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Show L . 'Vital Volunteer Will Be Honored Centerville Residents Oppose Plans For Using Street to Divert Water Special to The Tribune CENTERVILLE The spring flooding is over, but discussions continue over what repairs will be done and who will pay for them. About 30 residents of Centerville packed City Council chambers last week to ask what plans have been made to repair Barnard Avenue (1200 North) which was ruined by the flooding and to protest the councils intention of diverting water from Barnard Creek down the road in times of flooding. Plans recommended by the citys engineer and approved by both the federal and state governments, call for Barnard Avenue to be paved with concrete and to be given an inverted crown, which produces a rise in the middle of the street causing water to flow to the sides. If the cement road plans are used, the federal and state government will pick up the entire tab for the paving. Mayor Neil Blackburn told residents the flow of nuisance water from lawn watering and car washing would still be handled by the gutters. However, residents displeased with the concrete and the inverted crown complained the plans would cause a devaluation of their property, because no one would want to buy a house on a street used to di- Thomas Feil, told the council, he would prefer the water remain in the creekbed, claiming it would be a bigger expenditure to the city if it was diverted into the street. However, the mayor said the creekbed Is physically limited, for expansion because It has not been in its natural channel for years. Other residents expressed concern for the safety of the neighborhoods children, saying there are 73 youngsters on the street under 12 years of age. They feel there is a chance a child could drown whilfe the street is being used to divert water. Still others told the council that during the winter, snow runoff would turn to ice creating a hazard on a road you already have to make a running start to get up the street, one citizen said. Residents pointed out salt cannot be placed on cement, expressing concern for the expense of using calcium chloride Instead of sodium chloride on the cement Those expressing opinions told the city they would prefer routing the water underground through culverts. But council members feared the culverts would become plugged and said if the flooding occurred at night no one would be available to take the covers off the culverts. I Mayor Blackburn told residents they would be notified before a final decision on using the cement is made. vert flooding. Greg Gardner asked members of the council if they would like to live on what he termed a causeway. He complained it would be difficult to sell a home on such a street and worried about potential devaluation of his property. The council also heard from Jerry Topance, president of the Pheasant-broo- k Condominium homeowners Association, who requested finan Horse Show to Open Wasatch County Fair Special to The Tribune be competing for top honors. The show runs from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Events include halter riding, - HEBER CITY The Wasatch All Breed Open Horse Show begins July 30 at the Wasatch County Arena in Heber City. jumping and ranch classes and an horse division. Fee for each class is 33.00 with post entries at $4.00. For additional information write The Equine Company, P.O. Box 72, Heber City, Utah 84032. all-bre- The horse show marks the beginning of the Wasatch Countys 1983 Fair festivities. Hundreds of entrants from all parts of the state will Remember the Floods in Words and Pictures ' vV .... '' V V ' tV ..... R., Salt Citv, July 20, 1983. Lake BREWER, Morion C., Washington Terrace, County, July 22, 183. We-b- CRAWFORD, Julia M., Salt Lake City, July 22, 183. CUNNINGHAM, Beulah I, Murray, July 21, 1983. DENNISON, Doro E., Lastledale, July 23, 1983. GRAHAM, Jerry L., Mont., July 21, 1983. HILIAM, Ethieen F., Orem, Utoh County, JUly 23, 1983. HOGAN, Leda S., Centerville, Davis County, July 20, H, Mur- JOHNSON, Vern H., Salt Lake City, July 21, 1983. JONES, Georee W., Cedar City, Iron County, July m )93 LAMBOURNE, JoseMurray, July 21, phine, 1983. LARSON, Marie, Elsinore, July 22, 1983. LOTT, Reed D, Elsinore, services, July 26. MABEV, James W., Bancroft, Idaho, July 22, 1983. MORTON, Betty D., Salt Lake City, July 22, 1983. Reece H., NICKERSON, Salt Lake City, July 21, 1983. OAKES, Arthur W, South Sioux City, Iowa. PAXMAN, Donna A., Eureka, July 21, 1983. Jean C., St. Georoe, Washington County July 22, 1983. ROBINSON, Thomas B., SADLER, Draper, July 21, 1983. WHITE, Arlle E, Twin Falls, Idaho, July 21, 1983. WOODWARD, Dale S., Magna, July 21, 1983. Reece H. Nickerson Reece HevAe Nickerson, 21, died after a valient fight with cencer July 22, 1983 In a Salt Lake City hoaet-taBom in Bedford, England, Aug. 17, 1961. His personal charm and zest for life, his love and care ot animals and children small re most dearing en- dual!