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Show ymiir'ryi The Salt Lake Trihune 12C Saturday, February T- - A : '! I V4A"AoSC0 v' ; , i": is ,. ',t 75., Hs ty-L- ' c s ; Hotel Proves Provo Has Arrived 198,1 19, 'r : By Ann Shields Tribi ne Correspondent PROVO Provos new Excelisor Hotel is "part of a movement to rebuild the central service area of the city, according to Mayor James Ferguson. The uidyui and Utah County Commissioners toured the hotel this week with Gov. and Mrs. Scott M. Matheson. John N. Mavros, general manager of the facility, said the hotel will be tfh SkSf - ' - IXbkr: - y , r. 7 Wf LW y t :' vV' "".V LEGEND RAIN Q f'0 "JK qoudyQ Chow'rSD SNOW open nVJSEJ WARM fRONT COLD FRONT rn1 nigm timmbatuiis at t 5J foviCAST oa'aTmn SHOWN Winter and Spring Snow Shower May End Late This Afternoon Paso Phoenix Temperature Chart H Utah Antelope Island Blandlng Brigham City . Brcs Canyon Bullfrog Cedar City ... Delta Fillmore Greenrlver M M 4? 28 55 32 43 15 58 35 63 39 65 31 66 35 56 22 65 22 55 31 63 33 M 27 44 16 39 22 66 33 64 24 43 18 . . ... Hanksvllle Logon Milford Moab Monticello ... Price Provo Richfield Roosevelt Salt Lake City St 63 ... George Son Antonio Salt Lake, Ogden ond mid-40- Snow showers Utah Saturday decreasing morning becoming paitty cloudy by afternoon. Fair Soturday night and Sun- day. Warmer Sunday. Lows in upper teens and 20s. Highs Saturday in 40s and Sundoy 45 to 55. .11 Utah Recreation Area Forecast Canyonlonds: Snow showers decreasing Saturday with partial clearing by afternoon. Fair T Sunday. Lows in 20s. Highs Saturday 45 to 50 ond Sunday In low 50s. Lake Powell: Scattered rain or snow T T 73 37 T showers decreasing Saturday Partial clearing Satur. day afternoon. Fair Sunday. Lows near 30. Highs Saturday In low 50s and T Sundoy in upper 50s. 41 18 52 29 ... . 30 51 42 40 Snow showers Provo early Saturday becoming partly cloudy by afternoon. Fair Saturday night and Sunday. Lows in upper 20s s Highs Saturday In ond Sunday near 50. P 11 .6141 Ve-n- ol . Tucson 60 38 Tooele Unlv. of Utah Wendover L 72 71 71 73 El Nevada Elko Ely Los Vegas Reno Winnemucca Wyoming ... . Casper Cheyenne Evanston 50 48 78 52 54 37 32 45 34 .02 .15 41 T Salt Lake CityProvo Area Air Pollution Index .28 dl00 52 35 63 39 48 26 . . 50 0 Idaho Boise Sun Valley Pocatello ... .... .03 41 25 .23 Total ParhcuUnh 67 Carbon Moroxidt Salt Lake Montana W. Yellowstone nO 54 T 54 46 M 18 51 38 good FI 00 very good 33 Total Parttcmanfi Carbon Monoxufe Provo - Source Utah State Deot of Health Orem High School Captures State Forensics Meet Trophy Special to The Tribune CEDAR CITY Orem High School was the sweepstakes winner this weekend at the Abe Lincoln Forensic Tournament, defeating longtime champion Bingham High School for the trophy. Hosted annually by Southern Utah State College, the Abe Lincoln Tournament is directed by M.L. Smith, coach of the SUSC forensic squad. - The squad serve as assistant directors. Orem High, coached by SUSC alumnus Steve Bringhurst, finished the two-da- y tournament with 111 points. Bingham, coached by Dennis Edmonds, finished with 101 points Third place, division, went to West Jordan with 95 points, fourth to Ogden High with 74 points, and fifth to Cedar High with 64 points te Sweepstakes for out-of-sta- schools went for a second year to Chaparral High School, Las Vegas, wuh 72 points Valley and Bonanza high schools. Las Vegas, tied for second place with 42 points. Chaparral forensics coach Russ Schember w as named "Coach of the Year at the completion of the tournament. Abe Lincoln is the largest high school contest in Utah and is recognized as one of the largest high senool tournaments in the country, Mr Smith said This year there were over 1,200 students and coaches on campus represent, r.g 39 Utah and Nevada schools" Competition was extremely keen debate and individual events," Mr. Smith continued. in both There were between 150 and 180 contestants in each area of individual events, 64 entries in Lincoln-Dougla- s debate, 50 senior and 70 junior teams in NDT (National Debate Tournament) debate." The race between Orem and Bingham was especially interesting this year. Bingham has won sweep-stake- s at Abe Lincoln for seven years running and Orem, second place winners for three consecutive years, came in determined to capture the sweepstakes trophy," the SUSC coach said. Winners in Indlviduol events were os follows John Sme'ver, Coaen, Legislative Forum first; D. Klrkhom, B'nghom, second ond S King, West Jordon, third. Sonvo Smith, Odor Impromptu Speoking first Show, Weber, second, ond Kent Tqaso Omm. third P BusheM. Oooortai interpretive Specking first, S Saffier, Chaparral, second, ond a omo Mem, Vol!av, Los Veoos, third Oi "tor v Marti Zo.lmgpr, v.est 'or ion, V st P , Rn McMulhn, Binoham, second, ond k ijiryu-hncinzj, third tent Tcisso Fxtemporoneous Speoking Ogden, second