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Show f Area Obituaries rmcia"Twr Robert Pixton Garrett ttrtow PWMrta WM RarNm. awl Wot Ut. ti m Chy ter AM . lM' MlOd drw 0 tN ft 46f Haft. i Had Pou( Mm- - , I ath 3s J jf I w'lk1 - rancher until 19 rt men he fte our rieulariv fmo and hN)n tn the ana. ol.'iruiu man i to to fiatd af aft ling In her yarv Had a Ho prtc aunrivai rivar trim too Brighton Village Store tor ner father tor 15 years and wet also ectacetod wit) food at Swriuaa mi araa Survivors- husband and two mm, David Manor Bartow and Raymond Paul Barlow, all ot Brighton; parents 0t Bicknelt, Utah; si star. Mrs Kim (Carolyn) Tayior. and brother, Thomas ft Matrous. both Sait Lana City, sayrai ntccm and nwtvn Funr4 aervct Monday, 10 a m., Lertin Mortuary Chapel 70 E Sosth Tornm. wham Ir tends cat! Sunday p m.f and Monday eoar to aarvlrm interment, Mountain View Memorial Estates. R. mh Peter Mtomd G. Delis and troth Peter G Dei is. 41 died Sent ft. 197ft m a horn AarH 1414. Murray, to Constantines J and Katherine MartheAis Delis Veteran ot MW iiha was oar menentiy John dis- Ofthado Church Survivors! j le pw-- John. 1 Wrt-rsds-y, Pt- - Proohet Elias Greed Church. S33S S. H inland Dr. Pnends may cal! at Deseret Mortuary, 3t E. TOO South. Tuesday, 74 9 m Trisaoion service 7 3ft pm. Interment, Murray City Cemetery. Burton Edwin Tew Burton Edwin HUNTINGTON Tew. 7ft died Sect ft, 197ft Bom March 1, 1900, Mapteton. to William Thomas and Clara Tew. Snow Elirabeth Married Leah Carolina LundHI. July 20. 1927. $te died May 14, 1943. Married Mary LeRov, Soft Lake Tempie, Jan. 11 1947. Former mayor o Mapteton, former bishop of Talmage and Moon Lake in Wards. High councilman Duchesne Stake. Served LDS mission to eastern states and Ute Mission. Active Temple worker. Survivors, wde, Huntington, sons and daughters. Burton Edwm Jr., Granger, Wiiliam Frederick, Mrs. Dale (Norma) Tatmage; Bemston, Sad Like City; Mrs. William (Carolyn) McGandtoss, Dr John Garn, Huntington; Mecharxsvdte, Va ; Dr. Thomas Hawaii; LeRov, Kailua, 27 greatggrandchildren; randchildren; sister, Mrs Alta (Melba) Haves. Bloomington, Washington County. Funeral services, Wednesday, noon. Huntington 2nd ward Fnends may call at Chapel. Fsusett Mortuary, Price. Tues74 p m.. Wednesday, 1 hour day, prior at Ward Chapel. Graveside services- 4 pm., m Evergreen e Cemetery, area. S Margaret Green OREM Margaret Wilkinson Green, 73, 974 N 75 East, died Srpt. 1, 1978, at a Provo hospital. Bom Jan 26, 1905. Vmyard, to Joseph and Margaret Giltes Wilkinson Married Wrenerd C. Green, Dec. 4, 1925, Farmington. Member LDS Chruch, Orem 53rd Ward Survivors, husband; 9 sons and 3 daughters, Ronald, Thomas, Larry B.. Robert, Lloyd A., all Orem; Jerry, East Carbon City; Gary, Provo; Mrs. Alvin (Margie) Brock, American Fork; Keith, Lehi; Mrs. Bert (Bessie) Clark, Pleasant Grove; Mrs. DeLov (Joyce) Bench, Layton; Don L., Linon; 52 grandchildren; 25 great- grandchildren ; sisters and brothers, Lyte, Thomas, Ray and Albert Wilkinson, Mrs. Rose Reed, all Orem; Mrs. Max (Mary) McCombs, Reno. Nev.; Mrs Ernie (Jessie) V roman, Sacramento, Calif ; Charles Glen Wilkinson, Green River. Wvo. Funeral services, Tuesday, 11 a m , Orem Qrd Ward, Main 10th North. Friends may can Own Pleasant Mortuary, Family Grove, Monday. 