-tic- Survivors: Mother, Gloria P. Nickerson, Salt Lake City) father, Paul C. Nickerson, San Francisco; sister, Brooke Nickerson, San Francisco; grandmother, Bessie I. Peterson. Graveside services and interment will be at the Mount Calvn ry Cemetery, 1:00 p.m., Tuesday. Arrangements by Larkin Mortuary. N3724 T 724 TERRACE WASHINGTON Marlon C. Brewer, 64, died at his home July 22. 1983 of natural causes. Bom Aug. 18, 1918 In St. Charles, Idaho, a son ot George Wilhelmeen ant Ella Sorenson Brewer. Married Lyle Clark July 18, 1937 In Hamer, Idaho. Later endowments in the Sail of Lake LDS Temple. the Dinner Horn Market In Ogden for many years. Veteran ot World War Two. Active member LDS Church. Graduated from Ricks College. Survivors: WHe; five sons, two daughters; Robert Bruce, Dean Clark, Shannon Larsen all of Washington Terrace; Kenneth Charles, Clinton, Utah. Keith Blair and Russell Marlon, Ogden; Karen Scoftieid, North one Ogden; 13 grandchildren; three sisters; Mrs Ted (Elmovne) Hanks, Idaho; Mrs. Dele Pocatello, (Audrey) Ellsworth, Pleasant View; Mrs. Eldon (Dayte) Mattson. St. Charles, Idaho. Funeral services Washington Terrace 6th Ward, Wednesday, 1:00 p.m. Friends may call at the UndoutsTs and Sons Colonial Chapel, 3408 Washington Blvd. Tuesday, 64 p.m and at the ward WeckMsdav ana hour In prior to services. Intorrmot the WashtntoRB Heights Memorial Park. N3724 T 724 full-col- 128-pag- LncloM-- d is f . Ship to: (Please print) Name Jean C. Rob! neon ST. GEORGE Jsan Col lefts Robinson, age II, died July 22, 19S3.inSt.Geome.Utah. Born June 1. 1902. In Salt Lake and City, to Richard Georg CoElizabeth Cadlia lette. Married O. Ray Robinson, November 27, 1937, In the Salt Lake LOS 1 ample. Survivors: husband, St. son and daughter: George; Steve B. Rat neon. Beryl, Utah; Dama R. Lovell, St. George, Utah; eight vandchikken. Finer ai tervics wtli be held Tuesds, July 2k 1 P.nv, Hi the pixie Oowna LOS Ward Chanel.y Frier may cak at the Setltou-rAND Graft Mortuary Hi St,. George, Monday, 74 pm, and Tuesday, at the ward, 12 noon until time of service Addition-a- t vtoietre wMI be held Waaiea day avantng. 74 pm, St Iht Deearst Mortuary, 16 East tot South. Salt Laka Ctty. Graveside service wtU be hid Thursday, 10 in the Salt Laka City Ftmeral directors, Cemetery. Salisbury and Graft Mortuary. im, George ' CEDAR CITY George Wit ford Jones. 91, died July 23. 19(3 to a local hospital. Born March k 1892 In Bunker-villa- , Nevada to John Lee and Betty Marsden Walker Jones. Married his sweetheart, Ad Webster July II, I9S1, SL George LDS Temple. Very active member ot the LOS Church Veteran ot World War One. Member of the Sans ot Utadi Pioneers and the VFW. Survivors: wife, sons and daughter; Ronald, Mesa. Arlzo na; Gary McClain, Cedar City, Mr Larin (Shirley) Jane Enoch; tl irandchlldrsn; two sister; Mrs. Grace Smith. Bountiful; Funeral services will be Tue day, 11:00 a.m. In the Cedar Citv 1st LDS Ward Chapel. Friends may call at the Boyer Southern Utah Mortuary, Monday. 74 p.m. and Tuesday, 9:30 to 10:30 am. Interment, Cedar City Cemetery. T 724 N3724 Street Citv . State Vent Johnson Vernon Name on gift card For gift copie, pleaee ship to: Street Cit Slate . Zip shock. American Fork police Lt. John Durrant said Mr. Wycherley was climbing a scaffolding at a tabernacle of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints Saturday morning Hiram (Vem) died July 71, 1981 Bom March 8s 1911, Salt Lake City, to Ephraim A. and Elizabeth Seal Johnson. Married Erma Davit March 25, 1939. Founder of Supply Company. Survivors: Wife, ton; Marlen V ; daughter; Barbara V, Ter tour grandchildren; pstra; brothers; Wes, Mike; sister Reola Call, all Salt take City, Funeral service, Tuesday, 12 noon, Larkin Sunsef Lawn, 2350 East 1JU0 So, where friends may call one hour prior to service. Burial, Larkin Sunset Lawn. N 3725 T7 24 Jerry L. Graham Thomas B. Sadler when bis back apparently came in contact with an electrical power line that ran nearby. The voltage caused him to fall about 25 feet to the ground Mr. Wycherley was working with a subcontractor who was cleaning bricks on the outside of the historic building, according to Todd Spain-howewho was also working on the building at the time. r, Sadler, 81, belovgd father, grendt-ther- , and great-rgn- husband, dted July 21, as a result heart attack 1983 of a away hile lying July 21. 1943, to a Salt Laka City hospital Bom May 29. 