ond Hr.diork, Orem, fif Mountain View, third a one un one dr b ere o In test, Kirsten Corroll, Bonev Me, finished m fust Rod Hutchings, Bingham, come in sec or ploce Junior NOT winner s were MMler and f or fr o u Bingham High School Orems Winward and fie mingh finished second Tippits, West Jordjn, t ished first in unior NOT speaker points Konpke, Bingham, finished second wth Dowd'e O' e n third Orem High closed senior NDT, v :rnmg first anj second places Rob'n Corn debating with k Tk l sen c,nd the team of Kent Tarsoo end Da c r'' p man were the winners Curtis hadiock, Vaunt V'rw and Lon Adoms, Timpv'ew, t.ed fry h st p P'oce m senior NOT speaker points Dave man Orem, and Sonva Smith Cedar, tied f nr srr C r (. d ploce m speaker omk Ron Me'snri, jgr h s r! third t Alleged Molesters Rail Revoked SEATTLE i evoki d ( r US i M.iguirc. a .unisei! of molesting Iui-M'- ll Ii.ki in Bail has been gn I the pool Maguire appeared shortly after Westinghouse arrived wi'h he' daughters, ages 7 and 4, at about 7 30 p m the affidavit said at iguiff's JS0 film hail was District Wednesday by U Judge Waller MiCovrn, based on an affidavit bv Bob Westinghouse, an assistant U S a'torncy Maguire, an heir to the Thompson submachine gun fortune, was taken into c ustody at the Buckley City Jail in Fierce ( ounty, his attorneys said affidavit said. That ended the contact between them, the affidavit said contended in his affidavit that Maguire, 57, --appeared at the Meadow brook Fool in Lake Citv the evening of Feb 2, past the curfew hour that had been set as a condition of his release At a hearing last month, Maguire was ordered to spt nd the hours from p m to noon in Ins Seattle home When Westinghouse and his daughters left the pool, about 8 20 p m , Maguire was still there, the affidavit said. The government asked McGovern to raise Maguire's bail to $500 DOO. but McGovern revoked bail instead and ordered Maguire hold until his trial begins Tuesday 1 Vast,ng!iouse H major 1. the Top Stop The tour of the still uncompleted interior of the facility included a stop on the ninth floor for a overlook of Provos landscape, as well as a projected view of the hotels planned Light snow showers are expected by afternoon in regions valleys, mountains. Highs ranging from 30 to 50. Notionol Weather Service Doto Snow showers will be decreasing bv Saturday afternoon in Utah and Wyoming while Idaho's skies should be fair. Bv night, skies should be clearing ond should be fair through Sunday. Hlqhs will be in the 30s to 50s. Lows will range from 5 to mld-30- a with grand opening planned for June MIAMI SSSESS m $fATlC FRONTS in mid-Ma- The affidavit said Maguire commented to Westinghouse on how cute his girls were. Westinghouse, who reeogmcd Maguire, addressed Maguire by name and identified himself as a federal prosecutor, the presidential suite. The luxury suite, the hotel manager said, will cost $350 for an overnight stay. Rooms are nearing completion on the lower floors of the facility with carpeting expected in some in the near future. Rooms on the upper levels are still in the stage of wall studs and electrical wiring. You can tell this is going to be luxurious, even at this point, Mrs. Matheson commented, as she stepped over the construction boards, wires, and equipment. No Longer a Small Town Prior to the tour, while examining a model room" set up in downtown offices, Mayor Ferguson said Provo residents have to realize weve reached the point where we are no longer a small town. We've become a small city. Mayor Ferguson says he believes the hotel will help keep people in Provo for an extra day who previously have gone on to Salt Lake City for lodging. Provo has as much to offer tourists as Salt Lake, and now we will have a hotel to match those in Salt Lake, he said. Mayor Ferguson listed such Vrea Area Births A Deaths F., Pro- WEST alley Hospital Richards, p- -t Sondro 16, daughter Mr. and Mis Richard Miner, son. Mr. and Mrs Robin L. Haslam, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Mark Leon Meadows, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Merklev, daughter. Mr. ond Mrs. Brian Hor-rlson. A., Seat tie, Wash., Feb. 6, 1983. MclLRATH, William A., Bountiful, Feb. 17, 1983. West J Rindlesbach, 2440 W. 1 1800 South, Riverton, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Rlchord B. Smith, 2145 Comelot Wav, West Jordon, daughter. Mr. ond Mrs. Galen Chatterton, 1121 E. Laurie Circle, Sandy, doughter. Mr ond Mrs. Andrew E. Erickson, 4544 Wellington St., son. Mr. and Mrs. Lorln D. Hunt, 3854 W Rrondybuck, doughter Mr. and Mrs. James L Owen, 353 Shemon Ave , douqhter. Mr. and Mrs James K 5156 Moor Christiansen, Mont Drive, son. Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Hilton, Tabiono, daughter. Mr. and Mrs James E. Holloway, 4545 W. 5460 South, Kearns, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Steven Brady, 217 3rd Ave., daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Jacobson, 7003 Well Wood Road, Midvale, son. Mr. and Mrs. George M Kolmar, 6618 Dixie Drive, We st Jordan, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Roger W. Little, 2420 Kensington Ave., daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Oakes, 2805 Ella St., West Jordon, son. Mr. ond Mrs. David B. Olschewski, 4824 Odell Drive, West Volley City, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Roberts, 5480 S. 4270 West, Kearns, son. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Sedgwick, 8274 Williamsburg Park, Sandy, daughter. , 1983. Letta L., 77, Kemmerer, Wyo., Feb. 8, 1983. SORENSEN, Howard C., Salt Loke City, Feb. 17, 1983. THOMPSON, Infant, Midvale, Feb. 18, 1983. WYATT, Afton M B.. Tigard, Ore , Feb. 16, 1983. Area Births Mr. ond Mrs. Greg Bor-neTooele, doughter. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Chrlstley, Grantsvllle, daughter . Mr. ond Mrs. Jeff M Stein, 3683 S. Wilde Rose Lone, doughter. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Clifford Bott, 2570 Lynwood Drive, doughter. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Smith, 2859 E. 9600 South, Sandy, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Daniel W. Hunter, 2595 Creljhton Woy, daughter Mr. ond Mrs. Melvin G Jewett, 1459 N. 400 West, Bountiful, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Keith M. Biesmger, 3356 W. 3650 South, West Volley City, doughter. Mr. ond Mrs. Daniel Von Brown, 4948 Cohoon Circle, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Goylen C Henrle, 5489 Cyclamen Court, West daughter. Jordan, Mr. ond Mrs. Kent Nord, East, son. Mr. and Mrs. John K Wayne, 6845 S 345 C. Midvale, doughter. Mr. ond Mrs. D J Cushman, 4233 W. 3350 South, son. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G Greenwood, 5650 S. 4028 West, Roy, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Penisimoni Pouho, 2940 S, 9050 West, son. Julie Metcalf, 1227 Lyman Court, daughter. Mr. ond Mrs. Bienl T. Thomson, 8277 S. Valencia C'rcle, Sondv, son. Mr. ord Mrs. Robert H Done, 44 12 S 4515 West, West Valley City, son. Mr. ond Mrs. William K Mork, 6788 S. 1645 West, West Jordan, doughter 425 S. 1000 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buhler, Vernal, son. Mr. and Mrs. Tim C. Bloomqulst, 1392 S. 600 East, son. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kirk-ll174 E. 4500 Socth, son. Mr. and Mrs. Perry 3271 Frar.kim, Magna, twin son, dourjher AAcGowan, Mr. ond Mrs. Dovid Burnham, 497 S 150 East, Farmington, son. Mr. and Mrs. Hal MiOs, 1792 Osage Oronge Drive, doughter. Birth and Family Center Mr. ond Mrs. Brent Poimer, Heber City, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Ted L. Mouer, 3145 S. 9200 Wst, Magna, son. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Stone, 3824 Country Squire, West Jordon, son. Holy Cross Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Craig Ash worth, 4926 Center St., daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Bird, Park City, daughter. Mr. ond Mrs. Gary Chris tensen, 5645 S. White wood Drive, daughter. Mr. ond Mrs. Larry R. Ernst, 1938 Douglas St., daughter. Mr. ond AArs. Francis M. Hansen, 2418 S. 150 East, Bountiful, daughter Mr. ond Mrs. H. Burt Rlngwood, 344 Coatsviile Ave. douqhter. Mr. ond Mrs. Jeff 1330 E. 8085 South, Sandy, doughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alexander, 358 S. 700 East, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Floyd Evans, 2276 S. 1360 West, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Alan Lour-itse272? Imperial, son. Mr. and Mrs. D. Scott Love, 1427 E. 5440 Souh, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Craig Dunn, 3900 S. 754 Eost, son. Mr. and Mrs. David Hansen, 3192 Upland Drive, 831 Oovermea Rogers, son do Drive, son Mr. ond Mrs. Kevin A. Hosiam, 1620 S 1000 Eost, lta itM llohpilai son Mr and Mrs. Timothy Mr or-Mrs Scot Mev-ers- , Herzog, 3339 Gregsen Sondv, doughter Mr ond Mrs. Rory Jock-son- . Ave., son. Mr ond Mrs. Kevin King, Soft loke City, 2230 E 300 South, son. doughter Mr. ond Mrs. Elbert Ar ond Ars Hospital David Manning, 38, died of mpi rics he suffered in the fire started bv a chill playing with a cigarette lighter Killed in the fiu at .8551 Ridge-lanCircle weir two sisters, Chanty DeBow, 3 and Kemerer DeCow, 18 months Their mother. Sarah 33, dud Jan 30 of injuries she suffered while trying to rescue the girls The woman s son, Levi DeBow, 5, started the fire when he accidentally ignited some papers in his bed He and his brother, Shane, 8, were rescued by their mother, who ran back into the burning home to save her daughters Mr Manning who also tesided at the home, was apparently overcome hv smoke and heat while trying to old girl save the Dovid Bio ne. Sait lok e C tty, Wimberly, 336 Muriel Wo, son. doughter Mr ond Mf s Jeffrey M ond Mrs Dovid Met 377 Scott Ave, son lot Wrd don, fod, Mr ond Mrs Pondoll daughter. Mr ond Mr s t an y t e J 'i - k d v ole, Mn, Serb, 5?1 S 500 fast, doughter doughter Mr ond Mrs Cor Defter Mt and Mt s. Dnvtd R son, doughter. I. .il, .'