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Show Tourist Activity Sluggish at Grand Canyon William E. Schmidt New York Times Service South Rim of the Grand Canyon. But here it is the middle of the summer, and its quiet as a night in March. For Americans vacationing in the West, the Grand Canyon has always been a traditional summer stop. But while official park statistics suggest that the number of visitors is close to what it was last year, almost every other measure of tourist activity in the park is down this season. Hotels and campgrounds that were filled last year by early afternoon are not filling until 9 p.m. or later. GRAND CANYON NATIONAL It is a Saturday night in PARK, Ariz. mid-Juland the signs at the park entrance say the lodges and campgrounds are full. But apart from a bar fight and an arrest for speeding, both of which involved park employees, a ranger named Fred Hemphill is having a slow night. 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This summer the Cawkinses left their big camper van at home and headed west with their two children in a little Pontiac Sunbird pulling a tiny trailer loaded with camping gear and two pup tents. It costs so much to travel we had to plan a little more for this vacation, Cawkins said on a stopover here. But its worth it. W'ith that big van, Id be getting only 10 or 12 miles to the gallon. With this car, I was getting almost 28 miles to the gallon between here and San Diego. According to Dr. Homback, data from the park service so far this year show that the number of visitors coming to the large, rural parks in the West is running barely 1 or 2 percent higher than for the same time last year. But attendance at parks closer to urban or populated areas is up an average of 9 percent, an indication that most vacationers are staying closer to home. Toby Allen, who is the general manager here for Grand Canyon National Park Lodges, a private company that supervises lodge and motel facilities on the parks South Rim, reports a sharp drop this summer in the number of day visitors, the crosscountry travelers who stop here en route to somewhere else. His conclusion is that those staying here this summer made their bookings long ago and are sticking to their plans. With the economy the way it is, we should be fortunate for the business weve got, Allen aid. It is not only Americans who are dropping the Grand Canyon from their itineraries, but also visitors from overseas. This decline in overseas travelers, which has been reported by federal officials and private tour brokers nationwide, is apparently a reflection of international money markets, where the value of the American dollar has increased at the expense of foreign currencies. Park rangers believe the state of the 500 Special to The Tribune InterRICHFIELD mountain Health Care Inc. has approved the construction of an addition to Sevier Valley Hospital in Richfield. The addition will provide 14 more beds and additional space for outpatients, specialty clinics and outpatient surgery, at an anticipated cost of OFF! NOW While Current Stock Lasts! $)H00 $2,204,000. WHY PAY FOR THE FANCY ACCESSORIES YOU MAY NOT USE? With this 6000 writs Viking, you odd to tho mochine as your needs and wonts arise. The $699 00 price for this NEW 6000 Series Viking includes Craig Smedley, hospital administrator, said that before construction can begin, state certificate of need approval must be obtained. The application has been submitted to the State Instruction Manual, foot Control ond pressure foot. 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Each year the senior tournament Is attracting more and more attention because of its long list of famous golf pros. Miller Namely Arnold Palmer, Billy Casper, Don Januaiy, and If for ad etc. high looking readership youre Barber, exposure, become a part of this exciting Senior Pro Golf section. 