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Show t JT) The Salt Lake Tribune Tuesday, June If, Intermountain Area Obituaries 1984 Navajo Plans May Set Back Reagan Policy HOCK WINDOW Ariz iAIJi The Reagan Administration s policy -- having Indian tribes take over administration of federal programs front the U S. Bureau of Indian Affairs could suffer a major setback if the Navajo Nation goes through with plans to abandon tribal police and welfare programs We may be reaching a critical period in the next couple of weeks.' said Dick Hardwick, a spokesman for the BIA's Navajo Area Office of hool. "Befor j your time, there Sc w as Navajo Police, There was only the cavalry. And then there was the Bureau of Indian Affairs police. They enforced the Code of Military Justice of the old cavalry. They did no not enforce our own laws. MacDonald agreed that the pro- - "Getting control of that program was an achievement," he said. "Run- ning it gave the Navajo Nation the opportunity to create tribal jobs and gain advanced management experi- ence no other tribe had. grams were underfunded but pre- dieted W ashington would cut wel- fare eligibility if it regained control of the program. 'r r " V c- "t' &' i M - -- A sifrCAM i"? here. The Navajos. the largest tribe in the Imted States, have been operating the departments under a law designed to move tribes toward greater independence by letting Indians administer the federally funded pro- County, Rusjeit H., Sod Loke City, June 17 Blain, J. Let or, June 17, BECK, 1984. BRiNTON, Dovid, Sprlno-villUtoh County, June 17 CARRICO, Vernon V., Sort Loke City, June 17 DEMING, Lllllon, Salt Loke City, June 15 DUNCAN, Bernord J., Komos, Summit Count, June 17GEORGE, Ruby, Solt Loke City, June 16 HOLT, Kimberly, Riverton, June 15 IORG, Ross L., RooseJENKINS, Orrln, Atton, Wyoming, June 17 LONGHURST, Jeftrey P., Bountiful, Davis County, June 17 MANCHESTER, Fre- drick R., Salt Loke City, June going back to 1868 require Washington to pay for police a. welfare, the money out of Washington has not always matched the words, forcing the tribe to make up the difference out of its own funds. "Historically, every time a tribe takes over a program, funding all of a sudden begins to present a severe But while City, June 17 PALMER, Elmer, South Jordon, June American Fork, Utoh County, June 17 STROMBERG, Verner L., Ogden, Weber County, 16 SWIGART, Elmer, Salt Loke City, June 13 TANI, Mary, Salt Lake City, June 17 THATCHER, Genlet, Salt Loke City, June 17 THORNTON, Winnie, Solt Loke City, June 14 WILDE, Tyson, Orem, Utah County, June 13 WOOO, Harry, Corbon City, Corbon County, June extra $6.5 million for social services this year, according to Zah, and tribal and local BIA officials remain confident that the tribe ultimately will retain control over both programs. But there are political risks on talks conboth sides as closed-doo- r tinue this week. If the Reagan administrations plan cant work in the Navajo Nation, critics will say it cant work for the smaller reservations where most of the other 540,000 federally recognized Indians live, the BIAs Hardwick acknowledged. A BIA takeover would be particubecause the larly embarrassing 17 T V'fS Fredrick R. , Manchester T "SkU - Devoted husband ond father, Fredrlcx Raymond Manchester, '4- An Ogden man injured in an early-mo- accident near Echo Canyon, Summit County, was listed in serious condition at LDS Hospital with broken ribs and contusions. Steven Wessler remained in the hospitaj Monday following the accident wAiich killed his wife and injured pwo daughters. The girls, Lisa and Kara, both 17, were released Sunday from Memorial Hospital of Uinta County in Evanstcn, Wyo. Killed in the accident was Mary K. rning Wessker, 41. Mrs. Wessler was killed and her family injured when their eastbound car rolled in a median on Interstate 80 nejir The Wyoming border. ,, l - , 15,1922 In Schenectady, New York, the son of Fred ond Lucy irJ Sudbury Man- Marrled Morgoret Dr. Donald Forsyth examines artifacts of H l Professors Study Utah Valley Indian Life Special to The Tribune Two Brigham Young PROVO University anthropologists, Dr. Doni, ald W. Forsyth and Dr. Joel C. are conducting