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Show Wednesday, October 20, 1971 FP Obituaries i Hi gEay a 2, is es a8 Ba gins a8 saae cs Funeral services for Ray Robinson Morgan, 59, 1164 E. 360 8, . who died a in Salt Lake City, will Thursday at noon in the Rosecrest W: in Salt Lake City, 3100 S. 28rd E. Friends maycall at the chapel tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock and Thursday one hour prior to services. Burial will be in the Heber City Cemetery. Mr. Morgan was born July 19, 1912, in Beaver, a son of Kent Ellen Elizabeth Morgan. He married Lela Marie Thacker on July 30, 1936, in Beaver, =o marriage was solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple on March 19, 1937, She died June 28, 1970. Mr. Morgan was a railroad clerk for the Union Pacific Raildroad. Survivors include one son and tw. daughters, Garth R, Morgan and Mrs. Orland eee Halterman, of Salt Lal City; Mrs. Brent (Marva ine Fork; nine grandchildren eebrothers four greatand three sisters, Kent R. and children; ta R, mee and Mrs. grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. James (Iona) Holyoak, all of Fu » fe iends maycall at 5850-9th E. Salt ee aa cee : D. (Glenna Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m, and WEST MOUNTAIN — Henry one both of Beaver; Mrs. Friday at the chapel one hour Jerry (Joan) Eyre, Minersville , prior to services. Burial will be A. Jolley was honored recently Beaver County. in the Mountain View Memorial on his 89th birthday at the home of his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Estates. . Virgil Jolley, at a family dinner in West Mountain. Mr. Jolley is presently livin with the Virgil ° ° ALT LAKE CITY — ore Jolleys and his wife lives in a vipat” Putnamrly rest homein Orem, but she was pencey: Wneral Fri at the party also. ° Henry A. and Mable Jolley Grandviiew Second Ward lived for many years in Provo E.George Burns, and were members of the ed Sunday, funeral Friday, 10 S. Jeanne ee died Bonneville Ward since July, NEPHI — Vivian Raymond 1945, until recently. Mr. Jolley Nielson,68, Nephi, died Tuesday parang ‘They include Army orivate SALT LAKE CITY — Funeral Seventh. N., Spanish Fork, a services for Kazuno Shimizu graduate of Spanish Fork High; Waki, 75, 185 E. Southgate Ave., Duane F. Ludlow,son of who died Mondayin a Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. Ludlow, Gityhospital, will be held Friday pe 100 S., Spanish Fork,also at 2 p.m. in the Dai-i-chi LDS Fork High graduate; Ward Chapel, 200 E.Sth S. Private Steven K. Davis,23, son She was the mother of Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Davis, Charles (Mary) Kawakami of 550 N. 200 W., Spanish Furk, who American Fork, has attended Brigham Young Mrs. Waki was born Aug. 25, \niversity, and Private Mark L. 189, in Mihara-Shi, Hiroshima, Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Japan, to Kikuemon and Shii Leonard D. Johnson, 655 E. 300 Tsunakake Kawahara, She N., also of Spanish Fork. Private married Kenshiro Waki and he Johnson is a 1»J6 Spanish Fork died. She was an active member High graduate. of the LDS Church. She was 3 housekeeper. Survivors include four sons Airman First mal a i. and six daughters, George Waki, Staheli, son of Mr. and Houston, Tex.; Sam Waki, Gerald D. Staheli of Provo,oe im, Calif.; Mitsuo Waki, been graduated from Goodfellow Honolulu, Hawaii; Utao Waki, AFB, Tex., Air Force ComSalt Lake City; Mrs. Kawakami, munications analysis specialist American Fork; Mrs. Yosh course, (Smiley) Amano, Helper The airman was trained to Kaz (Betty Jean) Tite, operate communications Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Sam systems and analyze procedures (Kemie) Oda, Quincy, Wash.; necessary to determine the Mrs. Akio (Wilma) Kimura and ioe Mrs. Kay (Yomiko) Kotoky, both Salt Lake City; 28 grand- af e Woman's MotherDies Ff Thursday American Fork ip Dies; Rites Finish Basic Training FT. C, KY. — Four effectiveness Spanish Fork men recently training in the = services at Fort Camp- & &2as Provo Man 4 Spanish Fork Soldiers z 3 Page 4—-THE HERALD, Prove, Utah Fort Lewis for a minimum of 16 weeks as guaranteed in his enlistment contract. Three Utah County men are sailing for the Western Pacific aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Constellation, nomeported in San Diego, 5 They are Navy Petty Officer Third Class John M. Lugenbeel, son of Mr. and Mrs.Bill Mitchell of Payson; Navy Petty Officer ThirdClass Ned P. Hallet ‘THREE YOUTHS WERE INJURED,one critically, when ApSe carln whieh they were rdiag sireck the rearel a sccend prentice David F. Curtis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Curtis of Springville. At 89th Birthday Event Utah Obitvaries Dies in Hospital in the Juab County * c tal. He Maseine jy; ‘329 E. South Temple.