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Show The Salt Lake Tribune. Sunday, October Hes No Member, Group Says - SPRINGVILLE (UPI) The president of a group opposed to the income tax and paper money says his organization has nothing to do with Dan Lafferty, a candidate for Utah County sheriff arrested recently for numerous traffic violations. Gene M. Ereksen, president of Patriots United for Freedom (PUFF), said Lafferty is not a member of his organization as was reported following an incident in Springville Justice of the Peace Court in which some of Laffertys backers tried to place the judge under "citizens arrest. "He has never been a member and we don't condone what he has said Ereksen, done," Springville computer prog-rame- Salt Lake and Intermountain Area Obituaries r. utth Lafferty had two run-in- s the law recently over traffic citations, including the court incident. He is also suing the Utah County clerk for refusing to accept his filing fee for shenff Lafferty refused to pay in U S currency because it was not backed by silver or gold He offered his personal note to the clerk Lafferty w'as incorrectly identified as a member of the patriots group when he showed up for trial on three speeding charges in justice of the peace court He was accompanied by B3 BROWN FLORAL Co 3ft4 5541 MkS n IIIHWotI Ereksen said PUFF offers the booklets for sale and the person who passed them out was apparently someone who bought them Sunrise 7 PEARSON 'VACasl FLORAL mo 1100 So SUGARH0USE FLORAL 6t, Fair through Sundav Utah with increasing southerly winds western valleys, increasing clouds frm the west late Sundav with scattered showers Monoav north and variable clouds south. Cooler Monday. Lows mostly in the 40$ Sunday night. Highes in the 70s Sunday and uoper 60s and lower 70s Monday Extended Outlook Tuesday Through Thursday Fair to partly cioudv Utah Turning cooler and Tuesday unsettled Wednesday and Thursday Lows mostly m the 30s Highs in the 60s. Mostly dry TuesWyoming Cool day through Thursday Tuesday Lows 15 to x and highs mid-40- s to mid-50Moderating PrwiOiftnn fnr the period ended Saturday at 5 p m., none Precipitation for October. 36. deficiency 18 Precipitation smee Oct i, 1982. Wednesdav temperatures through Thursday Lows and highs 50s to low 60s 20 to 15 Air Polution Index ne following indices have been calculated bv the Ufah State Department of Hea'th as of 3 00 o m Saturday. Total Suspended Pdrt'ClMants Sa't Lake City 09den Dies at 85 i' MOT. Sait Lake City, Ogden end Provo Generally fair early Sunday. Increasing clouds and windy Sunday afternoon and warm Cloudy Sunday night with chance of showers Showers likely Monday and colder. Lows Sunday night uooer 40s. Highs rrd70s Sunday cooling to the md60s Monday Winds becoming southerly 10 to 20 mph Sunday afternoon. Probability of rain 40 percent measureable Sunday night. Chart Temperature 18 45 Dorothy Day, 1377 Princeton Ave. (1125 South), prominent educator, scientific re- searcher and tive ac- churchwo-man- , died Satur- day after a long illness She was 85. Dr born Day was Nov. 13. Dayton. 1896. in Ohio, daughter Dr. Day of William E. and Louise K. Day, whose pioneer ancestors helped settle America graduate of East High School, her bachelor of arts degree from Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass , and master of science and doctoral degrees from the University of Wisconsin. Madison Dr Day also studied at the University of Chicago, and Columbia and Cornell universities. A she earned She was a visiting professor at Brigham Young University and a faculty member at Westminster College. University of Wisconsin, Cornell University, and Mills and Smith colleges. She also taught at East High School. Dr. Day was a guest researcher at the New York Botanical Garden, 53 Bountiful Magna Provo Connecticut Experiment Station and University of Minnesota, and engaged in microbiological research for the U S. government. wealth advisory code' Good Forecast Va'ues shoo'd be decreasing Sunday. A member of the Presbyterian Church In America. she was a member of the First Presbyterian Church. seventh-generatio- Stuo !