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Show 1 rf'Tk t - ajLjLMss.sL&s& By John Cummins Tribune Education Editor Dr. Dale S TAYLORSVILLE CowgiII formally became president of Utah Technical College at Salt Lake in ceremonies Wednesday, and said the school probably is the best technical institution in 41 the United States." He was in-"- I vested with the duties by Charles E. Peterson, vice chairman of the Utah State Board of Regents, in an inguration held in the college's Calvin L. Ramp-to- n Technology Building. Challenging Dr. Cowgill to be aware of the blood, sweat and tears that Dr. Cowgill have gone into the development of the TticffiH ITfah I Pfl PriPsinmit w' ,c JLXJMC7 tLVLm-JLM- - - . college, Mr, Peterson presented the new president with a medallion of office that was designed by Grant Hulot, a member of the UTC commercial art faculty Gov. Scott M Matheson, Jay L Nelson, UTC president emeritus, and Dr. T H Bell, commissioner of higher education, joined a delegation of faculty, staff and student representatives in congratulating and pledging support to the college's third president. In his acceptance remarks. Dr. Cowgill praised the quality of the college and its faculty and staff, but he also pointed out areas he said were in need of improvement and new emphasis he hopes to bring to the school. He said the college has an excellent faculty and staff with more people than any institution has a right to expect People Skills Needed He said the college does a very, very good job of teaching people skills related to tilings and not a bad job of helping people with skills related to ideas," but that it needs to do a better mb in teaching people skills related to first-qualit- y tion full-tim- e. The commissioner said he felt it would be the best move and so did - I, the new chief said. The word interim gives people the impression they should hold off with important business until the Teal chief is in office. With the changes in the department, and all that needs to be done, we thought m remaining as permanent chief the best idea. Chief Barrett said he was very with his new job. He pleased praised Commissioner Salter, who he said has made moves which indicate hell be very good for the both fire department as a whole the medical as well as the firefighting aspect. The chief, during his two days with the county fire department, has i already implementing begun changes aimed at valleywide fire protection. One of the first things we intend to do, he said, will be to make the service for emergencies only. We plan to eliminate county ambulances being used for hospital transfers so we can county ambulance are for emergencies," he pointed out. And we intend to do everything in our power to cut first response time and thus improve service. Asked if this and other moves were aimed at consolidating fire departments within the valley, the chief responded, Absolutely. The first step to pave the way for consolidation will be the upgrading of the dispatch system," he said. He added he is looking into the possibility of computerizing the city and county departments, a move which he said will improve fire service throughout the valley. He said he has been working closely with his former boss, Salt Lake City Fire Chief Evan Baker, on such a system. But he emphasized that much of the work will be m vain unless he gets cooperation from the county's 11 municipalities. There's a lot to be done. Were just getting started, he declared. Regarding former Chief Paris, Chief Barrett said, 1 have a great deal of respect for him. He is more than welcome in this department. The commission Monday told Chief Paris that he could retain the rank of captain, which he held prior to becoming chief eight years ago. Chief Paris is as qualified as any other captain in this department, Chief Barrett said. Im confident he could do the job as well as anyone. Delays Raise Arts Center Costs Changes and orders for extra work on the Salt Palace Center for the Arts last year added $344,350 to construction costs, boosting the total to $16 4 million. i county commissioners were told nesday. ' County Surveyor M. Carl Larsen said the changes justify raising John Price Associates construction management . fee to a base $441,164 