1902, to Draper, to Charles Han-rand Caroline Boberg Sadler. Married Melba M. Dow, June 17, 1925, to the Salt Laka LDS Temple. Retired employee ot Kemocott Copper Corporation. Active member ot the LD8 Church. Served aa financial dark to tha Copparton Ward tor 14 years. Dr soar, Survivors: wtfa. laughter, fWv Farris (Norma) Fizgeratd, Draoar; tan, Thomas Jo. Sadisr, Sandy; five two grandchildren; seven greattoa three grandchildren; -preceded grandchildren; and n death by two brother two sister Funeral services will be T uet-daJuly 26, 1983, 11 .00 a.m. to tha OraparFIrst Warn Chape), 600 East 12300 South. Friends may call at Gptf Mortuary, 8090 South State, Monday, 6:004:00 .m. and Tuesday at the Ward Chapel one hour prior to services. Burial. Draper City ftST- Emma Mae Grertm. Married Lvnn Litttefeir Jan. 1, 1966. Member Cottonwood Community Council. Employed at Skill Center, Utah Technical College. Attended State University end Aria graduated from the University of Utah with master's degree in pvechology. Former member. Seif Lake County Sheriff' Reserve. Veteran U S. Navy art serving with 19th Force Group. Utah Guard. Member LDS Church. Survivors: wife; children; Mtcheiia, cassia and James, all Sait Lake City; brother art sisters; John Thornton, Marie Tuck, both Missouri; Helen Green, Sait Lake City. Funeral services Wednesday, 11:00 a.m., Larkin Sunset Garden Chapel, 10600 So. 1700 East were friends may call Tuesday, 68 p.m. and Wednesday, one hour prior to services. Interment, Larkin Sunset Gardens. Graveside military rites by the 19th Special Forces, UNG. N37.2S T 724 1983, at horn 21, of August 19, in Salt Laka City, to Oscar and Mida Rush Srtrorter. Aivin Married Earl Cunningham, May 21, in Salt 1938, Laka City. Ha dirt September 1, 1979. She was a member of the LDS Church. Made and sold Ragady Ann Oof is. Survivor: son and daughter. Dean Earl, Sandy; Mrs. Larry (Sylvia) West, Taylorsville; ton grandwldren; two great randchildren; brother and sisters, Mrs. Olga Sutton, Mrs. Mardis Schroeder, Mrs. Tony (Mario-rie- ) Sietta, all of Salt Luke City; Mrs. Tony (Mary Lou) Mash, Murray; Mrs. Jay (Meryie) Bruce Bountiful; Sandberg, Schroeder, Hailey, Idaho; Mrs. Roy (Shirley) Sheldon, West Valley City; Mrs. Jimmy (Dixie) Frazier, North Sait Lake; mother. Bountiful; preceded in death by a son, Lynn Aivin. services Tuesday, Funeral 11:00 a.m. Murray 17th Ward, 4300 South 300 East. Friends may call at the Jenkins-Soff- e Monday, 6:00-- 0 00 Mortuary, pm. and Tuesday at the Church one hour prior to services. Interment, Mt. Olivet Cemetery. nghurst. Salt two James Dele art William K., both of Salt Lake City; six grandchildren; six sister, Edna Jenson, West Jordan. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, 11 a.m., at Memorial Estates Mortuary, 5850 South 900 East, where friends may call Tuesday, 64 p.m., and Wednesday, 1 hour prior to services. Interment, Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. T 724 N3724 Marie Larson ELSINORE Frances Marie Parker Larson, 85, died July 22, 1983 in a Richfield care center. Bom Oct. 11, 1097 in Joseph, Utah to Joseph Faulkner and Adelia Cooley Parker. Married Ervin Larson on March 28, 191 7. Later divorced. Active in the communitv art the LDS Church for many years. Became a member of the DUP in 1938 and Seviserved as registrar art er County president from 1862 to 1946. Mentoer d Camp Bel nap. Local 4H tartar tor several years. Served In the Elsinore Ward Primary fnr 16 veers. Six of thoee veers she was president. Serrate Stake Mission in 1941. Served on toe South Sevier Stake Relief Society Board end MIA Board. She was e member of the South Scwier Stake Singing Mothers. Teuitot Sunday School for many years. Six sons, 1h Survivors: daughters; Dean Parker Larson, Mt. View, Calif.; Dr. Scoff Parker Larsen, Whither Calif. Thomas Brywit Larson, Newel! K. Larson, James Ervm Larson, Morgan R. Larson, Mrs. Janice Petty ell of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Richfield: Marlorie Winget, Mrs. Don (Joan) Tuft; Brigham 34 39 Citv; grandchildren; four great great 'grandchildren; sis- ter, two brothers; Mrs. Florence Sylvester; end Byron Parker, both Salt Lake City; Ariel Parker, Joseph. Preceded In death by daughter, Joyce Roberts, son, Joseph Henry Larson, grandson Kim Winget, sister, Malvina Baird. service Funeral Tuesday, July 26, 12 noon in the Elsinor LDS Ward Chapel. Friends may call at the chapel In Elsinor after 11 a.m. Burial In the Elsinor Cemetery by the Neal S. Magleby art Sons Mortuary. T 724 N3724 Arthur Washington Oakes, 97, beloved father and grandfather has "Pep", es he was known, been released from the infirm-tie- s of ora age. He will be greatly missed by his loved ones. Bom Feb. 22, 1886 in Akron, Iowa to Phinaas Ames art Alice Jane Stint on Oakes. Mamed Nell Adeline Rehmt Nov. 11, 1948 In South Sioux City, Nebraska. She died Sept. 17, 1962. Retired from the Great Northern Railroad. Survivors: daughter, Mildred New Atone on, Albuquerque, Berta Mexico; daughter-in-laOakee Sioux City Iowa; stepdaughter, Mrs. Max O. (Vlrgi nia) Hatch, Sandy; step-eonDon