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Show Additional obituaries on preceding page) i Roy H. Cottrell Hudson Cottre OGDEN died Sunday Juh 26. i8i. m Ogden, uan He was txrn on Julv 17 1892, Rov tn Rhineclitt, son Dorman 5, 1956 She vived Vav Cotmar- trell. He ried Jane Luole June Mchown 29, t20 She died September On Oc2e. 1957, 3, 3? & 4 Elliott Tuttle PROVO 1903 1913. to A chell, May 1927. is by her Fred age Manli, Utah rence Clara Tuttie. Law- and Ktilpack Married Eleanor cty sur- Elliott Tuttie Povo. died July Utah Vaney Hospital of 78 heart failure Born July 72, A daughter of Frank A and Tnoney she was borr Utah. 9 35 Dr 1981 Sage Cedar of Fannie home, Bonneville on July 27, o cancer April a York henry and Wytlmer New Phyllis T. Eberhard Lovely lovable and capable Pbvlhs Thoriev Eberhard passed aav at her Mit24. Provo. Utah Graduated Tintic High w' husband, School Received G Eberhard. BS and wS Kristine Eberhard daughters. from BYU. Post work ana Teresa Smith, son. Steohen at University of graduate Colorado and G Eberhard. Norma University of Wisconsin Started sister, Thoriev Dent, granddaughter, School, Ttmpanogos teaching Jenifer Gvllenskog Provo, with Harvey Sfaheii Phyllis graduated from Cedar Taught Byu Lab School. BY City schools, including tne Coland Geography High School lege of Southern Utah, where she Department. BYU Chairman, served as of the Geography 1958 Department. Student Body and was active in Honorary member Gamma Theta musk circles, and president of Uostion. professional Geograthe Women's Pan Hehenic Socipher's Fraternity Received Karl ety She graduated from Utah G. Maeser Award tor teaching State University with a degree n excellence. 1956 Assistant GeoloHome Living She was a member gist to Dr George H Hansen. ot the Chi Omega sorority, Alpha CaHer Oil Companv Retired S9ma Nu. and Honorary Senior BYU August, 1971, after 39 years She played cello and of teaching. Society. Survivors: Wife, Provo; son, piano with the college symphony, and with other musical groups daughter, Gene Tuttle, Saiida, for church and community. Colorado Mrs. S Rex (Joan) With her children all in school, Lewis. Provo; It grandchildren; she attended the University of two sister, Utah to attain a certificate to Jennie Gourley, Brigham Citv; leach elemetary school. She niece, whom he raised, Grace Atden. Manti. Utah taught 4 years at Redwood School, and 19 years at Funeral services will be Thur-daLibby Edwards in the Granite 11 00 a.m., Berg District. Her credits show she Room Chapel, 185 East Drawing Center, was a master of child developProvo Friends mav call Wednesment. She was the first teacher in day 64 p.m and Thursday prior Utah to carry a totally blind stu- to services. Interment: East dent a full year in a public school Lawn Memorial Hills, Provo class. In 1977, she received Out- N1 7 28 T 7 29 Teacher standing In award in Granite District W. 1979, she received a lifetime in the honorary membership Woolston Granite Education Association. Jonathan William Woolston. She was organist and pianist for the LDS Relief Society, and 72, passed away July 26, 1981 . Born August performed other church duties 1908 to during her life. She was loved by 11, many friends. and Her funeral will be held Thur- William Martha Lake sday, 2 p.m , at Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, in Woolston in Salt Lake City lieu of flowers, the family suggests gifts to the Hospice Unit of Holy Cross Hospital, which gave her such comfort and loving care Sylvania Leona F i s n e r , in the last months ot her life. 7. T 7 '29 N3 729 December 1941 in Sait tooer he married Laura Danvers Sawyer He received a 6 S degree in civil engineering ftom Colorado State University in 9' 6 Open he taugnt school, graduation, worked as a chemist tor the Great Western Sugar Company, and worked as a muleskinner in a roadcamp in Colorado in 1917, he iomed the Amalgamated Sugar Company and began the longest continuous run of employment in the history of Amalgamated: 57 years, including over 30 years as a vice president and director ot the Company. Mr Cottrell played a prominent role in shaping the domestic sugar industry After passage ot the Sugar Ad, he was given a leave ot absence to iom the government , in Washington, DC., from to serve as the principle economist ot the Sugar Division ot the U S Department of Agriculture In that position, he assisted in the development ot tne new sugar program, and many ot his ongi nal concepts remained in effect throughout the 40 years of the Sugar Act. Mr. Cottrell was also active in the research that led to the development of the curly top resistant sugarbeet This was a maior breakthrough for the industry m that it prevented the devastating effects ot the curly top disease, and allowed the Yowth ot the sugarbeet industry taring the 1930's. He retained his interest in beet seed development ant served as the first chairman of he Beet Seed Committee that developed and distributed a con tinurxs flow of disease-resistastrain of sugarbeets. Mr. Cot trell was a charter member of the American Society of Sugar beet Technologists and a member Lake City. of the American Chemical SociAlma Worked for ety. He was the author of "Beet many years at Rueckert Maywald Griffin Wheel as Sugar Economics", the classic and definitive study of the eco- Alma Katharine Rueckert and later as an ... ... 82, died July 28. 