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Show Page 4—THE HERALD, Provo, Utah Tuesday, September14, 1971 Funeral Set Obituaries Jay Bona Of Payson For Native Of Provo Dies at 54 ALFRED L, RIDDLE Orem Rites For Riddle OREM — Funeral services will be held Wednesdayat 3 p.m. at the Sundberg-Olpin Mortuary in Orein for Alfred Levi Riddle, prominent Las Vegas and Los SALT LAKE CITY — Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Ross M. Cushing, 68, who died a ina Salt Lake City hospital of a heart ailment. Heis a native of Santaquin and the brother of two Santaquin residents. Mr. Cushing was born July 18, 1903 in Santaquin to Samuel and Nettie Holladay Cushing. He married Nora Carey June 28, 1924 in Bingham Canyon. Heis a former employee of Kennecott Copper Corp. and wes on the Bingham city council for 12 years. He was a memberof the Lion’s club and owned the Cushing Coal Co. He was also a member of the Bingham Caityon fire departmentfor 29 years and an officer of the brotherhood of locomotive firemen and enginemen. He was LDS. Heis survived by his widow, his daughter, Mrs. Verlo (Gay) Kenuricek, Copperton, five grandchildren and one greatgrandchild; three sisters, Mrs. Emma C. Whitmore, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Alberta Ferre and Mrs,Clinton (Priel) Davis, beth of Santaquin. Funeral services will be held at the Stevenson Memorial Chapel, 1861 W. 7800 S. in West Jordan, Rites Set Continues on Wasatch Course MIDWAY — A nine-hole addition to the present 18-hole golf course at Wasatch Mountain State Park is progressing satisfactory and one section should be readyfor planting next week, according to Earl Kohler, park supt. Price Mitchell, Provo. MacConstructionof Salt Lake Girl to John and Susan Eyre Lewis, Provo. is the contractorfor the project. Boy to Michael Christine Echles His bid was $236,000. Architect heseDY Springville for the course is William H.Neff. Saturda Boy 10 iKenneth, and Lillian R Six of the holes are nearing Riggs Zang. Boyto Roderickand Marilyn Y. completion with the water system now beinginstalled. The Croft ei, 0 Gary Sng Maria: Mories draining system and grading are panish Fork. about done, Mr. Kohler said. Mortuary | Services 373-1841 Woodruff Ramsey Graveside services will be held Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. in the Salt Lake City | Cemetery. Friends may gather at the gravesite. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — The body of an elderly Salt LakeCity man,reported missing since Sept. 8, was recovered from the Jordan River in west Salt Lake late Monday morning. Police identified the man as William C. Chenney, 76. His body was discovered lodged beneath a railroad bridge about 10:15 a.m., police said. Officers said there ap- peared to be no indication of foul play. An autopsy into the man’s death was scheduled at the University of Utah Medical Center. Police said his landlady had reported him missing. Of Nephi Construction Sunday Boy to Donald and Maxine Kimsiey Lewis, Provo. Bo Brent and Chery! Thomson Soelberg, Prova Girl to Bob and Rose Joe James, Sait Lake City. Boy to Kayane Linda Haneburg Turner, Pro Girl fo David and Constance Lee From River Funeral Set Patricia Russell Webb, Orem. Recovered In Clearfield SALT LAKE CITY — Harriett B, Axelsen, 93, 1818 Hollywood Ave., died Sunday at her homeof natural causes. She was the sister of a Provo woman, Mrs. Blanche B. Harrison, and an oe woman, Mrs. Lottie B. Soins Olpin 495 So. oan Orem 225-1530 Alfred Levi Riddle Funeralservices will be held Wednesdayat3:00 p.m. at the Sundberg Olpin Mortuary. Friends maycall prior to services. Burial Orem City did, how they managed to visit the bank being robbed without noticing anything was going on. Rowlands, 32, listened to the thieves for a while and then called police. He said he was all but ignored and it was mor than 13 hours later that radio detection trucks were brought to the area—just as transmissions stopped. Tt was not until Monday morning—34 hours after Row- ee Funeral will be held Thursday noon for Glen Brimhall, 14, who died Sundayin an automobile accident near the Hill Air Force Base elementary school. Services will