Salt Lake Tribune | 1980-06-26 | Page 42

4 The Sail Lake Tribune. Thursday, Jun- - 28, 1980 Salt Luke and Intennountain irea Obituaries Going to Cool ' National Weather Service Data Shim will range from fair to partly cloudy over the Intermountam Region Thursday with slight cooling moving in from he northwest Area Deaths International Temperatures High Low Wthr City rn 46 63 Berlin 4 rn 55 Buenos Aires 82 90 clr Hong Kong 50 61 London cdy 52 82 clr Madrid 81 64 Moscow cdy 50 63 cdy Pan 61 86 clr Rome 54 66 clr Stockholm 66 45 clr Sydney 72 88 Clr Tokyo 52 rh 70 Vienna Salt Lake Weather Data: Precipitation tor r period ended Wednesday at 5 HO p m none Precipitation tor June. 74 Pre39, accumulative deficiency, cipitation since October 1, 1979, 14 31. accumulative excess 1.65 Sunrise Thursday. 5 58 MOT. Sunse 9 03 MDT. Salt Lake City, Ogden end Provo Generally fair Thursday and Friday becoming cooler Thursday night and Friday. Southerly winds Increasing to 25 to 35 mpn at times Thursday. High Thursday In the lower 90s and . Lows ThursFriday in the . day night m the Utah Generally fair Thursday and Friday Cooler northwest Thursday night and Friday and a little cooler remainder of west and north Friday afternoon. Gusty southerly winds again Thursday over western valleys. Highs Thursday mostly in the 90s and Frldaviow to mib-80- s northwest to 85 to 95 elsewhere. Lows mid 50s through the 60s and Friday mostly m the 50s. Nevada Partly cloudy north Thursday with chance of afternoon showers northeast, continued sunny south. West to southwest winds 15 to X mph diminishing north Thursday and diminishing south Friday. Mostly sunny statewide Friday. Lows near 40 north to near 70 extreme south. Highs near 80 north to near 105 extreme south. Idaho Southeast Increasing clouds Thursday with chance scattered showers or thundershowers Thursday afternoon through Friday. Cooler Friday. Overnight lows 40s to low 50s Highs 75 to 85 Thursday and upoer 60s and 70s Friday. Patchy early morning Wyoming Becoming fog yvjthpast corner partly cloudy northwest late Thursthunderscalleied with widely day showers. Sunny elsewhere. Isolated northeast. thundershowers Partly cloudy northwest half Thursday with and widely scatFriday night tered thundershowers. Clear southeast Thursday night and sunny Friday with isolated thundershowers. Turning cooler northwest Friday. Lows Thursday night mid-40- s west 50s to low 60s east. Highs Thursday and Friday mid 70s to mid 80s west, 80s to low 90s east. Extended Outlook Saturday Through Monday Utah Dry weather expected with seasonable temperatures. Highs low s to north and 85 to 95 south warming a little by Monday. Lows in the 50s and upper 40s. Nevada Warm sunny days. Maximum temperatures 80s to lower 90s except 100 to 110 Las Vegas area. Minimum upper 30s and 40 except 65 to 75 Las Vegas area. Southern Idaho Widely scattered afternoon and evening showers Saturday otherwise mostly dry. Highs 70 to 80. Lows 45 to 55. WEDNESDAY 24, BALLS, Zna H , Idaho. June 24, 1980 Nitrogen Dioxide 24, 1980 OLSON, City, June A. Richard, Sait Lake 25, 1980 PRICE, Evelyn 8, Junction, Piute County, June 25, 1980 REEVES, Muriel, KaysvUle. June 24, 1980. REMY, Naomi G., Salt Lake City, June 25, 1980 . RICHMOND, Grant A , Arvada, Colo June 20, 1980. SAMUELS, James, West Jordan lune 74. 1980 SHIELDS, F. Alburn, Salt Lake City, June 23. 1980, SCHNEEBELI, Hutda L., Salt Lake City, June 25, 1980. STARK, Isabel, Salt Lake City, June 24, 1980. STEINHAUER, Roy G, Salt Lake City, June 24, i960. STEPHENS, Owen W, Montpelier, Idaho, June 24, 1980. TAYLOR, Warren E., Salt Lake City, June 24, 1980. TYLER, Hotly J., Weiser, Idaho. June 24, i960. Newell V., Salt Lake walker, City, June 25, 1980, WALLGREN, Ross G., Sandy, June 24, 1980. WEBB, A. Leon, Richmond, Cache County, June 25, I960 WHITED, Roger D., Orem, June 25. 1980. TwvMe, November John Jenk and EHeo Marie Ek men Hansen Shields Married Ruth Clawson Jan 19, 1945, Born Aug Campbell 1910, 11, Idaho, to John S. and Ferguson. Florence Hansen March 6, 1956. Bangor, Maine. She died March 21, 1959. Retired Air Force sergeant Active in Golden Age Center in Orem. Did volunteer work for Orem City. Survivorsdaughter, Shirley Macdonald, Toronto, Canada; two brothers, sister, grandchildren; William N., Lehi; Gene L., Salt Lake City; Leonard, Mrs. Virvel Blanchard, both of Roosevelt. Funeral services Friday p m. Olpin Mortuary, Roosevelt, where friends may call Thursday p.m. and Friday one hour prior to services. KAYSVILLE 83. of 39 Souffi - MurielKaysvUle, Reeves, 100 West. died Tuesday, June 24, 1980, at a Clearfield nursing home Born March 26, 1897, in Kavs-viil- - wife, Veda Bergener; daughters and son, Mr Bud (Shirley) Straight; Mr. Monte (GeraJtou, naurson; James Russell Bergener, Jr.; Mr. Grant (Susan) Benson; Mr. Rick (Mary Jane) Magalianes; John Kent Bergener; 21 orandchll-dren- ; brother, Milford Bergener, California; Frank I, Roy G. Steinhauer Rov G. Steinhauer, 87, died June 1980. Bom July X. Nebaiem, Ore., to William and Grace Benito Steinhauer. Married Evelyn Jonason in 19X at Saint Helens, Ore. She died in Ken- neth Bergener; sister, Joyce F uneral services Friday, 10 Halt Mortuary Chapel, Logan, Utah am.. 1 96 9. member, Life Blue Lodoe, Knights Templar and Al be r t P y k Lodge. Member, C amelia Chap- ter No 27, Portland, Ore . and Lyndt Chapter No. 1, Salt Lake City, Order of Eastern Star. Survivors: niece, Mrs. Lester (Bessie) Jackson, Salt Lake City. Funeral services Monday, noon, . Caldwell Colonial Mortuary, Friends may call at Deseret Mortuary, 36 E. TOO South, Friday. p m. Interment, Rose City Cemetery, Portland. Competition Could Prove Intense For Granite School Board