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Show STATEWIDE March 18, 1982 Page InleDmolles safeHti gjas The Hercules Aerospace Division Bacchus Works will inaugurate satellite communications in March. The Bacchus satellite linkup will be one three Hercules locations to begin transmitting voice and date com- of munications this spring. Eventually, the Hercules network will consist of 15 earth stations across the country. Office Services Superintendent Gordon Young explained that long distance phone calls will make heavy use of the new communications. Key feature of the installation is 25Vfe foot antenna dish located at the Hercules Administration Building south of Magna. He said the switching equipment located in the building adjacent to the antenna dish will instantly analyze each call to select the least cost routing. If its determined cheaper, a call would be placed over convent ional land lines. Satellite calls between here and the east would be picked up by earth stations at the Hercules Reserch Center near the Wilmington, Del., home office or Oxford, near Atlanta, Ga., and relayed on land lines to their destination. Some utilization will be made for the freeze-fram- e teleconferencing at Magna and Clearfield. Special access numbers will be available in certain cases, Mr. Young explained. Hercules is the first chemical company to join the Satellite Business Systems communication network. This space-ag- e arrangement will not only lower costs but improve communications. Smaller company locations can be linked to the closest earth station to provide satellite network services to all Hercules plant sand offices. SBS is a partnership formed in 1975 by Aetna Life and Casualty Co., COMSAT General Corporation and IBM. It launched its first satellite into geostationary obit 22 ,300 miles above the equator a year ago. Voice and data communications are sent, to the satellite in digital pattern and returned to their original form at the receiving station. Voice communications will be transmitted at a significant savings. High-dat- a rate available with the satellite will help Hercules link computers together to provide faster transmissions and higher-spee- d at various interconnections locations. Electronic mail also will travel via satellite to enable exchange of documents at a faster rate and lower cost. Hercules facilities engineers Lynn Lewis and Bill Nultall survey 254 foot, antenna dish installed for satellite communications starting in March. Reading a letter aloud to a group, broadcasting it on the air, showing it on a television screen, or posting it in a public place may constitute publication in a legal sense. 1(107 ocnio (1070? OBITUARIES 2503030 samai MARK W. HOLMES Mark Williams Holmes, 72, of West Valley City, died March 11, 1982, in a local hospital. Born September 13, 1909, Springville, Utah, to Clarence Alonzo and Mary Kerswell Holmes. Married Alice Martha Nichelson on March 1, 1935, Farmington, Utah. Member, LDS Church. Retired marble setter for Otto Buehner Company after 36 years of service. Survivors, wife, West Valley City; son, Wayne W. Holmes, Salt Lake City; daughter, Patricia Deveraux, Denver, Colo.; one grandson, Kimball Deveraux, Denver, Colo.; brothers, sisters, Ralph C. Holmes, Mrs. Thomas (Gussie) Hayes, both West Valley City; Ray Holmes, Salt Lake City; Mrs. George (Lavern) Mors, Provo. GOMERG. STEPHENS Geddes MAGNA Gomer (Steve) in a Salt March died 10, 1982, Stephens Lake hospital. Born in Preston, Idaho to Alfred W illiam and Margaret Geddes Stephens. Married Viola Gustafson February 8, 1945, Evanston, Wyoming; later solemnized, Salt Lake LDS Temple. Attended public schools in Preston Idaho. Graduated from Salt