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Show Page 4 THE HERALD Provo, Utah, Tuesday 1979 December 1 | Local Obituaries | Claire Brickman Lindon Meeting Tonight LINDON city council will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Lindon City Hall, 383 W. Lakeview Road. Itemsto be discussed include Rolanda Feeds and business license collections The mayor, Blanche Holt Nielsen SPANISH FORK Funeral services lor Blanche Holl Nielsen. 84 who died Sunday Dec 2. 1979 at the Mountainview Hospital in Payson, will be dayat 1 pminthe Spanis First LDS Ward Cha ALPINE Funeral services for Henry LaMar Moyle. 74. of 90. N30 F Dec 3. Monday 1979 at American Fork Hospital will be Thursday at 11 am, at the Alpine Third LDS Ward Chapel He was born Nov 1. 1905 in Salt Lake City. a daughter of Alpine to John F and Vernette Thomas M and Bertha Chipman Thomas Moyle He married Holt. She married Harvey A Edna Walker on May 31, 1983 in isielsen on Aug 28. 1918 in in the the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He Salt Lake LDS Temple. and he was a retired copper worker foi Kennecott Copper where he had iedMarch 1, 15 ye was graduated from LDS worked for 40 years He retired high priest in High Schoolin Salt Lake City and \n 1968 He S Ware. attended the University of Utah the Alpine Tt Survivors include his wife She was chosen in1960 to repre: sent the Spanish Fork Women s Alpine. twosons. James LaMar Moyle, both Federated Clubs as Mother of Moyle and ( of Diamond Valley, Nev seven the Year Tn 1970 she was honored by grandchildren. and one sister, Spanish Fork Kiwanis Clubas Mrs Glen Bo iMaxine Greenwood, American Fork Citizen of the Year An ac complished musician. she served Friends may cali at Anderson as ward Sunday School and stake & Sons Mortuary in American organist and white stakeorganist Fork on Wednesday from 7 to 9 pm andat the ward chapel one ned a stake orchestra She also was a member of hour prior to services. Burial many social functions in the community, and for more than 40 years she el planolessons She wa Monettes, ist for the Har a ladies chorus directed by Drs Franklin and was member and president ofhe Spanish Fork Thalia Fidelous Club, prepared a presented many music rams for clubs and was ac ve in the DUP and Mayflower ct Tiburon, Calif.; Mrs. Blair Survivors include his wife; (Janet) Hansen, Fair Oaks, sons and one daughter, Calif.; Mrs. Leland J. (Bat rbara) John Bruce Barnett, Dolohn eeuabery Boyd Elmo Roberts SALT LAKE CITY — + Graveside services for Boyd day at noon at Redwood Memorial Estates, 6500 S He was the son = brotherof two Mona resit He was born March 17,1913 in Mona to William Marion and 1988 in Salt Lake City. le worked at U.S. Mines in Lark for 14 years: He retired irom Meadow aot Dairy after sya of ment. He was amemberof the Rose Park LDS Second W: savheeinclude his wife; two sons and one daughter, Lee Roberts, Salt Lake City; Max A. | Roberts, Granger: Mrs. Michael ‘ (Marian) Holmes, Murray: mother, Mon 17 frandehilaren; one brother and ‘ne sister, Mare Vest, Mona and Mrs. James (Myrtle) Ferris, + Salt Lake City Friends may call at the ward chapel from 11:15 to 11:45 a.m. at Russon Brothers Funeral Home. Roke B. Fackrell SPRINGVILLE — Roka Bunker Fackrell, 75, of Canyon Road, Springilie, died this morning. Funeral services are pending and will be announced by let Mortuary, Wale Funeral Mr Seeley s previously printed err the Daily Herald Friends may call at Hull-Linde Funeral Home on Wednesday from 6 to 8 pm and one hour prior toservices on Thursday Virginia Van Wagoner Thacker HEBER CITY Funeral ser vices for Virginia Van Wagoner Dean Gordon