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Show Tf Try rrmr rmr V T" 'P7rrr'rrr nrr w H'r'yrr f'r-p-- r Rabbi Says Protests at Y. Center May Bring Awareness of Feelings By Dawn Tracy from Jewish radical fringe groups. Protest groups see Mormons as a particular threat because of the churchs aggressive missionary program, he said. But to anyone who knows Mormons, there should be no fear they wont keep their promises. BYU spokesman Paul Richards said universitity officials have repeatedly given written and verbal assurances the center wont be used to stage missionary activities. He said because of historic attempts to convert Jews or kill them if they didnt he can underaccept Christianity stand Jews reactions to proselyting. "Weve had a study program in Israel for nearly two decades and are keenly aware of the sensitivities surrounding any Christian proselyting in Israel, said BYU President Jeffrey R. Holland. Weve given the government a formal, signed guarantee that this is a university facility and not a missionary center, as some of our opponents have erroneously suggested. Mr. Richards said Jews who point to a Mormon handbook on converting Jews dont understand that the publication is out of print and no longer used. He said an LDS translation of excerpts from the Book of Mormon is simply part of an ongoing translation program. LDS spokesman Don LeFevre said Mormon President Ezra Taft Benson has given assurances the Mormon Church will abide by BYU promises that LDS students won't proselytze. Rabbi Silver said some Mormons can be overbearing in missionary work and he hopes protests in Israel Tribune Staff Writer Protests in Israel against a Brigham Young University studies center may make Mormons more aware of why Jews deeply resent missionary activities, according to Rabbi Eric A. Silver, of Congregation Kol Ami, Utahs only synagogue. x But Jews are pointing to an LDS handbook on converting Jews and a Hebrew translation of Book oi Mormon excerpts to show that Mormons secretly plan to proselyte, a charge officials from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints deny. We think its improper for any Christian group expressing respect for us to engage in missionary activity among Jews and, in time, we hope our Mormon friends will realize that the feelings go beyond antipathy," said Rabbi Silver. For our part, we ought to be satisfied that Mormons keep their word. Rabbi Silver said protests against the construction of a $15 million BYU Center for Near Eastern Studies on Mount Scopus in Jerusalem come ultra-orthodo- OPEN A DESERET FEDERAL INTEREST PLUS CD . . "Have Your Cake and Eat It Too One of every three job seekers will find employment in the service sector over the next five years, accord- ing to the Utah Job Outlook for Occupations. The service sector ranks No. 1 in an employment outlook that looks healthy overall, according to the publication produced by the Labor Market Information Services Section of the Utah Job Service. 200-pa- HIGH RATES PLUS GREAT GIFTS! The report forecasts 111,400 new jobs will be added to the Utah economy from 1986 to 1991. That means 22,000 new jobs annually, reaching a total of 823,500 by 1991. DESERET According to the report, steady population growth will keep the service sector strong. Statewide, more than 11,000 employing establishments provide medical, legal, educational, FEDERAL AND ASS041iflN LOAN fact-findin- T The Salt Lake Tribune, ABERTON, J.E., Salt Ronotd Lovesy Kingsbury, died In Soft Lake City Jon. Lakt City, Jon. 11, 1W. H Salt ALLRED, Jamas Bom In Soft (. City, Jan. 12, 19(6. Loke City of President ond prlnclpol owner Highlander Systems, o com- puter sofwore SO, 11, compony, Rulon LaMar Thoyne, died Jan. 1946 of March 91. 1905 to Roy Partridge Kingsbury and Lotto Edmonta Lovesy Kings mia 1M6 Hanks December, 1929 In ft Salt LcAc LDS Tempi. was Thoyne the fourth of six child en and the eldest son. Mrs. Leon (Louise) Peterson Centerville; Mrs. John (K athleen) Alley, Soft Lake City; brothers, Jodi, Colttornkj: Von ond Melvin, both Sort LcAe city; sister. Kovie McBride, Las Vegas, Nevodo; ten grandchild en. Funerol service Tuesday, Jan. 14, noon at the Cotonto! Hills 2nd Ward. 1450 So. 1700 Eosf, where friends may visit the fomliy one hour prior. and grandfather, died Jan. 1946 10, of heart attack. T remembered by hose who knew him well for h.s quiet con114 cern and unpubilcized service to George H. Fudge George Henry Fudge. 