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Show 10D The Suit Luke Tribune Non Saturday ember 20, Thanksgiv ing Weekend 'k,. 'r- i Clouds With Quince Cloudy' sk ity are lorecost with a possibility of widely and scatteied snow shows-noithwestei ly winds of 10 to 15 mph. It Mil be parti cloud. Sunday wvrtti a few scatte-es snow showei in ttie northwest portion of the state Lows will be in ttie teens and low 20s, with highs in ttie 30s ANDERSON, Emma, Pocatello, Id., Nov. 23, 1983. BARRUS, Brent, El Calif., Nov. 5, 1583. s tr of Snow Forecast County, Nov. 23, Carbon 1983. GAILEY, Lake Lake Lee, Salt Christy, LEDESMA, i&ANCSCO v 6a Vuriabie clouds through Sunday with a chance of scattered snow showers Winds 10 to 15 mph. Lows in (he upper teens to low 20s Highs near 40, Probability of measurable snow, 50 percent Precipitation at the Salt RAIN Source UUh Department ot j i si OTTERSTROM, Margaret, Salt Loke City, Nov. 24, 1983. SNOW ray, r1 SNOW ray, Nov. MIAMI FLURRIES ' ff (UPI)-Washing- at 20 mph. Temperatures decreasing Saturday night. Partly cloudy Sunday with a few snow showers In the northwest portion of the state Lows In the teens to lows 20s Highs In the 30s Cold and southwest. temperatures and snow statewide. Snow especially heavy In the suutf least portion of ttie state. Strong nprttr to northeast winds, causing blowing and drifting snow. Snow deceasing by evening. Partly cloudy and cold Sunday with Isolated snow showers. Lows, 5 below zero to 10 above Highs in the teens and 20s. north Extended Outlook Utoh Partly cloudy with a possibility of snow showers at times over ttie mountains and In the northwest portion of the state. Highs 35 to 45. Lows in the low teens through the Winter storm warning In effect for the southeast portion of the state. Travelers advisory in effect for ttie Wyoming bed and shorelines of waterways connected to Lake Coeur d'Alene. ton Those areas, within the boundaries of the reservation, are covered by water upstream from Washington Water Power's Post Falls Dam. Robert Dcllwo, a Spokane, Wash attorney representing the tribe, said Wednesday that the tribe also won the right to manage the lake's surface by licensing boats and docks on Chatcolet Lake and the St Joe River But jerry Boyd, a WWP spokesman at Spokane, said the utility still above Post Falls Dam, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission says The commission has told a hearing judge to reconsider whether the company should be required to make yearly payments to the northern Idaho tribe in the wake of the agency's ruling that the tribe is proper owner of 15.000 acres of the , may-hav- Uncertified Police Called Risk GLENNS FERRY, Idaho (PPL -Elmore County Prosecutor Michael McLaughlin says the city of Glenns Ferry is running the risk of being sued because its police officers are not certified by the state, leaving them open to civil liability e Glenns Ferry has four officers and one part-tim- e officer, but none is certified. McLaughlin officers in the past, but the department has recently had a high rate of turnover Of the four police officers employed by the city, all but one are within the probation period guen to police officers before they must be certified, the mayor said e ofMesserly said the one ficer who is not certified has been with the forie for longer than 20 years and will probably retire bv "If you have someone on the force for more than a year who hasn't gone to the police academy, you're asking for it," McLaughlin said "The city is lucky it hasn't been sued." Glenns Ferry Mayor Dale 1985 McLaughlin said his main concern is that the Glenns Ferry Police Department be "a qualified and police force from top to bottom " well-traine- d Me-serl- said the city has had certified Idaho State Senator Demands Toxic-WasDump Closure te HOME. Idaho AP) - A member of the special legislative committee looking into hazard-ou- s MOUNTAIN But EPA officials said they have found no proof that the disposal e dump practices used at the in the past posed any imminent danger to public health Less than a yveck before the EPA order was issued. Gov. John Eyans also calk'd for the immediate shutdown of the dump while a special task lorce he is appointing reviews the situation and determines whether the facility can be operated safe117-acr- waste