Seats Competition could prove especially keen for the on Granite Districts Board of Education this year, but interest seems spotty for positions on the state school board and other Salt Lake County boards. Wednesday was the deadline for school board hopefuls to file candidacy with the Secretary of State or the Salt Lake County election clerk. In precincts or districts where more than two persons filed, candidates will face a primary election in September, and the top two from each area will compete for four-yeterms in the November general election. two of them the In Granite, 17 persons filed for the three available spots on incumbents board. the Include Incumbent Five persons, including incumbent Dawn R. Curtis, 4004 Brockbank Way, are contending for the Precinct 1 seat. Others include Robert R. Brown, 2562 E. 3225 South; Joyce A. Higashi, 3236 Fortuna Dr.; Christine D. Wahlqulst, 4609 Idlewild Rd., and Gaylen 0 K. Bunker, East. Incumbent Grant H. Linford, 3426-62East, is among six vying for the Precinct 2 position. His opposition includes Mitchell S. Hughes, 3970 Pharaoh 5 Rd.; Patricia Sandstrom, East; Woodrow C. Dennett, 3988 Luetta Dr. ; Ann B. Blunt, 918 E. 3385 South, and Bernice J. Miera, 4320 Doreen Cl. Larry Bradshaw is not running for another term in Granite's Precinct 3, but other candidates include: Leonard Wojcik, 2284 E. 6200 South; Bruce B. Anderson, 2249 Lauri Kay Dr.; Keith P. Henschen, 4851 Damon Way; Wells Grover, 3463 Melvina; W. Brent Edman, 2888 E. County Rd., and Brent Gubler, 2558 Flamingo Dr. Only 11 persons filed for the six openings on the Utah State Board of Education. Three incumbents are unopposed and will serve another three open seats ar five-memb- er 2821-252- 0 4065-104- term. Jay A. Monson, Logan, again will represent 4, which covers several northern Utah school districts; Dr. W. Dean Belnap of Kaysville will represent District 5 (Davis District), and Karl Shisler District of Ballard, Uintah County, will serve the eastern Utah area of District 6. Stephen L. Garrett, who now represents District 7, plans to move from Cedar City to Utah County and Contenders as his therefore didnt file for replacement are John C. Willie of St. George and Xeoia Brown of Cedar City. Lila B. Bjorklund, who now has the District seat in- Salt Lake City, faces opposition from Charles Howard Starr, 1122 Ouray Ave., and Cloyd E. h Ave. Wangsgard, In District 2, which covers the Granite School District, incumbent A. Glenn Christensen, 454 E. Sfconehedge Dr., will compete with M. Richard Haxficfd, 5441 Cottonwood Club Dr,, and Kenneth R. Larsen, 1325 W. Bluemoot Dr., Bennion. The biggest of two races in Jordan School District niw is in Precinct 4, where seven residents are trying tor iocttntUxX Richard D. Anderson's scat. He did not 1 816-lfit- file. Those running in Precinct 4 include: Marvin A. Melville, 2690 E. 10200 South; Jane Callister, 121116th East, Draper; Alfred W. "Bill" Johansen, 367 E. 10425 South; Donald E. Weaver, 9106 Mallard Cl., Sandy; Vaughn R. Rasmusson, 2721 Robidoux Rd., Sandy; Johnny D. Wetsol, 10701 Dimple Dell Dr,, Sandy, and Rosemary M. Fairboum (address u(iacailallel. Mark Klnlovieb, 1546 W, 8600 South, West Jordan, faces enmpctiitu in Jordan's Precinct 5 from Clark it. Layton, MM) S. North Forty Way, South Jordan; Enure G. Egbert, 9517 S. Tarbert Cl., South Jordan, 5 t and David H. Schmidt. Jordan. heart failure. Born May 16, 1951. in Lynch, Benham County. 2985 W. 9000 South, West Murray has only two seats open, one which will again be filled by J. Dale Ahlberg, 4677 Hanauer St. He is unopposed m his bid. incumbent Running against George I. Brown, 6305 Mt. Vernon Dr., in Murrays Precinct 5 are Shauna F. Adams, 845 Silver Shadow Dr., and LeRoy G. Faerber, 6250 Westridge. Salt Lake City's incumbent in Precinct 3 Richard E. Carman faces opposition from six residents. They include Byron Marchant, 1062-5t- h East; Edward "Joe" McGuire, 1015 Montgomery Way; Richard D. Harding, 1400 W. 800 South; Mildred Park. 1964 Richards; Eliud Pete" Suazo, 1308 W. 500 South, and Ila Rose Fife, 842 W. 9th South. Incumbent F. Keith Stepan, 811 Cornell St., faces Grant M. Warner, 368 N. 1000 only one opponent West in Precinct 1 of Salt Lake City. City Incumbent The citys incumbent from Precinct 5 is Wayne C. Evans. 1246 Gilmer Dr., who will compete will Pat Reagan, 1963 S. 1200 East No. 503, and Thomas East. Godfrey, Precinct 7s incumbent, Carolyn Kump of 2522 Maywood Dr., will run against Duane Torsak, 2186-80East No. 14, and Burton Smith Miller, 1007 1233-70- Atkin Ave. board races are While county board candidates needed only verify their residency in the precinct in question, state school board members filed petitions with 100 signatures of qualified voters. Basically, the school board members set local or statewide education policies, apixiint school superintendents and determine school budgets, which sometimes far exceed municipal budgets in Salt Lake All school County. Suit Claims Violation By Public Agencies A Sait County man filed suit Wednesday in 3rd District Court charging that two county agencies have violated Utah law by holding secret meetings to regulate use of county recreation facilities. The plaintiff, Jon R Brown, 62 W. 3300 South, alleges in the lawsuit that meetings held to discuss use of Cottonwood Softball Complex, 43(KV13th East, were closed to the public in violation of Utah's Open and Public Meetings Act or "Sunshine Law." Listed as defendants are the Salt Lake County Recreation Department, County Commissioner William L. Hutchinson, County Recreation Director Gary R. Swonsen, the Valley Shirts Association, a county advisory board, and its three principle officers. The Valley