1981 nomics of the beet sugar indusEimco Foundry. Member LDS Born July 24, try. Church. Salt Lake 1899, Mr. Cottrell is survived bv Survivors: Wife, two sons, Wife, three daughters, William Leroy Wooston, Oorothy City to ChrisTwin G. (Mrs. Ross H Coppock), Portopher L. and Falis. Donald Gene Idaho; E I i z a b e t h tland, Oregon. Patricia C. SpenYoung, Nebraska; five brothers, cer, Carmel, California, Rose- Rausch Rueone sister, Joseph, Frank, John, mary C. Poskus, Monterey. Ca- ckert. Married $ David, George, ail Salt Lake Maylif.; one son, Judge F. Gordon Charles City; Bertha Butterfield, Cottrell, Eugene. Oregon; one wald, April ?6. Bountiful; nine grandchildren, stepson, Dan Sawyer, 09den; 14 1921. Member ot eight six Funeral LDS grandchildren; services 2:00 p.m. Church Thursday Berg Sunset Lawn Friends may call at Lindquist Memorial Chapel, 2350 1300 Survivors; and Sons Mortuary in Ogden, one Brothers and So. Friends mav call Wednesday Eliza-bethour prior to the service, to be Sisters, eve 6:30 8:00 p.m. and one hour R. Me Donheld Thursday, July 30. at 11 to a m. Interment will be at the ne! , Moorestown. New Jersey; Interment Berg Sunset Lawn Washington Heights Memorial George R. Rueckert. Capitoia, Memorial Park. Park. California; Ludwig J., Frank, N3 728NI 729 N1 729 N3 728 Harold, Ruth Turner, Esther Moon, all Salt Lake City. Velma Whitehouse Funeral services Thursday 12:00 Noon, TOOELE Velma Benson Larkin Mortuary age 72, died July 28, Chapel, 260 East South Temple, 1981, in a Tooele friends may call Thursday Our beloved Father, where one hour piior to services. Interhospital. and Grandfather, ment: Salt Lake City Cemetery. Born January Edgar T 729 2. 1909, Grants-ville- , N3 729 Suel (Shorty) to Andrew died Jarrad 1981. June H. Gustave and July 27, Neine June Hitesman Erskine Lula Mae BenBorn Decemb73, ot Salt Lake City died July 27. son. Married er 15, 1908 in 1981. Howard White-hous- e Pluma, South Bom June 9, April 3, Dakota to Edna 1908 in Salt! 1935, Salt Lake Underwood and Lake City ForTemple. Suel James David $. and vi mer employee J a r r a d Sarah Hadden-?.- , of Tooele Coutv Married to ham Hues man ty, and the LaNeta Susan Married Robert ..v Tooele Clinic. Thompson. June James Ersfene, Active in LDS Church as Stake 23, 528 in Salt ' June 7, 1930 'i' in the Sunday School Director Sr., Lake City, . and MIA, Primary Secretary, Farmington, Utah. Retired locomotive in and Relief Society Utah, he died on Teacher, 40 al with service years engineer Worker. 24, Kennecott Copper Corp. mine. He January 1971. Member Survivors: Husband, Tooele; was known thoughout Utah tor LDS two daughters, Mrs. Harley A. Church his Lapidary and Silversmith and the 10th (Wardene) Jordan, Great Falls, work and taught these skills at East Senior Citizen's Recreatior Montanna; Mrs. Harvey (Mary the Pioneer Craft House in Salt center. Retired Lu) Welch, Idaho Falls, Idaho; Lake City for several years. He W T. Grant Co. Sates Manager. one son, Glen H., Salt Lake City; e member of the was a Robert J. 14 grandchildren. Survivors: Son, of Utah Mineralogkal Society Sait Lake City; Funeral services will be Saturand Wasatch Gem Society and Erskine, Jr., day, 12 noon, in the Tooele 4th or the 1977 daughter, Mrs. Gordon (June) served as Booth, and 14th Ward Chapel. Friends Utah; ten grandRocky Mountain Federation Show children;Ogden, sister, Mrs. Frank may call at Tate Mortuary, Friand Convention which was held at the Salt Palace Convention (Wilma) Blank, West Covina, day, 6 to 8 p.m., and Saturday, one hour prior, at the Ward Center. President of Wasatch California. Funeral services Tooele Thursday Burial, City Chapel. Gem Society for several years. 10 260 00 a Larkin m., Mortuary, Cemetery. Survived bv a son, Farrell E., N3 728 East South Temple, where T 728 Estates; daughters. call Wednesday 64 Mr$. Calvin (Shirley) Nelson and friends may priMrs. Richard (Colleen) Perry, p.m. and Thursday one hour Roland 27 or. Burial: Salt Lake City CemeSandy; 12 grandchildren; BULLFROG CITY, Aril. Rotery. brother, T land N3 729 "Spud" Peterson, age 72. 729 Harold B. Jarrad, Grand Juncpassed away, July 25, 1981 in the tion, Colorado. Heber Valley Hospital. Graveside services Thursday Marian Born January 26, 1909, Lark, t 1:00 p.m. at the to Louis and Alsarah Utah MAGNA Marian Harrison, So. of 10600 the Valiev, Gardens Married Peterson. Henderson died July 27, 1981 at her 1700 East, where friends may 60, Helen Barnes, October 25, 1947. home. call Wednesday evening 64 p.m. He has four children Bom January N3 729 T 729 Survivors: Son and daughters, 1921, 27, Salt Robert Barnes, Hemmett, CaliLake City, to fornia; Mary Jane Flynn, Whitti and er, California; Jeanne Paymer, Lucille Williams Cassity Ontario, California, Mrs. Janice Harrison. EmMarla Jean Cassity, age 30, ployed at Mode Nastase, San Diego, California died, of cancer, al the home of o Day for over brother, Warren Petersen, and her parents two sisters, Harriet Wilson, 30 Marvin E. and , Mabel Russo, California; Ruby Member LD$. v Jean Wood Church. Terpin, Salt Lake City; nine Mumford, July Survived bv grandchildren. 27. 