GRANGER — Funeral sertiees for Leonard Dean Gordon, who died Sunday, Dec. 2, iste’ at sai male ciy hospital, will be Thursda 10:00am at JenkinsSottee Mortuary, 4760 S. State. He wasthe father, brother and ndson of several local resi He was born Oct. 7, 197 in Kenilworth to Ladean and Irene Dixon Gordon. He married ry R. Wright on Jan. 16, 1971 in San Diego. He wasa layout welder and an avid bowler. He served in the US. Navy during the Vietnam ar Survivors include his wit; two and two dat Michelle L. Gordon and Leonard Dean Gordon II, both of Granger; Patti Gordon and Gordon, both of Orem; one brother’ and one sister, Lynn Gordon, Roy: Mrs. Harman (Joyce) Winder, Pleasant Grove. and grandmother, Mrs Velma Gordon, Orem. Friends maycall on Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Thursday one half hour prior to services. Kenneth S. Perry LAYTON— Kenneth S. Perry, $2, died Sunday, Dec. 2.1979 at McKay - Dee Hospital in Ogden of a heart attack. He was born Oct. 19. 1917 in Provo, a son of Frank J. and Ivy Stewart Perry. He married Wanda Huff on May 10, 1999 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple, and ied Jan. 1. 195. He then married Elna Stueler on July 21, 107, in Salt Lake City, and the marriage was seeing later in the Manti LDS Temy He worked forHl BiForce Base for 25 ye Survivors include his wife: ne She and Meredith were married in 1967,several years before be gained national attention as the first black studen enrolled inthe University ofMis sissippi at Oxford. is engaged in private busnessin Jackson. A funeral was scheduled for Saturday at the Farish Street Baptist Church in Jackson. In addition to her husband, immesiate survivors include three “NEW YORK (((UP! joseph Kahn, circu of Garde Lines, died Monday at New York University Medical Center after a briefillness. dent court at Brigham Young University to replace judges who resigned in protest of the way a student supreme court handled their cases. Studentbody President Dave Litster filled the vacancies on the ‘‘commons court’’ with Matt Urie, a law student from Provo; Manuel Corales. a law student from Whittier Calif.; Bile Hoke. a sociology major fom Austin, Tex.; and Cindy Juarez, an anthropology major from Park, Calif. Monterey Four other judges Thomas Crockett ‘Thomas S. Crockett. 63. of Orem,died this morning atUtah Valley Hospital. Funeral services are pending and will be announced by Sundberg-Olpin Mortuary in Orem Max E. Baker SALT LAKE CITY — Funeral services for Max E. Baker. 67 who died Monday. Dec 3, 1979. in a lt Lake City hospital wil be S irsday at noon in theHighland ee First Ward, 2980 He was the father < hea Max Baker, Orem. He was born March 14. 1912 in Coalville to Orange Decatur and aia Fernly Baker He married yz Thomson on Oct 26, Mehinrai Lake City He graduated from East High School and attended WeberState College where he lettered in baseball, basketball, football tennis and was an AAUdiving In 1950, after leaving his fami- champion He was a former district sales lyfur busine,Kan,wo was manager for 22 years with the t the time of his death, Hogan Golf Company. Fort Inaaeasde Tranteustera Ae Ben Worth, Tex.. covering tke Utah, sociates, a shipping firm with a Idaho, and Montanater fleetthat consisted of one World ritory, Nevada as a consultant WarIl Liberty ship. Within 10 for the Hefirm.served an active years, the fleet had expanded to member of theHeLDSwasChurch include 36 cargo carriers. Survivors includehis wife, two Kahn and Howard Pack sons, Richard Max Baker, Thomas Lance Baker purchased Seatrain Lines in 1965 Orem; Lake City, five and built the coastal service line Salt’ two