Sports Association is responsible for directing use of the softhall complex, according to the suit. Mr. Brown alleges in the action that on Aug 17, 1979, he applied for use of the softball complex and was denied permission by the defendants. He claims that meetings held to discuss his application were closed to the public and he was not allowed to attend them lie charges in the lawsuit, "Defendants regularly hold and conduct meetings" in violation of the open meetings law and specifically have "systematically excluded plaintiff from attending mid meetings." No hearing lm U'en scheduled on the matter. Funeral services will be held Friday noon, Russon Brother's Mortuary Chaoel, 255 S 2nd East, where friends may call one hour prior to services Interment, Salt Lake City Cemetery. Eskiistu-n- Ross Gilbert Wallgren EHn sandy Wallgren, 57, June 2, Salt Lake on Utah. City, Prominent Alfred Boyd Doutre Zina Horsley Balls - SPRINGS. Idaho Zina Horsley Bails, 90. passed away Tuesday morning at her home Born May 7, 1890, at Soda Springs A daughter of Thomas Herbert and Louise lau Horslev Married Kenneth Grant Bails, June X. 1950, in the Logan LDS Temple. Survived: husband. Soda Soring; four son, four daughters, Harold. Merrill, both of Soda Sorings; Maurice H , Salt Lake Cty; K Gerald, Bloomington, ill ; Mrs Florence Niide, Coalville. Utah, Mrs. Ralph (Margaret) Sargent. Hovtsvine, Utah; Mrs. Kenneth (Genevieve) Oswald, Las Mr. Clarence Vegas. Nevada.(Lociie) Bagiev, Mesa. Arizona; SODA 46 grandchildren, greatg- randchildren,- four brothers, two sisters, Milton l. Horsiev, Boise, Idaho; Everett Horsley, Rov, Utah; Grant Horslev, Paradise, Utah; Lee Horsley, Midland, Michigan; Mr. John (Gladys) Rusk, Denver, Co ; Mrs. J. (Leslie) Rollins. Orem, Utah. Funeral services wilt be held Friday. I 00 p.m in the Soda Springs LDS Stake Center. Fnendt may call at the Allen Funeral Home, Thursday evening p m.. and Friday. 11 William Melroy Andrew William MelfOV AnPROVO drew, 87, died June 24, I960, in Provo. Born Nov 1. 1892. Salt Lake Ctv, to William Robert and Ada Gibbv Andrew Mamed Myrtle Mauss June 28. 1916, Salt Lake LDS Temple later divorced. Married Lvdo Mane Brough April 13, 1949, Salt Lake LDS Temple. of Florist and superintendent Parks and Recreation for Provo for 31 year Member LDS Church. 7th Priest m Edgemont High Ward Survivors: wife, Provo; son, daugnter, Glenn Andrew. Orem; Mrs Edgar (Renee) Aider. Salt Lake City, two stepchildren, Mrs. Jim (ArcHee) Baldwin. Lancaster, Pa i DeVere Brough. Ogden; 22 grandchildren; 54 greatgrandchildren; brother, sister. Mr Irvan (Eva) Jackson, Reed Douglas Andrew, both of Salt Lake C.ty Funeral services Saturday 11 a m Edgemont 7th LDS Ward. 555 E 32 X North, Provo Friends may call Walker Mortuary. Provo. Friday 8 p m and Saturday at the ward chaoel prior to services. Interment, Provo City Cemetery. Evelyn Bolin Price JUNCTION. Piute County Evelyn Bohn Price, 69. of Junction. oed June 25. 1980, m a Panguitch hospital Born Jan 22. 1911. Ottumwa, Iowa, to George Alexander and Luu Steven Bohn. Married Van Cleat Juhck Feb 5, 19J7; later divorced Mamed Melvin Harrison Price Aug. 4. 1945. Fort Summer. N M Liter solemnized n St George LDS Tempt Oct 3. 1968 Active member LDS Church. husband. Junction; Survivor three daughter, on son, Mr Jen BeVee Mcln-tosh- , Vaii'ancouH. Mr both of La Vegas- - Nev ; Mr Richard (Linda) loving. Salt lake City. Stem Price, serving in U S. Armed Services In Gar. four many, nm grandchildren, one sister, Mr LeRoy (Mona) Quinn. Fayette Iowa Saturday. 1 LDS Ward pm. Ortievilf fhapei. where tirends may call after Ham Saturday Burial, Junction Cemetery Fgneral direcSon tors. Neal $ Magiebr Mortuary 1t I Jack Curtis Bona - MAPI ETON. Utah jack Cur. M Bona. 99, of Mapleton, ded June 23, I960 Born 10, 1W. at February Spanish Fork, Utah The son ot Thom and V'ote Wilson Bona. Reared by an aunt and une'e. Mr Ei'-Mr Bona Married ad Pose B'fggi. Awrn 7, 1941, Provo, Utah A heavy duty equipment ooeratnr Past president and of the Maple League Riding Cub Member of the Moose Lodge Survivor wife. Mameon; children, Mr Dan (Sharon) Bagiev, Mr Randy. (Shauna) Leefham, Richard beth of Mapleton, Mr (Janet) Encksen. Thomas E. Bon both of Spanish Fork; Mr, Ronald (Imrtai Mason, SpringvH-le- . 22 grand hiidrtn; brother, and I'Ster. Mr Frk (Leoii) Bjtfo. Keth Bona Neil Bon, ail of Spanish Fork Mr John (Rea) B'eggi. Mapiefon; Blair Bona, LaMebra California f vtner al service will be held Thursday Ham. Wheeler Mortuary Chaoel m Soring. u. where fnrwjs may call Wndnpxdav even-mg- . 9 pm, gr Thursday one hour prior to service Burial, Suamih Fok City Cemetery piano technician over years. Past president and member of Piano Technician Guild. Survivors wife; four daughters, Mrs. William C (EHn May) Dufur, Santa Clara, California; Carol 0. Pool sen, Centerville, Virginia; Mr. Harold (Bonnie) Rawson, Helena, Montana; Enid Pino. Salt Lake City; 13 grandchildren and two two sisters and one brother, all of Sweden Funeral services wilt be held Saturday U 00 a.m. at the Colonial Mortuary Chapel, 2128 South State, where friends may call Friday 8 p.m and on Saturday one hour prior to services. Interment: Salt Lake City Cemetery. 