Salt Lake Tribune | 1979-10-23 | Page 35

r " Hr lt vrmmiiiiu'ui lAdditiunal obituaries on preceding page! Geraldine (Jeri) Lossee Dymock Doelle Cer'flmf "Jeri" Lossee D ..c.k Due!lfe, 4? beloved wife mother, dauQh-te- grand t f.'i Lf. Commander Jack E son USN retired, 64, husbandtamer Giec1 199, brother short leunerr-ia- inrsat a of h$ t home m Salt Lake Citv Bom Octooer 1913 in Cuwiev. Wyoming to 4, Bart;et o and tfllh Bank1 mother, sister and aunt, oasseo away Wednesday October 17 m idoO W79, Arabia. At the Dickson. Mar red Genevieve1 Mansfieid Juty 'I. 1944. in Washington. DC Memoer of the LDS Church tjrre of her Served hi$ country in the U S death she nad r Navy for 30 years. Veteran of recently World War ii having survived tne to Saudi attack on Pearl Harbor, De Arabia from Salt cember 1941. Retired with Rank of Lake City, Lt. Commander. where she aSurvivors: wife, Satt Lake City ttended her two daughters, one son, Mrs dauber Cathy's weeding. born March 30, 1937, Tooele, William (Lmdai Huss, Westlake Utah to jerry arid Florence Los- Village, Caiitornia, Mrs. John ses. Married G. Clinton Dymock. (Deboie) Hunter, Salt Lake City; August 26, 195$, in the Sait Lake Waiter Mansfieid Dickson, San TempleR Divorced. Married Jose, Caiitornia; three grandsons. Robert Doei'e Torrey, Utan, Joey Ryan, Walter, Jr.,- a daughSeptember la. 1978. Both Jeri attd ter Nancy preceded him in death Robert were employee by Aramco Also survived by Mrs Uki (Delilah) Dickson On Company m Saudi Arabia Members of the LDS Church Nishiyori, Vasnon Island, bom Jeri and Robert were active Washington, three brothers, tour :i: church affairs m Saud Arabia sisters, Ned B Dickson Los Throughout her life Jeri also Banos. California, Bart Dickson, served in Relief Society and as Jr., Stable, Washington; Gwynn chorister, drama director, music L Dickson, PuyanuP, Washingd'cector, teacher, organist end ton; Mis. Vernile (Ola) Wilcock, Road Show producer Sheasohad Mrs. Howard (Bernice) Jensen, Mrs Hared (Bessie) Tripp an many leads in tne Road Shows She a'so fulfilled a stake mission in Salt Lake City; V.r$ John (Barta) !he Tooeie StareGrchestre for five Toifon, Sea'tte Washington. Funeral services will be conyears She attended and graduated trym Tooee High School, where ducted Wednesday H OC a m Lawn. 2150 she was always active in school Beg Mortuary-Sunse- t activities including lead parts in East 1300 South, where friends p m. trie operettas and trombonist ir may ca.i Tuesday evening the schorl bano. Prior to going to and Wednesdav one hour prior to Saudi Arabia she managed the services. Interment Fo1 Doughs Rim Rrk Moei and Restaurant Cemetery wth military honors at Capitol Reef Naf.orai Park (r Southern Utah. Survwors husband. Robe R John B. Smith DoeUe, Saudi Arabia parents, Mr and Mrs. Jerry Lossee. Magna John B Smith, 67 died Oct. 21, Utah, daughter, Mrs. Mike 1979. ot causes incident to em(Terri) Pearson, Homeda'e physema Idaho; daughter. Mrs. Ron Born July 12. iCathy) Kendall, Salt Lake City 1912, to William on, Mr Todd Dymock Salt Lake E. and Elsie City; three grandchildren, Matth- Eyre Smith in ew. Cami, and Carrie Pearson. Beaver, Utah. Jfc Homeoaie, Idaho sister, Mrs Marned Jesscov v Wayne (Trudv) Foote, Magna, W. Jones, May five Utah; nieces. Vicki, Kaye. 15, 1936. in the Sherri, Jenni, end Andrea Foote, St. George Tern- - v v ; Magna, Utah; three sttphi!drer, pie. Resided and s Nicole, Giseia. and Mies Doene. worked as a Caiitornia. Funeral serv;ces Saturday the Tooe eJth Ward where friends may call one hour prior to services. Burial Tooeie City Cemetery. v :..? in farmer Beaver until Served m the U S. Army two years. Lived and worked in Comp'on, Calif , for 18 years, and in Salt Lake City for 7 years. Survived by wife; stepson. Robert B. Jones, Salt Lake City; Kathleen Farnsworth, sisters, Lynn Ralph , Beaver; Ediths Kent, Mesa, Ari?.; Zoia Dover, Cedar City; Nettie nuOer, Midwar brother, Kenneth Smith, Las Vegas. Nev.; three KEARNS Lynn Ralph grandsons, many nieces and Greathouse. 22. of Kearns, died nephews. October 20. 1979. Funeral services will be held at Born January p m., Wednesday, Oct. 24, In the 1957 in Salt 20, Beaver First.Ward Chapel, where Lake City, to friends may call one hour orior to J D. and Shirley services. Interment, Beaver City Fairbourne Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, Greathouse. donations may be made in his Member LDS name to the Utah Lung Associaan Church. Was tion, 1616 S. 1100 East, Salt Lake Eagle Scout., City, Utah 64105. Student at Uni versity of Utah. o m. at 1942. Greathouse Survivors parents, Kearns; Jesse brother, Stanley Danielsen Stanley Brent Danielsen, 25, D Greathouse, Fresno, Califordied Oct 20. 1979, while on a nia; sisters, Mary Petersen, Mrs. hunting trip Wi'liam (Kathy) Nagy, both Sait Bom Sept. 7, Lake City, Carol Greathouse, 1954, Sait Lake Kearns; Mrs. WJ. (Lynne) City, to henry Feicher, West Jordan; fiancee. and Loia Wilson Maureen Grace Jensen, Bountiful, Danielsen. Magrandparents, Alice Greathouse. rried C indie Sait Lake OS; Mary Fairbourn, EatcheM, May Meridian, Utah 20. 1977, Salt F uneral services Wednesday Lake LDS Tern 00 D.m., Kearns 19th Ward. 533 ole. Veteran, Heath Ave. Friends may call U S. Army. Ap m McDougal FunTuesday in soorts ctive eral Home, 330 South Redwood, and outdoor acand Wednesday one hour prior at tivities. Garcnurch. interment: Sunset Survivors' dens of the Valiev wife. Tavosvite: mother, Mrs Bill (Loia) Parker, Phoenix, Arix.; brothers, Randy. Phoenix. Ariz ; Gary, Lake City; sis Benjamin Devev ters, Mrs. Richard (Alice) AlBates mond. Salt Lake City; Terry Lvnn. Phoenix, Am ; half brother, Billy Beniamin Devev Bates, age 83, Parker, Phoenix, Anz.; granddied October 22, 1979 at a local mother. Mrs. Alice Wilson, Soda hosoital. Idaho. Springs, Born Octohei Funeral services, Wednesday 6. 