© was born Oct. 5, 1882, in Mt, Carmel, Kane County, to Henry was born Feb. 27, 1903, Nephi a son of M. . Andrew and ielson. He married Eva Linton on aeepsKP 1933, He was a MIDVALE — Amelia ’Milliey Christine Feldman Peter: A. and Mary A. Keel Jolley. ‘McLeod, 82, died Monday;une When he was 12 years old, the Thursday, 11:30a.m Second Wai Nain family moved to Tropic, GarSirecl, Clark LeFevre, $7, ‘died field County, where he lived for Monaay; funeral Thursday, | p.m 50 years. MidvaleFourth Ward Chapel, 1 Mrs. Jolley was born Sept. 30, Olymy Stree |. a. ny SoeEN — Orren M. Evans,65, 1884,in Central Sevier County, to Survivors incite his ae oe Sunday; funeral was held Nephi; one son, Paul L. Nielson, y. George Samuel Housley, 63, Ezra T. and Jane Black RapProvo; one daughter, Mrs. tea. ‘Monday; funeral was held pley. When she was13 yearsold, Daniel (Joyce) Hamilton, today. —_ Joseph ; nine grandSunnyside, children; three sisters, Mrs. ILLE — Bradley Allen Pearl Cowan, Nepiy Mrs. Drage, infant son of Gary D. and Winifred Wilson, Lake City; Nelda Beardmore Drage, Mrs. Lucille Davis, Spanish Monday; graveside perv iees Thursday, 1 p.m., Ephra Rich County — Grace Wilson Norris, 82, died Monday ; funeral nareeay 2p.m., Randolph Ward Chapel. Provo City Commissioners esday rejected all bids submitted for carpeting in the new ENOCH, Iron County — Maurine city center. Stucki Grimshaw, 50, died andatthe chapel Friday mito services. Burial will be in th Vine Bluff Cemetery. ‘Y’ Program Accredited her family also moved to Tropic where she met her future husband. They were married Feb. 4, 1903. In 1910 he was called on an LDS mission to I AStsonchs they bat five children, he accepted the call, In all they had 13 children, 10 who grew to maturity. Seven are still living. In 1944 they moved to Grandview, where they operated a fruit fifarm. The Jolleys also have 55 grandchildren and 112 greatgrandchildren. Living include Virgil Jelley, West Mountain; Earl Jolley, Tropic; Clive Jolley, Theo Madsen and ila Olson, Orem; Grant Jolley, Salt Lake City; Dene Penrod, Elverta. Although Mr. Jolley has iost his sight, he still visits his wife frequently at the rest home. Both enjoy having visitors. Tuesday; funeral Friday, 2 p.m. Enoch Ward Chap KANARRAVILCE: Iron County - Pricilla Rosella Pollack died peeey funeral Thursday, 2. p. Kanarraville Ward Chapel. PI —Tony J. Leger, 80, died Monday; funeral Thursday, 11 a.m., Price Second Ward Chapel BOUNTIFUL Margaret Maltby Brooks, 63, died monday: Christensen, 78, Meeting with building inspectors and other city employees involved in the city center project, the commission said they had been told by several Provo carpet dealers that they could not bid on the carpeting because of technicalities in the specifications. No bids were SAND’ — Marcus L. “Bud” received from Provo dealers, Brigham Young University’s yrick Jr., 66, died Tuesday; annual continuing education funeral Friday, 11 a.m., 5850-9th E although Jack Zirbes, city program for administrators of engineer, pointed out tha. cwo College and University Health bids were received from Orem Centers has been granted acfirms Mayor Verl Dixon declared creditat‘on by the American Medical Association's Council on Medical Education. The newly accreditated program, sponsored by the BYU BOR division of Special Courses end AT tran VALLEY HOSPITAL Conferences,will be listed in the Wednesday: Boy to Pau! E. and Susanne Council on Medical Education's Lewis Price, Orem. PAYSON — Plans are unannual listing of “Continuing Girl to H. Gene and Andrea A Education Courses for derway for the ribbon cutting Archibald Puckett, Provo. ceremonies for Payson’s new joy Finn and Susan Duncan Physicians.”” Orem The annualfive-day