a study of how the Utah Valley was when only IndiJan-etsk- ans occupied the region. According to the two professors, Utah Valley was an important center of Indian population before the white man arrived. Utah Lake offered abundant resources, in contrast to the arid regions nearby. "Utah Lake is the largest freshwater body in the eastern Great Basin, Forsyth said. "Utah Valley was and is a rich environment, with plenty of fish in the rivers, a lot of marshy areas with fowl, muskrats and other animals, plus many edible wild plants like bulrush and cattails." They hope to piece together a picture of what life was like for Utah Valley Indians by studying artifacts and early historical accounts. A collection of artifacts was recently loaned by James Bee, a zoologist at the University of Kansas who was raised in Utah Valley. During the 1930s, Mr. Bee made several excavations, recording what he found and where he found it. The collection artifacts is now being studied. It contains such items as arrow points, stone scrapers for tanning hides, pottery and animal bones. The professors say they hope to recruit local citizens help because Anglo populations settled right on top of the old Indian settlements, making excavation difficult. "You cant just go running around people's yards and digging up their lawns, so we're asking people who have found things to contact us." Mr. Forsyth said. SO. 900 EAST 67 NORTH 100 EAST 1 344 W. HIGHWAY 40 70 Births reported at Salt Lake area hospitals LDS Hospital daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Day, son. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stevens, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Okusitloo Helmull, son. Mr. and Mrs. Scott T rom, son. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cordova, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred son. Mr. ond Mrs. Kent Whipple, son. Mr. and Mrs. Charlsse KOsporlon, son. Mr. and Mrs. John Folr-ChllMr. ond Mrs. John Tennant, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Shirley, son. Holy Cross Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hansen, daughter. Mr. ond Mrs. Grenville Roles, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Donald K. Anderson, daughter. I'm llrnnnn Wl .it thr irn troin !l U- ut our Anviair who ha.-- trouble hearing is welcome Ui hast- tr- -t u.-the latest rlivt rutin iHinpinrnt to drtrmune if his loss - onej w htrh may lie hrlxd Some nf thr i.ui-e- - nf hearing Ins?- - will lir explainiii. anil diagram- - nf Imw thr rat work- - will lir hown - -- lwrrvonr honld hair a hearing test at Ira.-- t otur a year if tin re is any trouble at all hearing t Irarty Kven jxsiplr now wearing a heartm-ainr ttnrs' who have ecu told nothing mold U- done for them should have a Iteartnn l and find out whether the itr-- l methods nf (tearing orrrrt ion i an he thrin lirat letter hr frrr hearing torUs will lie pum and Ihursilai from i1 I lOU Fast M at 21 12 S nil M to a in Silt t.ike. and at (I.M 2Mh 17 in Opden IfynueanT gel there nil Tue-xt- a St rcct or Thur-ala- i i.ill t.Hti St.'inil m Silt laike.ureull ti2Ml7.tl m ( Vden and arrange for an - i availahle apxnntment at another time In home -- d I l I I I'lir-sla- v I i Ir-li- Jti m, 09 m 09. m.FIk AA JA M al-s- i Degooyer, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Fisher, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Edward Jones, son. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Tohl-ma- daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. L. E. Poulos, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Freckleton, son. Mr. and Mrs. James lock, son. Pol- Mr. ond Mrs. Gary Weover, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Brown, daughter. Mr. ond Mrs. Richard Clayton, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce, daughter. Jerry Pioneer Valley Hos- pital Mr. ond Mrs. Kevin K. tnkley, son. Cross Holy Harry S. Wood Valley Hospital Kelly Cole, daughter. Cottonwood Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Brur.svoid, West Jordan, son. Mr. and Mrs. Gory H. Horton, Sandy, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Morris, Midvale, son. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pierce, West Jordon, daughter. Mr. ond Mrs. Paul K. Needham, Salt Loke City, daughter. - EAST CARBON CITY Horry S. Wood, 60. who loved ond cored for oil of God's Creatures, died June 17, 1984 In o Price Hospttol. Born April 79, 1924, Washington, D.C. to Harry A, and Ester Oovls Wood. Married Theo ThrewheMo In College Park Maryland, June, 1946. Resident of tost Carbon City since 1974. Former employee, Price City ond Coition County School Districts. Served In the U.S. Army during World War H. Survived by wife. East Carbon City; one son, four daughters, David, Oregon; Mrs. Aeto ken-Las Vegas, Nevodo; Mrs. John (Worthy) Wenxel, College Park. Maryland; Mrs. Robert (Robin) TrujIMo, Post Corbon City; Heather Wood White fish, Montana; six Qrondchiidren, parents, Mr. ond Mrs. Harry A. Wood, Punto Gordo, Florida; three brothers, one sister, Charles, Fairfax Station, Virginia; Jack Port Charles, Florida; Robert, college Park, Maryland; Mrs. Anthony (Darv thv) Passouontl, Jacksonville, Flor Ida. Funeral services Thursday 11 '00 o.m. Mftcheii Chapel In Price, where friends may cart Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday p lor to services. Fomily will be Of Mortuary Chapel, Thursday one hour prior to services Burl-oSunnyside City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers family suggests Contr Ibuttons n the Wild Lit Federation. T 6 19 NJ 61 Orrln AFTON, WYOMING Milton Jenkins, 76, of Afton, died June 17, 1984 at on Ogden, Utah hospital. He wos born October 29, 1907 at Freedom, Wyoming, a son of Lewis I. ond Mary Ann Mae" Griffin Jenkins. He married Orene Veiera Allred, June 5, 1929 In the Logon LDo Temple, they were later divorced. He hod been o cashier crt the Star Valiev Bonk ond on accountant for the Caribou OH Co. He wos a member at the LOS Church. Hod served In the Wyoming State Legislature ond os Fire Chief for mony years. He was octlve In the Wyoming Wild Lite Federation ond Chairman of the Lincoln County Fair Board. Survived by two sons, one doughter, Bovd 0. Jenkins, El Segundo, California Ross E. Jenkins, Son Jose. California; Mrs. Rooney (Shirley) Brigham CNv, Utah; Merrltl, 15 19 three brothers, one sister, Kenneth Jenkins, serving on LDS Mission In Conodo; Wendell Jenkins, Afton, Wyoming: Vernon Jenkins, Freedom, Wyoming; Mrs. Leo (Louie) Bonks, Bancroft, Idaho. Funerol services will be held Wednesday at the Afton First o m Friends moy Ward at coil at the Schwab Mortuary. Tuesday evening p.m. and Wednesday prior to services. Bur lot: Afton Cemetery. T619 T art 619 09. . Gladys M. December f Kennecott Copper Carp. Retired In 1973, after 33 years of service. He wae active in the LDS Church ond a former member of the Redwood 1st Ward Bishopric. Survived by, wife; 2 daughters ond 2 sons, Mrs. Voughn (Fern) Long, South Jordon; Mrs. Joseph (Narmo) Hyde. Willard; Gene R. Beck, K erns; Fred D. Beck, West Volley City; 70 grondchlidren; 14 great-t- r Ichltdren; 3 sisters and 3 br 'ters. Funero ervices will be held Wednevtoy, June 30th 10 a.m.. of Redwood 1st Ward. 1 165 W. 2J70 So. Viewing Tuesooy night, 1 p.m. at McDougol Funeral 1 Home, 4330 So. Redwood, and hour prior to services at the Wwd interment at the Spanish Fort Cemetery. 6' 19 Geniel Livingston Thatcher, loving mother, or ond mother, great- Born Septem5, 1908, fcjuns was o member of me Orem 58th Word, Church of Jesus Christ of Cotter Day Saint, serving os counselor In hs Deocons Quorum, ond wos recently elected as Student of Laker idge Jr. Body President High, fex the coming school year. A Star Scoot at me time of his deafh, he wos Den Chief for he CuO Scouts, working toward his leadership tor me Lite ronk He hod earned the Save Our America Resources Award, world Conservation Award, Webeios Award, Arrow of Light, Fofth in God, and me Gospel in Action Awckd. Survivors include: His parents, o sister, Lisaana oromer, Trova sister, Stocy Ann, preceded him in death eight years earlier; also survived by: grandparents, Funeral services wilt be held 12 noon, Larkin Wednesday, Mortuory Chapel, 260 East So. N3 619 N3 619 T Matthew Wilson Ranson, 92, of West volley City, died 17, 1984 inolo-ca- l oge June hospital. Born June 