.03? Mu-LWo, Mr ond Mi s Mit noil daughter doughte Prause, Sondv, Mt Kenneth Mrs. ant Mi and Mrs Duane DMn r is, 1351 Colonial ove, Riverton, son nye, daughter mwTMh ( l!i-pil- Obituaries :il De-Bo- Mr and Mrs John Pvis Allen St., son and Mrs. Joseph M Smith, 4575 Driftwood Drive, twin son, daughter. Mr, ond Mrs. Patrick McGean, 1759 Hubbard Ave , son Mr ond Mrs Shane Corbett, 85 1 Washington St David L. Manning 47 N il, Mr. son Hill Forrr liaxp lltispilul Mr ond Mrs Kimhnll M fiillts, 10H Pelmont Ave, doughter Dnvtd L Manning, age 38, 17, 1WJ tn a diivl nrt Self Lnfcn City hospital of causes ir k)nl to a residential tfra on January TV, lv8J Born on August 6. 1944 In Salt L.ikp City to fcugene and Mary F4w,rv al te N er I 1921 25 1 Louisa! and 2, 'w T , Chloe Moi gan Married Park Walter Eugene April Mvlhns it, IVSC. Salt Ay' , LakeLDS m Mctlratti Howard parents, er Wil- liam and Fannie Parrish, of Joined the LDS Church in 1V22 Married Vesta Hart, Mav 27. 1931, Saif Lake I Da Temple High priest, West Bountiful 1st Ward Served hw stake missions with his wife Served in the bishopric Soent much ime in genealogical research and temole work for his family Retired from Phillips Petroleum m 1972, after 0 years of services Loved fishing and camping Survivors wife. Bountiful, children, William Daniel, Sandy, Dan ell O, Bountiful, Geoige C , Bountiful. Mrs Dale (Pai) Viehweg. Sooa Springs, Idaho, Michael H , Pine, Colo , 2U nine greaf-g- r gramkhiidren, three sisters, andchtlOrnn, isaDtN Mvers, Arman, M'vh !a Hen-- f Fun eia Heden da. luster sister, Mrs Delbert Ibeulah) Couk, LenterviH AAnndav, Funeia1 services, Feb ?l 12 'won, Wesf Bountiful No 800 1st Ward Chat!, 31 friends West. West bountiful caH rtusson Brothers at may 9$ No Bijunfitul Mortuary, Mam, Sunday. HI pm, and Monday at the ward chapel, 10 4H 45 am Interment Centerville City Cemetery T 2 19 N32 20 10, 1913 m Salma, Utah o Joseph F. and Mary Elizabeth Gates Sorensen Mamed Leo Fdith Matsdort m Santa Barbara, California Survived bv Wife, Salt Lake Citv, son, Howard Sorensen, daughters, AArs oi) Greathouse, Missouri, AAis Robert (Gladys) Foote, Kearns, 10 grandchildtwo ren, one brothers, Ned Sorensen, Richfield, Clell Sorensen, Sait Lake C'tv, sisfer, Geriene Kane, Midvale Private funeral seivices will De held in the Deseret Mnrtua- y Wasaiih Lawn Interment Merionai Park T2W N3 2I9 FLORISTS BROWN FLORAL Co 364 5344 5th io JithWest "SuGAPHOUSE FLORM )T75 Barbara Ann Manz SoUth East M'lDREDS FLOWERS Barbara Ann Man, 34, died Feb 6, 1982. m Stable. Wain, 5o hu fcast of cardiac arrest In her vnmr vear at Olympus High School. 'As Man was stv lit 'ed as one ot SC Presidem-aScho ar which eventually took Legal Notices tier to ftx university of Wa shmqtcm She ear nrd tkr unuer graduate d.-- ee rtiere, and last PLEASE CHECK YOUR AD! spring, earned a law degree Sne also lived and studied m foexiio tor two veais SI Jivid THl NEWSPAPER AL.(N ed her hr ltween A'aska ( Y riaxus eve y etiort to where she worked tor Hie U ! Park and Seattle, Service, avoid mrots We ,isk tttat ou where she was enp.yd I v the te k yuf SO ItiC riRS'' day Washington Slate Ferry servite it as an engtnrvt her r?st recent ,)o.es and itninediaieiy ,m y was as ass Lint engineer on post "or to too lega1 the S S Hyak At the time of her Deot by caiimq Aijvertibinq on a was ot she leave death, i Vve cinnot be ausence wnile st. dying tor her respn!bltt lor more than master's ceitifnate Barbara w as the daugmer ot KaPvnne or e day s ncormrt mser('n if Hayward Manz. a Giri Srouf yon l)f not ,1 the euor to uur m and Campfire ve eecut ittaojiijn Thdnk yuj the Salt Lake City area for sev et a year s include sisters, Survivors NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Penn Louise, Philadelphia. Sealed proposals will be reSusan McKinney. Salt Lake ceived by the IJah tVrartment OtY. brothers, John, Auburn. of Transportation, UDoTDtS Alesandna Wash, Henry, 4VU Budding (2nd Floor), Virg Robert, Greer, s C Salt Lake City. South 27i A memorial service wilt be Utah Mi 19 West, 7 o clock pm until he'd m Seahie at a later oaie Tuesday, March IS, 1983 and at Plear.e con'act the family that time pubhcv owned tor through Henry Manz, 1805 Pres of Grading Laain construction ton Rd Alexandria, VA 22102, age and Surfacing in cat take tor dftails ( ounty, . the same N i 2 18 ltng mr Nl t 215 ar 1UO North section of and ?S a' 2?fk) North (Ramps) identified as Tpotial 2 5?iS6i75 Aid Proie t No Mabel The le'Mtfh of riad to be constructed or improved is (1 720 s and the print mai items SMITHFIFLD- - Mabl- - EIim m'e-of work are approximately as bth Peav Hennchsen, 78 todows m Feb Ihursday 1, iHl