He said that the college must find a wav of preserving the knowledge and techniques of its teachers in a form that is transmiftable to other people. dealing with people. Therefore, he said, a challenge facing the college is to bring more balance into the preparation of people for jobs He quickly added, however, that he was not suggesting interjecting the technical college with more liberal arts education and said, We have universities in the state much better qualified that we are or need to be to provide education in the liberal arts He called UTC a "superb institution with for teaching people concretely hands-o- n experiences. But, he said, the college must also prepare graduates who are ready for additional learning either on the job or in other institutions of education. "The knowledge of techniques and skills doesnt go into hooks very well." Dr. Cow'gill said, suggesting that the college may develop an entirely new type of library in which newly discovered technical skills could be preserved, perhaps on film At an inaugural dinner Wednesday night, Dr. Helmut Hofmann, president of Westminster College, also noted the college's challenge to combine the skill of "how to do things with knowledge of why to do things and the insight into the consequences of the combination." In a text prepared for the dinner, Dr Hofmann said "It is false hierarchy of values which proclaims that the head is better than the hand or that the teaching of philosophy is superior to to the teaching of respiration theory. Both must have their place in our lives, but the balance in our proud institutions of higher learnmg has dangerously swung in the direction of the theoretical subjects," Dr Hofmann said. More Development He also called for a more intentional" development of new knowledge at the technical college. Dr Cowgill noted that master teachers at the college follow a research process he described as being in that they as old as universities gather knowledge from all sources and blend it into new knowledge and techniques up $3,297. Merv R. Torian, executive vice president of John Price Associates, said a roofers strike combined with a lack of skilled craftsmen, wet spring weather and late delivery of some critical materials has delayed completion of the art center-concer- t hall five months until May 31. lower-paiemployees." He said half that amount would not meet the legitimate needs of many of Utah's employees." state's Gov. Scott M Matheson Wednesday said moving the Weteye nerve bombs to Tooele presents "very critical" health and safety questions, which he said must be answered by the U S Department of Defense before he will sanction the transfer. Speaking at his monthly press conference at the University of Utahs KUED educational television station, Gov Matheson said the federal government once thought exploding atomic devices in the remote Nevada desert did not threaten the health and safety of residents in southern Utah. "We now find they made a serious error," the governor added. He also said that he and the 1979 Legislature are between $12 million and $14 million apart on their state revenue estimates. "Last year, in the budget session, we ended up practically with the same figures, but this year there seems to be a disparity." Gov. Matheson said his projections compared favorably with estimates bv three independent analysts and only the legislature's fiscal analyst appears to be out of line. He termed the education budget adequate, but not lavish. The governor said Westminster College will need help from the state or will eventually have to close its doors. Although he has not recommended state funding for the private college, he said whatever action the state takes-woul- d be positive. He reaffirmed his appointment of Robert T. Mullally as head of the states personnel department, saying that Mr. Mullally "in my judgment, has the highest level of qualifications. The governor said he based Mr. Mullallys appointment on his record in South Dakota, where he served in a similar capacity as he will for Utah. Gov. Matheson said the Republican effort to eliminate property taxes on homes runs counter to the state constitution prohibiting the creation of a special tax classification, adding it would not provide