$ -- ? I CITY tion for the Advancement of Science. and was a life member, alumnae chairman and past national president of Sigma Delta Epsilon Graduate Women in Science t, Fraternity. Clfy ,1 n Dr. Day was a Fellow and Life Member of the American Associa- L : She had served as an officer of College Club, Salt Lake City; Sigma Xi and the American Society for Aril Plant Physiology. LEGEND aur 3 AIN SNOW SHOWWS0 0 FftONTHB WARM COLD FRONT STATIC FRONT BBS rTT mow TtMHiarutii roeicuT Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday noon at the First Presbyterian Church, 12 C Street. Friends may call at Eastmans Evans & Early, 574 E. 100 South, Monday 7 to 8 p.m. and at the r church a prior to services. Burial will be at Mount Olivet Cemetery. half-hou- turn cloudy Sunday evening. Highs s Skies will be in will and low 70s. mid-60- Lows in 30s, 40s. GRAVITY IS A VILLAIN! Think about it?? Gravity is constantly forcing your body downward. Compressing your spine, causing back pain ... Pulling the tissues & organs downward, distorting the shape of your body, causing middle age spread and stooped poshire ... Have you looked into the mirror recently and found your face sagging downward, with lines traced where no smile or frown could be responsible? These and much more are the devastating effects of gravity to your body... 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Jimmy w Oct 13.1982, Sa Dd"ie' WHITEHEAD. Phyllis Soanish Fork, Oct 14, 902 V . Ronald Dexter Ronald Swaimon Dexter. 75, passed away October 15, 1982. at home in Salt Lake City. Born February 14, 1907, in Cumberland, Wyoming, to andl Bruce Swams-toEmma Vail Mattison Salt I Lake City. No-vember 17, 1971 Two previous marriages He was a High Priest in the Central Park Ward of the LDS Church Veteran of World War It. Retired freight handler with the Union Pacific Railroad after 30 years employment Survived bv: wife. Jov. Salt Lake City; son. Paul Blake Dexter. West Jordan. Utah, four sisters: Vera Smith, West Valiev City; Thelma Lewis, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Pietro (Petel Genevive) Pasauali. Cooperton; Mrs Dana (Hilda) Fraughton, American Fork. Funeral services will be held Tuesday. October 19, 1982, 12 Qp noon, at the Central Park Ward. 300 East 2700 South Friends may call Monday from P.m,. at the Holbrook Funeral Chapel. 3251 South 2300 East, and at the ward chapel on Tuesday, one hour prior to services. Interment. Sunset Gardens of the Valley T 1017 T 10' 17 Nellie H. Fullmer Piute Co C'RCLEVILLE, Nellie Helguist Fullmer, age 91. died October 15, 1982. in a Richfield care center. Born in Koosharem, December 31, 1890. to Alfred Brigham Hansen and Anna Bergeta Married Barlow Helauist Fullmer. September Fergeson 26. 1912, in Junction, Utah, later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple, March iu, my He died Mrch X, 1965. She was a Primary president and a counselor in the MIA. She was a counselor in the ward Relief Society in four different presidencies She was spiritual living instructor for IS years. She was the Garfield Stake Relief Society She secretary for many years.Circte-vilie taught a year of school in and a year in Koosharem. : two two and sons Survived by Mrs. Bernice L daughters: Stark, Salt Lake City; Harold (Shine) Fullmer, Alfred (Freed) Fullmer, both of Circle-vill- and Mrs. Neil (Dona) Defts. Vemal. 