66, passed away Jan. 4, 1946 in Enolond Longfellow McForlone. while serving an LDS gentotoQl-ca- l mission. Born Nov. 9, 1919 In South Married Donna Chesnfc In Efco. Nevodo April 1901. T 113 o Born Aug. I, 1930 In BJngnom Canyon to Eldon B. ond Olive 21, Wilma Pearson June 9, the Sail Lake LDS Temwos He ple. serving In the Navy at the time. After an honorable discharge from the Navy In 1956 he attended Br Igham Young University and graduated in 1954 with a B.A. In political science. He then worked for the government In computer systems serving In Illinois and Washington D C. He lolned the IBM Corporation in 1963. He was a systems engineer and marketing representative out of the Soft Lake branch office until 1970. At that time he become the director of systems pionning and computing for the State of Utah. He reported to the governor ond wos res for oil data processing In state government. He wos member of the board of directors of the National Association of State Information Systems. In 1973 he became the vice presl dent of Envlrotech Corp. and was responsible tor all Information systems In this multinational corporation. He left In 1940 to begin his own software business. wos active In the LDS Church. He served os a flnonclol clerk, a couselor In the bishopric, o Sunday school teacher ond a Young Men's president. He was oiso sponsor of three Vietnamese refugee fomUies He will be 1952 In Elizabeth Kingsbury, Provo; brother, ther, son Life-- long resident of Sandy and Veteran of Korean War, serving with the U.S. Navy. Employe of Kennecoft Copper for 10 years. Avid golfer. Survived by wife, Midvale; stepsons.Robert Chesnlk, South Jordon; Ronald Chesnlk, Riversiston; six ter, Mrs. Charles (Myrno) Schulti, Kearns; father, Midvote; nephews, Jeffrey W, Schultz, Sondy; Cory B. Schultz, Mark W. Schultz, both Taylorsville. Preceded in death by his mother In 1972. En- - Shields, lots Merondo 1915 In married July 2, 1911. They hod six children. He lived his youth In Utah and Arizona and graduated from the University of Utah In 1927. He worked for the Inter notlonoi Harvester Company and the internal Revenue Service before foundAcing his own business, counting, In 1944. He was the notlonoi treasurer of the Pioneer VIHoge for 25 years ond o member of the Sons of the Utah Pioneers. He was the state executive secretary of the Lions Club ond a member of the Utah Society of Public Accountants ond the Utah Historic ol Society. He wos o member of the Tctoerna-cl- e Choir for 17 years. Served os a flnonclol ward clerk. He wos preceded In death by his wife, his parents ond two infant sons. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Kenneth (Frances) Lormon, Socromento, Calif.; Eugene McFariane Allred. Married Margaret He She preceded him In death MIDVALE Eugene McFariane, 55, our loving husband, to 4, Moun- to Rulon ond Hone HABEL, Alec, Sort Lake City, Jan. 1 1, 19(6. HAYES, Doris J., Murray, Jan. 1 1, 19(6. Luclle C., Salt HIGGS, Lake City, Jon. 1 1, 19(6. KINGSBURY, Ronald Sort Lake City, Jan. 11, 19(6. . LEFLER, Jared Brown, Syrocuse, Davis County, Jan. 10, 19(6. MCFARLANE, Eugene, Midvale, Jan. 10, 19(6. PANNIER, Karl A., Salt Lake City, Jan. 11, 19(6. PANSON, Rutti 0., Salt Lake City, Jan. 1 1, 19(6. PETERSEN, Kate, Salt Lake City, Jan. 10, 19(6. TEDESCO, Clara, Salt Lake City, Jon. 10, 19(6. THAYNE, Rulon LaMar, Salt Lake City, Jan. 11, 19(6. In tain Home, Utah bury. Morrled in FUDGE, George H., Sort Lakt City, Jan. I, 19(6. ultra-orthodo- Born June 1933 City, Utah to Jomes Tlimon ond Chesflno Anderson 11, leuke- Ctoon K Salt LcM City, Jan. 11, 19S4. Antonio J., CORDOVA, Salt Lakt City, Jon. 11, BISHOP, jomes Heber Allred, 94, died Jon. 12, 1946 In o Salt Lake City nurslno home. Bor n June 25, 1447 in Spring to George rid Dolsy Watson June 10, Duchesne, Utah; lofer solemnized In the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She died Nov. 11, 1945. He later married Tino Jensen Sept. 26, 1946. She died In 1974. He wos one of the early settlers In the Uintah Basin. He worked for the government Irrigation for mony veers. He retired from government service otter 27 years ond worked In ronching ond farming near Roosevelt. He later moved to a where he lived for mony years. He become o quarter horse trainer and rider until his Os. He won many trophies for his riding and quarter horse ex hlbltlortv He troined and rode the chomplon cutting horse for the state of Utah at the age of 72. Member LDS Church. Survived by two sons, Clarence M. Allred ond Ursei Allred, both Soft Lcke City; six stepchildren, Fawn B. Harward, Sallna; Mrs. Woiioce (Mourine) Ohron, Provo' Myrl Bench. Californio; Boyd Bench, Doyle Jensen, both of Nevodo; Mr s. Donald (LoVona