1916 at Amine, p.m , Soda Springs. Idaho. LDS Utah the sun o Stake Center. Friends may cal' at Leonard the Deseret Mortuary, 36 East 700 Bertha Devev 8 South, Salt LaxeCltv. Tuesday Bates Marneo p m., and at the stake center tc. MarBeatrice Idaho Wednesoa v one no r pr ior to kham April 24. services, interment. Soda Springs, 193 at Evans Idaho cemeiery. ton. Wyoming He worked at Dugway Proving Wallace Henry Ground tor 23 years. Worked OREM Wal ace Henry Strate. for Levitts Fur58. died Oct 21, 1979, in Provo. niture Co. for 5 years. Member of Born June 10. LDS Church the 1921, Survivors: widow; daughter and CarbonSunnvside, County, son. Mrs Dnyg as (Joy Lynn) to Abraham C Hydnck, Florence, South Caroliand Ina Brough na, Roger Bates- Sait Lake City Strafe. Married ir. him daughter, Marcia.oreceded Millie Schauf-tele- . death. Three grandchildren: three She died sisters, Mrs James (Mary) March 1951. Grant, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Kith Ons) Manning, M'dvaie. Utan, Madeline Ann Mrs. Francis (Huda) Puney, Peterson JenkAmerican Fork, Utah. ins October 1959 Funeral services will be hed Served ft the. Thursday at 1:00 pm. in the U S. Naw, WW McKay First Ward Chapel, 1391 II Received B S. Park St. Friends may call at the in eectricai engineering Russon Brother Mortuary, 255 degree Employed as electrical engineer South 2nd East, Wednesday 8 at Geneva Steel Company 24 p.m. ana Thursday at the ward one years. hour prior to services. Interment: SurvivorsstepOrem; widow, Elysian Burial Gardens. Dr. M son, two stepdaughters. Dougias Jenkins and Mrs. At (Jackie) Seetha'er. both Sandy; and Mrs Max (Carol) Anr McCorLucille Ruth mick, Boise, Idaho; stepmother. Mrs. Kathryn W. SHate, Ogden; Haskins Geordge three brothers and two sisters, St. George, Strode, Jim LuciHe Ruth Haskins Geordge. jack 5V died October 20, 1979, in a local Strate. Price; Ahe Strate, Ogden; AuroEdward Mrs. Smith, (Ada) hospital. Born January 3, 1920, Living- ra. Gxo.; Mrs. Jack (Lucme) ston, Montana, to Clarence V. ano Pressed East Carbon. Ruth Moberg Haskins. Married 11 Funeral services Wednesday at a m. at the Berg Mortuary of James Chester Geordge March 2. 1941, Livingston, Montana Provo, 185 E. Cenipr St., wnere friends may call Wednesday prior Former nurse's aide. Holy Cross to services. Interment, Orem City Hospital. Active Women s Missio nary Union Member, member Cemetery. Senior Adult Group, First Southern Baptist Church of Kearns. Oliver L. Scovel Survivors- husband, Kearns, son David Lowell, and one OGDEN Oliver L. Scovei, 90, grandchild. Alisha Kimberly. it., d ec Ort. 22, 1979, at Hawaii Gardens, California; one home. nis brother, three sisters, Wayne HasBorn sect 18. 1889. Shoshone. kins, Ltvmgston, Montana; Heen Idaho, to Oliver L. and Ester A $hflett, Wenatchee. Washington. Alexander Scovei Married Violet Fern Mottatt. Hawaii; Frances Brown June 6, 1924, in the Satt Haskins. Boulder, Montana. LDS She died April Lake Temple. Funeral services will be held 1945. Married Maude Dmsdae Tuesday at 3 p.m., at the First 5, 12. 1946, in Salt Lake Dec. Clark Southern Baotist Church of Kearns. 4445 West $175 South, City. Retired as a machinist tor where friends may cail after 11 the Union Pacific Railroad. Lived m Kamus, Caiiente, Nev , and a m. Funeral directors, Berg MorEvanston, Wvo , prior to moving tuary, Sunset Lawn to Ogden Memoer 52nd Ward and was a high priest. Survivors: widow, Ogden; two sons and two daughters, Oliver L. Olive Wade Blake Jr., Ogden; and Herbert L , BounOlive Wade tiful; Mrs. Vernon (Maoel) Moo ) St GEORGE Bake. 68. died October 20, 1979 at ing and Mrs. Donald (Louise) her home. Hall, hoh Ogden; one stepson and Born March 21, 189?, in Parsley. three stepdaughters. Roy Yorkshire, England, to Soiomar Portland, Ore.; Mrs. and Elizabeth TruemanWade. She Harold (Viola) Evans and Mrs 68 Harmd (Marva) McFarland, both had lived m the United States years. Married Royal Hollis Ogoen; and Mrs Hovd (Arlene) Biake, July 8. 1915, In the St. Brown, Hvrum; 79 grandchildren; one George Tempie. He died June 3, 34 1963. brother, Cyrus Hughes, Sait Lake Survived bv sons, Hollis W. City. Funeral services Friday 11 a m Blake, Norman Blake. St George, Lester Bane, Ben Blake, both at the Lmdouist ano Sons MorCedar City; Thomas Blake, Boul- tuary, Ogden, wtwwe friends may der City. Nevada; Darnel Blake. call Thursday P.m. and Friday Orem; daughters. Ramona Car prior to services. Interment. puffier, Viola Looer, St. George; Washington Heights Memonal Silvia Pece. New Harmony, Park Washington County Utah. Anne Funer. China Lake. Calif; 4J Sf II av.r' Strafe Married - grandct.i idren, grandchildren, 107 and three great Wednesday October 23, 1979 at 1? OH noon in the St George ?n Ward Chapel Friends may call from 0 30- - U 30 at the Spusbury and GraH Mortuary. Burial. S George Cemtry Funeral dirac tors SPMsburv and Graff Dallas Hunsaker Dallas Hunsaker, 21 died October 19, 1979, in an auto accident Born November 7, 1957, In Utah, to Arthur Karl and Heien Dowd Hunsaker. Married Sandy Auger. Seof. 9, 1977. He was a graduate of Grand County High Scrvooi. 1976, member of the LDS Church, he was a miner, emp loved by Rio Aigon Mines, n member of the Operating gmeers Union. Surivivnrs wife, Moab; daogh lers, Brandi Lee. and Jennifer Joan, Moab; parents, Arthur K Hunsaker, Salt Lake; Mrs. Helen Cnauman, Moab; two brothers Arthur and David, both Moab one smrer, Mrs Shari Beck. Moad grandparents, Mr and Mrs. M Stork,. Moab. Wanda and Art Hunsaker, Dewevvlne Utah Funeral servics wnl oe Tues day, October 23. at the IDS Cnanei m Moab. 4th North, at 10 a m interment, will be Sunef Vmor ,,i r emetery. Moah MOAB x- Melvin DeMille great Active great grandchildren member of the LDS Church. funeral tervues will be he.d - Melvin DeMille a EPHRAIM ormer Fphram resident, parsed wav Oct. 16, 1979. in Lancaster. CaiH., of natural causes. Born Nov. 19, 1902 in Manfj. Utah, to Monrot and Eieanora Jensen DeMille Married Mabel A noarson Member, LDS Church Worked as foreman at Hill Field Air Force base Survived Or one daughter, Mrs. John L (Faun) Christensen, Lan caster, Calif.; four grandchildren; four sisfour ters, Lona Langton, Alameda, Calif; and Florence Anderson. Cinda Bulow, Metvlna Fouister, all of Provo. Graveside services will be held Wednesday p.m., in the Ephraim City Cemetery, where friends may call Wednesday, one hour prior to services, at the Neal Funeral Home Interment, Ehpraim City Cemetery. CleoneSidwell Rowe - Cleon, SPRtNGVILLE Rowe. 55, of Sutton Summit. Aniona and former Spnngvitit resident died Saturday. October 20, B. 1979 Funeral services. Wednesday October 24. 