23-2- 8, l ' COMING Tuesday, August 17, 1982 The Salt Lake T ribune Deseret News Deadline Thursday, August 12, 1982 For information and reservations call Bill Webb 237-276- 6 GO FOR IT! The manager of Bobs Magazine Shop, 350 S. State, shot and wounded a thief Saturday after the man had reached over the counter and grabbed two $20 bills and fled the store. The man was treated and released from Holy Cross Hospital and booked into Salt Lake jail on suspicion of theft. surgery. He was 84. Mr. Michaiopoulos was a member of the Greek War Cabinet in London and came to the United States in 1942 as a Greek minister of information. He lectured at the University of Utah and at Brigham Young University. He also spoke to various Rotary clubs. He received an honorary doctorate from Westminster College In 1969. Mr. Michaiopoulos was educated in Greece, France and England and was appointed a civil governor in Greece at the age of 21. He gave lectures across America. He was a professor emeritus of classical literatures and civilizations from 1964 to 1970 at Fairleigh Dickinson Un-- City-Coun- ty The city recently changed from a flat monthly bill for water service to a charge reflecting each customers use. The new minimum charge is $7.50 per month for the first 3,000 gallons of water. Each 1,000 gallons used In excess of the minimum adds $1.52 to the monthly bill. of c Born Decemb- er 2i. Lake Utah, ence ad Mattie Walker Kinder Married Calvert W Webb. No- vombar 23, 19J8, Salt Lake City Survivor husband ot Salt Lake City, son, Lviw also of Salt Lake City, daughter. Mrs. Jerry (Kaye) Anderson, Reno, Nevada. eght grandchildren, three sisters Mrs Wes (Joyce) Cham berlain, Salt Lake City, Mrs. Earl (Jackie) Lunds toot, Ogden, Utah. will be Crypt side services Monoav, I) 00 a m , Larkin Sunset Lawn, 2360 East 1300 South, where friends may call one hour prior to services. Family suggests contributions to the Utah Cancer Society, 410 East South Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah $4102 T 11 T Police Lt. Gene Young said the suspected thief was hit in the wrist by' one of four shots fired by Byron H. Uharhan, manager of the magazine shop. The shooting occurred at 5:35 p.m. at Exchange Place (355 South), Lt. Young said. Health Planning and Development Agency and the State Health Systems Agency. It is expected this process will take approximately 90 days. IHC, owner of the facility, expects construction will begin by Nov. 1, assuming all applications are cleared. Completion is anticipated for March 1984. The hospital addition will also include new Earl Bates Nye, Guard. Employed as a truck driver until he retired survivors: wife, Heber City; sons: David Earl Bates, heber City; Ricky Alien Bates, Midway; grandchildren; Korey and Derrick Bates. Heber City; Patricia and Rick Bates, Midway; brothers and sisters: Wallace (Wally) Bates, Salt Lake City; Hyrum Bates, Kaysviile; Mrs. Vida Sweatfieid, West Jordan; and Delores, Allentown, Pennsylvania. Funeral services will be Tuesday, 1 00 pm., heber 6th Ward Chapel. Friends may call 01 pin Mortuary, Heber City, Monday, pm., and at the Church, Tuesday, one hour prior to services. Burial, Midway City Cemetery. T 88 TBS Walter Gardner Walter Gardner, age 92, passed away in Sait Lake City on August ultrasound diagnosis equipment and a treadmill unit which will test stress. Other ancillary departments will be affected, and plans to include ex- - iversity and was a member of the Supreme Educational Council of the Greek Archdiocese of North and South America from 1962 to 1970. He served as a private secretary to Eleutherios Venizelos, former prime minister of Greece in 1917 and He was honored by England, France and the Netherlands for his statesmanship. Mr. Michaiopoulos was