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Show IQ CThe Salt Lake Tribune. Friday. June S.L. Briefs Area Births Jury Dismisses Sex Bias Case claim of sex discrimination filed against the University of Utah has been rejected by a U.S. District Court for Utah jury who found no cause of action in the case. The decision came in a civil suit filed by Dr. Rita Artz, who had sought damages of $700,000. She claimed she was fired from the universitys Sociology Department because of her sex. She was employed by the school starting with the 1972-7- 3 school year. She later received her doctorate and became an assistant professor in the spring of 1974. She quit to go to New York and later came back to her job at the university. It was later recommended that Dr. Artz and other female faculty members be terminated. However, a committee of graduate and undergraduate students had recommended she be retained. Department Chairman Lee L. Bean recommended that a termination contract for one year be offered to A Dr. Artz. The decision in the case came in a jury trial conducted by Judge Aldon J. Anderson. Blrttn reoortM et Salt Lee. araa howitalt during Itw 24 hours am. Thursday Inanding at dia Cottonwood Hospital M Bellm, Jordan, daughter Mr and Mrs Gerald M. Sutler, 1260-70that, Dreoer, daughter. Mr and Mr David E. Cl'ttord, 47 Rad BKmom Cl., ton. Mr. and Mrs Frank P. Goodman, 1442 W. 1245 South. Weak Jordan, aon Mr and Mra Lae Haawood, 2W3 W K30 South. Weat Jordan, aon Mr and Mra. Jamaa B. Jenaen, 1707 1330 teat, Sandy, daughter Mr and Mra David M Ruehton. 7650 S. 2450 Weat, Weat Jordan, Mr and Mrs. Denote 6MS S 295 Waat. aon Mr. and Mrs Glen D Straadurg, American Fork, demditer Mr and Mra John L. Svbronra-ky- , 4741 S Bonalr St , ion Mr and Mra Bryan L. Waltera, 311 N M0 Eaat, Sandy, daughter. St. Mark's Hospital Mra. Jerry Donway, Mr. Lovois St , inn Mr and Mra Char tot Vogt, 1042 E Millcreafc May. daughter. Mr and Mra Jac D Cox, 1234 E 4085 South, son Mr and Mra Mart Esrtewine, 5064 S J760 Wait, daughter. Mr and Mra Tom Arataton, 107 $ 30th Eat, Sandv. ion. 4674 University Hospital Group Okays Wage Pact The Salt Lake City School District Buildings and Grounds Assn. Thursday night voted 92 to 42 to accept a contract package that includes a 5.04 per cent base increase in wages. The 5.04 per cent increase differs from the 6.4 per cent increases granted to other district associations including teachers, food workers and secretarial groups. The package also calls for a 3.7 per cent merit wage increase for employes deemed deserving by their supervisors. Under the new contract, which must be apporved by the city board of education, janitorial and 7 maintenance workers will work different hours a compromise that countered an a.m. to 3 p.m. work wee:;. association proposal for a four-da- y Teen Hurt in Stabbing Salt Lake City man suffered two minor stab wounds in the back Thursday night during a fight at George Washington Park, at the Building. Lt. Vere Thatcher, Salt Lake City Police, h identified the victim as Mark Taylor, 19, East. He was being treated at Holy Cross Hospital late Thursday. The fight, which occurred at about 9:20 p.m., followed the exchange of comments between occupants of two cars driving on State Street, Lt. Thatcher said. No suspects were in custody. A City-Coun- ty 1205-17t- Blaze Damages Home Special to The Tribune An arson-cause- d fire Thursday FARMINGTON night heavily damaged the Gourdin Olsen home, 126 E. 550 North, Farmington. Farmington Fire Chief Don Ball said fire fighters controlled the blaze within 30 minutes after they received the alarm at 6:15 p.m. Chief Ball said that a basement bedroom was the most extensively damaged portion. Farmington Depub.' Horace Rencher said investigators found matches near several locations in the home where fir had been set. He said no suspects were in custody Thursday night. Davis to Gain Funds Special to The Tribune FARMINGTON Davis County Thursday signed a contract which will provide $132,319 in federal funds to county social service programs during the fiscal year beginning July 1. The money will be provided by the federal government through the State Department of Social Services to the county under Title XX of the Social Security Act, said Richard Nelson, county administrator of Title XX funds. When the county matches 7 per cent of the federal funds and the state matches 18 per cent of federal monies, the social programs will receive a total of $170,425, Mr. Nelson said. The funds will provide counseling, information and referral, legal and emergency food services. Delays Hike Center Cost Delays in getting final plans for Utah's Bicentennial Arts Center have forced Salt Lake County commissioners to add $25,400 to the guaranteed maximum construction cost, boosting that figure to $14,742,523. At the same time, commissioners agreed that the official completitlon date for the Capitol Theatre segment of the project should be extended from Dec. 12 to March 28, 1978 Salt Lake and Intennountain Area Obituaries of Record INoWS 17. 