Lee) Ness, Californio; three grondchlidren Marc, Steve ond Mlchoel Allred; two Mlchoet and Amber Allred. Graveside service will be Wednesday, Jon. 15, noon at the Roosevelt City Cemetery. Friends moy coll Tuesdoy, 4 p.m. at the Deseret Mortuary, 36 East 700 South, Solt Lake City. others In need. Survived by wife, Wilma Pear son Thoyne; mother. Margaret Thoyne. Bountiful; children, Robert Thayne, Charlotte, North Carolina.' Richard Thayne, Elk Ridge. Utah; Mrs. Brian (Mi City; El chele) Nimer, Salt der Jeffrey Thayne who Is cur rently serving a fulltime mission In Maracaibo, Venezuela; seven grandchildren' sisters ond brothers. Leola staplev, Prescott, Arlz.: Mrs. Don j. (LaRee) Gines Bountiful; Mrs. Alan (Mona Le Hioght, Farmington; David Blaine Tnoyne, Salt Lake City; John Dewey thayne, Houston, Fudge. Married Elsie Moy Derbyshire Sept. 19, 1950 In the Salt LDS Tem- Lde ple. Worked for the LDS Church Genealogical Department for 37 years, lost eight years serving os monoglng director. Served In mony positions In the church during his Hie. Survived by wife; three Texas. Services will be Tuesday, Jon. 14, noon In the Orem 14th Ward Chapel, 1050 East 2nd North. Friends may call p.m. Monday at Sundberg Mortuary, 495 So. State, Orem, ond at the church one hour prior to service Burial In the Orem City Ceme tery. N3 113 T 113 Funerol service Tuesday, Jan. doughters, Mrs. Rik (Dione) Mrs. Stacy (Susan) Smith, Goff Mortuary, Breck Mrs. both Lake Salt City; where friends Kate Petersen Provo; five grand-chil- d am. to 1 p.m. (Linda) Tuttle, Kate (Kathryn) Moughon Peen; one sister, Mrs. Bob ferial tersen, 43, died January 10, 1986 (Rose) Barney, Cedar City. at her home Ini Funerol service Wednesday, N3 112 T 112 11 am., WHford Stake Center, Salt Lake City. 3040 So. 1765 East. Friends moy Born May 8, coil p.m. Tuesday at 1902 a doughter business, social, amusement and red Mortuary, of Heber L. and 4670 Highland Dr. and Wednesservices. Ckrlndo Darlev 5 am. at the stake Maughan. She day, center, interment Wasatch Lawn married Willard the service with sector, Along Memorial Park. Petersen DeT 113 N3114 cember 31, and manufacturing will offer 1925. Mr. Petersen died Octothe best employment prospects. In ber 30. 1981. She combined will account wos born and A fact, the J.E. "Ed" Aberton Births reported at Salt raised In Wells-- " 5 4 for more than 60 percent of all the Jomes Edward Ed" Aberton, vllle, Utah and spent her early Lake area hospitals ,n" 74, of Soft Lake City, passed married life In Hyrum, Utah. She jobs in Utah. oway Jon. 11, dude: attended the Brigham Young 1986 at a local ond Utah State UniversiCollege care center. lists specifically the 50 The ty. Prior to her marriage she Born Dec 10, In the Coche Valley taught dewill be most in 1911, Pueblo, occupations School District. She has been on Cross to Colorado octfve church ond community mand over the next five years. Ac Holy John Edword worker. Serving on the Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Allen ond Catherine countants and auditors will be most School Board ond as secretary Clancy Aberton. and a visiting teoeber most of Briggs, Farmington, son. Morrled Myrna in demand, along with cashiers, her odult life. She wos a volunMr. and Mrs. Les Moves, R. Beauvols teer Pink Lody at LDS Hospital Sept. 14, 1933, nurses, pharmacists, sales clerks, daughter. o volunteer for Travelers and Mr. and Mrs. Kent S. Pueblo. MemAid af the Salt Lake International teachers, truck drivers, mechanical ber of the Cathfor more than 20 years, Airport son. Setier, olic Church. and president of the Salt Lake engineers, carpenters, Mr. ond Mrs. Justlno Member Elks Club. Retired In past Wool growers Auxllltory, Captain April of 1974 after working 46 of the Indian Hills Doughters of tellers, typists and waiters. Contreras, son on the D&RGW Rollrood Utah Pioneers ond second Mr. and Mrs. Lacev years os division foreman. of the central compaThe outlook is intended to Scott, daughter. Survived by wife, Myrna of ny. A member of the Lodies LiSalt Lake City; son, John, Den- terary Club ond the Womens assist everyone from the job seeker ver; doughter, Mrs. John (Adri- Legislative Council. enne) Nystrom. Salt Lake City; to the education administrator, said Holy Cross Surviving, three sons, Willard five grandchliren; four great- Reed. Logan; Howard Clair, Hlb-leLabor Market Economist John T. grandchildren; sister, Mary Stanford Burke, Salt Lake Catherine Minster, Chlcogo. 17 grondchlkken; ten City; Valley Mathews who, with Labor Market Moss of Christian burial will be brother, Heber D. Mr. ond Mrs. Kenneth C. Tuesday, Jon. 14. 