disposal problems says she wants the much-criti- c i.td Sen ices Inc dump com pletely dosed down State Sen Claire Wctherell. I) Mountain Home, says federal actum to insure the facility's compliant e w ith regulations is a step in the right direction But. Ms Wctherell added 'I'nti.i complete review of the site and are complete, neither state nor federal officials should tolerate playing with the health and " safety of the people of Idaho On Wednesday, the Environmental Protection Agency fined Unuro-saf$150 000 for illegally burying liquid wastes at the Grand View facility in southwest Idaho Company officials have agreed to pa the fine EPA also slapped a ban on aii shipments of liquid waMe to the Mte until Envirosafe complies with a mandate for changes in the w,i the facility is operated Company officials said earlier they were volun tartly halting those shipments he ginning last Monday e ly Leans statement yyas criticised bv others in the state, who said it w ould be a lengthy if not impossible task to force the operation to close. Ms Wctherell, who claimed trucks hauling waste have spilled some of the material while passing through her community, said she plans to take an active role in the En irosafe probe, both as a member of the special legislative committee and as part of the governor's task force The joint House-Senat- e commit tee meets early next month to tour the Envirosafe facility and ds U's possible solutions to waste disposal problems in I he Mate Bannocks Sheriff to Retire Ban POCATELLO. Idaho Pj nock County Sheriff Carl Croft i a back ailment, has announced he w ill retire Dee. 7. "I felt I was not doing the job justice and it wjs tune to step down." Croft said the tie would rims his said sheriff The i g staff and called them the 'mos. wondeifu! crew in the state The Demon atie ft rural (Vrviiit ee will meet Wednesday at the Bannock County Courthouse to selei t up to three candidates to fill the ri mamder of Croft's term The names will be fnrwarded to the Bannock County commissioners, who will make the final selection, said Lvnn Winwill. the central com- mittees county chairman Carole n Melmo a successor to be norm d befo e Croft left office Commissioner sad she expected mocrat. was appointed Crop, sheriff in 1972 to fill the unexpired lerm of Slid iff II E Paihor. who resigned bccau.se of ill hcalh Since then he has been elected to terms three consecutive four-yea- r His third term was to expire in 1984 a rOCfmS SHOWN SMITH, Anthony, Bountiful, Davis County, Nov. 23, normal. Highs mostly 40s in the western portion of the state and upper 30s to low 40s Slight charve Wyoming of snow showers In the far west portion of the state on Wednesday. Otherwise mostly dry with a warming trend. Lows zero to 15 on Mondov moderating to 15 to 25 Wednesday. Highs 25 to 35 Monday warming to the 30s to mid-40- s by Wednesday from extensive internal injuries, said hospital spokeswoman Elaine Miller. The accident apparently occurred when Eggleston attempted to hoist beam and it came loose, the falling on him and pinning him. said Weber County Sheriff's Deputy Craig Lewis. Lewis said there were no witnesses to the accident, but workmen heard the beam fall and found Eggleston trapped underneath. Paramedics were called to the scene at 10 a m 30-fo- 9 CALDWELL. Idaho (AP) - Many had hoped for. "It didn't really stop all that many accidents. the mayor admitted, "because tourists coming through didn't anticipate it. It actually caused some terrible accidents." Originally, the interstate was to be finished by the late 1960s and Pete could be taken down were wearing black Friday when the town of Caldwell buried "Red-EyePete, the notorious bandit of time and energy." But despite the crowd of several hundred mourners." no tears were shed as the rough wooded casket was lowered into the ground town ol In tact, this century-ol- d 14 U00 was glad to be rid of Pete -the last stoplight in the Interstate 80 system linking Portland. Ore., and San Francisco with Hackensack, d N J The northwest link to Portland is called "Now let's all get in our cars and go like hell." Dick Butcher, clad in a formal black suit, told the crowd as the ceremony ended Licensed Morticians Three licensed morticians were on hand as Pete, decked out with a pumpkin head and straw