11 a m., in me Kcxob LDS Stake Confer, Sonngvlt.t. Uh. Friends may call af the Wheeler Mortuary m Springvinr Tuesday evening 7 9 p n ' wed rwsdav 9 JO tcrIO JO a m mre nf u Ml pending Bingham OGDEN Norman 3 fling ham, pres'dent ci Utah Tai ermg M'tis and oromi. nent Ogden businessmen, d October 21, atter Norman v fr ed Scroav i Otf 21, 979, off heart Mr Bingham, 72, of 1550 Maue Dr., dK) in a Salt Lake Ciiv hospital He was 10. bom Ma-c907. Wilson Lane. Utah, a son of Erastus and Bingham He was reared m Wiison, ano attenoed Weoer County schools. Graduate. Ogden h'gh ' School attended Weber State Col lege; graduate. Brigham Young University with a Bacheor of Arts degree While at BYU, wws a; memLof yf the Tau Sigs and business manager of the Banyan Student Pubiira'on. He was mar-- ; ned Aug 27, 1936, In Ogden, to Meiba Bramwel. Mr Bmgnam began his career as a salesman tor tne Utah Woo an Mills In 1934 together witn J. Clyde Bevhier, he organized the Utah Tailoring Mills in 1948. he founded Men s Ciofhmg. Mtirh was sold m i97l. in 1951, he heloed found the Western Mortgage Loan Corp., and has served as vice president and director in 1958, he helped found United Savings and Loan, and had been vice president and director. He was also vice president and director o Great Western Mines Co. He had been active in civic affairs, and had been a charter member and oast president of the Ogoen Exchange Club, and had been awarded the Book of Golden Deeds, in 1957, he served as president of the Greater Ogden Chamoer othCommerce. ana in 1959, was awarded the Honorable Order of Kentucky in 1965. he served as president of the Ogden Goit and Country Club He had been chair-rr.:of the United Fund Drive of Ogden and had served as a director for tne Sait Lake Bees Baseball team. At the time of his death, he was president ot the Utah Tailoring Mills, and honor-archairman of the McKay-DeHe was a Hosoitaf Foundation member of the Ogden Golf and Country Club, the Weber Club, and the Weber Stare College Wildcats Club. He was a member of the Ogden 43rd LDS Ward, where he was an eider. Survivors: widow. Ogden; two N. Barry sons, two daughters, Bingham, Boyd b. Bingham, both Ogden; Mrs. Deric (Pamaiyn) Hook ins, Sait Lake City; Mrs Don (Jana Denise) Holder, San Dego, Calif.; 12 grandchildren; brothers, sisters, Claude E. Bingham. Bur-leIdaho; Merlin L. Bingham, Houston, Tex.; Mrs. Vera deWit, Sparks, Nev.; Mrs. Don (Eiva) Elliott, Orem.- Mrs Wiiuam (Edna) Parke, Portiano, Ore. Funeral services Thursday, p.m., Lindquist & Sons Colonial Oepwi. Oon- Friry) mav call at the mortuary, Wednesday, p.m., and Thursday prior to services. interment, Washington Heights Memorial Park. Contributions mav be made to the McKay-DeHospital Foundation James Franklin 'Frank' Farmer James Franklin Farmer, 85, 4523 ' lest! Obiluuric Jack Ellis Dickson ad i'Hrjr J y "Frank" Ribbon Ln. (2070 bast), passed Oct. 21, 199. in Salt away Lake City. Born Nov. 9, 1693. Nephi, Juab County, to Frederick H. and Charlotte Ames Farmer. He married Aieene Miller in 1921 in Salt Lake City A veteran ot WW I. U S Army, he was an active member and officer in Barracks No 3089, Veterans of World War I of the U S A Member Grand Lodge of international Association of Machinists. Member Utah Rose Society Was a recipient of a spec al award tor volunteer work at the Veterans - H.r.'U, i! NOTICE ror '.UcU'l no 9 M A U1 li'' a. id OiKfTi satOl' r itvd pi C i,h i. ivdE- i Bu-v- V (9az lYp4 bio-- WM (v Chrysler Dtxlue 4 V"' I4h.i 4d4JV H.V (Bill) Deegan William L. (Bill) Deegan. 22 Our Beloved Son, Husband and Brother, died October 21. 1979. of an accidental shooting while deer hunting. Born January 6. 1957, to Patricia F. and Wham E. Deegan He married Ke'iy Knight, in the Summerot 1979. Survivors- wie; mother and father; twin brother, Robert; six sisters, Teresa. Tina, Patricia. Rene. Mary, Brenda; his son, ana William Jr.; granantoihers, numerous re atives and friends. Graveside services win be heid Wednesday at 10 00 AM. at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Friends mav call at the Neil O' DonneM and Sons Mortuary, Tuesday trom .00-- uu p.m. FLORISTS Brown Floral Co. We Care Because You Do "Always the Finest" m flowers 364 5544 5th So. HYLAND FLORAL 1995 South Rk1aoc0 Roan Vm Dr Vm WP4i Cepri HT Vm i ; F 6 j GAf At i i 7U ,M Bill'd 'V fO si Kui h Si ir or S.'lt L.sed or' iv 9 t'.itr' V7V ??ff i L'oU' Nelee Ot Il if BANKRUPTCY N,e.nn,t Pi e..r L Oi 196V ( hov Impale Vm 164492029724 Wpm L&L Moloi Co. 193 N 2i'dtav! Roosevelt 9a8 F ord ? Dr VinUTP0105l C 1961 Chev 54K 11964 Pictru5 ViP 3 30 OF Main Verna p m Utah Motor Co 1968 Buick Wildcat Vm 46a87HC1244 4 00pm. Slims Conoco. 400 E Main. Verr,tJi Unknown Jee Ptrkup Vm ?t0dA!4?,8? 