brothers and into an ocean transport and ship- grandchildren; building complex with revenues two sisters, Fernly J. Baker. San Diego; Lloyd Baker, Ogden of $250-million a year. Mrs. Gertrude Rice and Mrs rember of the board of Aileen Layton, both of Salt Lake managers of the American Citty Bureau Shipping presi- Friends maycall at Larkin dent of the AmericanaMantmne Mortuary. SouthTemple Association, Kahn advocated on Wenexday from to 8 p.m maintaining a strong U.S. and Thursday at the ward chapel merchantfleet. one hour prior to services. Burial will be in Wasatch Lawn Kahn, who migrated to the Memorial Park. United States from the Soviet Union in 1930, lived in Manhattan. Perry, Lakewood, Lorn (Norma) Pit Kaysville; Mrs. Eldon (Pat), Hindenan, Colo, 18 Sia 5 brothers and one sister, Elden S. Perry, Provo; Marvin 3. Perry, Sinai Hospital for 49 years. te ‘tment of clinical to at Chicago's Mount Lendell S. Perry, retired from the hospital, wher Layton; Dean S. Perry, Lindo he developed the red- cell and Mrs. John (Lynnette) adherence —_cancer-detection Irven J. Jensen Funeral services will be Dearhart, Mount Lake Terrace, Method used for the early cies and Wednesday 11 a.m.in the Crvenide services will be the tise reliable eo tor Spanish Fork 9th Ward Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the mononucleosis,last L.D.S. Chapel. Friends Provo City Cemetery. Friends A native of TarnopolAustria may call Wednesday morning in may eaeroe oe fran 610 DolceatLingus 1923 and completed medi cal tuary, Spa ‘1 es- Mortuary, 400 N. Main St., tesidency at Philadelphia's day 6-8 p.m. and Wednes- Kaysville Mount Sinai Hos funeral wil behed Wetnesday prior to services. day. Survivors include his wife, Interment Spanish Fork Clara; a daughter, a son end a City Cemetery. sister. Patrick L. Jenkins Funeral services were Services held today at the Ingold 373-1841 Chapel, Fontana,California. Interment Green Acres Cemetery, Bloominton, Calif. Caro! William Barney Funeral services were held today at the Berg Blanche Holt Nielsen Funeral services will be Mortuary. Interment Friday 1 p.m. at the Orem City Cemetery. 5 ish Fork ist Ward L.D. Chapel. Friends may call Friday at Clara Brickman Walker Mortvary, Graveside services will ~anish Fork from 11 to be Wednesday at 2 p.m. . 30 p.m. Interment at the Spanish Fork City Spanish Fork City Cemetary ‘riends may meet at cemetery. Cemetery. ByUnited Press International Four new judges have been appointed to a stu- hometown. He is survived by his wife, Susan; two sons and a daughter. His funeral was today’ ina Manhattan synagogu CHICAGO (UPL) — Dr. Israel Davidsohn, @ longtime researcher in blood diseases who developed early cancerdelec tion tests many as the£5her ofClnial Seattie: ‘Y’ Replaces Four Judges resigned Nov. 17. Three of the judges. Francine Moore, George Naegle, and Jack Haycock, said they were quiting because of of rulings by the student supreme Kelly idway, 17 court. grandchildren, and four brothers Tn one of those cases. a and one sister. Arthur Thacker and Ammon Thacker. Midway student was fined for Paul Thacker and Joseph wearing blue jeans to a ‘Thacker, Heber City; and Mrs. court proceeding. But the Belva Harper, SaltLake City Burial was in Charleston higher court overturned the fine. Cemetery. Thestudent courts hear casesinvolvingviolations of campus rules. such as traffic regulations. of Salt Lake City; Douglas Henry Barnett, Sunnyvale, Calif; seven grandchildren: National parents and one sister, Mrs. Gerald (DelRae) Hansen, qyson Friefids may call tonight from Obituaries Funeral CHICAGO(UPI) — Mary June ood R. Wiggins Meredith, wife of