74 p m , or at church Tuesday, prior to services. Burial. Timpanogos Memorial Gardens. David Robert Rice Davtd Robert Rice. 74. passed away Sect 9, 197ft. in an Ogden hospital of natural causes. Bom Jan. 1ft, 1901 Satt lake City- to Henry Alfred and Charlotte Cwnetoell Rice Mamed Ellen Scott, Nov. 24 193. Sett Lake City. She died April 1 1974 Retired employee for Hercules Powder Co Mentoer GrantWiew 2nd LDS Ward Elder m LDS church. Survivors: brother, Merle Rice. North Salt Late; several nieces Funeral services. Monday, noon. Berg Sunset Lawn Memorial Chapel, 2350 E 1300 South, where hour prior to friends may call service. Interment, Nephi City Cemetery. R. DaleSmuin VERNAL Funeral services and burial were held Sept 7, 197ft, tor R. Ai Dale Smum, in Vernal, here he died of cardiac arrest Bom to Gordon and Nippon Murray Srrmsin, Nov 6, 1929. Married Bertie Cochran and resided at Vernal, Utah. Survived bv wHe, 2 daughters, 3 sons; 10 grandchildren; sisters, brothers, mother and stepfather, who raised hen, Levi David Smuin, Salt Lake City. FLORISTS Brown Floral Co. We Core Because You Do "Always the Finest" m flowers 364-554- llth West 5th Se MILDRED'S ROWERS 4I47247 1522 E. 3Jrd So . FUNERAL NOTICES CLB64 Funeral services tor Rirth Olson Clegg will be Tuesday, noon. Hoiladay 1st Ward Chapel, btl Hoiladay Bivd , where fr tends may call llhour prior to service Interment, Wasatch Lawn Memorial Perk Funeral directors. Hoi-b- ogkEynri! ChL Funeral services tor RICE Davtd Rrtoert Rtce will be Monday. noon. Berg Sunset Lawn Memorial Chapel. 2350 E. 1300 South, where tr tends may call hour prior to service Intern nt, Nephi City Cemetery, BARCLAY Fiewral services tor Isabel Am Barclay will be held Monday, 12 noon, in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel. 2t0 East Scxh Temete. Fnands mev call at the mortuary Sunday 44 P m.. and - MondaPfirto Lake directors. jervices InterCity Cemetery Lartm Mor- - DESERET MORTUARY George H. Anderson OAK CITY, Millard Count, George H. Anoerson. ft9 died Sept 9 197ft. at a focal hospital of natural causes. Bom Jutv 7, 189, Oak City. Utah, to Anders Peter and Martha Ann Loveli Anderson. Mamed Adeie Rosalind Hegvessv, May 31, 1914, Salt Lake LDS Tempfe. She ded April 13, 1941. Farmer. Served LDS mission m California, Stane MiA, Sunday School superintendent, stake high council- president of Gmring Association, Oak City Irrigation Co., and Central Utah Water Co. Survivors, sons and daughters, Etvon G , Baton Rouge, La ; Junius E., Mrs. Wayne (Beh) Nielson. Mrs. Austin (Meredith) Lovell, all Oak City; Mrs. Leiand J. (Norda) Roper, Delta; Laurel A Pnsbrey. Sait Lake City; 27 37 greatgrandchildren, E Hti So VOOTM.EASE CALL or SM 12 FUNERAL DIRECTORS a BERG MORTUARY Sunset town PEACE Of MIND Through brothers. J. Elmer, Salt Lake City; Don L., City. Funeral services Tuesday, 2 p m Oak City LDS Ward Chaoel Friends may cail Monday, 74 30 p m., hickie Mortuary, and 1 hour prior to services at the chaoei. Bunat- Oak City Cemetery. it vices supervisor at State Hospital South, was arrested while leaving a high school football game and named in 44 charges in regard to missing hospital drugs, authorities said. Jensen was arrested Friday night in the Bonneville High School parking lot by sheriff's officers. The charges include 43 felonies and one misdemeanor. authorities said. They said the charges include embezzling from the hospital drugs valued Idaho Mary Pierce Thomas, ftft, 365 N 2nd West, Malad, died Sept 7, 197ft, it Oneida County nursing home Bom Oct. 27, 1899, St. John. Idaho, to Thomas and Natl it Morgan Pierce. Married David P. Thomas, Feb 24, 1909, St John He died Feb 4, 1954. Member LDS Church, Native Daughters of Idaho Pioneers, Oneida County War Mothers. Survivors, sons and dam wtors. Thomas M., Silver Springs- Idaho; Boyd. Malad, Mrs. Phenoi J. (Ruth) Deschamps, Murray. Utah; Mrs. Joseph (Lenna) Davis, Malad; Mrs. Robert (Lucille) Keene, Bountiful; 33 grandchil2 dren; 65 signed by Bingham Coun- ty Magistrate Judge Robert C. Brower on a complaint signed by Neal B. Custer, investigator for the Idalio Attorney General's Office, and Delbert Wilson, investigator for the State Board of Pharmacy The complaint on the