Show -- Friendly Park City Takes Resort Challenge By Bonnie Mathews The Salt Lake Tribune Monday November 18 Intermountain Obituaries A 19C3 33 irginia F Castagno GRANTSVILLE Tooele County — “There aie other tlurgs of “Sure it's a good thing foil “I don’t hae a miner's card ” past Mrs Virginia Fidler Castagno 20 died Grantsville Saturday Tribune Correspondent morning iPle come up looking for proper-- course like at her home after a brief iliness Kthel S Peterson wot king out S zon- - Park City to hae tins new rec- - Pop Jenks said “but I have a Clara D Nash Born Nov 28 1942 Salt Lake City are ust cunousy Mrs MURRAY Ethel Nash °r Mrs Clara Sophie Derbyshire to Merrill J and Mar lor la Turner Everyone Is talking about' and repairing reation development" he said 'hamburger card I’ve made 43 N 2nd West 27 mg ordinance Petersen 70 Married to Clifford L CasFidler 100 W South tagno June 3 I960 Salt Lake Park City Will it become an “NTUR4LLY ALL these Mam Street but it all takes “Progress has to come but ofimillions of hamburgers in the1 7 30dpmUmv a Murray d ed of a Church of Jesus Christ of f heart aliment Sat -day Samts Active member LuS tterL'tongP urdav II pm m other Aspen? Is it still possible cbnges w ill bring new patterns time and patience — and couise you’re going to have'50 years Ive been heie" Graduate Church Grantsville High a hos Salt Lake Born Nov Survivors ness School husband son ’’“1 Born ‘ Oct 1882 pdal 24 brother sister Bryan parents Middle 0 ge a fuse tat When 20 1892 Union Isomepem" John Mrs Hugh (Carol) Allen all POP IS convinced the rec-- 1 borough England tiie great gondola lift Funeral SalLdke '‘rantsvllle to William Henry I Tuesday pm FOR THE FIRST time in actually I to Paul andCounty LDS Ward Anna THE OLD FOLKS are a ma- reation development will goa"cdkda Hend f’ be in operation? ate Mortuary Married 4 !toPierson I Derby many years according to Mr 74 ooele Merrill E J John Monday Peter shire MThJ3or to Fidler home 658 E pint Main Grants f t sen Dec 27 1911 4over big “It’s already helped Uriarte the tow n hasn t had to jor concern of Art s II am to services vtlle Tuesday Salt Lake City a l5l’s Burial Grantsville “You these take old Cemetery later solemnized mwt lN ob‘ American Falls people in the town a lot" he said Street sketching the quaint old Salt Lake 7em V" wanwr”w money t0 Idaho later solem lived in Patk City since ligations their 70s and 80s” he said pie C h u r c h of “More people drive up on mzed Salt Lake Jesus Christ of Temple Church of buildings and surrounding 1927 whpn hlg fathei a sque Arthur Durante known as Art "They’ve worked hard They Latter-daSaints Jesus Christ of mountains Sunday than we used to have in Latter-daHe died Nov 24 Saints obto to the town own in has own 1954 their homes and have of everyone Member ed d He March Weekend dmers with their "7’ m°)ed tovnflo(k' three months maybe six LDS Church Survivors ions daugh I960 Member Salt lease on served the scene from his hard- modest incomes Increased wa- Zane LeRoy J both Mur families come up the winding lake 22nd LDS Ward LDS RelW So-- lrs MARRIAGE teacher Surv vors sons daugh ray Mrs Edward (Dorothy) Reed f Mr Uriarte was a city coun- - ware store on Main Street for ter rates taxes and things like “THE TOWN HS always ciety ters John Roy Albert C Mrs Wil Pocatello Mrs Max (Viola) Winn !M"8 “ 20 years iiam (Afton) Kranendonk all Salt Seattle Wash Mrs Frank (Elvera) that are bound to be a hard-ha- d LICENSES "SM -its ups and downs and I 16 grandchit Lake Citv Mrs William (Clara