immediate relief for persons who have already paid their taxes. He said his circuit breaker approach to tax relief is really the answer to get funds back to taxpayers. He defended his 7 percent salary for state increase recommendation employees, saying, There are severe poverty problems among some of the d Bomb Threats Investigated Federal agents Wednesday were investigating three threats by persons identifying themselves as Ira nian activists who said they planted bombs in the Federal Building, 125 S. State. Jack Egnor, special agent in charge of the Salt Lake City FBI Office, said two bomb threats were received Tuesday and the third on Wednesday. The telephone threats accompanied a planned protest by Iranian students at the building Wednesday morning. The demonstration never took place, reportedly because members of the Iranian Students Association from Utah State University in Logan did not arrive. The callers identified themselves as members of Iranian activist groups, according to police reports. Iran Specialist To Speak at U. Dr Richard Cottam. Iranian affairs specialist from the University of Pittsburgh who last week interviewed exiled Moslem leader Ayatollah Kho-main Paris, will speak af the University of Utah twice Thursday. The political science professor who also holds a bachelor's degree from the U. of U., will address a 9:55 a m. Coffee and Politics" session at the Hinckley Institute of Politics, 253 Orson Spencer Hall. Then at 3.30 p m., Dr. Cottam is scheduled to speak on Nationalism and DevelopmentIllustrations from Arab and Middle East Countries m the Business Lecture Hall Partial Clearing TonigliL Cloudy Friday National Wtithar Service Data " More mom it due over the Reeor 'PnrsdOY rtor mittent mow showers arc expected to continue until evening High exoected tn the mid-3- 0 end tows tn n 4 r TEMPIRATUBt CMAtT r. Sett Lake Weather Date Preor. tor period ended Wednesday at S 00 p m trace Precipitation tor January S3 accumula38 tive deficiency, Precipitation smee October 1, lfrg i 64. accumula93 Sunnse Thurstive deficiency, day 7 49 MST Sunset 5 28 VST taton percent Thursday decreasing to 30 percent Thursday night Utah Travelers advisory Thursday Snow Thursday locally heavy along mountains Snow showers and partial clearing Thursday Partly ctoodv Friday with a tew snow showers lingering in souttwast Lows Thursday mght tn teens Highs in the 30b Nevada Venable cloudiness and a chance of showers mainly mountains through Friday Snow level 5000 to aouo feet Overnight lows teens north to 30s southern deserts Afternoon highs 30s north to SOt extreme south Southeast Idaho Mostly fair through Thursday Windv at time Thursday Overnight tows zero to 10 above Highs 20 to 30 Scattered areas Of Wyoming snow or snowshowers statewide Snows ending from the Thursday northwest Thursday night, partly Lows Friday. Wednesday cloudy mght zero to IS below western to IS zero elsewhere basins, mainly Highs Thursday in the upoer teens 20s west end and north Extended Forecast Saturday through Monday Utah Dry weather Saturday and Sunday and in the south and east Monday Considerable cloudiness northwest Monday with chance of snow along the Wasatch Front Highs n the 30s to lower 40s Lows IS to 25 Colder temperatures in the Uinta Bm Chance of showers Nevada north late Sunday into Monday Otherwise dry Highs ranging from Air PeiMien Index Chart Tht toi'owing indices were calculated bv the State Division of Health as of 3 e m Wednesday The health advisory code tor the indices re zero to 50, very good 50 to 100 gond 100 to 200 marginal 200 to 300 Door and 300 to 500 hazardous Sett take City, Ogden end Prevo intermittent snow Thursday Snow showers and partial clearing Thursday night Partly cloudy Friday Lows Thursday night near IS High Thursday in rnid-3- 0 and Friday lower 30 Probability of snow 70 35 to 45 north to imd-50- s extreme south Overnight lows IS to 25 north to the 30s southern deserts Southern Idaho Fair and mild Saturday Increasing clouds Sunday with a chance ot showers late Sunday and Monday Little temperature change witn highs tow to upper 30s Lows teens to low 20s Partly cioudv over the Wyoming weekend increasing cloudiness on Monday with a chance of snow show ers north and west Lows zero to IS below western basins, zero to 15 above elsewhere Highs in the teens northwest, 20s elsewhere S.L. Police Docket Complaints received bv the Salt Lake City Police Department tor the period ending at 9 a m Wednesday include Burglaries Nttotgen Dies toe block, 17th South six twibmes with mechanic's tools, inno West im one Ave , 400 block, California 80 video cesartc rccc'dr 700 stereo 500 South biock, Fast, lurntabto, 1350 reevtr ano South biock. 