1981 at 12:36 Funeral services are pending brothers and p m. at Rose Hills Cemetery in WhittiLynn. sisters, She was born John. El er, California. Ogden; December 21, N1 729 N3 728 Paso, Texas; Mrs. Rav (Vivian) 1950 at Ogden, Kemp, Magra; Mrs. Ivan (Jean) Utah. She mar-- r California; Sacramento, Hayes, Johnson i e d D o nn Mrs. Husten (Lois) Halstead, SALEM Peter Johnson, 77, Edward Cassi Lander, Wyoming. died July 25, 1981, in a Provo tv, Jr., SepFunerat services Friday 11:00 hospital. tember 17, 1970 a m. Peel Funeral Home, 8525 Born in Goshen, Utah, Dec. 29, in the Salt Lake West 2700 South, Magna, where 1903, to John Carl and Martha LDS Temple. friends may call Thursday She was an active member of the pm. and Friday one hour prior Jensen Johnson. Married Ada Leone divorced. University 1st Stake, University to services Interment: Valiev Lived inSidwell; latermost of his Santaquin inh Ward. 1920 Hempstead Rd.. View Memorial Park. life. in Active affairs. community of her at the death time 7 T 729 serving N3 '29 Worked in Eureka mines and at as social relations teacher in the Geneva Steel as a crane operaRelief Society She also served in Vernonica Bice in 1969 tor, until retirement various capacities including in Veronica Charlene 8ice, newMember, LDS Church. me Relief Society Presidency, born infant daughter of Chuck sons. Survivors; daughters, Secretary, Inservice Leader and and Sigrid Bice, of Fredonia, Norma Blanche Hansen, Ameriteacher. Arizona, died July 25, 1961. can Fork; Marjorie Johnson. Survivors Husband, two sons, Survived bv: Parents, sisters, Stella Jchnson, Archie Dean daughter, Donn Edward Cassity, Natasha and Barbara, grandfaJohnson, Larry Bud Johnson, all HI, age 9, Scott Mumford Cassi-ty- , ther, David H. Stephenson, DenvLola Larsen, MidSantaquin; age 7, Jennifer Jean, age 4, er; tr and mothers, Delores Stevale; Shirley Christiansen, Johnparents, brother, Drew Wood phenson, Salt Lake City; Barbany Robert Johnson, both Spanish Mumford, sisters, Mrs. Roger ra Bia Cottonwood, Arizona; Fork; 15 grandchildren; 12 greatSteve Mrs. (Melanie) Ashton, Sigrid Stegrandchildren; brothers, Ervin (Mary Lou) Loyola, Sue; grandand Dorothy Pindell. jrhnenf phenson, Aska; Rex Johnson. father, Melvin G. Wood, ail Sait both Miami, Florida; Ethan Idaho; Johnson, Salem; Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Bice, Ernest Johnson, Santaquin services Funeral Thursday Cottonwood, Arizona. Funeral servlcees Wednesday, 1200 Noon in the University 1st Graveside services in Fredo-ni2 p.m., Salem Ward Chapel, 550 Stake Center, 1920 Hempstead Arizona. E. Canal Rd. Friends may call at Rd. Friends may call at the T 729 N3 729 Anderson Mortuary, 457 No Russon Brothers Mortuary, 255 Main, Spanish Fork, Tuesday, 9 South 2nd East, Wednesday Norma and at the pm., Wednesday at Stake m. the and Thursday p MISSOULA, Montanna Norma church one hour prior to servicCenter 10:45 to 11 :45 a.m. Arnett, age 66, died July 26, 1981, es. Burial, Santaquin City CemeN1 729 in N3 728 Missoula, Montanna. tery. Born December 2, 1914, In N3 728 T 729 Lewiston, Utah, to Marion and V. Sheffield Phoebe Biggs Alter. Married BRIGHAM CITY Paul Verner Arnold O. Arnett, April 13, 1940, Ludwig son of Den- in Salt Lake City. Reared and Sheffield, Eva F. Ludwig, died in Sara nis Earl and Christie Browne attended schools in Logan, Utah. Toga, Calif., July 25, 1981. Sheffield, died in an accidents) After high school, attended nursWife of the late Riley L. Luddrowning, July 25, 1981, at ing school and became R.N. After wig; beloved mother of Barbara Beach. Phippsburg, Maine. marriage, moved to Callispell, Sara Toga, Aunt Harold Born Jan. 3. 1972, Brigham Montanna in 1953, from Salt Lake Nelson,Salt Lake City. Member Link, City. Student at Lincoln ElemenCity. Moved to Missoula in MonFirst Congregational Church, tary School. Active member, LDS tanna in 1961. While in Missoula, Salt Lake; of Eastern Star, order Church Director of Nursing and later Radiant 12, Chapter Lybia Survivors parents; brothers, Administrator of Hillside Nursing 32; daughters of the all Brigham Home. Retired in 1976. Active in Temple Bryan, Jeffrey, Nile Native of Iowa, 95 years. Mr. and genealogical records with LDS City; grandparents, Memorial services: Tuesday, Mrs Earl Sheffield. Brigham Church. July 28, 5 p.m. Oarling-Fische- r City; Mrs. Laura Browne, Salt Survivors: Husband, Missoula, Chapel of the Hills 615 North Lake City; Montanna; four sons, Kent ArLos Gatos, Santa Cruz Mrs. Sylvia Walker, Brigham nett, Arlington Heights, Illinois; Calif ,95030. Avenue, City; Mrs. Frances Hawkins, Ronald C. Arnett, West Richland, N3 N1 North Monmouth, Maine. D. Wavne Amett, Washington; Funeral services Saturday, 11 Salt Lake City; Douglas Arnett, Ward Newport a m., Brigham Beach, California; FUNERAL Chapel. Friends may call at Oldaughter, Vickie Jane Arnett, sen Funeral Home, Friday, NOTICES Missoula, Montanna; two sisters, and Saturday one hour Noma Frank, Logan, Utah; Thai! p m interment. prior to services Olsen, Sandy, Utah; 12 grandFuneral services JOHNSON children. Brigham City Cemetery. for Peter Lundgren Johnson will N3 728 N1 728 Funeral services will be held 10 be held Wednesday 2 00 p m. tn a m. Thursday, in Missoula, Salem 1st Ward Chapel, 550 Fast Montanna. Graveside services William P. Hobbs Rd. Friends may call at Canal will be held Saturday, 10 a.m.. ved FRANKLIN, the Anderson Mortuary in Spa Mountain View Memorial EsHusband, father and grandfather, nish Fork, 457 No. Main, Tuesday and at the church one William Parkinson Hobbs died tates, 3115 East 7800 So. Funeral from Estates Memorial hour prior to services. Burial Monday, July 27, 1981, in Las