May) Walkenhurst Midvale Mrs dren Calif Brawiev Jesoersotr great grandchildren sisters Elko Nev “TUE FlTLRE growth °f A FORMER CITY counctl-hprEl Caion Mrs Quick Christina George (Eudora) Fremont Madsen pect It still will have ’em BUT 10 great Calif 25 hn Cal f grandchildren Mrs Mery Alien Salt Lake Max F Cailer 34 Brigham City Ada City Mrs sister lnrTTVv “POP" JENKS and his two “I m going to be around Funeral noon grandchildren Wednesday u ‘T Parl Cly depends on solving man Art knows the tempera-colorfu- l fnr Miles fait Lake City Funeral Tues 47&0 S State where - friends call Utah Glenda Sharon Stirling 27 Brigham 'other 15 or 20 years and see dav of the town and the needs and hKtbJv are noon Salt Lake 19th LDS Ward Tuesday in landmarks Park 7 9 pmJd at?r pdf Wednesday one and Chattel 16fl W - 4th North Friends hour pHor-tBuriat service — — believes sandy of Lnarte aSe" its rttizens what happens Citycall 2o0 t South Temple Monday City Cemetery - It John Henry Dierman 16 Salt Lake toleranf" and at chapel Tuesday prior to 6 9 om Charlotte Olson 21 Salt Lake Burial Wasatch Lawn Me services with V fnendly community morlal Park — many irgil T Meredith 23 Ted Taylor Whitehead Idaho nationalities and religions living PA$ON— Virgil T Meredith Idaho 54 Falls d ed at 7 30 a m Dockstader 19 Idaho Falls Diana Paul I Mariger and working together bound by in a Pavson hos Levi Raul Mariger Pita! of a stroke Raymond Harold Couch 26 Twin St the camaraderie of their occupat(245 Roberta & Born Sebt 7 1909 Falls Idaho died Sun- changes ear m the Peo- - BO Tern-pi- e Latter- 111 ' 1 cT" ' t News of Record I Kit? V”" ' 1- ex-S1- ip 7 p 7 an-caf- 7° Pble’ ’ aew-me- o has-been- -a East) day 1 ion-mining TIIE MINES hav e stopped operating many of the younger people have moved away but some have stayed finding work as far away as Hill Field A large part of the town’s reside 'ts are older people who own their homes and wouldn’t be happy living anywhere else AS V II VT DOES THE new Sarah nanza recreation mean for tire longtime residents of Park City? Understanda bly enough re concerned many of them-aabout newcomers “taking over ” handsome 23 years Discussing Park City in the Immaculate living room of her house on a high hill behind the town Mrs Stone said: “I’M VERY HAPPY that Park City has been given a new lease on life although I never believed it would become a ghost town “There have been many v Workmen putting up siding on Park City’s new recreation site is evidence of the boom the city is experiencing The city planners feel that Park City can become recreational mecea for the area’s weekend drivers tourists and ski enthusiasts Story when friends call Mon 8 d y pm Tuesday prior to t Burial services Elysian G Lak Dec Lak Professor to Speak GRANGER — Delbert Ward professor of the Department of Architecture University of Utah will be the speaker at IT meeting of the Granger Chamber of Commerce Tuesday at 12 30 the at American Legion pm Post Home 3500 S 4300 West announced Vem C Hardman Jr chairman of the board of governors RICHFIELD— Margaret Bain Aiken died at 9 15 a m Sunday at the horn of a daughter at Clear Creek Sevier County of causes Incident to age Born Aug 30 1873 in Scotland a daughter of George and Catherine Married Clarence Aiken at Bain Milford Ohio Sept 8 1895 He died Survived by two daughters Mrs Ted Ann Harps and Mrs (Catherine) Knight both Clear Creek a son Dr George R Aiken Kanab five grand Graveside funeral services children Tuesday at il am Friends mav call at Springer Mortuary