the founder and member 1921-192- 4. of the American Academy of Poets and was a member of the Poetry Society of America. with Bank Builders Corp., a firm that has designed health care systems for the past 30 years. Smedley said the expansion plans will meet the anticipated needs of the area through 1994. Although IHC will absorb most of the costs of the expansion, officials of the hospital are seeking $55,000 in contributions from the public through Health the Foundation. This is 2.5 percent of the construction cost. Smedley said if IHC had not purchased the facility, the entire expansion cost would have been the responsibility of Richfield City and Sevier County, its former owners. This money would had to have been raised through additional taxes, he said. Plans call for the expansion to be on both wings and at the front of the hospital. Gunshot Kills Man in Utah; Lake LDS children, Mrs. Jacques Politis and Constantine Michalopolous who both reside in Switzerland and Paris. Funeral services are pending. City Manager Arlene Loble said the council decided to waive any excess use charge for June and will bill each customer only the $7.50 minimum because the city hadn't provided customers with a sample water bill in May showing how muich they could expect to pay. Loble said, It was impossible to produce the sample bills in May. She said some persons had been billed more than $200 for their June water use. VERNAL (AP) man died Friday - A of a gunshot wound he received in a remote area of the Hill Creek region, about 50 miles south of Vernal, the Uintah County Sheriff's Department said. Deputy Sheriff Roy Larose said the victim, whose name has no, yet been released, was taken by private vehicle to Ouray, then by ambulance to the Duchesne County Hospital in Roosevelt. The man was pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital. A home town and age for the man have not been released by the sheriffs office and the Ute Indian Tribal Police Department, which are investigating the case. Investigators have not said whether the shooting was intentional or Lake City Partridge. August IS. 1949, schools. Mamed June Hixon, later divorced Mamed Zola Howell, May 18, ltd, Salt Lake City Employed as a pipe fitter for 33 years at the kennecofl Smelter, retiring in 1974 Since 1976 he had owmed and operated a trailer park m Arco. Survivors wife daughter, Mrs. Terrell (Alexis) Techck, both of Arco, daughter, Mrs Paul (Sandra) Hampshire, Salt Lake City, two grandchildren, brother and two sisters. John W Sid (Jeanme) Mrs Tavlor, Smith, both of Salt Lake City, and Mary Scott, Evansville, Indiana Funeral services wilt be Monday, 2 00 p m , Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, where friends may call Sunday, 7 9pm. Interment, Larkin Sunset Gardens, 10600 South l too East 88 T T 8 Charles A. 6 Barnes Charles A Barnes, age 85, died August 6, 1982, of cancer in Salt Lake City Bom January 1. 1897. in ruary July Mar 1923 ried Opal May 24, 1924 She died June 2, 1981 He retired September 1, 1962, after 28 years with the D&RGW Railroad Hcrorary of the Switchman's member Union of NAAFL. Survived by: son, Alvin Charles, Bayvlew, Idaho; Jerry O , Kearns, Utah; three daughters Mrs. Daughfus (Marian E ) Brown, Eagle Point, Oregon; Mrs. Jack (Rita Darlene) Landers, Las Vegas, Nevada, Mrs. Dale (Charlene) Hayes, West Valley City; 18 grandchildren, 26 four sister, LaVeme Edgar, Ogden; three brothers, Dick, Mesa, Arizona; Evanston, George, Wyoming; Ernest, Ogden. WednesGraveside services, 3 00 p.m., day, Evanston, Wyoming Friends may call at Redwood Memorial Estates, 6500 South Redwood Road, Tuesday, pm Interment, Evanston City Cemetery, Evanston, Wyoming 88 88 T Vera K. Chipman T Kate B. Schleich Kate B. Schleich, age 85, died on August 6, 1982 In a Salt Lake City hospital. Born