embezzlement charge alleges Jensen converted to his own use various drugs belonging to the state. It said he exchanged drugs for money and other property with other persons. The misdemeanor ac- cuses Jensen with operating a pharmacy in his home with drugs taken from the Blackfoot hospital. brother and sister, Pierce, Idaho Falls; garet Camp. Malad. Evan M. Mrs. Mar- Funeral services. Monday, Maiad LDS 3rd Ward. Friends may call at Benson Funeral Home. Malad, Sunday evening and Monday before services. Burial Maad City Cemetery. noon. Grace Schlappi Shorten Crump - Grace LOS WOLINOS, CaitL Vhlaopi Shorten Crump, 65. former St George resident died Sept, ft, 197ft. m a Los Molinos hospital after an extended illness. Bom Nov 5, 1912, Washington County, Utah, to Henry John and Adeline Sprout Schlappi. Married Davtd Shorton, 1937, Detta, Utah, later divorced. Mamed John , Crump. February 1976. Survived by husband; sons and daughters, Davd, Orem; Julie. Red Bluff, CalH ; Thomas. Concord, Calif ; Michael. Provo; 4 grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Mrs. Loren (Ruth) Cump, Axtefl Utah; Liovd K., Richfield-MrsLaMar (Ann) Sorenson. St. George; Mrs. Bernard (Alta) FackreM, Logan; Angus. Twin Falls. Idaho. Funeral, Wednesday, 11 a m., S Center, Nickle Mortuary, Delta. Fnends may call 1 hour Delta Burial. to service. prior Cemetery. Cortney Len Feragen - MURRAY Cortney Lon FeroBon, JO, 592 Belvtew Ave., died Soot 9. 197. Bom Mav 25. 1950, Salt Lake Citv. to Leonard Haroid and Mary Jane Kmder Feraoen. Member LDS Church. Survivors, per rets, Leonard H. Ms. Mary Riverwn; Feraoen, Fort me, Murray; grandparents. Sal Feraden, Mrs. and led Mr Lake City; Mrs. Rosemary Kinsis-te-r and brothers Grander; der, v Jess William Feraden. Dallas SteRoy Forttne, both Murray; ven. Troy. Rhonda Feraden. all R.yarton Graveside services. Tuesday, 10 a m Elysian Burial Gardens, 1075 E 450 South. Fnends may call 0 m McOoudal FunMonday. eral Home. 4530 5. Redwood Rd., 30 a m. and Tuesday Gary Lee Anderson OREM Gary Lee Anderson. 34 413 N Orchard Dr., Orem, deJ Seot 9, 197ft, et Provo hospital. Bom Sept. 11, 1943. Provo, to Lester H. and Madelne Losser Anderson. Marrted Pat Gillman Aug 25, 1945. Employed at U S. Geneva Steel at time of death Setved in U S Army at Viet Nam Member LDS Church Survived by wife Orem, son, 3 Lee, KimLesue, daugnterv Natate Lyn Michael Lester, all of Orem; mothe, Provo, brother and 3 sisters Keith L. Anderson, Provo; Mrs. Deh T (Veva Harmon, Midvale; Mrs. Gary O (Lafaej Pyne, Provo. Mrs. Pieter (Sue Ramses. Person. Funeral Monday, 2 p m., Oipfn Family Mortuary. 294 E. 300 Pleasant South, Grove, tewe friends may can Monday one hour prior to services. Burial in Provo City Cemetery. ttV Mowrey AMn Benalr MESA, Aril Mowrey, 81 died Sept 7, 197ft. Bom Jan 4, 1IN4, Vernal. Uintah County, the sen of Uriah and Geneva Oderkirk Mowrey Married Eleanor labrum Feb. 19, 1923 Survivors' widow, Mesa, 4 sons. Earl B , Mission Hnls. Cant Dale A SantaCnit, CaHf.; Thomas K , Granger; Paul B , Santa Cruz, Calif ; 4 daughters, Mrs. C C (Ida) CMe. Oegnn, Mrs. Lynn (Euia) Harper, Sad Lake City; Mrs Daniel (Raema) EMis, Alaska. Mrs Ron (Phyllis) Hunv phrwt, Weetmifksier, Cairt ; 2 brothers. Ray, Denver, Cofo ; Rovce, Vernal; 9 grandchildren; Burial. Apache Junction, Ariz , Dknliy. Sept 11 i v ; N V m Marion Willey fHHl v v & 1800 South Main Bountiful i WARM FRONT COLO FRONT STATIC FRONT Son 292-443- 3 Area Births Birttis reoertod at Sait Late area hospitals during the 24 hour ended at 9 p.m. Saturday include : LDS Hospital Mr and Mrs Mnrris Green, 6745 Larv Bar Cl., daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Christiansen, 1339 N. 200 East, Centerville, son Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cole, 7265 Winesap Ct., son Mr. and Mrs. James Montoya. Lark, son Mr. and Mrs. Michaftf Bithell, 7500 E South. Midvale, 4 daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Crawford. 