Rehms, Omaha, Nebraska; 20 Jack Renms, California; grand and greatgrandchildren. Preceded In death by two children. Gerald arm V loiet, art twi Peu Eugene grandchildren, art Mary Ann Kamo. services Funeral Tuesday, July 26, 12 noon. Sioux City Iowa LDS Chapel. Friends may call at Goff Mortuary, 8090 So. State, Sunday M pm, Burial Logan Park Cemetery, Sioux City, N3 724 T 24 N3 7 T 24 Betty Jewell Dabney Morton, died July 22, 1983, at her residence to Salt Lake Citv. I Born September 22, 1926, in Salt Lake City, Utah, to Ralph A. and Georgia Bell rail Dobney. Married ton, MorFebruary 3, in Salt Lake City, he . preceded her to death. Member, Pythian Sisters B Eastern Star Organizations. Member, LDS Churai. Survivors: mother, son, Ralph Richard Morton, daughters, Georgina Kay Martinez, Mrs. Jon (Diane) Davis, three granda brother, Robert children; Dobney, sister, Mrs. Emery (Hazel) Curry, all of Salt Lake City. Graveside services Tuesday, 1 :00 p.m. at the Redwood Memo6500 rial Estates Cemetery, South Redwood Road. Friends may call at the Deseret Mortuary, 36 East 700 South, Monday 0 p.m. evening N3 724 T 724 1943, D NEWSPAPER AGENmakes every effort to avoid errors. We ask that you check your ad the FIRST day it appears and immediately report any emx to the Legal Advertising Dept, by calling We cannot be responsible tor more than one day's incorrect insertion If you do not call the error to our attention. Thank you. THE CY W. Mabey Arlle E White TWIN E White, 1983, in FALLS, Idrto-Ar-lte eve 82, died July 21 Twin Fails, Idaho, following a long lines. Funeral wrvKvs will be held Monday, I pm,, in the Twin Falls LDS 3rd Ward Chapel Elizabeth Street. Friends may call at the Mte Mortuary, IJ6 4th Avenue East, from 69 p m. and at ttw chauel, one hour prior to services, intermont, Sunset Memorial Perk in Twin Falls N3 7 24 EUREKA Donna Andarion Paxman, 69, dirt July 21, 1983 to Payscn, Utah. Bom Dec. in Mam19)3 moth, Utah te Peter N. Anderand Lucy son Jenkins Anderson. Married William Blrdail Paxman June 2 1933 In Provo, J Member Utah. LDS Church, Senior Eureka Citizens, Miners Union Auxiliary art the 500 Club. Survivors: daughters; Mrs. Mark (Peggy) Fowden, MidMrs. Gary (Colleen) vale; Radmond, Artesia, Calif.; Mrs. Ronald (Maxine) Bird, Bell Gardens Calif.; 12 grandchildren; five brother; Rex VxJwwji; sixhn ; Mrs. Roah Mikaseil, both Salt Madeline Mrs. Lake City; Broadband West Jordan, Utah. Funeral services will be Tuesday 11:00 a.m.. Eureka LDS Ward Chapel with Bishop Ronald M. Griggs officiating. Friends may call ef Hoiladav Hills Funeral Home, Santaquin Monday, 64 P.m. art at the ward one hour prior to services Burial, Springviile Tuesday. Evergreen Cemetery. N3 724 T 7 24 beautification sponsored torouefaut Utah art in 1968 was t a judge for the Tribune State Beautification Contest. Survivors. Children; Duane F. Hlllam, Orem; Bruce F. Hil lam, Vista, Calif.; Shirley H Nieisen, Orem; June H. Ber18 tram, Valencia, Calif.; 41 great-grangrandchildren children. Funeral services will be Tuesday 1.00 p.m., Deseret Mortuary, 36 East 700 So., where friends may call one hour prior Salt to uarvlces, Interment, yjkC itv Cemetery. NJ '24 Josephine Lamboume Josephine Roueche Harrington Lsm bourne, 72, died July 2i in a Murray hospital. Bom Jan. 11. 1911, Salt Lake I Citv, Utah tol William L. and Lourena M. Rouecte Gray, l Married Sidney V. Lambourne former county I art state ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Ephraim City South Main Ephraim City, Ut 84627 Separate sealed BIDS for the construction of Phase Three Lower Power House and Equipment Purchase art Installation Protect consisting of fumishii end erecting a concrete bio building with two turbines, and appurtenant generators equipment will be received by Ephraim City at the office of The City Hail until 5.00 p.m. Daylight Savings Time, July 27, 1983, and then at said office reed aloud. publicly opened DOCUThe CONTRACT MENTS may be examined at the following locations: City Hail-- So. Main, Ephraim, Utah 84627 5 rt Bingham Engineering-16- Wright Brothers Drive, Lake City, Utah 64116 intermowtain Salt Contractor-4- South 300 West, Salt Lake City, Utah Copies of the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be obtained at the office of Bingham Engineering located at 165 Wright Brolhers Drive, Salt Lake City upon payment of 125.00 for each set. Any BIDDER, upon retumii no the CONTRACT DOCUMENT! promptly and to good condition, wilt be refunded his payment, art any upon 1 returning the CONTRAC DOCUMENTS will be refunded $10.00. Stanley Postma, Project Engineer The Central Utah Water conservancy District plans to construct the Ashley Valley Water Purification System which involves a computer based control system. Equipment suppliers and manufacturers MUST be pr equal Ifiad to be able to submit proposals tor the computer cortroi system. Plans art Specifications for the proposed system can be obtained from John Carollo Engineers, 1314 N. Third Street, Suite 300, Phoenix, Arizona 85004 (602-259200). N Prospective manufacturers art suppliers must return detailed proposals to the Engineer by August 15, 1983, in order to be prequalified. B 47 PUBLIC SALE Notice is hereby given that on July 26. 