be held at noon in the Clearfield LDS Ward chapel. Friends may call Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Lindquist’s Clearfield Mortuary, and Thursday from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Burial will be in the Provo City Cemetery. ByUnited Press International Weakening tropical storm Heidi skirted Massachusetts’ famed Cape Cod today and steered toward chilly Nova Scotia, while sister storm Edith stalled off the Mexican coast some 180 miles south of Brownsville, Tex. Hurricane Ginger, a 100 mile an hour storm, howled northeastward across the New York to-Europe shipping lanes and was so far out at sea the U.S. Weather Service stopped issuing advisories on it. In the Caribbean Sea, meanwhile, forecasters said a tropical depression with winds to 35 m.p.h. moved across the Windward Islands and was expected to ccntinue drifting westwi about m.p.h, Weatherman said heavy rains in this depression may cause some flash flooding in the WindwardIslands. Heidi was packing top winds of 60 m.p.h., but forecasters said the storm would begin to weakenas it movesfarther into the cool waters of the Northern Atlantic. Burley, Ida. ei 28) Philadelphia, Pa. and Vera Stanton, 26, Provo. arrell L. Gabbitas, 17, sptingville, and Iva 1. Taylor, 15, Spanish Steven. Francom, 21, Provo, and Sandra L. Smith, 21, Provo. Arlyn 8. Richards, 2°. Rupert, , and Tressa C. Smith, American Fork. Michael J. Gordon, 21, Lehi, and She was born Oct. 16, 1907 in Carol Beck, 19, American Fork. Rocky Comfort, Mo., a daughter Denton L. Evans, 24, Vernal, and of Noah and Iva Duncan Bar- Marsha A. Eaton, 24, American nett. She was married to Roy ‘Ashley J. Bahr, 21, Jacksonville, Showalter on Dec. 21, i930 in Ark., and Julie A. Koncz, 21, Beale Rawlings, Wyo., and their AFB,Cali Walter R. Tuliey, 22, Orem, and marriage waslater solemnized Rene Jones, 18, Santaquin in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Brian H. Jarett, 23, Lively, ontario, Canada, and Ruth A She was a member of the Christensen, 22, Lindon. ‘obert J. Fotheringham, 21, Senior Current Topics club of Spanish Fork, and Anita L Vernal, the State Wool Growers Johnson, 21, Provo. ThomasE. Salisbury, 24, North Auxiliary, and a former Red Kingstown, R.I., and Susan M Cross worker. Brown, 20, Warwick, R.I Perie L. Bigler, 25, Basin, Wyo., Surviving are her husband; a and Floy F. Crandall, 24, Provo son and daughters, Robert Frank J. Lambert, 26, Downey, Showalter of Craig, Colo.; Mrs. Calif, and Holly G. Walker, 18, Tom (Joanue) Snyder of Scott- Springville. Leon N, Anderson, 17, Pleasant sdale, Ariz.;; and Mrs. Lynn Grove, and Kathy L. Anderson, 16, (Kathleen) Siddoway of Vernal; American For 26, 11 grandchildren; and a brother Springville and Harmer, Bonnie Vaughn Barnett of Pleasant Peterson, 21, Pleasant Grove. Jo Gordon K. Hinckley, 23, Orem, Grove. and Diane Green 20, Provo. Funeral will be Wednesdayat 1p.m.in the Vernal Second LDS Ward chapel. Friends may call this evening from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m, at the Vernal Mortuary, and Wednesday prior to services. Burial will be in the Vernal Memoriai Park. The family suggests contributions to the Cancer Research Fund, Holy Cross Hospital in Salt Lake City. ATTN. SUBCONTRACTORS We needsub bids on a number of jobs, large and small, all trades, see plans at : N. Univ, Ave, Provo, Suite 374-6502. (Continued From Page 1) ne week, Because ents as late as the previous Friday are included, the VEC series is the most up-to-date Sympathy by bank These have been used in the Jail Sit-in In Quelled manager heavy rains. Edith was system of its kind availableto schools today. Herald Publisher Bf, Jensen noted that the newspaper has been sup. plying daily copies of the Herald to Participating schools of the area for years. classruoms in connection with several The new VEC program now inaugurated is a refinementof the newspaper-in-the- classroom idea that reading skills, stimulate in. terest in current events, and improveability to analyze and thinkcritically The cost of the new newspaper-in-the-classroom program is borne by the Herald, These is nocost to the schools, With the filmstrip package