civil Burial will be in Maley View rights leader James Meredith, Memorial Park died Mondayof a heartattack in Jackson, Miss. She was 41 The death was announced Leonard through a family spokesman in Gary, Ind., Mrs. Meredith's oli LE 85 E. 300 So. Prevo 373-6668 SPANISH FORK services for William Ber 44. ho died Monday of their regular reports Thacker, 6. whodied Friday Nov. 30, 1979 in a Salt Lake City Hospital. were held Monday in the Heber Seventh Ward Chapel will be in Pleasant Grove City She was born July 23, 1919 in Cemetery Midway to William Land Charlotte Sharp Van Wagoner She inarried Afton M. Thacker on Dec. 11, 1936 in Midway. The John Herbert marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple Barnett She was an active memberof the SALT LAKECITY Funeral LDS Church Survivors include her husband services for John Herbert r City, one son and four Barnett, 59. of Kearns. who died Sunday, Dec 2, 1979, will be daughters” Mrs. John K. (Ann) Wednesday at noon at the Ce, Tacoma, Wash.. Mrs. eat Fourth Ward, 4660 W. Richard (Carole) Bonner and Joy Thacker, both of Heber City. He was born May 8, 1920 in Larry J Thacker. Pleasant Payson to L. Roy and Jennie Grove; Mrs. Brent (Mary Susan) Strong Barnett. He and on the Palmyra Stake Relief Thelma Delores Lucile Hei Society Board for many years married March 18, 1946 in the Salt Survivors include five [” Lake LD3 Temple and one son, Mrs He was a inember of the LDS Ernest (Olive Marie) Gonzales, Davis, Salt Lake City; Mrs Keith (Gladys) Hobbert, LaGrande, Ore.; Mrs. Ray (Marlene) McBeth, Spanish Fark; tiarvey Holt Nielsen 28 grandchilildren a] : dren. ae sister,'E Kenneth (Bertha) Haas, Sacrament, Cal Friends may call at Walker Mortuary in Spanish Fork from 11 a.m. until pict tothe services. Burialwil ein Spanive, Fork Clty William Bert Seeley Henry LaMar Moyle She was born Aug 26. 1895 in string orchestra which played at city ad- Ministrator and city councilmen will give Funeral Friday at 11 a.m. in the Si + Olpin Mjor- tuary Chapel, Friends maycall Thursday 7-6 p.m. and Friday prio to services at the mortuary. Interment Ogden City Cemetery. Utah Obituaries a eg LINING up for the chow line in a Christmas party at Utah Technical College are these international students Laura Tanner, assistant clerical secretary in the learning Mon?>y. vr a resource center helps prepare the potluck meal. International Fiavors Mingle at Yule Party International students at Utah Technical College brought native treats to a Christmas party Monday and met Santa Claus in a schoolbook timeoutjubilee. Students from Israel, South America, Vietnam, Cambodia, Lybia and Germany. shared food andtold of Christmas celebration in their own countries, as about 120 people gathered in the Resource Learning Center on the Orem campus for the festivities. Spearheaded by Joan Gallagher, director of English as a second language prograir at Utah Tech,faculty also joined the party group. A group of Vietnamese performed carols in English and their native tongue underdirection of Gallagher. “We try to teach culture by events,” outlined Gallagher, who has staged several trips and outingsin the “learning experience’’ for the foreign students. “Most of these students are here to learn English and a trade. Somewill be at tending Brigham Young University, and others will go on and train for jobs. Many of the southeast asians are refugees from troubles in the orient, but some are wives of Mormon missionaries or American servicemen attending the technical college for skills, said Gallagher. NewsItems From Around Utah State Davis Officials Try to Evade Law Wrong Greeting Upsets Employees