5o Clara Martha Hurst Clara Martha Hurst, age X, died June 25, I960, in a Salt Lake hospital from a heart attack. She was bom August 15, 1899, in A d o r t Vogtland. Germany, to Fran and Lina Ebner Koch. John Hurst -died Ross June Gilbert 24, 1980, at Travis Air Force Base Hospital after a long illness. Born August 1077 97 Mid. vale, Utah, to David E. and Caroline Hewlett Wallgren. Ma- Carole rried Caywood, March California. Retired Air Force Staff Sot., retiring after X years of service. Veteran of World War II and ttie Korean Conflict. Survivors: Wife, Fairfield, California; Mother and Stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holmoren, Sandy; sisters, Mrs. W. E. (Lucille) Rawlins, Alhambra, California; Mrs. C. (Fay) Brown, West Covina, California; Mrs. Wilma McEihaney, Kodiak, Alaska; Mrs. W. R. (Atton) 0son, Bountiful; Mrs. L. Rov (Patsy) Ball, Midvale. Military Graveside services p.m., at the Sandy Friday, City Cemetery, 90th South, 700 East. Friends may call at Goff Mortuary, 8090 South State, Friday one hour prior to services. Hulda Leubler Schneebeli May 12, 1923, in Leipzig, Germany. Later Hulda Leubler Schneebeli, 96, died June 25, 19X, at her home in Salt LakeCitk. Bom January Temoie, on August 26, 1954. He passed away March 18. I960. She came to the U S in January, 1953. She was an active member of the LDS Church, holding many church positions through the years. Survivors- daughter. Mrs. Siegfried (AnneMese) Schumann, Salt Lake City; son, Geroif, preceded her in death, in World War il Action; three grandchildren; four sister, Lina Anna Kaitofen, three brothers, Franz Koch, Kurt Koch, and Werner Koch, all Germany Funeral services will be held Saturday, 2 P.m., m the 11th LDS Ward. 951 East IX South, where friends may call one hour prior to services, interment, Mountain View Memorial Estates. Oberuzwil, LDS Joseph Mortimer Bagley KOOSHAREM, Sevier County Joseph Mortimer Begley, 84, died June 24, 1980. in a Richfield care center. Born June IX 1996, Koosharem, to Edward Alma and Chrlstena Torgersen Bagley. Married Jenny Mae Manweii Aug 28, 1918. Richfield She died June 4, 1947. Saw mill operator. Marshal of Koosharem Served on Koosharem Old Fo'ks Committee. Veteran, WW I. Member, Harold Brown Post No 92. American Legion. Survivors: two daughters, Mrs. June tva) Powell, Richfield; Mrs. Anton (Faun) Rees, Loa, Wayne 12 County; six grandchildren; four sisters, Mr. Lynn (Helen) Wmget, Greenwich, Sevier County; Mrs. Nettie Hallows, Richfield. Funeral services Saturday 1 pm. Koosharem Ward Chaoel. where friends may call 11 a m. to 12 X pm. Burial. Koosharem Cemetery, with military honor. Funeral directors. Springer Mortuary, Grant Allen Richmond Memorial services were held June 23. n the Arvada, Colorado, LDS Chaoel for Grant Allen Richmond, formerly of Salt Lake City, who passed away June X. 1980, in a Denver hospital of cancer. Born April la, 1907, to Charles B and Blanche Kimball Richmond LDS Mission to France. Employed by U S. Postal Service for many Married Melba Eleanor year Fox November 2, 1937 Survived bv; mother, widow, and son, Mrs. two daughters, Richard (Eleanor Renee) Brim-lev- , Cambridge. Mass ; Myma Huffman, Denver. Colorado; Allen Fox Richmond. Phoenix. Arizona; two brothers, four grandchildren; three sisters. Lawrence C., Leucadia. California; Mrs. Melvin (Mary) Brooks, Provo, Harold K. Richmond. Mr LaMar (Phyllis) Dune ah, Mrs. Gilbert V. (Vlr- McDowell, all Salt Lake ?ma) preceded in death bv father, and brother, Kimball C Richmond Owen Welker Stephens MONTPELIER, Idaho - Owen Welker Steohens, 77, died June 24, I960, in a Montpelier hospital. Born Jan 2. 19Q3, Montpelier, to Thomas Nephl and Clara Welker to Winnie Married Stephen Hyman. Seat 11, 1930, Soda Idaho. Member, LDS Soring, Church Survivor widow. Montpelier; daughters, Mr Donald (Maxing) Smedlev. Soda Spring. Idaho; Mr. Dale (Maurine) Austin, LibElmo (Katerty, Idaho; Mr hryn) Muir, Pocatello, Idaho, Mr. Terry (Gladys) Shatter, Beaverton, Ore ; '3 grandchildren,- 16 great grandchildren; brother. Melvin J . Richmond. Utah; Arthur C , Phoenix. Arizj Evan C . Montpelier, Idaho; sister. Ada Bisseggar, Tooele; Sait Lake City. Funeral ervres Friday. 1 P m , 2nd Ward Chapel. Montewher Friends may call Matthews Morp m and also tuary, Thursday. on Friday, one hour prior to service Bunal, Montpelier Cemetery Sheryl Lyn Lott Olsen - PRICE Sheryl Lyn Lott Olsen, X died lone 24, I960 Bom March 17, i960, Sait Lake Cty, to Royal Jay and Linda Hardmg Lott Mamed Barry K. Oven May 4. 19W Manti LDS Tempi Graduate of North Sanpete High School m 199 Graduate Of seminary and took state honor in voice and souare dancing Survivor huvband, Price; parents, Mount Pleasant, brothers and sister, Virgil, U S Armv In Ronald, Huntington, Germany. Emery County, Michael, Victor, Barbara end Judv. H of Mount P'eavant. grandparent. Anme R Jesven, $ut Lane City; Kathleen Harflmg Provo Funeral services Saturday. Pnre North IDS Stake pm, Friends may call at Paused Mortuary Friday. 7f pm, and one hngr prior at the stake center Burial, Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Jmes WEST JORDAN Samuels. Jr., 17, 0 We died June U, from 19M) received in an automobile accident Born June 6, in Gallup, 19A3 New Mexico, the son of James and Agnes Francisco Samuel, Sr Jordan, Survivors parents, associate member Sevier w County Jeep Posse Survivors, wife. Richfietfl; 3 daughter, Kenneth sons and "Leon" Hawlev. Robert Reid both Sparks, Nev ; HerHawley, bert Charles Hawley, Littleton, Colo ; Mrs. Verl (Louise) Bechtel, Florence, Ore., 17 grandchildren; Juanita Francisco; two brothers, tour sister, Veter, Earl, Judv. Kathy, Connie, end Tin Oliver, all West Jordan Funeral services Saturday 11 09 al McDouoal West Jordan Mor tuarv, 1841 West 7S00 South Friends mav call Friday Mom. Interment Sunset Cemetery, Gallup, New Mexico Additional services will be Monday at Gallup. 