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Show 2B THE GREEN SHEET Thursday, April 24, 1986 Milestomies ZK'&i Z'-'i'- I Ask You iXWttll ... Does It "Do Any Good?" i My eyes almost popped out of my head the a group of us were visiting and other night when one couple said that their home had been broken into the week before and how angry and frustrated they were. Well, I could understand that. I would be shouting my anger to the world, but what bewildered and rocked me back on my heels was their next statements. Their reaction to it all. we were broken into. It happened to us once and I dont want it to happen again. It just doesnt do any good. As I said, my eyes bugged out and I could hard- ly believe what I was hearing. And I left with the dismal feeling that ... are the police really more concerned . . . perhaps by pressure with street speeding, accidents and driving violations than they are with home protection? Is it beyond control??? .... "Oh, heavens," someone asked, "what are the police doing about it? Do they have any clues?" "No, " they both answered in unison, and he want on to say, We didnt even call them. What good would it do?" I pushed my popped out eyes back in my head and said, You mean you havent called the police???? and they quite bitterly came back with Whats the use? Our entire neighborhood has been ramsacked, with few homes being missed and not one has had any luck in getting one thing back or any results in findng out who did it. I What were doing, the wife went on, is getting organized in the neighborhood and keeping close track of each other's homes. Were letting each other know when were going to be gone and when we see someone breaking into a home . . . well, perhaps then well call the police, but as it is now, the police dont even try to cope with it. h Your things are probably They say, already in second or third hands by now, and anything of greater value is over the state line. Purses and such, after being riffled are now at the bottom of the Jordan River. " Anyway, as the group tossed it back and forth, most of them felt the men who came to investigate were concerned only in getting the report finished, rather than trying to find out Who did it? and Where are the goods? Now, before any one area is pinpointed, let me say that this group lives in the unincorporated part of the valley, but also in quite a nice residential spot. And I felt saddened as I realized there really are people here whose attitude is Whats the use? when it comes to calling the police. I And, a soft spoken woman said, Unless the loss is great it just isnt worth the turmoil of having more people going through your home. They ask questions that almost seem as if its our fault I? Itd be interesting, to me at least, to know what percentage of the police force is assigned to burglaries . . . compared to the percentage assigned to highways and streets. What pressures are put on them, to make these assignments? Or, do they too, feel like the couple who had been burglarized? Do they have the same response . . . What good does it do? Is that the feeling on both sides? t h Greg K. Carver of Kearns will claim Tamera JaNee Cook, of Bellevue, Washington, as his bride in nuptial rites performed at the Shumway Mansion on April 26th. A wedding breakfast will be held at Tosonis and a reception will honor the two at the Jordanell reception wards, Alice Bennett, Kirstin Moreland and Suzanne Crowshaw. parties have been hosted by Leslie Carver, Connie Ed Pre-nupti- al center. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ray Cook of Bellevue, Washington, where she graduated from Sammamish high and is attending Utah State University, majoring in fashion merchandising. Mr. and Mrs. Keith G. Carver of Kearns are the parents of the future bridegroom. He graduated from Kearns high and is attending the Logan University also, majoring in welding engineering. Connie Edwards will attend the bride as matron of honor while Shirlene Call, Joy Hobbs, Shannon Riky and Kirstin Moreland will be bridesmaids. Jill Edwards will be flower girl and Leslie Carver will attend the guest book. The duties of best man will be