500 East, stereo receiver speakers $479 900 East block, 800 South, televitfr-o- 'i sion set equipment, $1 185 firearm 400 block, Pueblo St , television set tterao equipment, 375 jewelry, Thefts Stor,n Halts Search For Skier Special to The Tribune SNOWBIRD Search for a lost skier was ham- pered Wednesday by high winds and a storm which added more than four inches of snow in the area. Object of the search is John Mecham, 25, 9519 Mumford Dr., Sandy, who was last seen Saturday about 1 .30 p m when he left a companion to ski down the slopes. The search for the missing skier began Saturday bout 9 p m. when Snowbird officials were informed he had failed to meet his companion at the resoi t's parking lot. News of Record Area Deaths Bl AC K Vernon, Reaver, Jan 14, 1979 500 South biork, Main St teevi sion set $150 Sheriffs Docket Compiamts received by the Sait County Sheriff's Office for he ? period ending at 9 a m Wednesday include Lee Burglaries Pdclfk: HO ratfbiork non South, television set, stereo equipment, Stet rath $435 feufh btork 3 too Hiohiand Dr e'ertrical wire from construct w Site $1 000 Work equipment Phylrten Dr $terc $a50 Thefts ?400 rorv rope Intermittent snow will con- tinue over the Intermountain Area snit block 14400 br'fl'es grooming toots South bin k rash $170 MOO South b'nrfc kf ciuhe $s5C vaih THKl through Thursday with clearing due by evening West South neitgr $1 ?V) 2to0 110 West East BLAIR Patrick, Salt Lake City, Jan 16 199 G , BLASER, Dr Gwyllum Provo Jan H, 1979 J , Salt Lake DEMI, Clarence 1979 City Jan EDMUNDS, Clifford G Sr, Sanpete Valiev, Jan 15,1979 HANSEN. Orson W . Jr , Jan 14 HERRON. Leonard W, Salt Lake City. Jan 17, 1979 HYMAS Samuel L , Smithfieuj Jan 14 I9to Mar lone M, Salt IVERSEN Lake City Jan 4, 1979 MACKINTOSH, Daniel J, Salt Lake City Jan 17, 19 to MfcHSE Ethei M, Tucson, 1979 An MURDOCK, Camel 8 Reaver Jan 15 9to G. 5a OSBONE For-- e leseCity Jan 11 1979 SAMOEWtCZ, Barnard L , Salt Lave City, Jan 4, 1979 SC HELLER Sr Sart Ben I ana City tao 14 1979 ILAUGHT E R Elmer V , Tonaia Jan 14, 1979 WARD Soring Margaret C Bald Va Jan 14 1979 WINGER Artel 0 Murrey, jn Jn 11 1779 Scheller, Sr. Sr d ad Vtvlr m a tot a '979 L. Albert LaMar Bylund Anna Eliza Williams Peay 7 Rr- -l Leroy 16 January tosp.ta after a iong illness AMFRICAN FORK E'lje William Peav 69 474 EeO American ' Foik died Jen IS 19, v at ner & a heme Born April 7 300 N Sonnet C09 i 9 e M c K ham Married Ftnan Davd March ?7 Peav virtWk Survivors Wif SaitlakeC'tv sons Bert L Srhe-torJr Sa't laCity Reverrd Reed A Schdier Rochester, New York, daughters Mr Nao n Echaver na Pccateiio. Idaho Mrs Edon (Joanne) Keato Sait Lake Citv ?7 dren Qrandchi great 35 grandchildren Brother L Darrell Mrs Lucihe Schener sisters n Bourne Mrs Gertrude Mrs Phyiiis Montgomery, an alt Lake City 11 funeral services, Fuda am ai Larkin Mortuary 260 East South Te ile Where friends rail m , and Friday Thursday 68 Interment, prior to service Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park Clifford G. Edmunds, Sr. Clifford Gaiiowav Sr Browning Ave 1341 m 1970, 15 Edmunds d'ed Jan Ethel Mary Mens lra Australia, to James and Marion Maude Har Dean Mamed Lucy Gibson June 20 19?9 m the Salt Lake Temple sales for Former bisboo Cahente Nev Ward and Bacon Wat d m Sa Lane City Member hqh council Monument Park Stake Tempie worker Served a miss'n with his wife to Harrisburg Pa widow Survivors rtaugnters, Mrs Jack (Nancy) Jones, Santa Ana Caxf , Mr Joe B (Marion) Sexier berg, Mrs Robert W (ShaRobert ron) LeFaver, Mrs (JoAnni Cevnor, Mrs Kent L (Virginia) Jarmen and Mrs Dee Ann Kiholm all salt Lake City, 20 two greatggrandchildren randchildren brothers and sister, Mrs Albert (Dorothy) Bogendahl, Mrs Amy Paul Mrs Ruben Etoeli Flynn and William C Dean, a Salt Lake City, Mrs Ricnard (Myrtle) Setters, Butte, Mont , Mrs Fred (Gladys) Welis, w Rock wood, Mrs Wendell both Salt Lake City and Mrs John (Grace) Keddmgton, Coronado, Calif Funeral services Saturday p m at the Parley's 6to MacKav Ward, 2350 S 2)00 Eat Frends p m at the may can Friday McKay Cottonwood Mortuary, 4670 S Highland Dr ,and Saturday one hour prior to services at the church Interment, Wasatch Lawn Memonai Park Orson Wilford Jr. (Bill) Hansen, 3 - Orson died J, 45, Jan 16, 1ft79, at home Born May 27, I9i3, Looen to Orson Wuford and Laura Jeanette Ruud Hansen Married Ada Stephenson Aug 21,1938 Preston. Idaho later solemnized, Logan LDS Temple Worked for Utah Power $ Light tor 37 years Avid fisherman Expert at working with fiberglass Survivors wife Preston, Idaho, two sons. Ham Wiltord (Biv), Salt ak City Larry B Preston, Idaho, three granddaughters, brother, sisters, Robert, Mrs Llovd (June) Beckstead. boh Salt Lake City, Mr Aionzo (Oorotoy) Handy, Shir'ev Kenny, both Ogden, Jean Farcber, Caoer, Wvo Mrs. Helen Ritter, Cupertino, Calif , Mr Cornell (Carol) Clearfield Jenn, Funeral services Friday, 1pm, Preston Norlh Siake Center Prianric mv rail Wahh AAArtuarv Thursday, 74 pm, and Friday two hours prior to services Burial, Preston Cemetery to moved Wvo Laramie Initiated into Mijpah Chapter No 5, 0 F S In 90 and was elected worthy Matron of Snowv Range Chanter No 5 Laramie Wvo in 190 Lite member of Daughters of the Nile Rawlins, Wvo Survivors tour children, Robison Sierra Vis'a Ariz , William Sofers, Marseilles Lot efna Lambert, Bountiful, Marilyn Newman Salt Lake City several grandchiid'en and greatgrandchildren Funeral services Saturday, 12 00 noon Eastman's Evan A 574 East 1st Early Mortuary South where friends mav cal one half hour prior to services interment, Mt Olivet Cemetery Daniel James Mackintosh, passed away Jan 17,1979 7, Born Oci 1894, Sait Lake City to Daniel e James and Married Gwen-dol- Later solem. St mzd m the LDS Tem-p- Lake e && member of bishopric and h igh priest group leader Aceourn Ward, Idaho Engineer U P Railroad Survivors children, Daniel James (Mackintosh) Frewm, Horn Lake. Miss , James Mark Mackintosh, Mrs Nathan B (June) wie. J Daniel Mackm tosn, Dean A Mackintosh all Salt Lake Ciry, William B , Vs , Mr Rooert W (Donna Jean) Stark, Long Beach, Cant , Mr John A (Gwen) Fennell, Rueert Idaho, 33 grandchiidi en and 37 brotowr and sisters. Albert R , and Mrs iec.iard C (Josephine) Hadley, Salt Lak Cfty. ad Mrs Magdeine C'uH, Bountiful Funeral services Saturday 10 a m , at the Butler 24th Ward 2525 E Blvd (7W South) Bueggl Friends may call Frdav 8 p m , at MacKav Cottonwood Mortuary, 4670 Highland Dr . and Cemetery Vernon Rex Black Vernon Rex Black BEAVER aoe 43 ded January U, 1979 tn Long Beach, California Born December 9, 1915 in Utah to Clark and Maneha Hevovk Black Married Bermce Robinson Mav 31 1940 in Beaver Utah Moved to Beaver in 1926, memher of the LDS Church, served as Beaver Chief of Police tor 20 vars in cedar post and tree business Veteran of World War H Member of VFW post No. 3h9 member of the American Leuion post No 3? Survivor wife. Beaver, 3 sons, 2 daughters. Eidon R, Michael, both of Beaver, Leiand, Cedar Utah Mrs Dwayn (Madyline) Pasett, Annabeiia, Mr Utah Steven (Susan) Mevcorv, Beaver, 29 grandchildren, brother, Byron B'ack, Beaver Funeral services will be Friday I 00 0 m at toe Beaver 3rd and 4th Ward LDS Chaoei Friends call at the Metcalf Campbell Mortuary in Beaver, Thursday 7 9 and Friday II JO until time of services Interment Mountain View Cemetery Daniel B. Murdock Daniel Beck Mur 40, of Beaver, died Jan 15, m a Sait Lake City hospital of 1979, BEAVER, dxk, natural causes Born Jan 4,1919 Beaver, to Ahe and Vtoiet Yardiev Murdock Member LDS Church Veteran WW lae 11 Funeral services will be Satur h day, p m , at the Beaver LDS Ward Chapel, with Bishop Richard Webster officiating Friends may call Saturday from II 30 until time of services at the Oipm Mortuary, Beaver Burial, Mountain View Cemetery Beaver, with graveside military rites provided by toe Amer'can Lwon Post 3? Funeral director, Olpin Mortuary Bernard Leo 0 brother, Fr3'.k Brooklyn N Y Funeral service Fndav 11 m Deseret Mortuary 14 Eat ton So where fnend mav cai 8 fhursdav and Friday p m one hour prior to