2 brother and 2 sisters, Garth Hawlev, Mrs. Nell Nebeker, Mrs. William Bless (LaVern) Daniels, all AnnabeUa. Funeral services Thursday at p.m. in the AnnabeUa LDS Ward the chapel. Friends mav call atMorNeal S Magiebv and Sons a and m , p tuary Wednesday Naomi Genevieve Remy Naomi Genevieve Remy died June 25, 19X, in a local hospital. Born in Salt Lake City, to Henry and Emma Jean Weslev Remy She was an active member of the Grace Methodist Church. Survived by nieces and Peter J. Milano Peter J. Milano, 76, died June 24, Born 1904 17, Castle Gate, Feb-ruar- f d&jr Utah, to Joseph D. and Domeni-- c a B 011 n0 Milano. Married Ernesta Foren-to- , April 11, 1925 in Salt Lake m BROWN FLORAL Co. Utah. City, nephews Graveside services will be held Friday 12 X noon in the Salt Lake City Cemetery Friends may calf Thursday 6 00-- 8 00 p.m. and Friday, 11 :0011:45 a rrv at the Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple. Former resident of Helper, Utah. A Salt Lake resident since 1937. Retired electrician, Utah Power and Light, Sait Lake Division. Survivors: wife, Ernesta; daughter, Patricia Simmons, and Heidi Simmons, granddaughter, allot Salt Lake City. Friends may call Friday, June s 27, 19X, ftuiM pin. ai Evans and Early Mortuary, 574 East First South. Graveside services 10 a.m. Saturday, Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Family requests no flowers. Saif Since 1915... Lake's leading florist Elegance at an affordable price1 364-554- 4 5th So. 11th West bedding plants Petunias, Ferns, geraniums and perennials SKYLINE FLOWERS 3378 lighland Dr. Wlilse. Retail SALE- All MILDRED'S FLOWERS 1522 E. 33rd So. NAN'S FLORAL 363 8839 We Deliver 9, 1957, El Married George solemnized in the Sait Lake Central, 1907, Sweden to Carl Johan and 19X in SOUTH PASADENA. Calif. Alfred Boyd Doutre. 58, formerly of Logan, died June 24, 1980, of a heart attack in California. Bom Feb. 6, 19?2, Logan, to William and Georgene Davidson Doutre. Married Ann Winkler Olson in 1976 in the Los Angeles LDS Temple. Graduate, Logan Attended USU. High School. Graduate, Yale Law School. LDS Law mission partner in Poindexter and Doutre. Los Angeles. Survivors: widow and daughter, Stephanie, both of South Pasadena. two brothers, two sisters, Mrs. William Max, Pasadena; Nathan Judd (Edith) Snapo, Escondido, Calif i Mrs. Fay F. (Georgene) Jones. Menlo Park, Calif.; David Lamar Doutre, Salt Lake City. Funeral services Friday noon South Pasadena LDS Ward Chaoel, with graveside services Monday 10 a m Logan City Cemetery. Friends may call at Had Mortuary, Looan, Monday one hour prior to services. ) Richard Olson Richard Olson, beloved husband and father, age X, died June 25, I960 at home of a ailment. Born May 28, l0. Sevier County, Charles Henry and Nellie Hawtev Married C leone Roberts Feb 11, 932, in the Manti Temple Member LDS Church Retired 7. Sept - Kenneth Reul ANNABELLA in Hawlev. Tl. died June IX - 5 hosValiev Utah pital Bom July 10, to Utah Lake City offices and berame insurance manager, later purchasing agent Retired after 43 years services Active in many fields, religion, politics, civic and charitable organizations Served LDS mission, Belgium and France Member Third Ward bishooric. Liberty Stake Stake Board member Grand and Liberty Stakes President, High Priest quorum, University Stake, 1952 Served 12 years Long time member, Chamber of Commerce, Sons of Utah Pioneers, Welsh Society Pres Utah Purchasing Agents Associa tion Vice chairman, United Fund President and director, Utah ManElected three ufacturers Assn terms, Utah House of Representa fives President State Fair board, 7 years Member, Utah Centennial Commission, under President David McKav. Sait Lake Board of Education, 4 years. Survivors: wife; one son, David C Thomas, Salt Lake City; three daughters, Mrs Joseph S (Mary) Robert W. Beil, Honolulu; Mr (Amy) Barker; Keningston, MD ; Mrs Rolfe (Gloria) Peterson, San Mateo, Calif ; 12 grandchildren, 6 A. in ones He worked for U&i Sugar Co in Elsinore, In 1919, transfers to Salt Raymond to Pavson, Utah where had been bom and parent spent their youth In 1915 the father, mother and seven children moved to Salt Lake City where Isabel lived the rest of her life She graduated from West High School in 19X and was employed by the Store in Auerbach Department Sait Lake City for many years until retirement in 1976 include two Family survivor sisters, Lillie May Shipley of North Ogden and Lenora Nofsinger of Colorado and two Littleton, brothers, John D. Stark, North Ogden, and Arvll L. Stark., Salt Lake City Two brothers, Lavar and Douglass, preceded her in death. Funeral services will be held at the Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, Saturday at 12:00 noon. Friends may call at the mortuary Friday evening from p.m. and one hour prior to serWasatch Lawn vices. Interment-Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers the family requests contributions to the Utah Heart Association, 250 East 100 South, Salt Lake City, Utah. 84111. A. J 1950 her Levie Ward Bishopric. He served a time mission in Montana and Wyoming. Survivors: Wife, West Jordan; brother, John Mark, sister, Addie Jane, parents, all Benham. Kentucky. Funeral services will be held Friday.H OO am., in the West Jordan 13th Ward Chaoel, 2&X West 9000 South Friends may call Thursday, 8 p.m., at Redwood Memorial Estates, 6500 South Redwood Road, and Friday, one hour prior at the church. Interment: Mountain View Memorial Estates. service Lee. Charlotte Carlsen Olson. Married Ethel Married Funeral along with the rest of the family, from 1900 13th full 45 Mary Mar. Thomas riAd Vera Cutler June 7, 19M Sait Lake IDS Temple Sne ded X, 1949 Sept Married Ruth heart West Jordan 1892, Calif. James Rus-seBergener, son of Mr. and Mrs Otto J. Bergener, born Nov. 14, 1917, Logan, died June 22, 1980, in Concord. Calif. Married Veda Ekstrom, June 26, CONCORD, Park, from Ruth Cook, Hemet, Calif ; Mrs. Bessie Granger. Graveside services