17 grandchild33 ren; sister, Mrs. Mattie Sorensen. in Utah. Preceded Aurora, death by her husband, three sons, and a daughter, Horace Ray. Gordon O., Duane (Tuck), and Nelda Beth Fullmer Funeral services wilt be held Tuesday at 1 00 pm., in the Circleville LDS Ward Chapel where friends may call from 11 00 a m to 12 X p m Burial in the Circleville Cemetery Funeral directors, Neal S and Sons Mortuary T T 1017 Area Births Births reported at Sa't area hospitals include Lae LDS Hospital Mr and Mrs SCOtt Ashby. 284 S 250 West. Kavsviiie. daughter Mr. and M's JeH R Judkins. 3471 S 3570 East, son Mr an Mrs Scott D Phillips, S 950 East, 3090 Bountiful daughter. Mr and Mrs Crag M Christensen, 189 Tihany Town Drive. M'dva'e. son Mr and Mr. Cameron M Hess. 5494 5 235 East, Murray daugnter Mr and Mrs Lk)vd W Harris. 420 E Truman Ave., daughter. Mr and Mrs Richard L lenson 2655 Capricorn. Way. zon Mr and Mr$ Ross F Der-dge 566 Brea St . daughter Mr and Mrs W'lliam B A Men 2276 E Ciaybourne Ave son DebLee Mitchell. 4390 Dorn Mr and Mrs Gregory Grant Pa'ch 725 Medical Piaza. son Mr and Mrs Carlyle F C'arfcf. 3761 S 540 West, daughte Mr and Mrs Wi'ham G Paulson. 4566 S 3200 West, daughter Mr and Mrs Franklin 0 Richards iu. 2512 Redondo Ave son Mr and Mr Karl J Hiller. 200 East. Centerville and Mrs Robe H Cannon, 10129 H'gh Point. Sandv. daughter Mr and Mrs Michael R 2089 We'ler famine Way daughter 1343 N son Mr M D Martin ot develop tpeoaiiiet it orifttpMdici no Ht Cj'lom io lecturer, ! 9 GRAVITY GUIDING Alta View Hospital SYS- toadem tAft.. mrtor tr4 medic' $ prct 2711 South State Street Consult 4 mrobr (8 the America Medical Aaoneii0nndtt in Co"f of Spots Mffiicint h ihc served ts Assist Med'Ci D.frqr 0 Amercer. Aiftintt las Anpin Mart Am t Mr i DM H Griwty 0 proMsSNAi1 Sports GutJi'n System nd 4 presently vgrvotfont l to tor used by to'tk established et tomtits t unrv!t clubs 'UlfOrwdi HOURS MON There are dealerships available SAT 10:00 10 6:00 CLOSED SUNDAY in selected areas in Utah 8 Idaho Call Benjamin Harriet A. Derrick ST GEORGE. UTAH -Harriet Ann Clark Derrick, 92, Of St George Born Sep tember 1. 1890 in Oohir, Utah, to George William and Sarah Ann Schaefer Clark She married Frank Ervin Merrill. July 6, 191 and was later divorced. She married Thales Matthew Derrick. July 6. 1934 and was di vorced in 1938 Mrs Derrick was active in the LDS Church Served a Stake Mission in Wells. Salt Lake City Stake from 1952 to 954 $he served 25 years as a visiting teacher in her Salt Lake City Ward and was a genealogy worker She was a rrvmber of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers, entoved sewing, antiques and ceramics. Spent most of her life in Satt Lake City, moved to St George. Utah in 1977 Survivors include three sons. Thales A Derrick, St. George, Utah; Wilbur E Merrill, Salem. Oregon; Clark S. Merrill, Salt Lake City; 13 grandchildren; 29 four death by one sister, preceded Mabel Blanche Clark and one son, Frank L. Merrill. Funeral services will be held in the Salt Lake City LDS Whittier Ward Chapel. 1515 So 200 East at 11:00 a m. on Monday. October 18, 1982. Friends mav call at the Chapel on Monday morning from 9 X to 10 X prior Salt to services Interment Lake City Cemetery under direction of the Metcalf Mortuary T 1016 T10'17 in Dexter. Dexter, Rov White head on August 31. 1926 m the Salt Lake LOS Temple She attended schools in Nephi and the Rogers Beauty School in Provo, was a licensed beautician She operated her own beauty shop m Piovu fu tour yeai s Active member of the LDS Church, served in ward and stake Primary, she was a devoted worker m the Relief Society all of her married life Site served, wilti her husband, as a ordinance worker n the Manti LDS Tern pie and served with him on LDS Missions to the Texas Mission and the New England Mission She and her husband had charge of the Joseph Smith Birthplace Memorial m Vermont While in Texas she was president of the Branch Relief Society She and her husband also served two years at the Visitors Center on the grounds of the Arizona LDS Temple Member, Daughters of Utah Pioneers and has also supported the Federated Chs. having been a member of the Alla and Thalian Clubs Husband and Survivors children, Le Roy, Jr., LaMonte M of Spanish Fork; Mrs Bill (JoAnnel Johnston, Scottsdale, Arizona. Phillip K., Springville. 