Lake Barber College. Retired as a rigger, Kennecott copper Corp., 1975. Veteran, World War II. He was the youngest of 14 children. Survivors, wife, Magna; children, Alfred L. Cole, Magna; Mrs. Ernest (Glenda) Gleed. Sunset; Dallas H. Cole Spokane, Washington; Mrs. Gloria Stephens Buys, R. Brent Stephens, Salt Lake City ; Gordon Stephens, Smithfield, Connie Stephens, Las Vegas, Nevada; 11 grandchildren; two great-grandchildre- n. ALBERT D. EARL WEST VALLEY Albert Davis Earl, 80 , died March 7,1982. Born December 18, 1901, in Samaria, Idaho, to Andy Wright and Rhoda Davis Earl. Survivors: two sons, Darrell Earl, Salt Lake City; Lester Earl, Draper, three daughters, LeDean E. Mitton, Alamosa, Colo.; Lucreta Elchorn, Fort Worth, Texas; Lola Murry, St. Paul, Minn.; 18 grandchildren; 19 thtee brothers, Jess James Earl, Deweyville; Merlin W. Earl, Taylorsville; G. Everett Earl, Ogden; two sisters, Mrs. Rebecca Dansie, Riberton; Mrs. Carl (Alice) Kamerath, Bountiful. ROBERT D.KONOLD MAGNA Robert D. Konold, age 56, beloved father, grandfather, brother and uncle, passed March 5, 1982. Born September 27,1925, Garfield, Utah to Clyde H. and Ethel Irene Fillmore Konold. Married Josie Walker, April 29, 1949, she died may 14, 1980. He served in WWII with an honorable discharge. At the time of death he resided with a niece, Mrs. Jack (Dorothy) Bradley of Magna. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Lawrence (Charlene) Anderson, grandchildren, Jon and Caron Anderson, all Danbury, Conn.; brothers and sisters, Fayu Holmstead and Clyde F. Konold; American Fork; John H J. Konold, San Juan Capistrano, California; Janet K. Tattersall, Van Nuys, California. great-grandchildre- n; MARION L. SORENSON WEST VALLEY CITY-Ma- rion Sorensen, 80, died March 6, 1982. L. Bom February 21, 1902 in Emery, Utah to Andrew M. and Johanna Christina Larsen Sorensen. Married Virginia Jensen November 18, 1952 in the Manti LDS Temple. Member LDS Church, Utah American Cattlemans Association, Hereford Association, Utah Farm Bureau. The Sorensen brothers won many trophies for their prize livestock. Survivors: wife, West Valley City; one son, two daughters, Andrew M., Emery, Utah; Mrs. John (Helen) McKendrick, West Valley City; Mrs. Mark (Carolyn) Palfrey man, Kearns ; t wo granddaughters ; five brothers, Orval E., Howard R., Reuben F., all Emery, Utah; Willis H., Manti; Que, Murray. Preceded in death by two brothers and one sist er. The highest waterfall in the world is the Angel waterfall in Venezuela, mea- suring 3,284 feet high. Water Heater-$11- 6 40 gal. Toilat gas-- 5 yr. $0CA grade White only) Gerbega Disposals JOANN A BANNING CITY-Jo- Ann VALLEY WEST Anderton Banning, age 35, died March 8, 1982 Born August 7, 1946, Roosevelt, Utah to Reed O. and Thelma Fenn Anderton. Married Wayne Bowden, he died December 1969. Married Wonald W. Banning, August 10, 1981, Elko, Nevada. Survivors: husband, son, Pete Bowden, West Valley City; Parents, Roosevelt; brothers and sisters, Mrs. Lena McDonald, Mrs. Chalmers (Lorraine) Workman, Kent Anderton, all Roosevelt; Mrs. Bertha Kramer, Denver, Colorado; Mrs. Harry (Bonnie) Stonberge, Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania; Donald R. Anderton, West Valley City; Val Anderton, Reno, Nevada; Gary Anderton, Phoenix, Arizona; Bruce Anderton, Grand Isle, Louisana. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF e Bath tubs Sinks e Faucets PIPE FOR ALL NEEDS Vanities Black eGalv.oABSePVCe Coooer 4703 West 5414 So. Kearns Weekdays 9 am to 6:30 pm Sab 9 am to 5 pm 967-200- 9 1760 W. 1900 So. West Valley 972-606- 7 FOR AH YOUR PU5SJQ KSED3 G0S3: A SEE US & TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR DECOUNT POLICY 1 |