1983 1.00 p m. to the yard of Western States Machinery, 3183 O Road, Grand Jurcfion, Colorado, the under-signewill mhI at public auction to the Imhrst bidder for cash or otter terms the following equipment ()T Lyon Littall, Model MI0 AT 6053 Seller S N Forklift, reserves the right to bid For more information contact Doug Archer. C T Corporation I J85 S. Colorado Blvd. Denver, Colorado 80222 C 25 tree-- surer. Active ? member Repub-- . lican Party. Survivors: Husbart; stepdaughters; Sydney L. Millburn Adele L. Contralto; sister; Clara L. Moss. Funeral service, Tuesday, 12 noon, Larkin Mortuary, 2o0 East Scuto Temple where trierts may call one hour prior to services. interment, Salt Lake City Cemetery. died to Salt Lake Citv July Utah. Bom Jtrw I, 1094 in Encana-dNew Mexico. Married Cartota Allen. She preceded him In ' death to 1958. Member o the c Catholic Church, Our Lady of Guadalupe Par- 20 1983 T N3 24 7 7 2x FLORISTS Survivors: daughter, Eliza . l : BROWN FLORAL Co. vy- Little, Salt Lake City; stepbrother-in-laMkkie; daughter, etoht Velarde; Joseph TheoCamille grandchildren; E Stedora Sonny Charlotte, phana Roy Inez, Georgia; 14 klren . Memorial mass will be celebrated Tuesday, 10:00 a m. at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church, 715 West 300 North. Private family rosary will be recited Monday, 5:00 p.m. at the Neill O'Donnell and Sons Mortuary, 372 East First So. where friends may call Monday, 8 p.m. Funeral services under the direction of Neil O'Donnell grid Sons. T7'24 T 724 4 StoSo. all types bedding plants, wholesale retail. SKYLINE FLOWERS 3398 Highland Drive EVANS FLORAL E 217 300 South MILDRED'S FLOWERS 1522 East 33rd So SUGARHOUSE FLORAL 779 So.lltoEdST 4867419 PEARSON L0RAL with tte green 1560 E. 3300 S dome. legal Notices ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sanpete County Commission Courthouse Building 160 North Main Manti, Utah Separate sealed BIDS tor the construction ef Sanpete County Public Safety Facility consisting of alterations to toe existing Courthouse art addition of Jail, Sheriff. Clerk art Commission Offices will be received by Sanpete County Clerk at the office of The County Clerk until 2:00 (local time) August 4 1983, ana then at said office pubflcfy opened art read aloud. DOCUThe CONTRACT MENTS may be examined at the following locations: Richardson Aaaodetes 110 Regent Street Sait Lake City, Utah County Clerk Courthouse, Manti, Utah A.G C. Plan Room Salt Lake Otv, Utah Intermountain Contractor Plan Room Sait Lake City, Utah Copies of tte CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be obtained at the office of Richardson Assoc, toceed at 110 Regent Street, Salt Lake City, Utah upon payment of $100.00 for each set. Any BIDDER, upon returning toe Documents promptly and to good condition, will be refunded tte payment, art any upon so returning the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS will be refunded contract $100 00. All contracts Mth West SALE, CLEARANCE Legal Notices Legal Notices PLEASE CHECK YOUR AO! Survivors: Husband, Casfto-daisons art daughters; David Dennison, Jr., Moab; Mrs. Max (Vera) Finley, Price Bruce N. Dennison, cast ledale, Helen Bartlett, Salt Lake City; 14 17 greatgrandchildren; Helen sister; grandchildren; Micfcetson, Grace, Idaho. Funeral services will be Tuesday, 1:00 p.m., Caste) dale LDS Church. Friends may cell one hour prior to services for viewing. Interment, Casttedale City Cemetery undBr the direction ot Faucett Mortuary. T 724 N3725 24 Snt, f.. chard M. Ellon CASTLE DALE Oora NickoH Dennison, 82, dirt July 23, 1963 In Farron, Utah. Born Feb. 14, 1901 in Silver City, Utah to Beniamin end Olive Lavinie Booth Nickoi. Married David Monarch Dennison, Sr. Dec. 12, 1923 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Member LDS Church. Member Garden Club. for the Chairwoman Dernorcratic Committee. Castte-dalPostmaster for 25 years. Member of the DUP. Active in the Red Cross. Instrumental in getting first iibrey at Castle-dal- 7 Ri- and , Hugh Btuadtent MarFolsom. ried LeRoy W Hillam in the Salt Lake LDS Temple Jan. 25, 1917. Ha passed away July IS. 1958. Very ec tlve ail her life In the LDS Church art in civic attgirs. She held positions in Relief Society Primary art MIA She was on the "Days of 47 Committee" for many years and helped plan the Utah Centennial Celebration Active to the DUP and held kxti as well as state positions in ttvst organization. She also repie