arms and legs was "unhung." placed m a horse-draw- n hoarse and earned a mile to the gravesite A horn sounded "Asleep in the Deep." and wilted flowers along with a wreath saying. "Rust in Peace," were placed on the casket. "Here lies Pete, one red light you need no longer beat." the grey stone said. Caldwell Mayor Al McCluskey gave the eulogy in poetry. ' Pete became Oregon Trail's only his speoutlaw, now known as cialty stealin' time and gas and ina-kitruckers sore . . We 11 bury him just down the street and let all travelers know, that orb has (hanged its hue. it now shows green Red-Eye- Red-Eye- 's for Go " 'Monumental Event' McChekev jokingly called the ceremony "a monumental event ol national importance." In his eulogy, he dubbed Pete the last stoplight avebandit on this nue The city s blue announcement of the ceremonies accused Pete of the horrendous crime of impersonating a Christmas tree." Rut back in the late 1950s. Caldwell residents including McCluskey were lobbying the state intensely for a traffic- signal at their busy coast-to-coa- st - mid-tow- n intersection Waged Battle I They waged that battle until finally winning in 1981. when McCluskey said the location became recognized as the number-on- e accident inter- section in the state The results were not what they John S. Rep. Paxman Resigns Idaho Seat IDAHO FALLS. Idaho (UPIj Falls, Rep. Gary Paxman. says he will quit the legislative post to devote full attention to lus new duties as Bonneville County assessor. -- lawmaker Paxman. a three-terfrom District 30, this week ended nearly a month of uncertainty by quitting the legislative job and eliminating the possibility he would try to hold both positions. The district's Republican Central Committee has until early next month to submit the names of three candidates to Gov. John Evans, who has authority to select Paxman s legislative replacement. "I felt 1 ought to give my total energy to the assessor's office." Paxman said in a letter to House Falls. Speaker Tom Stivers. Paxman was appointed to the new-joNov l by the county commissioners after former Assessor Boyd Cripps resigned under fire in October Paxman said it was unclear whether state law would have allowed him to retain both jobs However, he added, there is no statute that specifically bars a person from being a state legislator and county assessor Several Bonneville County officials urged Paxman to keep his legislative post, but Commissioner Wylie Snarr said Tuesday the board urged him to quit the Statehouse job And Paxman said his resignation would encourage others to enter politics I do think we need to get moic people involved." ho said Paxman added he would not immediately begin lobbying at the Statehouse on behalf of counties I've got to learn my job a little better first." he said Survived bv Wife Richfield Mrs George two daughters, Bovter. Draper, (Mariorie) Mrs Janice Soft iff Smyrna Beach, Honda; daoghter-ilaw, Mrs Delos iNola) Julan o r, Monroe, eight grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren, two step sons, two step daughters, Thomas Rex Dale, Garden Grove, Calif Joseph Verl Dale, Ferron, Utah, Mrs John R (Naomi Ann) Tanner, Lehi, Mrs Harry (Edith Regan na) Oular, Pleasant Grove, 22 step grandchildren, 30 two Funeral services will be held p m in Tuesday Nov 29,1983 the Richfield 11th LDS Ward Chapel 95 So 400 West Frtwds may call at me Neal S MaoiD & Sons Mortuary Monday even mg 7 to 9 pm aKJ at the ward chapel (rom 11 30 a m to 12 30 pm Tuesday morning Buna! Richfield City Cemetery Mrs. sisters: ur. John Herald (Minn) (Diana) Funeral services, Monday, 12 noon, In the Parley's 5th Ward, 2415 Strlngnam Avenue Frlenos may call at Larkin Mortuary, 240 East South Temple. Sunday, and at the ward on Monday, one hour prior to services. Burial, Wasatch Lewn Memorial Park N31 127 Tlt24 mSahf Margaret N. Otterstrom and; Our beloved mother, grandmother and sister, Margaret Nicholes Ann Otterstrom, eve 55, passed away j November 24, f 1983 in Salt Lake) No after a) City courageous bat- tie against cen-- i car. Bom January St 1928, 27, George, Utah, to . Joseph K and Malben Olive Nicholes. Married Glen Otterstrom, June I, 1951, they were later sealed in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on SeptemDer 9, 1974 He died April 7. 