will be held Friday, 1 00 p.m , at the Kaysville City Cemetery. There will be no public viewing or visitation Funeral Directors Mortuary. in A- Hawley d June 28. Sat Lake Professor Charles J and she moved, 1980 91, Born 88fi m City to Douglass Stark the age of three ed June a Saif Lake nursing Thomas, H m home lberta, Canada on December 21, to Ernest 1911, At March 5, 1976. in the Sait Lake LOS Temple. He was a second counselor in the ceived a BA degree from the University of Utah. Taught Art for 40 years, in Davis Co Junior High Schools. Member, of the Ladies Art Club, Retired School Teachers Club, Athenah Club, Davis Educational Assoc. The NEA, and theUEA. Survivors: two brothers, one sister, N. N Reeves, Huntington Born Raymond, ?1. Sarah Agnes Anthony Andrew Hodges hospital David Isatwl Stark died suddenly of heart attack on June 24, i9flo at me age of 68 James Samuels, Jr. Kenneth Reid David Hyrum Thomas Albert and business for ip' many year, re- Hodges. daughter of Nathan and Effie Newman 24. James Russell Bergener J Kentucky, to Paul 0. and Birdi Harris A Roosevelt Burial, Memorial Park. ... Anthony Andrew Hodges, age 29, died June 24, 1960 m a local School. Victor. Robma Married 19Q7, Salt Lake City, to Stephen .DMi W and Ellen Varley Walker Sr Married Evelyn Best September 24, 1914, in the Sait Lake LDS L ,$ Temple. He was f ' In the grocery ' Muriel Reeves e, Ferguson 1 tired from Southland Coro He was reared and educated In Sait Lake City, lived and worked in New York City for several veers. Past member of the Swanee Singers, and the Footprinter Assoc. Survived by wife, Salt Lake City, two daughters, Mrs Thomas G (Marcia) Reese, Mrs Judd (Mary Ellen) Jackson, both Salt Lake City; five grandchildren, Sidney, Klmberli, Tracy, Amy, and Ryan; one brother, Roland V ; three sisters, Mrs. William (Lvdifl) Park, Mrs Eugene (Mary) Hinckley, Mrs Amber (Mildred) McRae, ail of Sait Lake City, preceded in death by one brother, Wilford, and one sister, Viola Fuiton. Graveside funeral services Friday, 2 p.m., at the Sait Lake City Cemetery. Friends may call at the Berg Mortuary Sunset Lawn, 2350 East 1300 South, Thursday, from 6 to 8 p m and Friday, from 12, X to I X pm. In lieu of flowers, family suggests contributions to the Utah Lung Association. j of graduate Davis High Re- OREM Hyrum Glen Ferguson, 69, died June 23, I960, at ' 18, Sait Lake LDS Previ- , Temple ' f ousiy married to 1 Mery Virginia who bums Cederlotf, died in 1943. A men of many talents and abilities, he was a member of the Tekker. who the pioneer trek from Nauvoo to Salt Lake In the centennta! celebration of 1947 Attended University of Utah and was active m theater production Owner of Shields Heating Service for many year We employed by Ireco Chemical at time of death High priest in Yale LDS Ward, Bonneville Stake, and was serving as assisant high priest group leader Served many years Seventies Quorum presidencies a member of the 33rd Ward and North 20th Ward A devoted husband and father, he is survived by his wife; sons, w. Donald Shields, Los Dr Angeles; John Album Shields, Robert Clawson Shields, Michael Bradley Shields, daughters, Ruth Ann Waldorh. Mary Fllen Eiggren, all of Salt Lake City; 19 three greatgrandchildren; grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday noon Yale Ward Chapel, 1431 Gilmer Dr Friends may call at Larkin Mortuary, 260 E. South Temple, Friday 6 8 pm. and Saturday 45 a.m at the ward chapel. Interment, Salt Lake City Cemetery. Lifelong resident of K a y s v Hyrum Glen Varley Walker, age 72, passed away at his home, June 25, 1980, after a long frnmm nwawiiiiiMn illness. T He was born Vr 20, Reeves. tv Health advisory legend code, good - Forecast, little change Thursday. 1911, Soda Springs. BERGENER. James R , Concord. Calif , June 22. 1980 BONA, Jack C , Mepleton, Utah County, June 23- 1980. DOUTRE, Alfred B . South Pasadena, Calif June 24, 1980 FERGUSON, Hyrum G . Orem, June 23, 1980 HARDMAN, Davis C , lehi, June 25, I960. HODGES, Anthony A Salt Lake City. June 24, 1980 HURST, Clara M , Sait Lake City, June 25, 1980 JENNINGS, Grace C, McGill. Nev , June 24, 1980 MILANO. Peter J , Salt Lake City, June 24, 1980 OlSFN, Sheryl L. Price, June Survivor- of Born Sept, 1980 Newell 1980 23, Isabel Stark Newell Varley Walker Alburn Shields, 68, died peacefully though unexpectedly at hi home June ANDREW. William M , Provo. June 24, 1980 B A GL E Y, Joseph M , Koosharem, Sevier County, June 1940. Air PeUuftwi Index Chart The following indices heve been celculeted by the State Department 3 of as Health p.m. Wednesday. F. Alburn Shields F 2 1 , Robert 8 9 4 , to Leubler and Katharina Furrer. Married E r n e s t Schneebeli. September 25, 1919. Loving mother legal Notices THE BEFORE Case No. 71 70) Notice is hereby given that d matter will heard before the Public Service Commission of Utah on Tuesday, the 8th day of July. 1980 at 10 00 a.m. at the office of the Commission, 330 East Fourth South Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Applicant proposes to operate as common motor carrier by motor vehicle for the transportation of the following: To operate as common motor carrier bv motor vehicle in the transportation of the be Survivors: 7 Taylor Warren Eugene Taylor, aga 29, died June 24, 19X eorn July 7, 1950 in Sait Lake City to Eugene and Opal L Shaw Tavior Member LDS Church SurvivorsParents, sister, Mrs Donald A. (Beverly Ann) Haws; brother, Roger Shaw and Scott Aiden, an of Sftndv. grandmother, Mr Jessie Shaw. Gutmon, Oklahoma Funeral servlcsa Friday, 11 00 a m .Crescent 2nd Ward, 11000 South 300 East Friends mav call evening 6 8 r m , at the Thyrsi Lawn Mortuary, 2150 Berg Fait 1)00 South, and Friday, one hour prior at the church Inter-meBerg Suny Garden Oftht Valley. 