March 1897 in 10, GerCologne, many to Phillip and Anna Maria Baumann Mar-- r K August In 5, urt on 1919 Cologne, Germany, later In solemnized the Salt Lake LOS Temple. He died on September 23, 1975. Immigrated to Salt Lake City In 1924. Active in Ward and LDS German Choir; and University Chorale. Four Survivors: daughters, Mrs. James (Lotte) Lament, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Donald (Eva) Cochran, Mesa, Arizona; Bette Middleton, Salt Lake City; Mrs. William (Marilyn) Christofter-seAtlanta, GA; ten grandchildren; eight Funeral services will be held Monday, 11 am. In the Haven LDS Ward, 2280 South 300 East. Friends may call at tha Colonial Mortuary, 2128 South State, Sunday, 8 p.m. and at the Ward on Monday, one hour prior to service. Interment, Sunset Gardens of the Valley. T 87 T 18 Area Births Shipman as Funeral services, Tuesday, August 10, 12 noon. Friends may call one hour prior to services at the 11th Ward LDS Chapel, 951 East First South, Salt Lake City. Interment and graveside service in Lehi Cemetery at two pm. under the direction of Wing Mortuary, Lehi. 87 N3 Mr. and Mr. Jim City. ion. Mr. and D. Duncan, Wait, Wad Valiev William C. South, ion. David D. Lynch, 2056 W. 5540 South, aon. Mr. and Mr Stavan L. Portray, 200 S. Main, Midvale, ton. Mr. and Mr. Draw A. Rudd, 2401 Starling Circle, on. W. Mark Van Mr. and Mr Fleet, 4370 W. 5700 South, ion. Mr. and Mr. Saerral D. Wlnsat, 353 Pina St., daughter. Hugh, Mr 132 W. 4200 Mr. and Mr. Valley West Hospital Mr. end Mrs. Joseph A. Anderson, 3828 Christopherson Drive, West Valley City, daughter. Lakeview Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Atfiby, 223 E 900 North, Bountiful, son Mr. and Mrs. Jay Giles, 970 S. 200 West, son. Alta View Hospital Mr. Mlchaal Nlauw-lan4227 W 5740 South, daughter. Mr. and Mr. Dala Gundarion, 1082 Country Lana, Draper, on. Mr and Mr. Kevin Motokl, 12400 S. 3400 Wait, daughter. Mr. and St. Marks Hospital Mr. and Mr. Robin McOuaen, Baldwin Ava., Wait Jordan, on. Mr. and Mr. Kevin Adam. 1040 Silver Mountain Drive, Sandy, daughter. Mr and Mr. David G. Badger, 335 S 2070 Eet, daughter. Mr and Mr Kelly G Miller, 350 E 7200 South, Midvale, daughter. Mr. and Mr. Mlkaloa Prevez, 70 W 1400 South, Wood Crou, daughter. Mr. and Mr. Stavan P. Murdock, 1M W. 150 South, Bountiful, daughter. Mr. and Mr. Victor M. Green, on. 4650 Sumtone Road, Murray, Mr. and Mr. Dirk Andereon, 1221 Cottonwood HIM Drlva, Sandy, ion. Mr and Mr Ira K. Martin, 1080 Sir Jaffrav Way, dautftter. Mr, and Mr. Kmnath R. Gam-paleCoalville, ion. 6755 LDS Hospital Mr. and Mr. Lonnla Staliberg, 277 E St., daughter. Mr. and Mr. A. H. Reliar III, 3215 Bonvlew Drlva, daughter. Mr. and Mr. Don H. Jacobnn. 1175 Edlisn St., daughter. Mr. end Mr. Wallace J. Roblrv on, 421h Ava., ion. 89 K. Doidge Gertrude K. Doidge, age 89, died August 6, 1982, In a Salt Lake City hospital of natural causes. Born Blake School ate of GraduB Y U De- cember 1, 1892, In Mt. Pleasant, Utah, to John oftheACE.I. Hpm. home. July 22, 1918, in Salt Lake City. Preceded in death by a daughter, Florence Doidge, and her husband, William. Member of the Monument Park 11th Ward of the LDS Church. Survivors: three sons: Dr. William T. Doidge, Rlverbenk, Robert E. Doidge, California; Salt Lake City; Dr. John R. Doidge, Lander, Wyoming, 10 two grandchildren; sister, Mabel Boberg, Utah. Sandy, Funeral services will be Tuesday, August 10, 1982, 1200 noon, Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, where friends may call Tuesday, one hour prior to ser-vices Interment, Mt. Olivet Cemetery. T88 88 Lydia Bendall SPRING GLEN, Utah L yd Ptiilllpt Johnson Bendall, wile, "Lkfoe", mother, grandmother, Aunt Lydia, friend, age 75, died Augut 6, 182 at home after e battle with very courageous cancer. Bom on October 1, 106 to Martha Evan Married Hlalmer C Johnson on August 1, 1728. He died in 172. Married Thomas Bendall on July 19. 