ktz.UOU Cti Yds of Emtbsnk Logan, Utah Born Sept 14 1904 Povo, to nvmt 70,700 (u 'trts of Sur 1780 Tons of Bifu and William Wallace and F'mma charge, mrnuus Surface Course 3 4" Burton Pety Married Chiton Maximum Hennchsen, Oct 23, 1979, Salt I he protect is to be completed lake IDS Temple Lived in Provo for 29 years, in Saif Lake in 180 working days of bukters is City for U yea s arm tor me moder's fquired Prior fnatxfanysnecd-tAc past 38 years in Smitht-eifive menoer, Srmthfield 2nd leeiving ptans LDS Ward m Pr mary and Re tions. it will be ntaessaiv that the bidder have or t ie wth the lief Society organizations ot Transpor Cah Depart Sutvivors husoand. Smith tat'or completed anti disproved field, son, Gerald Ci.fton Hen the reouired Prcoualificdimn nchsen, Providence, aaughter, Statement periamng to Mrs Denton (Beverly) Coe s exserienre ard fman man, Lewiston fve grand' hild cial conoiftur. ren, seven great grandchild in co'formitv with the Fehei fwo ren, Mrs Grace Thurgord. Mrs Ouve al aid highway Act of (98- he U S Department of atn- has both Provo Hunt, Funeral seivus, Saturday. certified the wage rales for this 12 nnon, Smimfieid 2nd LDS protect which ae the minimum Ward Frieno mat rah at Nel wtges to be oa d on this nro eel These raes ae maik- a ?on Funeral Home SmPhfield, and aio part of me contract documents Friday. 7 8 or bidders is The attention BuriSaturday. iO XMi directed lo me fact that thix al. Smithfield City Cemetery has been advised Nl 2 18 f 2 19 Department hv the Waoe and Hcht D jr L S Depa tment ot Labor mat m (( s fiiyr.v. J t . wok re rennuHl MT VlfW wyo Flnaivth to meet hie povsior, o la l atxr Stauddds At oi Ann Bradshaw, 14, of Le tori, 17N (52 StJt UW- Utah died on February 18, .vj The Utah (Jeoarmpnt of Born on January 15, 169 n Fvanston, Wyo to Paul k and Trartspot fttion n wth ther prOV'SKmS of life V Coralie StooUdrd Brsonaw it lV Surviws Momer, bro'her K,pfis Act ot '964 T8 Slat ??) and the Rngu'a four ,. rt ixo, lebhi Saimi P m, and i ami, ah ot Lewiston t'ons of the Department of W ifotd yr andoarenM, and Conuneice ( IS C F R Part 8), Act, pursuant Ip Myrtle Stoddard of Mf Yiew horeov notifies ail bKkjers that Funerji Mrrvices will esure that tw', , m Mt Vie LDS V Chapel, vtftere friends may call the contract entered into porsu ant to this advertisement wH one hour pro r to the set vice Bjria. Milbourne, Wyoming be awarded o the lowest re wtncKt dis Cemelery under hie direction ot Sivtsiile the Crandall t uns al Hoitv crminefon on tf g ckids ot T 2 19 17 1? race, coror, or nan xwl origin fhe Uah Deoartmeni of irens s pry'taon alo notifies all that it wmI afiirmafivey unsure in that rrmtrart any Infant Thompson enrered in pursuant lo his MIDVALE - Infant son of Kim emsement, minority busiand Jnuv ParrH Tfuynov, ad' ness en'erpnses wilt be aford-ewas stinoorn, February 18, 183 to suomit full in a Inca Sad Like Hospital bids n response o thi nvita Surv ved by 'ahier nno and will not be d'SCnm net tion Midvaie er, g andarer ed on the grounds ot AArs Tvimir-on- . Willard B race, cui v, sex, or national Cedar Citv Utah, Phwiis I at m conMjar dion mr an origin cell, Las Vegas, Nov ida Gate awa d Parceil Boulder, NeaJa A rurro f list of minority great gr inutjaM,r,ts A u lo rontrarbrs, a id suppliers. Hut r ' me ,t vingtoe mssois is dvailaciie equipment Mr Haze! Pan ell Provr whI he firnishod he hv i Mrs Bryce Advns i t,h i "Hkirtmcnt ot Trsnsoor Utah, grtaf greot yraliivtt-'B Mdmg JT DPS U( it ck' Venetta B Auems I eni Wth ust f lour Civil Rights OtfK.es) Gravs'.1' serv Saurnay upon ''dumt 2 i10 p m at Uy mo irlay Memoforms, plars and 4 rial t'a y Lane spcK't'arions are on tue m ihr Fune'a1 ,i.eors Mikdv offtce ut tt; Utah Deiartmeni Cotto'm'LxxJ Mjt tuary T ot anspu tat tun, bat Lake T I IV N)7 i9 City wtwrx they he bv ptosixy 1Vt hirklers Sper itk atitris prgnmal tuHr-sA'tcfl M. kiu plans mav br utna.nt-- Miiy at ttie Cteoanment Otf e ai Bouford Wyatt Lake Citv upon apoi nation Sail Afton M Bouford WvaP Ur and 'wsmmt of a fiv ot JO o in bountnul. Utah dud in li no pari ot wmth will be refund yard. Ore at uge 92 x) Survivors sister, Vivian P bitklnr must suhm t a Farh Salt Lake Clt, sor. Miller, Robert P Bcxh'ird, Rochester hid txjnd fiorn an aintro nd on forms prosurety comsvsny N Y rh Sm June daughter. vided bv rtv Department, or in Beaverton, Ore gramkiauuh , cash, certified ter, Andrea li lieu thereof, check, or cashiers check for gard. Ore of the total Eastern Star graveside ser not less than 5 amount of ttie bd, made pay19 If) vices, Saturday, FiH) a m , Wasatcn Lawn AAemorial able to the Utah Department ot as evidence of Transportation, Park, Sad Lake C'tv T ? 