10:30 o.m. at St. Maughan. Ogden. Economist Paulette Ambrose Catholic Church, 1975 will be TuesFuneral services So. 2300 East. Friends may coll the report. He said the report, avail Gates, daughter. day 12 noon at the Monument p.m. at Mountain Park Ninth Word, 1565 Foothill Karen Divine, daughter. Monday, View Memorial Estates, 3115 Drive, where friends moy call able through the Labor Market SerEast 7400 So., where holy rosary one hour prior to services at vices Section of the Utah Job Service will be recited at 7:30 p.m. Interward. Interment Hyrum City ment Mountain View Memorial is the authoritative source of occuCemetery, under direction of Estates. Larkin Mortuary. T 112 N3 113 T 111 N3 113 pational projections for the Utah la14, 1 p.m. In the 090 So. State, may call 11:30 Area Births pair trade three report that More M 0000 & Hospital electrical report Devoted wife, mother, ond Ruth Emmeline Olsen Panson, 73, died Jan. 11, 1986 at home. Born May 21, 1912 In Murray to Charles Ivor and Sarah Ron-doOlsen. Married Samuel Panson Feb. 7, 1928 In Sali Loke City Member LDS Hospital Center Playhouses 1 WOODBUILDINGS West 974-072- off 0 Valley, Utah 84119 Offer Expires 13186 3489 South 1400 West ) 5 Canon pcio 469 PCI 4 765 NEW HPCANNON LASER PRINTER NP 1 1 & SHOWROOM PRICE $1695 $2995 $1395 $2595 30 day money back guarantee 5 COPIER Cash RETAIL SUGGESTED Canon np copiers CANON NP 115 H. Latimer, daughter. Ouafify buildings af affordable prices Buy direct horn the manufacturer Use our layaway plan to hold price Phone (801 Mr. and Mrs. John major credit cards accepted. ASSOCIATED BUSINESS PRODUCTS 193 West 2100 South, S.L.C. Outside Salt Lake - In Utah Call: 486-923- 6 Mr. Mathews said the top 50 demand occupations will account for Pioneer Valley more than 40 percent of Utahs employment in the next five years. A1 Hospital most half of all job openings in Utah Mr. and Mrs. Brent Stokfor the next five years will occur in er, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin these 50 occupations, he said. daughter. Further, the Wasatch Front CorriMr. ond Mrs. Phillip dor, stretching from Weber to Utah Hyde, daughter. counties, will continue to offer more than 80 percent of the jobs. Nearly nine of every 10 new jobs in Utah will occur along this corridor, Mr. Mathews said. Salt Lake and Tooele counties will account for some 64,250 new jobs over the five year period. Half of those jobs will be in the trade and service sectors, according to the report. By 1991, over 432,000 of the 824.000 total jobs will be claimed by those two counties. The services industry lodging, personnel, business, repair, health dominates employand education ment in those two counties with 99,600 jobs. There are 87,500 jobs in the trade sector, followed by 51,600 jobs in manufacturing. On the other end of the spectrum, Juab, Millard, Piute, SanSavoy Cabbage pete and Sevier counties will experience a small decline in total jobs over Cabbage was considered a god by ancient Egyptians the next five years. The labor market who worshipped it Early Greeks believed cabbage economists attribute that decline to intoxication prevented from wine Savoy is readi completion of the Intermountain lv identified by the crinklPower Project in Millard County. ing uf leaf tissue Heads are loosiev formed and Those counties will lose about 400 usually flattened It is excellent eaten raw or as the hse tor cole slaw jobs from 23,770 in 1986 to 23,370 in P'-as 6& job-grow- th 1991. Paimasomc ELECTRONIC TYPEWRITERS MODEL KX-E6-01 YOUR PRICE Ask about the new & revolutionary Panasonic complete secretarial typing station. With printer, only $2,495. Model KX 428 typewriter, calculator, ell m one word processor reel when shredded accent for other vegeta u'es like raw carrots, cel er and tomatoes Your Recipe for Fast Sales Action A.jng with your meal, get a Quality deal from Cias S'fed You can cook up fast results when you have things to sell, houses or apartments tor rent, or a business service to offer Want Ads mean great bargains n a wide seipeH tion of merchandise you're lookin for a deal, with C'as get cookin want-ad- s Z37-ZOO- O you cool powerful message 6 PROVO Utah call and public utilities; federal, state and local governments (excluding education, which comprises part of the services sector); construction; finance, Insurance and real estate; agriculture and mining make up the remaining employment sectors. Luclle Rumel Child Higgs 73, friend, died Jon. Luclle Antonio J. Cordova, 62. of died Jon. 11, 1986 from o prolonged 11. 