seminar, downtown Main Street im- ree (0 Howard and Marjorie held every summer, deals with provement. The festivities are Helen Smith Hatch, Pro such facets of running a college planned for Nov. 6 to officially Tuesday: Boy to Max and Nancy Wicker health center as administration, open the $150,000 project. Provo. Preliminary plans were Jackson, campus health service Boy to Thomas.and Beverly Welch, Ore relationships, personnel discussed at an early morning Adan joy to Kenneth. and Linda Management, communications, meeting of the Chamber of Dartane Watson Bushman, Provo. accounting, and medical in- Commerce. The entire area Boy to Lowry ae and Jean between First East and First Sardoni Harris, Pro surance, Giri to Gordon and Donna An Program content is based on Westand First North (Highway jerson Thayne, Ore! the self-determined needs of a 91) and First South will be broad section of health service blocked off creating a dais SIDE GLANCES directors, and is applicable to a mall for the day. There will be wide variety of campus health bands, two days of sales, an essaycontest, a special luncheon programs. Activities include a series of for attending dignitaries, and lectures and demonstrations on tours to points of interest. The Main Street project the theoretical aspects of managementtechniques as well features a shopping mall with as small group problem-solving speed limits for motorized traffic set at 10 miles an hour. exercises, funeral Thursday noon, Bountiful Seventh Ward Chapel. Plans Set For Payson Main Street Statistics By JERRY YOUNG OREM — The Orem City Council voted Tuesday to revoke the license of the Flame Lounge as a result of a police raid last week when 13 minors and three juveniles were found on the Police Chief James A. Simmons appeared before the council and reported on the raid. There were 16 minors in all taken into custody,three of them under the ageof 18, One ctoe years old, according to Chi Simmons. He then recommended thatthe license be revoked, A motion was made,seconded and passed unanimously. city business license, are in the name of Belva A. Wilkinson, wife of Irvin G. Wilkinson. The council was reminded by the city acioenes that the licensees had the legal right to respond to the action. Speaks of School Orem City Fire Chief Arnold Long also appeared before the City Council to report thai he feared the new school to be located at 450 W. 400 S. might be sul The problem has its roots in thefact that the, e is nostate fire code now in effect which local fire departments can enforce, Chief Long stated. As a result contractors have refused to bid on installing the sprinkling “Permanently” No timelimit was set in the system original motion. When the The chief indicated there question of “howlong?” was seemed to be some other problems as well particularly with the exits and the stairways. “At the present,if there is a , “Permanently.” Two licenses are involved, a school in our area with unsafe class “A” caberetlicense, which conditions,all we can do is make oes, Chief Long allows dancing and the service of “set-ups,” and a class “B” beer license, which allows the Val E. McAlister, Orem City consumption of beer on the fire marshall said, “A well designed building with no inpreemises, that he would not go outside of Both licenses, along with the spection program is just as bad Provote buy the carpet and he did not see why Provo firms were unable to submit bids. Keith Robinson, project HELPER — Approval of a Thetotal project cost will be engineer, explained that the $20,040 grantto the city of Helper $33,400 granted by the specifications were written for was announced today by Senator $66,800, U.S. Department of Urban and fire-rated carpeting, not only for Wallace F’. Bennett, R-Utah, and Housing Development, $20,040 thefire station, but for the entire Stan Womer, federal co- by the Four Co:ners Regional city center. He declared that i of the Four Corners Commission and $13,360 from about 15 firms in the nation Regional ion. the city of Helper. manufacture fire-resistant Helper ni istance in carpeting, and he did not know replacing 12,000 feet of wood Over 2,000 residents and three the carpet firms in Provo could pipeline in the water collection industrial firms are dependent not buyit. system