Monday Burial Richfield Cemetery evening 90 J and Story Jackie M Married Bock Salt Lake City Sur son Ricky Orem widow brothers Eldon Salt Lake City Robt ert Orem vlvors Delbert E Hess 93 OGDEN— Delbert Earl Hess Ogden died Saturday m an ogoen April 6 186U harm will services be con hospital to born Graveside Jededian and Mary Earl Moss ingron ucted Monday for Imothy Hess Married Anna Maud fcarl Feb 15 1906 Logan lempie Uiurch ot Hloh' Saints Jesus Christ of Latter-daed of Deseret industries For 6 15 pm in e Employed defect Thursday Salt Lake hospital Services 11 am mer employe Pacific Fruit Express In Murray Friends Co Ogden city Mreet Department City Cemetery 9 Clearfield Naval Supply Depot Accall 4760 Highland Dr Monday 10 30 am Survivors tive member LDS Church Surviv parents Terri brother Rebecca Jed ors widow tons Del daugnters Dons bert Earl Jr bountltul Mrs Wayne Leiand R grandparents Heaps Jed L King Mrs Ruth W Mrs Louis (Norma) Philpott Mrs Mrs grandmother Moss Melvin ijreat Blanscetl (Beulah) Mrs all Salt Lake Neal (Leatna) Thelma Zmgelman Mrs Jack Myers City (oetty) Larnpros all Ogden Rex J Eureka Calir Mrs William (Mary) DeHeer 2o grandchilSpnngvilie dren 45 great grandchildren brothHenry Ray Smith 16 264 E 7tti ers Jedediah bait Lake (Morg) 5 In 50 a City South died Saturday p m Gilbert Ogden Horton Center Salt Lake hospital after a long ill vlife Devis County ness Born Dec 21 1946 Butte to Rev T and Elizabeth Mont Chatterton Smith Member JeSurvived hovah s Witnesses Church OGDEN— Funeral services tor John Funeral Wednesday 2 William Boyer 76 Ogden by parents who died 2128 S State where friends of naiural causes Friday morning ass p m call Tuesday 6 8 pm Wednesday an Ogden hospital will ba conducted to Burial Lake Salt services 11 prior am Lindquist and Sons Monday City Cemetery Mortuary Ogden where friends call Burial Monday UM1 a m Ogden City Cemetery McCoy Frank James McCoy 35 Sand 30 pm Idaho died Sunday O Wood point In a Salt Laka hospital after a long HOOPER Weber County — Robert Born May 7 1928 Tacoma illness to Harold E and Clara L Orson Wood 4V hooper oied Sunday Wash Bradley McCoy Married separated 7 25 am following surgery in an Veteran World War II served In Ogden hospital Born Jan 14 19)4 son South Bend Ind Aleutian Islands to John F and Survivors Gene Curtis McCoy mother grand- Cora M Seel Wood Mamed Emma father Ellis Hanson all Sandpomt D Puterbaugh March 16 1935 South 3u Idaho Holy Rosary Monday bend Memoer Methodist Church Employed Marquardt Aircraft Corp 7 8 30 pm call Monday Funeral as tool and die maker Survivors and burial Sandpoint widow sons daughters Robert O with Navy Alameda Calif Virgil A Richard Mrs Pat Warden Mary LOGAN— Funeral services for Ter- wood a i hooper Mrs Mitred (omr Davis County Sunset 29 rell Peterson Newton Cache ley) Tiller brothers sisters nine grandchildren 11 a m County who died Saturday in an Ogden hospital of Injuries suf William E Sand Lake ind Canton fered In a car train wreck Saturday $ Virgtl A both Tuiunga Calif Detroit about 12 30 am near Tremonton Mrs Dorothy Humphrey Mrs Mary Shetler Battle Creek will be conducted Tuesday 1 pm Mrs William (Rowena) John-so- n Hall Mortuary Chapel Logan where Mich Mrs Robert (Betty Jean) Burke friends call Tuesday after 10 a m Burial Hyrum Cemetery Born July both South Bend ind Funeral Tnurs 4 1934 Paris Idaho to Clayton and day 1pm Lindquist and Sons Morwhere friends call Blanche Lewis Peterson Ogden Married tuary Loretta Mae Le Oct 2 1957 Logan Wednesday 9 pm Thursday prior