come text material, vocabulary review, map assignments and special class projects, which teachers may use in a variety of ways. In addition each schoolwill be furnished with 10 studyfilm sirips each year. Each film will cover one subject in depth. The materials become the property of the schools as a valuable addition to the library’s re.erence works, ee heavy Tropical storm Edith’s 50 rains in its fringes and m.p.h. winds ground to a stop forecasters warned residents in during the night off the the vicinity of the stormto be northeastern Mexican coast. alert for possible flash flooding. Probe Launched On Colorado Bus Tragedy 11,312-foot Monarch Pass when it ‘began picking up speed and finally overturned, spilling out the passengers. Colorado State Patrol Major C. WayneKeith, who is coordinating the state and federal phases ofthe investigation, said the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration sent three mento Colorado Monday. The investigative team, including an automotive engineer, a traffic engineer and a specialist in physics, are “vitally interested in taking a look at the vehicle,” Keith said. Keith said the vehicle had FLORAL ‘ 201 West 100 South j 373-7001 , Orem FFA chapter; Tractor Driving — Kevin Stanley, Mona; Champion fat hog — Jay ips, Springville; ‘Gump fat staat ara Molt, Smithfield; cours fat lamb — Shawn 0) ison,ae Fork. Champion Hampshire ram — Lee Brooks, Henefer: ewe — Tom Hicken, Walsburg; pion Columbia ram and ewe — Scott Wolstenhulme, Coalville; Champion Suffolk ram and ewe — Jerry Paige, Coalville. WHERE THE GOOD TIMES ARE TUESDAY NIGHT THE GLEN CAMPBELL GOOD TIME HOUR NEW TIME 6:30 PH THE BALLADEER FROM DELIGHT, ARKANSAS. DELIGHTFUL AS EVER. WITH BIG-NAME GUESTS. been impounded in Salida. Holstein nl champion and senior champion — Nolan Krebs, Logan; junior champion — Lymn Partridge, Spanish Fork; Jersey grand champion — Junior champion and senior champion — Dennis Poll, Mor- gan. Chapter herd — First place, Skyview chapter, Smithfield, second place, Pleasant Grovechapter, Pleasant Grove. Beef Fitting of showing — Sherwan Best, Layton. Swine Champion Duroc boar pig — Gary Brown, Grantsville; champion Duroc female — Bill Gale, Brigham City; Champion Chester white boar and female = Craig Lundall, Payson; Champion Hampshire boar — Bill Gale, Brigham City; female Craig Lundall; Payson; Champion Yorkshire boar — Alan Bourne, Garland, female — Steve Silcox, Riverton. COMFORT For The Boss. Full line Modern Executive Furniture for the Office. STANDARD OFFICE SUPPLY 40 W. 100N. 373-5250 MATTRESSSAL FULL OR TWIN SIZE REG. PRICE- QUILT TOP . SAVE 333% ..... YOU PAY ONLY ... ” 59.90 20.00 39.90 FOUNDATION TO MATCH with purchaseof maitress . 30.00 PAY ONLY. $ 69” Terms Arranged or Bank-Americard-Walker Bankard OVERMAN MATTRESSCO. Where Better Mattresses Are Made PROVO,266So. University SALT LAKE CITY, 2763 So. State 373-3042 484-440; is designed to improve student Fair Judging Results Opal Showalter ‘ VERNAL — Opal Barnett Showalter, 63, of Vernal, died Sunday in a Salt Lake City hospital of cancer. Her brother, Vaughn Barnett resides in Pleasant Grove. In Current Events Study the job done with.” Another BALTIMORE (UPI)—Police radioed to a lookout on @ a Guy Darke Monday morning, pevtik rooftop: “How's every- firing teargas quickly quelled disturbance at @altimore jail police found a 40-foot tunnel * The rep! ‘No intruprisoners 200 least byat today had been cut from a leather in apparent sympathy with goods store two doors down. a whatsoever.” Not until Rowlands’ second inmatesat Attica prison. The store had been closed for The prisoners barricaded two weeks. An 18-inch hole had call did detectives come to his been cut into the vault floor. house and take notes on what themselves inside the jail Battered safe deposit boxes ‘ay they heard. Then the gang said cafeteria in what was described around the room. they were knocking off until asa “sit-in” demonstration, dut Rowlands tuned into the morning,the radio buff said. So within an hour they were overpowered by about 50 police thieves’ walkie-talkie exchange he went to sleep too. = fired teargas into the hall. joward Parks,assistant wardenoat