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Show December 17. 1979 Page 4—THE HERALD. Provo | tah Monday O bituaries Says George Romney ‘Moral Perverts’ Created ERA Clifford K. Norton pe eneaburn DETROIT Funeral ser Home. Spanish Fork after an extended illness She was born Oct 13.1 nn W Paxman Mrs LP Vincent. Washington Washington County Funeralservices will be atthe Washington First Ward LDS thapel Wednesday at 1 p ™ Friends may call at the chapel prior to se Burial will Dot) Wyler. Spanish Fork Friends may call at the Holla day Hills Funeral Hometonight and two sisters Carl Benson Mrs Clifford Nellie) Herbert. both of Payson Mrs Robert from 6 to 8 pm and Tuesday prior to services Burial will be in the Santaquin City Cemetery TOOELE Saturday, 15, 1979, in a ednesday at 1 30 pmat the Tooele Fifth-Eighth Ward Chapel One brother lives in Orem. He is survived by his wife, Edith Ann, and four children Following the 1972 campaign Lloydserved as assistant director of the U.S. Information Agency and then with the U.S Commerce Department until he resigned in 1976 torun once more 2ior Senate d spent the last 3 years of hisile publishing, editing and writing a bi-monthly magazine about the Utah-Idaho Bear Lake Valley. He had a summer home in Garden City Utah onthe southwest shore of Bear Lak He was first elected to ‘naive ofSt. AnthonyIdabo ress in 1962, following 8 Loyd graduated fromUtah tate University and from the George years in the Utah State Senate He did not run for re-election Washington University Law He was born Aug 28. 1888, in Tooele to James and Alice DeLaMare Gowans. He married Merl Bee Beckstead on Sept. 6, 1916, in American Falls. Idaho The marriage was solemnized later in the Salt Lake LDS Tem ple. She died July 8. 1969. He retired from International Smelting and Refining where he Survivors include a daughter Marjorie B Kizer Tooele. three Krandchldren, two brothers and ree sisters. Ross Gowans Tooele. Floyd Gowans, Oren Beatrice Marsden, Zionsville Ind, Cerola Pehrson. Vernon Tooele County: Lucille Anderson, Grantsville His daughter, Helen Gowans preceded him in death Friends maycall at Tate Moruary, Tooele. Wednesdayfrom noon until time of services Burial will be in Tooele City Cemetery Vida Margaret Rigby SPRINGVILLE—Funerai services for Vida Margaret Turpin I ee : ase yp, 1 Wi 3400 glandDr Dr.rit Frederick Pebrson, 73, nes y, Home, 9525 yl: aa funeral pm.PelFurlsome,5 400 Tade Berafuneral John B. “Haight on Feb 18,1909, Grant 11th MasGp si.S00, Pearl in Salt Lake City. The marriage Saturdayys : i a.m., teaaeear 1 Mortuary Chapel, 2198 $state HELPER, Carbon County — Phyllis Ulibarri Magn, 59, died Friday, funeral Monday, 2 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home, TOOELE — Dune, 77, died Tossday. 1 igus LDS ard Chapel,196 N. Pinehurst MAGNA — Byelya MayNasea Nuesmeyer, 86, died Friday, funeral Tuesday, noon, Peel , seineioaayice eae LDS Stake Center = Adelbert “Bert” eet LDS Ward rdChapel Cecil Bohm, died Th funeral Tueaday Ipm., Pause i. John Charles r + Splat, died Saturday, funeral asada, 1 p.m.. Fausett Mor- “TAYLORSVILLE — Leo J Miller, 80, died Friday, funeral today, 11 a.m..Taps8s Ward Chapel Funeral services at the Tand Wa Chapel. Orem mas vei -. died Saturday, funer ines- were o Tayloryville ith Ward Orem © ot1555 Lovely Rd. Erscel “Lil Inter- lie" H. MONTON Frisby,89, died Saturday, City funeral Tuesday, 11 a.m.. ‘remonton Cemetery. SPRING dant Carbon Jeffery Allen Fry ‘ounty Kath Frances were Provo InterCity be Tuesday 2 p.m. Richfield, Idaho. "eriends may meet at the cemetery. herita Haws maa serricey will be Tuesday m. at the Pioneer in Nard L.DS. Chapel, 376 No. 700 W., Provo. Friends may cai oeeres vo, Mondayevening 6-8 p.m. and ri the wan chapel Tuesday prior to services. Interment Provo City Cemetery. Cundberg ( Yipin ard Survivors include two sons and two daughters, Harold D. Mrs. Irene Frandsen, Hemet, Calif.; 10 grandchildren; 41 great-grandchildren. God, decline in morality. decline in the qualityof life decline in respect for the the concept of family life the Mormon strengthened by the Iranian situation September 1940. He died in tree Ae) a . =desl Barkwwillbe ry6the Provecity mi Cemetery. Steven J. Wilson Wendell W. Hotchkiss SALEM — Funeral services Cortland Hotchkiss,Fort Collins, for Wendell Wade Hotchkiss. 