1977 Mand Mra. Pablo Lozano, 50 Smarter St , Midvaia. son Mr. and Mra. Rax C oak. 151 W. 1290 South, Sandy, daughter. Mr and Mra Ronald Larson, 480 E 3900 South, ion. Daryl L. Olpin daughter. and David Helmer Oiptn, 4670 S. Highland ., daughter. Mr. Mra. Lakeview Hospital Mr and Mrs Kevin Lewis 527 S. East, Bountiful, son. Mr. and Mrs Tarry Wilts, 3327 S. 200 West, Bountiful, daughter. Mr. and Mrs Don Brown, (33 E. Mill St., Bountiful, son Mr. and Mrs. Greg Firth, 14 W. 2900 South, Bountiful, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. William Peterson, 37S E. Spencer Way, Farmington, 100 son Mr end Mrs Theodore Nakamura. M54-- 1 735 East. Sandy, ton Mr. and Mrs Wayne Budge, 2MI S. 5th West, Bounttfut, ton Mr. and Mrs Dougtai Kearsley. Clinton, Davis County, son. Mr. and Mrs Charles Todd, 33, S. 300 East, Bountiful, daughter. Mr. and Mrs Paul Selleneit, 172 W. 1400 North, Bountiful, ton. Holy Cross Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Spencer, 323 Lake St., son. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Alkins, 1190 Harvard Ave., daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Barrett, 3765 Hillsboro Cl., West Jordan, L own, m, EmmaMne "BUM" Wolfe, age of 263 Elizabeth died June IX 1977. at her I home of natural f Bom I it d voting g Brwwm f Uiilvgriltv.v Gradual, Intar- national Accnun-- i tant't Society. , 7 , ' , firm oamir In Provo and wet a mam bar of Itia Utah and National Society of Public Accountant, Life member and apacial dltor of Provo Elke Lodge No. 49 Pro dent end corporate officer of Olpin SKuritiet end Tremf r Agency Veteran, WW II, aermd bvo year. In U S Navy and two year. In National Guard Married Mildred Taylor in 1937, ana died in 1971 Survivor,: daughter, Sherry L. Thom own, wit, Helen C. Olpin, tepon, John Grey, Provo, Chrn, Biackfoot, Idaho r four Lawrbrother,, grendchitarem ence E Portland, Ore I AAarcu. Neottli eleter, Mary Overman, Orem Graveside jervlce, Saturday, II a m Provo City Cemetery. Ar counting Dawn Levesque Dawn LevesUtah que. Infant daitfrter of Steven and Robyn Browning Levesque, died June 15. 1977 Survivor parent, brother and sisters, Sean, Lynn, Debbie, grandparent, Mr. and Mra. Alston Levesque. Mr and Mra. Gian Browning, great grandparent ; Mra Gaston Levesoue, Mra. Susan Ann Trent, Mr. Eleanor Monroe. Mr Fanny Harrison. Graveside service Saturday 10 00 a m Mumiy City Cemetery Friend may call Saturday 9 to 9 30 a m at McDougal Funeral Home, 4330 South Redwood Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Harding. Layton, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Oennls Morris, 1946 Westminster Ave , son. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth R. Burgess, 4800 S. 3640 West, son. Mr. and Mra. Steven R. Pack, 1352 N. 700 West, West Bountiful, son Mr. and Mrs Steve Warren, JJQ6 Laguna Dr , West Jordan, son. Mr. and Mra. Dean R Hodson, 1903 E. 900 South, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. 3349 Biuecrest Dr., daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Newell Harward, 2545 Kentucky Ave., son. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Boulter, 4894 Popular St., Murray, son. Mr end Mrs Brant Lillian, 2421 Cavalier, daughter. Mr and Mrs. Ronald B. Cottle, 360 W 700 North, son. Mr. and Mra. Gary Foot, 664 E. 7945 South, Sandy, twin sons. Mr and Mra Mnhemmed Mustafa Tedel, 5746 S. 665 West. son. Mr. and Mra. Dennis Hansen, 2464 W. 7625 South, West Jordan, daughter. Mr and Mra. Elton Leger, 11904th East, son Mr. and Mra. Michael Hardman, 5 East, son Mr. and Mra Kenneth D. Afoore, 4188 S. 4800 West, Hunter, son. Mr. and Mrs Fred Hunter, Lrtii, son Mr and Mra J Robert Fink lea, 123 S. 3rd East, North Salt Laxe, son Mr and Mra Oliver L. Mvera, 1064 E 900 South, son Mr and Mrs. Garry Graham, 1942 Hubbard Ave , son Mr and Mra Boyd Turner, 9513 S Buttonwood Dr , daughter. ASPEN, Colo. (AP) Five new charges, including four felonies, were formally filed Thursday against Theodore Bundy in connection with his escape last week from the Pitkin County Courthouse. District Judge George Lthr told the former law student that he faces four felony two counts charges each of felonious eseppe md one count each of burglary and auto theft and a misdemeanor count of theft. He was told conviction on all the escape-relate- d charges could bring up to 90 years in prison and $30,000 in fines. The burglary charge is based on a cabin break-in- , the misdemeanor theft charge on the taking of a rifle from the cabin, and the felony theft charge on the taking of the car. Bundy, still 25 pounds t IV" &r . r Theodore Bundy Faces New Charges from his escape into the mountains, told Lohr he wished to remain as his own counsel throughout his homicide trial, but wouid need an attorney to represent him on the escape charges. Bundy faces a first underweight y Area Deaths BARRETT, Edward, 93, Salt Lake City, June IS, 1977. BRINKERHOFF, Frank A., M. Fillmore, June 14, 1977. ERICKSON. William 0.. 