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Show I funeral liiternioiiiitain Area Obituaries NOTICES Funerei Mr Vice! Harold Elflredge be Saturday. 1pm, Parsley w,i m, lf Sett Carolynn Peel Redd K City rail nuary- Friday, M o m and a me ward Saturday one hour prior to service Interment, Mountain View Memorial Estate WILLIAMS Funeral service tor Stephen Setters Williams will he held Monday 12 noon, in the Bryan 2nd Ward Chapel, 121 South 11th East Friend may call at Larkin Mortuary, 20 East South! ample. Sunday, to 8 o m and Monday, at the ward chapel, on hour prior to services Inter ment, Elysian Burial Gardens Funeral directors, Larkin Mor tuarx JENSEN Funeral services tor Grace N, Jenjeo. will be held Monday, II am, at Eastmans Evan Early Mortuary, 57 East tet South, where tnends call Sunday M p m, and Monday one half hour prior to services Family suggests contribution to Shnners' Hospital lor Crippled Children interment, Manti City feme mry L"'" Tempi, Caro'yrm Pee' Redd. Severn Drive, died June ' - Born Anne and Ic re to the LDS Wra a'Mel' South &Jrd East Friends may 4,' call Mon-da- 7 to 9 om.. at Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, and Tuesday, one hour prior to rv.ces at the Ward Interment. Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park and COLUMBARIUM William C. Potter - 582-158- 2 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS seated bids will be received by the UTAH STATE BUILDING BOARD tor SECURITY FENCING AT CHILDS' (INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL) UTAH STATE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CENTER, 200 North Washing ton Boulevard, Ogden, Utah. Bids will be m accordance with Drawings and Specifications prepared by Verl L. Ges-seand same may be obtained from the Utah State Building-Board124 State Capitol, Sail Lake C ity, Utah, upon receipt of $20 oeposit per set, made payable to the Architect, and which will be refunded upon return of such Drawings and Specifications in good condition within ten (10) days of the date set for the bid opening Prequalification of bidders-wilnot be required Bids will be received until the hour of P.M, July , 1977 Wednesday at which time they will be opened and read aloud In the Building Board Conference Room, 124 State Capitol Salt Lake City, Utah. A bid bond in the amount of five percent of the bid, made payable to the Utah State Building Boards, shall accom-- ' party bid. If certified or cashier's check is used in lieu of bid bond, a certificate from an (5) approved surety company guaranteeing execution of a 100 Performance Bond and 100 Payment Bond must accompany bid. The State Building Board reserves the right to reiect any or all bids or to waive any formality or technicality m any bid in the interest of the State All laborers, workmen, mechanics, and apprentices employed on this protect shall be paid not less than the general prevailing wage rate as determined bv the Industrial Commission of Utah, as set forth in the schedule in the Contract Documents UTAH STATE BUILDING BOARD GLEN R. SWENSON, DIRECTOR ( NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by the UTAH STATE BUILDING BOARD FOR NELSON FIELDHOUSE REMODEL. UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY, Logan, Utah. Bids will be in accordance with drawings and specif ica-- , lions prepared by Environ men- tal Associates, and same may be obtained from the Utah State Building Board, 124 State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah, upon receipt of S100 deposit per set, made payable to the Architect (or engineer), and krtttch deposit will be refunded upon return of such drawings and specification tn good condition within ten ( 10) days of the date set tor the bid opening. Prequalification of bidders Is required. Prior to any bidder receiving drawings and specifications, It will be necessary that he have on file with the Prequalification Board of the State of Utah, completed and approved, the required statement pertaining to Contractor's experience and financial condition. Bids will be received until the hour of 3 00 P M Thurs July 14, 1977 at which time they will be opened and read aloud in the Governor's Board Room, 200 State Capitol, Salt Lake City, .w 1 1 1 I Utah A bid bond In the amount ef five percent of tne bid, made payable to the Utah State Building Board, shall accompany bid If certified or cashier's check Is used in lieu of bid bond, a certificate from an (5) approved surety company guaranteeing execution of a 100 Performance Bond and 100 Payment Bond must accompany bid. The Utah State Building Board reserves the right to reiect any or all bids or to waive any formality or technicality In any bid In the Intererst of the State. All laborers, workmen, mechanics, and apprentices employed on this protect shall be paid not less than the general prevailing wage rates, as determined by the Industrial Commission of Utah, as set forth in the schedule in the Contract Documents. UTAH STATE BUILDING BOARD GLEN R. SWENSON, Director ( NOTIFICATION OF FUND AVAILABILITY UT The Department of Housing and Urban Development will accept Preliminary Proposals tor newly constructed and, or substantially rehabilitated housing units under the Section Housing Assistance Payments Program to be located in Counties of Sal Lake, Utah, Tooele, Davis and Weber. 