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Show i V Tl f'- i -' ' rtir m WTW8 ra'OTjr 'i iL ki S it 'iAZsesrsiU&neN JNTHEwKT The Sun Chronicle and Clearfield Courier are published weekly at Roy, Utah, 6338 S. 1900 W. Mailing address, P.O. Box 207, Roy, Utah 34067. or 6 Talephone 2. Sail Lake All and news y photographs for 359-261- Wsd-nesda- CHAIN LINK 4x . 24-IFt- 1x4 GAUGE 111 SO Ft. Roll 6.49 2.94 4 Ft. $27.95 5 Ft. $36.95 1.29 6 Ft. $42.95 Ft. 4'-- 1 4F1 combed Xi lit in 5 years. She was J. Haeerd (UN uMMier-CdHo- M. She Um .. Mr. Bennie SMM . let. Maud Lee Shipp Ml Tied BUley SMI Cerreipendena, Hey LD1 Church end her New, Virginia Wurelen, a-MSunur LOS Church and New. Carey Lee Shipp, 55, of 4700 S., died Saturday Oct. 20, 1979, in a veterans hospital in Salt W. 2402 Lake City. He was born Aug. 10, 1924, in Mesquite, Tex., to C.J. and Goldie Futrell Shipp. He was married to Myrna Beth Fawcett Luttrell on June 21, 1973, in Elko, Nev. He had resided in the Ogden area the past 20 years and had been employed as a cook at various establishments. He was an veteran with the U.S. Navy, serving in World War II. He is survived by his widow of , Roy, - two - step- or paniuno to cnoosi mu MMINISHID MOIOINOS AND ovia so MOM LAtOCST QUANTITY AND COIORKD NAILS VAIIITY IN THK INTIRMOUNTAIN WIST. 4 MONOWALL GREEN 316x4x3 316 4x4 m It grad simulated on lauon plywood Simulated finish hardboard baching. 6 on financing from Boise Cascade 449 CASTLE RIDGECREST GOLD BIRCH III A word about RED OAK grad. Simulated finish louon plywood Simulated woodgrain an lauon plywood. 64 $599 CASTLE CROSSCUT BIRCH OAK 1 on 316x4x0 Real Wood Vonoor 316 x 4 x TVs le grade wmlaradeoadgon lwk on leva plywood .1 DISCOUNTED l.'J.a fDMMBRT HPFitM tORw CORRUGATED FISERGLASS ODD & END FANILS CABINETS 26" ml 20" x 10 Sara 60 While $3.11 $3.90 $4.69 $5.49 $6.20 20"x12'. lasts 26" x 14W 26"xl6'.. DUCTED $H295 Inch $1.61 linch. $12.11 $19.53 1 Winch 1 Ogden. classic cc:3tsuctic:j TdI. 4185 So. 300 W. Ogden, Utoh 3944 131 or 399-588- wmmn Sugoiy jup PAirrs children. Funeral services were at the graveside held in the Huntsville directed by Larkin and Sons Mortuary. Tuesday Cemetery, 1969. She was a member of the North Ogden 2nd LDS Ward and had served as a relief society visiting teacher for more than 50 years. Surviving are three sons and four daughters: Clair E. Brown and Arthur F. Brown of North Ogden, Everett S. Brown of South Ogden, Mrs. Afton DeHann of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Glen (Shirley) Garlick of Springville, Mrs. William Howard (Annis) and Mrs. Ray of (Mildred) Richards Tribe Ogden. Also surviving i Funeral services were Jean Marie Child Jean Marie Child, 29, of S. 3000 W., Syracuse, Utah, died Thursday, Oct. 18, 1979, in Shellbourn, Nev., after a shooting. She was born Nov. 22, 1949, She had attended Clear-.Od- d High Schooled was a member of the SJfacuse 1st LDS Ward where she was serving in the Mutual presidency. She had been a Relief Society teacher, a Primary teacher and an MIA teacher and was president of the 1595 in Pocatello, Ida., daughter of Gene a and Corrine Merritt Hill. On Feb. 20, 1965, she was married to Robert Dale in Clearfield. The was later marriage PTA at the Syracuse Elementary School. Child solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple. She had lived in Star Valley, Wyo., for three years, Clearfield for 13 years and Syracuse for 14 years. Surviving are her husband of Syracuse, one son and two daughters, Shon Dale Child, Tiffany Child and Trina Child, all of Syracuse. Also surviving are her mother of Roy, one brother and three sisters: Ronald Hill, American Fork; Mrs. Randy (Marilyn) Myers, Roy; Mrs. Carl (Diana) Bullock of Plain Cit and Mrs. Craig (Carolyn) Boyer of .. Roy. . Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Orell Merritt, Star Valley, Wyo., and Della Hill, Malad, Idaho. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Syracuse Stake Center 1700 S. 2000 W. with Bishop Grant Steed of the Syracuse 1st Ward officiating. Burial in the Syracuse City Cemetery, directed by 324 Washington Blvd. 6 Tnl. 394-577- 3 isw Newest, Neatest Store in Town! o PcperGccds o f.'bdtt&Wiqs LADY & JUNIOR APPAREL to ut::o:i gap Multi-cobre- .$10.00 n At DISCOUNT MKtl UNIT IOAD SP6CIAI ON All ntSAO OUOJOCT er...CP ruu T0PWP6IAU ft CHRIS & DICK'S UJI VmCsd. ,V !r PAHSUM9 KINOS Msstot Charge Ogee 0 lenl WaAer tankard Cord sell t pm. WMW, fflim M4M , ?uh b ';ua v WALL ISM Sfcst SSOtSee letf d OWewd M omrwMTiifMiMM A U 'll V ...23 625 South Stftta, Ctecrfield, Ut (Naoit to Steads Electric) TeL 7735237 CpafcrCaaS.t$SLa.to4pj o Dsccrcllcns stitch, Cttfsftfse m - Ead40r Scbtcns- - IdiwA O Cc!!ccn3- 0 thm brptscsl ci cjoicDnin Prirci OJriTAKISAlD' K3tSG?K3Ca. 2237 Grant Avt., Ocion Td. 3744371 ur 94tlVf 94SA1. i 11 1 (1 Otask It- rr d woe design. Reg. $294)0 Ccn;s, Sj&crs, Tcffy, otc. JIA13 TOY TOPS 18 conducted Tuesday in the North Ogden 2nd Ward Chapel on 770 E. 2100 N. with Bishop Steven H. Ward officiating. Interment in the North Ogden Cemetery. 'S Shanny Shack A are grandchildren, 56 greatgrandchildren and 14 rr4 IsrcIrs Wall show yea how to do younolf Mo two Mon- (Diane) Anderson, trose, Colo.; two grand- AfS SeOfSSlNWliGRE QEMODZL TOUR KITCHEN her Lindquist Kaysville 8 RBtraesa SmusmImioI SvEnboe 4 are Stephen L. Mahoney and Mrs. Scott (Deborah) Bacon, both of Ogden; Mrs. Robert OGDEN And we want to Oat To Know You. ' M. Timothy Calif.; U.S. Navy; Mahoney, OF Boise Cascade Homos fgefuces coo trims Temple. He died Nov. 15, tf Mcpco of Ogdon TOW ROPES $VJi $2S we re Authorized Dealers For ON ALL fondord tint in dock Surviving husband, three sons and two G. Daniel daughters: Mahoney Jr., Santa Clara, MEFCO CLEAROE Any lise mode to order mod She resided in Weber County for the past five years and was a member of St. James Catholic Parish. 4,5311. TEST SUMMER CATiS n Burial in the Henefer Cemetery, directed by Larkin and Sons Mortuary of it I UQ She married George Edward Brown on Oct. 10, 1899, in the Salt Lake LDS SPECIAL la 314. lengths Winch $6.30 HOODS I 16th LDS Ward Chapel, 4520 S. 2525 W., with Bishop Farrell Monson officiating. GALVANIZED FIFE RANGE CHAIN Funeral services were held Wednesday in the Roy Now. when you buy a Boise Cascade Home, you get nror than our building expt rtise. Because wc c in help you finance y ur new home as well with the best possible terms. Ir fact, we can often help arrange up to 100 financing. And help you get the best market rates 0.1 Y.A.. F.H.A.. Farm Home and Conventional I oiins. - That's not just a promise, either. Weve helped n any families finance their new homes. And better terms, combined with the superior value we build in. make a Boise Cascade Home the best buy around. Come in and talk with us about financing. Well show you ways to make your dream home $y Adriana Marklund, Salt Lake and Starlene Luttrell of Roy; two brothers and one sister, Harlan Shipp, Mesquite, Tex., Leslee