19 T 2 19 90od faith and a guarantee that f awarded the contract, ttv bidder will ecuie the rnntr sno furnish the contract bmvts M. as renuud The ngnt ot rrrori POCATELLO Graveside yr any or all nds is reserved Anv 'nfrxmatinn vlcm for Maruarel fawn )a(fih , 6?, of liurtlello, wfvi lin'd may he yvnrwl af the office nf fhe (Msh ktvr ttrvnf of Tr 9rfs Wndix'sdav wll be Saturday 2 00 o m at the Redword Amo porfatur. Darkt ihis 7th day of Feb-ma- i r al Fstafea m Salt lake Lily With Bishop S F Kaniienkant it i 1781 I UTAH DrPAPTMF NT flip avtvt ?lrd Aard offu at Of TRANSPORTATION inq funeral lin tors Manning Por aielln Ailnam O Hurley P F Horne funeral Jt4 Elizabeth Peay Henrichsen dd t (ipn, lam Elizabeth Bra:Jh3f f Ul t. ,rt Prv,l nv Fawn Jacobson I 9 Nl? U Pin B 90 j 4 4 Mi J NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will he received by the Utah Ctepartmant UDOTDPS of T i ansportahon. 4501 d Floor), Buitdusg Sijutti 2 00 West, Sait Lake City. Utah 84119, until 2 o'clock pm Tuesday, March 29, 19K3 and af that time publicly opened for construction of Highway Surfacing (Concrete) and Structures m Salt Lake County, the same bring' that secticn ' of i 215 at D" Ramp B Line and (Structures) identified as FedI eral Aid Protect No 0 Temple 'She was a graduate of Granite Hi9h School Attended tte University of Utah and LDS Business College Employed bv me Anatomy Dept , School of Medicine, umveisily uf Dion Worked prior to this at the Chicago Bridge and Iron Co , First Federal Savings and Lommer Arthur, Raymond Scott, Mrs cial Credit Coro She was a dedi Sami serving Randy (Laurie Ann) Harmnn, caled Latter-daail Salt Lake City, Mother, Hatas Ward Organist of ttw tie L. King Mother m law, Ward. Valley Center Laura Mortensen, both Salt Ward and Murray 9h Ward She Lake City, seven grandchildalso served as the Sunday ren. they were his pride and toy School Organist for these same and the sunjhtne ot his life, wards, as well as the South Cot Amber, Kimber, and Brandt tonwood 6th Wat d Served as Harmon and Rotby MadiU, PnfT.arv Organ st. South Cot Shane. Branche, and Jaied D Is years Atn Ward rmwood Madill, brother and sisters, Also served as dance director, Murnll, Darrill, L4$Vern Hunt Milk reek Ward er, Mrs Gary fGwenj Daniel, Survivors Husband, Murray, AArs Leand (Beth) Ouisleii-sen- , daizghters. so'. Mis Bruce Mrs Henry (Donna) Mor- (Karen) Powell, West Valiev ten sen, all Sait Laka City Citv, Mrs Charles (Shinene) Funeral New set vices Monday Brown, Albuuuerqiaj, 1? 00 Noon, Granger 16th Ward, Lee, Kearns. Mexico. Oi South 3450 West Friends 10 grandchildren, sster, Mrs 8 may call Sunday pm Richard (Dorothy) Muse, Mur-rMcDoupal Funeral Home 433n pr- - erted m death by a South Redwood and AAcmclay one brother, Wilbert Sheloon Park hour prior at the Church. BuriMundav. Funeral services al Valley View Memo lal Park i 00 p m . South Cottonwood 6th T 219 T 2 19 Ward, 6200 South 455 East Friends mav call lenkms SoNe 4760 South State, Mortuary, p m and Monday at Sunday to hour one Church the prior William A. lnermenf Eivsian services A BOUNTIFUL -- William Burial Gardens Nl 219 Mcllrath, 73, died Feb 17, 1983, N32 18 at his home Born Oct 9, 90V. Toledo, C. Sorensen Ohio, to Frank Howard Calvm Sorensen 69, A and Ethel died McllFebruary 17, IV83 at his Whitney residence in Salt rath AVjved to Lake Cifv Utah as a child Born NovembReared bv foster , w. , $ Murray. Utah to Wilbert LiovdJ AAcNee, April 1956 m Pocatof lo, Idaho Machinist with EiM-CMember LDS Church Veteran of Korean Conflict. Kece.p-laof Purpie near I Survivors Wile, three sons, daughter, Mr and Mrs Melvin D and Janet Madill, Randy Married Tarro Manning F itfwr. later divorced Survivor Children, Wndv, of Boise fV Kv, Trary id Irtano, parents, brothers vvor, F red, Paul Michael, Tina I Sink aM ot Salt afce City Funeral Mass will be brated Tuesday tee a m . at St Pairnks CatOnUc ( tnirch. tor? Wst 41 Vx,th Fr rends ntay rail F atnwn s Fvana 4 Farly Mm tuary. 54 I ast F irst Sontn, Mir lav pm with Holy Iosarv rrritfd at 5 p m Inlir Id Mt CaDary Cemetery K Dnervi ; w"! 21. Born Decemb- - t : grandmother died age 61 f '6 ebruary I9L3 of cancer & 35 IJ)S Hospital Jordon, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Max Arlene P., 16, SAWAYA, Mr. ond Mrs. Norlen K. Dolton, 2782 W. 6060 South, doughter. Mr, and Mrs. Wayne D. George, 5375 Barlngwood Circle, Keorns, doughter. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Kelsch, Barbara MULLINS, Murray, Feb. Cottonwood Hospital daughter. Mr. ond Mrs. Bounlom Khaosonga, 3209 S. 1670 Fast, doughter. Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Putnam, 488 E. Lambourne Ave., son. Mr. and Mrs. John U. Whitlock, 1535 S. 600 East, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan W. Combs, 2170 Vlmont Ave., daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Unger er, 4173 S. 4000 West, West Volley, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Michael D. White, 1389 E. Vine St., daughter. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wlxson, 1133 Dolton Ave., doughter. Mr. ond Mrs. Troy D. Lowe, 740 E. 3 55 South, son. Mr. ond Mrs. David J. McPhie, 283 Herbert Ave , douohter. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd N Milton, 686 S. 1200 West, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Bryce R. Rasmussen, 4216 W. Yorkshire Drive, South Jordan, Born Aug MANZ, Mr. ond Mrs Ricky L. Locke, son. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rosmussen, daughter. 40-se- The fourth victim of a Jan 29 West Valley City house fire died at MURRAY - Arlene Park Muilms, beloved wife mother, CITY-BerVALLEV D Bish" Madill MADILL, Bernell D., Dji m Salt Lake West Volley City, Feb. 16, to Beniamm Arthur and 1983 Hath Talor MANNING, David L., Salt Madill Married Beverly Ann Lake City, Feb. 17, 1983. legal Notices Arlene P. Mullins Bernell D. "Bish" Madill Mabel HENRICHSEN, Births reported at Salt Smithfleld, Feb. 17, our beloved loke area hospitals E.P., husband, father 1983. and Include: grandfaJACOBSON, Margaret ther, died Feb F Pocatello, Idaho, Feb 16, 1983 o' a long heart ailment T 1983. Mur-ro- Burn Victim Succumbs To Injuries Area Obituaries BRADSHAW, Eliiobeth , Mt. View, Wyo., Feb 18, 1983. HALL, Coroline vo, Feb 16, 1983. things as the Provo LDS Temple, Brignam Young University campus, Provo Canyon, Bridal Veil Falls, and Sundance ski area and area museums as attractions for tourists. The same thing thats drawn 12,000 people to this area to live since I took office five years ago, will bring people here to ski and look around, he said. Expresses Confidence Mr. Marvos said Trusthouse Forte, the parent company of Excelsior chain, has confidence in the future of Provo and the Utah Valley. He said he believes the hotel will have a year-roun- d attraction for tourists, with conferences and tourism providing the build of the business. We have just as much to offer as Salt Lake, Mr. Marvos said. For one thing, Its prettier here." Mr. Marvos has just come to Provo from Tulsa, Okla., where he opened the Tulsa Excelsior. He noted that hotel had 50,000 convention visitors its first year, and said he anticipates 12,000 to 15,000 convention visitors in Provo during the first six months, with more than double that amount in 1984. $38 to $350 per Night Mr Marvos said room prices at the $16 million dollar structure will range from $38 to $46 for singles, St. Mark's Hospital with the 18 suites priced from $90 Mr. ond Mrs. Lynn for a small suite to $350 for the pres- Erickson, 3017 S. Breeze Drive, Magna, daughter. idential suite. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory The hotel also includes a ballroom Lund, 4346 Rose Blossom with 8, 00 square feet of space to Drive, West Valley City, accomodate up to 950 people; 10 son. Mr. and Mrs. James meeting rooms to accomodate Clayton, 2817 Homer St., 12 to as many as West Valley City, son. of as as few groups Mr. ond Mrs. William several hundred; a swimming pool, 4621 Sunstone exercise room, gift shop and game Trujillo, Road, son. room. Mr. and Mrs. Docke Dena nis, 4460 S. 257 Eost, There will be two restaurants son. gourmet restaurant to seat up to 125, Mr. and Mrs. Almon and a casual restaurant seating up 1037 ueblo St., son Mr. and Mrs. Marcus to 100. There also will he a Ho ling, Kanesvilie, Weber lounge. County, son. The parking terrace will handle Mr. and Mrs. Nathon 410 cars, with valet parking availSandovol, 1378 S Roberta able. Complimentry shuttle service St aaughter. Mr and Mis William will he provided to transport guest; 4347 Walter Court, throughout the area West Valley City, son. Mr and Mrs. Amir The hotel is located at 101 West 937 Little Valley 100 North in the heart of downtown Road, son. Provo. Mr And Mrs Joseph Veterans Administration late Thursday UMl Hy tor Jm length of road to be con structed or improved ts 0 259 mnes, and the principal items as of work are approximately follows of Lbs 220 346 Reinforcing Steel (Epoxy Coated), 7198 Lm Ft of Driven Piles, Concrete Class "AA" (AE) (Estimated Quantity 2032 Cu Yds ) and 2692 Sq Yds of Portland Ce9" ment Concrete Pavement Thick The project is to be completed in 180 working days Pre-bt- d approval fc' retaining wall "D" Line The booer shall have the option to bid either cast in wail piace or prefabricated T hree components copies of drawing and design calculations stall be s'Jfrnihpd at least three (3) weeks prior to the opening of bids to ti Structure Division, Utah Department of Utah DepartTransportation ment ot Transportations to accept or to reject th wall system will be made within ten (10) wooing oavs of receipt of submittals from the Suomi ttals which are bidder received late will not be acted upon Utah Department of Transportation is allowing additional three (3) weeks of extended time due to the advertising annve requirement Preaualification of bidders is reouired Prior to any bidder's receiving plans and specifications, it will be necessary that ttv bidder have on