8 Proposals mav be submitted by private owners or Public Housing Agency (PHA) Owner lor direct contracting with HUD, or by PHAs on behalf ot owners with whom the PHA Proposes to contract pursuant rn an Annual Contributions Contract with HUD Contract Authority In the amount of M02.300 is being made available to provide assistance for an estimated 54 units tor large families (3 or more bedrooms) and 0 units of other families This constitutes all ot the contract authority now available aiea tor this allocation However, since additional contract authority may become eittier as residual available, from this NOFA or through recapture of contract authority previously commlttod, this office will also accept proposals for an estimated 100 units for the elderly and handicapped These proposals will be reviewed and selected only it such additional contract authority becomes available All other requirements and regulations concerning deadlines and procedures, etc. wilt still apply to submission ot proposals for units tor the elderly end handicapped Proposals must be received bv 4 30 pm on July 19, 1977 T his deadline may be shortened or extended by HUD In such case HUD will notify ail parties who have previously registered with the field office requesting such notification Submission deadlines shall not apply to proposals for protects In which the nntnher ot assisted units will be limited to 20 percent or less of the dwelling units However, such proposals received after the dead line will be levleWed II Only sufficient contract authority remains from this notification to fund the protect. Appropriate Instructions, forms and other program information are contained In a Developer'i Packet wturh may be obtained from Production Control 8, Records Department of Housing A Urban Deve'opment P O Box 11009 Salt Lake Clv UtahB4U7 T elenhono 524 5240 ID AS I , Nielsen Married Fenton, Jansen Myrtle June S. 1911 tn the Satt Lake LDS Terrpte On June 7, 1918, te had h farewell ( and teft for ttwi Southern State Mission He was a high priest at tte time ot hi death He was a loving father and generous friena to ail Mr Jensen had his own ahoiesaie meat business and for the past 35 years owned and operated Jensen's Market at 70 F Street with his sons. He i survived by his widow, three sons Thomas F . Ronald R and James D. Jensen, three daughters, Mrs Dean B (Darlene) Snow, Mrs. Richard L (Dorothy) Burt and Mrs Paul L (Karen) Maxwell; a son and daughter preceded him m death, 26 grandchildren; and $u great brother- Aooiph grandchildren, Jensen, two sisters Mrs Anne MaxftekJ, Syrena Wrigiey all ot Salt Lake City Funeral services Monday, 12 noon, Cottonwood Third Ward. 6301 South 23rd East Friends may call at the Larkin Mortuary, ?t0 East South Temple, Sunday p m and Monday at the ward one hour prior to services. Burial m Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park I Scott H , Ryan E , all ot Sait Lake City; daughters, Karen. ' Argentinian Mission, Shawne, Naomi Marsha, all Salt Lake Cityi brother, Paul R Peel, Mt fo'5SmV. slstcs. Mrs. Merk A Nicholas, Minot, North Dakota Mrs Thomas H. (Glenna) Lusk, Mt Pleasant. Funeral services wilt be held Tuesday, 00 p m , In the Valley SERVICES .. and Marina I Survivors husband, sons, h Fi Salvador Mission, d May 18V8, m Pacftico. Mexico to Jens leadership position Church Auxiliaries BERG SUNSET LAWN Wilford Ence Wiitord Ence. 9T, Sal LakeC'N died June 24, 1977. m a local hospital Born Septem- - , ber X 1883 Richfield Utah to ; Gottlieb and Ml ' Caroline James Ence Married Born De j January & to tt Want! Temp Mother of eght served to many teaching Nephi Jensen Nephi Jensen, age 79, of 6334 Boxwood Road, died Friday in a Sait Lake ros- Pitrtl 1977, Fredrick and i Karen Johanna I Osen Peel FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATION 1771 47, 24, of cancer cemoer 30, 1929 Mt Pleasant, Utah, tp Orenw t low Cost, home f LOA William C. Potter, 84. Loa died at home. June 25, 1977 Born June 3, 1893, Loa, to William C and Alberta R Vaughn Potter. Married Mabel Brink eihctt, Dec 5, 1922, St. George LDS Temple Farmer, rancher Served 1 yean m Loa LDS Ward bishopric, supervised construction ot $125,000 amusement hail First turkey raiser in Wayne County Member, Wayne County Cattlemen's Assn Served LDS mission to southern states, 7 Survivors' wife, 5 sons, daughters, Zurrell, James ' Brink," both Loa, Mrs. Melt (Bonita) Taylor, Fremont, Wayne County, Mrs IMoodrow (Aria) Parsons, George, both Richfield, Mrs. Dale (Viola) Baker, Sandy; Mrs Keith ) Cooley, Mrs Ralph (Vlrgie) Arrington, both Tempe, Ariz ; D Waldo, Ivins, Washington County, Mrs. William T. (Geo) Black-ledgSmartville, Calit.; Dr, Al bert R , Carson City, Nev.; 54 grandchildren; 22 greatgsisrandchildren; 2 brothers, ters, Charles E., Murray; Addie Hophiens, Salt Lake City; Marzel-lForsyth, Teasdale. Wavne County; Mrs. May Taylor, Loa, Mrs Lionel (Alta) Mathews, American Fork; Mrs Clarence (Burl) Tanner, Springville, Angus R., La Verkin, Washington County; Mrs. Q David (Mildred) Hansen, Richfield Funeral Tuesday ) pm., Loa LDS Ward Ctwpel Friends may call at Springer Mortuary, Richfield, Monday 9 p m and at ward chapel Monday two hours before services. Burial, Loa City Cemetery San Marcos and former Salt & A Jan 27, . 