19D. She was active member of the LDS Church. Graduate ot Provo High School, received a BS Degree from BYU She was a teacher In tne Church and in public schools Mrs Children, Survivors: Gary (Ann) Parker, West Valley City, Utah; Gary, San Jose, California, Ray, Murray, Scott, Nevada, eight Henderson, brothers and grandchildren; sisters, Henry J Nicholes, St. George, Utah; Elek)r L. Nicholes, Minneapolis. Minnesota, Max M Nicholes, Fairvlew, Utah; Mrs. Martin (Rum) Miller, Provo, Utah; Virginia K. Nicholes, Clearlake, California; EilzaUh J, Nicholas, Sad Lake City, Mrs Hugh (Joyce) Woodbury, Scotia, New York; Kelly Nicholes, Orem. Funeral services will be held Monday, November 2. 1983 al 15th 11 00 a m. in the Murray Ward Chapel, 5200 South 700 West. Friends may call at Rus-soBrothers Bountiful Mortu ary, 295 North Mam, Sunday 1 p m. and Monday at th Ward Chapel 9 45 to 10 45 a m Interment Bountiful City Cemetery Tit N31I 24 24 Reduce Lawsuits Commissioners Zero In On County Jail Repair By Jack Fenton Tribune Staff Writer Budget-settin- g Salt Lake County commissioners Friday put a on jail expansions they hope will reduce the rash of lawsuits over conditions in that downtown facility Construction of a new booking area and mental health wing along with expansion of the jail kitchen and repairs to the leaking roof seemed assured with an $825,000 appropriation "Those are thl areas that seem to generate the most legal action against us," explained John administrative aide to Commissioner M. Tom Shimizu The jails mental health wing has 13 beds, a number acknowledged by officials asbeing less than half the needed number. Better Lay-Ou- t The existing booking area with a capacity will still be used. Mr. Morgan noted. But the new room would have a better he explained For now. the budget team is rejecting plans to cover the jail s exercise court as suggested by a federal judge. "The completed project will help to reduce tensions among inmates, who can use the compounds to relieve some of their frustrations." the sheriff's request said, pointing out that summer temperatures in the open court often exceed 90 degrees. Commissioners also said no to proposals for a new building on the jail's east side and replacement of the sheriffs firing range. Lower-prioritprojects receiving little support from the commission total about $615,000 in Sheriff Pete Hayward's $1,440,000 capital spending proposal. Time to Justify The sheriff w ill have time to justify that capital spending list Monday, commissioners promised. Much of the sheriffs time may be spent discussing adjustments that would give his patrol division four new officers instead of the 16 he wants. He also wants two more crossing guards for valley schools, according to the request. Sheriff Hayward said the 16 officers are needed to staff one extra patrol car each for Taylorsville-Benmon- . Inch-Morga- d lay-ou- t, dispatch-evidence-recor- y Willow Heights. Holladav-Eas- d t Cove and Mill s Creek-Olympu- Hunter-Magna-Kear- areas. "Division commanders tell me this is needed just t) maintain our response time." explained Sheriff Hayward, whose pleas for 60 new deputies in unheeded. I this year's budget went And, Sheriff Hayward stressed that his staffing request has support from politically-influenticouncils Bone of Contention There may be another bone of contention- The commission's refusal to give Sheriff Hayward $25,000 for 1,000 hours of outside legal counsel "He has at least four county attorney's assigned to him ..." scolded Bill Hyde, chief civil deputy county attorney. "He doesnt like what we tell him Mr. Morgan $825,000 for mate. acknowledged the jail work is a rough esti- Mr Morgan thinks state officials will like the idea because the facility will be dose to the jail so that staff can help with supervision. And. proximity to the courts will do away with the need for costly transportat- ion. As a county facility. Mr. Morgan feels the mental health unit would be designed for 40 beds. But, by developing the. mental health unit in partnership with tne state, which is asking lawmakers for money to move the social services' diagnostic center out of the old St. Mark's Hospital at 302 W. 8th North, and capacity could jump to 100 beds, he predicted. Besides, state participation might trim county costs by