12, 1892 In Leslie N3 T6-I-9 in Ogden, Utah on June 17, 191 1, she died In January, 1982. He was o Raiirood Man ond hod worked on every motor Roltrood in the United States ond Conodo. Retired yard master of Alomedo Belt Line, Oakland, Californio. Survivors: Sons, daughters, v Mathew Ron son ond Mrs. (Alyce) Cooper, both of Salt Lake Crty; Hubert Ronson ond Mrs. Forrest (Ei'ieen) Bam bom of Ev, Nevada, 20 grandchildren and 55 Funeral Mass Thursday, June 71, 1984 of 10:30 a.m. In the St. Froncls Xavier Church, 4501 West 5215 South, Kearns, Utah, where friends mov coll Wednesday from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. with Rosary at 7:30 p.m. ond Thursday one hour prior to Moss. Bur Larkin Sunset Gardens. 10600 South 1700 East, Sandy, Utah. T619 N3 P. 619 Longhurst 1958, In Wyo- George Our beloved mother Ruby Gill George, died Saturaoy, June 16th, 1984 In Soft Lake CHy, Utah. She wos 83 years old. She was our love, our ov ond our strength ond we will miss her terribly. Mother wos born In Bountiful, Utoh on October 6, 1900, a doughter of Thomas ond Emma Morgan GIH. In September of Lockwood 1923, she morrled Hinckley George ond she remained with him until his untimely death In 1953. They resided most of their lives In Salt Lake. Surviving Mother Is o son, Gordon K. Gea ge ond his wife, Arvdree of Soft Lake City. She otso has three dougnters, oil living. They are: Kay George (Mrs. Richard B.) Larner of Lo Habro, Collfornla; Morgoret George (Mrs. Kenneth C.) Hansen ond Jean George (Mrs. Roy L.) Arml-tog- e, both residence of Murray, Utah. Also survlvno Is a brother, Gordon Gill, Salt Lake City ond o sister. Margaret Gill (Mrs. Farrell H.) Owen of Son Lorenzo, ond six whom are oil of living. There will be a closed-caske- t, ceremony at Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple on Wednevtoy June 20th at 1:00 p.m. Family ond friends moy coll at the Larkin Mortuary tor one hour preceding the funeral interment will be In the Fomily Plot at the Salt Lake City Cemetery. 619 Ml James Dun-co- 57, died June 17, 1984, at his home In Komos. Born August 22, 1926. In Bench Creek, Wasatch County to Jomes M. ond Morfha Wligus Dune on. House!, ivorced Veteran Married Gwen McNeil they were later dMember LDS Church. World War H. Survived bv, Jock House), ond Lone House), both of Duchesne; Vonce Housel, Arizona; Jar on Housel, Fronds; Vot Housel, Komos; M . Vlvtan Woffenborger, Arkansas; Mrs. Dianne Kennedy, Nevodo; sisters, Mr Avery Car Hie, Heber City; Mrs. Cloude (Marv) Frlsby, Vole, Oregon; Mrs. LoRue Block-leOnd Mrs. Walter (Barbara) Evans, both of Salt Loke City. Funero! services Thursday 11 am. at the Komos 1st Ward Chopel, where friends moy coll hour prior to services. Burial Woodland Cemetery. T4I9 N3 As 0k Wmme May Thornton. 90. died June 14 1984 of natural couses at he residence in Sort Lake Crty. Born Julv 8. .. 1893, Sort Lol e Crty to George M. and Fannie t Sewell Wrttaker Fitts. Mamed Charles V.v Thornton, he-:- died October 20. ; T 6 i9 Home. Born Febru- ary 1, 1901, San Francisco, Cali fornia, to Koho- chl ond Horuno ball, winning v several athletic awards. He owned Longhurst Enterprises. Survived bv: his father, Sandy; his mother. Salt Lake City; brothers, Craig k. Fort Collins, Color Scoff J., Ogden: Pool Dee, Mendon; Mark Peart Longhurst, Salt Lake City; sisters, Mrs. Robert (Morgo) Holmes, Brlahom CHy; April Joyce Longhurst, Sort Vera Lake City: grandmother, Peart Pulsipher, Logon; and many nieces ond nephews. Funeral services will be am. Thursday, June 21, 1984, at the DeWet Mortuary, 36 E. 700 So., where friends may coll 8 Wednesday evening from p.m. ond hour prior to me service. interment Randolph city Cemetery, Born October 1927 In Los Cali- E. Jacobson Robbins. Mar- rled Carson L. Norris, on April 26, 1951, In Elko, Nevodo. Member of LDS Church Survived by: husband; F. Guy Norris, Sort Lcfre City; Robbyn Norris Kearns; Leigh Ann Nor-rlSort Lake City; 4 grandchildren, Kristie; Regan; Jessie; ond Erin; mother, May Robbins, Brigham City; sisers, Maxine Rodger, Alamo. Texas; Willis Hutchison, Great Falls, Montana; brother, Louis S. Robbins, Funeral service Thursday, 12 noon, Cannon 8m Word, 1172 Glendale Drive. Friends may coll at Larkin Mortuary Wednesday 1 p.m. and Thursday at me Word hour prior to services. Interment Rondolph Cemetery, Randolph, Utoh. 619 N3 619 Elmer S. Palmer Elmer SOUTH JORDAN Samuel Palmer, ooe 78, died at his home on June 17, 1984. Born December 2, 1905 In West Jordan, Utah to Joseph Fred and Birdie Lucene Beck-steoPalmer. 