1972 sis- ters, Mrs. Kay Courtney, Mrs Lila Whittenburg, both Salt Lake City, brothers, Hyrum S I vie, Palm Desert, Calif.; William B, vie, Greenville, Ky. Funeral Tuesday noon, Eastman's Evans and Early Mortuary, 574 E. 1st South, where friends call Monday 0 pm., Tuesday halt hour before service Burial, Mount Olivet Cemetery Lynch MIDVALE Lynch, 37, June2X the 0 Thomas Edward Gardenia Drive, of, 92 19$n i n t f a h Mountains, of 20, 1940, loaho, Frank Anna Devenes He mar- Lynch ried Mary Sait Lake City, they were later divorced Married Noreen Perede, later divorced He was a machinist for Kennecott Copper Corporation Member of the Murray Baptist Church He is survived by a son, Thomas E., Jr., of Riverton, Utah; parents, Twin Falls. Idaho, sisters, Mrs. Robert (Reta) Turner, of Turner. Maine, Mrs. Dennis (Jeanette) Wright, Denver, Colorado, Mrs Henry (Karen) Boemger, Westerly, Rhode Island Funeral services will be Tuesday, 2 00 p m., in the Goff Mortuary Chapel, 8090 South State, where friends may call Monday, 6 to 8 p m., and Tuesday, prior to services Burial, Midvale City Cemetery. Ruth B. Nielsen Brown Floral Co. 152? E 33rd So SALE All bedding plants Skyline Flowers, 3398 Highland Dr legal Notices NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PROJECT; FORMER ST. HOSPITAL USE OF BENEDICT'S COMPLEX, STATE BUILDING BOARD A public hearing will be conducted on June 27, 1977, at 7 X P.M. by the State Building Board pertaining to the former St. Benedict's Hospital Complex use bv the State of Utah, located at 3000 Polk Avenue. Ogden, Utah. The purpose of the hearing is to receive public comment and input on proposed uses of the and grounds, and buildings proposed assignments of office space to various agencies The hearing will be held in the Ballroom of the Ben Lomond Hotel located at 2510 Washington Blvd , Ogden, Utah. Parking will be available in adiacent area. Those citizens who have an in the are to attend project ana partici- interest invited pate. Wight Boden Married fra A Nielsen, Oct 25, 1941, San ) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received until 2 00 P M., Wednesday, July 13, 1977, by the Cierk-reasurer of the Board of Education of Salt Lake City, Utah, and will be publicly opened immediately thereafter in the Board Room at 440 East First South, Sait Lake City, Utah, for the construction of LDS Dec Church. Sunday chitect As preguafification for bidding on this work, each interested contractor shall till out and file with the Board, a Bidder' Form of Question nalre, not later than July 13, 1977 Questionnaire forms mav be obtained at the office of the Director of Buildings of the Board The work is to be bid uodef one general contract Qualified bidders may obtain drawing and specifications at the office of the Director of Butfdmg on or after June 24, 1977, on making a deposit of 100 00 per set, such deposits being refunded In accordance with conditions stipulated in the instruction to Bidders A certified check of not tess than five per cent (5) of the amount of the bid or five per cent bid bond must accompany each proposal, said check or bid bond being made payable to the Board of Educationof Salt Lake City, Utah it shall be mandatory upon the contractor to whom this contract awarded and upon any subcontractor under him, to oav not less ban the prevailing wage rates as established by the Industrial Commission of the State of Utah tor the area where the work is to be per funned lu all the lobuters, workmen, and the mechanics employed by them m theexecu tion of these contracts The Board reserves the right to reject any or all proposals or to waive any informality or techniralltv in anv proposal In the mteresf of the Board The Board of Education of Salt Lake City By W Gary Warmer Clerk Treasurer 440 Easl 1st South Salt LakeCity Utah (C J) 1962. LDS - School-'"- several years Active tn women's Democratic Party circles. Employe, Utah Tax Commission, flies division Survivorshusband, son, daughter-in-law- , Mr and Mrs Olen (Peggy Huber) Nielsen, grandchildren, Barry, Sean, Michelle, all Sandy; nephew, McDer maid, Murray Funeral Tuesday noon, Larkin Mortuary, 260 E South Temple, where friends call Monday 6 8 pm, Tuesday hour before ser vice Burial, Redwood Memorial Estates - Riverton, to Gilbert and Eliza P. M Myers Gwendola W. Jones ENTERPRISE, Washington. Count, Gwendola Wood Jones, 85, Enterprise, died June 24, 1977, in St George of natural causes Born Nov 10, 1891, Cedar Citv. to George Henry and Elizabeth Ann Bryner Wood. Married Daniel Lee Jones, Feb 28, 1911, Parowan; later solemnized LDS St. George LDS Temple, March , 1912. He died Jan. 1, 195. Member LDS Church Survivors 3 sons, 2 daughters, Claude Lee, Kearns; Chester Wood, Enterprise; Jessie W , EnMrs E. A. (Gwen) terprise, Planted, Lander, Wyo.; Mrs Arab (Rula) Martineau. Ogden; 32 grandchildren; 87 I 2 brothers, 1 sister, Wood, Preston (Pete) Wood, both Cedar