Mr. one-thir- Morgan concluded. Officer Suspended I or Theft Probe COKl'R D'ALENE. Idaho (LPI) A Kootenai County sheriffs deputy has been suspended while offi- cials investigate allegations she embezzled $600 while working for the Bureau of Land Management, officials said. Kootenai County Prosecutor Glen Walker said Friday federal officials were investigating charges that" Deputy Patricia Hardin stole the funds while working for the federal agency last year. Sheriff Floyd Stalder said Hardin was suspended Nov. 18 after federal investigators told him the deputy was under investigation. It was a real disappointment to us. he said, adding the allegedly missing money "has mostly all been paid back " A spokeswoman lur the U.S. attorney's office in Boise said Friday charges had not been filed in the case 4 I Gereid brother, grandchildren; William Dalebout, Jerusalem; Our darling Daleth Thompson Murphy, age 3, died November 1983 at 12 40 pm 24 She was born May 20, 1980, at 12 40 pm to Steven in Sandy. Utah, Michael and Joiene Thompson Mur phv brother Survivors parents Kaleb nine monhs old grand parents James and Roxie Mur phy, Denver Colo , Joseph ana Marilyn Thompson, Lem, and many other loved ones ana t tends Services to be held Sunday Burial Taylorsville 6 JO pm Memorial Park titul Leo Robinson, Salt Lake City, Utah, preceded m death by first wife, Maggie one son, one daughter, Jav Grant Peterson, ana Carol Peterson , (Jackie) Larsen, Sandy; Mrs. Scot Byron (Boobie) Norrii, Ameriland. Penny Peterson, Michael (Carl) Mrs. can Fork; Lemmons end Richard Peter-son- , both ol Sait Lake Cltv; 17 Howard K ocher, Kearns; Daleth Murphy halt brothers Frank Robinson, Boun - r Mrs. stepchildren: ?mber 20 1943, L Sait Lake) f ity Marriage iter solemnized the Salt Laxe Temple. He was leader in the LDS Church a cnarrer sorts program, tember of Utah Philatelic Soci-r2nd Counselor in the Bish-:ri- c of Bryan Ward; has held lany responsible positions in le church Wife, children, Survivors irs Tommy (Claudia) Soren Kay) (Connie Mrs n, Stephen avis, Robert Jr., David and ichard, ail Salt Lake City, , irs. Kenneth (Jeanette) KniQh-nLogan, 14 grandchildren Funeral service will be held tondav. 12 noon, in the Bryan (ard Chapel, 1639 So lift East riends may call at the Russon rotners Mortuary, 255 So. 2nd ast, Sunday, 6 to 6 P.m., and (ondav. at the ward Chanel, Interment, ) 45 to 11 45 a m ountam View Memorial Park. He was bom April 2, 1896. in Joseph Utah, to John Simeon and Mary Evelyn Crabtree Peterson Married Margaret "Maggie" Wmget Dec 18. 1913,m in Richfield, Utah Solemnized the Manti LDS Temple Dec 18, l94o She died August 5, 196 Married Rachel Young Date. Aug 23. 1968, Monroe Utah , wife, daughter, Survivors K. (Bonnie) Donald Mrs Utah; McCAulev. Centerville, N3 evorsen RICHFIELD John Simeon Shm Peterson, 67, o Richfield. dted November 25, 1983, in ? Richfield care center , Lorene Cnmtensen. November 7, 1971, In Provo, Utah, later solemnized In the Salt Lake LDS Temple Served an LDS Mission to the Netherlands. Was LDS Chaplin In Chine, Burma, end India during World War II. Graduated from the U of U. First president of the Delta Phi Fraternity Member of the Utah fur thiee Stare Legislature terms. Chepiain at the Utah Pest tor veers. II Slate Hospital bishop of LeGrande Ward and member of the Perk Stake High Council. mma Adeline rewart Stavn-He married Carol hirlev 1983. "Slim" Peterson - Red-Eye- d Jane, Wales, i r Married 1945 Borrt Novcmfc 4, 1919 .ke City, th n of Jonn v d e San Pete Countv, Nov. 24, the east. Pete Is Buried; May He Rust In Peace 6 THOMAS, V Robert Stewart Stayner, 64, died November 24, 1963, at a local hospital iv3. Cltv, Nov. 24, x, Dele-',-- bout. Married Blanche L Lai- lis, November 4, 1937, In the Salt Lake Temple She died May 10, Robert S. Stayner SMITH, Elmer, Provo, Utah County, Nov. 23, 1983. STAYNER, Robert, Salt Lake Meveri - - T 1983. Southern Idaho Mostly dry Monday. Increasing chance of rain in the vullcvs and snow in the mountains Tuesday ond Wednesday. Temperatures a little above In 22, 1983. 