3 Walker imposed 1980. law en- tion: Carrier will operate over the most practical route available Excess mileage will be charged at a rate of tl 50 per mile for each excess mile traversed. Excess mileage is defined to m dude all excess mileage beyond that for normal or usual route, including excess miles where carrier is laden or unladen To determine distance, refer to Item 200 NOTE Shipper wil be notified of exes charged by phone and verified Secretary Warner C 82 m writing By Order of the Commission DATED at Salt Lake Cdy, Utah this 23rd day of June, 1980. DAVID L. STOTT. David L Stott S by forcement officers, or beother conditions yond the control of the carrier, it is impractical fo operate the vehicle over highway forming the shortest distance between the origin and destina- Bank 25th Street Ogden, UT 84401 "Excess es or ferries, barriers from Salt Lake County, limited, however, to shipments moving to and from Don Oldham Bv Order of the Commission. DATED at Saif Lake City. Utah this 16th day of June, Frank Incorpo- Mileage Due to Impaired Roads When due to floods, fires, landslides, avalanches, condition of bridg- qraphic plies reated to such business from cities and communities in Utah County to and 543 400 follows: printingarts matter, and sup- Attorney for Record. ?5. Item rate 11 04 dtesel fuel surcharge which is already in effect into rate ieveis 4 Applicant proposes to add a new item as follows. "Damage by Waste Materials When waste materials or contaminated materials transported by carrier damage carrier's vehicle, trailers or related equipment, and such damage could have been prevented had the involved shipper notified carrier of the potential of such damage due to the mature of such waste material or contaminated materials, the shipper shall reimburse carrier for the repair of replacement costs relative to such damaged vehicles, trailers or related equipment." 5 Applicant proposes to add a new item as and Trust Company. Zions First National Bank and Central Bank and Trust Company, and further, to operate as a contract motor carriers for the of transportation Downey, Warren Eugene increase ail columns bv passengers written documents, instruments, papers and reports (excluding coins and currency) as are used in the conduct and operaof tions bank and institutions banking from cities and communities in Utah County to and from Sait Lake County, to Limited, however, movements to and California. Funeral services will be held Saturday. 11 X a m., at the Wing Mortuary Chaoel, Lehi, where friends may call Friday. p m and Saturday, prior to services Burial, BiuttdaieCemetery. - 25. to all Utah County points, In both scheduled and unscheduled service, and on return movements to engage in the same operation. 3. To operate as a contract motor carrier for the transportation of commercial papers, from at commencing 260, 270, 280, 300, 310, 3X, 410, 4X, 430, 440, 460. 470, 5X, 540, 550, 560, by 2 Item 530Increase Col D rates to level of Col C rates and then of transportation misplaced airline - 1980, to Applicant proposes amend and increase rates and charges tn Tariff HATC XI A, P S C. Utah No 13 as follows. 1. Propose to increase items 60, 80, 90, 100. IX, 160, IX, IX. 240, baggage, over regular and irregular routes, from the Salt Lake International Airport Clarence Hardman A Leon Utah Wetb age X, died Wednesdv June 25. I960 at his home Born November 18, 19?9, Richmond, Utah to James Walter and LaPreai Buxton Webb Married Gentei Hyma, July 7. 1949 in Pocatello, Idaho Later solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple. Dairy farmer. Surviving, widow; daughter and ions, Mrs. Brent (Jems) Glover, Lewiston; Reed L, Smithfield; Jav H. and Robert L., Richmond; Lynn H., Pocatello, Lloyd B . California Sacramento Spanish Mission; seven grandchildren; sisters and brothers, Mr Carl (Phvibs) Tavior and Merlin W, both Ogden, Mr. George (Laura) Tanner. Orem. J Kenneth, Smith, field, Lyle 8 Bountiful Funeral services will be Saturday 2 X pm. in the Richmond Stake Center Friends call Webb Mortuary, Friday 79 pm and at the stake center Saturday 12. X until service time. July, 10 00 a m. at the office of the 330 East Fourth Commission, South, Sait Lake City, Utah. common earner bv motor vehicle for the Davis (Bee) LEHI, UMh Clarence Hardman. 69. died June 25, 19X, in an American Fork hospital. Bom February 11, 1911, in Salt Lake City The son of Clarence C. and Ida Mae Davis Hardman,. Married Alta Mae (Patsy) Hatt, April 26, 1933, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Retired Guard at the Utah State Prison. Survivors: wife; five sons, three daughters, Ralph W.r Price; Robert B. (Bob) and Mrs Ray G. both Lehi; (Alta MaeUackitn, Bidyne H., Pleasant Grove; Wavne H., Elsinore. Alton D. (Tony), Provo; Mrs. Jay (Fern) Kallas, Orem; Mr. D. Blake (Daryhl) Spencer, Lindon; 29 grandchildren; IS greatgMrs. randchildren; Ann Hardman; three brothers, four sisters. Issac LeRov, Copper-ton- ; Jay, BMfdale; Keith. Ross, California; Mr. Melvin (Ruth Gadd. Midvale; Mrs Lucille Jacobson, , Sandy; Mrs. Aiene Jackson, Magna; Mr Paul A. Leon Webb Service Commission of Utah on Wednesday, the 9th dav of Lake City Internation- Davis (Bee) RICHMOND, tariff modifications. Notice s hereby 9iven that the matter will be heard before the Pubitc al Airport on the other, including similar service to any from the airport and intermediate points; restricted. however, to the transportation of not more than twelve passengers per vehicle and further restricted from any type of local or charter passenger service 2. To operate as a Funeral services will be Saturday, June 28, 