46lft W King's Estate Dr., Hunter, son Mr and Mrs. Gary Bet nap, 1510 E. 7310 South, son Mr and Mrs. Lortn Brown, 2949 S. 30 West. Granger, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jones. 4457 Ebony, TaytorsviHs, son. Mr. and Mrs. Kim H. Brazed, South. Granger, son. 4154 W. 37 Mr and Mrs. Steven Gunderson, 1362 Loma Way, Sandy, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Johnson. 44 Wormwood Dr., son. Mr. and Mrs Morris Goates, 4226 S. Turpin. Murray, son. Mr. and Mrs Robert Grifteth, Faunsdale Dr., Sandy, son. Mr. anj Mrs. Scott Sorenson. Tooele, dau tor. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Veouilla. 3764 W. Rock wood Way, Apt. 211, 1815 son. Mr .and Mrs. W. Neal Betnap, 91 S. 60t East, Centerville, son. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kirkman, 1904- W. 7b65 South, son. Mr and M Kelly W Cook, 535 Downtngton Ave., son. Mr and Mrs. H. Scott Glade. 2350 A son. Green St., Mr. and Mrs- Richard J. Johnson, 1854 S. Logona Vista Dr., Orem, son. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Mansfield 224ft Roosevelt, son. A. St. Mark's Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Young, Cl., Sandy, son. Mrs. Paul Elehl. 2971 Bluebell Dr daughter. 913 Svrena Mr and Holy Cross Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Klaus J. C. Guertier, 1762 Milicreek Way, son. Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Towle, 1360 S. 200 East, son. Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Bailey, 627 E. 2700 South, sot. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Winkler, 536 Pamela A ay, son. Mr. and Mr. BMI Sidener, 11 Mingo View Dr.. Sandy, daughter. Cottonwood Hospital and Mrs GavNn Buckley, Rxtgemont Rd., Sandy, son. Mr. and Mrs. Gary l. Higlev, 44 W 70b5 South, Midvale, son Mr. and Mrs. Mark W 10941 Shady Date Dr., Sandy, son. Mrs and Mrs. Bruce Strinctom, Mr 1376 Thornton Cl., Sandy, 7909 daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C Tippets. 1272 Harrison Ave.. son. University Hospital Mr. and Mrs Raymond A Galvan 20t 1st Ave., Midvaie. son Mr. and Mrs Richard N Shepard. 6110 Dot Carlos Dr., daughter. Mr. and Mrs George F idler, 253 EKelsey Ave., daufrrier. Lakeview Hospital Mr and Mrs Dougs Is Jutander, E. 700 'joufh, Centerville, son. Cindy K tightoa 914 N. 400 East, Salt Lake, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Welfrt, 7273 Madison Rd., Magna, ion. J96 Area Deatlia the Intermountain Area Sunday. It will be cooler in showrrv Cooler Temjeratures, Too Showers Chasing Blue CJ Mahenal Weather Service Date increasing southerly winds are expected over the western hart ot the Intermountain Region Sunday with tfwwers moving in from the west late in the day or at ntfrt. With the showers will come a cooling trend Southerly winds tnrreesmg to to ot measur 4ft percent Sunday afternoon and 0 Sunday mght Utah North, windy with increasing clouds Sunday turning comer with showers late SurM and or. dav Chance of snow above 9AG0 toef northern mountains by Monday South, windy with variable high clouds Sunday. Cooler with a chance of showers Monday Low' 50s Highs north 85 to 9$ south Sunday Highs Monday 70s north 80s south Occasional Nevada Windy. showers north Sunday. Partly cioudv west and decreasing showers east cloudiness Monday Occasional south fhroua, Monday. Lows 60s south but cooling to upper 30s and 40s north Sunday night Cooler days with highs 65 to 75 north to low 90s south. I date Southeast Increasing cloudiness leading to scattered Yvjw-er- s Sunday and Monday Low 35 to 45 HifRism the upper 60s