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Show Bandit Escapes With Cash Note-Wieldi- ng akf tribune fait 9 U Thursday Morning Section January Special lo The Tribune A bandit LAST MILL CREEK lti 16, D Page 1 Former l.'tah House Majority Leader and past Vernal Mayor Clair K. Hopkins died Wednesday He was 74. He nance and ranching Beginning in 195U. he served four terms in the Utah House of Representatives, two of those as majority leader Local government service included being a member of the Vernal City Council and later serving as mayor. Mr. Hopkins was also a member in many civic and government groups and was a delegate to the national Republican Convention in 956. In 1961 he moved to Salt Lake City to become Utah's director of finance, and in 1969 he accepted a federal job as state director of the Small Business Administration. For six months he was also regional director of the SBA's Mountain States Office in Den- He was born Jan. 12, 1912, in Joseph. Sevier County, to LeRoy and Flora Ross Hopkins. He married Von-etMillett in the Salt Lake Temple of a Ben-nio- the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints in 1935. He was an active member of the LDS Church and held various executive positions in both Vernal and Salt Lake City. Mr. Hopkins received his high school education in Delta where he was student body president. He graduated from Utah State University on a scholarship and did graduate study in business management at the University of California and in Washing- gan. Other survivors include 23 grandchildren, sisters Mary Ann Hopkins and Maxine Peterson, Wenatchee, Wash.; DeLell Connelly, Salt Lake City; brothers Garn Hopkins, Kansas City; and John Koiter, Grand Junction, Colo. Services will be held Saturday in the Monument Park 15th Ward. 1320 South Wasatch Dr. Friends may call at Sunset Lawn, 2350 E. 1300 South on p.m. and at the ward Friday from on Saturday one hour before services. Burial will be at Sunset Lawn Memorial Park. The family asks that any contributions be given to the University of Utah Hematology Department. a Fake Isaac Asimov S Super Quiz to Ph.D. Score point for each correct answer on the Freshman Level, 2 points on the Graduate l evel and 3 points on the Ph.D. a Celebrities: starting with made her film debut 'Summer I ove." Answer . Freshman level Husband ol ana I inner, Ava Gardner, and I'velyn Keyes. Answer I Photo LOU'teSV of tire km A bank robber is caught on film as he heads for the door at 3885 S. Wasatch Blvd., Wednesday. First Security Bank, Rclurnin to More .Normal Regime 1 . 2. He starred Answer in staried in Great Salt Lake Rises In 2 Weeks to 4, 209-Fo- 1 ot .2 Inches Level The Great Salt Lake was measured Wednesday at 4,209.00 feet above mean sea level, an increase of 12 inches since Jan. 1. The average rise for January is 3.8 inches, meaning that if the current trend continues, the monthly increase will be slightly less than usual. National Weather Service meteorologist William Alder said the rise indicates the lake is returning to a more normal regime after several years of greater-than-usuincreases. Last year, the lake level rose 1.8 inches in the first two weeks of the month; in the same pei iod in 1984, the lake rose 3 inches. Mr. Alder noted. two-wee- k He pointed out that even though the elevation increase is slowing, the Great Salt Lake is still somewhat higher than at tins time a year ago, when it was measured at 4,208.80 feet. enveloped the Wasatch Front since early December. Precipitation so far in January has been just 15 percent to 30 percent of the monthly average. The Weather Service has measured .27 inches for the first 15 days of the