Directors, Mortuary Family suggests Santaquin City Cemetery. Begat, Nevada. N3 728 NT 728 Born November 30, 1906, In memorials be made to Primary Hospital. Midvale. Utah, son ot George and Children's N3 729 Hobbs. He T 779 Parkinson Ness married Vilate Hendricks Mav legal Notices John W. Stonely 73, 1978, In the Logan LDS Temple. Attended schools, Franklin, PROVO John Wilfred Idaho. Graduated from Coynes age 75. died July 28, 1981,Stonely, NOTICE OF APPLICATION at his Electrical Engineering School in home Notification is hereby given for worked where he Chicago, First Security Bank of Born August 5, 1905, in Nottingby Sears & Roebuck as an engineer. ham, England, to Frederick and Utah, N A., Ogden, Utah that Active In community affairs, an application was filed with Mary Ann Claudia Lee Stonely. School Married Doris Taylor, June 1, he Comptroller of the Currenserving on the Eastside District; School Board, Presi1931, in the Salt Lake LDS Tern-picy on July 17, 1981 as specident, Franklin Cemetery Board, fied in 12 C.F.R. S of the He was a manager for John member, Franklin Lions Club. tor Manual Hancock Insurance Co., former Comptroller's He was 1978 Fur Man of the resident of Rochester, N Y , and National Banks for permission Year, and in 1979, he was inductOgden Active in the LDS Church to relocate Its branch office ed in the Eastern Idaho Agricul as a stake patriarch in Cumorah, from 4971 Amelia Earhart turai Hail of Fame. He was a New York, and Ben Lomond So Drive. Sait Lake Citv, Utah to farmer and mink rancher Earhart Stake Temple Worker in the 5580 West Amelia Salt Lake City, Utah. Drive. Surviving. Widow, Franklin; Ogden and Provo Temples daughters, Mrs Douglas (Lu Any person Survived by: Wife, wishing to Provo; Sandy. Three sons, one daughter, Daniel, comment on this application Neuenswander, Gene) Utah; Mrs. Ken (Betty) Morrimay file comments in writing Provo; Larrv, Twin Falls, Bruce, son, Salt Lake City; sons, WL Salt Lake City; Mrs Irwin (Lois with the Regional Administra (Bill), Tim, Bob, Michael, all Eileen) Phelps. Mesa, Arizona, tor of National Bank, 1405 Franklin. Idaho; 24 grandrhild-en- , 17 grandchildren; Curtis Street, Suite 3000, one greatsix two three Denver, Colorado 80707. Any brothers, grandchild, brother, two sisters, Douglas sisters, Frederick L., Lincoln, person desiring to protest the Mrs. Goiden Rhode Island; Richard Hobbs, Preston; of this application granting A, fEdith) Atkinson, Boise; Mabel may do so upon written notice Connecticut; leonard, Hobbs Sait Lake City. of the Regional Administrator Rhode Island. Mrs. Pawtucket, Funeral services will be Friwithin twenty-on- e (21) days of Jack (Ava) Yates. Fresno; Mrs day. I pm, Franklin LDS Ward Edward (Ruth) Brown, Manthe date of this publication Chapel Friends call Webb Mor nonconfidential The portions chester Connecticut tuary. Thursday evening, 7 lu 9 Funeral will be Friday, 10 of the application are on file t m and at the Ward Chaoel a m,, In the Provo Pleasant with the Regional AdministraView ser-vfriday, two hour prior to tor as part of the public file Sth 2450 No. 1060 East, Franklin whereWard, Burial. time friends may call from 9 This file is available for pub(ynetery lic inspection during regular am until Provo. service. Burial, N3 7?9 3 T', 29 T 779 business hours N3 7 79 Jonathan Jonathan Married "Lucille" the prior EB 10 bids wu he received Saeo OALLEY Funeral services tor bv me Division of Facilities Dr Stanley Gary Dailey will be FLORAL Co. BROWN Construction and Management held Wednesday at n 00 a m m tor the Riverton 6th Ward Chaoel AUDITORIUM ELECTRICAL 364 5544 12340 South 2700 West. Frier HI MODEL m may can Tuesday from 64 p So lltk West 5th SNOW COL LEGE at Berg Sunset Gardens MortuE PHR AIM, UTAH 1700 South and 10600 East, ary. Bids wii be in accordance MILDRED'S FLOWERS Wednesday al the church one ith Drawings and Spec if k a hour prior to services Family 1522 East Ik d So turns prepared bv Bioniquisf. to the suggests contributions and same Associates Biown Dai lev Children Education Fund may be obtained from the SUGAR HOUSt FLCXAl c o First Interstate Ban., 1750 Con Facilities D'vtsuxi gt 1779 So 11th East West 12600 South Riverton 486 74)9 struct. oi and Management T 7 29 N1 7 28 H6 State Capitol. Salt Lake Utah, upon receipt of City $15 00 deoosit per set, made legal Notices legal Notices or payable to the Architect be E The deposit will rvgirveer OF UTAH BEFORE THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION refunded upon return ot such CASE NO and Specifications Drawings NOTICE OF HEARING in good condition within ten In the Matter of the Petition at WVCOFF COMPANY. INCOR PORATED for increases in certain ot its intrastate rates and (10) davs ot the date set for the bd opening charges and amendment ot certain tariff provisions d matter will Prior to any bidder receiving Notice is hereby given that the and Specifications be heard uetore the Public Service Commislon ot Utah on Drawings it will be necessary ft vat the Monday, the 3rd day ot August, 1981, commencing at 10 00 bidding a m., at the office of the Commission, 330 East Fourth South personon or company tile with the Division have Street, Salt Lake C ity, Utah. Facilities Construction and Applicant proposes to amend and increase rates, charges oManagement a copy of and and other tariff provisions in its Commodity Tariff No. 4. PSC if be will Specifications