andin rehabilitating the on the Helper water supply. City officials agreed to study spring which provides culinary the problem, and to reject all water for thecity. bids until the matter could be The old system was 48 years Vibrations produced iy earthresolved. old and the state board of health quakes are detected, recorded recommended rehabilitation of and measured by an instrument called a seismograph. the water source. $20,040 Gra nt to Helper Two Deaths Blamed to Louis G. Lewis, 50, The council agreed that only thelegislature could remedy the problem. Discusses Trailers ‘The council also dealt with the problem oftrailers which were illegally parked and being used as residences. An ordinance prohibits the use of a trailer house as a dwelling except in specifically licensed trailer or mobile home parks. According to Earl W. Wengreen, city manager, there are about eight to ten trailers illegally parked in the city being used as residences. The council agreed that any of these units would have to prove without doubt that the trailer had been parked prior to the enactment of the ordinance. Such exceptions would be allowed to remain because of their pre-existing, nonconforming use. After Crash A Provo youth is in intensive care at the University Hospital, Salt Lake City, following an accident Tuesday on Orem hill in which he suffered severe internal injuries, Injured was Randy Cropper, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine T. Cropper, 1212 Elm Circle. Also injured in the accident were MichaelChristensen,20, 981 W. 900 N., Provo, and Glenn Gallier, 470 E. 1980 N., Provo. Both are reported in “satisfactory” condition at the Utah Valley Hospital. Provo police said the accident occurred when a southbound vehicle driven by George P, Clay, 64, Wichita, Kans., at- tempted to makea left turn at 1850 N. State Street. The Christensen vehicle, which was also southbound, reportedly sideswiped the rear of the Clay car, then veered off and plowed head-on into a utility pole, Officers said the utility pole A letter from the Orem City Planning Commission was read urging that no variances be allowed to the ordinance. There wasa feeling expressed that only certain hardship cases would be allowed the benefit of the pre-existing, nonconformance variance, and owners would be expected to remove the trailers in a short time. In other action taken by the council, a preliminary approval was granted for the establishment of a gas station on the northeast corner of the BYU DiagonalandState Street on the property of the proposed penetrated four feet itito the front of the car. The Cropper youth was transferred to Salt Lake City immediately after the accident. Investigation of the accidentis continuing by Provo police, Smee IN MEMORY A public hearing was set for a zone change from A-1 to W-1 at 1489 N. 1200 W.; the area from the existing W-1 zone to 1500 N. and from 1200 W.to Interstate highway 1-15. The hearing will be Noy. 23 at 8 p.m. ROHBOCK GIVE FLOWERS shopping mall SONS FLORAL 1042 SouthState - Orem 3 1 % Carat TOTAL WEIGHT * Diamond bridal set, 13 diamonds Diamond b: $149 Corder reports. Corder said there was noindication of foul play and that he believed John rg 54, a -abuilding with no planning at Buy now at Pre-Tariff prices. Layawayfor Christmas. Asphyxiation TWIN FALLS (UPI) — Autopsies on the bodies of two hunters found dead Saturday in their pickup camper west of Rogerson will not be necessary, Twin Falls County Sheriff Paul Critical Operating Licenses of Tavern Provo City Rejects Bids : On Carpet for City Center Fork. Cemetery. Fumeral services will be held RANDOLPH, Provo Boy Orem Council Votes to Revoke W. Mountain Man Feted Nephi Man vehicle, then veered into a utilitypole at 1850 N. State Street, four feet into the frontof the car. the pale The eapact feforced Bd | Y% Carat TOTAL WEIGHT * both Castleford, died from ‘mgae tion by escaping gas fumes or suffocation, 6Diamondset, | 14 Karat gold | Diamond BridalSets Your Choice by Gill Fox Diamond bridal set 6 diamonds Man‘s diamond 10 diamonds $119 $299 | 10 Diamondset, 14 Karat gold. Curbside parking stalls are BERG \ MORTUARY SERVICES 3 373-1841 staggered through Several drop-off provided. 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