1730, later solemnized In the Salt Lake LDS Temple Active member of Ihe erved in Slake LDS Church, Relief Society, MIA. LPN Nurse In Carbon County tor many yean Survived by: three Husband, daughten and tvw sons, Mrs Sam (Gale) Marrelli, Helper, Utah; Mr. George (Foe) Smith, Colo ; Mr. Stanley Pueblo, (LaRae) Anderson, Patrick, both of Salt Laka City; Duane, Orem, Utah; tour grandchildren whom the raised, Judy. Scott. Jett and Kent Johnson; also raised two and neten. Sue Christensen Sharry Richwine, 33 grandchild20 ren; Preceded in death by son, Phil Johnson and grandson, Michael Smith Funeral Monday, service, August 7, 11 a m , In the Spring Glen LDS Ward Chapel. Friend may call at the Church one hour Interment, prior to services. Sprlngvllle Evergreen Cemetery Nl 87 T Almon Bridges PANGUITCH Almon T Nate" Panguitch. Born October 19, 1919, in Fillmore, to Almon and Laura Nay Bridges. Married and divorced Member of the LDS Church. Veteran of Work) War , Survivors: Mrs. daughter, Blair (Janet) Burnett, Ogden, brothUtah; two grandchildren; ers Don L., Panguitch; Albert, Orem, Utah; four sisters Delilah Smith, Panguitch; Alma Dickinson, Richfield; Myrtle Galanta, Price, Utah, Mary A'ice Dickinson, Salt Lake City. Viewing Monday, 2 4 pm, Richfield Magleby Mortuary, Graveside service and Interment, 5 00 Joseph Cemetery, ' pm, Joseph, Utah. 88 T 88 T 88 T FUNERAL NOTICES r T II 88 . Funeral CHRISTENSEN for James Franklin services Christensen will be held Wednesday, 00 p m , Winder 7th Ward, 11 00 4350 South East. Friends p.m, at may call Tuesday, Memorial Estates Mortuary, 5850 South 900, and Wednesday prior to services at the churth Cftv Draper MTVlRrv rInterment, FLORISTS - LORRAINE'S 571 SANDY 5262 SUGARHOUSE 177 486 741 FLORAL So 700 46 East FLORAL So Uth East MILDRED'S FLOWERS 1522 East 33rd So Remember with Flowers To send a beautifully designed funeral arrangement, just call or visit Brown Floral we're as near as your phone Brown Floral We're as far away as your phone wilt be service Graveside Tuetday, 2 00 e m Heber City Ceme"ery. Friends may call at tha Olpin Mortuary one hour s prior foervlce. 18 Jones OGDE- N- Albert William "Bill" Jones, 94, died Saturday. August 7, 1982 in Ogden, Utah. Born July 17, 1888 In Standrod, Idaho to Thomas B ruck thaw and Catherine Pickring Jones. Married Columbia Cali on November 23, 1910 In the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She died on February 26, 1973. He was a sheep sheerer arid a farmer. He had been a member of the Chesterfield Land and Livestock Assn. Active In the Ogden Golden Hours Center. Survivors Son and daughters, Chester Call Jones, Her miston, Mrs. G Jk. (Sarah) Oregon; Gunnell, Mrs. Robert (Margaret) Alley, both of Ogden; Mrs. Alan (Ada Kahryn) Smith, Bancroft, 17 52 Idaho; grandchildren; five great grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. William (Iva) McC leery, Salt Lake City. Utah. Funeral services, Tuesday, one in the Chesterfield. Idaho pm, Friends may LDS Ward Chapelcall at the Myers Mortuary In Ogden, Monday, 61 pm. and at the church Tuesday, 11 a m. until time of services Interment will be in the Chesterfield Cemetery. Orvil H. Smith HEBER CITY Orvil H. Smith, so 73, died August 6, 162, in Shermen Oaks, California. Bom July 4, 10, In Burley, Idaho, to Charles Henry and Lily Aon Married Terry Smith. Brown, October 1. 