Utah No. 10, as indicated beiow: the person or that necessary Item Rates company bidding have on file Present : with the Division ot Facilities Construction and Management Charge in Cents per EXPRESS SHIPMENT a copy of their current Utafi license coverlnfg the type of work to be done and a statement from their Surety Company evidencing bondability to the amount ot the Contr act. Bids wiii be received until the hour of 3 00 pm. Tuesday August 11, 1981 at which time will be opened and read Rate in cents per 100 lbs. for shipments exceeding 297 (Zone they aloud in the Division Confer232 246 4): 3); (Zone 269 (Zone (Zone 2); 1); ence Room, 116 State Capifoi, Sait Lake City, Utah. 527 361 Bid Security in the amount of of the bid, five percent Rate in cents per 100 lbs. for Contractors' and Mining Supplies maoe payable to the Division exceeding 100 lbs. ot Facilities Construction and Management, shall accompa799 755 516 477 ny bid. if certified or cashier's check is used in iieu ot Proposed: bid bond, a current certificate an approved from surety SHIPMENT Charge in Cents per EXPRESS company guaranteeing execuZONE 4 ZONE 3 ZONE 2 WeightZONE I tion of a 100 Performance 583 525 466 0- 9408 Bond and 100 Payment Bond 621 587 568 10- 24534 must be on file with the own796 743 678 25- - 49621 M 960 725 841 1045 1175 74678 99783 150 1122 1097 1227 Rate in cents per exceeding 100 lbs. 100 77 Marla Jean John years. Peter (Zone 553 500 437 361 lbs. for Contractors' and Mining Supplies 799 755 516 Item 135 Rates Present Between Points In Satt Lake County, Utah And Points in Little Cottonwood Canyon ur Jfah Highway 210 and Big r'miiviwood Canyon on Utah Highway 152 Weight in Pounds n Cents Per Shipment Charge 512 592 645 746 4 75 99 Rate in Cents Per 100 320 299 280 266 240 220 206 499 999 100- 500- 1.000-1992.000-2993.000-499-9 5.000-999-9 10,000 and over Proposed: Between Points In Pounds Salt Lake County, Utah And Points in Little Cottonwood Canyon on Utah Highway 210 and Big Cottonwood Canyon on Utah Highway 152 Weight in Pounds Charges in Cents Per Shipment 538 622 677 783 9 to. Harrison er. 907 1011 1149 1280 Rate in cents per 100 lbs. for shipments exceeding 297 1); 269 (Zone 2); 246 (Zone 3); 232 (Zone4): Edgar "Shorty" Jarrad Peterson Rate 100- 500- - In Cents Per i00 pounds 336 314 294 279 25? 231 216 499 999 1.000-1992.000-799- 3 5.000-999- 10,000 and over The Division of Facilities Construction and Management reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to waive any formality or technicality in any bid in the interest of the State. For availability of plans call the Division of Facilities Construction and Management Plan Room, DIVISION OF FACILITIES AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT ANTHONY W MITCHELL, Ph D., DIRECTOR IN THE FOR DISTRICT COURT SALT LAKE terest of INFORMATION and 237-200- 0 'esux la 1 t N M 8 j a ,vi n i n t .oi Itujis ulay , S j I' w nlay X' P. o W., Ao tn- t i i iif i tt, !.. 1X1 ,110 v.htvn (O '. iaSSi .1 PrtMM v1 i Oa ;i.( .t UinK .rfiunr ally ad1nvs kpbe 'kjIh sauted ;i Hr tv iiae ,ur k Iigf'l , a p o u r.f k del v! ua pnwry a.ways asX ff.xMltfO ldn , Oa u ,M r- j f ,1. m to Suiu1a that scrambled word game 86 800-662-91 OHl IO nv uisi A t's rA l A Hit1 at eXi too Tisf1uxi ,tsl V( Nps,AkitfSill ''e n eiuns kh.i, it Ifsn t tin- jsi PS, u jay hiiea .an.eMmy; j- j,t dsk a kill' m.niivr No allow es rnjje wikiojt a tiv JONES. Rae Lynn (12 JONES. Robert W. JONES, James R. A person under eighteen years of age TO: mother, VINA RAE JONES PATEREAU A proceeding concerning the named above children pending in the above named Court and an adjudication will be made which may include the permanent termination of all your parental rights. You are hereby Summoned to appear before this court in said county on the 2nd day of September, 1981, at 9.30 A M o'clock in the Court Room of this Court located at 3522 Cash m Advance Classitua lions Business Opportunity non rontiact). Work Wanted Wanted to Rent liavel Apart ment to Share Ads placed lion Hotels and Motels The Newspaper OUR ASTRONAUTS WILL LAMP ihe right to reject any or ah must advertising Advertising on!orm with the copy and lasMlicat.on regulations oi the publishers Newspaper Agency eserves the right to edit adver hsing placed in the classified olurnns HAPNOR r abbreviations Commodity LIQUORS, Alcoholic WINE Proposed: COMMODITY RATES Commodity Between Points In Salt Lake County, LIQUORS, Utah Alcoholic WINE Item 165 Books, Magazines, Multiple Page Printed Matter IN 01ft terest of ROLFE, (012474) CENTS PER CASE Rates 128 wood Canyon on Utah Hwy 2J0 Big Cottonwood Canyon on Utah Highway 152 Elizabeth Richard ROLFE, (012474) 179 Newspapers, Periodicals, and COMMODITY RATES IN CENTS PER 100 POUNDS Between And Rates Commodity Satt Lake City, Books, 0)271 Ogden, Utah hLake Salt UtaMazagines, County Salt Lake County, Utah (25 196 Periodicals, Utah. and Multiple Page Printed Matter All Other Points Ogden, Utah in Utah Provo, Utah or Salt Lake City, Utah 1981. Cristy 8arclay Note: The rates In this Item will not apply on Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune newspapers. These rates are on file with the Public Service Commission of Utah in the form of contracts. rents per shipment. Minimum Charge-36- 7 (1) Up to 1st 1,000 pounds. (2) Over 1,000 pounds. Deputy Clerk D 77 THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF IN MASON NO. AD-49NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITIONS TO TERMINATE AND RIGHTS PARENTAL FOR ADOPTION Proposed COMMODITY RATES IN CENTS PER 100 POUND Between And Rates Commodity Sait Lake City, Books, Ogden, Utah (1)798 Salt Lake County Uta-hMagazines, Salt Lake County Utah Periodicals, f?)