the downtown city jail, said the protest * ‘absolutely, absolutely” appeared to be related to the five days of a at New York’s Attica priso As Heidi drifted northward The storm was expected to here were no injuries Monday, it merged with a resumeits west-northwestward frontal in the jail disturbance, complex weather system that drift later today and cross the but damageinside the cafeteria extended westward intc Penn- mainland this evening some- wasdescribed as expensive. sylvania and covered most of wnere near the Mexico-Texas the northeastern states with border. Alerted SALIDA, Colo. (UPI) — three-member team of feast investigators joined Colorado officials Mondayin probing a bus accident which killed eight high school football players and an assistant coach. In addition to the nine killed, 39 others were injured when the schoci bus lurched out of control and sped down a winding mountain highway in southcentral Colorado Saturday. The bus, carrying members of the Gunnison High School Junior Varsity football team to a MarriageLicenses scheduled gamein Salida, was Sept, uF Rand . Brailsford, 19, headed down the east side of spring, and Margaret A. Lake, ° ° 18, i Randal R. Argyle, 17, Spanish Fork, and Kristine Tuckett, 17, Spanish Fork. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -Larry D, Mecham, 18, Pleasant Grove, ae anne F, Man- Results of judging Monday sanerez, 15, at the Utah State Fair: Danie! D. witiams, 2, Melee Floriculture Isa,oa Patricia Carlson, Artistic design: Cup winners Salt W. Wilkinson, 23, — Renate Flores, Salt Lake averse Calif., and Gloria Dunn, City, Mrs. Marguerite Allen, Pro WvitttamW. Schade, 19, Soldier Bountiful. Summit, and Marjorie L. Curtis, Horticulture , Price. Cup winners — Bonsai, Salt Van P. Edwards, 35, Layton, and Lorna E. Molyneux, 28, American Lake City; Lewis Kochevar, Noal, Clarence Brasher, MurFetchard C. Baier, 21, Richmond, Ind, and Laura A. Dale, 20, ray. Special awards — Clarence Brasher, Murray, Rose Barnes, Cambridge, ind Herbert G. Seal, 23,Springville, Salt Lake City, Mrs. H. Canneand Bannan S. on, 20, gieter, Salt Lake City. Salem, ind. Sept. 9 Future Farmers of America ric E. Stewart, 22, Provo, and Agriculture Mechanics— Debra C. Pehrson, 19, Van Nuys, He was born Jan. 18, 1956 in Ogden, a son of Claud S. and Leah Mendenhall Brimhall. He was a student at Clearfield Junior High School, a Boy Scout, and a member of the Church. Surviving are his mother of Clearfield; a brother Calif. and sister, Gordon Claud and Herman 8. Shelton, 57, Heber Mrs. Arnold (Emma Lee) Gity, and Mary |. Duncan, 7, McCafferty, both of Clearfield; "ididro J. Mamora, 24, Salt Lake and his grandmother, Mrs. City, and Margie Hutchison, 23, Marie Mendenhall of Payson. Provo. Don H. Ewell, 20, Spanish Fork, eng Bonnie Bell, 17, American “james B. Englebright, 23, Ely, Nev. and Anna M. Zollinger, 2 Of Vernal Dies carryon tonight, mate, and get Herald-Sponsored News Filmstrips Aid Schools Storm Weakens But Dumps Heavy « Rains Over Northeast U.S. Man’s Bouy For Native Statistics Morris Bown, Girl to Hue: Sead Y Glen Brimhall oewas born Sept. 19, 1877 in Nephi, a daughterof Dr. ‘Charles Heber and Alice Ann Evans Bird. She was married to Christen Axelsen on Aug. 23, 18999 in the Manti LDS Temple. He preceded her in death. ‘She moved to Salt Lake City in 1918, where she was an active Reliefe Society worker. She was a member of the Manti Ladies Literary Club. Surrviving is a daughter, Mrs. Alice A. Heath of Salt Lake City; panes andsisters, Dr. Charles W.Bird and HeberBird, both of Salt Lake City; Dr. Myron E. Bird of Delta; Mrs. Lottie B. Booth of Orem; Mrs. Ephal B. Kjarof Manti; and Mrs. Blanche B. Harrison of Provo; 10 grandchildren; 35 great grandchildren; and 13 great-great grandchildren. Funeral will be Thursday noon, Mountain View Third LDS Ward chapel, 1889 S. 17th East. Friends maycall at 255 S. 200 E., Wednesdayfrom 6 to 8 p.m. and Thursday at the ward chapel BORN AT UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL from11 to 11:45 a.m. Burial will Monday vio David and Judy Ann Bell be in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Jeftties, Pro Boyto Haroand Sandra