Citv; Mrs. May Armstrong, Orem. Funeral I p m. Monday, Enterprise LDS Ward Chapel Friends may call at Boyer Southern Utah Mortuary, Cedar City, Sunday p m , and at ward chapel Monday II 30 am to service time. Burial, Enterprise City Cemetery Rulon Born Sept Grand 1892, Lyman Della Married to 18, 1909, Wash died May 15, 1959. Member He Centenary Methodist Church. S u r v i vors: sons, daughter, George W Lester L Mrs Louise J. Roennebeck, all Sal Lake City; Chester L., Md ; Mrs. Betty F Gienbury, 7 Daugherty, Payson, Ariz ; grandchildren; 39 greatg- randchildren, 3 Funeral Tuesday 10 30 am.. Centenary United Methodist 1740 500 East Friends Church, may call at Deseret Mortuary, 3 E. 700 South, Monday 8 p m , and at the church Tuesday half hour before service Burial, Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Maria K. Gregory Maria Leonard H. Green - AMERICAN FORK Leonard Howard Green, 77, 53 N 100 West itan rork. died at home Junp mii' 24, 197, after a short Illness Born Dec 26, 1899, American Fork, to John and Annie Proctor Green Married Birche Lenora Cummings June 9, 1919, Provo, later solemnized Salt Lake LDS Temple Actie m Utah Firemen's Assn Poultry and turkey raiser Former American Fork police officer Survivors wife, 4 daughters, Mrs Melvin (Joyce) Anderson, American Fork; Mrs Brent (Geraldine) Havcock, McCall. Idaho, Mrs William (Gloria) imber, Salt Lake City, Mrs James (Annette) Devereauk, Centerville, 11 grandchildren; 7great 2 sisters, grandchildren, Mrs Florence Dunyon, American Fork, Mrs Victor (Stella) Day, Salt LakeCity Funeral Tuesday 11 am, Anderson and Sons Mortuary Chapel, American Fork, where ft tends call Monday pm, Tuesday hour before service Burial, American Fork Cemetery Jasper J. Sumner Jasper Julian Sumner, 69, 580 W Capital St , died June 23, 177, in a local nursing home of a heart ailment Born June 3, 1908 Fort McLeod Alberta Canada, to Arthur Blunt and Addie May Whitaxer Sumner Married Maud Bedford. July 23 1945, Salt Lake City Member Seventh Day Adventist Church Retired heat engineer, Utah Gen oral Depot Survivors wife, son, Gerald Silt Lake City. 4 grandchildren brothers. Charles Arthur, Living itigfi, Mont , ueraig, Arcadia Fia Funeral Tuesday 2pm, Larkin Mortuary 260 E. South Temple where friends mav call Monday 7 8 pm. Tuesday hour behve vr vice Burtai, Salt LakeCity Cemet t y Ruth F. Schouten Elizabeth King Gregory, 100, 1014 Princeton Ave , died June 24, 1977, of causes incident to age Born Sept 23, 1876, Smethwick Sfatfshire. England, to William Arthur and Rosetta Ackerman King Married Samuel Austin, Dec 25, 1897 divorced Married John T Gregory, Jan 9, 1915 John and she homesteaded in Idaho a restaurant Operated in San Diego, Calit , and worked for several years in the 1930s and 40, as a cook at railroao construction camp She resided for many years in Ogden at 2616 Monroe Blvd and for the last 20 years at Salt Lake Cfty Member, Church of Christ, Scientist Survivors sister-law Mrs Arthur (Lillian) King, nephew, Richard King, nieces Mrs Ralph Mrs Arthur Wall, (Bernice) (Fay) King, all Salt Lake City, s and several and s Funeral Tuesday pm Larkin Mortuary, 260 E South Temple, where ft wmds mav cal Monday 7 8 pm., Tuesday hour before ser vice. Burial, Salt Lake City Cemetery , B. Nielsen Ruth Boden Nielsen, 60, Salt Lake City, died Jur 24, 197 7 Bom Aug 12, 1916, Brigham City, to Alvm Glen and Sarah Aretta Wight Boden Married Ira A Nielsen, Oct 2S, 1941 San Lus Obispo cam , tater solemnized, Logan LDS Temple Dec 27, 1962 LDS Church Member, Taught Sunday School several years Active in women's pemorrat Partv circles Lmploye, Utah Tax Com mission, Hos division Survivors husband, son dnugh ter in law Mr and Mrs Glen iPeggy Mr. and Mrs David Mayfield Melbourne St , daughter. Mr and Mrs Stephen M. Smith Ave , son Mr and Mrs. Mark S Paulsen 2220 E 3205 South, son. Mr and Mrs Jack C. Thompson, 0 East, son. Mr and Mrs. Gilbert Blau. Green River, Wyo , daughter. Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Hughes, 3538 Kathy Aye., son Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Nelson, East, daughter Mr and Mrs D Randy Orulhan East, son Mr and Mrs James A Gibson, 2626 Dearborn St , son Mr. and Mrs George C. Peacock, 1552 Sneddon Dr., son Mr. and Mrs Larry R Eikms. 180 W. 1950 South, Bountiful, son Butte Ackman. Married Berend John Schouten,, Nov. 30, 1935, r Salt LakeCity. 2890 Survivors: husband; son. Blame Berend, Salt Lake Citv; 7 grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Virgil (Fay) Lacey, Kansas City, Kan. Tuesday am, 10 Cottonwood Hospital Born Aug 24, 1903, Mercury, M and Elizabeth Steele Whimpev Married Owen Kay, Feb 27, 1924, Salt LakeCity He died, Jan 23, 1959 Survivors- 2 daughters, son Mrs Bemadlrte Peterson, Mrs Charles (Peggy) Weierman, Don, all Santaqum, 4 grandchildren; 2 2 sisters, Mrs Amanda Smith, Santaouin, Mrs Huber) Nielsen grarwti hildren, Barry, Sean Mictvile all Sandy nenhew. Ste pen Mi Dormant Muriay Funeral Tuesday noon Larkin Mortuary, ?60 E Stxith Tempie where triends call Monday a 8 pm, Tuesday hour be tote vr vee Burial, Redwood Memorial F spates Myra Mr and Mrs Frank H. Austin, Candlelight Ln , Midvale, son Mr and Mrs Terry D. Banger ter, 4395 S 4515 West, son. Mr. and Mrs Ronald J Crossman, 9555 S. 1300 West, Riverton, daughter Mr and Mrs Gerald T. Donaldson, P.O. Box 493, Draper, son Mr. and Mrs Richard C. Hag 0 man, East, daughter Mr and Mrs Dan C. Hogge, 3126 Hollyhock Hill, son. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Knight, 3753 S Atlas Wav, Granger, daughter. Mr and Mrs. Terry D. Langton, 1520 Redondo Ave , son. Mr. and Mrs. David R Schaefer-merer- , 3639 $. 5650 West, Hunter, daughter. Mr. and Mrs Tchu, 4767 W Thavn Dr., Granger, daughter 7756 McConnell, Washington Funeral Tuesday 1 p m Santaqum LDS Ward Chipel. Friends call Walker Mortuary, Payson, Monday W p m , and at ward chapel Tuesday Burial, Santaqum Cemetery. Jack R. Anderson FAIRVIEW, Sanpete County Jack R. Anderson, 51, Fairview, died in Granger June 24, 1977. Bom Dec. 5, 1925, Spring Ca nyon, Carbon County, to Arthur Wiliam and Selma Sceverenia Hansen Anderson. Married Rae One Mower, Fairview, divorced Sheet metal worker Member LDS Church Veteran, WW II Survivors: 2 sons, Clegg Ray, Navy; Rob Glenn, Fairview; brother, Guy Anderson, El Caion, Calif; Mis. Nellie McDonald, Granger. Funeral Monday 2 p.m., Fair-vieNorth LDS Ward Chapel, where friends call ( hour before service. Burial, Fairview Cemetery with military honors. Holy Cross Hospital Mr and Mrs. Robert R Bigelow, S. Wasatch Dr., daughter. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Brad-doc5749 $ 21 50 West, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hayward, 3250 Cantwell St., daughter. Dr. and Mrs. Gene Hodges, 67 W 300 North, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Martinez, 3621 Chetterleigh Rd., daughter. Mr and Mrs David L. Peterson, 6015 Paprika Cl., daughter Mr. and Mrs. David Wright, 320 Doreen St , daughter. Mr. and Mrs Virgil R. Burch, 97 W. 400 South, son. Mr. and Mrs. Aleiadro Reynoso, 150 Utah Ave , son Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Udv, 4872 S. 3095 West, son 1971 Sheila D. Pope VERNAL Sheila Deloris Pope, 70, Vernal, died at a Vernal hospital June 24, 1977, after a long illness. Bom June 4, 1907, Vernal, to Either and Anna Mitchell Pitt Married Wells L. Pope, May 78, 1932, Vernal. Survivors- husband, son. daughter, Larry W , Moses Lake, Wash Mrs. W L (Nine) Pease, Vernal 12 grandchildren; Mr and Mrs Dallon Day, 3668 Clermont Dr., Granger, son Mr and Mrs Caeser Paredes. 357 E 900 South, son Mr and Mrs Ray Marquez, 4689 Palmer Dr , Granger, son Mr and Mrs Thomas McNem-era- , 605 Leland Ave . son Mr and Mrs Thomas Wolters. 9652 2720 East, Sandy, son Mr and Mrs Edward Esparza. 815 Sherman Ave., daughter Area Death ANDERSON. Jock R 51, F air view, Sanpete County. June 24 DAVIES. Leslie James, 83, Mar Summit County. June 24, 1977 ENCE, Wilford, 93, Sait Lake City, June 24, 1977 GREEN, Leonard H , 78, Amen can Fork. June 24, 1977 GREGORY, Maria K , 00, I0U Princeton Ave , June 24, 1977 JACKSON, Vivian B, 04. Salt LakeCity, June 23. 1977. JONES Gwendola W ,85. Enter prise, Washington County, June KAY, Evelyn W SCHOUTt N 5460 Soutn P Rjth mm W 1977 n 5 June and therapeutic services at St. Josephs d a Hospital in Tucson facility with 1,100 employes and a $20 million budget. During her 13 years at St. Josephs. Ms. Oliver has served in a variety of managerial positions for the past six years. She has been director of staff development, coordinator of staff education and director of nursing. A member of the Arizona Hospital Assn, and a nominee for the American College of Hospital Administrators, she holds a bachelors degree in nursing from Texas Christian University and a masters degree in nursing from the University of Texas. She is working for a Certificate of Achievement in Hospital and Health Care Administration from the University of Minnesota. The Utah State Hospital position carries an annual salary of approximately $25,000. 325-be- In other action, board members approved a mental health plan for the next fiscal year, which sets priorities for future mental health grants and needs. Utah Students Win 13 Awards At National Skill Olympics Utahs high school and school students won College at Salt Lake City, were Joel C Barrow, second place, radio and TV repair; Tracy Kirkham, third place, heavy duty mechanics; Sheryl E. Konrad, third place, commercial foods, and Kim L. Bradshaw, third place, auto body repair. Other Winners Other high school winners, all third place finishers, were Mike Durtschi carpentry, Granite High School; Larry Miller, heavy duty mechanics, Jordan High School; Vem Meyer, radio and TV repair, Bingham High School, and Lewis DeLange, welding, Granger High School. post-hig- h 13 awards, including five first place medals, at the 13th National Conference and Skill Olympics of the Vocational Industrial Clubs ol America (V1CA) in Cincinnati, Ohio, held Tuesday through Friday. In post-hig- h school competition, first place winners were Steven S. Call, brick masonry, Utah Technical College at Salt Lake City; Ronald B. Jones, architectural drafting, Utah Technical College at Provo; Micki Rae Nielsen, dental assistant, Utah Technical College at Provo, and Carter L. Dillman, job interview, Brigham Young University. The