Burial Temple Church of Jesus Christ of to services Washington Latter-daSaints Employed Thiokol Heights Memorial Park Chemical Co test division Veteran Korean War Survivors widow S sons daughters Lance LaMar Lon Grv-side SODA SPRINGS nle Wray Corev Allen Lori Lvnn IDAHO and Julia Ann Peterson all Newton will be services Ezra Wednesday In Soda Springs for Mrs parents Logan grandfather Lewis Soda Springs Idaho sisters Bern SiDbett Bates J1 Nyssa Ore Mrs Fackrell Doggies (Karen) former Soda Springs resident who Smlthfleld Cache County Mrs Ervin died Friday pf miunes suffered in (Donna Kayy Olsen Logan an auo accident near Caldwell Services will beg n at I pm in Fairview Friends call Allen FuCemetery Soda Springs neral Wednesday 9 RROVO— Funeral services wilt ba a m enhl Born April 2 services conducted Tuesday In Provo for Eva 1932 Utah to Earl and Ogden Joy Jensen 16 daughter of Jack B Married to and LaRue Warren Jensen 339 E Elaine Skinner Sibdetts Member 4300 Provo She was killed In an Don Bates April 7 1951 auto accident Friday evening in Church ot Jesus Christ of Latter-daLindon husband Survivors Utah County Services will Samts daughat 11 am In the Berg Draw ter Lora Lee Nvssa parents Soda bginRoom inq Chapel where friends ca Mrs twin sister Deal Springs p m Monday t deny Fernn Biackfoot services Burial mortal Hills Timothy J Moss Now from Salt Lake City Henry Ray Smith John W Bojer Frank J Kobert Mrs Frank Stone lifelong Park City resident “never believed the city would be ghost town” (on Laxity of Investigation Alarm Rings Louder oil ‘A National Disgrace’ S r ita ivt un Ing aft nal Jay orv Jay Id ay A rttv iht ifh ued oth 30a jdl yfth Jay lOW Jav ghs bit but and of tins esi t rth apt ith ply jht 20a ild am ndy day est ar th vas dt- - vaa Pa- - Pt urt om tht art 23 "THE EMOTIONALIZED belief that vehicles do not fail is a myth Highway design constriction and reconstruction are not perfect either “Another myth that each traffic death has a cause must yield to the finding of multiple causality in each case and result m appropriate procedures of investigation ” A 10th th- - Youth Arms the lack of a medical examiners’ human failure necessanly plays law something which has been 23 the most dominant role in traffic sought for years by the medical Continued from Page orcivic profession newspapers deaths although it is an imporprovide a place a youngster can ganizations and others tant factor “shoot it out’ jwith “bad men" “Human failure in traffic “TnE CLASSIFICATION of death cases is not a myth” Dr varieties of automobile death in safety and learn how to use Moseley said “but the assess- (used In the study)” Dr Mose- a weapon properly ment of its role is based upon ley said “includes seven groupINSTEAD THE captain said inference and presumption and ings based on our experience in too few people 'even know what not upon the examination of evi- nearly 100 cases The basic which should include principle in thq cases is that im- the laws are concerning the dence ownership or carrying of weapevery pertinent factor portant facts team up ' Continued From Page lav vas but “Pop” Jenks is Park City landmark He made “millions of hamburgers’’ In his 50 years there Fly Bonanza Air Lines jet prop Silver Darts to Phoenix There make direct connections with American Airlines’ Astrojets and Flagships One ticket all the way There’s no finer service to the major cities of the South and East! For reservations call Bonanza Air Lines DAvis 8 8656 or your travel agent © BONANZA AIR LINES JtA 4 a-- fi dkJt