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Show Sun Sun Advocate. Price. Utah OBITUARIES Advocate James Adams RICHFIELD - James L. Jim Adams, 44, of Richfield, died Ma y 18, 1997 in Richfield. He was bor n June 10, 1952 in Salt Lake Cil ,y to Benjamin Leo and Rebecc :a Betty Barger Adams. Jim married Barbara Ann Davies, Oct. 7, 1972 in Fillmoi e. knew the Buckhorn area by heart. He is survived by a son, Jim Adams, Salt Lake City; daughter, Elizabeth Anne Adams, Helper; brother Ben L. and Ellen Adams, West Jordan; sister, Karen Walsh, Nephi; father Benjamin Leo Adams, Richfield; preceded in death by his mother. Funeral services will be May 23 at 1 p.m. in the Neal S. Magleby and Sons Mortuary Chapel (50 S. 100 W. in Richfield). Friends may call Thursday evening from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and again on Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Burial will be in the Richfield City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Neal S. Magleby and Sons Mortuary, Richfield. May he find the gold that he was always looking for. aunts, uncles and cousins. Jesse and his sister, April, spent their first years in Utah and were in New Mexico and Washington prior to moving to Juneau, where Jesse passed his Graduation Equivahome-school- lency Diploma exam. The family writes that Jesse had a fine musical ear and loved writing and playing guitar mu- sic with his friend Travis. He had studied violin with Linda Rosenthal and played in the Juneau Symphony. His love of tech- nical gadgetry, remote control cars, electronics and car stereos led to his first job with Radio Shack. Most recently he had been working as a technician with Juneau Security and Fire Alarm Jesse Farrell JUNEAU, Alaska - Jesse Romanthony Farrell was. born Dec. 12, 1978 in Price. H e died with his best friend '.Travis Dodson, May 16, 1997 at I Iridget Cove in Juneau. Survivors include his p arents, T.J. and Jeanie Farrell; s uid his sister, April, all of Juneau grandmother Dee Farrell of Price; grandparents Theodore and , Leona Leofsky of Coatsv.Jle, Pq,; , his friend Jazmine Peters ; uncles, Gary of Price, Bob, Der mis and Randy of Helper; nu merous Oh! Life is Systems. He enjoyed caring for pets, ranging from geckoes to His family writes that he was good company, with a great sense of humor and an engaging smile and he was passionate about snowboarding and guitars. Viewing was Tuesday at Alaska Memorial Park and Mortuary. A memorial service was Wednesday at the Glacier Valley Church of God. Honorary pallbearers .were David, Burke, George Bradford, Billie Peters Jeremy Dunn, Joe Poor and Jacock-atiel- s. . Melba Shiner PRICE - Our sweet, gentle mother, grandmother and greatgrandmother, Melba Richens Shiner, 81, passed away Monday, May 19, 1997 at Castleview Hospital of heart failure. She was born Nov. 24, 1915 in Heber City, a daughter of Alfred and Adelia Duke Richens. She married Vern Shiner Oct. 11, 1936 in Wayne County. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. He died in 1985. Continued from page 1A She enjoyed her family, her church and doing needlework. She retired from Zions Bank after almost 20 years of service. She was a friend to all she met and a loving, caring person. Her grandchildren were especially dear to her and she to them. She had lived in Orangeville for 20 years and enjoyed her associations with her church friends and her club members. She is survived by her four sons, two daughters and their spouses, Sharon Juliano and Kay and Kim Copfer, all of Price; Craig and Norma Shiner of Bountiful, David and Nadine Shiner and Ricky and Cathy Shiner, all of Price; Larry and Irene Shiner of Orangeville; 20 grandchildren and 18 great- - Thursday. Mav 22. 1997 7A to receive: Wellington They were later divorced. He married Cindy L. Brewer, Feb. 15, 1995 in Richfield. They were later divorced. Jim worked for U.D.O.T. as a crew chief for the land survey. He loved to go camping and fishing with his family and friends. Jim -- pipeline system estimated to cost $748,000. Board funds will be repaid by project spon- sors over periods ranging from nine to 25 years. Eight applications for board funds were approved for feasibility studies. The projects include; an irrigation pipeline by North Canyon irrigation County, mated to cost $195,000; an irrigation canal lining project of Koosharem Irrigation Company in Sevier County, esti- mated to cost $125,000; Pintura Irrigation Company, Washington County, pressur- ized irrigation system, $528,000; Providence Logan Irrigation Company, Cache County, replace irrigation canal with pipeline, $600,000; Juab County, estimated to South Ogden City, Weber cost $65,000; culinary water system improvements in the town of Mantua, Box Elder County, expected to cost $350,000; irrigation canal lining, Deseret Irrigation Company in Millard County, esti grandchildren; two sisters, Carol Wallace of Price and Helen Jones of San Francisco, Calif. She was preceded in death by a Elvin Fudd Juliano, two brothers and three sisters. County, pressurized residen- tial irrigation system, $158,000; and ,the Central Utah Water Conservancy District, Utah County, $5.9 million to help repay a federal repayment contract. son-in-la- Funeral services will be SAVINGS Take Stock nAmerica Fri- .BONDS at 2 p.m. in the Price North Stake Center, 449 North 100 East.' Friends may call at day, May 23 Fausett Mortuary in Price on Thursday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. or at the church beginning at 1 p.m. Burial will be in the Price City Cemetery. Training course in construction to be offered industry safety With the number of Steve growing people working in the construction industry, safety is a major concern. In 1996, there were 80,392 industrial accidents in Utah, a figure higher than the national average. Due to this alarming statistic, the Utah State Legislature has directed the Utah Industrial Commission to reduce workplace injuries. Through a grant by the Industrial Commission, the Utah Building Trades is taking the lead in educating construction workers on the major causes of accidents, injury and death on the job. With its Take Time For Safety Campaign, Richins, According to director of the Utah Building Trades, hundreds of workers have already been trained. The training course covers such issues as: protective equipment, fire protection, welding safety, hazardous material han- YotiGuys Are the Best! Congratulations! Love y JsHappy Mo-mo- Homes Luxury Package Special dling, trench shoring and trench evacuations. Dishwasher Stone Fireplace Whirlpool Tub And More! Month of May Only Multi-secti- on Single-sectio- Basement Ready n Dutch Homes Your Best Value! liances . (fU Best Price Best Quality Best Service Best Reputation Central Air Included the organi- zation is providing a series of training workshops statewide. Creative Financing Youll Save Thousands, stop & see how! N. 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