month; the January average is 1.35 inches. Law Finds Seal-Be- lt Majority Support In Utah, Poll Shows majority of Utahns favor a seatbelt law, according lo a survey for the Utah Department of Health Thu Dan Junes and Associates poll showed 53 percent of 60U Utahns questioned support passage of a mandatory law, the department anA THE SHORT TERM SOLUTION TO LOW SAVINGS RATES. The American Savings 28 Day Preferred Certificate Cutting the most for your money is important. Now, with only $500 minimum deposit, you cun start earning a high market rate of interest while keeping a high role of flexibility. That's just what you get with the 28 Day Preferred Certificate at American Savings. Your money earns interest at a high rate that's compounded for an even higher yield. Of course, the longer you leave it in, the more money you make (and we'll automatically renew it for you tit the end of every term if maturity you can get at your money on short you wish). But with y notice if you need to. You're money ahead with American's 28 Day Cerlilicate. So call or any of our statewide offices. 28-da- nounced. The release follows a Utah House committee's favorable nod on a seatbelt law backed by a cadre of Utah business and government organizations. The specific question asked was, "Do you favor or oppose the passage of a mandatory seal-hel- l law for passengers of all ages in the front seal','" Some 27 percent were "strongly" in favor, and another 26 percent favored such measure. Some 28 pereenl of those surveyed "strongly" opposed the measure In Utah. 300 people die on highways e, it'll year, or an average ol six deaths each week a Death of Orem Teen Is Still a Mystery Special to The Tribune OREM Police are Hlill Investigating the death of a Orem youth. - Gerald Nielsen, Orem police for location nearest you. spokesman, $20,000 - 49,999 $50,000 Plus V American Savings Your Partners in Money Management "Dr. m the film f 9, He headed the . and later the l.A Detense Department. Answer Imago. Answers .... lorims.smsc, s.stmi 3. He He attributed the slow rise of the Great Salt Lake and slight decline of Utah Lake to the dry pattern that has 500 - 2,499 2,500 - 19,999 Answei VS". 9-- "Dredging the Jordan River to increase the flow out of Utah Lake seems lo be paying off." Mr. Alder observed. 0 names Lust an oral polio 7. he discoverer ol v n us uccine. 8. She Ctah Lake, meanwhile, is now just about 1.2 inches above a legally established compromise level and slightly lower than its elevation on Jan. 1. 483-580- Ph.D. Level level. said Wednesday that Todd A. Douglas was found dead in his bed Sunday morning by a younger brother who went lo wake him up. ('PR attempts by the youth's mother failed to revive him. lie said the dealh Is believed lo be fieeideiilal An autopsy is being by the t Pile medical examiner's office Officers said a half full container of gasoline was discovei cd and police are mvesligaling the possibility that the death was a lesult of Inhaling UiO fumes Roskv b uio- . Answer I A Graduate 4. He in the w Level is ims rote the hit song HJ '2 "I auglilcr Rain." Scoring - 1H Congratulations, points doctor; 17 to 15 points - Honors Youre graduate; 14 to 10 points 9 to 4 no but grind; smait, plenty points - You t cal ty should hit the hooks harder; 3 to points moll in remedial courses im mediately! t) points - Who lead ic questions to you'.' - 5. Tins rock star had a Hit with "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?" Answer 6. He coached the Miami Dolphins lo Super Bowl championships in 1973 and 1974. Answer uiqns uBwais po misavDS "MS aiuy '1 g q PN s tty-pa- if nop t Answer . Ken Red 19Ut miistonof The lake has increased 