IN SOME OF the cases investigated what ( might have been thought to be human failure as the cause of a traffic death turned out to be vehicle or highway defects or a combination of “Several determinants act at ons the same moment There is not Here are a few city and state even an impression that there laws concerning guns: case among is a single-caus- e TOE STATE law reads that those studied it is unlawful for any child un“OFTEN THE relative merits der 14 to carry a firearm unof important variables are so less accompanied by an adult nearly equal that the classifica- If caught such a youngster will tion is almost an be considered a delinquent It choice is also unlawful to sell or give “Cases may be dpsenbed as a firearm to a child under 14 follows: (a) environmental failHOWEVER CAPT Cederloff ure (b) vehicle failure (c) noted a BB gun is not considhuman failure— personality (d) ered a “firearm" human failure— illness patholBut he noted city law proogy toxic state (e) suicide (f) hibits even the possession by a tampering and (g) hypothesis” of a BB gun in the juvenile Another conclusion of the city group was: ANOTHER STATE law pro“WE NEED AN Accident Prehibits carrying a loaded firearm vention Research Center as a In an automobile national facility possessing no Is this a serious thing for in any proprietary method machine product or police? Considering the danger of It process representing no vested Cederloff said definitely Capt with interest concerned arbitrary factors "What might have appeared to be a traffic death actually was a murder or suicide covered up by a staged accident ” IN THE LATTER cases the true causes would be disclosed only by careful post mortem examination by a pathologist the whioh also would Include toxi- needs of the American people yes FOR EXAMPLE Sunday cological studies of body fluids and approaching the problems This type of study is virtually as independent srientists serv- alone there were three reports of vandalism with BB guns impossible in Utah because of ing the public interest interest r A Terrell Peterson Beth Bates - conducted Eva Joy Jensen Woodward M William 41 Elkoi Buhl Idaho 18 Floyd 24 Salt Lake Hapworth 21 Salt R Christina Salt 36 tall Laka 41 Bolorquas Floranca Watistem Lund Laka Salt 32 Wada Laland Rayburn Lake Llebhardt Gardner Beverly Salt Laka Jamea Falls Janat Evaratt Wray Idaho Merrli Itarnaa 14 Idaho'1 22 24 Lake Salt i Bowman 23 Idaho Falla Joal Idaho El ie F Harnmon 25 Idaho Falla Harold Marvin Starnea Jr 39 Salt Lake donna Dae Guinn 39 Salt Laka Paut W Idaho Linda Hum Raichkt Pocatello 24 Pocatello 19 Earl Richard Lake Gayle Lake Haldeman 35 Salt Anetll 32 Salt Edward! 21 Dannlt Lynn Walker Oeden Utah rt Beverly Kay McFarland 20 Ogden 29 Ogden Henry M G Lawlt Utah Leona Faye Helmt 27 Ogden Gary L Hunter 27 Ogden Utah! Delorat Weaver Graar 33 Ogden Lynn J Hocking 30 Moore Idaho Karan Kay Hocking 27 Moore Elbert Mllei Bltton Kathleen 24 Rita Smith 17 Salt Lake: Salt Lake Births reported In Salt Lake City until 10 p m Sunday Births area hospitals include Cottonwood LDS Hospital end Mrs Clifton AHanbach East ion Mr and Mrs Melvin Giles 3043 Momlngslde Dr daughter Mr and Mrs John E Gunderson 1912 E Gunderson In daughter Mr Snd Mrs Gary Hale 10594 I Riverton Redwood Rd daughter Mr and Mrs Wendell Rasmussen 10618 S 1055 West South Jordan Mr 9795 1240 daughter Salt Lake General Mrs Margaret B Aiken 2 Tuesday pm B r g Mortuary Twin Falls 23 Woodward S t Victor Eddleman Opal Orem loved by many generations of Girl Scouts with whom