619 0 15s 19 President, L.b.S. Mission to Southern Austrolla, High Priest, served on High Council for years. Bus Driver In Jor den District for 26 years. Survivors: Wife, South Jordon: sons and daughters, David Palmer, Mrs. Dennis (Mory Lu) Thatcher, both South Jordan; Glen Palmer Lehl; Mrs. Larry (Colleen) Spilker. Idaho Foils. Idaho; 16 grondchlidren ond 11 brother ond sisters, Ross, Mrs. Theron (Vida) Hutchings, Mrs. Joe (Delta) Workmen, Mrs. Eorl (Birdie) Crone, Mrs. Jacob P. (Myrle) Burton, oil South Jordan; Mrs. E. O. (Rose mood) MaxfleW. Mur-roslster-ln-toMrs. Lee A. Palmer, Souh Jordon. Funeral services will be held 1:00 p.m. In the Wednesday South Jordon 3rd Ward Chapel, 1540 West 10400 South. Friends may call at Goft Mortuary, 8090 So. State. Tuesday p.m. ond Wednesejoy at me church from 1 1:30 to time of services. Burial: South Jordon City Cemetery. HI 618 T6I9 P. Brinton David Pier-sdied June 17, Born June 14, 1893 at Spring-vlllUtah to Dovid Pier sol ond Eleanor Hoymond Brinton. Married to Josephine Gommell, later divorced. Morrled to Bessie K. Devftt, she died in 1971. Married to Helen Schneider, December 7, 1973, Florence. Arizona. Early life engooed In farming ond road construction. Later moved to Coilfornlo where he wos employed In me Ship Yards during World War II. Also engooed In Sheep Raising and employed os a custodlon. Returned to Spring-vlll- e LDS In 1970. Member, church. Surviving: Wife. Sprlngvllle; son, Frank A. Brinton, Redwood City, Contemn; daughters, Mrs. F. Lee (Harriet) Miner ond Mrs. Bill (Helen) Stevenson, both SprlngvHie; tour stephlldren; 14 grandchildren; 48 great five preceded In death by o son, Howard D Brinton. Funeral services Wednesday, June 70, 1984 at 1100 o.m. Wheeler Mortuary Chapel, SprlngvHie. where friends mov Tuesday evening from p.m. or Wednesday one hour prior to service Burtal: Amec Icon Fork City Cemetery. T 619 HI 618 y 4 Tokogt Suen-ooMorrled Rov Toni, he preceded her In death. Survived by: sisters, Kivo Long Ball, Beoch, California; Lessie Yamamoto. Sort Lake Crty; Groce son Froncisco, Colltor nta; a brother, George Suenoga, Long Beoch, Colrtornta; ond mony nieces and nephews. Friends moy coll crt the Deseret Mortuary, 36 E. 700 So Wednesday evening from p.m. where o private Funeral Service will be held Thursday at 11 am. Cremation win follow. T619 N3 Sylvia 619 B. Ritchie - Sylvia TEMPE, ARIZONA Jones Bunder son Ritchie, 73. of died Thursday, Arizona, Tempe. June 14, 1984 at Tempe Hospital of natural causes. Born January 4, 1911 InOoden, Utah, a doughter of Charles T. ond Ethel Mov Singleton Jones. She morrled Irvin Q. Bunder son on June 2, 1936 In me Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died July, 1972. On December 12, 1973 she married Russell D. Rrtchle In Ogden. She wos a member of the Donee Club of Ogden. She wos o member of me Alma 5m LDS Word of Mesa, Arizona She wos on octive Church worker. She hod served os MIA ond Ward Organist ond os Sundov School ond Primary Teocher. She hod served In the Primary Presidency ond os Junior Sunday School Coordinator ond on the Sunday School Stake Board. She hod served a 2 year stoke mission. She hod been a member of the 7m, 28th ond Mount Ogden Words. She wos a Tern-pi- e Worker In the Logon, Ogden ond Arizona Temple for mony years. She was reared In Hooper ond Ogden and product ed from Ogden High School In 1928. She received on ossoctote degree from Weber College ond o boch-etodegree In Education from Utah State University. She hod taught elementary school In Ogden City Schools for mony years. She later served as School Librarian at Lorin Farr School. Surviving: Husband, Arizona; two sons, C. Victor Bunder son, Orem; Steven J. Bunder son, Houston, Texos; two Donald J. Ritchie ond Kerth nine grondchlidren; also surviving ore five brothers ond two sisters, Ivon C. Jones, A e no, Collfornla; John M. Jones, Son Diego, California; Jomes A. Jones ond A. Ray Jones, bom of Bountiful; Corl S. Jones, Mrs. Frank (Judy) Oborn, both Ogden, Mrs. Boy (Sue) Ablan, Son Francisco, California; preceded In death bv a daughter. interment In Aurtotest Memo-rto- i Park. N3 6 Luclle on June 18, 1930 In the Soft Loke JF ', LDS Temple. 