90, Salt Lake City, June 15, 1977. FOLCA, Joseph AA, 75, 1575 Laird Ave , June 15, 1977. FOX, Blanche M 90, Salt Lake City, June 15, 1977. LEE, Dawn M 19, Clearfield, June 15, 1977. LEE, Tawny M., daughter of Mr. end Mro. Corey H. Lee, Clearfield, June 15, 1977. LEEUWENBURG, Peter B.. H. Salt Lake City. June 15, 1977. LEVESQUE, Dawn, infant daughter of Mr and Mro Laveeoua, Magna, Jun, 15, 1977. MADSEN. Richard R 49, Mt. Pleasant, Sanpete County, June Svn 15, 1977. McCLUN, David L (3, Preston, Idaho, June 14, 1977. OLIPHANT, Rachel B 95. Salt Lake City, June 15, 1977. OLPIN, Daryl L 59. Provo. June IS. 1977. SHARP, 64, Brea, George R Calif., June 14. 1977. WEINDORF, Vara H.. 44, Murray, Juna 15, 1977. WILSON, Harold H $0. Murray. Jun 15, 1977. WOLFE, Emmeline B , 71. 243 Elizabeth St., June 13, 1977. S.L. Police Docket Comotainls received by the Salt Lake City Police Department tor the period ended et 9 a.m. Thursday include- Burglaries East block, Kensington Ave., cash, lewetry, SI ,223. 400 South block, 700 East. S400 cash. no East block, 900 South, bicycle, television set, tape player, tapes. $249 1200 block, 4th Ave., gun, knife, ring, camera. SI 435 500 East block, Northmont Wav. stereo, $250. 200 Thefts 400 North block. West, $20 1200 cash. block, 700 East, skis, bindings, poles, SAM. 50 South Assaults 1300 South block, 200 South, woman beaten. 200 West block. North Temple, woman beaten. no North block, 900 West, woman struck. Vandalism 300 East block, 800 South, chair, wall damaged, $110. Sheriffs Docket Complaints received by the Salt Lake County Sheriff Department for the period ended at 9 a m. Thursday include Burglaries West block, 3100 Soutti. stereo components, cash, si .525 3(00 Soutti block. 3740 West, stereo, tape plaver, CB radio, tachometer, sunglasses, radio, tapes, cash, $595. 100 West block. Central Ave., $142 cash. 700 East block. Geranium Ave., coins. $500 4000 South block. State St., calculators, $199 7400 South block, 1130 East, 3000 tools, $145. Thefts South bfock, 9050 West, lawmnmowar, $150 1000 East block, Larkspur Dr., lawnmower $250. 3500 South block, Redwood Rd , tape, speaker, tachometer, tape player, $149 Assaults 3300 South block, 4000 Wst, youth threatened at knifepoint 1300 East block, 3900 South, woman struck Vandalism West block, 4100 South, mailbox damaged, $50 3600 South block, 2990 East, car damaged, $200 6700 Souh block, 2300 East, window shot, $330 3200 South block, 800 East, sign damaged. $70 3400 South block. Redwood Rd , window broken, $25. 5100 '' IVVAtST pLUV.B'NS KvORK , if 1 Lv first-degr- ee and Sarah ler. Married Thoma Fox, June 12, 1907. in Methodist Church, Mispah Chapter No S, OES Daughter of the Nile, Spanish American War Veteran Auxiliary. Survivors: aon and daughter. Glenn Fox, Bountiful and Mrs. Helen Keeling, San Anfonto, Texas; tour grandchildren; etgnt five sister. Kuhn, Bountiful. Funeral service, Saturday, 10 a m , from Eastman's Evan and Early Mortuary, 574 East 1st South, where friends call Friday 78 pm. and Satuday one half hour prior. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery Family suggests contributions to Shriner Hospital tor Crippled children. William Oscar Erickson 90 W lliam Oscar Erickson, passed away June 15, 1977, of a heart artack in Terra Villa Rest Home Born Jan 12, 1887, Sait Lake City, a son of y Niels O and Jen-m- e Larson Mar- . Erickson Bernice ried Brown of Ogden,! Salt Lake LDSl 1912 Temple, She died in Married V 1950 1 Hor-- f Rachel Harriet Easier Bush Oliphant Rachel Harriet Easier Bush Oliphant 95, died June 15, 1977, in Salt Lake City Bonn July 25, 1881 in Wmsboro, South Carolina Married Josoh Edward Bush, Oct 25, 1905. in the Sart Lake LDS Temple He died Feb 1944 Married Ralph Oliphant tp 1958 in Salt Lake City He died in 1966 Active in Relief Society and Primary. Served two Stake Missions Survivors Sons, daughters, H Ray Bush, Springville, Utah, Karl A Bush, Cioverddle, California, Mrs A'bert (Louise) Perschek, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Mrs Howard (Bernice) Hutchinson. San Jose, Cant, 18 grandchildren, 38 great Preceded m death grandchildren bv three sens, Leslie E Buh, De'bert W Bush, Milton E Bush Funeral services will be held Saturday 12 Noon at Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple where friends may cail one hour prior to services Bunai in Pleas ant Grove City Cemeery with graveside services at 2 00 p m Frank A. Brinkerhoff FILLMORE Frank A Brink erhoff, 68, died June 16, 1977, in a Fillmore hospital of cancer. Bom March 23, 1909, Alamo, Nevada, to David and Adeline Allen Brinkerhoff Married Portia Carling, Dec. 4 1933. Farmer, stock rancher. Survivors wife, Fillmore, three sons, three daughters, Mrs Robert (Gwen) Romans, Reno, Nev.j Gene, Ivan, both Lovetock, Nev , Mra. Gerald (Gladys) Poe, Salt Lake City; Ernest, Lent, Mra Phil (Lee Ann) Matthews, Pan an ca, Nev ; 21 grandchildren, one greatgrandchild, brothers, sisters, Walter, Rial, both Lovelock Nev ; Wendell, Mr. Ivan (Marge) Christensen, both FloweN, Utah, Elsie Brinkerhoff, San Francisco, Calif ; Mrs. Howard (Florence) Robison, Long Beach, Calif Mrs Donna Wilson, Lancaster, Calif Funeral services Saturday, 5 p m , Flowed Ward Chapel Fnends may call Olpin Mortuary Chapel, Fillmore, Frioay, p m , and at the chapel in Flowed, Saturday, one hour prior to ser vices Burial, Fillmore Cemetery Aubra C. Want Ads DO MORE THINGS FOR MORE PEOPLE