21 grandchildren; eight greatMrs sister, grandchildren; Vilate M Oavid. Provo Preceded m death by son, Gary N Funeral services, Monday, October 18, 11 am, Spanish Fork First LDS Ward chapel, under the direction of Bishop J. Ruion Nelson Friends mav call at the Walker Funeral Home. p m and Monday. Sunday. 9 X a m at the funeral home Burial. Spanish Fork Cemetery. T 1017 T 10 17 , Married Joy Bertha Milter GRAVITY INVERSION CENTER Robed Mamed October at the Dixie Medical Center LAWSON. Roy L Sr. Sa't Lake City. Oct 15, 1982 PEACOCK. Delta M, Sa" Lake City Oct 15. 1982 RICHARDS, Fletcher M Los Angeles. Ca'lt Sent 26. 1982 STOWELL. William c Ort 15. 1982 Man-gu- Utah, died Wednesday, 13, 1982 Way. son TEM Isabelle and Crawlev le Fine Day for Bocci Ball Dorothy Day, Educator, Or Poetry in the Park tive deficiency Sunset 6 FOR K Phyllis SPANISH Mangum Whitehead, age 82, away on pass) October 14, 1987 m a Pevson Utah hovpildl after a Ungw ing illness Born April IS. 19qo in Ntphi Ulah to Wallace 17 T 16 T 10 16 IS22 MDT Phyllii Whitehead J FuMPtal VINCENT vivu t lot John Melvin Jack Vincent w'H beheld Mxidav. 12 00 noon m if Monument Park 1?th Ward 2796 Oestview Drive the Larkin Fntods mav r11 Sunset Lawn Mortuary Sundav t (XV 9 ' at Monrt' and pm the Ward one hour t .or 0 services Interment, Satt Lake C'tv Cemetery MWED Netiafial Wtattwr Service Data Skies will be mostly fair Sun day but with increasing clouds by the evening! There will be a chance of showers in Utah, Idaho and Wyoming with a chance of t snow in Nevada at the level Sunday evening. Tempoer-ature- s will dip from the mid-60s bv and 70s Sunday to Monday. Lows will remain the same, about the 30s and 40s The cold system is expected to last through the middle of next week 1 FUNERAL NOTICES several followers, one of whom presented the jury with a booklet published by PUFF which contained a set of t ample jury instructions. One of the instruct.ons told the jurors that if they believed the law ''infringes upon your natural, God given, inalienable or constitutional rights" then the jurors were within their rights to "affirm that the offending statute is really no law at all and that the violation of it is no crime " a H 15 17, 1982 Mr , Robe and Mr Sandv. daughter Mr and Mrs James Presiey, Sandy son Mr and Mrs Brx Havmorf. Sandy. tu' Mr and Mrs Rona'd Gibson Sandv-so- Mr and Mrs Mrfc O'SOh, Sandv daughter Mr and Mrs Gary Ptnt Si' Lk City, son Blanche W. Fletcher PARK Fletcher, che Wiest age 94. died October Salt mp W Lake hospital Bom in Park City, Utah on March 28, 1888 to Henry and Mathilda Swen-seWiest She married A Roy i Fletcher on j April 28, 1909; he died on July 14, in a 1982 1966. 13, Blanche was famous for her promotional pictures used bv the Park City Ski Resort to magazines and papers throughout the work), and was also m one of the Osmond Shows taken in Park City. "Mom" Fletcher will be missed greatty for her humor and wit and her vast store of knowledge about the early history of Park City. At the time of her death Blanche was the oldest native born Park City citizen Survivors: Sons, daughters, Marion G., Lehi; Mel H , Park City; Ms Gladys Webber, and Mrs. Bert (Juanita) Love. Seattle, Washington; Mrs. Martin (Bertha) Jorgensen, Chula Vista, Catif.; ten grandchild11 ren; 26 Funeral services Monday, 11 a m., at the Park City