tented the DUP in toe Citv Council of Women art was member of the Daughters of tte Colonists Garden American Club work was hobby for ter and ter husband Roy She was a member of the Sait Lake oar dsn Club, Utah Rose Society Ins and Chrysanthemum Gar den Club art she received an award from toe Utah Associated Garden Clubs lor 25 years ser vice. She was a consulting Ro sarlan lor the American Ruse Society Rocky Mountain Disrict She worked at toe Sait Lak County art Utah State Fair Garden Shows art gave spectat help to all new exhibitqrs- She helped tor may years at the Tribune Garden Festival which Jotf Ricardo Aguilar, 56, Dora E. Dennison T Folsom Jose Aguilar 09 Morton D. dad Ethieen Folsom HiMam July 23, 1983 Mt Dram, Utah Burn June 15, to Josa-pftn1195 Wtitaker N3 Betty t Reed D. Lett ELSINORE Funaf el wrvle es for Reed D. Lott have been changed from 1.00 P.m. to 2 00 pm. on July 26, I98j in the Elsinore LDS Ward Chapel- Friends may call at the Eluncre LDS Ward Cheiiet on Tuesday after 12 30 p.m. Burial, Elsirvrt Cemetery with military rife: E'smore Post 7$ of tty Ameri can Legion. For adfitioikal e July information, newspaper. S. Od. 22, 1929, In Lot Angeles, Calif. in Had lived Burbank, Calif, for 46 years. Member, LDS Church. Married In the St. Georg LDS Temple, In December 1941. Active in Primary, MIA, Stake MIA, and had worked In the Relief Society. Active church member. Also edlve in PTA. Survivors: husband, Centerville; one daughter, Mrs. Gerald (Patricia) Waidvogel, Centerville; three grandchildren, Mrs. Jertlyn Waddaups, Salt Lake City; Julie and David Walctoo-gei- , both Centerville. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, 10 a.m., at the Lindquist Bountiful Chapel, 727 No. 400 East. Friends may call at tha Mortuary, Monday from 7 to 8 p.m. Graveside services at 2 p.m. In the Auttnrest Memorial Park, Ogdan, Utah. Idaho James BANCROFT, William Mabey. age 68, died July 22, 1983. at a Pocatello tagpital following a long Illness. Bom March 12, 1915, to Pebble, Idaho, to William Albert and Nan Lou Brisker Mabey. Married Donna Rae Brinton, June X. 1951. at Pebble. Mar riage later solemnized to tha Logan LDS T ample. Lifelong Pebbte where he had resident been g rancher and sheep rancher. Htth Priest to the Chesterfield Ward. Served as Member ot the scoutmaster. Idaho Wool Growers Association. Board member ot the Idaho Cattleman's Grazing Association. Past member at the North Gem School Board. Survived by: wife, Bancroft three sons) Greg L. Mabey, Las Vegas, Nevada, Dan M. Mabey, Honeyvllle, Utah; James B. Mabey, Bancroft, Idaho; five daughters; Mrs. TomMrs.(Zan) Ron Payne, Burtey, Idaho; (Nancy) Kannlson, Mata, Arizona; Mrs. Don (Sherry) Idaho; Pocatello, Schwartz, Margret Mabey, Sokkmta, Alev tea; Holly Maybe, Bancroft, Idaho; nine grandchildren; one brother; Keith B. Mabey, Bancroft, Idaho; one sister. Mr Ruth Donaldson. Salt Lake Citv. Funeral sarivcea will be Tuesday, 1 :00 p.m., Chesterfield LDS Chesterfield. Ward Chapel. Idaho. Friends may call at the Allen Funeral Homo to Soda Monday, 74 p.m. and Spring at the ward Tuesday II :X a.m. 12:45 to p.m. Burial, Chesterfield Cemetery. N3724 T 724 Arthur (Pep) Oakes V724 Rulon (Jack) Suther- -' LaRue land Jen. 31., M 1935, Coalville, Utah. Graduated from East High end attended Utah State University. Served In the Army during World War Two. Member of the American Legion. Employed by various government agencies. Member LDS Church. Survivors: wife, sons; Roy D. Ray, ail Salt Lake City; E. Rex, seven Edmond, Oklahoma; grandchildren; brother; George T. Holman, McGoill, Nevada; sisters; Mrs. Perry (Elia) Connell, Las Vegas, Nevada; Mrs. Morris (Retta) Oldroyd, Anaheim, Calif.; Mrs. Maion (Deon) Carter, Sit Lake City. Graveside senveas will be Tuesday, 10:00 ajn., Eivsian Burial Gardens. Friends may call Monday, p.m. at McKay 4670 Cottonwood Mortuary, Highland Drive. T 724 N3725 James and Agnes Kennedy Mar-rieSpencer. George Eber and Alice M. HolThorton man. Married Married James CrawWilford ford, January 1, 1923, in Berrion. Survied by: Lake City; Albert Elmo H. Holman Sarahy In Randolph, Utah, of a daughter Elmo Henry Holman, 73, passed away July 22, 1963, Murray, Utah. Bom Nov. 21, Pleasant 1909, Grove, Utah to $ 198$. 1, N3724 T724 Julia M. Crawford sons: Bom pecemb- - Rachel end N3724 husband, 1983. Street. Casper Married Floyd L Witt June 29. 