at LOWER COST than any other torm I'iflfJTADS Dial 521-353- 5 Patterson JOSEPH, County Ajbra C Pattaor, 66 ded June 14 1977, m the Sevier Valiev Hospital of a heart attack Bom May 2 1909, Beaver, Utah, to JOeoh A and Leah Ann Ross Patterson Married Veone Christ amen May 3L 1934 Richfield Past mirwr in the Pioche Nwvaga mines Owned and operated his own farm In Joseph for many Past Joseph canal year master Member ot JSIvi, town board Member LDS Church Survivor wife Joseph, 2 son and 4 daughters, Eowm Ciark Patterson. Gorgon Kay Pattersoi., Mr Richard (Dartene) Pteraon AH Richfield, Mr (Shiner, Sharp Las Vpgas, Nev ; Mrs Norman (Juia; Mavhew Miss Lea Dawn Patterson, both Salt Latte Cty 19 gr andctihdren, ? , 3 brottars sttlfrs, Mr Von Jponf D rnuw. Nee P.mouth Idaho, Aoo'un (Pat; Patterson Salem Mr Ore Robert iLeah) Amobrgsf Bouigrr Nv Robert Pattason, Los Angeicv Cant , Mrs Cierr (Retta) Dunran, Meadow, Utah Mrs LaMar iLOlaj Smith, Cedar Crty, Wilson Lund 'Paregcnab Utah t uoerai aturoay li a m m Joseph LDS Ward Chanel Fripons nay cal at ttw Nea S Mageny anri ) y, 9 pi r the ward u - arj chape in j prior to cervices h a n the Beaver City Cemet f r ' ftt Mrrry hjr 3 P m CLEARFIELD Dawn LeAnm Minson Lee, 19, and Tawny Mlcheia Lee. aga 9 months, a tec Wednesday, Jwna 15, 1977, in t Davt County hospital of imunei suffered in an automobile accidem in Clinton. Mra Lae was bom September 8 1957, Warrington, Lancaster, Eng land, tha daughter of Ralph Thomas and Dixie Lee Trotter Minson. Tawny Mictete Lee waf bom September 7, 1976, Ogden, the daughter of Corey Hank and Dawn LeAnne Mmson Lee. Mra. Lee married Corey Hank Lee, June 27, 1975, Lavlon, Utsh She was employed as book lAoer secretary for Wheelwright Lumber in Ogden. Member of the LDS Church Survivors husband and sonNathan Hank Lae, both Clear-helparents, Hooper; three brothers and three sisters Scott B , Denver; Ward T., and Brett R , Mra. Kevm (Kim) Bell and Miss Tammy Jo, all Hooper; Mrs. Chad (Debra) Bowles, Ogden; two grandmother. Mrs. Virginia LaPorte, Salt Lake Otvi Mrs. Norma Minson, Pleasant Grove The daughter. Tawny Mictwte Lee it survived by: father and brother- Nathan Hank Lee, both CwttekJ, grandparents Mr and Mrs. Ralph T Minson, Hooper; Mrs. Eleanor Mortenson, Layton; Orson Lee, Seethe, Washington, Mrs. Virginia LaPorte, Salt Lake City, Mrs. Norma Mmeon, Pleasant Grove, Utah Joint funeral services will be held Saturday, 11 am., Layton 10th LDS Ward Chapel, 2120 West Friends may call Gentile St Lindquist Kaysvtlle Mortuary, 340 North Mam, Friday, pm Interment Hooper Cemetery v Idaho Later V 9 r a N andc fli ten idr an, h great Two great graa grandchildren grandchildren S'ster Hannah Bar reft. Sait Lake City Graveside services Saturday 00 pm , Sa't Lake City Cemet ery Friends mav call at Larkin Mortuary, 2o0 East South Tempie Saturday 11 30am to!2 30pm M. Joseph Folca Jowoh M Folca. 75. of 1575 Laird Ave died June 15. 1?7?, of a lingering illness Boro April JTfh, 1907, Pueblo. Cola to Santo and Filomena Folca Never married Retired emptovee Utah State High-waDept Veteran World War II Attended University ot Utah and graduated 1959, during this time ha participated and u,as a member ot both football and field Iradt teams Member of Catholic Church Survived bv sister and brothers Mrs. Leonard (Grace) Cosco and Theodore Mandenno, both Salt LaKe and Ralph and Bentamm Manderino, Pueblo. Cola Several meoes Funeral Mass Saturday 9 30 a m Sacred Heart Church, 174 East 900 South. Rosary Friday 7 00 p m , Neil O'Donnell Mor tuary, 375 East 100 South, where triends call Friday 5 30 to 7 30 o m. Interment Mt Calvai y FLORISTS Brown Floral Co. FREE DELIVERY "Always tht Flnwf" in flowers George Randolph Sharp 364-554- 4 Sth So. 18m - FAST MIDVALE Randolph Sharp, 66 Caiitorma, for- merly ot East Georoc of Brea. Midvale, died Fullerton, a Cahf ot a tion FUNERAL NOTICES hospital heart condi- Born Sect 3, 1910. Midvale, Utah to Charles and Eliza I, P Erickson Sharp Married Jane! Delquadro Wyoming on Oct K 1929 He was an Elder m r the LDS Church, of a trucking business for 30 years, employed maintenance dept Ful lerton College Kind and gentle father of seven children Survivors Wife, sons ana daughters, Mrs Melvin (Rando lyn) Brady, Gordon R both California Mrs Darnell (Bonne) Andrus, Draper, Utah, Mrs William (Marilyn) Bogden and Ted C both Sandy, Utah; Val D, Colorado, Mrs Richard (Karen) Steele, Midvale, Utah. 36 12 greatgsister, Blanche Bradford, Murray Funeral services Saturday 1 00 om Midvale East 1st Ward. 240 East 7570 South Friends may cel at Goff Mortuary, 8090 South State Friday 9 p m and Saturday at the Church one hour prior to Burial. Sandv City services Cemetery randchildren, Vera H. Weindorf Vera Randall Harper Weindorf, 66, 382 E. 5900 South, Murray, June 15, 1977, at heme of cancer Bom July 17, 1910, Ogden, to j Tom nd Esther Louise Randall Harper Mamed 1 Roy Fredrickd Weindorf, JulVj 23, 1940, Logan x LDS Temple He died Nov. 3. 