Shipp of Dallas, Tex., and Marilyn Tracy of Virginia Beach, Va. 1st Grodo. $549 daughters, L. City Dudman Stohr Brown, 98, of 2369 N. 400 E., North Ogden, died Saturday, Oct. 20, 1979, at the McKay-De- e Hospital. She was born Jan. 22, 1881 in Ogden and was a daughter of Joseph and Annie Gibbons Stohr. Mrs. Brown was raised by foster parents, Francis and Mary Dudman. ' ar Somes:- - Ittereds 3164x4 She was born April 9, 1979, in Harrisburg, Penn., and was married to Daniel C. Mahoney Sr., on Sept. 29, 1951 in Harrisburg, Penn. Maud Stohr Dudman Brown and Carey r PuMMier AA Mg. Levon WayetcM . . . Courier Editor Peggy Adnmv Roses reared educated in Shelley, Idaho. Surviving are her husband of Sunset; four sons, June readers. Owner N., North Ogden, died Saturday, Oct 20, 1979, at her home. . p.m. Monday or by 2 p.m. Thursday for ths Saturday papar in Roy. Pictures may ba Includsd without charga either taken in our office or submitted by our !V U " 11 Mrs. Kathryn Ann Lotz Mahoney, 50, of 1700 W. 2700 , 626-166- REDWOOD Kathryn Mahoney SUNSET Mrs. Nancy Arave Martin, Sunset; Lloyd Arave Martin, 79, of 202 W. Archie Martin, Sunset; Fred 1900 N., died Tuesday, Oct. Dean . Martin, Ogden; IS, 1979, at the Weber County Donald William Martin, Hospital in Roy. Clearfield; two daughers, Mrs. Martin was born Dec. Mrs. James E. (Marion) 16, 1899, in Shelley, Idaho, a Popham, Sunset; Mrs. V. daughter, of. Hyrum and Robert (JoAnn) Whitaker, Nancy Janet Hunt Arave. Salt Lake City ; 38 grandOn Aug. 18, 1915, she was children, 54 , greatto Archie grandchildren and two married in Martin Heatherington Ogden. The marriage was Also surving is one sister, later solemnized in the Salt Mrs: Lester (Nellie Marie) Lake LDS Temple on Sept. Spainhower, Sun City, Calif. 20., 1916. Funeral services will be She was a member of the held Thursday at 11 a.m. in Sunset 7th LDS Ward. She the Chapel of Flowers had been a Sunday School Mortuary in Ogden with teacher, and Relief Society Bishop Don Budge of the visiting teacher. She had Sunset 7th Ward officiating. been first counselor in the Friends may call at the Relief Society in the Sunset mortuary tonight from 6 to 8 1st Ward. and Thursday one hour prior voter to services. Interment in the She was a registration agent in Davis Ogden City Cemetery. County for a number of ts papsrs must ba ths nawa off lea bafora r Martin said. . Booked on an open murder charge Saturday and held without bail was Dennis Lindel Dean, an itinerant. Sheriff deputies found Dean hiding in the hills about 12 miles south of Ely. The sheriff said deputies also recovered the 1979 pickup which had been stolen from the scene of the death. The woman and her husband Robert, sheep ranchers, leased range land to graze their flock. The victim had left her husband Thursday to return to camp to fix dinner. Robert found her dead when he returned. According to autopsy, she had been shot in the back. Reports indicate that a dog and two horses were also found shot. Authorities had issued an bulletin for a man seen in the vicinity carrying a rifle, backback and sleeping bag. See obituary. QC$D30 (I! A suspect was arrested Sunday in the killing of Jean Marie Child, 29, of Syracuse, Utah, at a sheepherders camp some 55 miles north of here, Sheriff Dean Saderup .... Chris & Dick's 2 Courier. October 24. 1979. Pag Nancy Arave ELY, NOV. . hUJifLtAu-J- P Sucpoct arrostcd ,i Id Chart i Bon Lomond Boocon. Octobor 25, 1979, Pago 2 Sun Times, October 24, 1979, Page 2 |