4 30 o m Showader Motor Co 100 E Mam, Vt'iia-1V6Pontiac Sia Wgn. Vm 162S50395 4 5u p m City Body bbop. 6S S Vernal Ave. Vei nai i 3696K 81 dh5 1966 Chev. 4 Dr Vm the purchase price to be payable in (awful monev of the United States of Amert a t he seller reserves the right to b a Dated this 9th day of Octob?r 1979 STATE TAX COMM'S b'C'N Phillip E P'otTer bHre!ary, State Tax Commission ' laborers AH BOARD OF EDUCATION OP BOX ELDER COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT David N. Morrell Clerk C 65 TO BID INVITATION Sealed proposals will be received at the Purchasing Department, University of until Utah vember 1, 11 199 00 A M., tor the No- of FREQUENCE SYNTHESIZER ? ANIMAL FOOD 3 FLOPPY DISK SVSTEM I CENTpirUGE 4 LE TRU.At REMODELING DATIENT MON! 6 E ft TOR BlOOOCELL 7 PROCESSOR TEXT FA PER SK WEP LINE BOOK 8 9 10 installation PFMOOF.LINO ELECT POL Y TE ANALYZER BLOOD GAS ANALYZER 13 MECHANICAL TESTING M A CHINE As per Ust and sPifhcaions obtainable trom the Purchasing Department Ftie right is reserved to ai or rirvt nv nr all prnposals ind to waive any ininformality or technicality of any the proposal in the interest I 12 University Only proposals giving a (inn quotation end prooer'v Signed wih ijo accepted. But documents and spec wnl be furnished uoon reguesl r ROY B PETERSON P(. PCHmSINC AGE N r UNIVERSITY OF UTAH 97 REQUEST FOR ARCHITECTUR AL PROPOSALS On November 8, 1979 at 16 00 a m m Room 301 of tne City and County Building, Salt Lake Cfy Corporation will open proposals m for architectural services connection with the proposed renovation of the leth Ward buiidmg located ar IN West soo North. should be Proposals submitted at Room 200, City and County Building, Salt Lake City. Utah 141 II poor to 5:00 p m. on November 5, 1979. Proposals must contain at least the follow mg: 1 ) the name of the firm: 2) a summary of similar work performed by the firm; 3) a list of the firm s principals and a summary of their credentials; 4) a schedule for completion of working drawings (the timetable should assume a December 1, 1979 contract date), 5) a firm, fixed price (not to be used as the sole determinant in the selection process). Additional information may be obtained from the Office ot Program Coordination, Room 315, City and County Building, Salt Lake City, Utah Mill, in person or by calling C 55 TO CONTRACTORS Seated bids wM be rece-vebv the UTAH STATE BuU.D ING BOARD for PARKING LOT AUDI T IONS AND PAVE MENT IMPROVEMENTS UTAH STATE PRISON, Drap er, Utah Bids will be m accoroante will) Drawings and Spcndua Hons prepaed hv Caldwell, and Richards & Sorensen same mav be obtained trom Uah $140"' RESIDENTS met Lhry mv;t .vi L the new 0 Liad-urdef in Bank' oph v ( tut'- atpr(1' nn.ne any. images than sh enht n.pti y It v;m .tt w tn debts and ai iniceia-. whjf to do ttvn oh Nj iPd gn tor ntt ti il c.on-at'pr THPOUGw fPiDA'r 1216 eat h cut and A'ami'C grinding sa'aiui saubagu WE BUY H'DbS Vj Sidle 250 7932 or 532 4.1' SO Phone 328 Utah State Buiidmg reserves the right to reied any or at bids or tc The Board waive any formality or techm hi inv bid in the interest of the State. me AH laborers, workmen, cality chanics and apprentices employed on this proiHt shall be paid not less than the general prevailing wage rates as determined by the industrial of Utah as set Commission orth tn the schedule m the Contract Documents UTAH STATE BUILDING BOARD NATHAN WOOLEY, DIRECTOR $140 2568 AND PROCESSING Hvqeia Ice I208E. 2100S 46 OiXn 9am topn' days wk DEER. Cut, wrapped and frozen Eniov the Itnest in Saiami, ham Kellers and Jerky 25 South 575 West Meats WestBountdu292 75J DEER CUT AND WRAPPED HOME Bonoiess steak chops ancf rout'd East So. West and S areas of SL 566 08ft r heads HUNTERS, 01 ycxir fle mounted ai up lo a 40 discount. High qualify mounts guaranteed La'l 29? 9040 roa-- CUTTING Sausage and Jerky 56 3094 J 362 So 1J8 west HFLP WANTED FOR DEER Feuer Meats 92 8511 SU 0 utility frailer, St 75, call m M 5 Oerso6 5 cost siSO. conef. 7668 ah. 5 JO PROCESSING," llOr'So Magna DEFR 74'b West, ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS Sat Lake (.aunty Snwerage Dist No I 2S9P South 95C East Draper, Utah 84020 separate sealed B'DS tor t e construction of "Sewage Co!ectron System Exensions 0 Section 17 ", consisting of Axtenyions to hie existmq system Rive-oSouth Jordan, Draoer, and Biuttdd'C, will be received Dv Salt Lake County Sewerage Improvement Oi'' No I a the ottice ot Lmke and Associates, 40 West 2941 South, Sut, LMah A.M uinti (Standard imp! November 13, 1979 and thnn at strid office puonclv The owned and read aioud DOCUMENTS LON T RAC T may bt examined at the foi locations Templeton, lowing 0 West Linke and Associates. Salt Lake 29sy both Street, Lily Utah 841 ) ( onies Of the CONTRACT m.v be ot DOCUMENTS tamed at the office o4 Templeton, Linke & AsscKiates located at 40 West ?9$0 South, Salt Lake, Citv, Utah upon pay menl of 50 00 for each set. Any BIDDER submitting a complete bid on tne protect, upon returning such set within 20 days of bd opening and in gond condition w.ii be refunded his deposit 4or cim set of oortnnonis Any or BIDDER wtn addi will tv retunod his deposit tor each set returned in good ryndition Withm ?0 davs of Hie tnd opening 0 toper 16. 1979 WS Mickelsen C 92 D'stric Manager REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL R. fiona sts 520 00 of OCT 79 AUCTION BY ORDCR OF STATE OF UTAH HFAVY EQUIPMENT, TRUCKS, automobiles OCTOBFR 31 9;n STATE FAR GROUNDS PREVIEW OCTOBER 9 AND NO MINIMUNS NOREsfRVES SMJU.OdU IN EQUIPMENT CALL TODAY FOR CaTal.OG 355 HOMES AT THE MOBILE NW STRATEGIC STORAGE DEDEFENSE CENTER. POT. OGDEN, UTAH GOV ERNMENf WILL FURNISH MOBH E ALL REQUIRED HOME SUPPLIES AND 3300 RESTAURANT AUCTiCN Over 5100.000 valuation to be AuLtioned to hiqhes Didders SF TRUNZO AUCTIONS CALL 3 355 3300 LOST AND FOUND 1500 East Creek FOUNDnear Rd , horse. Call 943 7444 to and Caim. identity FOUND WRIST WATCH NEAR 94th South and 7th OWNED GOVERNMENT 30 WUNZO AUCTIONS SF .979 3t, M MST THE FORE 5 00 P FE DERAL EMERGE NC Y MANAGEMENT AGENCY RE QUESTS PROPOSALS CON STANDBY FOR FOR STORAGE TRACT(S) MAINTENANCE PREdS PATCH REPAIRS. MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING OF KEN YOUNG 2300 AUCTIONEER- RE(EiPT BE PROFOSAL Date PUBLIC AUCTION 27 10 d m Debtors 1C5I N JfUSTF'AL WAY ORE M, UTAH Sei'ing milling, elactntdl me:. 