197S. Active member, LDS Church.Vlv Primary and Re-li- Societ y $ worker. Survivors daughter, mrs. F Ray (Sharon) Hawxins, Murray; son, Roy F , Jr., Mesa, Anz ; four Brent, Jennifer, grandchildren, Daralyn, Joanna; brother, Cecil Harper, Pocatello, Idaho; sisters, Eva Whiting, Slevensviiie, Mont ; Doris Bymgton, Brigham City, Jean Howell, Murray. Funeral services Saturday, 11 a m , Murray South LDS Stake East. Burial, Center, 5770-3rMurray City Cemetery In heo of ftowers, those wishing may contribute to American Cancer Society Funeral directors, Jenkins-Soff- e Mortuary. Peter B. Leeuwenburg Peeter B Leeuwenburg, died June 15, 1977 at a local nursing center. Bom Jan 4, 1889, at Netherlands, a son of Marius and Truntie Stehouwer Leeuwenburg Married Anny Van Den Heuvei Feb 5, 1915, at Linschoten, Netherlands Survivors son and daughters, Peter M , Rogers, Arkansas, Mrs. Nellie Niefsen, Kavsviite, Utah, Mra Mary Crees, Bellevue, Washington; Mra. Arme Michael, Salt Lake City 14 grandchildren, 13 Graveside services will be held Saturday 10 30 a m Eiysn Burial Garoen. Fnends may cail at the Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, Friday pm and Saturday 9 to 10 a m. Harold H. Wilson Harold H Wit&on died June IS. 1977, m a Sait Lake nursing home of cancer Born June 21. 1896 Great Berd, Kansas, to Frank and Susan Wilson Married Lucy F Green. Dec 1936, Kansas City, Missouri 24, City freight and passenger agent tor Santa Fe Railroad, where he was employed 47 years Survtvors wife. Murray, sifter, Mra F A (Doris) Schlagle, Kan sas City. Kansas 2 30 u m Funeral Saturday Jenkins Soffe Mortuary, 4760 South State, where friends may call Saturday, one hour prior to lnerment Redwood services Memorial Estates MURRAY 80 Richard Ralph Madsen - PLEASANT Richard Ralph Madsen, 49, died June IS, 1977. in a Juab county hospital Born July 6, 1927, Mount Pleas ant, to Christian T and Sarah Swensen Madben Mamed Bonnie Knight Paioni, Sept 6, 1963, Las Rancher Real Vegas. Nevada estate salesman Member LDS Church Attended Utah State University Survivors wife; son, daughters. Tony Paioni. Centerville, Judy Hardy, Ellen Madsen, both Mount Pleasant, Mr. Bert (Sharon) Kendall, Price, three grandchildren, brothers, sister. Russell H , Sandy, Shirley C. Madsen, Mount Mr Phare Pleasant, (Elna) Nielsen. Fountain Green Funeral service Saturday, h Ward p m , Mount Pleasant Chaoei Friends may call Funeral Home, Friday, p m , and Saturday one hour prior to service Burial, Mount Pleasant City Cemeiery MOUNT David L. McClun - David L PRESTON, Idaho McClun, aqe 83, died June i4. 1977, in a Franklin county nursing hrme Bom June 28 1893, Adam, Ni'Oraska, to Nathan Thomas and Anna fcMen Hornjm McClun Mar nnd Emma Foss, August 30, 1V28, Preston, Idaho Received mast era degree from the University of tabretka where he played foot bail Veteran World War I Mason Taught school hi Idaho for JO years Pruvipal of Central and Jetteison SOmuL m Preslon, lOdftO Survivors wife, one son and two David E , Lafayette, daughters California, Mr Ted (Catherine) Alien, Newport Bach, Oregon. Mra Doiotny Williams, Olympia, )? grandchild on, Washington, brother and sister George, Pre Mvt Mrs Harriet Paison. Bruno. Idaho Funeral Saturday, 11am, Pre stnr f nmmnmtv ( hunt FritmrJs call Mortuary, Friday, 7 9 p m and Saturday one hour prior to Burial Preston ervice Comp.ery HICKAM Funeral services for Carol Jean Hickam writ be held 11 a m. Wasatch PreSaturday sbyterian Church, 1626 South 1700 East Friends may call Jenklns-SotfMortuary, 4760 South State, Friday 6 to 6 p.m. and Saturday at the church hour prior to services. Interment Elysian Burial Gardens. Funeral directors, V. C. Softe and Sons. FOX Funeral services for Blanche Miller Fox will be conducted Saturday, 10 a m , from Eastman's Evans 8$ Early Mortuary, 574 East 1st South, where p m and fnends call Friday Saturday one half hour prior Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Family suggests contributions to Shrinera Hospital for Crippled Children Funeral directors, Eastman's Evans & Early Mortuary. BOOTH Funeral services for David L. Booth will be held Saturday 12 noon, Jenkms-Sotf- e Mortuary, 4760 South State, where fnends mav call Friday 7 to 9 p.m and Saturday 1 hour prior to services Interment Sunset Gardens of the Valley Funeral direc tors. V. C. Softe and Sons. SMITH Funeral services foi Jeanne Audrey Ness Smrth will be held Thursday 3.30 pm. in the Monument Park Stake Center, 1320 South Wasatch Dr Fnends may call at the Larkin Mortuary, 360 East South Temple, Wednesday 6 to 8 P.m. Thursday at the stake center 1 hour prior to services. Interment Salt Lake City cemetery Funeral directors, Lar-kMortuary. MOOR E Funeral services for Gertrude May Dtndos Moore will be held Friday 12 noon, Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 360 East South Temple Fnends may call at the mortuary Thursday 6 to 8 p.m and Friday one hour prior to services. Interment Salt Latte City Cemetery Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary. FUNERAL DIRECTORS BERG MORTUARY -- SUNSET FUNERAL COSTS THRU ITEMIZATION "All in one place at one low cost" 582-158- 2 if if In accordance hereov notice mere will be public Jl. Wi. in Fie Tuesday. June Board Room ot the Administra- o tne Board ot tor, Bund. na E duration ot Salt Lake City 440 East First South street