Sunday and in the low 60s Monday. Few and mild Sunday Wvommg with isolated afternoon fhunder-rftowerPertly cloudy and a lime cooler Monday with widely scattered afternoon thunder tfwwers. Local areas of southwest to west wmds to near 25 mph Sunday afternoon Lows Sunday mghf upper 30s to the md 40s west and from the mtd-40- s to the mid-50- s elsewhere. Hiv Sunday upper 60s to the upper 70s west and upper 70s to upper 80s elsewhere. Highs Monday from the mKMOs to the mid-70- s west and north and mostly m the 70s elsewhere. mrh Sunday Probability abe ram increasing to TEMPERATURE CHART 12 hr. II hr. 24 hr. Utah 52 Biandmg BrvceCanyon Bullfrog Cedar City Coalville Delta Fillmore Green River Hanksville Moab Morbceilo Richfield Ogden Price Provo Roosevelt Satt Lake City Tooele St George Umvpf Utah Vernal Wendover Boise Burkv Gooding Idaho Falls Lewiston Mated Pocatoilo Salmon 74 33 94 84 45 74 3? 84 42 86 91 47 95 SC 64 85 17 86 4 14 52 51 81 87 49 89 91 45 94 53 4 S3 84 84 81 81 .. 4G 81 79 46 35 79 S3 79 79 32 tt Sait Late Weather Data: Precipitation for period ended Saturday at 5 00 p m. none Precipitation tor September, JJ3 accumulative deficiency. .18 Precipitation since October 1, 1972 16.75, acexcess 2 05 Sunrise cumulative, Sunday, 7:03 MDT, Sunset 7 46MDT. Mariana 74 Butte Bozeman West Yellowstone ..... 7? Nevada 77 77 ElkO Chevenne Evanston Record " SJjgJ Cloudy winds and shoers are expected over much of Ely Las Vegas Reno Wmnemucca News of 97 67 75 .. Sa.ii 81 ST .. 76 32 eOtv, Mostly cljudy Sunday, turn mg colder with showers Sunday afternoon and Monday. Lows mid-50Highs Sunday low 80s and Monday mid-70- s OorwH., 9. Oafc 9, 197ft. City, Millard County, Sept. CLEGG, Ruh 0. 49, Satt Late City, Sept 9, 197ft, CRUMP, Grace S S . 44. Los Molinos. Cant , former St George resident. Sept ft, 197ft DELIS. Peter G , 42. Salt Lake City. Sept 9. 197ft FERAGEN, Cortney I.. ray, Sept 9, 197ft GREEN, Margaret W Orm. Sept , Mur73, ft. 19 RICE, David R , City. Seot 9. 197ft TEW Burton E , Seed 9, 197 THOMAS. Mary Idaho. Sect 7, 191 A 74, 7ft, P Sait Lake Huntingdon, , JA U. Malad. JjA V By Mike Carter Tribune Staff Writer Rep. of the Jack Kemp, p tax reduction bill. Saturday spoke in support of Utah Republican 1st District congressional candidate Jed Richardson at a GOP fund raising dinner at the Hotel Utah. Also present at the dinner were Utah GOP Sens. Jake Gam and Orrin G. Hatch. I cant think of a more important cause in America today that electing to the U. S. House of Representatives men and women who understand the importance of the free enterprise system, Rep. Kemp said at a press conference before the dinner. Jed Richardson is such a man. As a representative, I certainly share the principle that Orrin and Jake stand by and that is: you serve your party best by serving America first. 1 Roth-Kem- Tuesday Through Thursday Cool unsettled weather Utah with chance of showers at rimes but also tunny periods. Highs upper 60s to tow 80s aid lows from mid-30- s through 40s. Continued unseasonaNevada bly cool with chance of showers north through Wednesday. Some warming and a lessening chance of showers Thursday. Highs in mid-60- s north ranging to near 90 to mtd-O- s extreme south. Overnight lows mid-30- s to md-4f- nnn Geirngjiress. Heres why: Worked weekends, talking to hundreds of labor, collar and business people to learn what you think. A sensible businessman who knows you need tax relief. Saved you money already by making your government money work harder. (Study on Local Government Efficiency.) Worked tor two Utah Congressmen, dealing with Utah problems. (Senator foss and Congressman McKay.) Worked with the Utah Legislature for eight years. Streamlined and made voter registration easier for you. Paved