Carter Swenson, Girl to Jay Beeand Lois Janet Wilberg Batley Girl fo Rodney and Vicki Delores Hamson Hilton, Provo. Boy to Michael and Zana Arizona Sturgill, Prov Girl. to Charles and Jeanette LONDON (UPI) — Robert lands first tuned into the dank im his Winpole Street home. tuned in hoping I'd get Rowlands turned on his short- robbers—that the crime was wave radio hoping to pick up discovered. A Scotland Yard someone in Australia. Instead spokesman said an urgent Monday night. “It was a sheer he tuned in on a gang of thieves investigation into police handi- fluke. “I told police that a tunneling into a central London ing of the case had been were half a mile from = was, on a main road and bank vault only half a mile ordered. away. The Lioyd’s Bank branch waiter had been seen a Police said the haul in the involved was at 18 Baker the building. I think the pol ae coeaedee robberycould be as high as $2.4 Street, one block from Sherlock didn’t million. It also touched off a Holmes’ fictional 22 Baker prol massive investigation as to why Street residence and not far Rowlands’ tape included one police fail act on from Madame Tussaud’s wax ne thief saying: “T suggest we Rowlands’ tip and, when they PAYSON — John Elias “Jay” Bona, 54, Payson, died Sunday at Provo, a daughter of David P. a Nephi hospital after a and Mermina A. Ambrosen. She lingering ess. He was ae nae 6 Del Blake father of Wayne J. Bona of on June §, 1901 in the Salt Lake Springville and Mrs. Jay ine too He died in May, (Diana) Greenhalgh of Provo. He was born Oct. 25, 1916 in ‘ts, Blake was a school Payson,a son of John and Annie teacher in Provo, Ogden, Salt Birch Bona, He was educated in LakeCity, and California. Payson Schools and was a Surviving are a son and member of the LDS church. He daughters, David W. Blake of was a horse trainer. Calif.; Mrs. Roy He was married to Vera Lancaster, (Virginia) Fenable and Mrs. Hoover, and they were later Sidney (Marjorie A.) Pelzer of divorced. Surviving him are two Long Beach, Calif.; 14 grandsons and one daughter, Wayne J. chilaren; 44 great grandchildren; and one great, great, grandchild; anda sister, Shanna T. Jakeman of Salt Lake City. Funeral services will be Thursday at 1 p.m. at 260 E. South Temple, where friends maycall one hour prior to services. Burial will be in the Salt Lake City Cemetery. Angeles businessman. He died F .iday in Los Angeles. He was born Dec, 18, 1896, in Escaiante, Utah, to Isaac J. and Nancy Russell Riddle. He married Francis Grace Cozier Dec, 18, 1925, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple, He was an active member of the LDS Church, filled « mission to the Northwestern States, and at the time of his death was a high priest in the Wilshire (Los Angeles) LDS Ward. Prominentin civic affairs. he JOHN BONA was a Rotarian and served on . the board of directors of the Bona, Springville; Kenneth E. Chamber of Commerce in Las Bona, Calif. and Mrs. Vegas. Hie owned and operated Greenhalgh, Provo. He had six the Yellow Cab Company in Las grandchildren. Also surviving are brothers Vegas. He was a tour director, andhadother businesses in both and sisters, Arthur Bona, Payson; Mrs, Arnold (Gladys) Las Vegas and Los Angeles. Heis survived by his wife of Smith, Payson, Ardene Bona, Las Vegas, one son and one Salt Lake City; Mrs. Melva daughter: Chauncey C. Riddle, Riffey, Los Angeles, Calif. and Orem; and Mrs, Mary Hallsted Mrs. Ella MeNeil, Granger. of Tcinpe, Ariz. He leaves 14 Funeralservices will be held grandchildren, one brother and Wednesday, at 1 p.m. in the two sisters: I. E, Riddle and Linde Mortuary in Spanish Fork Mrs, Arden (Ruby) Woolsey, where friends may call Tuesday Cedar City; and Mrs. Minerva between 7 and 9 pam. and Wednesday prior to services. Heaps of American Fork. Friends may call at the Burial will be in the Spanish mortuary Wednesday prior to Fork City Cemetery under the services, Burial will be in the direction of the Keith Jolley Mortuary, Payson. Orem City Cemetery. Wednesday Rites for Ross Cushing LondonMan Tunesin Thieves, Police Investigate Too Late HAWAII FIVE0 NEW TIME7:30 PM ACTION THAT'S FAST 'N’ FURIOUS. WHEN JACK LORD TRACKS CRIME ON THE ISLANDS. |