130, In Coalville Survived by wife of Sherman Oaks, children Euoene Charles and Patricia Smith of Canoga Park, California, grandchildren. Mlchaal 14, Scotty 10, and Stacie T W. 88 18 Bridge, age 62, died August 6, 1982, at his residence in T Cerctf-Francal- 87 and Phillip. of Member Survived by: ton, Jacques L, Booth, Sandy; Mrs. Keith (Colette) Baird, Denver, Colo.; Mrs. Bill (Janine) Coles, Sandy; Mrs George (Nicole) Ramioue, Salt Lake City; 14 grandchildren;, brothers. Noel and Franz Jac) ques; sister, Mrs. Jos Smits, all Belgium. Funeral services, Monday, August 9, 12 noon, at the Yale-cre1st Ward Chapel, 1035 South 18th East. Friends may call at the Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, Sunday, from 08 p m., and at the ward Monday, one hour prior to services. Interment, Sait Lake City Cemetery Albert Knudsen. Married William Doidge, , Bel-- gium to Leon and Julia Meiot I Mar f Jacques. rted Louis W Booth on May 14, 1936 In New York City, leter In solemnized the Sait Lake LDS Temple Taught French I at the Unlversl- tv of Utah, and1 at Rowland Hall, St. Marks in her School, and privately N3 sen Reee - f ; Mrs. Jr , Survivors' Aunts, Marlev (Mildred) Jensen, Salt Lake City; Mrs Henry (Bessie) Butterfield. Herriman, Utah Many special cousins Including Mr and Mrs. Royal Beckstead, Viola Creason, Hold Nelson. Funeral services Monday 1 00 pm In the South Jordan 1st Ward Chapel, 10400 South 1500 West Friends may call at Goff 8090 South State, Mortuary, and Monday al Sunday the church one hour prior to services. Burial: South Jordan Cemetery. N3 87 Nl 86 and Annie JenChristina T j attended University of Utah and Utah State University graduate classes as well Taught school in South Jordan and Riv schools for in all organizations Church including Sunday School served as Town Clerk in Soutff Jordan. Member Jordan Branch Gerard, teacher, Primary President, Relief Society President and was a member of Relief Society SingHer home was aling mothers. ways open to others Survivors Three daughters and a son, Chiyo V. Biyle and Lester D Chipman, Salt Lake City; Maxine Anderson, Salma, Utah; Colleen Diamond, Richmond. California; 19 orandchlld-ren- , J4 five Gertrude Alice AtBeckstead tended schools in South Jordan and Rexburg, Idaho Graduate of Jordan High Marguerite Jacques Booth, 67, died at home, August 3, 1982, Born August 31, 1914, in St. Primary N1 Oral Alice JORDAN Beckstead, age 73, died August 5, m a Salt , 1982 Lake Hospital of natural causes Born August I 9, 1908 in South Jordan, Utah to Maurice S Marguerite J. Booth m the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died in Ja1954. nuary, LDS Member, Church, served Cottonwood Hospital 41S4 S. 3200 T8 8 8 Oral A. Beckstead Vera K. Chipman, 88. died August 6, 1982 in a Salt Lake City ' hospital after a Tir j 88 e d T SOUTH 1916 16, She died 14 T They I Temple had been married for 70 years until her death on March 9, 1982. He was a retired Meter Setter for the Sait Lake Water Department. Member of the Rosecrest Second Ward LDS Church. Survived by: Two tons, Don C , Kearns; Dale C., Sandy; daughter, Mrs. Sharon (Helen) Morion, Salt Lake City; 13 grandchildren; two 44 brothers, Merren, Torrance, Calif.; Earl. Twin Falls, Idrto. Funeral services will be Tuesday, August 10, 12 noon in the Rosecrest Second Ward Chapel, 3101 South 2300 East. Friends may call Tuesday one hour prior to services. Burial, Elysian Burial Gardens under the direction of Holbrook Funeral Chapel Schleich Sait Lake Formerly worked at LDS Hosprtal He as a miner and also lineman for the telephone company Owner and operator of (he Garden View Market, he was a house painter until his retirement in 1973 Acfiv High Priest In the LDS Church Former ward welfare clerk and temple worker Survived by. wife, LaVerda, Sait Lake City, daughter, Verla Sharon Christensen, also of Sad Lake City, son and daughter-in-law- . Arthur Lyman and Juanita Partridge, Bountiful, stepdaughter, Betty Orman, Lomifa, California, stepson, Sytvan Christensen, Sait Lake City, 10 grandchildren, one brothers Derail and sisters Jrtn, Sait Lake City; Lola Blanche, Earl Milton, and May all of Centerfiekk Beatrice, Melvin, Redmond, Utah. Funeral