50 ion compactor (wet or dry) rouuh terrain forklitt, rao , ax4 6 forks, tloata non CO K ore cars, ronvAyor$ weirt: r, 300 amp Tig gas atfach-ment(Miner ; welder, 200 amp on wneeis), Miner inHMjntpd assorted weidng rods, steei work oenenes, tools misc ); misc. nuts a'd boils, a sies; e.ec. switch boxes (misc. sizes); appro. 3X inns ot concentrates, containing platinum gmn indium rhodium; many more items too numerous to mention INSPECTION FRIDAY, Terms of sale: cash, certified checks with checks, personal bank letter of credit SAT., OCT To SdtisN East 57 vounq wr.it ma e, veiioweves Capito Hiii 355 99f9 FOUND Bown and white span ic, tern, Sandy area. 5?7 0560 , FOuND-Cat- REWARD-LOS- PICK UP 3 year old St. Bernard Coihe MATERIALS 10 8, mix. White muzie with b:ack R F P AT Bl DG DEPOT OGDFN, DEFENSE UTAH OR REQUEST R F P. TO NWSSC, BY WRITING PO BON 27. DDO, OGDEN. REFER TO UTAH 84407. H 4329 THE PROPOSAl RESERVES GOVERNMENT REFUSE TO THE RIGHT LATE ANY OR ALL BIDS BDS WILL NO1 RE AC KEN CONTACT CEMTFD KOOP, JACK TOMLINSON LINDA ANDREWS, CR 1 1 I EPHONFS 399 7a?1 1801 OK iH'll) 6h 3412 PUBLISH 01 T iO 31. 199 it H NOTICE OF TRUSTEE Uoi"lv S SALE desriiMd to"iW'iii hu wul t ftold at putt'ir non to the highest bidder a the south flour lower level 01 the Sait ake Conn Court house ? 40 East 400 South. Sit Utah nn the uh lake day fit November at ttn hour of 9 00 AM ot sad day 2ft WaHaf e of AH Let an- Cf. accord mg to ttm oUifial plat Sad Lake County, State of Utah Purchase price payable m lawful money of the Ufiilrd States this loth day ot Daty1 lotxr. Oc 1979 TSCHANZ rustfe for Aetna F mance Company ROGf R T C 86 NOTICE TO BIDDERS GLOTHlRMAi WELL DRIL LING Monroe City. Utah, is accept mu BuH lor (he drilling of a Test meet ion Geothermal Well spec Hu aliens Drilling arc available Horn the ( it v s proe1 Representative I .! Huh- rt,J WH ?2o hr ( H ,iti! wv Novrp'Hrr .ty reserves tU tev ei al' (Mil-2 ' Mem igUt t t aa. E 7w0 So RE WARD 942 51J9 LOST Dog, chocolate vicm Sli vl, 58? 936? or 3rd Ave LOST Black and white Itri) co) he. Nikki Reward, lOST Biak Lab. sih-e- lohtr, ext LOS1 Large ban g,e v.ed O den ornriment 4 Reward foi return V2 ?.52 award 750 706. 364 2000 H lOST PAGrRS lid fur any pager he General ( ait 5 d i'X) ihmslmns ,1 Se'Jiii ifiM'e osT St.viiK 1. a ir lM is W 5M; $.1 few. mg to FAULT INFANT PLACID OFF THE "FLAT Y available Kearns 355-333- e Lgai Clm.r. ot PARKLR McKEGWN & McCONKlE Al TURNEYS AT LAW Troilev Sauaie At & Midvaie 363-551- finftte PERSONALS OPEN LETTER to UTAH LI OUOP CONTROL COMMISSION On Wedne dav, October ?4. you are holding a meehnq to discuss the wav the ftOG ft ordinance should be enforced or measured As it starts now, 600 ft. 'S measured as the crow hies. It is to know the protection you have provided crows from the 600 ft. radius rule. NOW FOR PEOPLE: know ot no one who fhes to a Utah restaurant for a of or a mixed drink wine q'ass with dinner Therefore, f would tike to suggest vou consider this. As the law stands now. the front door of a school can be directly 600 ft. down the sidewalk trom a bar or private dun. and be within the law. In many cases in Utah, it makes no difference if children or adults ride or walk many feet over the 600 ft. figure wthouf tresoassmg to arrive at which mav the establishment dispense liquor or wine to a customer having dinner. Our problem is not unique. 550 ft We are approximately trom a school as the crow Hies, however, without trespassing and climbing a fence, vou must wa'k al least twice the 600 ft. requirement to arrive at our restaurant In trom the school. PLEASE your determinations, making of how to measure 600 ft., keep these things in mind We have had 100s ot customers ask tor wine or a mini botte with dinner and we are unable fo accomodate them. We a'so know tor a tact that any similar business which has a iguor license to accommodate their customers will have at least more vo'unie than one with out Why Piease, let's have an ordmace that can at least take these and other reasonable stu rations into consideration when application for a license is made The Commission meeting reqard-;nthis ord'oa'ice wilt be held 00 Wednesday, 0 t 24, 1979, pm at tne State Caoitol. Room 303 The public uraefl to abend and make its views known Signed KEN KNIGHTON Owner DaVmri'ft Restaurant 2020 East 3100 So PAID POLITICAL ADVERT ISEMENT PLEASE CHECK YOUR AD!! AGENCY NEWSPAPER makes every Htort to avoid erEach ad rors m advertisements is varetuily (Perked and proof-rthul when hundreds of aus are processtd each day. mistakes do si p hrouuh We ask, there-orthat you ( heck your ad the F'RM dv it appears and imnv d'.tleiv reix-rny error to tnt C Lt pa' tnwHit hv trhng We rtHjrel that we (an t .h.t le teyponstb e ur more than insertion it irworre, jay's vou d" (pl the error to our THE Tti.nik ONI HOSPI'ALIU-BRiNG THtM hove: ' to QUALITY CARE Out-o- s Otk-r- )30u So 60 West Visa MdSter 254 West ?37 2j6J BABYSITTING my home, day or mght $6 a day met meals and Must snacks. be permanent If interested ca employment 4237 363 VOLUNTARY Sterilization "aiid evatuahon infertility treatment and Planned CaM Parenthood at CANYON Cl UB RACQUET Fami'v Membership, make offer Call Nancy. 328 9706 durmq busi rkss hours. FOG MACHINE Run! a Fog Hug for vour next or Porty gig Call 364-- 153 400 WELL Bunt Storage stvds, need to sell quick or wd bund to suit. UHo disc tor cash SHED FACTORY 967 605L2,.?'6J?L 50r DISCOUNT tickets Of Unrtnd 4 15 Drx AiNmes Expire tickets, $50 ea Ak tor Susan 53U288 ANSWERING SERVICE $30 month 70 ACCURATEJ64 !24, South NEW HOURS U am 4W5 South 500 West South Salt Lane 801 ) ? 268 9965 466 3011 kids Tays u'lU t. li k Jfti "t .i. w. t S d.n Ir; A.i sli.irr ut. Ml1'. :n ntf private Main So The jr' TRANSPORT Need ubbock Danas. Texas. Miami and Minneapolis AAACON AUTO drivers tor I 38 W So 20U 46 2 5348 auto trans So 32? 