83, Colo: three stepchildren. Mrs who died Thursday, Dec. 13. 1979. Broze (Beth) Hutchinson. Willis at a Payson hospital, were this Johnson, both of Provo; Leon S ine at 11 o'clock in Salem Johnson Layton, 21 Wal Acre eeel and 11 great. He was ea June 5. 1896, in grandchildren. Ne w London, Ohio, to Charles B Friends may call at the ward Owen Nielsen Orem. An earlier announcement said services would be in hmericen Fork ‘ the patriotism aspect has been he said Mrs. Romney who ran unsuccessful ly for the U.S. Senate in 1972, said the Mormon Church supports equal pay and equal opportunity for women. But the ERA, shesaid, seemsto be aimed at “destroying love.” It’s the ‘me’ aspect I object to’ she said. “I object to the ° me’ emphasis and not tue family.’” Orem ChamberElects New Board Orem Chamber of Commerce officials have announced that four new board members already have been elected, and chamberofficers will be elected Tuesday by the new and continuing board members. Chamber Pres. Max Curtis announced that Lynn Barney, Brent Sumner, Tom Staker and Marge Larsen will be the new directors serving for the new year. The new board membe1s andofficers officially will be installed at a banquet Jan. 10. Richard Hillmanthen will take over as Chamberpresidentand Curtis will be pastpresidnet. The new board members were elected by the general membership of the chamber who voted by mailed ballot. Barney is the vice president and manager of Commercial Security Bank. Sumneris a printer and ad salesman for the Orem Geneva Times. Staker is co- up now for an eight-week advanced oil At 11 a.m. — harmonica band and owner of Big-O Tires. Marge Larsenisthe manager of Timp Bookstores. Sumner and Larsen were re-elected to the board for a second three-year term. Continuing board members are Alan Booth, Roscoe Carroll, William Critchfield, B. Keith Duffin, Merrill Gappmeyer, Sevee Grow, Duane Herbert, Dee Martin, Robert H.A. Huish, DeWitt, ner"Swallow, David Thomas and Ralph Walt. WoodlandHills Land Rezoned Utah County Commissioners deleted some sections of land in a 400-acre tract proposed for rezoning, then voted to rezone the remainder to Rural-Residential-5 near Woodland Hills. In action taken Friday, commissioners aproved the petition by Velyn McClellan, Ted Franks and others to rezone the property, which lies between Woodland Hills Town and Elk Ridge Town. The land was in Apt and Critical Environment-1 zones. Commissioner Kenneth Pinegar said Elk Ridge had not been contacted concerning the rezoning of land abutting the city boundary because that town had madenopolicy declaration for future annexation. “Even if it is in RR-1, Elk Ridge canstill have somecontrol over the land within one-half mile of its boundaries,” Pinegar said. The rezoning was passed by votes of Commis- sioners Pinepa and Jerry Bradshaw. Karl R. L against the rezoning, stating that hebelieves it is prernature and the cities nearby have not been contacted. Six parcels of property were deleted from the tySabin, cera: aaa ptiales and Taylor. SEDALIAee oe November 1968. She was a P. switchboard operator for Geneva Works and KBYU fdr18 years Senior citizens and their famlies may Survivors include a attend. Mrs. Florence C. Glaser, Salt Lake City; several nieces and nephews. NEPHI — Funeral services for Survivors include a son and Steven J. Wilson, $2, who died daughter. angela Wilson, and ‘Anthony "Wilson; other: sa ateiyi ty ital of a in- Nephi’ a sister, Mr, "Denna juries Teceived in'a acci- (Linda) Steele, Nephi, and