1946 in Heber City. Marriage later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Active In the LDS Church serving in Stake MIA and Sunday School art ward auxiliaries. Worked as a training aid for 18 years In the Wasatch County School for Handicapped Children. Survivors: Husband, Heber; Mrs. Vaun (Betty children; Gay) Betters, Logan; Kim F., Happy Camp, Calif.; Leo G., Heber City; ekrfit grandchildren; sisters; Mrs. Waiter (Lila) Durtschi and Mrs Elmer (Eva) Kohler, both of Midway; Norma Baber, West Valley City. Preceded in death by son Joel and brother, Melvin Street. Funeral services will be Tuesday, 12 noon, Heber 5th Ward 150 No. 200 West. Chapel, Friends may call Monday 9 p.m., Olpin Mortuary and one hour prior to services at the church. Burial, Heber City Cemetery. Julia May Crawford, age 80, died Juty 22, 1983, at her home of natural caue- as. Bom May 8, 1903, in Bonn ion. Utah, to Samuel Snd Lade Mabel CENTERVILLE Spencer Hogan, age 77, away July 20, HEBER CITY -- Wilma Ann Street Witt, 60, died July 22, 1983 at her home after a tong Hi ness. Bom June 20, 1923 in Midway, Utah to Simon 14, &oft Max Swindle, age 26, our very much loved husband, tatter and son, died July 22, 1083 in Salt Lake City of intones following acci-a motorcycle dent. Bom July Richfield, Utah to Max and Cleve Mclneily MarSwindle. ried Catharine Ozosky December 1, 1982. Student at hta Univarsity of Utah. Proud of his carpentry skills. Survivors: Wife and son Tyler Scort Swindle. Salt Lake City; parents. Max and Oeva, Go-Erwin Utah, brothers; Moosman, West Valiev, Uttfi; Wade Moown an, Beaver, Utah; Victorville, Robert Swindle, Calif.; sister; then Swindle, Salt Lake City; grandparents. Hymn end Mary Ellen Coleman, Escalante. Utah. Funeral services Tuesday, 1 00 a m., Hoiladav 19th Ward ChapeL 3870 Nila Wav. Friends mav call at the ward chapel Tuesday, 11 .00 e.m. to 00 p.m. Sunset Gardens, East, Sandy Goff Funeral Directors. N3 724 T 724 Donna A. Paxman Leda S. Hogan Wilma Witt heart failure. Bom dard. Ha marriod Norma Ford, September 25. 1949, Elko, Neve-da- . Employed as e Copper Inspector for KennecoH, retired January, 1992. Served in the Marines durirw World War li. Member of the Veteran's of Foreign Wert end the LDS Church. Survived by WHe, Magna, sons end daughter, Mervm, Palm Harbor, Florida; Mrs. Ron (Amelia) White, Murray; Larry, West Valley City; Cecil, nine grandchildren; Kearns; brother, Artie, Ceoer city. Funeral services will be held Tuesday 11 :00 a m. Peel Funeral Home, 8525 West 2700 South, Magna, here friends may call p.m. art Tuesday Monday one hour prior to services. Interment: Valley View Memorial Perk. N3 725 T 724 Ec 62, S. nd Amelia Cooper Woo- Riffle Irent Me Morv Bran Aug. 29. Kansas 1941, City, Missouri, to Luther S. and Beulah Cunningham Schroeder Cunnintftam, near tana. N3724 MURRAY-Beula- scufc Missoula, - dirt July Woodard. husband, father, Kartfather and rother, died July 21. 1983 of a tong illness. Hu was e life of dedication to his family and loved ones. He will be missed by ail who knew him. Born July 16, 1924, Panguitch, Utah to Arthur 4l. Graham, gthar, passed - Dale 59, our beloved MAGNA Ethieen F. Hlllam Scott M. Swindle Dale S. Woodard Beloved husband, father, sow and brother, Jerry Lee Boberg OR T723 s Marion C. Brewer The Utah floods of 1983 will be talked about for a long time. To help you remember this major news event or to show friends and relatives what it was really like here, The Salt Lake Tribune is publishing a e and paperback book. It includes more than 100 black and white photos, many of which were never published in the newspaper, and stories detailing the flooding. Topics covered are events leading up to the flooding, volunteer effort and the flood cleanup. Also included are the names of thousands of flood volunteers who turned out to help with sandbagging, dike building and cleanup efforts. All of the data is compiled from The Tribunes extensive reporting and photography of the worst flooding to hit Utah, and It will help you remember how it really was. To order your copy of Spirit of Survival Utah Floods 1983, make a check or money order payable to The Salt Lake Tribune. The a cost of the book is $5.95, plus $1.55 to cover taxes and postage total of $7.50. Net profits will be turned over to the Red Cross for the aid of flood victims. Please be sure names, addresses and zip codes are correct. Allow two to three weeks for delivery. Mail orders to: Floods Book The Salt Lake Tribune P.O. Box 867 Salt Lake Citv. Utah 84110 - Salt Lake and Intermountain Area Obituaries Jose 1983. HOLMAN, Elmo ray, July 22, 1983. Special to The Tribune Lehi resiFORK dent Sam Wycherley, 32, was in critical condition at American Fork Hospital Saturday afternoon after accidentally receiving an electrical AMERICAN Lake County Commission. A 1982 graduate of Brighton High School and an employee of Cook Lumber Co., he has been selected as the countys July Vital Volunteer. Besides helping sandbag during the 1983 floods, Mr. Cooper was cited for providing more than 200 hours of direct service to the Youth Services Center. Area Deaths i 9 13 1 Sunday, July 24, 1983 Lehi Man Is Critical After Electric Jolt Shawn Cooper, 19, a volunteer at the Youth Services Center, will be honored Wednesday by the Salt cial help from