1946. ill- ness. Born Oct. 2, 1924, Chomlsol, New Mexico to was born, the surviving twin, March 10, 1912 to Thomas B. Jr. ond Bertha and Brigldo Child. Morrled Bryonf Hllllom Higgs May 10. 1934 In the Soli Loke LDS Tem-pie. He died Oct. 14, 1966. Served on the Relief Society stake board of Park Stake. Member ot the Tabernocle Choir for 29 years. Active In ward auxiliaries. Member of the DUP. Employed by the LDS Church until her stroke, June 1975. handiwork ond cooking. Survived by sister, Mrs. D, Blork (Joon) Cederlof, Solt Lake City; son, Thomas C. Higgs, Houston, Texas; doughter, Mrs. jomes R. (Mary Ann) Dresher, Bountttul; nine grondchlidren, one Preceded In death by brothers, Froncls R. (twin) and Robert R. Child. Funerol service Wednesday, Jon. 15, noon, Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, where friends may call Tuesdoy, 68 p.m. ond Wednesday one hour prior to service, interment Soft Lake City Cemetery. Fomliy suggests contributions to South Dovls Community Hospital. T 113 N3 114 Doris J. Hayes Ciorlndo Lucero Cordova. Married Mary Es- meralda In AMERICAN o Condominium together with ond Including on appurfenont undivided Interest In the Common Areas, oil os established ond described In the Declaration of Condominium ond Record of Survey Map pertaining to sold Proled. both of which were recorded In the office of the County Recorder of Solt Lake County, State of Utah, on July 30, 1942 os Entry No. 3697665 ond 3697666, respectively, In Book 5400, commencing at poge 292 through 377 ond In Book 42-of Plots at poge 64. TOWERS, z Sept. 15, 1945 In Chomlsol. Retired engineer. topper August, 1977. Member Catholic Church. Survived by wife, Mary Esmeralda; children, Lee Cordova, Herrlman; Ray and Rosa Cordova, Soft Lake City; Lorraine ond Felix Allres, Herrlmon: Oliver ond Cherle Cordova, West Jordon; Debbie Cordovo Corona, Moona; John ond Sue Cordova. Coppertan; Jeanette ond Daniel K log, West Jordan: Mark ond Julie Cordova, Herrlmon. Preceded In death by two sons. Sonny d ond Russell Cordovo. Also by 18 grandchlkken; two brothers ond sisters, Fred ond Mogdolerta Cordovo, West Jordan; Bernice Cordova Montoya, Salt Lake City; Willie ond Lorraine Cordova, Adilna ond Atavanlo Valdez, Eleonor ond Onesemo Pocheco, Gennavlve ond Pat Suazo. Lillian Cordova, oil of New Mexico. Requiem mass Wednesday, Jon. 15, 10 a.m., St. Joseph the Worker Catholic Church, 7405 So. 1700 West. Friends may coll at the church Tuesday, 7 p.m.. holy rosary will follow. Intermem at Redwood Memorial Estates. Funeral directors Memorial Estates Mortuary. Church. T Jored Brown SYRACUSE Letter, 9, loving son, brother ond grondson, possed oway Jon. 10, 1986 at his home otter o long, long Illness. Born Jon. 27, 1976 In Bountiful, a son of Lloyd Ctolr ond Shelley Brown Letter. He hod lived In Kavsvllle until the oge ot 4, then he moved to Syrocuse Member of the LDS Church ond wos a member of the Voitont B class In the Primary. Survived by parents of Syracuse; nne brother one sister, Letter ond Tawnya lefler, berth Syrocuse; grondpor ents, Mr. ond Mrs. Jock M. Lefler, Worlond, Wyom.; Mr. ond Mrs Wendell Brodbury, Huntington, Mr. and Mrs. Zenos R. Letter, Rlverdole Funerol service Tuesdoy, Syrocuse 8th IDS Ward, pm, 2500 So. Bluff Rd. Friends moy call at L Indqulst's K ovtvllie Mor tuary, 400 North Main, Monday, 8 p.m, ond ot the Ward Tuesp.m interment day, I245-14Kavsvllle City Cemetery. 113 N3 113 113 N3 r Em- REQ. transportation 175758 COVER MATERIAL 123 JkU. NO. TRANSPORTATION REQ. NO. 811316 COVER MATERIAL ADM SERVICES REQ. NO. 106623 SUPPLIES CENTRAL SERVICES REQ. NO. 1126824 CAB B CHASSIS NATURAL RESOURCES REQ. NO. 5900045 COMBINATION DIESEL TRACTOR PARKS & RECREATION REQ. NO. 6000044 CONTRACT TO AND INSTALL WAFURNISH TER A ELECTRICAL SYSTEM AT SALTAIR BEACH GREAT SALT LAKE STATE PARK Florists Legal Notices 114 Cioro Boklinl Tedesco left this Jon. 10, 1986 due to heort failure. She requested the following: "Remember me with smiles ond laughter, for that Is the way will remember all of you. If you remember me with tears, don't remember me at oil " Our precious mother wos born June 7 19 10 to Bentivolio ond F Baldlnl In Porttond, Colorado. Married Eugene Tedesco April 9, 1911 In 198 he prerefled her In death. Survived by her son, Gene ond his wife, Vickie; doughter .Penny Gilson ond her husbond, Phil, oil of Son Lake City. Services will be Tuesdoy, Jon. o.m ot Eostmons Evons A 14, Etriy Mortuary, 574 Eost First South wheie fomliy will receive ft lends one ho If hour pr lor to service interment Wosirtch Lawn MemortolPork Frlernts wishing may moke corrh Ibuttom in her memory to PAWS, PO Box 7254, Murray, 84107. N3 $ SALE The Deportment reserves the right to reled any or ail bids; or to accept or relect the whole or ony port of ony bid; or to woive or technicality ony Informality In ony bid In the best Interest of the State. Only bids giving a firm quotation prooerly signed will be occepted. Bid proposals ond specifications will be furnished upon request. Dougios G. Richlns, Director Division of Purchasing Funeral service Wednesday, 1 Mortuary, p.m., Jenkins-Soff- e NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE 4760 So. State, where friends The following described may call Tuesday. 