services will be held 00 p m., Winder Wednesday, 7th Ward, 4350 South 1100 East Friends may call Tuesday, p m , at Memorial Estates Mortuary, 5850 South 900, and Wednesday prior to services at the church Interment, Draper City Cemetery. in City Ann; Barnes MatilMarried da Bates, Feb- solemnized in the Salt He is survived by his Eleanor Remote Area wife, Michaiopoulos, and two j j in Fil- 1911 lmore, i The additional floor space to the hospital will be 12,526 square feet, bringing total space to 37,430. The facility currently has 889 square feet per bed. After the addition, it will have 891 square feet per bed. .) & ruarv 7. 1890 in Salem, Utah to Walter Merrin MarGardner ried Vida Ckff on September Re Mary Brown National and Jerusha Jane Fillmore Tavlor ceived his education in San Wyoming, to Brighan and Heber City, Member of the National Rifle Association and 13, James Franklin Christensen, age 76. died August 4, 1982, at his home of cancer Born May 14. 1906, m Sugar City, Idaho, to Joseph Franklin and Georgena Andrea Sorene-seChristensen. Married Nettie Ramzenberger, later divorced. Married LaVer-dThompson Evanston, 4, 1964, m T pansion of them will be a part of the expansion. The hospital is working 88 HEBER Earl Bates, 43. died August 7, 1902, in a Heber City hospital. Born July 24, 1939, in Park City to Walter G and Grace Elizabeth Smith Bates Married the James F. Christensen in an Arco, Idaho, hospital after a brief illness. Born December 16, 1911, Garfieid, Utah, to Robert and Esther Edwards City. to Clar- Norma Augu; Alexander E. Taylor Alexanoer Edward Taylor. 70. retired Kennecoff Copper Smelter employee, died Thursday, August 5, 1982, 1919. Salt later Council Waives Water Bills PARK CITY (UPI) -The City Council has voted to wipe out about In June water $40,000 bills because the city failed to mail out sample bills in May. Maxine L. Webb Maxine Luale Webb, 62, died August 4. 19W. in a local hospital would-b- e A. Michaiopoulos, Civic Leader, Dies Civic SHOOTCOTATTHE Theft Suspect Shot By Store Manager Hospital Firm Approves $2.2 Million Expansion 9900 5 1 Intermountain Area Obituaries economy may also be a factor in the sharp increase in what they call car clouts, or burglaries of property from automobiles. That trend has also been seen in other parks, including Yellowstone. The thefts often involve organized cars rings that prey on tourists because they are easy targets. For those who do come to the big parks, there is evidence that they are spending less on incidentals this year Guided bus tours here are off sharply from a year ago, except for a $5, economy excurison that was introduced this summer. It was an immediate success, said Jan Cutler, who is the director of transportation services for Grand Canyon Lodges. People are just opting for things that are less expensive. A But the pattern is not clear-cu- t. company that operates helicopter tours over the canyon said the number of passengers was up 20 percent over last year. Its hard to figure out, said Gary Sexton, the sales representative for Grand Canyon Helicopters. You can tell just by the traffic and the activity around here that things in general ae not as busy as last year. And were seeing a lot fewer foreign visitors. Still, our overall business is up. If there are fewer people crowding the footpaths and craggy points at the rim of the canyon this summer, it might be because the park itself has changed, adding diversions and entertainments. Though some might say such things have no place in a park celebrating Americas most spectacular scenic wonder, television sets have been installed over the winter in many of the lodging rooms on the South Rim. k, P The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, August 8, 1982 Since 1315 Bw Stli Southi 1100 364-554- 4 We |