19X, 12 00 noon. Ensign 3rd Ward. 9th Ave and K Street. Friends may call Friday, W P.m., at Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, and at the ward Saturday one hour prior to the service. Burial, Salt Lake City Cemetery. Holly Jill Tyler BEFORE THE PUBLIC SER VICE COMMISSION OF UTAH CASE NO. NOTICE OF HEARING in the Matter of the Application of W S. HATCH CO , for authority to increase presently published rates and charges in its tariff HATC XI A. P S C Utah No. 13 and for autorization to implement and their baggage all Utah between County points on the one hand, and Salt son, Gottlieb L. Schneebeli, stepdaughters, Schneebeli and Heidi Bouienc, Switzerland; granddaughters, Marianne Tischner, Joy Fassio, Carol and Elizabeth Schneebeli; grandson, Ralph WEISER, Idaho Holly Jill Tyler, 10. died June 24, 1980. of cystic fibrosis, at a Nampa. Idaho, hospital. Bom Jan. 25, 1970, Salt Lake City. Had been Washington and Malheur Counties Cystic Fibrosis Attended poster child in Park E (ementary School at time of her death. Member, Pavette Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Tv'er; brother, sister, Mike, Melissa, all Weiser. Idaho; Mr. and paternal grandparents, Mrs. Lawrence Tyler. Buhl, Idaho; maternal grandmother, Vista, Norma Chaftev. Mrs Calif ; nuemerou aunt, uncle and cousins, preceded m death by grandfather, Adolph Martinet. services Friday, 11 Funeral a m., Thomason's Northam-Jone- s Chapel, Weiser, Idaho, with Da Herndon officiating. Interment, HiMcrest Cemetery, Wteiser. The family suggests memorial in her name to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, 216 No 8th, Boise. ID 83707. OF UTAH 504-0- NOTICE OF HEARING In the Matter of the Application of JON DOUGLAS ANDERSON, dba Key of Utah Valley Limousine Service for a certificate of convenience and necessity to operate as a motor common carrier of passengers and property in commerce (To intrastate assume a portion of the operating rights ot Wetco, Incorpoimoosine rated dha Key Service Cert No. 1972, Case No. 7170, Cert No 1981, Case ; No. Permit No. 597, and grandmother. (Louise) Houpt, SER PUBLIC VICE COMMISSION CASE NO 80 airport Schneebeli; legal Notices Secretary Attorney of Record: Thomas M Zarr 455 South Third East Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 C 75 BEFORE THE DIVISION OF OIL, GAS AND MINING DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES in and for the STATE UTAH OF NOTICE OF HEARING CAUSE NO In the Matter of the Application of Gas Producing Enterprises, Inc , for a well status determination pursuant to Section 103(c) of the Natural Gas Policy Act of 1978 The Slate of Utah to all operators, purchasers of natural oas production, mineral and royalty owners, and particularly all persons interested in the distribution and sale of natural gas in the Natural Butte Area. Uintah County, Utah Notice is hereby given that of Oil. Gas and Mtninq, State of Utah, will conduct a hearing on Monday. July 14, 1980, at 10 00 a m in the Division's 1588 Office, West North Temple, Salt Lake Cilv, Utah, in the above entitled matter, al which time all persons, firm and corporations interested may, it they so desire, appear and be the Division heard Said htMfing will be con- ducted as authorized under the provision of Section 40-Utah Code Annotated. 1953, as amended, the Natural Ga Policy Act of 1978. Public Law and the Rules and Regulation adopted thereunder Notire is further given that the purpose of said hearing will be to determine whether or not Well No Natural Butte 10 2 10 27. Iix ated m $e tion 2, Township 10 South, Range ?J East, SLBM, Uintah County, Utah, should be designated under Section 103, NGPA 1978, as a New Onshore Production Well DATED June, 1980 this Xth dav of STATE OF UTAH BOARD OF' OIL. GAS AND MINING Paula F rank Secretary of the Board Division of Oil. Gas and Mining Ishh West Nnith Temple Sait Lake City. Utah 84)16 Phone (801 ) SJJ 5771 cj Recorder, Room 200. City and County Building, until I 45 p.m . Wednesday July 16, 1980 to furnish ail labor, equipment, materials, tools, insurance. supervision and ail other items incidental there tc and to perform all work necessary and specified, in the prescribed manner and time, to provide the service of collecting, rg movinq, and of all household disposmo refuse as defined in Title 18 Chapter 2 of the Revised Ordinances. Salt Lake City, Utah 1965. as amended Bids will he publicly opened in Room 301, City and County at 7 00 p m Building on Wednesday July 16, 1980 by the City Recorder Instmction to bidkrs SoeciH-cation- s for contract and bond together with all required forms mav be obtained at the Public Works Department Office, Room 114, Ctty and C ounfv Building A S?5 deposit will be tor each complete set required of speci-Thdeposit mmt be a Certified or Company check oavable to the Satt take City Corporation Bidders will bo refunded !her (Jetmsit bv to the ntH)ve office the Rian and swk nations, in good condition, witmn seven (7) calendar day attnr id opening or two (2) calendar davs after deter mmation and notification ot the low bidder, whichever i latest Then if the plans and specifications are not returned, the said check shail be cashed and fhe amount Hvroof paid into the Treasury of Satt Lakg Ctty Corporation NOTE On July R, l8fl t ? 00 pm m the City Enginwr' Office, Room 401. a prebid meeting will be held tt retommended that all con tractors wishing to bid on ttn Contrac t be ttt this meetmQ On the outside of the envelope, the bidder shall intfcrote fhe nature of the bid The right is reset ved to retect any or ail bids Bid bund will be in Ueo of cerkhed accepted c h k First Publication- June M, I9ftft Lad Publication June 26 Wrtd