8 p.m. and Wednesday one hour prior to property will be sold ot public service. Interment Larkin Sunset ouctlon to the highest bidder, Gardens of the Volley. poyoble in Iowful money of the N3 113 United States of T 113 America, at the time of sole, ot the Solt Loke Cleone K. Bishop County Courthouse, 240 Eost 400 Solt Lake City, Utah Cleone Keith Bishop, 64, died on South, Jonuory 30, 1986, at 2:00 p.m. Jan. 11, 1986. Bom Dec. 19. 1921 to Ernest of sold dov, for the purpose of ond Gertrude Elizabeth Jensen foreclosing o trust deed executBishop In Cleveiond, Utah. Mar- ed by Consolidated Mortgoge ried Sophie Miller Nov. 26, 1946. Compony, o Delaware corporaAttended North Emery High tion, os Trustor, In fovor of SeSchool. Served In Pacific The- curity Title compony, os Trustater, U.S. Army, 43rd Infontry D- ee, ond First Security Bonk of ivision. Received the Purple Utah, N.A. as Beneflciory, covHeart. Retired from State of Utah ering real property located In Solt Loke County, State of Utah, Department of Transportation. Member LDS Church. deond more particularly Survived by wife, Solt Lake scribed as: City; four sisters, Mrs. Max (Fave) Johansen, Price; Mrs. Unit In AMERICAN Glendon (Bonnie) Johonsen, Mrs. TOWERS, o Condominium Pro-leGlen (Coleen) Hansen, both with and Includtogether Cleveland; Mrs. Effie Seewer, ing an appurtenant undivided Orem; brother. J. Lamar Bishop, interest In the Common Areas, Price; sisters-in-laMary ail as established and described and Dorothy Crogh; brothIn the Declaration of CondominSteve, Pete ond Dan Miller Jr. Preceded In death by ium and Record of Survey Mop pertaining to sold Proled, both mother ond father. Funerol service Tuesdoy, 2 of which were recorded In the office of the County Recorder of EarA Evons Eastman's at p.m. Sait Loke County, State of Utah, ly, 574 Eost First South, where on July 30, 1982 as Entry No. 8 friends moy coll Monday, p.m. ond Tuesdoy one hour prior 3697665 and 3697666, respectto service. Entombment at Solt ively, In Book 5400, commencLake Mausoleum. ing at poge 292 through 377 and N3 113 In Book T 113 of Plats at page 64. Incorrect Insertion If you do not con the error ta our attention. Thonk vou. THE STATE OF UTAH REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Itte 112 Dougios Martsumorl Successor Trustee TRAILERS ful. Clara Tedesco T 1945. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE ployed by Mrs. J.G. McDonolds Candy Compony for 17 years. Member of the CIO Lodies Auxiliary. Registrar for elections for several years. Survived by husbond, Murray; son, Ellis D., Murray: grondson, Stephen E., Kearns; tnree greatgrandchildren; sisters ond brothers, Sarah Sanborn, Salt Lake City; Ethel Morby, Murray; Evo Richards, Murray; George Olsen, Murray; Robert Olsen, Solt Lake City; Lois Tranter, Bounti- - Jared Brown Lefler this 26th doy of DATEO cember, MURRAY Doris J. Gadd BROWN FLORAL Co. Hayes, 69, died Jon. 11, 1986 at her home from natural causes. T 113 N3 113 406 East 300 South Born May 28, 1916, Spanish to Samuel Fork, Alec Habel 360 West 500 South, Bounttfui G. and Rozel-phl- o l, Our little boy, Alec Bryont Nordstom EVERY BLOOMING THING 20 months died old, Saturday Godd. Married Donlel L. Hayes ft' morning, Jon. .... 1986 ol vV 1, Nov. 20, 1956 In 444 South 700 Eost home. East Ely. NevaBorn April 16, da. He died Jon. 1984 In Sait MILDREDS FLOWERS 2, 1981. Member Lake City to SteLDS Church, 1522 East 33rd So ven R. ond 49ers Club of St. 4867267 Ambrose, Telephone Pioneers Jeanne B. Member Busy Belles. Retired Mountain NEFF FlORAi CO LDS Church. Bell operator. Survived by Survived bv doughters ond 4th SOUTH 9th WEST two son. Mrs. Bruce (Verna) Llovd, his parents; one Midvale; Mrs. Noel (Maxine) sisters, L. Donlel Jerl Haves, brother, Webb, Murray: Mldvole; two brothers, George Down 12; Rich- A. Godd. Coppertan; Melvin R. ard Steven, 5; Andrea Morle, 3; Mr. and Mrs. Godd, Mldvole; one sister, Della grandporents, Soderup. Eost Ely, Nevoda; ten