3163 nationwide FOR E I State, E3r accountant HELP general Experience necesdy Paritimn Salary open DFSERET PRESS 9734m Equal OpporurityEmplove; A full ACCOUNTANT charge, accountant is reexpcnencKf quired dv ecandmq piancfdHur-jnfir rr- Aiu'iv in person 183? So 9? We',! news) aper muki umi adt'-eiattempt lo tht uvrl nulls rtuuiiit'ens apply help wanteif Tins tl ,1' trri 'J.e!'s AcLOLjNIANT tuSIt-Xfly. ga-eNational Co pofenltai tor degrei and a fiti AF'i C eD Top benpMs TOL EMPLOYMENT AUt NL i ACCOUNTANT Natl fin" Greai growth to manager'. $12,000 GoikJ benefits a'd " tts Neil. 5?) 9263 ,Y eedle Jumper or Dress! Iallt SimM A ng ion Sue Aunrv f mo.nvmen Today's Pattern l e'v "'y WANTEO 38Y0 option 2(.!0 DRIVE AWAY CO 26 3662 Kenwood Dr Aurray AUTO ward employment agenc . w'il appeal m ub uhet l"'t Picas ed an agt-niif 'you hnd J. v Tips Antique Car Quiil n i East COLLECT acorns or crub oak. $1 00 per pound, no wormy sends 8I54;272-40- SPORTS Malt lull family mc-bermip. yiiod price Seicr wm iav transfertw CaH?7? 31 16 WILL Truck from DRlWER Seat le to Sat Lake Family 106'. Lee muHnqJ1 Fi DERLY Laov needy help m Prefer Scandinavian fiome. Pieasecatl466 U883 50 AIRLINE COUPONS $40 5811?95 PRIVATE DETECTIVE 566:2068 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Into 8, Assistance4t4 7H71 PREGNANT1 Need a friend'1 Call 53Utf0 NEED a band for any orcai-irBest Music Agency 464 5253 LOVING Chi'd care Breakfast lunch, sna KsCaroL BOARD AND Room wanted tor St SO to S2 to moKyie3?8 ,u 446J d:United Ar line 7qft 1.131 coun! courwns $50 ea 50,-Two discount Ame'Kjn coupons $100 both C a! 969 988 tare . uu UNITED Airlines ? 532 4959 PonsAsking$55each UNITED Airlines Half Fare Coupon $50 for sate. SPORTS MALL FAMILY TEN TWO NIS, $900. 7558 , UU 566 2257 SIZES SINGLE? New social nub for sophisticated clientele 487 4697 EAST GOING VAN and Rfc TURN What have vou ?ft1 ?49s u'ji.iJ e iMr'if, tmM-- J 1. SI. 50 W. i, uu naii - I SI SO foi uch pattern. Add 4tH lot eiih pjttem Iw lirslcliss iiiiriii! and handling Snd to: Anne Atljm, Pattern Dent 130 466-035- ipo it (a lf Jnbnnr 741 Wr.1 I? St man Prmi Kami 1lf SI7I jnr SHU C t m ? a r I. ays Pf b Af i k Siii.ti lv h'f n In t. ()!' la.t a h Yck tm.nrss NUMII l in , k St.lt', Pr.t ?f'6 O'OO S,i IMfkiflM dn-t- ' Hi Ml 1H 'I ii" CrVO wih hi our rv 'S jD "W Cl AiNitimrimcA,'u,l J IV 11)1) i'r"fl si u,:1' die SU Ciufftmg ',p I.P1 did'obe Stylp., ir, plu, .I' . r I i , Atphdns 'n1 Dodies l9QuiU Caij I'ansttn 130 Sweterx Sues J8 SS 1.11 Add a Block Quits 127 t 5. il) S. SI SO Sl id SI SO SISO ': - ;.l - c. ic r.fii- - n ;i.i:'"i ... 'i I,, !,iii';.--- ihe t 2hr III .im; mi. : A ,i Send In TA ' (jkr Zriiunr '6i od atunmj the LARUl ST j,h i;;i Tubs in Town Open 10 am to 3 am a B'oots NAeciecf.in Qejl Alice HLAITH CLUB F i " a f, 'i! d nmci.ii i . On! t'!i f'il "CHEZ EDEN" THEN TRY THE BEST a .t,in-fi, .'itVl.ilff-- Boi W! West 2100 ci ti jl , i ;i-- Ml C 'd a fi'iC', Hie MASSAGE s I! 0 m, 7 Q&tf Irtj !I!Wit il BURAL LOTS in LAKE HILLS AH or part DRUMMER AVAILABLE s WANTfl.t H.lt'Pv g.Htt lime, wiM a't pose and tfv reader should U aware that a fee is involved when securing placemen! through jn eniploymem agenc y fosteradult Salt J55Y,ft8 Iv Th, Care for the eidnriy m my home or details. Call REWARD. SjOO Return antraue fixtures stereo taken from East SouthTemrne bone532-320f- l CHILD care, mv twn. Infants So 10th and pre schcw.t;. We in o. , 3 TfrlWt. Zjons Book Store HIGHEST prices LOANED or pd on ieweiry or anything of .aloe AAA Jewelry & ( nans 359'7tii5 HEALTH STUDIO a(r'l.t:nq ('lent, t commfca' Ihrou-ji- companies pm 11 486 481 ake and .u rnurwiimi litres wnp are genuinely intefe'id in t ly ite. and who imm! the hiutif.t mofti' and ithi(.l )vi jiumn-Pleas- employment ayenous found in file sc columns RECREATION RESORTS. TRAVEL Irinh-i- CAVALIER make lonely ootle happv Have you heard of the National We are Marriage Bureau. Inc .n'w'-'m'- c pi r ti jl.ii or cash for used BOOKS CARE LONELY? .iMi;qeii-'- or nMvJt" Job orters NOW $5 00! 3446 s West REDWOOD GYM noon 'H.' t U'M thvit nssl.-oJot. m ltk?s' no pluct call ?37?W imd any oxcuption $5 00 DISCOUNT 2 Ht Kissitnlity SULTAN'S HEALTH KELLEY Open ' hecks OK C 300 MSI ir loukukj TOUCH 3300 .ilumn inli.ij A. is (W3 166 Lharge Hr Hrl viljmoU'iicul Wikends Eai 8 am 2 am Mon thiuFn am 2 am Sat and Sun 3269 South Get well taster at home. '1.5 rnstly with individual rare treat a loved one in the hnnie win qualified RN's. Lf'N s aides or companions ca'l QUALITY ff' townei Whirlpool Sauna Water Table BUY Silver dollars, Indian cents, gold proof sets old coins, 363 4014. R us too r 8. Gtt, 311 South Ma n SPORTS MALL family membership, $1,000 We pav transfer tee Of've Burl dmmg table, Louis XV chairs, good buy Chairs need some repair 27? 6810 MUST bELL Cemetery property at Sunset Gardens of the Vauey, includes 2 bunat vaults and marker. Value $1300 Best otter, NOTICE! Whirlpool. Sauna Vasaut-apo jt a TOR To buy United and WANT American Airline fare cou? pons $J0 Cad Dan WANT ED VENDING MACHrNES AlC HUNTS in SLC to bountiful Must have 100 people or more. Can give vou milk, sandwiches, Ddstr y chips candy pop. coffee etc. Call fa 23n6 Farmington TRY THE REST A LOV1U The King's Palace CLASSICAL Bill 561J823, ATTORNEY at law. WALKER Default divorce $140 tans filing. Oear police rocrird $id0. Name change adoption $95. Simple wih $35 .1636 15 ' LEROY K JOHNSON Attorney at Law Specializing in Civii and CrimiNewhouse nal Trial Practice. Bdg 1? Exchange PL 364 73o3. AFFORDABLE Legal Services, Cal' Steve location Murray TycKsen for apPt.L?62;4697 D KARL MaNGUM. GENERAL CIVIL & CRIMINAL PRACTICE BOUNTIFUL, 295 2391 now Help Warned 100 Massoge Will pay (ash for vour airhne coupons now nothing after they oxuire! be smart Cal! us now 27B 4322 We buy R DIVORCE PAWkRUPTC ADOPTION WILLS GhYMr legal services Downtown and m lab J 14" Silver trom front ngei Mnrrr.nii nr ek Ini I, Ankara wav .Ike ( dy, Ht MJliK 8(H spots wnere whiskers come out White ruff neck and chest body. Brown floppy ears . Large curving tail. Ans. to REWARD, any info Vic 33rd South, month ago LOST Small white maitese maie, in front of Salvation Army 2nd So 3rd West, 9 13, 10 a m. Sh" $100 HOPING for RETURN Reward 4676644 or 26? 