FARMINGTON, UTAH (UPI) — The SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — State Auditor Richard Jensen suffered some embarrassment when his agency sent letters to a numberof state workers which wereaddressed to ‘‘Dear former employee.” Apparently, the workers thought they had been fired. Jensen said a computer wasused to send letters to former state employees seeking suggestions on ways to improve Utah’s administration of government.Butthe electronic deviceinadvertently sent some letters to Utah Legislature this year tried to slam lid on tax hikes by passing a tax limitation law — but Davis County commissioners say they plan to slip through a crack in that lid and raise property taxes about two mills. The tax limit law would permit the county to raise its property levy about one mill. Butit allows extra-large tax boosts in times of “fiscal emergenClesi The commissioners said Monday they have such an emergency. County employees, they said, need sizeable pay hikes. Commissioners said the county has been “‘too conservative’’ with property tax levies in the past. ‘‘We've held the mill levy so cockeyed low wecan't live on it,” said Commission Chairman Glen W. Flint workers who had merely transferred from one state agencyto another. Emergency Head Scored by Lunnen SALT LAKE CIYY (UPI) — Utah Davis County presently imposed a 9.05 mill property tax. Commissioners said even a two-mill hike would leave the county well below the 16-mill maximum permitted by state law. Commissioners said the two-mill figure was a rough estimate. They a final proposal would be Tuesday. and then thrown open to public comment at the county's Dec. 14 budget hearing. EmergenceyServices Director Donald Spardling is doing his job so poorly he should be fired, saysthe state’s public safety commissioner. Larry Lunnen made that recommen- dation Monday to Gov. Scott Matheson, who took it under advisement. Spradling could not be reached for comment. Lunnensaid Spradling’s staff suffers Utah Valley Births BORN AT AMERICAN FORK HOSPITAL Nov. 25: to Michle and Sherri Fugal Shepherd. American Fork Girl to George and Gaye Holman Shoell. Lindon Girl to Francis and Terri Johnson Long, Salt Lake City Nov. 23: Girl to Gregg and Kathy Lindsay Nielson, Orem Girl to Sterling and Joyce Wernz Draper, American Fork Nov. 22: Boy to William and Marla Clark Frampton. Pleasant Grove Nov. 21 Boy to Larry and Gloria Whimpey Dunn American Nov. 15: Girl to Andy Mark and Carol ssto Terryand Susan Carter Kone Hansen,Lehi Walker, Lehi Girl to David and Sharon Girl to George and Alice WilMoore Case. Pleasant Grove Pelades Nov. 14: Boy to John and Cynthia i Boy to Douglas and Patricia Peterson Soderquist, American Montgomery Hyde, Pleasant “ork Grove, Nov. 1 Boy to Jeffrey and Suzette Twin boys to Edwin and Mary Ferguson Mitchell. American Watkins Thurston. Pleasant Grove Boy to Richard and Laurel Perschon Verhaaren, Orem Boy to Rowen Jack and Susan Kinghorn Monson, Pleasant 4 BEESLEY MONUMENT AND VAULT CO. 225-3100 ficer that a test was in progress. Lunnen said the man either misunderstood his responsibilities. or simply refused to responduntil the drill wasfourhoursold. Utahns Generous SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — Utahns are apparently responding generously to requests that they contribute to a fund to help Cambodian refugees. Paul L. Wiser, a spokesman for the State Department of Finance, said $9,420 in contributions have already been received in the four days the program hasbeenin effect. Last week, Gov. Scott Matheson, Lt. Gov. David Monson, Attorney General Robert Hansen, State Auditor Richard Jensen and State