she has worked for Lake Arvllla ' Cowles Dean years stone is Franklin i however MRS Stewart Crtsn Romona son gs IN GENERAL Park City residents welcome the prosperity that the new facilities promise their town They are optimistic that the problems that arise can be solved by their traditional patience tolerance and friendliness 50 Pleasant Grove of Edwaid and Bertha Turn Mored th Married Rubv Mav Zlm merman Dec 17 1930 Salt lake Temple Church of Jeaus Christ of Latter-daSaints Me In Louisa — TIIE JOBS expected ta materialize from the new construe tion weren’t always there The su rciliousness of some prospective property buyers has sometimes aroused indignation and resentment than am Married Osterholm Edna April 3 1926 Salt C h Lake City Member Church of selor Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints Ward for Salt Agent to Lake Transporta Lehi from 1941 tion Co 50 years to 1957 then moved to Pavson SurSurvivors widow vived bv his widow two sons Melvin sons Robert Stewand Paul of of Paramount Calif art Seattle Wash Pavson foster son Beniamin WilSalt Lake City four grandchildren Mrs daughters brother sisters Mark F El Monte son Pavson twoAMbee Nephl and Calif Mrs Vera M Palmer Los Donald (Beverly) American Bill Jacklin Mrs M (Joyce) Mrs Young Matey Angeles one seven grandchildren “tlbrea Calif Funeral Wednesday Fork Pavson Kenneth Meredllh noon 260 E South Temple where brother (Blanche) two Morrell Mrs sisters 1 call friends Tuesday pm Burial Ahlstrom Whittier Calif and Mrs Wednesday prior to services Los An MarshalHarold (Edna) — Salt Lake City Cemetery geles Funeral Wednesday noon Pay son West LDS Ward Chapel Friends AV call at Rigby Mortuary Tuesday 7 Wilcock to 9 p m and Wednesday prior to Louisa Elizabeth Mrs Grove Pleasant Burial services TITO 99 Cowles Cemetery Windsor St (950 died of East) causes Inc dent to C S Sunday SPRINGVILLE — Mrs Opal Con-aa m at her home 21 Born Aug Bd Smith 1974 Parowan to dleman 42 Man I Edward and Lydia of tl cancer died v Allan toWilcock 7 am Saturday Married Henry In a Provo rest Newell Cowles — Born Dec home 23 1894 Aug 1920 Thaxton MarEscalante Miss to John and riage solemnized Rosa Pip k n s Salt Lake Temple Smith Married to Church of Jesus Dickerson Lloyd Christ of Latter-da- y July 20 1940 Di Saints He vorced Married died July 5 1938 to George Herd liewnwr n:i Es- Postmaster I em a n E d d Jr LDS Ju-lActive in calante 1913-228 1942 Church auxiliaries sons Marion Ark He Survivors E E Alton Mrs died 24 daughter LeRoy Dec V Spencer W (Evelyn) Carter all Salt 1960 4 Member Lake City Daniel H Escalante 20 Churcti of Jesus -A Ml 38 great grandchit grandchildren Christ of Latter sons dauph dren two great-gregrandchildren day Saint! Survivors brother sisters Daniel Mrs Mary ters George Hard Eddleman III Pleasant Lyman both Escalante Mrs Isabell Spanish Fork Thomas E both David R John S Salt Lake City Funeral Grove Alvey 2 pm County 260 E Sanpete Soutt Mount Pleasant Wednesday Michaie Frank Lee Cedar City where friends call Tuesday Jmple Mantl Mrs Hal (Martha) Burrows 9 p m Wednesday prior to services both Soringville Peggy Eddleman Additional services Thursday 1 p m sisters Frank Smith De Escalante South LDS Ward Chapel brothers John S Smith Mrs catur Ga Burial Escalante City Cemetery W L (Chrfsteen) Boston Mrs D N (Pearle) Boston Mrs KarLee Walk TV er all Memphis Tenn Mrs Harvig (Sallie) Walker South Carolina Fu OREM— Funeral services for Dean neral Tuesday 2pm Berg Mortu- 29 William Story ary Sprlngvillg whre friends cal Monday 