Sait at Lake Cltv. Utah, beomnmo 7 30 O m , on four matter ot Board tne ot (1 The intent duets Education to revise the huSchool Citv Lake Sait ot tne District nw (2) The adoption ot budgets tor the operation of the tor me schools ot Salt Lake City school year 1977-7- 8 Intent to (3) The Board' Tax Anticiborrow $3 000,000 on the accepand Notes pation of tance bids Hr tne purchase ot these Tax Anticipation Notes are (4) The Board meetings scheduled every first and third Tuesday of each month over tne course of a year, beginning atn are twki 7 30 p m Meetings Adthe Board Room ot the ministration Building at 440 notiti South unless East First cation Is given of another desig-to nation at least 48 hours prior meeting time Copies of the revisions proposed in the budget for hie school and of the tentayear 1976-7year tive budget for the school 197-78- , are on tile tor public in Room 118 of the msuw-tlo- n Administration Building of the BoanJ of Education of Salt Lake City at 440 East First South Utah Street, Salt Lake City. two propFinal action on the will be above osals enumerated taken bv the Board ot Educa tion following the public hear- 9"'''"! order of The Board of Education of Salt Lake City W GARY HARMER Clerk Treasurer Publish June 11, 12, 13, 4. 15, ,0?)y 16. 17, 18and 19, 1977 Legal Notices Bids wHI be publicly opened in the office of the Sait Lake City Housing Authority at or about 10 00 A.M on Tuesday, June 21. 1977. in Heu of submitting proposals to the Salt Lake City Housing Authority, bidders may present sealed proposals to tne Housing Authority at the bid opening on the said date prior to the opening of the first bid Instructions to bidders, specifications, drawings, and forms for the contract may be obtained at the office of the Salt Lake City Housing Authority, 1960 South 200 East, Salt Lake Qty, Utah Nondiscrimination in employment. Bidders on this work will be reouired to com$ly with the President's Executive Order No. 11114 and tne provisions of Executive Order No. 10925 as included therein On the outside of envelope, the bidder shall indicate the nature of the bid. The Salt Lake City Housing Authority reserves the right to reject any or ail bids. Bid bonds will be accepted in lieu of a certified check L PAUL HERRICK Executive Director, Salt Lake City ( C 36 ) Housl ng Author ity SALT LAKE COUNTY SALE OFFICE Center, (303) , Den-ver- Colorado 80225 (Telephone 234 4795) Plan and specification may also be reviewed at the Dvikm Office of the Federal Highway Administration. Room 117, US. Court Hcxise, Santa Fe, New Mexico Only the Denver office will furnish bidding document. J L Bodwlg, Director, Office of Federal Highway Protects ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE ESTAB LISHING A TIME AND PLACE REGULAR FOR HOLDING MEETINGS Be ordained by the City Council of the City of South Sait Lake, south Salt Lake, Uah TIME AND PLACE Section OF REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING The City Council con- meetings Section 2. EFFECTIVE Thl ordinance shell DATE become effective immediately upon its first publication Passed this 8th day of June, 1977 Published this 17th day of June. 1977 OLIVER P. DAVIS Mayor (SEAL) ATTEST: BETH M. JENSEN Recorder ) FLORISTS Flowers Seoarate sealed BIDS for the construction of Improvements to a culinary water supply pipeline including installation of 5,500 lineal feet ot 6 inch diameter PVC mainline pipe and fittings, 3 fire hydrants and accessories, and 16 service connections, materials and labor included, will be received by Peterson Pipeline Association at the office of Schick international , Inc., 317 Continental Bank, 200 South Main, Salt Lake 00 P.M , City, Utah 84101 until (Daylight Savings Time) June 22, 1977, and then at said office publicly opened and read aloud. The CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be examined at the following locations David F Carrigan, 4775 North 3800 West, Peterson, Utah, Schick International, Inc., 317 Continental Bank, 200 S. Main, Salt Lake City, Utah Conies of the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be obtained m person or by mail from Schick International, Inc , located at 317 Continental Bank, Comfort For a complete selection of sympathy flowers, call your FTD Florist Mam, Self Lake City. Ut uoon payment of $10 00 for each set Payments for contract documents will not b refunded Peterson Pipeline Association DAVID F. CARRIGAN President shaM which shall be held on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at City Hall in the Council Room, 2500 South State Street which meetings shall begin promptly at 7 30 p m., but if the meeting date is a legal holiday, then me meeting shall be held at the same time and piece above described on the not a day next following that legal holiday. P O Box 140A Morgan, Utah 84050 200 S 84101 two regular duct ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS tOwner Peterson Pipeline Association May 27, 1977 TREASURER'S Department ot Transportation. Federal Highway Administrate,, Denver, Colorado June 16, 1977 Sealed bid, single copv. condition consubject to the will be received tained herein, on July 19. 