file with ttie LUah Department of Transpor-tat- . on completed a no aroroved, the reouired PreouaWicahon Statement pertaining to contractor s experience and financial condition in cor tormity with the Federal aid Highway Act ot 1968 the U S Department of Labor has certified the wage rates for this protect which are the minimum wages to oe paid on this protect. These rates are made a part ot the contract documents The attention of bidders is directed to the fact that this Deoarwrenf has been advised by the Wage and Hour D vision, U S Department of Labor, that contractors engaged in highway construction work are required to men the provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 (5? Stat HW)I of The Utah Department in accordance Transportation, VI of Title the win provisions of the CtvH Rights Art of 1964 (78 Stat 252) and the Regulaof tions of tne Department ( ommerre (15 C F R Part 8, issued pursuant to such Act, hereby notifies at! bidders that it will affirmatively ensure that the contract entered irto pursuwlt ant to this advertisement be awarded to ttie lowest responsible bidder without discrimination on the grounds of race, cm nr, or national origin The Utah Oeparment of 1 also noiifes all bidders that tt will affirmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement, minority business eme prises will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invda-t.o- n and wdl not be discrim'nat-eagainst on the grounos of race, color, sex. or nauonal ongm in consideration tor an award A current list of minority and contractors, suppliers, lesvirs is available equipment and will be furnished bv the Ltan Department ot Transpor-tation- , UDOTOPS Budding (1st Floor t ivil Rights Offices), upon equesf Propusal forms, plans, and $rH.ihcatinns are on t.ie in ttie office ot the l)an Department of Transtxyiahon, Salt Lake City, wtere they may be reviewed by prospect e bidders. Speciticafions, proptsl forms, ana plans mav be obtained only a the Department OHices at Snit cake C.rv, upon application and payment ot a tue of M0 00, rvj pa-- t of which will be refunded fc ach bidder must submit a hid txjnd from an aus'roved surety company on forms provided by the Department or m lieu hereof, rash, certified check for check, or cashiei of the total not less than 5 e at 'Turd ot the bid, mane to the Utah Department of 1 of evidence as ansportation, good faith and a guarantee that it awarded ttie conran. the drier wl' execue hie contract ji ana furnish the contract bonds as retiuird The right ot reiect anv or all bids i reserved Anv additional information may b secured at the oHn e of the Uah lpartnient of Trans ikKiation Dated this t?th dav of February, i UTAH DFPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION William O huney P E Ur actor B 89 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE The following described property will tie sod at ixamc awe t'on lo fhe h ghest biddiH pay ,ihle in lawhil money of the United Stares at the time of the sale, at the Noh main fn tratke Count buiHlmj. ?t0 400 Snirth, Salt t ake Citv Utah, un March 2 lt3 at 9 00 am ot said oy for the pur pose of foreclosing that certain Trust Deed with Assignment of rxe ued try DELTA Rms fc N F 0 F R SC S, as f rustors, to 1N ON BANK, in favor of LtNiON BANK, covering real property located at 9559 Brae-nea- r Circle, Riverton Utah, more particularly and tie scribed as kli of Lot 27V. GLFN MOOR COUNTRY fc STATES NO 2, P.at "V '. according to the official plat thereof on file and of r or ord m ttw office of the Sad Lake County Recorder, $tr? oi c ah at DA r O i"' January Iaj, A 93 ISt (J V Of Domys T Rilltnosf irstre ucress.jr rU6L!C NOTICE Ttie annual ot toe Paul Binnner txjndal-cnis avail ante, at the address noted for insfwion during regular busuiess hours, hr any nti ;en who so rnnuests within 180 days attr puDication ot this noK e of is avai'sbilify The Raul Ruehrwr Foundation 52UU South Mam '.beef Murray Utah 84107 The prmr iiial manager is Paul Buehrvr Prvsioent irv C 40 Saled bins wiM be received bv the Fiscal Section, Di'oarlment ot Employment seruntv, 14 Serial Hall Avenue, Sait Lake 1749 HO Box C'tv, Ush umii j nn p m Miah in 19H3, fo Remodeling a ''34 South Vam4n Figor B d forms and 'ipectications may T? obtained from Jean (. B.rbo,ie al 174 Sm ial Hall Ave.y e, Sa.t lake Litv. Uan Jean C Burt (Joe Purchasing Agnt Ct1 Sealed bids wilt be rreived by the Fiscal Section, Dt.ji rrrwit n EmpiovPMmt 174 Vx iai Hall Avenue Sait take Citv, Utah F(J Box 11249, until 2 00 P M Mart h 8, I9R3, for enhaiv ements for Tektronix Or ypbic Svsiems on atHroval 'o il Bid lorms and vxx ifira t ons may be obtained ftom Jean ( Hurhidve at 174 Sooal Hail Avi'nue Salt I ake ( ifv, Ut th it.inC Bwrhitlue Port hasng Agent L 42 The Best Baronins ve in today s wa::; adsi Call 237-200- 0 to place your Want Ads The Little Ads that pay off BIG! |