the way for greater tourist and commercial development of the South Shore of the Great Salt Lake. Worked his entire campaign for two years with enthusiastic volunteers. (No paid staff.) He made the distinction between his bill and proposition 13 recently passed California. We're not talking about reducing government spending by slashing nt he said. services, ri PiLir Celk Unas wawrlkedl to efflm a seati cannot think of a better way to serve America than by helping to elect a man like Jed Richardson to Congress, Rep. Kemp said. in C The guy who works. N.Y.s Rep. Kemp Voices Support for Richardson Government spending is necessary and we believe it should be done prudently and responsibly. He said the bill will not acutually axes, but will cut by 33 decreas the next three years the er t percent marginal tax rate brackets, which he called so skewed and so graduated that they are destroying the initiative, thrift and reward for production and investment of the working people in this country . Needle Zooms From Space Stolen ('a;-- h Police reports show burglars removed $150 in cash from Franklin Thorpes home on 400 North in the hlock. West 500 Vote Sept. 12 Peter Cooke for Congress Second District Ek 27S Democrat Paid tor rd authorized by the Cooke tor Congress Committee East South Temple Satt Lake City Utah 84111 Kem C GanJner Chairman Darth Vader, R2D2 and C3PO spent Saturday on earth, coaxing and consoling kids who got the needle. The characters from Star W'ars" were the main attraction at a free immunization clinic at the Liberty-Parbandstand. They signed "Star Wars immunization posters and chatted with youngsters who tugged at their costumes. (Inside two of the costumes, by the way, were state health officials Gao- West and Brent Laughlin.) The clinic, sponsored by the Utah Immunization Action Committee and Sell Lake Health Deparment, immunized 484 persons, giving 781 shots, between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. The turnout was smaller than health officials had anticipated Dan Kinnersley of the Salt Lake y Health Department said the clinic had been prepared to administer 1,000 to 1.500 immunizations. John Becker, committee chairman, said 50 volunteers were on hand to help with the clinic. Children receiving shots were given free food and free zoo, movie and stale fair tickets, he reported. Immunizations at the clinic protect against the seven childhood diseases Utah law requires all kindergarten students, transfer students and transfers from private schools to be fully immunized against the diseases. In Salt Lake County, parents have until Oct. 16 to get their children immunized. After that date, the students may be excluded from school. In Sa Lake County, no appointments are necessary at the health department offices. They include; Salt Lake Health Department, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 9 a."v to 4 p.m., Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Kearns, 4115 W. 5295 South, Thursday, 1:30 to 4 p.m. Magna, 3041 S. 85110 West. Thursday, noon to 3 p in Midvale. 60 N. Holden, Wednesday, 1:30 to 4 p m. Murray, 164 E. 59th South, Suite A 10K. Monday, Tuesday. Thursday and Friday, 9 a m. to 4 p ni., Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 7 p m. r Redwood Clinic, 3060 St. West;. Wednesday, 1 30 to 4 30 p m - City-Coun- ty City-Count- City-Count- y ANDERSON, J Hsu The warrant was MALAD, great Q 7 rW--, and $30,000 four counts of unlawful delivery- - of a controlled substance; 38 felony charges of unlawful sale and dispensing of prescription drugs; and a misdemeanor charge of 0ieratiug a piidim.HJ without a permit. Mary Pierce Thomas 27 582-158- ' epFmh.T HI. ITTH IDAHO FALLS. Idaho Franchot Jensen, (AP) who was fired from his job as pharmacy ser- Oak Alvin Benair Drwrrt Mnri vry. K it Salt fSantoer LDS Church. Holiadav 1st Ward. Educated tn Logan Schools, graduate Utah State University. Survivors, daughter, Mrs. Dixie C. Young, Salt Lake City; 2 brother. Dr. John randchiidren; sisters, Mrs. Ray (Leah) Nelson, Logan; Mrs Bernice Dodge. Los Angeles, Calif ; Mrs. Olive Jean Mochal, Seattle, Wash. Funeral Tuesday, noon, Holla day 1st Ward Chanel. 