high school first place winner was Wayne Pullan, extemporaneous speaking, Hillcrest High School Other winners in the college-ag- e competition, all from Utah Technical 900 SOUTH (SOUTH SIDE) This year's national conference and competition attracted more than 2,000 entrants in 36 different trades and occupations throughout the United States 900 SOUTH (SOUTH SIDE) cLIANUP AREA TRASH MUST BE OUT BY A M Connie and Mrs Desmont Thomas, N 600 East, Bountiful, daughter Mr. and Mrs Arme Augustin, 629 S 400 East, No 4, Bountiful, daughter Mr and M's Robert West, 1492 N 400 East, Centerville, son Mr and Mrs. Steven Christensen, PO Box 187, Centerville, son Troth must not out prtor to ty lore (xdip to wewi of Kccortl JULY UyNE.27-4.ULIL- 1 Complaints received by the 1 ake C'tv Polite Department dor the 2a. hour per ud ended at 9 saiunidy mclule SOUTH (NORTH SIDE; SIDE) NOSTH CSUfiTY COUNTY CLEANUP AREA CLEANUP 2 JCC f asi bkvk 1st Cfc JUNE Cl 1 rn by Soith AREA 2 1 tiosh Theft border- countV mg a m Jjfk. 8 WOO SOUTH S.L. Police Docket Negotiations mutf not b put out prtor to two wwki bofor pick-u- p Vtoiatart ubftct to proeecutni .8 Vktfotort ih Phoenix in Troi pmtTutton INcsvs l bo put HOP SOUtH (NON 23 7000 b'oek Lit B.Crt'f 1900 SUVNEP Jd'Dr 6' Capita M j u e 2i 19'? VAN LEEUWEN '97' Jf'rpmy SI jf Offer at TRASH MUST BE OUT BY 700 A M jyf MrjncFiy NX A M Z ixi T JUNE Trnch m(Jsl by 7 be 00 Out tools b rvcie Man iiWflfV 1500 wa.hir Eai day F Qhiand View Cir rxbirxk Street ZKt South South Temple block Indiana Avenue drvrr refrigerator DiY) - A spokesman for Kennecott Copper Corp Saturday reported that in continuing negotiations with union officials in Phoenix, Ariz., the company made a wage offer of 70 cents plus increases in the pension and supplemental unemployment benefits over a three-yea- r pact The present contract with the unions will expire ot midnight Thurs- Mondoy A JW-- SHANlEY KCC Makes CITY Mr. 963 92 MALMSTEN, Avis I , 86, Lake San Marcos, Calif., June 23, 1977 MYERS Edna L, 81, Riverton June 25, 1977 NIELSEN, Ruth B 60, Salt LakeCity, June 24, 1977 70 POPF D Vernal June 24. 1977 POTTFR A'lHiam C 8 Lo June 25, 197 I7M Kb DD taro, nn P Severn Dr JuneZ4 977 administrator of diagnostic day-to-da- Lakeview Hospital Santaqum, Thomas E , 37, Dr, Miavafe, June Ms. Oliver is currently the assistant . and Mrs Danny Nessen, U69S West Temple, son Mr. and Mrs Roy Graybill, 1186 Westminster Ave., daughter. 1977 LYNCH, Gardenia , 73, By Peter J Scarlet Tribune Staff Writer A Arizona woman was selected Saturday to be the new superintendent of the Utah State Hospital in Provo by the Utah Board of Mental Health. The naming of Yvonne Shand Oliver, of Tucson, to the position is a departure from past practice. Previous superintendents of the state hospital have all been physicians. A Manti native, Ms. Oliver was selected from among 40 applicants from across the nation. She will be y adresponsible for the ministration of the hospital. She replaces Dr. Roger Kiger, who was relieved of the position last February. Dr. Kiger has since been acting as interim superintendent, a position he will keep for an additional six weeks, when Ms. Oliver will assume her duties. She brings good solid administration experience to the position, said board chairman Dr. JackTedrow. She has a comprehension of hospital administration as well as good grasp of mental health treatment concepts. Mr 1977 June 25, Arizona Woman Named Provo Hospital Chief University Hospital 1977 ion, 24, Marks Hospital St. great granddaughter, sisters. Mrs Emy Carpenter, Salt Lake City, Mrs Belle Pitt, Vernal Funeral Monday 2pm, Vernal Mortuary, where tnends call Sunday 7 9pm, Monday hour before service Burial, Vernal Memorial Park 1977 Ruth son and Margaret 25, 1977. Wesley Jackson, Jan. and Mrs John R Killam S 3125 West, son Mr and Mrs Richard F Schmidt, 8894 S 1700 West, Wes Jordan, daughter Mr and Mrs Reyneldo Siever Ave , daughter Jr., Mr and Mrs Paul E. Krueger 305 Harvard Ave , daughter Mr and Mrs. H. Jonn Kikkert 933 E. 3940 South, son Mr and Mrs LeRoy Truitilo 3013 S. 9050 West, Magna, son. Mr and Mrs Michael Murphy 863 E 600 South, son Mr and Mrs Wendell C Murphy, 3760 S. 3375 West, Apt B Juab County, to Lewis and 61 55 8215 Evelyn W. Kay John 59 60 LPS Hospital SANTAQUIN Evelyn Whim-peKav, 73, Santaqum, died June Be8be Salt Lake Weather Data PreciDi tation tor 24 hour period ended Saturday at 6 p m , none Preopda lion tor June 06, accumulative deficiency, 107 Precipitation since 66 71 Mr Ruth Frances Schouten, 59, 4380 w Kearns, died June 25, 1977, at home Bom June 24, 1918. Salt Lake City, to Allen ' j 01 65 69 include- s grandchildren Funeral Mass Monday, 10 a m , GadauF Church, 715 West 300 9North Rosary Sunday, Neil O'Donnell .Mof30 "H.. rtuary, 372 East 100 South, where friends may call Sunday, 7 30 pm Interment, Mt. Calvary Cemetery. V Is- land. Neb., 5? Area Births Rudy, Becky Funeral Lydell Beebe Jackson, Lake City, died June 23, 62 Births reported at Salt Laki area hospitals during the period ended al i pm Saturday McDougal Funeral Home, 4330 S Rednwod Rd., where friends may call Monday p.m., Tuesday hour before service Burial, Valiev View Memorial Park. Jackson 64 6) Fair and continued warm wea- - mountain Sunday with a ther will be over the Inter few areasRegion of thunderstorms. Survivors: GRANGER Connie Shanley. 