Ward Chapel (Frontage Road near Kimball where Junction) friends may call Sunday. pm., and Monday, one hour prior to services Burial, Cemetery. Park City In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to fhe Park r ity Glpnwnryl T ametery Fund Box 51. Park City, UT 84060 T T 1017 Della M. Peacock Myrfle L. Johnson Lucille Measom Peapassed away Odcber Our beloved mother, grand mother, great grandmothar, Della cock Louise Myrtle Wager Johnson, aue 87, passed ; away on Ck tuber toi lowing illness and friend, 15. Lake City, Utah Shore, Utah, to Thomas Jarvis and Sarah Jane m Hunter, Utah, to George T and Laura E BestaU Wager Married j:. Jesse Isarah Johnson. May I9l 10. Humble Me som Married ? a r I 0 w R Peamrfc Inly 70 I9?a. Salt Lake City, solemnized m the Hawnan LDS Temple on November 10. 196? Graduate of Spanish Fork High School and Heneger s Business College Legal Secretary; also worked for the Salt Lake City Corporation tor a number of years She loved life and never complained about those hardships she hart to enrture I overt and eriioved her family, especially her grandchildren and E moved great grandchildren working m the yard, picking raspberries and watching her flowers and vegetables grow She was an excellent cook and provided many meals tor her family and fnends Her special tv was "pickles" and "pies" Liked to travel and visit her friends and relatives and ai wavs had fond memories of her days spent in Montana She wH missed by all who knew her Survivors: Salt husband. Lake City, son, Richard M , and K daughter-in-lawConnie Peacock. Sandy, Utah, son inlaw. Don Giacomo and wife. Colene, Springville. Utah, eight 10 greatgrandgrandchildren; children, two brothers, James and Frank Measom, both of Spanish Fork, Utah; sister, Phoebe Wells, Phtllipsburg. Montana Mrs Peacock was preceded m death bv a daughter Marlene Funeral services Tuesday October 19, 198?, 12 00 noon, Valiev View 3rd Ward, 4101 South 1925 East Friends mav call at the Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, Monday. 7 00pm toSXpm and Tuesday at the ward. 10 X a m to 17 X noon. The family suggests that, m lieu of flowers, donations be made to the American Cancer Society. 610 East South Temple. Salt Lake C'tv Utah n tte Salt 84102 Interment Lake City Cemetery. M ' Mar- riage later solemnized m the Salt Lake LDS Temple Active member of the L OS Church, residing in the Wilson Ward Active temple worker Survivors lour sons and three daughters Lyle, Granger. B'l ly Murray; Ray. Taylorsville. Earl W and Mrs Larry (Betty Gene) Ashman Mrs Rav (Mar lene) Cox, all of Salt Lake City. Mrs Wavne, (Bonnie) Keith Kearns, sister. Blanche Bal four, brother, Bill Wager, both of Salt LakeCitv. 28 grandchild ren, 38 greatgrandchildren Funeral services will be held 00 p m at the Wil Tuesday son Ward I860 South 3rd East Fnends mav call at Deseret Mortuary 36 East TOO South. Monday. 64 pm, and Tuesday at the ward one hour prior Interment Salt I ake C ity Cemetery T 10 17 T 10 17 Maurine O. Thomson Ma urine Thomson, Bernice Otterstrom beloved mother 77. grandmother, and sister, friend, returned to her Heavenly Father on Oct I I f 13, 1982, following several re- cent heart attacks She was bom Mav 8. 1910 at Ephraim, Utah, to Oscar and - ?- M Margaret Otter Green She married A Glenn Thomson November 25. 1933 He preceded her in death on October 8, 1980 She was a long-timemployee of Montgomery Ward and J C Penney Dept stores, until she retired m 1977 Survivors Mrs Daughter, Stanley P. (Darlene Thomson) Holbrook, Bountiful, four Thomas Mrs grandchildren, (Debbie) Chernik, Salt Lake City; Rick Thomson Holbrook. Scott Thomson Holbrook, and Angela Marie Holbrook, all Bountiful; brothers. John M and Ned W both Salt Lake City. Clifford D Otierstrom, Murray, sister, Mrs. Glenn R Naomial Follweiler, New (A Carl E Jersey; Colorado Denver, Jackson, brother, O Melrose Otierstrom preceded her in death Funeral wll he services Monday. 