4-Retired farmer ond octive member of the LDS Church Including President of choir, ward clerk, sundov school Stake Mission superintendent. coll N3 6 Mary H. Tani Mary Hotsuye Suenoga Toni died June 17, 1984, In a Sort he ployed football ond basket- David was-- Lake Nursing School, where SPRINGVILLE Brinton, 91, 1984. She 192). Secreory in me Sort Lake City Public Schools for over 25 veors ond Secretory for Thornton Ptastic Co. for over 20 veors. Suivivors: four sons, C. Victor Thornton, Uovd Thornton, Loth of Fort Worth, Teas; T. Wayne Thornton, George M. Thornton, bom of Sort Loke City; 17 grond-chlld- i en; 44 gr two brothers, Robert R. Fitts ond Jock C. Fitts, both Sort Lake Cfty Funeral services Thursdoy 12:00 Noon, June 21, 1984, Loixm Mortuar y Chopel, 260 1 ost South Temple, where me fomily will meet with friends Thursday 11.00 fo 12:00 o.m. Interment Wosatah Lawn Memorial Pork. May Bateman Ruby Gill 6I0 Wednesday, one hour prior services only. Interment, Sort Lake City Cemetery-T6-1- 83, ming, to Clayton M. and Joyce Peart Longhurst. He wos In raised Brigham City. Graduated from Box Elder High Married Temple. Friends mov call to Winnie M. Thornton Wyoming Wilson ond Epperson, Le N36-1- Sarah Davis Panson. Morrled Elizabeth jane Biock more T for Green-rive- Angeles, Brigham City; seven grandchildren, and one Funero! services held Thursday, June 21, 1984, at Monument Park 8th Word Chopel, 1794 Texas Street at 12 noon. Friends moy coll Wednesday, June 20, 6 to 8 p.m., crt Larkin Mortuary, 260 East So. Temple, ond one hour prior to services at Monument Pork 8th Ward Chapel. Interment at Wasatch Lawn Cemetery. of Southern California, Northwestern Univerand sity Columbia Teachers' College. Matthew W. Ranson George ond Sebrlno Ekins, fornia, to Francis S. ond May June 24, 1931 In the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He preceded her In death, February 8, 1969. Attended LDS High. Active member of the LDS Church. Se served in positions of leadership In all church auxiliaries. In she served a mission to the Eastern States. Active member of Daughters of Utoh Pioneers, Leona G. Holbrook Comp, Utah Business Women's Association, ond Lions International Ladles Auxiliary, ond In support of her husbonds activities with the Lion's Club. Traveled extensively worldwide for the International Oranization. She devoted mony hours of service to the helping ond training of the visuolly handicapped. In 1969, she received the Service Award from Utah State Association far the Blind, ond In 1973, received the Book of Golden Deeds from the Soft Lake Exchange Club for her outstanding community service. Survived by: Son, Mervyn L.. doughter, Mrs. Ralph (Joyce) Larsen, both Soft Lake City; sisters, Ruby Livingston, St. ate study at Hinckley, Utah; Gladys Wilde, ond the kite Byron Wilde, of Sort Lake City. Services were held Saturday, at me Sharon Stoke Center, Ore n. In (leu of floral offerings, the family suggests contributions to Tomorrow, Today, Inc. P O Box 1468, Soft Lake City, UT 84110 in memory of me deceased. interment, Coalville City Cemetery. 2, ry Livingston. Married loVar W. Thatcher City ond of the Unwer s it y of Utah in Education. Dta grodu- - graduate Taught in Sort Lake Crty schools 21 years. Traveled widely in Europe ond Aso. Member of me LDS Church, ond fought In Primary, Sundov School and served as president of Junior Seminary ond wos o member of the Teacher Trolnlng Department. She was a member of or me National Federation Women's Clubs ond received o national award for Mustc in the Home Protect tor Utoh. She wos o member of the Emeritus Club of the University of Utah, Faculty Wives ond a PTA President. She married Joseph Compoeil Clive In the Sort Temple June 1970. Mr. Clive died In 1966. Survivors include: Two sisters ond one brother, Mrs. Milton J. Doniei (Ivy) Provo, Utoh; Mrs Melvin W. Peterson (Rum), Lot Vegas, Nevodo; Frank Kennem Gilroy, Sort Lake CMv; daughters, Mrs. tldon B. Romney (Eloine) ond Mrs. H. Wavune Decker bom of Sort Lake Crty; 12 grandchildren; 25 June 17, 1984, of o heort attack. In Fountain Green, Utoh, to Joseph F. Livingston and Mercle Ivo- George; Lake Schools T Lollo Moe Robbins Norris, 56, of Salt Lake City, died at home lness. ber Educated m Sort N3 619 T619 Laila M. Norris June 17, 1984, o lingering il- Y oung-ber- g Gilroy. and Maroaret WHOe Born in Salt ake Crty, Lion, December 3, I8V8, to From and Soph to born Auguste, 197 i to Frank William grandmother, passed awayof K the lefce LDS Temnired ple, June 7, 1964. He wos o far- T Thatcher L. Bernard J. Duncan laterIn solenSalt employee 619 75, and N3 30, 1933, In MoMontono. tto, mer Geniel grondchiUken Bussed Harding Beck, ogc 72, passed awoy Sunday June 17, 1914, In Salt Lake City from concer. Barn Mov 29, 1912 In Spanish Fork, Utah. Son of Isaac Leon-er- d and Mcrfho Fern Harding Beck. Morrled T Collfornla. Mother hod nine Russell H. Beck Onrin M. Jenkins T618 Jordan Intermountain Area Obituaries luMriny tot.- - will Iv Briton olfirr on Turi.iv and rhur-xl.- i N M In : P M Ki tnr trained Hearing Aid will ollur.il .il I J South llnOKi-- t in Suit Iikr('it and ( gdon at tn Stivrt (x rtorni thr tests. i Tin-ge- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Godfree, son. Mr. and Mrs. Val Hacker, twin daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Hernandez, son. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A Brunsvold, son. Mr. and Mrs. Gary H, Horton, daughter. Mr. ond Mrs. Michael W. Morris, son. 9 - Klcitrume daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Blolr daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kurtz, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Day, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Dale daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Evans, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cottonwood Hospital 628-319- 2 Hearing Tests Set For Senior Citizens in Salt Lake and Ogden LIm- Mr. and Mrs. Clark Yospe, son. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huntlnghouse, son. Mr. and Mrs. Klrt Olson, Howe, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Kent Price, Mr. and Mrs. M. Karen trtLs4mnt Sill Smith, son. Mr. and Mrs. Brent daughter. IHHR3HBBHMHHHHI v daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Roger daughter. TOLL FREE Ad Taylor, son. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Mr. ond Mrs. Randy Roberts, son. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Cox, 533-006- 4 781-243- According to Mr. Forsyth, todays view of the Great Basin Indians is distorted because researchers have studied primarily groups that lived in desert areas. He hopes the project will fill in information gaps. "We see Indians as they adapted to arid regions. It may have been very different here in Utah Valley," he said. "Our goal is to assemble all the evidence about the Indian inhabitants of this area, then study it and learn how they lived." Area Births HEARING AID SPECIALISTS CO. VERNAL Fomily services will be Wednesday. 11:00 a.m. In the R us son Brothers Mortuary Chapel. Family ond friends are Invited to call of the Russon Brothers Mortuary, 255 So. 2nd East, p.m. Interment WaTuesday, satch own Memorial Park. Before the White Man Arrived arrange for an appointment today. SALT LAKE ST. GEORGE T Cruces, New Mexico. Served in the Army Air Carp In World War Two, served overseas. Retired from Kennecott Copper. Survivors: wife and three sons. Fredrick, Jr., Croig ond Kurt, all Soft Loke City; brother, Robert Manchester, Schenectady, New Yarkj sister, Marjorie Wlrth, Rexford, New York. hensive study of Utah Valley during the time when only Indians occupied the area. the James Bee collection for a compre A tree hearing test will be given at Hearing Specialists Office every Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. testing available. Anyone who has trouble hearing is welcome to have a test using the latest electronic equipment to determine if his loss is one which may be helped. it you