23, 4442 Charles Dr., Granger, died June 24, 1977, tn B. 54 Vigil El Connie Shanley Bluffdaie; Mrs. Mane Christensen, CedarCity; 3brothers, Don B. Walton, Granger; Richard Walton. American Fork; Douglas Walton, South Salt Lake; 2 sisters, Mrs Brent (Linda) Wassmer, Ontario, Ore ; Mrs Milo (Jacqueline) Collings, West Jordan Funeral Tuesday noon, Granger South 1st LDS Ward Chapel, 4634 W Harman Dr Friends may call Monday pm, McDougal Funeral Horne, 4330 S Redwood Rd , and Tuesday hour before services at ward chapel Burial, Valley View Memorial Park 69 03 Rlto, New MexShe died June 28, 193 Church , Isolated afternoon and through Monday Fair nights and mornings Continued very warm Highs Sunday and Monday m the 90s north to 105 to 110 extreme south Overnight tows in the 50s and tow 60s except 75 to 80 extreme south Saufttaacf Idaho Fair through Monday except tew late afternoon and evening thundershowers mainly southern mountains Overnight lows evening thundershowers 64 58 100 Nevada 01 great- LDS Temple Nurse, Valley, to 68 Colorado 87 Denver Grand Junction ... 98 Pacific States ico Mike, Keith 26 53 57 id1 Saw Lake City,- SaNy Atterbury, Simi Caltf ; 33 grandchildren; 3 Valtey, Jerald Shaniey, April 8, 1976, Salt 60 Extended Outlook Tuesday Through Thursday Utah fcneraiiy fair but with a tew afternoon and evening thunder showers Highs upper 80s to war 100 Lows 55 to 65 Nwda Sunny with near normal temperatures Lows 80s to mid 90s except 100 to 10b extreme south Lows mid 40s to mid 50s except 75 to 80 extreme south Southern Idaho Mostly dry and mild Highs 80s Lows 50s Wyoming Partly cloudy through the period with a chance of thunder showers mostly Tuesday and Wed nesday Highs m the 70s and 80s Lows in the upper 30s to mid 40s Nevada sons and daugh-- Jr' 43 70 1920 5, ters, Nick.r Benny. accident. Born Oct. 8, 195X Salt Lake City, to Leo Don and Beth Christensen Walton. 57 Mar Vigil, 80, died June a Grange, hospital. Bom Sept. 12, warne" 189, El RIo,W New Mexico, to ' Edumenio and Sophia Gatiegos Vigil. Married Mary Inez j an automobile hr. prec 24, 1977, m worker; principal of religion class in her ward when she was 17, teacher of religion class, Sunday school and Relief Society; ward and stake Primary president for many years. She was also a lifetime genealogical worker and , family historian Survivors husband, sons. Newell L., Murtaugh, Idaho; Dr Merlin G , Pleasant Grove, Allan J., Murray; daughters, Mrs R W (Joyce) Stott, Layton; Mrs Orr I. (Mildred) Larsen, Midvale, Mrs C R (Helen) Gardner, Billings, Mont ; 22 grandchildren; 17 greatPreceded in death grandchildren bv a son, Ellis Funeral Tuesday p m., Riverton 4th LDS Ward Chapel, 12574 S 1700 West, where friends may call hour before service Burial, Riverton City Cemetery. Vivian A t-- Jesus Maria Married Wilford J Myers. March 24, 1915, Salt Lake LDS Tem Lifetime ple Vivian 92. Salt Lake City, Ogden and Provo Fair and continued warm through Monday Lows in the lower 60s highs tn the Light wmo Proba brtity ot a measurable shower 10 per cent or tess through Sunday night Utah Fair northwest through Monday and partly cloudy south and east with widely scattered attei now and evening thundershowers Continued warm Lows S5 to 65 Highs 90 to 55 High both davs 80s Few afternoon arto Wyoming otherwise evening thunderstorms, clear to partly cloudy through Monday Not a warm in the northern and eastern portion lows Sunday night upper 30s northwest ot 50s east Highs Sunday miantv 80 and Mon day mid 70s to micMtts 45 J Lloyd. Married (Mattie) a r r i Leonard Mitche1!, March 6, 1946 He died Dec 9, 1950 Survivors two sons and two V Nobte Hinckley. daughters Mrs Max (Ruth) Nisonger, Mrs Sherman (Eiayne) Wing, all Provo, R Kay Hinckley, Orem, 12 grandchildren, 19 greatgrandchildren; two brothers John Ely Warner, Long Beach, Cant., T her on Lamar Warner, Provo Funeral services Tuesday, 11 Berg Mortuary, Provo am, Friends may call Monday 8 p m and Tuesday prior to services Internment Provo City Cemenv tery M 1896, 84, Salt 1977. Liberty Jefferson Elementary School, approximate location, 1092 South Third East, Salt Lake City, Utah, in accordance with the drawings and specifi cations a$prepared bv McDer ftiott Associates Inc., Ar- L. --M Luci e n r i e t Pearce Warner Married Lucan' Vivian Hmckiey, Dec 18 1907, Sait Lake LDS Tempie He ditd H RIVERTON Ebna Mary Lloyd Myers, 81, Riverton, died June 25, 1977, of causes incident to age Born Jan. 17, j Lynn, Valerie, daughters, Granger; parents, Sait LakeCity; grandparents, Mrs Ella Walton, Taught and Feb West Hospital Temple 27, Member, Edna f - to? George Samuel Dwight l Leeuwen Feb 2, 1922, Salt Lake LDS Temple He j died March 2, 1953 Active member, LDS Church Survivors- sons, Joseph L Jr , David, both Twin Falls, Idaho, Thomas, Taylorsville, Edward, Seattle, Wash daughters, Mrs Kyie (hartie) Lewis, Boise; Mrs Rowland (Mary Ann), El Segundo. Calif ; 29 grandchildren; 10 greatgrandchildren; brothers, Jake De Man, Murray, Pete De Man, Long Beach, Calif.; sister, Mrs. Ted (Hess) Van Dongen, Salt Lake City Funeral Tuesday 1pm, Cannon 7th LDS Ward Chapel, 934 Fremont Ave Friends may call Monday p m , Larkin Mortuary, 260 E South Temple, and at ward chapel Tuesday hour before service Burial, Lake Hills Memorial Park. Survivors: husband; Heidi2 Calif ; later solemnized, Logan MILDRED'S FLOWERS 867767 Aretta Luis Obispo, HELPING MAKE THE WORLD A LITTLE BETTER A F T D Florist We Deliver 2 JO East So 53l1900 Temple Anna Van Leeuwen LDS ' He pneumonia was bom March Ruth Boden Nielsen, 60, Salt Lake City, died June 24, 1977. Born Aug 12, 1916, Brigham City, to Alvin Glen and Sarah HUDDART FLORAL PROVOMartha Eunice Warner Hinckley, Provo, died June 24. 