Treasurer Linn Baker issued a letter asking Utahnstojoin the relief effort. Wiser said response to the program increased when the refugee fund was endorsed by the First Presidencyof the MormonChurch. Western Governors To Meet Wednesday SALT LAKECITY (UPI) — Gov. Scott Matheson ra membersof the Western Governors Policy Office (WESTPO) will meet Wednesday in Phoenix with representatives from Indian tribes whichreside onenergy-rich lands, meeting with tribal leaders is the next logical step iin our efforts to coalesce western in- terests in response to federal energy initiatives,” said Matheson, chairman of WESTPO. The various Indian groups, banded together in a Me group called the Council of Energy Resource Tribes to James and Marsha (CERT), decided four years ago to work cooperativeatehinson Garner, Orem. ly to develop their lands. said council Chairman Peter McDonald. A pessimistthinks he is ROOSEVELT, Duchesne Girl to Glen and Connie taking a chance; an opCounty — Dell G. Mathews, 23, Mecham Hansen. American died Saturday; funeral Wednestimist feels that he is Fork day. 11. a.m., Roosevelt LDS6th Fork Girl to Mark and Joy Oison grasping an sporty Ward, 50 8. Skyline Dr — Walt Greer SANDY — LeRoy Jenkins, 69 Nov.Boy19: to David and Mary Ybarra, Pleasant Grove died Saturday; funeral Thurs- Guyman Jolley. American Fork day, 1pm. Jenkins - Soite Moro Curtis and Valerie tuary, 4760 S. Sta eppesen. American MORGAN. — Else Tonks Luckey Bell, 8, died Sunday funeral Thursday. 1 pm Gar! to Ignacio and Karen Ann Morgan Stake Center. Brocious Briones, Lehi MAGNA — Ward David Boy to Douglas and Debra rant, 29, died Saturday: funeral As with a diamondBowen Brown, American Fork. in Kingsport, Tenn /AKECITY — Pamelia Boy to Calvin and Kathleen @ monument’scolor, ‘Minnie’ Skelton Tucker, 95, died Shepherd Fox, Lehi clarity and cutting Monday; funeral Thursday, 11 Nov. 17: am., ret Mortuary, 96 E Girl to Kenneth and Carolyn rminesits quality, 700 S. Dorothy “Dot” T Hill Frost, American Fork Perry, 67, diedSunday: funeral Nov. 16 beauty and value! Wednesday. am., Deseret Boy toSteven and Sherrie PitMortuary,36 E,W’, Paiica tmanOttosen, Lehi Anne Gerber Horton, 46, died to Melvyn and Margaret sels funeral Thursday noon, Smithirl Gurney, Pleasant Grove Deseret Mortuary, % E. 700 S Marie Contri Bird, 75, died Sunday; funeral Wednesday. 11 am|, Memorial Estates Morents tuary. $850 S. 90 Jerry Lynn Gray, 38, died Sunday. {uneral Testes noon, Larkin Mortuary 280 E, South Temple OtteTraedea, 66 dled Sunday. funeral Thursday. noon, Fair. mont Ward. 2485 S, 800 E. Reuel Smith Harris, 82, died Sunday funeral Thursday,10 a.m Kearns 1' W. Point Dr. Dale died Sunday; fuserWwednestny 2pm, re 192 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE HELPS US ANSWER YOUR EVERY QUESTION. graveside services Wednesday oon, Salt Late Cay Conary. fntoday.at noon,Edgehill 1780 S. 1500 E. Hianese Hoover Heit,08, ded Friday; funeral Sunday, 2 p.m. 725 South State 900 East Provo Eastman's E Early MorPHONE 374-0580 tuary. Bugene LeRoy Stauffer, 80. died Monday: funeral Across the Street East of Provo Cemetery Wednesdsy noon, Lake Hills Deseret Mortuary,10085 S, State 1042 S, Stat, Orem from low morale. And the commissioner said a surprise natural disaster drill on Nov. 8 showed that Spradling’s staff is inadequately trained When the emergencydrill was called at3a.m..a staff duty officer who was supposed to be available for instant response could not be reached by telephone, Lunnden said. Sheriff's deputies had to personallynotify the of- its oH DS BARGAINS ONE NITE ONLY WEDNESDAY 4 PM to 11 PM SEE OUR AD ON PAG 10 IM TODAY'S PAPER! |