?H and Multiple Utah. Page Printed Matter All Other Points Ogden, Utah in Utah Provo, Utah or Salt Lake City, Utah APRIL JEAN EKSTROM, aka JENNIFER DAWN ZACK, A Minor Child. TO: JOHN DOE YOU ARE HEREBY that Petitions have been filed in the above Court seeking termination of your parental rights and obligaNote: The rates in this Item will not apply on Deseret News tions with respect to the minor child and and Salt Lake Tribune newspapers. These rates are on file above-name- d with the Public Service Commission of Utah in the form of for said child's adoption. Said mild was bom to Cvnthta contracts. Ekstrom in Salt Lake City, Minimum Charge-40- 4 cents per shipment. Utah on October 27, 1979. (1 ) Up to 1st 1,000 pounds. A hearing regarding said 1,000 Over (2) pounds. Petitions is set for Monday, the 17th da of August, 1981, Item at 1:30 o'clcck p.m., at the Courthouse, Mason County Shelton, Washington. WITNESS Honorable hie DAN O'LEARY, Court Commissioner of the above Superior Court and the seal of said affixed this Court hereunto 30th day of June. 1981. Elaine Province CLERK PAT NORRIS DEPUTY CLERK Eva F. NOTICE VEHIFOLLOWING THE CLES WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON JULY 30, 1981, AT 10 00 A.M. at 3153 300 WEST, SALT SOUTH LAKE CITY, UTAH Serial Number Year Make CM10DSA14I68 1969 CMC Truckload minimum weight 8,000 pounds. The rate named in this Item includes one hour's time for loading. Additional time will be charged for at the rate $22.44 per hour, or fraction thereof. 1967 1966 1958 un- of 7Y81Z1S3887 Ford Dode Olds Pont. UKN 1971 589 K05354 Firebird Race Car Unk 252691 D334904 Pont Proposed: Cancel AUTOS. TRUCKS, RECREATION Present: Cut Flowers, Between Salt Lake City, Utah and Points In Utah Minimum Charge in Centt Per Shipment (March 2 to October 31) miles miles Glad Box or Hamper Listed with Other Flowers Minimum Charge on Ribbon With Flowers Rate for Flowers (Per Box) 672 838 583 183 Proposed: Cut Flowers, Between Salt Lake City, Utah and Points In Utah Minimum Charge in Cents Per Shipment (March 2 to October 31) miles miles Glad Box or Hamper Listed with Other Flowers Minimum Charge on Ribbon With Flowers Rate for Flowers (Per Box) 706 880 612 192 5 days in adxanco doadlmo. Lmoegt charge and prttiro Contractor's Supply chargo 6565 SOUTH 600 WEST OBITUARY SALT LAKE CITY INFORMATION notices are PAID space be charged tor on the Obituary and and tli basis ot il column picture is used, there is charge ol $12 00. If 10 per line a We ore no lon9er dealing in small equipment, and will oHer at public auction the following items with no limits or reservations: 'a an additional gi,es berv.ee fjt one .nsert.or- in bath the da.iy Salt Lae Tr.bune and 'ne da'ly Salt rate Th s Deseret Lake in ttie .nsert.on one Salt Sunday additional An Tribune Lake or News, nsenion m one paper would be 78c an additional ' $6 00 picture r$l would Aod large ir belli papers l'T pe' Toe plus the inseft'iiii a1 lOi p' line, plus $6 00 picture Charge REUNIONS OF '76 being held at Sundance Ski Resort, Aug 7th, starting at 6 p m., with outdoor buffet Cost per person: S9. Deadline lor money July 30. Send to: Kent Eddington, 1015 East WO North, LEHI. Utah. 86043. CLASS 09 SPECIAL NOTICES KEARNS DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT SPECIAL SOUTH 4220 Applicant will also file with the Commission, prior to the hearing date, copies of its witnesses' prepared testimony and exhibits in support of its petition. Any person seeking further Information concerning the proposed tariff amendments of applicant mav inspect the prevent tariffs and proposed Chang es together with the prepared testimony and exhibits at the Commission's offices By Order of the Commission DATED at Salt Lake City, Utah this 23rd dav of July, 1981. s'David L. Stott, Secretary Attorney of Record: planners, architects, engineers, and consultants In related fields to submit letters of interest and a statement of to a qualifications relative condisurvey of "blighted" tions within the Sugar House Business District. The consultant must be familiar with which constitute conditions blight as per Utah Code The party retained may be called upon to testify In court and, therefore, should have such professional licenses or certificates as would qualify them to be an expert witness. We are particularly concerned with prior experience Frank S Warner Street Ogden, Utah 84401 blight survey may be obtained bv writing or call the Planning Department at the number and address listed B 8f below All letters of interest and statements ot qualifications should be submitted no later than 5 00 o m on July 31. at the Salt Lake City Planning and Zoning Department, Room 414, Citv and County Buildmg, Salt Lake Citv, Utah 84111, phone 515 7757 Vernon F Jorgensen Planning Director B 84 11 00 So area. 8 yr old female Shepherd mix, brown, wearing choker after 6 drain, no ID. Call P.M. Reward. LOST in Park City, large reddish Saint Bernard Shepherd gold mix, mate with tags, reward. 