7.8 inches since reaching its low point on Nov. 1. the meteorologist added. Call back, ISAAC ASIMOVS SUPER QUIZ 8 ton,' D.C. Mr. Hopkins taught at Uintah High School in Vernal for four years and then worked as the farmers home administrator for Uintah and Duchesne counties for 6lz years. note c ver. Clair R, Hopkins Served 4 House Terms the grabbed the money and ran out the 1 In 1979 he received a Distinguished Service Award from Utah State University He is survived by his wife, two sons and three daughters. Clair Jr., Mrs. Roger (Patricia H.) Tullis. Mrs. Douglas (Janet H ) Todd, all Salt Lake City; Mrs. Steven D. (Marjorie H.) Ephraim; and John Hopkins, Lo- took then a basefive-too- " hurl , disap-pealed- suspect was wealing The l.t Chuck ChtiMensen. Salt Lake County Sheriffs office, said no weapon was seen The man. believed to be wealing a blond wig. handed a note to the teller asking for the t in fs. tens and saying "do what say and no one will get For 20 years he operated a hotel and restaurant in Vernal He was also involved in real estate, insurance, fi- lie l.t Christensen said ball cap. light eolured ski parka and l jeans He was about 22 years old. seven and wore dark glasses The Salt Lake office of the FBI said the suspect was given money with t ded serial numbers Tins is the second hraiu.li ot to tie robbed ill the aiea in the afternoon a past two days, 'lues-lamail uisplayed a large hunting kmle to escape with an undetermined amount el money from the Cotton wood llolladay branch of the hank 4711 S Highland Drive, p m se tetrace where parking escaped with an undetermined amount ot money after he handed a teller a note at the First Security Bank Olympus Hills branch. 3885 S Wasatch Blvd Wednesday at 3 43 Majority Leader, Clair R. Hopkins, Is Dead Ex-Hou- turn! dour ami into an underground - Fisher Published with pet Dembnet Interposes Intcrmounhun Area Obituaries Dcallis Art-t- i 1986. BURGOYNE, Kannb, Jan. Salt Lake Helen, 1986. M. 7enda, City, Jan. 14, 14, CLAWSON, 1986. CORDRAY, Carole Salt Lake City, Jan. D 13, 1986. COURTWRIGHT, Pearl E., Kearns, Jan. 14, 1986. THomas M. FARLAINO, SR., Salt Loke City,. Jon. 14, 1986. GOODELL, Elsie A., Sail Lake City, Jan. 12, 1986. Martin J., HARRIS, Thayne, Wy., Jan. 15, 1986. HOLMES, John 'Paupv,' Salt Luke City, Jan. 13, 1986. HOPKINS, Clair R., Salt Lake City, Jan. 15, 1986. JONES, Mevina T Draper, Jan. 12, 1986. KfRKMAN, Clyde B Salt Lake City, Jan. 13, 1986. LELONEK, Konrad F., Salt Lake City, Jnn. 12, 1986. MCFARLANE, Sail Lake City, H. Nyle, Jan. 15, 1986. PEPPER, Louise M., Sail Lake Clly, Jan, 14, 1986. Mar it yn. ROSENBAUM, Salt Luke City, Jan. 14, 1986. St GGERMANN, Walter, Salt Lake City, Jun. 8, 1986. SHfclBOURNE, Be- atrice, Fiesno, Calif., Jan. 1986. 13, SHOEMAKER, Kenneth S., Salt Lake City, Jan. 15, 1986. SIMONSEN, Alvin Sr., Bountiful, Jan. 14, 1986. 3 HIROS, John N., Layton, Jan. 14, 1986. WALTON, Violet B., Salt Lake City, Jan. 15, 1986. WILLIAMS, Willard, O' cm, Jan, 13, 1986. Nyle McFarlane H. t MO Ci lone, 50, beloved husband, lather , son, yi aruttuther ond ih other died Jan. 15. 19f6 In a Sott I ok ( tty hospital utter an extended illness. Horn Nov. 75, 19J5 In Lehl lo Haiti y Monte ond Edith Adme Turner Mi or lane. Man led In da shinglctun. Utter diverted Mamed Leslie; later Uivrx cod. Mari led Kathleen ur son Muv 76, 195 in Ely Nevada; Irrter solemnized in Hie Manli I US Tempi Gradual and all uround athlete at Jordan High & hwl where he was gil Mat In both bnskettMiil ond IooHkjII Played football u! RU whei he wus all cooler nee Also played lixttxili la Hie leitlus Cowlmvs and Oakland Raider v Couched loaHxill at Pungurtth on Montueiio High