79 pm Tuesday prior to Burial Ever services Spnngvlllg 9reen Cemetery Mariger bo- A GRACIOUS woman an her early 70s Mrs Frank Stone 101 Prospect Ave was brought to Park City from Butte Mont when she was in the second grade Her husband has been affiliated with the mines for more J5 a Salt Lake hospital after a long Illness Born Feb 9 1864 Kanab to Lawrence C and Hospital Mr 1416 W and Mri Richard Adamwn ion Parkway $1 Holy Cross Hospital Mr and Mn David S Shelton lit Lafayette Dr daughter Mr and Mri John Jamee Davla 721 E 5th South daughter Mr end Mr! Jurgen H Harm 1376 S llth West ion Mr end Mri Ralph H Haycock 2317 Blaka St daughter Saints Latter-da- y Hospital Mr and Mrs Thomas W Hilborn E 12300 South Draper son Mr and Mrs David J Larsen 995 Coastville Ave son Mr and Mrs Richard J Eastron 245 6th East daughter Mr and Mrs Alvin W Anderson 1083 California Ave son Mr and Mrs J Howard VanBotr um 1627 17th East daughter Mr and Mrs Beal A Griggs 3450 Carolyn St daughter Mr and Mrs Richard O Brydsen 5375 S 5200 West Kearns son Mr and Mrs David C Borden 378 Wyvlew Dr daughter Mr and Mrs Rex J Black 2640 Falrborne Dr son Mr and Mn Theodore John Near 5168 Ings Emigration Canyon daughter Mr and Mn Rosewell H Sean Brigham City daughter rs Elwood Dutson 4041 J?nd West Benview Dr son Arthur L Bassett rflnd E 4800 South daughter 1521 Valley West Hospital "f Mrs Maurice Tuttle ’2571 Bennion son r! Henrv Sluice 5670 S 4060 West Kearns son Saddle Wy Legal Notices THR STATI OP UTAH INVITATION TO BID Bids will be received by tht Purchasing Division Department of State of Utah 147 State S uah- - unto 00 ''°i'SaluLak' S''y'27 '1903 on foMowInu FOB destination F NANCE NO REQ 37 CON URCHASE AY- DRY TERIES fOAD COMMISSION NO REQ A DAArR r9PRDER REPRODUCER ?9AD COMMISSION REQ NO A 32 SNOW PLOW WING ROAD COMMISSION REQ NO A 344 FUEL PUMPS “ w5ncssrsP®PRuNo’ REQ no’OT! greenE bHeansTAL' TRAINING SCHOOL REQ FOLDING CHAIRS BUILDING BOARD REQ NO T 2443 NO 1 A (h°RZontae tanio0MPRESS0R the SCHOOLS FOR DEAF AND WASTE RECEPTACLES N0' D20° The Department of Finance the right to reiect any or ail bids or to accept or reiect the whole or any part of any bid or to waive any informality or tech nlcallty In any bid in the interest of the State Only bids giving a firm quotation properly signed will ba accepted Bid proposals and specifications will be furnished upon request CLAIR R HOPKINS (B 96) DIRECTOR NOTICI Protect No APW City of Pangultch UTAH-46- Utah Owner Separate sealed bids for Constric- tion of Water System Improvements tor the City of Pangultch Utah li be received bv City Clerk at the office of City Clerk until 7 15 ocl M S T 1963 PM November 20 and then at said offica publicly and read aloud opened The Information for Bidders Form of Bid Form of Contract Child Plans and Forms of Em WESTON IDAHO — Funeral serv- - Specifications Bond Performance and Payment for Kenneth Patterson Child Bond ices WrS and other contract document 9 Weston who died Saturday Partita 60 Pangultch iiileEeIson Utah hos may be examined at the following pm in a Tremonton 6 30 p m In The office of the City C'erk Sa Saturday pital ot inlurles suffered 11 Utah or The Office of COON In a car tram accident near Tre 1 long Illness Born May 1903 1444 East 3 0 to James N and monlon will be conducted Wednts KING & KNOWLTON Pangultch Cora Evans Henderson South Street Salt Lake City Utah Married to day II am Weston Ward Chapel Thomas 193? Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daCopies may be obtained at the of Partridge July 3 flee of COON KING 9 KNOWLTON Pangultch later solemnized Manti Samts Friends call Webb Mortuary Temple Church of Jesus Christ of Preston Tuesday evening Chapel located at Sait Lake City Utah upon Latter-daLDS Wednesday payment of $20 00 for each set Any Saints Member alter 9 JO am Burial bidder upon returning Church Postal clerk Panguitch Post Clinton Utah Cemetery Born Feb unsuccessful uch set promptly and in good con Office son 24 1918 Clinton to Percy L and husband Survivors Child Keith Pangultch Married Iris cfition gjill be refunded $10 00 of hn father Salt Lake Ada Patterson and any non bidder upon two grandchildren Citv brothaiv Alger Dec 9 1940 Manti LDS payment sisters Walter Henderson Mrs Alvin Temple Served LDS Eastern Ca so returning such a set will be 1938 39 mission HOW Assistant L (B 71) Smith Mrs Jean M nadian (Mary) Lewiston First LDS Ward (Shirley) DeBouzek Mrs Waiter K clerk NOTICfc Thiokel Chemical Corp (Beverly) Daly all Salt Lake City Employe UTAH-43APW No Protect Survivors widow City Mrs Herbert (Rllla) Prince Coro- Brigham Town of LaVerkm Utah Owner sons daughters K Joe R Nampa 1 nado Calif Funeral Wednesday Separate sealed bids for ConstrucWard Mark Ellis N Robert I Eria Fay pm Pangultch North LDS home tion of Water System Improvements Marlorle Janet all Weston mother Chapel Friends call at family for the Town of LaVerkln Utah will to Clinton brother sisters S Jay Mrs prior Wednesday Pangultch be received by Town Clerk at the Lyle S (Venece! Hill both Clinton Cemeservices Burial Pangultch Office of Town Clerk until 7 15 Mrs Leo (Betty) Parkin Evanston tery o clock PM MST November 21 1963 and then at said office publlciy opened and rad aloud I The IDAHO— Funeral serv BURLEY information for Bidders Form 7 PROVO — Matilda Koivul Ices will be conducted Tuesday in dt Bid Form of Contract Plans Park City dlad of a heart ailment Oakley for Maurice and Forms of Bid Matthews James Specifications a In Prdvo hospital Friday I 19 Burley who was killed Friday in Bond Performance and Payment from Finland Came 176 Born an auto accident near Cokeville Bond and other contract document 1905 Park City resident until 1921 Services will begin it 2 pm Wyo may be examined at tht following Graveside services Monday J pm The Office of the Town Clerk Provo City Cemetery Church of Jesus Oakley Tabernacle Christ of Latter-daUtah or Th Office of COON Friends Saints 1444 East 3300 call Payne Mortuary Burley Mon KING 9 KNOWLTON C 4 8 p m at tabernacle Tuesday South Street Salt Lake City Utah day In1 Johnson PROVO— Morris C be et the ofp m until services Burial Oakley obtained Copies may fant son of David Charles and Linda City Cemetery Born Sept 17 1944 fice fo COON KING Si KNOWLTON N 876 900 Weiser to Hal and Karen Miller Johnson s located at Salt Lake City Utah upon Jordan Jean West Provo died Friday 6 pm Student Utah State Univerpayment of $20 00 for each set Any shortly after birth In a Provo hos sity Logan Utah bidder upon returnln Survivors unsuccessful parSurvivors pitai parents grandpar- ents brothers sister Harry Logan such set promptly and in good conents Mr and Mrs Charles F John- - Vance wHi be refunded 910 00 of hf9 P and dition Hal Holly Eugene gn Matthews all Bur lev grandparents payment and any non bidder upon t H Davies mother Mrs C services Monday Mrs Clara Matthews Oakley Mifc returning such a set will be reProvo Graveside 10 a m funded 810 000 Helen Jordan Idaho Falls Provo City Cemetery (B 74) Kenneth T Matilda Koivula in Morris Johnson Maurice J Matthews |