24, 8 yr old female black dachshund, vie. 8th East Browning Ave Answers to Mody Reward. l male black and Ian terrier poodle mix, yellow collar, "Tufty", lost July 23. vk 4th So. Reward LOST BLACK Lab pup. 722, vie 2600 So 80th W Needs medical attention. Reward, no questions asked, 237 2965 or for return of ladies diamond wrist watch. Lost in vk. of 6083 Highland Dr. Sat. afternoon. July 25. MINOLTA at LOST Camera Sunnvside Park, July 24 Contains valuable family photos. Gen reward. Mr. Poelmar, LOST: Black POODLE-FemalLOST-Jut- fa?0 VIC.: 12TH EAST 33RD SOUTH DIVORCE CONSIDERING DIVORCE?? AFFORDABLE DIVORCE!!! FREE CONSULTATION LEW HANSEN ATTORNEY 355-477- 4 UTAH STATE BAR FREE male black and white Chihuahua mix, Vk. 7th West 010 6040 So. Special Notices LAWYER REFERRAL SERVICE Will direct you to an attorney in your area who handles your kind of problem. First v hour consultation $io or 5319076 Phone Statewide Watts JOHNSON & STILLMAN LAWYERS Concentrating In: DRUNK DRIVING CRIMINAL DEFENSE COMPENSATION for Injuries or Deaths from: Auto Accidents, Consumer Products, Public Transport., Job Injuries. TRIAL Old Special Notices WEST AGENDA Set mill levy, 1 98 1 Booster station on 6200 So Personnel matters Other business CLASSIFIED WAYf-AD- S Adjourn RESIDENTS (outside Salt Lake Area) Take advantage of our FRE WATTS LINE to place YOUP AD in Classified TOLL 800-662-91- CONVENIENCE SELL YOUR EXTRAS WITH EASY TO PLACE LOW PRICED CLASSIFIED ADS . . 86 BAM TO 4 P M. DAILY MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY INVITATION FOR BIDS". HAULING-MountaiCONTRACT Bell Telephone Company is seek ing qualified contract carriers on the tn tedding interested transportation of telephone equip- interested consultantsfirms have in the conduct of similar ment and materials between SLC, Utah and various locations blight surveys and in the qualifications and skills of the throughout Montana. Contract personnel that such firms will be led on 12 month intervals would make available for the interested bidder should contact conduct of the survey Inte- - Randy Winterboer, t 1981, 200 West LEGAL SERVICES UTAH STATE Request for Qualifications The Salt Lake City Planning Department invites qualified proposed rents Retriever in vie. airport. Call 407 121 3 FOUND: small, brown, male Chihuahua Mix. Kearns. F OU N DGotdY el tow Lab. fern., adult. LOST Black Labrador dog. male, has white spot on chest, answers to name of Jake Has chain collar and dog tags. Lost in vise of Liberty Park. Reward offered for return Call 487 23) 8. LOST mans bes friend, reward Lost July 2nd between Grants-viiland Wendover, B'ittany Spaniel, male, orange and white, no tad. Call collect 503 S8) 7333. LOST-ivie, ot Highland Dr and ?9th So area, male white Poodle with black patch over left eye Ans to Patches, has tags, call before noon. After Cathy noon call BeckyTB-367LOST REWARD-Jul24th from patio heavy granite sun dial. Approx. 26 in. high. 2 heavy squirrels. Approx. granite 18 n- high J77035L female dog mix long white hair brown July 26, 45th So 22nd West. Reward. t Highland Theater Sat. Large amount of money. Return what ever conscious tells you. Paners and Ik. very important. AUCTION METING JULY 31, 1981, 7:30 P.M. 5496 or 30US FOUND-Bidi- 1 23 Answers to C R C K E T LOST-mo. kitten, black, white. New Home life pump, new Home-lif- e 4 white paws. Vic. 16th So. and generators, GM power plant, Main. REWARD steam cleaner, back hoe buckets, for return of 5" $100 REWARD trailers, single axle; gas engines, leather briefcase. For identificatar pot, heaters, cement mixers, 262 4247, tion, brick wheelbarrows, tampers, carts, DeWatt metal saw, cable LOST black male cat Vkinity swings, lumber power trowel, 119th So 10th E. on 71281. Elliot t& manual lift, Rebar air Family pet. Reward. scaffold wheels; compressors, LOST in Bountiful, small brown concrete forms, hydraulic rams, Pekinese Poodle mix, female truck crane, forklift, tiller, with tags AC tune-uanalyzer, brown German chain concrete vibrator. Much Shorthair. So. Jordan. more too numerous to mention LOST Gold charm bracelet, conAUCTIONEERS taining approx. 72 charms in either Skaggs, Buddies, or McDoGLENN SHORT & ASSOC nalds in Sugarhouse or surroundThe Professional Team since 1964 ing areas Priceless keepsake. If found please call Reward. U A A MEMBER NAA LOST 2 year old female striped cat long hair, blackbrowntan-reddish- . Yellow eves soft squeaky meow, wandered from W. Vicm 32nd home, HOTEL BEN LOMOND 3300 So. answers to "Ranger", OGDEN, UTAH Reward. 114 Rooms, Antiques, furniture LOST: MALE SHEPHERD and fixtures. All to be sold Silverblack, 2 years. Vie. 13th individually to the Highest So 3rd East Reward 487 2590 1981 Bidder. Saturday August I, LOST: Camera Fugica AX1. 11th 13 story Hotel 10.00 a.m. Don't miss and P Street at Tennis Courts, built early 1900's it. One of the most unique July 23, call 278 5617. REWARD! auctions of the decade. black longhair male Conducted bv B 8 P Auction Co Part Chihuahua. Vic 35th So of Ogden. Joe Profiler, dog. 1050 East. $50 reward. 262 2516, Professional Auctioneer. 010 Special Notices BOARD OF TRUSTSS ivgi, Undersigned wilt sell at sale tor cash, 1980 V41069 tank trailer, ser at It 00 am, 1980 Trailmobile 5 tank trailer Ser 741070 at a m , 19W Trailmobile tank trailer. ser V4107I at II 30 a m., 1980 Trailmobile tar trailer, ser V4107? at H 45 on August 3, Trurk 8 198), at Wiiliamsun Equipment, 1905 Indianna Ave reSuC Utah The underlined serves the right to bid Associates Commercial Corp THE Unersigned will sell at put lie sale tor cash rgxg er. C 0 6 Ser 4 '6368 at 11 00 197$ Comet Trailer am and 678 770 T9 at II Ij am on ser August 4, 1981 at Freightliner arx) White Trurk. 