Schools Was a Intlpa! tt South Sevier High School and Mon a fix eight years Served on many sttrtp educational committees where he was resnefd by ail he associated wrttt Devoted his IHe to working with voting people and hod u ln ei t desli to set ve his lellow man Active member L DS I.hwch. serving as Sunday School fearner, wod llnuptlal tie k ond was n high pf lest ' Swvlved by ht wife, F illmo son, Brett Nyle. sevhy on I DS Mission ir New 7enioi.il, dough t S, Chrlsla Caver t I vomlon, Wyom Melissa Joy, Detexuh I ynn, both Sait ok City yd Hlmor three granrktnl Heidi, dr eri, (Kit eats. Provo, Joan Chi isiensen, Lr aper. I ooeraj Servile I HOay, noon, Mietfoe S terrier friends may r oH 1usJoy, 7 ft pm at Hie Uii n in llimr e M(hi'y and I rlFrv If) am until time of rt the shAe center veyde vt wire unit hut Hl I iday, 4 :u p m r the Blotttkile ten. tti v Funeral ttprn Vm tu.i y F Htrnn e t 16 16 NI I II MORL-- H. Nyle sitt, svr ia irtll Elsie A. Goodell Louise M. Pepper BARKER, Abram, Tov-lo- i sville, Jan. 14, 1986. BOYE, August R Salt Lake City, Jan. 13, 1986. BRAISER, Leah H,, Bountiful, Jan. 15, 1986. BREATHWAITE, Miles R.- , Anaheim, Calif., Jan. 13, I ooise Marie Preston Pepper, age , ol Salt lake Crtv, passed owov Januar v Clara Andersen Goodell, died Januury 17, 1Vq6 in Luke City. Boin July 2f, levs, Salt Lake ( ily, Utah to Hans C. and Jor gensen Andersen. Mor-- age Luke City. Fred enck and Lou e ise Mai le Hot n lo Stark. Mamed Elmer Preston W. They were later divorced. Married Har ry J. Pepper. He pi her in death. She was! a homemaker and member ol Hie LDS Lhurch. Survived bv; three sons ond their wives, Wayne and Iva Pr jer r y and Made'me Pi exton. Hob and LoRoe Pi exton; daughter and hr husband, Uunme and Chuck Ruev; twelve grandchilgieal-giondren; twenty-fivchildren, all ol bull Luke City. Preceded in death bv daughter, Carole Ruward, and grandson, Hr uce Ruwurd. Graveside services wilt be held Friday, January 17, 1V8A, 1? noon, Redwood Memorial Estates, 6500 South Redwood Rd. where lr tends may call Thursp m. and hi iday one hour day pi tot to ser vie es. F uner al Dir Memorial Estates Mortu-a- led Ralph C. Goodell. fr om Sprlngfipld, take later 9 jo. Goddaughter IVW m Soft Sc in City Funeral services Friday IKK) Hie AAurkuy CuttonworxJ Mortuary, 460 Highland Drive. I fiends may call p.m. and frukiv one hour prior to services. Interment: Wasatch lawn Memor il Park. Funeral Directors' Mac Kay Cottonwrrod Mo om at v DI6 NI R. Boye August Russell Buy, passed away January U, 1V06 In a Salt Lake City Hospital, Bor n hr 1915 In 0 eeley, ruduloi L.oi'd S Bore Mur t red Fern Ockermun in Pavson, Utah Dm ember 8, ( pact it oh M Cor to 4Q dn, tf Jt Pauls Iptscoixil flmrih, 17 noon East at Jnnunry 17 In leu of Mow fo Ut ntake contributions is, F'aul's Memo lul Funrl T T Wli 16 So VHi Waltor Soggormann moon, kj 69 f I lot liJu ihed Janu y 8, 1VH6 fVMn in New Vink (tty, he moved iv.immee tram Utah He was u etir ed pipe dt m frttei u'l welder ft n tltn ompanv Memlrer t H First ifciphs! Chairfi in krssm me Vrivlyrws wtte. I lots SggM Ml imel BcHiv, muon, Wuttm Issimmi-e- VU Wedneskry tt lihih Rik, Mnlvnle, LMuh ikiughiet, Diane Hcf.den, Wes Pm t, ( or mm tK 1, sr ven yt and think )iniiil hmu frnicid imt fh(inis4h In isslnlme I '6 in Nevada, solern-nup- In Hie Lake l Sitt .0 Temple Served5 I U.S. Mission Cental Pacific in also lotir Stake Missions O id In Stake Mission Presidency and Bishopric ClO'K. Well loved Teacher, Groducrte, Dniverstty of Utah. Retired, JU Com pttter Systems AnaDsi. Survivors Wife, sons and daughters, Bruce Monlev and wife K ur en. Soft uk C rty. Mr s Shorn (Lawunu) Slnho, Drwn-s Grove, Illinois; HfveHy, Da