Richard Hobel, Montano; Mr. Please Check Your Ad! ond Mrs. Richard Baker, Delta; grondchlidren, six Mr. ond Mrs. Cyril Nelson, Alberta, Cano-do- . The NEWSPAPER AGENCY makes Funerol service Wednesday, Jan. 15, 11 o.m., Jenkins-Soff- e every effort to ovoid errors. We Funeral service Tuesdoy, 11 Mortuary, 4760 So. State, where osk that you check your od the friends may call Tuesdoy, a.m., Murroy 31st LDS Ward, FIRST day It appears ond Immep.m. ond Wednesday one hour 5200 So. 700 East. Friends may McDou-gaat diately report ony error to the l coll Murto Interment service. p.m. prior Mondoy, Funeral Home, 4330 So. RedAdvertising Deportment bv ray City Cemetery. T 113 N3 114 wood Rd. and ot church one hour We connot be recolling prior to service. sponsible for more thon one doy's T a.. Antonio J. Cordova Higgs singer, mother, homemaker, sd'ed Transportation, communication ASSOCIATED BUSINESS PRODUCTS 193 WEST .2100 SOUTH, SLC 486-923OGDEN in Outaida Salt Lake The wholesale and retail industry will provide more than 27,400 new jobs to Utahns over the next five sector acyears. The No. counts for 20 percent of the total employment positions and will probably grow 3.7 percent each year. Utahs No. 3 employer is the manufacturing industry, with 98,600 jobs in 1986. By 1991 the number of manufacturing jobs will increase by nearly 18.000 to reach the 116,600 mark. The report states some 2,300 firms conduct manufacturing activities across the state. Job growth in the sector including crafts and business will be strong also. Currently 57.000 Utahns are ac cording to the report. By 1991, that figure could reach 61,500. 'L Lucile C. SALE Unit Ruth O. Panson Jordan bor market. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S The following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, povabie In lawful money of the United States of America, at the time of sale, at the Salt Lake County Courthouse, 240 tost 400 South, Salt Lake City, Utah on Jonuory 30, 1946, ot 2:00 p m of sold dov, for the purpose of foreclosing o trust deed executed by Consolidated Mortgoge Compony, o Delaware corporation, as Trustor, In fovor of Security Title compony, as Trustee, ond First Security Bank of Utah, N.A. os Beneflciory, covering real property located In Soft Lake County, State of Utah, deond more particularly scribed os: The following described property will be sold at public ouctlon to the highest bidder, poyable In iowful money of the United States of America, at the T 113 N3 114 time of sole, of the Solt Lake County Courthouse, 240 East 400 South, Solt Lake City, Utah Karl A. Panr.ier on January 30, 1946, at 200 p.m. Kart Arthur Por.nler, 46, died of said doy, for the purpose of Jon. 1, 1946 In o Soft Lake City foreclosing a trust deed executed by Consolidated Mortgoge of hospital couses Incident Company, o Delaware corporatto oge. ion, as Trustor, In fovor of SeBorn Aug. 1, curity Title compony, os Trust1499, Pittsburgh, ee, ond First Security Bank of Pennsylvania to Utah, N.A. os Beneficiary, covArthur Albert ering real property located in ond Annie AuSolt Lake County, State of Utah, gusta Bier Pandeond more portlcuioriy nier. Morrled scribed os: Vera Soderberg June 17, 1924, In AMERICAN Unit Salt Lake City. TOWERS, o Condominium ProShe died Oct. 14, with tect, together ond Includ1964. Engraver, Solt Lake Stomp Co. Partner In ing on appurtenant undivided in Interest Common the Areas, Pannier Inter mountain Stomp oil os established ond described Co. Later retired from the Sorenson Research Co. Member of the In the Declaration of CondominSouth Solt Lake Lions Club, Am- ium ond Record of Survey Mop bassador Athletic and Duck pertaining to sold Protect, both Clubs, Salt Lake Advertising of which were recorded In the office of the County Recorder of Club, Utah State Press Association, Hoi today Gun Club and Solt Solt Loke County, State of Utah, Lake Small Arms. Charter mem- on July 30, 1982 os Entry No. ber af isooc Walton Club. Life- 3697665 ond 3697666, respecttime odvocate of hunting. Ashing, ively, to Book 5400, commencbowling, rock and gem coll led- - ing at poge 292 through 377 ond Ing. In Book of Plats at poge 64. Survived by sons ond doughter, Wallace L., Fredrick, MaryDATED this 26th doy of Deland; Mrs. Victor (Pat) Daly, 1985. Kavsvllle; DonokJ D., Taylors cember, Dougios Matsumor! vllle; 12 grandchildren; 20 greatSuccessor Trustee grandchildren; sister, Gladys Pannier Salt Lake City; a dear Salt Elva Lake friend, Anderson, City. Preceded in death by o son, THE STATE OF UTAH KA Ponnler Jr. and a brother, INVITATION TO BIO O. Pannier. Clyde