Centerville in repairing roads damaged by the flooding. Pheasantbrook is private property, governed by a homeov ners association. Mr. Topance told council members the condominiums were turned down for aid by the federal AGUILAR, The Salt Lake Tribune exceeding 0 shall contain e provision requiring compliance with Exeastiue Order 11246, entitled, "Equal Employment Opportunity," as emended by Executive Order 11375 and as supple- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed BIDS for Construction of Water System Improvements consisting of the 4.0 Million Gallon Southeast Concrete Water Reservoir and Meter Station located at 11700 South and 2520 East will be received by Sandy City Corporation at the office of toe CitY Purchasing Agent until 2:00 p.m., D.S.T., on Wednesday, August 10, 19$3, art then at said office publicly opened art read aloud. Bid opening will be in toe Mam Floor Conference Room at the City Hall. The Proiect Manual contain ing Bidding Requirements and Contract Documents may be examined at toe following I oca lions: SANDY .CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE. 4775 South 700 West. Sandy, Utah; art ECKHOFF, AND PREATOR WATSON 1798 South ENGINEERING. West Temple Salt Lake City, Utah Copies of toe Proiect Manual mav be obtained at toe office of Eckhoff, Watson art Preator Engineering upon payment of a deposit of $30 for each set. Deposits will be returned to bidders upon return of Proiect Manuals within seven (7) days of tte bid opening and in good condition. Any requests tor itv formation concerning toe proi to ect should be addressed Eckhoff, Watson and Preator Engineering. Each BID steH be acconna med by a BID bond pavamato toe Owner for tlve percent (5?) ef the amount of the B D Tte Owner reserves toe right to reject any or all BIDS art to waive any informality, technicality, or minor detect in any BID in toe interest of toe Own- mented to Department of Labor regulations (41 CFR Part 60). July 14, 1983 Wayne G. Beck Sanpete County Clerk er. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Price City will receive sealed bids tor tte construction of a Price City Fire Station, located on the southwest comer of 1st North end 2nd East. Bids will be received at the office of the City Recorder, City Half, 185 East Main, Room 3 until S 00 P.M. Wednesday, July 27, 1983. Bids will be opened at the regularly scheduled Council Meeting that same date at 7:30 P.M. contract docuSpecifications, ments, and building plart may be examined or purchased far $100 a set at toe following toe fions: Astle Ericson B Associates, 3865 South 6500 East, Suite 2D2A, Salt Lake City, Utah, art at the office of the Price City Administrator, City Hail, 186 East Main, Room 9. Any bidder, upon returning the contract documents promptly art In oood condition, will be refunded his payment of $100 a set. s P Hampton McArthur City Recorder Sealed bids will be received by toe Sandy City Corporation, Sartv Citv Hall 1st floor conference room on or before 2:00 p m. on the ito day of August, 1983, tor 200 South Street improvements (approx. 1180 ft. of curb A gutter, sidewalk, as ptelf end drainage facilities) The Sandy Citv Corporation reserves tte right to reject any or ail bids. Only bids giving a firm quotation, proper y signed, will be accepted. This contract will be a FederFinanced Community ally Development Proiect. Plans and specifications may NOTICE TO BIDOERS Sealed bids will be received until 2 00 p m. Friday, July 19, 1fat at the Sou morn Utah State C'Mege Purchasing Office fc tte following: 10 Computer Terminals Specifications can be obtaiwd from toe Purchaisng OHice at Southern Utah Slate College. The College reserves tiw right to accept or ralecl any or all bids or to waive any lmtormii-tieor technicalities in any bid in the interest of to Collage. Geraldine F. Leigh Assistant Purchasing Agent Sourltern Utah $tet College Jbl West Center Cedar City, Utah 14720 C 27 Ora Loved Purchasing Agent Publication Dates: July 23,24, X.31, 1983 063 INVITATION obtained be TO BID from the DMJM Coon, Kite and Know! tun Engineers at 5330 South 900 East Street. A $50.00 deposit is required. Purchasing Agnt The undersigned will sell at public sale for cash. One (1) Portadrill Motel TLS Rotary Drill Rig S N LS423, Weil mounted on and including On (l) International truck Model F5070, SN 03115HGBI5415. One (1) Wollen Vkxlol 915 Cos mg Hammer $ N 9805. Two (2) Duwn Hole Hammers. Mote s N W810 art AM. 15 I9F, Y5o. which is being stored and will be suij at 10 O0 A M., July 25, 198J at Western Weil Supply Co , 2105 SW. Tualatin Valley Mwv., Aloha, Oregon ixi hetett of the undersigned. The undersigned rofwrvgt ttw right to bid For Information contact Associates Cumteroal Coi pur at ion N E. Multnomjh Suita Portland, Oregon 9?32 PhV: (5UJ 231 40UQ Doug Ba&te 6r. Ciedit Maiwuar C 19 |