a ‘Tuesday ate p.m.at ante. Delta Hedberg, a son Friends may call at Anderson Jarrett Wilson. He ‘married Funeral Home in Nephi tonight lene 8. McBride on July 9, from 7 to 9 p.m., and at imet later divorced. He the ward chapel one hour before was a member of the LDS services. Burial will be in Vine Bluff Cemetery, Nephi Chureh Funeral ase for Owen Nielsen, w! ied Friday, Dec Mountain View law, decline in patriotism — although church seeks to enrich “At an international women’s year meeting lesbians and the homosexuals and the moral perverts (cited) this amendmentas a meansof eliminating anybasis of moral criticism of their conduct Romney said Romney, holding a Bible and with his wife Lenore,at his side discussed the ERAand the excommunicationissue in aninterview with the News at his sub- Sarah C. Spafford SALT LAKE CITY — Funeral services for Sarahacupe ford, 68, who died Dee. is, wil be TuesdayHt BY Moriuaey, chapel, American ‘ork. ‘She was born 2. uth,in American Fork, to eesB i Adeline Doyle Chipma married Harold Spatfardi: It is a decline in a genuinefaith in thé prophets through the ages. And morality has proved to be essential in a strong, civilized society Hesaid the ERAthreatensto subvert painting class beginning Jan. 11. A fee dancing; 1 p.m. — special Christmas Friends maycall at the mor+ will be required. formance by the BYU Young Amtuary tonight {rom 7to9p. Swimming is available to senior bassadors. "Tuesday one hour prior ° citizens Monday through Friday from vices Baralwil be in the 12:15to 1 p.m.at the Provo High School SaltLake City Cemetery Community pool. Nolunchwill be served at the Eldred ral -Olpin sstut wat y ChamberPlans SummerParade The Orem Chamber of Commerce Parade committee met Friday to continue planning for Orem's SummerFestival parade. Connie Barker, the executive secretary of the Chamber, said the meeting was productive and stated that the parade will feature about 55 girls from the Miss Utah Contestin addition to the local school scholarship pagents throughout the county. More meetings of the parade committee are expected before the June 21 parade and Orem Summer Festival. City Council to Meet PLEASANT GROVE — A meeting of the Pleasant Grove City Council will begin at 7 p.m. Tuestems on the agenda include a discussion of bank services at Wasatch Bank by Bill Peterson at 9 p.m., followd Fred Keetch,fire chief. Representatives of the Utah State Retirement Fund will discuss deferred income plans. Council will also hear a progress report on 100 West, and on the Jordan Aqueductand canal covering, will have a Manila Annexation report, and departmental business by members of the council. js maycall from 7 to 9 sient tonight at Sundberg: Olpin Mortuary in Orem and Tuesday at the stake center oo Services. ‘A complete obituary was published in Sunday's Herald Gerda ‘Gertie’ Anderson Owen Nielsen Funeral services will be AMERICAN Four =-Gerda ‘She was a memberof the Komstad Convenant of Beresford, held at the Sharon Stake 3Yak Yale&Cele dled af of athet $.D.. and the Ladies Aide at the Center, 545 So. 800 E., attack Saturday, Dec. 15, 1979, in Komstea Survivors include a daughter, Orem. Friends may cali theAmerican ‘ork Fork Hospital May29, 18, in Mrs. Helen Westerland, at the Sundberg-Olpin 1s8}0 forgery Sweden, to American Fork, two Morten? Monde 199 Haar aabeth Ontiued grandchildren, several nieces Interment rem Byaron. Sh Lula Paxman manChadburn and nephews ‘Anderson on Jan.5, 1916,Aislous "Buriwill be in Beresford, Funeral services will be city’ Cemetery. City, Lowa. erdied July 19, 1985. $.D. eden 1 p.m.at the Marjorie Skinner Births Funeral services were Twingirls toScott andGave may ‘call He the ward held today in Orem. BORN AT HOSPITAL Jordan pee chapel Wednesday prior Interment Provo City paan to services. Interment Cemetery, Osito Monte anDaal pet, to Gary and Larets Washington, Ut. Beveridge We cum, "aa the family and morality as taught by Daily holiday entertainmentwill be detriel during the noon hour at the dred Center ughout the remainee weeks of December. Seniorcitizens are welcometo those noon timeperfor- Averil, 49, died.Wednesday funeral today. 