service Buriat Veteran' Section, Salt Lake City Cemetery Iversen Iversen whe pa Med awav Jan I9c will be held at the First 'hurrh 7IV) CorgrwaIoPii' 4, Friday witt to Srhimo officiating at 7 OO o m in Rachel Buhler Bom A'jgist 16 184 af Midway Utah Marned William J Buhier June 6, 1906, in the Sait Lake Temple She wa active m the LDS Church Relief Society and she was named Mother of the Year .a Hai'ey. 1952 She wa oraredAg m death by her husgand wno ded March 197 and a son Ario, 1946, and 22 brothers and sisters Survivors three sons and two daughters, Harold, Haney Phe ron RusseM Boise Mrs Rothweil Scott (Buelahj Boise Mrs Joe Atorqua (Jove), Twin Fans Jan Bey ndcht Idr en, 43 great and three grandchildren great grandchildren service will be at the HaieLDS Chapel Friday January 19 at t 00 p m rnvni hi ot i tne Hailey Cemetery Patrick (Pat) Blair Oerrarl I ro Sankiewcz 42 4 1979, in a local died Jan hnsn tal Born March 13 914 Minnesota to John and He'en Stohvoi Sank lewicz Retired bench carpenter tor Union Pacific Ra'lroad '9 K"l D Sait ' Patrick (Pat) Biatr 73, beloved hushand father and grandfather, died Jan 16. 199 Born June 19 1905 to Juan and inacita Cordova Blair Retired noal miner Marned Mary Mon I ova 5, 1930 at Durango, Aug Colo surwos wit daughter. Donald (Patrlca) Vaieno, Mrs Rudy (Josephine) Tatova Rmd Mrs (Violet) Daniel all Salt Lake City Mr Setedon (Trea) 17 Teiera NM laramillo Mr I P 1 n Dr Gw'riium G 8aser, 52, of Provo, died Jan 16, 197V, of a short illness Born July 2, 1926, Piano, Idaho, to Ernest and Margaret Grosnick 8'aser Married Beulah Ricks 1946. Dec 20, Idaho Falls LDS Tempe Attended Ricks College, Rexburg Idaho Receved degree and medical training from the University of Utah Served internship &ud restdRucy for surgery at i LDS Salt Lake City Moved to Preston, Idaho, and was involved in general practice tor nine years Returned to University of Utah to specalize in ane thesioiogv Moved to Provo in 198 Was department chief of at Utah Vaiiey Hospital m Provo He lectured at B YU at the College of Nursing of AnesMember American thesiology Medicai and Utah County Medica! Association Veteran WW it Active member LDS Church Served as priest quorum advisor, and m the Seventies PrOeKy and was stake snoerlntondent of Sunday ail in Preston. School, Idaho Active tn Sunday School and Seventies Quorum in Provo Served on Stake Social Service Committee Member Preston Rotary Club Active in Scouting Survivors widow Provo, three sons and three daughters, Gwvl-luR , Smitofieid, Sherman R , Oem, Jarred R , Marian and Deon, all of Provo, Mrs. John (Rexme) Pitrtier, Salt Lake C'tv. 6 grandchildren, father, Rexburg, tore brother and three sister, Fred Roland, Clair, Mr William E (Mildred) Brown, Mr Louis ail Rx (Gladys) Rasmussen, burg, Mrs Harold (Eiame) Beard, Rupurt, Idaho One sister preceded him in death Funeral service Friday, noon, at the Pleasant View 3rd Ward 650 E Stadium Ln , Provo Friends mav call at the Berg Mortuary, Provo Thursday M o m , or at the ward chaoei on Friday prior to rviCAt Informant Davfurg Titv PROVO Cemetery, Rexburg, with11 graveside services Saturday at a m G. Osborne Osborne died G January 11. 1979 Bom November 5, 1911 to Ralph and Minnie Osborne Fie wa a member of the Baptist Church and lived in Salt Lake for 20 years He was president and owner of the Osborne Company Inc since 196! Fie was a member of the Sbrlrvr Survivors brother. Clifford Osborne ot Cedar Lake, Michigan, sister, Alice Boston, Grand Blanc Michigan Funeral and burial servlets were held at Stebbcn Mortuary m Edmore.Michigan, January 16, 1979 FUNERAL DIRECTORS BFPG MEWOPIAI CENTERS 2 locch on SUNSET LAWN w SUNSET GARDENS Ol The A Af n Voney Plore Oe O' e jw Cos' 582 1582 FUNERAL NOTICES BARTON Funeral services for Elizabeth (Betty) Mane RusMon Barton will be Thursday p m Kimball Ward 2280 S 3rd East Friends mav can at Larkm Mortuary JftO So'! Temple, Wedneyiav, M p m , and Thursday at the ward one hour prior to Interment. service Salt lake City Cemetery Funeral director. I erkm Mrtrt'.arv NEWTON for WHiam A Funeral service vton will he noon, in the Highland Park South Ward Chapel 2535 Douglas St Friends may call at Deseret Mortuary 16 Fast toO South, Thursday, 8 p m and at the ward Friday one hour