5?75 LOST Germ Shepherd puppv in 8 JOG So I4tn E.ist area vie Piea? phone S61 4970 REWARD family s hearthroxen OST (lAfmdn shppard pul-- 5 hit no ha k coal Drown ol k in vicinity net tcindie '82 48. 15th E '5th So t Gn-I OFT Rivet and Sa na. ntH jnut txown f ninianua 972 H'' mix temanLUST Caiker Siiaen" puhnv b.i' 272 2151 aiea color, HiiuacJav or u3 v. ) 19 wtn LC)sT Uiam'HKt nng reward (nr stimev Substantia return Can Benie5?: V)1' LOST femaie Siam.se rat w t Front paws dec gold collar lawed Vic Stndv area 51 92l' brown LOST Springer Spanie-area ?M)U and white, (Kt j400 South Reward 44 6969 LOST OtaiHje niaie cat. 6UW So heartbroken, call Holladay 27 805. reward LOST Mate Beaten, vu indy D00 YOUNEED LAWYE Cah Utah Stair Bai i.awver Referral Servte Wv'i te.ip you 'ocaip an attorney m the field of law you need and m Hie area ot the Stall? convenient to VfHJ A pubuc service of the Ulah Slate Bar Salt Laxe City. OuiYutr Sal Lake City, loll free 880t2:9C54 DAVID A MC PHIE Attorney at Law DEER 98 C A per Deer 7668 LFGAL SERVICES AT REASONABLE RATES WHEN COUPONS AIRLINE FILING FEES PLUS VERY At flh Call ?95 7,568 ail TENT in excel wtiseMS' 295 .t FILING Lt HUSBAND AND OTt-E- OtER CUTTING m DIPi NDABl E PEOPLE to earn extra chris! mas money Santas and Helpets netted at Fashion Piae Mit'. Nov ?4 Fnrnvante mh am pm shifts No t'xpr tern r in Apoly necessary per,on ?v Mail Vanaup Monday nv"l CHill (td S V Shop and 1t'pC')Jlaye Auerbach's Wing) PLUS Try our famous Sd :arv4Jerky 120 050 1N0IV1LHJAI AND PROCESSING Feiier Meals 1638 West 500 So YOUR How pawnbrokers live OF THE LAND 7A1URE, 97? 8SH bidders of Answer S140 BANKRUPTCY CUTTING DEER SANRUPa VILLA FILING FI. L Us S I C 20M 069 3304,561 Yesterday s V Jumbles (UNLONTESTEDi if 3500 So 1 IN THE DIVORCE WU So 500 742 GT X (Answers tomorrow) ales Ur nn..) il METRO BUYS IYF PR AND El k hides f jt Ten- Market Pri es Bonu'J-tor volume jmo'.,,t! Can and ve '2 sat 6 j Jiiroay F J v Answer here: A 1 ( sC- DiVOKCE Now arrange the circled letters tc form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon PRICE R. AHOMNIY a' LA 'A f AST JIC SO jUITC ii; Pr at PROCESSING mg not be Bids win be received until the hour of 3 00 P M Tues. Nov 6, 1979 at which time they wt'l be onened and read aloud m the Buiidmg Board, 116 Slate Capito'. Satt Lake Citv, Utah. A bid bond in the amount of five percent (5&o) ot the bid. made pavabe to the Utah State Buiidmg Board, shall accompany bid II certified or cashiei's cneck is used m new of bid bond a certificate trom an approved surety company execution of a guaranteeing iYlJo Performance Bond and UtfG Payment Bond must ai cumpany bid RUL0N 268-312- v 3 1 U'H $130 TRIPLE C leaned Utah grown hard winter weai SO Kk 12 0 lor pfo'ein 8 moisu'e S t k H'MtANP ... DEER f l.. M.IJR MONDi'i H Ht :Nf ERIE 800-662-9186:- lOk E CHAPTER udv juLigr' v WATTS t TOt nt Dl FR AND Elk tut and wrapped S'liami and ;muMny We buy hides Sana iix.aion u years. HUNSAKER'S, 5303 West Preouatiticalion 40 " Stale Buiidmg Board. 116 State Capitol, Sad Lake City. Utah, uoon recowt of a $75 deposit per set, made payable to the Engineers, and which deposit will be refunded upon return of such Drawmqs m 90od and Specifications condition within ten davs of the date set tor the bid open wiM i $ fecial NOTICES UTAH STATE 43 NOTICE lA1.'. w Riosevelt tne GAL t E SERVICES IP'S I"-' apHintnU"Hs shoo'd IJ ut NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR Sealed b'ds will be received bv the Undersigned up to 4 00 p m Wedfesdav. November 14, 1979, at the Box Elder County srnoo! District Board Office, 230 West 200 South, Brigham City, Utah, at which hfTic they will ue puumiy opened and read tor the Box Eider High School Natatori-um- , 180 North 600 West, Brigham Citv, Utah, and for the Bear River Natatorium, 1050 North 300 East, Tremonton, Utah, for the Box Elder Coun tv Board ot Education. A bid may be submitted for either one project, or for both projects. However, each bid will be considered with other bids tur the same protect. Each od must be completely separable Plans, speciticahons, and other data win be available on and after October 17, 1979, at the office of Cannon & McCune, Architects, 10 South Mam Street, Suite 310, Salt Lake City. Utan 84101. A bid bond drawn m tavor of the Undersigned in an amount not less than five percent (So) of the amount of tte Base Bd must accompany each proposal The Board reserves the right to reiect any or eM bids or to wa ve any formality or technically in any bid in the merest ot the District. ord game w il 19 ) 2 C DM 14 or th To.no'f (.o in si, III I'lri'K O' ,1 NOTICE tnd US 11, DICK CALDER hti vb is c ... V.t U1. r. 77 I ;t ' V c n 17"1? ?i, A,.. M 'o v t ' In '0 V. A' th.in pur t. u'ov vu o' Ut.it' Cixle Annotated 9S( the biato T.a the Sldtr t Utah will sen ns is the tnHow"i;, ComtPisvun descritXhJ priTvrty f public auction to the hiuhosi b.dder ,ii ttu hour and Dime shwn beiow Any motor vehicle cuiver tised cvinw may bo released to owner pnur to saif uihto p (jp or proof oi owrorship Any riiotoi vehu le impounded ui.dt wrpnu iD numner may tv withdrawn from the sam bA1E IMPOUND bALF OF MOTOR kou'-' W N VELT Vfc PNAL OCTOBER 2 00pm G&LChev Bunk Co t N 3rd E tst 4) t( k A 5" ft'. .'ftl si' 4 NOTICE OF APPLICATION Thic is to ciiivisc thtii an ti.vi reoivd in ftuy ntt'C" from ihe University oi Utah Croit Union for permis-vMILDRED'S f LOW! RS to establish a bianth at 776 7 57.