11am. Mitchell Funeral Home, CANNONVILLE, Garfield County — Alice Henderson Dunham, 76, died Saturday, Vesta Pearl Hickey chapel prior to services. Burial funeral Tuesday, 1 p.m., Cannon- and Hotchkiss. He married Verda wasatthe Fillmore Cemetery. ville LDS Ward Chapel. Day Johnson, Aug. 7, 1947. She with military rites under the KANAB — Lenore Judd, 73, died Dee . of American Legion Anthony Chris King Friday. funeral Tuesday, Survivors include a son, direction Post 61 Graveside services x died 1:30 p.m., Kanab Stake Center. Funeral services held oa at the 17th Ward Chapel. ment Provo Cemetery. tion or Communism to this country. Noon — faiae: ‘30 p.m. — musical entertainment; 1 p.m. — beginning ceramics class; 3 p.m. — advanced ceramics class; 4 p.m. organ instruction; 8 p.m. — weekly senior mances. Eldred Center Christmas bazaar citizens dance. Mrs. Murial Rigsby, andThebake sale will be Wednesday from Wednesday Springville; 21 grandchildren; At 9:30 a.m. — Christmas bazaar and 38 great-grandehildren and 9:30 a.m. until noon. Senior citizens great-great- may donate handmade articles and bakesale: u co — harmonica band frandchiléren. fro sons, Virgil baked goods for this occasion. and danci — lunch; 12:30 p.m. C. Rigby and Aaron Rigby, Participants on the senior citizens — musical Vegterisioraent by Provo preceded her in death Friends may call atthe ward February Caribbean Cruise and other High Schocl choirs; 1:15 p.m interested persons may attend a tour canasta; SE square danging with chapel Wednesday one hour tovervicer Buriwil bei he meeting Jan.3 at 2 p.m.at the Eldred Don Machi Evergreen Cemetery, Center. They will see an informative Thursday Springville film on the Caribbean and will receive At 9 a.m. — Be inate, lla.m. — tour details. Final paymentis due Jan. John Farley at the organ; noon — lunch; 1 p.m. — duplicate bridge, 3. Ada Rose Haight Senior citizens who have registered B2. — blwing for senior citizens ai SALT LAKE CITY — Funeral Haight, Emmett V. Haight, Mrs for the February tours to Death Valley Regal Lanes. services for Ada Rose Adams Melvin (June) Randall, Mrs. and the Indio Date Festival should atFriday Haight, 91, who died Friday, Russel (Faye)Conde alofSalt Dec. 14, 1979, of natural causes, lake Gy: ers two tend a tour meeting Jan.16 at 10a.m.in At9 a.m. ercuiltingclassy llam. — Take Mortarscae py will Tose Ad , Battle the Eldred Center. foe paymentwill harmonica band and dai incing; noon — ron: Nev.; Clyde’"adams, be due at this meetin, annual Christmas dinner, advance seaTene pierbredives Shelley, Idaho: Bud Adams, Fridayis the deadline for purchasing reservations needed; 12:30 a Schaal a Orem; George Adams, Hemet, She was born Jan, 27, 1888,in Calif.; Frank Adams, Cedar tickets to the annual Eldred Center entertainment by the Tomorrow's ES Ofden to, Josephand Ada City; Mrs. Herbert (Arvella) New Year's dinner on Dec. 28. Robinson Adams. married Michael, San Fernando, Calif.; Senior citizens are welcometo sign jonday Lake, . Esther E. Freebaira, died Saturday, funeral Tuesday, “ a.m. MeDougal Funeral Home,‘sao 8. Redwood Romney said a general moral decline is the greater threat than infla: had been making a concerted attack on Rae Orel “perverted and improper sexual conduct.” Romney said he supported the Mormon Church's decision to excommunicate Sonia Johnson of Sterling. Va. who campaigned in favor of the ERA. Mrs. Johnson fifth generation Mormon who was born in Utah, was cited for preaching false doctrine and defying church authority “If her action had been merelyto support ERA, there would have been no tions the product of manyindividuals who Week’s Activities Set For Senior Citizens Sanpitch, Sanpete County, to Charles W. and Anne M Utah Obituaries pin. mune on March 13, SALT LAKE CITY — Earl El- day, funeral Thursday, 10 a.m., Joseph C. wnit Jensen, 82, died Nov. 30, Mackay Cottonwood Mortuary, initia Saitake CtyThe ma was solomnized later inthe <i Mire Seog eo 4670 Highland Dr. Dick A. Fox, ighl LDS Temple. He died Nov 4, died Mureday,funeral today: 11, 1986. Diego Calif. Jobn Le! Sr., 73, died Friday, jet eers le LDSWi She lived most of her life in Tosday. 