19H, until 2 00 pm. at tta Regional Office of the Federal Highway Administra40, tion, Room A 1300, BuildingDenDenver Federal Center, ver, Colorado 80225, tor constructing New Mexico FH Pro(3), Cuba Poioeque, ject 12 cvVvaI Countv. New Mexico et aside for This protect small business firm. The middle of the project is located approximately 6 mile oneast of State Cuba, New Mexico, Highway 126 The work wilt bituminous consist of plant-mi- x base course on 5 007 miles of and at the Cuba Administrative Site (estimated between $500 ,000 to price $1 000 000) involving the following motor item of 1X000 tons piant-mi- x bituminous base course; 70 ton esohalf ton 16,250 crushed grading speaggregate base, cial, 13,000 nn. ft beam-typ- e and guardrail, type 1, etasof A,work other minor Items Contract time is 120 calendar The minimum rate of day wages for labor will be those shown in the Special Provision Plans, specifications and will be fur form proposal rushed uoon request to any bona fide or previously qualified ronh actor by the Director, Office of Federal Highway Pro-tartFederal Highway Administration, Room Bunding 40. Denver Federal (D-6- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals wll! be ot the office of the Salt Lake City Housing Authority, !9o0 South 200 East, Salt Lake Citv, Utah, until 5 00 o'clock P M Monday June 20, 1977, for a Housing Rehabilitation Project located at American Avenue and Glendale Street, Satt Laxe City, Utah, according to Plans and Specifications as prepared bv Bo rich W. Beall, Jr , Architect West MILDRED'S FLOWERS 1522 E 33rd So SALE All bidding plant Skyline 33V8 Flowers, Highland Dr June 14 1977. in grandchildren, tense Redd, Salr Lake LDS Temple, June 18, 1951 Ltvod many year in Ogden and later Salt Lake City Was funeral director and mortician in Ogden, Salt Lake, and Preston, Idaho, as well a Richfield, Utah, until called to service during World War I Moved to Taft, Cant, 1929. where he was president, Erickson and Brown Funeral Home, m partnership with Max P Brown, a neohew. Active m community affair in Taft, where he served on the city council for 20 years, and was mayor of Taft, 1960 Served on Taft High School and College Board of Trustees, 21 veer, and aiso on the Kern County Board of Education for many years Served as branch president LDS Church, Taft, for many years, was counOscar W selor to President MisMcConkie of the sion. Wtan Bakersfield. California, Staxe of LDS Church was organized- he was made Patriarch of that stake, and served in that capacity for 25 years Los Anoeles LDS Temple ordinance worker, nine years High priest, 18th Ward, Salt Lake City Survivor: wife, brothers, sister, Henry, San Jose. Cahf , Ralph, Salt Lake City, Mrs. Mabel R os non, Fla ; niece. Palmetto Mr Virgil (Dorothy) BrosweH, whom he reared, Bakersfield. Calif Funeral Monday, 11 a m , Salt Laxe 18th LDS Ward. 135 A Street Fnends may call at Ruson Brothers Mortuary, 255 South 2nd East, Sunday, Mpm, and ai tne ward Monday a the church one hour prior to service Bunai, Ogden City Cemetery grat 4grandchili-en- murder and felony escape cases, and Aspen lawyer Steven Ware was tentatively to replace them Hull! Mil to end irons. James Dnreort ure dismissed from Bundys incident! cause to age Bom July 11,1 1886, at Arnold Creek, West Vir First United Record cuffed or shackled during a series of pre-tricourt appearances until Monday, a few hours after his capture. He appeared before Judge Lohr in leg Public defenders of Maryland 16, 1973. Member News of He had not been hand- Charles Lydner and Blanche Miller Fox. age 90, died June 15, 1977, In a krai convalev Baltimore,He Apen , seven-da- degree murder charge for the January 1975 slaying of a Dearborn, Mk-h.- , woman, whose nude and frozen body was found a month after she disappeared from a lodge near Aspen. Bundy leaped from a second-stor- y courtroom window June 7, when he was left alone during a court recess He wa captured Monday as he drove a stolen car toward Blanche Miller Fox died October 2 TO) Bundy Formally Charged With Four New Felonies June 4' Evans-- , ton, Wyoming. Mentoer Ladws of Elk Lodge, member San Francisco Delphian, active m the American Red Cross, served with the U S Women Corps during World War II Survivors husband, Salt Lake Cltv, one daughter Mra Patricia Woodward, BoJmas, California, tour nine grandchildren; one brother and H C three sisterWilcken, Maliala, Oregon. Phyllas Wilcken, Cotton, Oregon; Mai she Banger-ter- , Bountiful, Utah, Margaret Moore. Mendlctno, California Funeral service conducted Monday, 11 am, Berg Sunset Lawn Memorial Chapel, 2350 East 1300 South, where friends may call Sunday evening from 8 p m and Monday momirr? one hour prior to service. Interment will be in the Woodland Cemetery, Woodland, Utah. MAGNA, LDS Hospital Dswn LeA.ie MinMii Lee Tawny Michele Lee Married Jarke ginia, ' Boise, 906, WoHe, 1948, In home ' n Butter Juna 1st I AveryWitcken cent A Married Pear 1 Good-ridg- son. Mr. and Mra. Lee Budell, East, son. Mr and Mrs. George Compton, 11SG Ridgedaie Ln., son. Mr. end Mra. John Curwen, Tooele, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eggen, 3331 W 4200 South, Granger, son. Mr. and Mrs. James Havel 1, 3242 Gregson Ave , son. Mr. and Mi. John horde, 3969 S. Bourne way, son Mr. and Mrs. Pete Olson, 12232 S. 2240 West, Riverton, son. Mr and Mrs. Kim Ptouzek, 1324 W 7125 South, West Jordan, son. Mr. and Mra. Steven Stewart, 2785 Canyon View Dr., daughter. June Henry and J: - Eliza Stewart Barrett Utah, the daughter of Charles . Souisoy Mkiaie. 