p'Qf to services held Blane Friday N 12 I FLORISTS grandrhl'dren, three greatFr lter, Mr grandchildren, ance Bustos brother Manuel B'ei' both Prioe Mrs Pauline " Jarvniito SaiflakeCity Funeral Mas Saturday 10a m Our cady of Guadalupe Cburrh 7)6 West 3rd North Rosary reritod Friday 7 W p m Neil ODonnell Vor.t'-cjTjFasMsfn wtiere 6 D 8 00 p m frier ds ra'I Bur lal Mount Calvary 1 Pi Dr. Gwyllum Grosnick B laser Forrest K(tl Cartkiewirz j Laxe LDS Tem-rMrs Ward was educated in Whittier Elementary School and is a graduate of South High School and the LDS Business College Employed bv Republican State Headauarters, Sait Lake CtY. and Atlantic Research Corp , Alexandria, Va Survivors husband, son, Dar rin, daughter, Melanie, also mother of Sait Lake City A memorial service being toid Thursday in Soringfieid Funeral service will he Saturday 12 nmn, Larkm Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, where friend may cal one hour prior to service In Iipu of flowers family suggest contributions be made to a favorite charity Forrest Murdock 55 Wmvlpll E 13th South, ded Jan 14,199 a Salt Lake City hospital g r a , nor d a Boise eonard W'lham Herron 49 HO Tooaz Dr, Salt Lake City dm Jan 17, )97? Born May 9 )9?9, Trenton N J to Leonard Joseph and Elizabeth DeVanev Herron Married Mar tone Clair Mav 7 1964 Salt lake DS Church Wei City Member der tor ElMCO Coro wife tour son, Survivor Robert, David, jame, Glen Herron daughter Kathy Herron, aH Salt City Funeral ervlre Saturday, 12 noon. McDougai Funeral Home 434) South Redwood Rd , where friends may can Friday Mom, and Saturday one hour onor to services Interment, Valley View Memorial Park I . 1979 emmzed Former City, - Chase Married Rooert Carieton Ward. Dec 20. 1944, Sait Lake Civ, later sol $ 1930 30 C. Ward Ma' SPRINGFIELD, Va garet Elizabeth Chase Ward, 58 of Smngfield passed awav Jan and Hazel Taggart Matkm June ' Jr Church and Order of Runeberg Lodge No 121 Survivors wife, three sister, Clara Hoicomb Los Angeles, Cal'f , Evelyn Marne, Denver Co'o, Eva Johnson, Murray II nieces, hvenepnews Funerai services Saturday p m , Jenk ms- SoHe Mortuary 4761 South Sate, where friends mav call Friday, 8 pm and Saturday one hour prior to services Inter ment, Murray City Cemetery S osh n 4 - Retired Store marager tor Uton State liquor Commission Member, LDS Born March 3. Salt Lake City, to Charles Wendell Keith Murdock Herron Rachael "Rap" Anderson Vot 10. 1931 Former emp'ovee of Paramount Plnoe Oil Co and Os terloh i, Son Co 16 Leonard William Foothill Dr Bill" Ariel 1920. Reiser ar k M 84, Rachel Buhler 92, Hailey Idaho d'ed January 16 19To at the Treasure Valiev Nursing Home m M Orem C't Burial Margaret Mackintosh Born Oct 12, 1923, Beaver, Utah, to R Chase and Della Joseph Murdock Married Fave Cropper She died April 30, Aug 19, 1947 1974 Member LDS Church World War II veteran Survivors son and 2 daughters, Richard Kenti "Rick " Kearns, Shauna, Lmoa Jo both Salt Lake C'tv, brother. Zealand, Cedar City, Kent, Salt akeCity sisters, Mr Allen (Julie) Oliver, Sait Lee (Carlie) Lake City Mr Alien, Rockville Md Funeral Thursday noon in the White Chanel Mortuary 124 S Fourth East, whe't friends mav call hour prior Buna! Salt Lake City Cemetery M. Funeral Fndar at II a m in toe Surdoerq Oipm Mortuary 496 $ State Orem Friends mav can at the mortuary Thursday 7 9pm and I hour prior to services Daniel James Elmer Vernon TOOELE (Vem) Slaughter, 74, died Jan 16, 1979 tn a Salt Lake hospital Bom July 21, 1904, in Hmckiev. 0 Frank Rav and Bertha Ann Reeve Slaughter Married Mary Chidester Edwards, 1948 Operated Slaughter Upholstery for 35 year Former employee Dugway provirg Gruounrtt A'so conprospector and mining sultant Veteran, World War i wife Tooele, son, Survivors 5hedon Dee, Granger, steo-soSteven Edwards. Las Vegas Nev , brother, Owen, Eidon both Las Veoas, Nev ; iter. Mary Bunker, Nma Norman, both Salt Lake City Funeral services Saturday, Tooele, 0 m , Tate Mortuary where tnenos may call one hour prior to services Burial, Tooele City Cemetery Marjorie Cty Married Later City Elmer Vernon (Vern) Slaughter Survivor A Ariel BH" d Winger 73, passed awav Jan 979 after an extended illness Bnm Sent 15 ' 90S, Darbv, Idaho, to Haro'd I v D and Lilly Vn.to Winger v Baker Movd to as a child Married Louis G Mehse n 1928 m Salt Laxe Clarence James Dean to pas awav Jan 14, 1979, at home Born Feb 21. 