456ft Holla-daBtvd., where friends call 1 hour p or to service Interment. Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park Funetal directors. Holbrook Funeral Chapel. FUNERALS SERVE Mar- grandchildren; J $93,000; later tn Idahoan Arrested In Tlieft Of Drugs between lake LDS Temple Mr. Clew passed away April 5, 1977 POWELL. ESTHER M . Monday, I 9ft p m., Oaarvl Mortuary, 36 Lot M0 South. TO and E Coto fins. riage brothers. Soero I Hunter; George, Ogden; Salt I it Ruth Olson Clegg Ruth Olson Ctogg 49. passed away Sept. 9, 197ft, at her home m Holiaday Born June 14. Huv. Logan, to Clara Atierhne Olson. Mamed Will Langshaw Clegg. Aug 2A. 193ft, Fori Cof- abled in the war Mensber Greek y opened the Garrett Service Setw which operated until hts retirement He served 17 years as counselor in the Nurih mnwo dwuxk Taarhar and superintendent of Sunday School and MIA Served veer as treasurer o Juab County Livestock Association Served as board member, Neohi Irrigation Co tor stiver a! years. Served two terms as a Neorii City councilman. 3 Survivors, endow, 2 sons daughters Joeecto L.. R Rosroe. Cornne and Mrs. Giade (Lucy) Sanoerv Nephi; Mrs DeVoe Alton) Lambert, Yucatoa. CaM , foster son, David Mecham. Oak 35 (and, Cant ; 12 andchildren great grandchildrm One child. Eiitaberh. preceded hen in death Services Monday. p m., Nept Stake House Friends call Andersen Funeral Home, Nechi, Sunday, 7 9 p.mw and Monday one hour prior to services. Interment. Vine Biutl Cemetery, Nephi. sun local nursing' Funeral tuary f tarmar and. "Our 'TN V aft 1 f to, Raymond E and law f !" la feL. W. t Sari C i NEPHI Robert Plrtoei Garrett. ftl, 457 N dted Seen 4 if ItTft Sa it Lake City Bom Aug 1, River- Millard County, x to James ano 'w Harriet Gobi Gerreft Mar ned Erma Jaws April s. 1911. Menh IDS Temple. He was a The SaR l.akc Trlhwie. Wrtutar. ) 'L, dt- - :'r Ah, xA -- Suc-;x'- club houses or horsa paths. The terms wa require cash wtttiln three months. What this Is h a serious, legitimate raw land Investment opportunity to be held for long term appreciation. be-bul- arent even easy il5 4lft jrik. d't i:t n.isr-- y in fju J' v. ri round. ' iq Pdr Cry. Valley, and the prt;oed Jirdane'l- - Ht Dam It reads like a treasure map For a very limited time YOU can pure.-the heart of this hurpeoninq area AND 'or jd50 00 per acre Available now are 5.000 acres u tor ne' mn, : i.mi situated on Highway 196. ten minutes east of fa'k City The property is being sold in parcels that range in size c 40 acres or more Most & the acreage is priced between $350 and $450 per a.re (40 acres from $14,000 to $18.0001. This Isnt a typical land promotion offer. Thera art no free prizes for looking at the ground. No pretty pictures to see of "soon to t't c,ict o any land available fee unjer long range potent, al. Ask yourself. want to own land five, maybe ten years CcaTifare $450 Judge the ' Where do mm now? You know where i"d today but where will It be tomorrow? Whit kino development will have iken place around t? Check tne aite.nj'i.es jt j th,n Cdi Li Better yet. ."it the property hud set tor yourself A salesman will tv on the property today and every .lay this wet k for persona! tours. We encourage you t . take i Ivantagt ot ft, is chance to see the property with the help of our lepieselitative ' STEWART GROW & ASSOCIATES m 1 355 - 0001 |