1977 m Orem Born Jan 24, in St. , 1885, Vanj Order of Eastern Star of Utah, member, Gloria Chapter No 19, OES Past officer. General Grand Chapter, OES Member of Knife and Fork Club, Ladies Literary Club. Survivors: daughter, Mrs Leonard (Mary Margaret) Chytras, Lake San Marcos, 3 grandchil4 dren; 8 Blending BryceCanvon Bulltrog CedarCity Coalville Delta Green River ... Hanks villa Moab Montioetto Ogden Price Provo Richfield Roosevelt Salt LakeCity St Georoe University of Utah ... 9? 96 Wendover Idaho Boise Burley .. .. Gooding Idaho Falls Martha Eunice Warner Hinckley ried Joseph! Lorenzo Malmsten, June 27, 1917, Ooden He died FLORISTS tom Wesi Manon Land and Cattle Manon Cattte and Horse Association At ttw lime ot his death, he was serving as secretary of Bouidervme Ditch, and board member of Baptist Community Bible Church, in Kama Survivors- wife, of Marion, several nieces and nephews Funeral services Monday, 1 00 pm, Baptist Communtiy Community Bibte Church, Kamas Friends may caii at Olpm Mortuary, Kamas, Sunday, 7 to 8 p m , and Monday, prior Interment. Manon Cemetery Famity suggests contributions be made to ttw Sait Lake Rescue Mission, 466 West 2nd South, Sait Lake City pany, tVtnher Wt 10 S9 accumulative deficiency, 2 10 Sunrise Sunday 5 58 9 03 MDT. sunset MOT, 24 low ReCom- Company, Anna De Man Van Leeuwen, 76, Jeremy St , died June 24, 1977, n a Salt Lake hospital of a long illness Born Mav 17, 1901, Rotterdam, Holland, to Pieter Hendrik and Hendrika Pieter-neliVan Vailen A De Man F BABCOCK Funeral services tor Clifford W. Babcock, will be held Saturday at 2 pm. in the Provo Community Church, 175 North University Ave , Provo Burial, Provo City Cemetery. DECKER Funeral services tor Naomi L Decker will be held Monday, 10 a m , Ft Douglas Post Chapel, 48 Ft Douglas Blvd Family requests no viewing Interment, Ft Douglas Cemetery. Funeral directors, Lindquist-BountifMortuary CAMERON Graveside ser vices for Elizabeth Victoria t Cameron will be held Saturday 2 p.m , Redwood Memorial 500 Estates, South Redwood Road, where friends may call one hour prior to services Funeral directors, Peel Funeral Home 5th So Morehouse Northwestern states, 1905 1907 Active m the Bov Scout program Active LDS Church and home teacher at time of death Survivors- daughter, Mrs J Bevan (Norma) Chamberlain, Salt Lake City; 5 grandchildren. s Marti B Chamberlain, Mr. (Carol) Wilkinson, Mrs Ted (Gail) Hanson, Juiw Chamber-lain- , all ot Salt Lake City; Mrs Stuart (Janet) Wilkinson. Los 3 Angeles, California. great grandchildren Funeral services, Monday, 00 pm, in the Grant 8th Ward Chaoel, 3400 South 1100 East Friends may call at Larkjn Mortuary, 260 East South Temple. Sunday, 6 to 8 p m . and Monday, at the ward chapel, one hour prior to services interment, Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park x' 'jCT Lake City res- s dent, died June 23. 1977, in San Marcos of natur- - & & ai causes Bom Dec. 6, 1890, Scipio, Utah, to Hyrum S and Maria Sorenson Ivte Married Victor TEMPERATURE CHART hr II hr Smith servoir poultry teed salesman & tor Draper QauF itv Feed Crossing guatd at Roosevelt Elementary School tor many vears Served LDS mission Avis I. Malmsten Funeral services It r Janet Perkins Ossman will be held Saturday 3 p m at the Eastman's Ekens 4 Early Mortuary, 574 East First South. Interment, Mt. Olivet Funeral directors, Cemetery Eastman's Evens 4 Early. THOMAS Funeral services for Robert Thomas will be held Saturday pm in the Jenklns-Soff- e Mortuary, 4760 South State Interment, Elysian Burial Gar dens. 364-554- former m Coalville Past secretary, A. 974 22. National Weather Service Data Weather will continue fair and warm over most of the Inter moun tain Region Sunday, with some scattered areas thunderstorm activity James and Ellen O ' D r i sc oil Davies. Married Elaine Paoheid, October 7, 1940, 1912, Salt Lake LOS Temple She died March LAKE SAN MARCOS. Calit -Avis Ivie Malmsten, 86, of Lake FUNERAL NOTICES Always the Finest" in flowers Born Sep tombe' 18 1894, in Manon, to Jessie B. Ramsev, April 3, Sunda- Mostly Fair and Warm in Area Summit County Leslie James Davie, 83, died Ju le 1977 at home causes inci dent to awe 24, of 1023 Thomas Edward FREE DELIVERY Leslie J. Davies MARION - The Scattered Thunderstorms ;ch MO bvld pginq at l SOUTh COUNTY EOKDlR o500 SOUIH c While full negotia- tions are being conducted in Phoenix, local issues talks between the union and Utah Copper Division are going on in Utah. -- M-- - |