11 a m , at the Deseret Mortuary, 36 East WO South where friends may call Sundav. 6 to 8 pm, and Monday, one hour prior to services Inter ment, Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park She touched many lives, and was loved bv all ShewiHbe greatly missed Jerry Larracuente Survivors-Parents- brothers and sister. David, Carmen and Carl, all of Salt Lake City; niece, neoh. Nanita and Jeremy; grandparents. Danny and Francis Bustos, of Price, Utah Funeral services will be held at the Deseret Mortuary, 36 East 700 South, Sundav. 7 X p m and Monday, nine a m. interment will be in the Sunset Gardens of the Valley. W. Webb Sevier N3 County Born November X, 1957. in Salt Lake City. Utah to William H and Wanda T 10 17 Jose A. Campos T '17 10 190? T 10 Dorottiy Dye 10 17 Eddie N. Adams Married Elizabeth later divorced T 10 17 17 GRAND JUNCTION, COIO-Ooro- thy Rochelle Dve, our away baby, passed loving October 13, 198?, in Grand Junction. Colorado infant daughter of Kenneth and Dorothy Louise B'gham Dve Member of the LDS Church Survived by parents and sister. Jessica, of Fruita. ColoMrs rado; grandmothersJuanita Bigham, Price. Mrs Vivian Dve. Huntington, uncle. Alfred Bigham. Price. Funeral services, Monday. 11 X am. Mitchell Chaoef. Prce Friends may call Sunday and AVmday prior to services Bura Price City Cemetery Eddie Norris Adams, age 56 died October 16. 1982 Born August 12, 1924, in Greenwood, Mississipp. to Eddied and Annie Miller Adams 17 M. LOS ANGELES, California -Fletcher M "Bud" Richards, a former Salt Lake City resident died September 26, 198? at his home in Los Angeles. Calif He was born September 3, 1916 in Salt Lake City, Utah, a son of Alex H and Elizabeth M He attended local Richards schools including LDS High School. East and South Highs He received recognition for his artistic abilities and was active in local tennis circles. At age 17 he left tor Los Angeles, California to secure employment and has resided there since that time He persured employment primarily in the field of advertising He continued his interest m tennis and badmitton and won several trophies. He is survived by a son, Fletcher Perry Richards and his wife Tina ; also two granddaughters, Elizabeth and Courtney Richards a'l of Tacoma, Washington ; also two sisters, Mrs. Heber J iBeth R ) Green-halgSan Mateo, Calif ; Mrs. Melvin B. (Helen R ) Hender-yi- , Salt Lake City; also an Aunt Mrs Janet M Poredda. Salt Lake City and two nephews, Brian R and Tim R Green-halgof Culver City. Calif ; and a niece, Ann E Henderson. Norwood. Calif. Funeral services were hek) m Los Angeles on September 29. EVANSTON. Wyoming Jose Amador Campos, age 76. ded 1982 15. on October hs residence in Evanston Born on November 25. 1906 to Truiillo and Maria Joseph Campos. Married Maria Nmfa 19X Union Retired Ortiz, Pacific Railroad worker Member of the Catholic Church Survived by. Three daughters. Mrs John (Dolores) Cervantes. Mrs. Harvey (Patricia) Kern, both of Rock Springs. Mrs Lawrence Wyoming, Evans(Marie) Reichenberg, three ton; nine grandchildren; He was preceded m death bv his wife and one son. Joe Ted Campos Tuesday, services. Rosary October 19, seven pm in hi Crandall Funeral Home, Evanston. Funeral Mass, Wednesday. 11 a m , in Our Ladv of Sorrows Catholic Church in Rock Springs Burial. Wataha Memorial Park in Rock Springs. T T 10 16 Fietcher Married Marta Dee Mair. November 12. 