26a5 5o 300 West SLC Utah The undersrg mrd reserves the right to bid Associate C cxnmeru al Corp THF public 75 AUG 1, 10 1 0am INSPECTION FRIDAY 1 HOUR PRIOR TO SALE SATURDAY, by no latet than August 3rd, for further details. Present: Blank Proposed: Address Correction Charge: j PUBLIC AUCTION GOLDEN WFOOtNGS. ANNIVERSARIES BIRTHDAYS. NOTICE Item AUCTION SALES M08ILE HOMES Classification 900 through 995 VEHICLES. children named pending in the above named Court and an adiudicafion will be made which may include the permanent termination of ail your parental rights. You are hereby Summoned to appear before this court in said county on the 30th day of July, 1981 at 10:00 o'clock in the Court Room of this Court located at 3522 South 700 West. Salt Lake City, Utah. Dated this 26thday of June. Present: Classrficahon 599 through 860 Douglas M2 Young 1981 ot S.L. LOST-i- HARDROCK RICK'S PROSPECTING SUPPLIES 4000 HIGHLAND PR. 277 8523 CONTRACT mining or ioint venture. 500 tfirooffe 590 Ann 8) 22 and Found Lost Bountiful. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE male. Rabies tes 731269. 587 UUJTTWOI FOUND 726-8Female poodle, Spanish Fork Canvon view area. FOUND Bittany Soamet n URANIUM 490 Classification GARDEN FOOD STORAGE MINING. Classification 030 LOST AND FOUND TRIPLE Cleaned, Utah grown hard winter wheat, $1M00, 12 0 protein, 8.1 moisture, Classification 100 tfcrouffc 190 Classification 200 throne 360 ADAGE THWART INDICT Not a vehicle to Jtinb on -- THE "WAGON' Special Notices m etiort is made tc false and misleading Ads that mconvem erne or disappoint readers have 0 place m these columns FARM AN0 A person under eighteen years of age TO: Richard Dougas Rotfe father, mother, Carol Lee Rolfe A proceeding concerning the above Answer THE Undersigned will sell at e public sale for cash. 1990 tank toiler, ser. V4106? at 11:00 a.m, 1980 Trailmootie tank trailer Ser V410T0 at IMS a m., 1980 Trailmobile tank trailer, ser. V41071 at 1130 a.m.. IV90 Traiimobite tank trailer, ser V41072 at 11:45, on August 3, 1981, at Williamson Truck & Equipment, 1905 Indianna Ave SLC Utah. The undersigned reserves the right to bid. Associates Commercial Corp. Every eliminate advertising 390 fttouf JUVENILE COURT FOR SALT LAKE COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH BEFORE HON. JOHN FARR LARSON. JUDGE STATE OF UTAH, in the in- and Points In Little Cotton- - Jumbles MOCHA Yesterday s retunds FOR SALE SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN THE DISTRICT COMMODITY IN RATES PER CASE Between Points In and Points In Salt Lake County, Little Cotton-wood Canyon on Utfh Utah Hwy 210 Big Cottonwood Canyon on Utah Highway 152 that (Answers tomorrow! THf PUBLISHtR AbSUMf 5 FINANCIAL RCSPONSlBUl TV FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL t'R RORS. tRRORS IN DURATION OF PUBLICATION. WRONC THE OMIS CLASSIFICATION SION OF COPY (PARTIALLY OR COMPLEIflY) OR COMPLEU TM1SS1ON Of THE TOTAL AD N EITHER THE CLASSIFIED JR DISPLAY ADVERTISING iECTlONS OF 1 HE PAPERS .'ABILITY FOR CRRORS OR OMISSION SHALL NOT FX CEED THE COST TO THE ADVERTISER OF THAT POR TION OF SPACE OCCUPIED BY SUCH ERROR Claims tor ad ustment of the cost of the ad must be made within 10 days 01 Credit is allowed lor publication hrst insertion only Receipt1 must be presented for cash RENT Now arfan9e lhe circled letters to form the surprise answer, as sug- gested by the above cartoon J XXXT accept able No abbreviation in head ng. first word or any key' word No two abbreviations to 3ppeai together HELP Y cs To make your ad more easily understood, tor better results, under only standard (easily stood) ONI aaars whew they PO THIS. Agency Cot porat'on. the Salt Laxc Tnbune and the Deseret News reserve REAL CSTAIE Present: v XX h 1981. Donna M. Reid Deputy Clerk x At' Heiii Wanted ads must !aie tne naiare o work Sates ads must name the elp pi 00 ui to be sold a id d the pay Dr salary O' ionini,sStOn NO COUNTY STATE OF UTAH BEFORE HON. JUDiTH F. WITMER. JUDGE SUMMONS BY PUBLICA TION Case No STATE OF UTAH, in the in- 3 Item JUVENiLf South 7th West. Sad Lake City, Utah Dated this 21st day of July Arnett Paul & (5) 50- 75- - It I. I JULY 29. 1981 IVFDNESDAY, CLASSIFIED CONT ft ACT OK NOTICE services. Erskine legal Notices It s good to be able to find a place for your unwanted items. Its also good to get the extra money when you sell them with Classified Ads. People throughout this area rely on the Classified Ads to inform them about all sorts of items they're in the market to buy. So if Du have something to sell, its a good idea to turn to the Classified Ads. Give us a call and let us help you word your ad for fait results. want-ac- k If you li.ivo found it impossible to pi. inn, renew, frincel, or extend your Classified Advertising during reulur working hours (8 am to 5 pm ), then you will be happy to know that we want to serve your needs and are ()fd hi TONIGHT from 5 p rn to X p rn phone service only Please Dial 237-200- 0 And thanks for your call HEMIIVBfR Daily Newspaper Classified want ads do more thinp, 'or more people at lower (ost than other forms of advertising A Rem.nder Da ly H am to 4 pm r ,ill fme from anywhere in U'ad I nr |