1908 Brisbane. (S" fl f 13 Mmnie Mav sod PRESTON, Idaho and Enc 0 MURRAY Clarence James Dean a rh- -d Cemetery and Robert w's ZCMI LaVar East Deboid Winger eastern manager 175 Sopha Johansen Bvund Marned lt imcT" hm Zewa Edwards ; March 21, 1944, 1 Provo Educated ,5 m the Orem area Attended . BYU erved Wtih U S Army 145 Corps Of Engineers Warduring II Owned Bv'und World Opitcal Co, Provo Member LDS Member Elks Club Church Riverside Country Club Provn Chamber ot Commerce and toe Arabian Horse Assoc 'anon son Survivors w'e Prnvo and 3 daughters knt I Rylurvi SormgviHe Dee Ann Gibb Mrs Robert (Janeal) Kalias both Orem Suzanne Bvlund, Provo 7 grandchildren, mother, Provo 5 b'utoers and 4 sisters, Lehe Bvlund Pleasant Grove, Gordon, Spanish Fork Howard, Spnrxj field Va Sterling Orem, Elmer, Sait Lake City Mr Bill (Verna) Brock. Long Beach, Calif Dagmer Aycock Provo Mrs Ben (Ruth) Kiar Manti Mrs Howard otteen) Mortenson, Salt Lake passed 89 N ?9M 55 Jan 16 979 ma Provo hOD'll Bom Aug 5, 1923 Provo, to Friday Ethel Mary Mehse , states Attended the University m Utah where he served as president of the Sanpete Club and was member of the track team Police oficer with toe Salt Lake Cty Pnlice Department retiring after 25 years of service later worked tor Sa tak City Airport Securi t and Member of cootprmters Police Mutual Aid Owned and operated cattle ranrb in Wales Active high priest in Wasatch First Ward Served as secretary of tor High Priest Group, Sunday srtvy teacher and was dedicated sc'vjt and vxth leaner for manv As scout master he took his troop to toe World Jamnoree m 19 S3 and also served as ward and stake explorer leader widow Salt Lake Survivors City, son and daughter Cliff Jr, Columoia, Md Dave, Bountiful, Phillip Sacramento, Cal'f ; and Joeien Rockweod, Batesville, tnd , sister, Irene Oison, Sal Lake City, 10 grandchildren Funeral services Saturday, noon, at toe Wasatch First Ward 1455 Emerson Ave , where friends may call one hour pnor to ser vices in eu of flowers the family suggests contributions in Mr Ed mund's name to the Epnreim Manti Emergency Med'cai Tech moans, C'O Lynn Nutter, Manti. Utah, 84642 Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary Was Active member Jk LDS Church te Siding in American Fork 6th Wai d where she hid worked in MIA and Primarv Reltel Sociev Served with her huslwnd in the A aska Canadian mission Survivors husbend, two daughters, son Mrs Ted (Macy Beth) Peterson Pleasant Grove Dav.d G Sandy, Mts Stephen Paul (Deanna) Murdock American two Fork seven grandchildren brothers sister, Robert Trevor W iliams, Clearneid Elbert M (Mack) W lliarrs Mrs Neil (Ruby) Fugal, both Pleasant Grove 11 Funeral services Fr'day am, American Fork 6th Ward Chaocl. 100 East 300 No Friends mav call Oipm Family Mortuary. Pleasant Grove Thursday 7 9 or at the church Friday, one hour Interment, prior to services Plesaant Grove Cemetery a Sanoe'e Va'ay hosodai Born Dec 10, 902 Wales Sanpete County to Thomas Jones and Lvdia GaMo wav Edmunds Marr-eAivce Suttnn Oct m the Sait tol Lake LDS Tern-D'Served an LDS mission to bottle wu Sait Lake IDS Temple Albert - PROVO Bvtor-- Anna rva Rf Fork to John Trevor and Etfa the Bombs Pose Questions provide better service to those who need it persons involved in emergency situations This move will save the taxpayers money in the long run, he said These ambulances A. JM Bert WJrv.m. m . Matheson Demands Answer S.L. County Fire Chief Named by Commission The Salt Lake County Commission Wednesday unanimouly approved appointing former Salt Lake City Fire Department Deputy Chief David Barrett as permanent county fire chief Chief Barrett was installed as interim chief Monday when commisto oust former sioners voted chief Charles Chick" Paris from ' the $37,000 job. Chief Barrett said Commissioner Bob Salter called him Wednesday morning and offered him the posi- - K 1 AZmd rra Obituaries Intrrniounlain IS, 1979 6 II The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, January Bron vVe Floral Co Carp Benu5e Alwav th Finest YJ(J Do m flowers 364 5544 y nth Wei' VISAED 5 PLOWED r tn S72 F i jro bi i Vo I ! j m jm. J A A |