1976. in Heber City Graduate of Warstch High School. Truck Driver. wife, daughter. Survivors, Ashlee Lynn, parents, and brother. Ricky, all of Daniel; Mrs sister. (Vickie Lynn) Lawton. Lubbock, Texas, Mr and Mrs grandparents. James M Mair. Heber City. Mrs Ethel Webb, Daniel services Funeral Monday. I 00 pm Daniel Ward Chapel Friends may call at Olpin Mortuary, Sundav, 6 0041 X p.m and at the Church Monday, one hour prior Burial, Heber City Cemetery T !0 '16 10 "Bud" Richards Webb. Mair 18 A very loving person, Jerry Nathan Larracuente. 7?, died October 15. 190? Born in Salt Lake City. Utah on February 6, i960 to Jose R and Margaret Larra Bustos cuente Member of the Church of God of Prophecy Ebenezer and, Latin American Assembly of God Church. DANIEL, Wasatch County-JimmWayne Webb, 24, died October 13, 1982, in N310 10 17 T T T Jimmy Lake 1904, V0? 1999 a lengthy Born July X Bom Decemb-3. 198?, in Salt 15, T 10 17 T 10 17 Jones m 1950 in Los Angeles, California; Paul F. Child Paul Fallentine passed away Oct Salt Lake City. Utah Born Novemb er 21. 1915, 09den. Utah, a son of Paul Curtis and Diana H F a e n t i n e Child Married Helen S Miller. June 14. 1939, n the Salt Lake LDS Temple Retired in 1980 as Child, 14, 1982. 66. in district manager of American Express Travel Service after 37 years Member, Salt Lake Rotary Club Was a member of the East Milicreek 10th Ward, where i served as a tvgh priest. Sunday School teach r, and home teacher Served mission to the Samoan Islands For mer member of Poplar Grove Ward (Pioneer Stake) where he served in the bishopric and as a stake missionary SurvivorsWife, three sons, Ray Miller Child, Paul Gregory Child, both Salt Lake City; Robert Scott Child, Tempe. Arizona; eleven grandchildren, brothers and sisters, Carl R . Cleve S . Mrs Thomas (Diana) Martin, Mrs Clarence (Emma) Sollis. Mrs Danmf (Loretta) Locke, all Salt Lake City, preceded in death by parents and brother. Rav Curtis Chik) Funeral services Monday. Oct 197, 12 noon. East Mil-reek 10fh Ward 3640 East Millstream Lane (3510 South) Friends mav call at the Larkm Mortuary. 7ft0 East So Temple Sunday. 7 to 9 p m . and Monday. at the Ward one hour prior to services Interment. Mount Olivet Cemetery l. T T10-1- T Ralph Frederick 17. 1979 Survived bv tour sons and two daughters Karl Ralph Frederick. Covina. California; Richard Frederick, and Mrs Harvey (Louise) LeFevra. Tooele, Lynn Frederick and RHI Frederick, both of Marvv vale. Mrs Stewart (Melba) H egg art. Culver City. California. 26 grandchildren; 41 great m Preceded grandchildren death by wife, daughters. Gwen Eddie Frederick and Mrs (Be) Tor person, and three grandsons Funeral services will be Tue day, 0fp m , in thr Marvsvale IDS Ward Chapel, where fnends may tall Tuesday after 1? 00 noon Burial m the June ton Cemetery Funeral direr tors Neal 5 Maoist and Sons Mortuary TIM' T 10 T 17 10 Our beloved Roy Lee Lawson Sr 49, died October 15, 1982, in a Sait Lake City hospital Born Mav 2, 1931. in Stokes County. North Carolina, son of Pete and Ethel East Lawsm Married Mary Phoebe Salazar 16, October 19. m North Carolina He worked for R J Co Winston-Salem- , Tobacco Reynolds N C , as a chief repair-nviMember of the Kerwin Baptist Church. Kemersville. N C wife. sons. Survived bv Raymond Randolph and Rov Lee. P ; two stepdaughters Mrs Gerald (Julia) Moore and Mrs Edward (Manr) Sykes, mother and sister. Mrs Archie fSarah) Callahan, seven grandchildren, allot North Carol ma Memorial services will be held Saturday evening. 8 X p m at Deseret Mortuary, 36 East 00 South, where friends p m Entombmay cal' from ment will be at the Gardens of Walker-town- . Mausoleum. Memory North Carolina In lieu Ot flowers, the family suggests contributions in his name to the Hospice Unit of Holy Cross Hospital 10 17 Burke Hamblin GEORGE Burke Mam-bage 61 ded Thursday October 14, 1982. m a Salt Lke City hospital Born August 19. )9?1, m Heber Cty. Utah, to Charles Alten and Juventa Montgomery Hamblin Jane Smith, Sara Married August 7, 1943, in Bk)xi. Missip-p- i She preceded him m death on November 12. 