performed by Richard Carver and ushers will be Dave Ortez, Chris Nelson and Kirt Francis. The newlyweds will honeymoon in Hawaii and make their home in Logan. Ethel Bradford &$ $ Greg K. Carver, Kearns, To Wed Tamera JaNae Cook l Golden Wedding Marked By The Douglas Smiths The children of Douglas T. and Dorothy Duckworth Smith are honoring the 50th Wedding Anniversary of their parents with an Open House on Saturday, April 26th, from 6 to 8 p.m., in the Pleasant Green Cultural Hall, 8739 West 3000 South. No gifts are being requested. They were married on April 28th, 1936 in Magna, and the marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Doug was born in Midvale, Utah, and came to Magna when he was ten years old with his parents, Tom and Margie Smith, and a younger sister Margaret. Lake, Dorothy was born and moved to Magna in 1923, at age seven, with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Duckworth pnd eight brothers and sisters. She attended Webster school in the second through fourth grades, and both she and her husband graduated from Cyprus high in the class of 34. After graduation, Doug served for a year in the CCC Camp, (Civilian Conservation Corps), and Dorothy worked for Mori Market in Magna for two years. Doug then went to work at Kennecott Copper, and they were married in 1936 settling down in Magna. Their first home was on old First East, which is now 9050 West. They lived in this house for ten years, and both of their children were born in-S- Obituaries Brown BURIED. Louis Beniamin Brown, 77, West Valley, Friday in Valley View Memorial Park, following services at 4330 So Redwood Road. He died April 14 Born on March 19, 1909 in Salt Lake to Ernest Edward and Eva Maude Ellis Brown. Married to Irma Braby on Oct. IS, 1934 in Salt Lake. Employed by Union Pacific Railroad as a switchman for 48 years. Treasurer Manager of Rail OpsTrans West Credit Union for many years; past president and honorary of Utah Arabian Horse Club; former member of Wasatch Trail Riders Club. Survivors, widow; sons, daughter, David Louis, Grenada, West Indies; Gayle B. Campbell Zupan, Lee Albert, Carl Beniamin, all Salt Lake; brothers, sisters, Lester E., E. James, Viola Jaquler, Mrs. Morton (Rula) Hill, Mrs. Eugene (Erma) Jensen; five grandchildren; one great grandchild. Hansen BURIED. Sherman Owen Hansen, 74, West Valley, Saturday in Lehi Cemetery, following graveside services. He died April 15 in a Salt Lake hospital. Born on July 10, 1911 in American Fork to Owen and Susan Lewis Hansen. Married to Belva Gellete on Aug. 15, 1966 in Elko. Air Force veteran of WWII; former sheep herder and custodian at Brockbank junior high; member of LDS church. Survivors, widow; stepchildren, Clyde Hansen, Russel Hansen, Marlene Ricks, Maralee Clark, Louanne Kearl, Ted Myrick, Ed Mynck, Vicki Guess; brother, sisters, Hary Hansen, Lavona Breeze, Pat Romero. Naef on Feb. 14, 1970; divorced. Married to Ray W. Good on Sept. 25, 1985. Graduate of Cyprus high, 1969; concert-mistres- s of orchestra. Merchandizing sales representative for Hormel Co. Active member of LDS church. Survivors, husband; parents, Yvonee S. and Carl P. Dea; daughters, sons. Heather L. Naef, Amanda L. Naef, Ashley W. Naef, An- Naef; sisters, brothers, Mrs. (Teri) Bright, Mrs. Jeffrey Vought, David, Douglas, (Melissa) Daniel and Frederick Timmerman; stepbrothers, Carl, Brent, David, Larry, Wayne, Timothy and Leon Dea. drew Holmes BURIED. Dorothy Elizabeth Holmes, 61, West Valley, Thursday in Valley View Memorial Park, following graveside ser-- . vices. She died April 14. Born on April 19, 1924 in Salt Lake to Jesse B. and Marie Margaret Werner Jones. Married to Charles William Holmes on Dec. 23, 1944 in Salt Lake. Survivors, husband; brother, Ray Jones, West Valley. Preceded in death by four sons, Charles W. Jr., Donald, Rickey, Bryan Kent. Good BURIED. Vicki Lynn Timmerman Naef Good, 35, Saturday in Valley View Memorial Park, following services at Hunter 17th ward chapel. She died April 16 in a Salt Lake hospital. Born on Jan. 30, 1951 B. Donald to Frederick Timmerman Jr. and Stoddard. Married to Barry L. Yvonee Williams BURIED. Ruth Etna (Willie) Williams, Granger, Tuesday in Redwood Memorial Estates, following services at 72, 6500 So. Redwood Road. She died April 17 in a Salt Lake hospital. Born on March 14, 1914 in Springfield, III. to Claud H. and Married to LaMarr Harmon Williamson May 24, 1934 in Preston, Idaho; marriage solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple; he died. Member of LDS church. Employee of Eimac for 34 years. Survivors, sons, daughters, Rick, Alamosa, Colo.; Mrs. Melvin A. (Kathryn) Dell, Robert, Mrs. David L. (Ruthann) Safford, allWest Valley; six grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren; sister, Dorothy Steinman, Salt Lake; Robert E. Thompson, Pocatello. Maud Edna Smith Thompson. Anderson Lester Leo Anderson, 72, in Valley View Memorial Park, following services at 4330 So. Redwood Road. He died April 15. Born on Jan. 14, 1914 in Salt Lake to James Christen and Ella Velate Roper Anderson. Married to Reva Alice Humphreys on Feb. 24, 1947 in Evanston. Army veteran of WWII; member of LDS church. Survivors, widow; son, daughters, L. Jack (Beckie), Mrs. Allen (Jill) Wall, both West Valley; Mrs. Gary (Mary Ellen) Canfield, Holladay; nine grandchildren; brothers, sister, Cecil, Bountiful; Kendall, Mrs. Ruby Sterzer, both North Salt Lake. Preceded in death by a son, James. BURIED. Kearns, Thursday Seaton BURIED. Caroly Johnson Seaton, 39, Kearns, Thursday in Redwood Memorial Estates, following services at Kearns 8th ward chapel. She died April 14 of cancer. Born on Dec. 17, 1946 in Tooele to Erb Dee and Margaret Bevan Johnson. Married to Daniel L. Seaton on June 6, 1980 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Survivors, husband; son, Matthew; mother; brothers, sisters, Dennis D. Johnson, Issaquah, Wash.; Don E. Johnson, Bountiful; Janelle Wells, Fresno, Calif.; Nancy Jane Ott, Midvale. Chase BURIED. Ilene Butler Chase, 34, Monday in Murray City Cemetery, following services at 4760 So. State. She died April 17 in a Salt Lake of leukemia. Born on Aug. 19, 1951 in Salt Lake to Everett Charles and Stella Wootton Butler. Married to Stanley C. Green on Aug. 17, 1968; divorced. Married to Terry M. Chase on Aug. 29, 1981. Member of LDS church. Cosmetologist; employee of Grand Cen- Doug was a volunteer fireman for years for the Salt Lake County Fire Department in the old No. 2 Station, and worked as a painter at KCC for forty years. He retired in March 26 of 1976. They have both enjoyed traveling there. over the years, having been in every Forty years ago they moved to state in the USA including Hawaii their present address, and built a and Alaska. Since their retirement shop next door to their home which they have spent seven winters in became known as Dougs Color Mesa, Arizona. Shop. Here they sold paint ans wall 30 years, and during this time made many new friends. The Smiths have made working in the LDS church an important part of their lives. Dorothy has served in all the auxiliary organizations in their ward, as well as a couple of stake positions, and Doug has been involved in the ward auxiliary. Music has always been a very special part of their lives, and they love to sing. Together they have been a part of the Pleasant Green ward choirs for the past 40 years, and their motto has always been Keep A Song In Your Heart. They also go camping with their family, and enjoy spring and fall fishing trips in Montana. They are the parents of two children and seven grandchildren. They are Mrs. David R. (Linda Ann) Woolley and children Todd and Peggy Murphy Woolley, Pamela and Janet of Kaysville; Thomas Courtney and Nancy Beck Smith, and Rick, Brian, Cori Ann and Aaron of Springville. paper for E1UVIMG A PARK CITY IS: Clean Air 'Mountains Golf 'Tennis 'Skiing No Smog Cool Summers 'Resort Living 'Excellent Schools Homes from $67,500 Tslc!" Beautiful 4 Bedrm, 3 Story House in Summit Park, 2 Car Garage, Sauna, $151,900. Iw! tral stores. Survivors, husband; children, Paul and Kristy Green, Terry and Dawn Chase; mother, stepfather, Elemer and Stella Knowles; brothers, sister, Wendell, Kent, Stan, Jay, Glen, Michael, Mrs. Eric (Elaine) Larsen. R.H. 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