25, 1983. An OGDEN (AP) Weber County man was fatally ind steel jured Friday when a beam fell on him at his job here, authorities said. Troy Eggleston died in surgery at McKay-De- e Hospital at 1105 am In its ruling, the commission remanded the case to the judge with instructions to consider ordering the utility to compensate the tribe. Amounts of possible compensation were not specified. "It's a great victory for us." said Coeur d'Alene Tribal Chairman David Matheson. "Everyone has always taken things away from us full-tim- said. fOftICAST Weber Man Killed By Falling Beam believes the state of Idaho, not the tribe, owns the lake bed. He said the utility would appeal the decision either to the commission or a federal circuit court. The recent ruling by FERC at Washington. D.C., overturns a December 1980 ruling by one of the commission's hearing judges that the state owns the lake bed and the shorelines full-tim- e lull-tim- TIMMiATVtlf s. Utility May Have to Compensate Tribe COEUR d'ALENE. Idaho Water Power Co. might be ordered to compensate the Coeui d'Alene Indians fer authority to submerge land claimed by the tribe MtOM Cloudy with a chance of widely scattered snow show ers and Highs in the 30s. northwesterly winds. Lows in the mid-20Utah Recreation Areas Lake Powell and Canyonlands Lake Powell Scattered snow showers with northwest winds at 15 to 30 mph. Partly cloudy Sunday. Lows In the mid-20Highs near 40. Scattered snow showers with gusty nothwest winds. Lows, low to mid-20- s Highs in the low 40s. Southern Idaho Partly cloudy with a slight chance of snow showers Saturday and Sunday. Lows In the teens to to mid-30low 20s. Highs, m!d-20- s Mur- PETERSON, John, Richfield, Sevier County, Nov. 76 I Mur- John, Nov. 24, 1983. PALMER, Donna, V showers it PALLOTT, faiO SCATTERED FRONT FRONT STATIC AirLoke City International port . for the period ended5p.m Friday 0 48. Total for November precipitation 218, departure from normal 18. Total precipitation plus since Oct. 1, 1983, 3 80, departure from normal plus 1 66 Sum ise 7 27 (VIST. Sunset 5 03 .VST Highest temperature i in Utah Fi idoy was 50 at Hanksville. Lowest e reported in Utah Friday was 20 at Vernal. The normal high tor the date is 46, with the normal low 26. Uloh Mostly cloudy with widely scattered snow show-ei- s Heaim j h,--v WARM FRONT- -COLD and northwesterly wirds -- NICK SIC, Steven, Logan, Nov. 24, 1983. LEGEND Salt Lake City, Ogden and T,arg na MOORE, Dean, West Jordan, Nov. 24, 1983. Cache County, LOS ANGELES Provo Air Pollution Index Sandy, Nov. 24, 1983. v i V , .u f w. June 5, 1940. In the Manfl LOS3 Temple Graduate Of Snow College, University ol Utah; MA, Stanford University; Veteren, World War II Teacher end for 42 Administrator School years Teacher, So. Emery High Scnool, Irving Jr High School, Olympus Jr High; principal. Granite Park Jr High and Evergreen Jr High; principal of Green River High Sihuui, teacher, counselor and Olympus High School. Former bishop, Holieday 13th Ward, High Councilman, Olympus Slang. Returned missionMission, ary, sons and Wife, Survivors daughter, Wayne F Devon R Dale C all Salt Lake City, Carol Campbell, Centerville, Utah; Bruce N Bountiful,- sl sisiers. Merle grandchildren; Giednill, Jen Compton, both Salt Lake City. Done Sorensen, Gunnison, Utah Funeral services will be held Monday, Nov 28. 12 noon, Olympus Stake Center, 4430 So 2700 East Friends may call at tne So. Colonial Mortuary, 212 Srate, Sunday, 6 to 8 p m and at tne Stake Center Monday, one hour prior to service. Interment, Sunset Gardens ol the Valley In lieu of flowers, make contributions to the Diabetes Assoc, 1174 East 2700 So. CITY, Nov. 24, 1983. Nov. 24, 1983 ' Married hill. GRAHAM, Jessie, Provo, Utah County, Nov. 22, 1983. HAZELGREN, John, Salt Lake Cltv, Nov. 23, 1983. KEDDINGTON, Marla, Bountiful, Davis County, - .tjj, i Lut I Vrn Christensen, Cltv, Nov. 25, 1983. GLEDHILL, m Ian EsteilaGied-- Salt George, No(Lee) Delebouf, 75, died vember 23, iwl ,, - T failure. of heart (S, Born lenuery & 24, 1901, In I Ogden, Utah, toT, s r William end B e r n a d I n e .x father, ands brother, paea aw ay Nov. 24 & in Salt! 1983, take City. Bom Way I 1916, in Gunni-fson, Utah to Leo Nephl and Beo-- i Lake Cltv, Nov. 23, 1983. FRAME, Vicki, Price, Yesterday s Temperatures , GledhHI Salt Lee, Leonard Lee Franklin GledhHI, age 67, beloved husband, father, grand- - Cltv, Nov. 22, 1983. DALEBOUT, Daleboiit LeW.William Moroni Les Franklin James, Salt BIRRELL, Lake East Nevada Aren Obituaries Area Deaths 1) iwp' . , t |