will be received by the Bids Graveside service Monday, Purchasing Division, Deport12:30 p.m., Murray City Cemement of Administrative Sertery. Friends may call at Mortuary, 4760 So. vices, State of Utah, 2112 State Office Bldg., Salt Lake City, 5 11:30 State, Monday, Utah, until 2:00 P.M., 78Jonu-ory- , p.m. Fomliy suggests contribuInvi1986, on the following tions to Primary Children's Hostations to Bid: pital In lieu of flowers. N3 112 TRANSPORTATION REO. NO. T 112 107154 PORTABLE OFFICE Birth and Family Backyard Storage Workshop Mountain Cabins D3 Ugat Notices James H. Allred Rulon LaMar Thayn$ Ronald Lovesy Kingsbury Area Deaths Tatar, prepared Save Monday, January 13, 1986 Salt Lake and Intermountain Area Obituaries Study Calls Service Sector Best Bet for Job Seekers You Can SAVINGS will enable Mormons to understand why proseltying is odious to Jews. Some of my Mormon friends say to me, We wont push but one of these days youll see the light and do things our way, he said. But thats not the way to make friends; the nature of respect is accepting one for what he is, not what one wishes the other person to be. I love the Mormons, he said. I think its good that they see a portion of their history as stemming from the same holy soil as we do. I also respect them when they give their word. BYU officials said theyre hoping a g Israelis cabinet committee will assure moderate citizens that the center wont be used to stage missionary activities. If the government looks at the situation and comes up with recommendations, it may go a long way toward convincing ordinary citizens that the center will be used for university activities, said Mr. Richards. We keep x giving assurances but the Jews keep saying we plan to proselytze. Sometimes we get frustrated. Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres has said he has no legal way to stop construction of the center and he wouldnt want to if he did, said Mr. Richards. Once the committee reviews our verbal and written commitments, they will give us a clean bill of health. In the meantime, he added, construction is continuing unhampered. The center is scheduled to open in the spring of 1987. -- Reouest for proposals mov be obtained from the State of Utah, Deportment of Administrative Services, Division ot Purchasing, 2U? State Office Bldg., Sort Loke City, Utah. Bidding closes at ? 00 P.M , 73JANUAR Y 1986, on the following: ChU REQ NO. 7404)1 WINTFR FOR ADVERTISING ACCOUNT THF UTAH TRAVFt COUNCIl The Deportment reserves the right ta relect any or all proposals, or to occept or relecl the whore or ony port of ony proposal, or to waive ony Informality or technicality In ony proposal In the best Interest of the State Only bids giving o firm Quotation properly signed will be occepted Bid proposals ond Meclflcotions will be furnished upon request A Douglas G Richlns, Director Division of Purchasing )0 DATED this 26th doy of December, 1985. Dougios Matsumorl Successor Trustee THE STATE OF UTAH REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Request for proposals moy be obtained from the State of Utah, Department of Administrative Services, Division of Purchasing. 2112 State Office Bldg-- Sort Loke City, Utah. Bidding closes ot 3:00 P.M., J8FEBRUARY 1986, on the following: PERSONNEL MGMT REQ. NO. 107729 HEALTH PLAN PROTO PROVIDE HEALTH COVERAGE TO STATE VIDERS The Deportment reserves the right to relect ony or oil proposals; or to occept or relect the whole or ony port of ony proposal; or to waive ony Informality or technicality In ony proposal In the best Interest of the State. Only bids giving o firm quotation properly signed will be occepted. Bid proposals ond specifications will be furnished upon request. Dougios G Richlns, Director, Division ot Purchasing THE STATE OF UTAH REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Request for proposals moy be obtained from the State of Utah, Department of Administrative Services, Division of Purchasing, 2H2 State Office Bldg., Sort Loke Cltv, Utah. Bidding closes Ot 3.00 P.M., 28 JANUARY 1986, on the following: NO. EDUCATION REQ OF 4044 1)18 PROCESSING USDA DONATED COMMODITY B CHICKEN The Deportment reserves the right to reled ony or oil proposals; or to occept or reled the whole or onv port of ony proposal. or ta waive ony informality or technicality In ony proposal In the best Interest of th State Only bids giving a firm quotation properly signed will be occepted Bid proposals ond will be furnished Specification upon request Dougios G Richlns, Director Division of Purchasing A 21 (Additional Lcgals on next page) |
