00 am, Harman'4 23'3 W. 3500 So ID No. 1940 Rambler, (B 24) 1969 19 . No. WW. tirMotor10 Bike, ID No. Yamaha 19 U 44075 Hod.ka 100CC ID No. P29014. ID No. Scooter, Vesoe U 44376. 9 30 w i wo m Hue os Auto Wrecking, So . Hunter. Rambler, ID No. 145334. Motor West VeMev a m. 8120 W 3500 So . Maona. Sr' ID N. Motorcvda 1970 Suzuki 544-- 19 10:30 10437. 11:00 56'9 Auto WrecMno, Mnona. Pell a.m '( no3 '0, Cad., 1958 2 00 , 58N084441. ID No. , Utah 8, Recovery p.m. Imoound, Inc., 540 Weat 4th South. 149 Rambler Sta. Wqn. ID No. D'67851. 1999 Buick 1968 Chev. ID No. 7P 4001567. ID Ne. Ven. GS8P'03717. 1962 Chev. Corvatr 3069'V109964. 1960 Chev. 01619L145936. Bel Air 19 chv. VC'K08059. FORD 1971 2 ID Ne. Sed. 4 Dr. ID ID No. No. 9 ID 2R4?C173697. 1947 Ford D7DTI68409. No. ID No. Falrlane Ford Ne. Dr. ID No. I9i Ford 2P517195723 197 ID Won. Sta. 1954 Chev. B54S012566 ID 19'9 Plymouth No. ID No. 421K049S5. sed. ID No. Old!, Plymouth 14319905. 2 1958' DeSoto 1958 Triumph PS ,14071.0. 1943 Triumph 10 No. Conv't. LSI ID No. Nc. No. . No. 14828. No. ID No. iXretery, State Tax Crmmision NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Office of the Citv Recorder Citv of Btandinq Bland!' a, Utah 84551 June 1, 1971 V Seated will be reoroposa's ceived at this office until 1 oo o'clock o m. on June 16, 1971 for the following described work: Runway Resurface Taxiwav (6000x75'), connecting (U5'x50') and apron. Total 65,600 square yards, fo th ?lan on file in the Office of Civ Recorder. 2 will be publicly Proposals PDened in the Office of tne Ctv Recorder at or about 100 o'clock pm. on June 16 1971, bv the B'andinq City Council 3 Instructions to bidders, specifications and terms for contract and be i, tooether with plans and profiles, when prepared, may be at 0ficn of tte Citv Recorder and at 2500 Evergreen Ave., Salt 84109 La' Hty, 4 will be The successful bide aoollcs- to ari reputed comply with, bie Federal labor laws, including the ram dlslon of the minimum U S. Department of Labor, 5 nvnnjtwj rftrtrjrl U imHP and subiect to Executive Order 1126 of fOimbP' 24 1965, and to the Clause 6 The bidder must supnty all the Information required bv the bid or proposal form. 7. The right it reserved to reiect anv and-o- r all bids Bid bonds will be accepted in lieu of a certified check 8 The successful bidder having 50 or mrrc employees and hi subroo-trrte- 's havmn 50 r more emn,-'"''- s who mv be awarded a subcontract of $50,000 or more will be required to mamtam an affirmative act on Dreanm following the standards contained in the advertised specification. Bw Order C1 The Bianoin City Council FRANCIS D NIELSON Citv Recorder Rub. June 4 Las! Pub. June 11 ) uh r NOTICE a ven that, on the Nc'ce is v 9th of June 1971, the University of Utah will file with the rederal Communications Commission an application for a construction permit for a new Television Broadcast T ae-- r iMt-oto se-the of Tropic, Utah bv BrA3cat station KUED-TV- , Channel 7, Satt Lka City, Utah, via K8BA and K76BV, on oirioui Fhannei 82 The transmit-lf- r ,',ll be locad on Barney Too, sixteen miles NE of Tmpic, Utah. NOTICE Notice is herebv Otven that, on tHa Ijn vj'Sl lur Nl, Utah will tile wrin thf Federaf Con rniijmcations Commisson an apphci tion for a ccnstructon peimit for w Television Bruadc? .ransiaior station o serve Summ b'CCtiCOC rn,,mfy Ky 5 Tc.C.SC f 9h BroadrSt stat-o- ' Ne. the purchase price to be pavahle In lawful monev of the United Stales of The seller reserves the America right to bid. Dated this 26th dav of Mav, 1971. G. W. BARBEN 221 , Dr. Sed. ID No. MP8722155. 1957 Plymouth ID NO 14307975. D 1957 Pontiac Sta. Won. C757H661I. 1959 Volkl Bu ID No. 457312 il Bike ID 19 Honda JJ0AT01636. Blkt ID 1967 Honda Trail CT 70218400 ID Kawasaki 19 MT001550. ID 1944 Tovota Corolla (B HUDDART OUR A 00 11 '49 Florists 364-554- 3)8VK10O892 1961 We wish to than, and ehow to all tha people, for appreciation their kindnesses that was shewn at our brother's funeral. Tha Family of Arthur Rillston. John A. Boender NOTICE Notice Is hereoy given that Rwhh of Tine to the proviSiCMjs ant and 135. Utah Code annotatCommissioq ed, 193 3, the State lax I a$ t of the iate of Utah will sc the toiiowing oescribod property at Diooer tne to highest public auction at tne hour and place nown below: Any motor vehicle advertised beiowto mav be released to owner prior sale upon prooer proof ot ownership imoounoed unoer Any motor ven-ciwronq ID numoer mav be withdrawn from the sale ALE OF STATE VrUND MOTCR VEHlCLfci SALT LAKE COUNTY, JUNE 11. 1971 8 30 A iA. Scheisxi's Inc., 345 Se. 2nd East 415 W. 9 00 A M. McQuaid Service. 21st South ID No. 59K034t 1957 Oids. 4 Dr H ncklev 9 30 AM Trucks, 2309 So Sae Street 1962 Chev. KUED-T- Cn' nei Sei Lax Chv, utan on outdi Channn! 7g Tne transmitter site w be located on Lewis Peak appro mete,, jiy imiles wSfV f Coelvui Utcn.