are found to be a candidate for hearing amplification, evaluate the finest instruments available on the market can you today. All instruments obtained through Hearing Aid Specialists Co. carry our 100o Money Back Guarantee. Better Hearing Is Our Specialty Call and ;; Marie WHlioms May 17, 1944 In Los OWhJ CQfk.ee He wos ber 14, Afton. chester. Public Hearing Tests For General Aid I 1984, of 13, years ot home 17 Jeffrey P. Longhurst, 25, died June 17, 1984, In Bountiful, Utoh. Born Novem- Born March 1.000. Ogden Man Serious After Auto Accident June Oem, Wednesday, Jeffrey June 15, 1984 In o local hospital. BIAs independent watchdog Elementary Day Davtd Ande, oge 62, died 160,000-memb- Cottonwood Tyvon end, of to June The BIA already has promised an But Zah is walking a tightrope with his own constituents, who gave him a narrow, 4.500-vot- e victory in Chairthe last election over man Peter MacDonald. MacDonald, who is rumored considering a rematch at the next tribal election, said Zah wanted to give up and beg what is ours "We are used to seeing our own people id uniform, driving our own patrol cars, he told the children at 17 RANSON, Matthew, West Volley City, June 17 RITCHIE, Sylvia, Tempe, Arizona, June 14 SMITH, A. Floyd, Solt Loke City, June 17 SPENCER, Alice C., son Zah. In an effort to pry more money loose, the tribe has given the BIA six months to take over police functions and threatened not to renew the social services program when the federal fiscal year begins Oct. 1. weighed in with a report this week citing the Navajo Police Department as the best run of 12 studied. Besides, notes police Capt. E. Begay, a BIA takeover would cost a lot more than extra funds to the tribal police, since the tribal police operates at a ratio of 1.5 officers per 1.000 people, w4iile the BIA police are required to have 2.5 officers per 15 NORRIS, Lalla, Solt Loke treaties problem," said John Chapela, the chief aide to Tribal Chairman Peter- A Betfiu, Sevier velt, Duchesne County, June 18 grams. 4NL ANDERSON, Richfield, June 17 Winifred Gilroy Clive Tyson D. Wilde Death- - rtu N1 6 18 Ross L. 19 lorg ROOSEVELT Ross Loren lorg, died June 18, 1984, at home. Born February 5, 1913, In loko, Duchesne County, to Chorles ond Carrie LeBou lorg. Monied Loreno Denver, Moy 7, 1932, In Vernal. Survivors: wife, of Poosevert; sons ond daughter, Arlys lorg, ond Elmer lorg, both Salt Lake City; Alan lorg and Bruce lorg, both Roosevelt; Palo Nelson, 10 24 grandchildren; brothers ond sisters, Jess lorg, Idaho; Chorles lorg. Blue Lake, California; Ken lorg, Eureka, California; Dora Griffin, Roosevelt; Loo Goodrich, loko; ond Juanita Montes, Palo In California. Preceded Alto, death by a son, Ross lorg Jr. Funeral services Thursdoy o.m. at me wheie friends moy call p.m. ond Wednesday from hour prior to service. Thursday Burial Fort Duchesne Cemetery. 71, T619 T619 Elmer W. Swigart Elmer W. Swigart. 90, Salt Loke City, died June 13, 1984, In Loke City. Born October 14. 1893, In Des Moines, lowo, to W. L. ond Ida MocDonold Swlgort. Married Mary P. Sabin February 18, 1919 In Newton, lowo. Member or Down Bible Students. Sr. Member, Amerlcon Society of Tool E nglneer s. Veteran Wor Id War I, ond life member of DAV, Survived bv: Wife, Mory. ond doughter, Mary Beth, Sort Lake Sort City; brother, Wilbur, Des Moines, Iowa Graveside services were held In Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Mondoy, June 18 Funerol directors, Evans & Early. T6-1- N36-1- Lillian C. Deming Lillian Carpenter Deming, 76, died of concer June 15, 1984, In o tacol nursing home. Born In Sort Lake Crty Utah, November 23. 1907 to Albert B. ond LHlton Powell Carpenter. Married Kennem Deming Sept. 21, 1928. He preceded her In death. Served os Worthy Matron of the Twin Foils, Idaho Eastern Star Chapter. Survived by: Two sisters, one brother Constance C. Hlgbee, Bountiful Shirley Morgetts, Meeker, Colorado; Edward H. Carpenter, Sort Lake CHy. Graveside services Wednesday, June 20, 1984, 3 p.m In the Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Friends may coil Wednesday, 7 to 7.30 p m., at the Lor kin Mortar y, 260 F ost So. Temple. N3 T (Additional obituaries on next page! |