- F !.,d Sj S4(I Ar,4ien Drive 111 Re h Park on tne University ...'p FUNERAL iirrV ty. Sail Lake Citv. Utah NOTICES Any ntereshd ptM'son deyii mo lo express views BAUMAN Funeral service j this nav apple atinn for Otto William Bauman wll oe mg subnet them m witmq to the nom Park at Munu'nent Tuesday o Firan idi lush nm LDS Ward Chaoei. 1370 W Oepartmext Wasatch Dr. (7400 East) Friends tubpns, 10 West Broadway, mav call at the Berg Mortuary-Sunse- t Suite 3tl, Salt 1 ake City. Utah 8410) Lawn. 2350 E. 1300 South, Monday 8 p.m. and Tuesday at By oriler of the Commissioner the ward chapel one hour prior to of Financial Institutuions City, Utah, services Interment, Wasatch Dated 7that Salt ofLake Or toder 19v day Funeral this Lawn Memorial Park M D Horthu k, directors. Berg Mortuary-Sunse- t Commissioner Lawn. C 8? LOVE Funeral services for NOTICE TO CREDITORS Learon Dwain Love will be held States of America Wednesday et noon m the VsUmt(d Utah Capitol Cortwration, Miilcreek 3rd Ward. 606 E. 3900 South friends may cad at Larkin Civil Action No All persons having claims Moituary, 260 E. South Temple, Utah Captloi Corpora Tuesday 8 p.m. and at the ward against a LMah Corporation, am firm, Wednesday one hour prior tn required to file them with the services Interment, Elysian Burl ( lerk ol the United States al Gardens. Funeral Directors Dish ict Court Room 35H Post UcK'HYleaiwfy,, OHite and Courthouse (bald mg. J'4) Soi'ifi Mam ball l ake FUNERAL t il v, Ul.ih Ni'Ol. on o' DIRECTORS April .in. Wtk) 01 saut t am's will le (or Vi". r ai ,o Adniiiii-.t.1 Sm.iii HiiMfH Mt V.UWIAI F M A F S turn MOHtUAWV mn.gr I Dekuiv. k.M jorymy all ,t ill ih i aua.u ( .iiiv 0"ih o ut onibnid Mo' hi pu n nn .11 rfM rod l.inrlfiv IVH'mi h, C fvJl 4 wyl Sir vtfi I .f V77P6S4 v D.ltd Nil loitn i:. ,v, nooPi , U that scrambled ,) C is) f (U outil IV'cnuvi Dr Vm 9it N 4 VftV Pontiac Vm ?J V Ii ' l II IYse Fontiac Stu Wq 9 Muzda Vm SI22A3iv l1." I k 7Aoforr W'6 Honda vi le Vi'1 Hiiskavjrn Motorcvi ie m V v 1971 K .nvrt'-ak- i Miitorcvcie Vm f 1) 00 A A.', Fvr tor mam e Motor s.iieN 504 be bi Vi.n.n t9SU'hev 2 Dr VCSAlsp-btftr- pi;rcti.i-- ' i,io-'- . the Uiv of,5.o to tv- o.tvctou m Mwh Oil St.tO- - of A TV f 1C .1 1 JO sol lor iM1 ViS tno lUhf to Old 19;V Ibis ittl d( ot O' ttl-T S A E AK ('OMMIbb'ON Phiilm F PrpL fo' SocrotrTiy si ! lo ComiMis'Nioc a William L. n l .rt'i.iu l A,1 SO. V(5Doage2Dr Vm L3S?5JVl.u lYiiO DOte Pickup Vm leO, it Fura Most Vm ORUt Wo8 Fold Se3 Vm SJV't Uk''-lv- v Ford Mu--- I Vm sir9!L Wv 965 Ford Bud Vm Y !)3? tft J. Vf? Mt-rIVftVMerC - Bc,i1 b' Vn k 4 eel ' n .V.1 .i sed DoVihe Vine 6jH)S,u 7 Dr Vio ic 3 H?t vi(i?: t9Chev N n c tv-Pickuo Vm CF i.U iVoVChev Biaer Vm BKSU9Nft,.f(.lv Vm Chev Coi'-vi'- r iO'3;SLlli4''f' c I w t voi 4HL .1' Bowk Out 1v Joel Porter Ricks BENSON. Utan Joel Pole' Ricks, 64. defl Octooer 21. 1979. al Logan hospital. Born May J0z 19)5, in Benson, to Joel Webster ana Florence Porter Rcks. He married Hazel Vtrg nia Bodrero May 30, 1936, in the Logan IDs Tempie. Survivors: wife, Benson; three daughters, snven sons; Mrs Jeriy Torrance. (Virginia; Milano, Cahf.; Mrs. Jerry (Jolene) Sweeney, and Danas W . both Las Vegas, Nevada, Mrs. Kim Pavxett, Id ano Fa'ls. (Jeann) Idaho; Gerald &., Salt Lake City; Michael J., Hvrum; Timothy S., West Jordan; Nathan W., Smith-fieid- ; Kay P., American Fork; Jeddie W., Bemon; 21 grandchildren; two brothers, two sisters: Gordon W and John K. Ricks, both Benson; Mrs. Fred (Louise) Jensen, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Fajt (Thora) Fitzgerald, Eugene. Oregon; preceded in death bv a daughter, Patricia Ann Funeral services will be held Wednesday, 12 noon, in the Benson Ward Chapel. Friends may ca at the Had Mortuary, Logan, Tuesday evening, from 7 to 9 p m., and at the ward cnanel Wednesday, from 11 until itme of service. Burial, in the Logan Citv Cemetery Nfit'.'fc . I'.' 'H' S Mhm.iv l'f-- V 0- i' til' Amip? rltitl C ol t i Utah wi! st11 is S'.tV K Hk tion to ttl epu (v r (hr houi and p4u t show- - beiuw Aiw nioto to OW U" PM'U to 40 bHVrt mav be er proof o' owneftou An motoi Ikwflhhi ID norntvr wiJhU'.iw' htAlt. VPOL'ND sAi E of VO' RAY (H AH ctC 'UHLR JO W9 N..T l'1,H Kp'-.- leg'll Motive, workmen, mechanics, and apprentices employed on this protect shall be paid not less than the general prevailing wage rates as A Administration determined by the Industrial Hospital. of Utah as set machinist by trade, he was an Commission employee of the Union Pacific forth in the latest revised A Railroad fo' 45 years. He rehred s heduie copy of this Member Grant 11th LDS Ward. schedule may be seen at the Was a high priest quorum Stale Industrial Commission, member. Stale Building Board, and at Survivors- W'dow; son and the Architect's office daughter, William F. and Mrs Alvn C. (Charlotte) kooer. all Salt Lake City; five grardchiidren a and three sister, Mrs. Adna Brown, of Salt Lake City. Funeral services Wednesday noon at the Deseret Mortuary Chaoel at Lake Hill, 10055 S. State. Sandy where friends may call one hour Prior o services. Interment Lake Hiiis Memorial Park, with military rites. Funeral directors, Deseret MoHuary. ii"T'"(iaif iruflr N O'd tric'ea ita Pi .nt lllUH ip P,M, r hi hi. ' A - h,tll .. A, Si Su 130 Sxealeit Sues 3d S6 SI Sll 123 Quick (ft) Transfers SI SU 1 78 Patchwoik SI SU Quilts 121 Afghans n 0oilis SI Su St SO 126Cnttj Flowers 12SPeel Quilts SISO 12 Gifts 'n' Ornaments SI SO 123 Slitch 'n' Patch QmltsSl SO 122 Slutt 'n' Puff Quilts SI SU 121 Pillow Show Ohs SI SU 120 Crochet I Wardrobe SISO SI SU 1H Flower Crochet UDCrothel w;th Squares SI SO 116 Kitty fifty Quilts SI SO SI SU US Ripple Cmchel 131 Add a Block Quills KACnmplele 17 Arghans Piue Allans 111 (laupin 1U lnsl.nl Crochet Sewmg Instant Ciocnel 102 Museum Quills 11' Quill Collet Iron IUS Si SU SI )U Sl.Su SI SU SI SU SI su SI so