1981 He grew up and was educated in Heber City. Utah Served n the US Army. 1943 46 Lived m Walnut Creek. California, before moving to St Georoe in 1970 Member of the LDS Church E moved photography and pamting Survivors Two sons and two Botman. Judith daughters Slidell. California, Wayne Hamblin, Spokane. Washington. Todd Hamblm. Carol Barnhart, both of Bremerton, Washington Graveside services were held n Saturday. October 16. he St George City Cemetery yryjer the direction of the Me calf Mortuary ST T MARYSVALE. Piute Frederick, aoe 17, d'ftd October IS. 1982, m a Tooele nursing home Bom m Marvsvale. March 7, 1896. to David I. and Ellen Frederick DeGraw Sophia Married Althea ( Theo) November 18. 1914, in Pangu'tch She died February Roy L. Lawson Sr. Attended Utah State University Veteran of World War H, serving in the Army Air Corns. Member. Westvale Presbyterian Church Survivors, parents; son. Maurice B Adams; brothers Henry L. Adams. Hayward. California; sister, Afesa M Adams, Satt Lake City. Preceded in death by a brother. Walter Rose BartmanoCompanion: wicz. Funeral services wit! be hek) Tuesday. 1 00 p m at the Colonial Mortuary Chapel. 2128 South State, where fnends may call Monday. 74pm, and Tuesday, one hour prior to services Interment. Sunset Gardens of the Valley 0 T 17 T 18 William 10 17 Mary Jo Iverson OGDEN Mary Joan Andrus Iverson, age 49. died on Friday. October 15, 198? at her home Born on September 18, 1933 in Salt Lake City to George Owen and Ruth Evers Andrus She married Dr Richard S Iverson September 71. 1965 m Salt Lake Ctv Graduate of Cypress High School, graduated from the U of U m 1965 with a BA degree, and recieved masters in Psychiatric Social Work Member of Phi Kappa Phi. honorary scholastic ' fraternity, Delta Gamma Snror ity. Junior League of Ooden fhlkkens Aid Society, and the Weber County Medical Auxiha ry Member. Good Shepherd Ogden f P'Scopal Church ofHusband and Survived by two sons. Vott and Michael Iverson, all of Ogden; mother, and sifter. Mrs Paul (Connie) McCullough both of Salt Laka Private family funeral ser vices. Sunday at Lindquist 1 Sons Inter Colonial Chapel mmt, Memorial Gaidem of the Wasakh Family suggests mntnbutions be made to the McKay Dee Hospital Found on or the St Benedicts Hospital Foundation 7 10 17 T 10 16 17 T 10 16 C. Stowed NEPHI wMiam C (Bill) age 87, died October 15. 1902. in Provo Bkxn Mav X. 1095, m Colonial to Brigham and Juarez. Rhoda Bvbee StowMI Married Desma Jones July 24 19?8 n Nephi, later solemnized m the Manti LDS Temple Hecompiet ed his early schooling at Colonial Juarez Academy Moved to Provo and served as class ores' dent of BYU High School and helped organize class reunions or the group for the oast several years He was active m many church and ov attairs in Nephi tor the past SO years Was High Priest group leader and active in the Bov Scouts He was a successful coal dealer for X years Served on the Neohi City Council for two terms Civil dHtense director for Juab County Operated a pest control business for many years He was past president of fhe stae Suffolk sheep show An honorary FFA State Farmer for his beautiful Mowers wife. Desma. Survivors Npphi ; sons and dauoh1r$ Roger, lyundvl. Steven, Sandv; Richard, Levan, Mrs Edward 'Betty) Sappi Menlo Park. California. Mrs RussHI IMerllvn) Shirts, St George, 1J grand children, one great grandEugene. daughter. brothers Rigby. Idaho. Grant. Pocatello Harold. Idaho Fa'ls Idaho, hall brothers several Idaho, and sisters Preceded in death bv a daughter. Fav Larsen Funeral services will be held 11 X Tuesday, am, m the Nephi 3rd LDS Ward Chapel mav call a Anderson Friends Funeral Home m Neuhi. Mon 70 and pm Tuesday one day. hour prior t services Inter mrnt, Vmr Bluh Cemetery T 16 T 0 It |