1 am., Holl 'y Fairview, Sanpete County. She Chpel, 4917 V bi fedPhursdey. hoetoday, u to Springville in 1962. She oaViolet Crawford, 73, died aim. JeskeSafe, Mortuary, moved was an active LDS Church , funeral —ea 4760 8, State, Emily H. Birdw died Thursday uncal today, worker and genealogist. She vas member of the DUP, Gail Jonephb il/a.m,, Larkin Mortary, 260 a charter Camp. IdeFriday, funeral South Temple. Ruth Device Springville Survivors include two sons 71, died Sunday, funeral Wednesday,2‘ae 2pm.“eat” Fort Dougas Dine, es fednesday, noon. Larkin Mor- and five daughters, Jewel C Righy, Spanish Fork: D.Eugene $8,died Friday,funeral Tuesday, hon 260 E. South estroneIva Rigby, Granger; Mrs. Vincent noon, Deseret Metnary: 6E. 700 Dutton, 91, died Sunday, funeral (Margaret) Garaagia Helper, am. ne 8,Wilma leabell Stice Douglas, Wednesdi Shirley (vidaTurpin‘Springville; han M. Wells, Mrs. Floyd (Nellie) Shepard, both of Salt reh, Lake City; Mrs. Zella Werth, Butte, Mont. ; a daughter-in-law, SUS faneralfhartday Berg regional representative for the church Romney s i the ERA Is basically worked for 49 years |. He was an attorney for iness, Sunday, Dec. in 1964, but regained the Second District seat in 1966. He was re te Utah Retail Grocers Associa- be Wednesday at220pm. inthe elected again in 1968 and 1970, tion before his election to Springville 12th chapel. Ce but lost in 1972 She was born uy28,1899,in MortuaryA Services 373-1841 urban Bloomfield Hills nome Citing his expereince in business government and voluntary organiza- difficulty as far as the church is con cerned who is a said Romney chief ERAbecause it is intended to support Topele| nursing home, will be granddaughters. three great Sherman P. Lloyd SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — Funeral services will be meld Tuesday for former Utah Congressman Sherman P- Lloyd a Republican who served four terms in Congress He died at his home Friday night following a G-month fight against cancer. He Lloyd, who held Utah's Second District Congressional seat for 8 years between 1962 and 1972 had undergone an unsuccessful operation for cancer of the pancreas in June Funeral services Dec a In an interview published in Sunday's Detroit News the 72-year-old retired industrialist said he could not support the Springville The marriage was solemnized later in the Manti LDS Temple He was a member of the LDS Church and worked as a custodian Survivors include his wile Santaquin three sons 4 daughters Kevin K Norton Brent E Norton Tony D Norton. Mrs Shelia Norton and Bonnie Norton. all of Santaquin hree grandchildren. a brother for Hugh J Gowans. 81, who died now perverts’ who want to undermine morality and the family Hugh J. Gowans be in Washington Cemetery dey ne Tipe rool ere Mok tuary Rrandchildren 12 grea grandchildren. a brother and — Former Gov spokesman for the Mormon Church in Michigan, says the Equal Rights Amendment is the product of “moral day at 1.9m. in the Santaquin Stake Center Several family members live in Utah County He was born March 8. 192). in Panguitch, Garfield County. to Elmer and Fannie LaVinaSmith Norton San Be later divorced She receivedher education in Washington County schools She lived for many year n Las Vegas, where she was n the LDS stake mission Nev Stake She moved to the Provo area in the early She had lised in Spanish for the past several sear dus Cemetery. 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