1899, m 15 1977 78, cause. w'n Edward Barrett 93 died June m Sait Lake City Bom August 3 18M Montpelier to John Idaho, Wolfe Provo Educeted et Valley West Hospital Mr. and Mra. LaiMe Dare Sadler, 3261 S. Madlion Cl., Magna, son Mr. and Mra. Frank J. Robinson, 305 Vagabond, Murrsy, - trvt provo bled June IS, 1977, et hi home of cencer Bom May 21 I91, to Wtlllom i Lynn end Stale Opm in Nephi, where he school NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Edward Barrett Emmaline Billie Legal Notices Legal Notices . Your ExtroToucHto'1" Seville Tips Today's Vat torn Unclaimed property of deceased persons, heirs unknown, to be held at the Salt Lake County Bike Room, 4476 South Main, Satt Lake City, Utah, on June 22, 1977, at 9 30 A M. Sale conducted by the Salt Lake County Sheriff's office. All bids payable by cash only at this sale No checks CAPTAIN C. O EVANS CIVIL DIVISION Commander ) NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S OFFICE SALE Unclaimed bicycle ark unclaimed property in evio nee not redeemed by owners. Sale to be hed at the Sett Lake County bke room, 4476 South Main, Salt Lake City, Utan, on June 22, 1977 Evidence at 10 30 M. to 12 00 P M., btcvcies at M Sale conducted by the Sale Lake County Sheriff's Office All bid payable by cash only at this tale. No check. A 30 P (S-7- ) SALT LAKE COUNTY INVITATION TO BIO Seeled bid will be received the by Purchasing Department of Self Lake County at the Wmrtmore Library, 2197 East 7000 South, Holladay, Utah, as follows 444 Quote Wednesday, June 29, 1977. at 3 00 PM, South Jordan Branch Library System, 103U0 South Beckstead Lane Plan and specifications may be obtained from the Pirhad-soand Richardson Architects at 10 Regent Street, a $50 00 deposit Is reauired The County Commission reserves the right to reiect any or all bds Only bids giving a firm quotation, properly signed, will be accepted PARKER ROBISON, Purchasing Agent First Pub June 10, 1977 Second Pub. June 17, 1977 T hird Pub. June 24, 1977 ) LEGAL NOTICE invttehon to Bid Sealed bds will be received bv the purchasing agent at tne business office, Utah Technical College at Provo. 1395 North if0 East, Provo, Utah 84601 We wish to buy and will accent bids on the following requisitions C.6T)8 Digital voltmeter Fioopy disc drive Automotive diagnostic computer D3190 Glass bead machine D319I Parts cabinets D3371 Portable dynanometer C6600 DJU19 diesel D3372 DJJ75 diesel - Engine stand diesel Engine parts rack 30 bench vises Portable dynamometer automotive 60 hop benches D3377 D48I0 Dental chair and accessor tet D564 15? vard carpet D336 D3159 DBjO 84 lawn mower DM542 Telescoping work platform DM576 Portable caffoldlnq Sealed bids will be accepted The bid will until i p m , 6 be sealed in a separate an velofie with requisition number and bid opening date indicated on ttie outside of each envelope Bid forms and are available In tne business Office The College reserves the ngnt to reiect any or all bids and to waive any irregularities or informalities in It? interest ot the College RFF D R ALLEN ' 6 , Puri basing Agent tl.ft hen lnend Or this se Penny wa? magic with er towels' Crorhet birders double strand of shaded be spread cotton Whip up ei button potholder. ap'On towel Pat 7380 directions . h SI 25 kiti .1 i(h It s SFW EASY to pul1 str ng . n , C rot fit the waist of this ' brey " ! .r. t n Send shoulder casual Whip it up bjre Alice (rooks Needlecratt Dep ut a day of easy care knits 2hf ikf ij riba it for carefree bung (ox 163 Old Chelsea Sta New Punted Pattern 405 Misses NY fork toon Print Name Sizes 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 Address p Pattern Number Sie 12 (bust 34; takes 2 8 Value ?26 rio'ipp 'o chim yards 45 inch fabric (''"it in NFW 1977 NEEDl SI 25 f r' irh p rtt.-rAdi CRAFT CATALOG 3 free p.r terns in.ido S tid 76c 35c lor each pattern lor s Stitch n Patch Quilts St 7 airmail and handling Crochet with Squares C Send to . SI Crochet a Wardrobe $1 C Adams Ann, Patt.rn Dept Nitty Fifty Quilts St C Ripple Crochet Cake St Sew - Knit Book SI 2 2t3 We-- 17 St New York NY 1001 Needlepoint Book Print NAME ADDRESS St 0 IP SIE and STYLE NUMBER flower Crochet Book St C Crochet Book Hairpin Si ( AiH M tub n $1 jid Instant Crochet Book ,ie J imju duliar ,r Send fur Instant Macramo Book $1 C M A IP N(, 50MMI h PATH RN Instant Money Book SI 0 AIM (Hi t j (I (up r 0u Poll bn f"e CompIntH (lift RnSk t i.iin)' ii pi'ieri1 )e:n'i's SI 0 Complete Afghans ;14 ,. Vri ff die 12 Prize Afghans -- 12 l, DO Instant Sewing Bonk SI 00 Book of IS Q nits ;1 50 Knit Book Snw SI ?5 Museum Quilt Book -- 2 50 Instant Money Crafts SI 00 15 Quilts for Today 3 50 Instant Fashion Book St 00 Book ot IS JiHy Rugs 50 to xuit nr' Ihr ioll n( Znbnnc |