viri Owen and Frank Hn Michael, all Soli Luke C.ttv sisters, Lily Wilson, Salt Lake Ctty; Mrs. Co (Mildred) (,fawlcU, Hollywood, e.s Calilt nia, ol sr vires wrll Ij Satur day, January I, 1986 Ctt lOU NKn in I iifventti Ward Chapel, 951 Last Km Souttt Friends mn, Cull luikin Mortuary, 760 Las' SouHi Temple, Iday 6 8 pm and Suturduy at tt.f Wrm) hoIn ser vices in one hour pi mi pe! merit t.lysian Bur mi ( .or dens Nil 16 T Carole D. 16 Cordray SMrm-leIV4V in Alamosa, ( olor ado lo Apnl Cur and tJelia ( ar c u Stiiomr She mar ned her ls Fm 761 1996 5, o, laler 14, Pauls pis otnil (Ituuh, h hcjd ser ve on the ves wtier t y and wrnker) voth He Birr Scofrt Iicvh Member, A I J 4 A M fot Mvimjis mJge in He was Worshipful i960 Also acHve in II KaUih Shrm and Scottish Rite Ivxln-Sui vlvvd by; tils wile, and son, James W Brrve ot Suit I gke Cff, Dtati, Hir e grande tnl sister. Lon oil Wilson, Denver f flo tirlo. Memrjrlul services to b SI y ik t h'n Mmhr years - Shoe- UUalnst Com EmpluvoU 40 bv S V I. 17 Carole leiores Saiuror Lu druv, J6, died lanunr v n, 1986 n I rty, Salt (uk at home, ullr a j O' uv bailie f ColO- ouise N3 maker Mor ried Vola Dten Johnson, ebr F 4, y t Kennefli Stanley Shoemaker, passed awuv January 15, at home. Born July 9, M? ' 1978 in Genoia, Utah to Roy S. and Myrtle iia enh al Stales Mission fix He I. u.S Church ont Retu ed D&RGW Rail mod utter workIny lor .17 year as a switchman. Survived by live daughters, Mi s. Don Sandv) iulundet Mai ysvaie, Utah, Mrs. I. Hester (Paulo) Grimm, West Valley ( rty, Mrs Wbei1 (Kathleen) Hintry, Riveiton; Mrs. Gnu Thomas, Taylorsville; UluVuun Klikmon, Salt uke City; 75 gr arnkluldr en, 7 gr eot-gandi luldr on; one bi other t Jwo'd U K kmun and one sister Mrs. Don (Rnsu I Skmnei, both Salt Luke ert 116 Jewell August step-g- 1VH6 the 115 three 57, Lake City to Clyde R. ond Banter Pe.jil K it k man tour NJ ; Kenneth S. Shoemaker Clyde Baxter Kirkman, 66, passed uwov January IJ, 1986 in a Sah l uke City Hosprtai. born January 70, I eat-gandchlldr en; brother. Gordon H. Andersen, all of Suit Luke City Preceded In death by twelve brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be he'd Monday. p.m. Lai kin Mortu-ory- , 760 Lust SouHi Temple, where H lends may call one hour pi lor to set vtcev Interment, Sait Lake City Cemetery, 4lh Avenue and N Sh eets. Kirkman B. Clyde She: Accountant in the hanlware business, and hod been active m Hie LDS Church. She rs sur vived by: son, Ralph E. Goodell ond his wife, Peg, yrondson, John Ralph Goodell; Hiree Becky Christiansen, Rick Gregor and Randall Gregor; one great-y- i D16 N3 in Sort CHy. He died In served as an T 116 T Ill- lv6 inois, v i VO, Salt 1986. in Soli 14, Isie I Nil IA sweelhetn I, ( o Nit har d C'xdrav, January U, 19) in I Ikn, NevurJu Gradouted from Highland High Sr haul in Iv Hie University of UIuM Sh was an cnmpiiited O' tist, tochairjiersonl' Hie l9H5leer Volley Chamber Music Festival Fhet riled in decH. Dy tier te loved hostxind and friend on January 4, IV8J Survived by fwo sons, Albert 1, and Me ha JesRiKky.nge sie, uge 4, mottier, Della Salami till 'jjH lake Cty, il tu citin' and sisters. Jimmy Slaur, (ID o. (ilbrt SaN in in Nrlim l a Soluor, tnjil Sola SaFiiar. rar , all Vilt i.uke t tty; I inda k UYSvlUrt. 'xinih Shw, k nnewick, Washington; Delia Ste'Hr Butter, Houston, Mi tinei, Bmnlllwl; l. or ks Sam Jr . I uytnn Pul'll. Memorial Ser vlr e will be held brtuidov, janua y IN, tt KM) pm, at the Neil 9)16 CMmnoell and Sis Muituv, P7i o,t 100 mirth lnuolrinw s t tends wishing nuy i nnti ih ate to a Memur 'ji I und ft her th'iilf en s rtuiritiirn 'ft NI I 16 I, (1 loll 11 llllllUlH'll'S im next pngt-- i |
