Salt Lake Tribune | 1986-01-19 | Page 41

Cu -- Arta Births Salt Ijikc City and Intermoantain .iron Obituaries ra ( i! v 1 : llo-pit.- V' . - " So t WBs vce e n do ond Vr r , onJ Mr V P'lCO R er Ja and Vrs V' Vr ond va orer. dauger Lce P'thQrd V' Dona d ond Vr son Vr and Vr PoLcLQr sen, daughter Joy Vnrer, son , v So fa 0" rjtj. bea-r- , 16, 1986 MABERRY, Paul L., Vr. ond Mrs. Ernesto Voider, daughter. Vr ond Mrs. Danny Hof mono, son. 1986. MOPTENSON, Raman Jeon, Provo, Jan, 17, 1986 MOZLEY, Tom, Salt Lose City, Jon. 18, 1986 NEAThEWY, J , Anchor age, Alaska, Jon. 12, 1986. PALOYBi, Tony, Ogden, Jon. 18, 1986. RANKIN, M K., Salt Lake City, Jon. 16, 1986. ROBINSON, Cletus, Son Lake City, Jan. 17, 1986. SMITH, Charles W., Son Lose City, Jan. 18, 1986 SORENSEN, Vera , Provo, Jon. 16, 1986. WEST, E. Eugene, Sait Loke City, Jan. 17, 1986. WILSON, William v., Sol Lake City, Jan. 14, 1986 ul Mr. and Mrs. Alan An. derton, dauQhter. Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Conlon, twin sons. Mr. ond Mrs. MarK Erd-mo- doughter. Mr. ond Mrs. Therman McCoy, daughter Mr. ond Mrs. Dole Morey, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Richord Smith, daughter Mr and Mrs Kt tJ White, son. 'g a c e' D,1 iFee' t ol jn 0 officials completed three days of strategy meetings Saturday and guaranagreed to seek tees. especially if they are forced to take pay cuts or make other conces- u'xl d opret Soj 0 Co (t, l Oe Lpr u m, h,3 i ;n Earl H. Argyle &Owt,FJL tort h A g mid-1960- Non-ferro- Industry Conference, emphatically states what Ball considers the unions' No. 1 priority: We seek job guarantees of work or pay for the life of the agreement. Ball said that seeking job guarantees is not necessarily pie in the sky. Some companies have made similar offers in the past in exchange for economic concessions, he said. Most contracts covering union copper workers expire July 1. The active work force is down to about 7.000, compared with 40,000 a decade ago About half of the industry's jobs are in Arizona. The unions won t have to wait long to put their strategy into effect. Meetings with company negotiators are scheduled for Friday in Tucson and in Phoenix. for Feb. Bob Petris, a regional director of a ea yuwory oi Born Api H 190. In Bourrtt tui, Lo son o Bn H ond toe Woe Hogon a kxo- 6, ds " 0 5 r m me LDS Sot Herbert G (Bortxyai Borri, fricnond, AosnTgton, Wr Alien E Arge, Aesf Bountifoi Wr Ltovd p (D'One) CiorK, Bountiful six gr ondcnnen, one great grandchild, brother or-iter. Oovd L Argyle, Bountifjl, LO Von DecIStS. Vjrroy Funero1 ser.ee a t.e feo VondOy Jauory CHI 1pm ,n the boum f u,t ntt , ora Cropei, ?00 Nom ?00 Aest Fneno moy coil SuPOOv e.entng 68 p m cr JSSOI Bromer Bount Von-da?9 North WQ'n 45 c rr to at the Church, 1?4 pm lnterment Bountiful tj 00 18 'O 19 of Processing Plant Pickets LDS Church Offices After a decade of legal battles against the Mormon Church over an plant in Provo, Garn Baum took his case out of the courtroom and onto the sidewalks of Salt Lake City Saturday. Mr. Baum and a few supporters picketed the downtown office building of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints in hopes of gaining an audience with some church leaders. He still wants to get back an tract from which he was evicted last August more than ten years after he failed to pay a note Mr. Baum told the Associated Press he has met Gordon B. Hinckley, first counselor in the church's First Presidency, to discuss the matter, but failed to reach agreement. Now he wants to meet the church's Council of Twelve, which governs the church under the direction of the First Presidency The Mormon Church has already made every effort to negotiate with Mr. Baum, church spokesman Jerry Cahill said Saturday. Although he could have been evic ted in 1975, the church allowed Mr. Baum to stay until the litigation cleared up. The Mormon Church paid all the insurance and taxes for the property during the 10 years of legal battles, even though Mr. Baum still lived there. Mr. Baum had developed a plant, warehouse and orchard on the property where his house was located. In 1975, he tried to sell the land to the Mormon Church, but he rejected the church's offer of about $500,000. First Security Bank foreclosed on the property and a holding corporation for the Mormon Church, Deseret Title, purchased the property for the church's original offer. The land is adjacent to the church-owneBrigham Young University. Mr. Baum claims the Mormon Church ruined his processing business by property was telling cherry farmers not to sell to him. Mr. Baum's Brigham Young University. Mr. Baum's adjacent to the ehurch-ownelawsuits have been dismissed from State District Courts in Utah, Federal District Courts and the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals In Denver. Mr. Cahill said Mr Baum's own attorney told a federal judge there was no evidence that would indicate the Mormon Church had anything to do with his loss of property g y ex .oce Me ot tee v0 e i r i Ber- Aonl l3 Loe Goff y 1986 kon-s- to James Ornn and Angie Sne'l Moberry Morried Mane T Lake t Funeral services will be Tuesday 12 noon at McDouoal Funer-a- i Home, 4330 South Redwood Rood Friend may call Tuesday one hour prior to service. Interment Wasatch Lawn. N3 18 Theresa Thereso lieutenont S. 19 ) LaPlante S. LoPionte. U.S. Colonel retired Army Nurse Corps, died January 16, 1986. Born October 6, 1919, Col LaPlante served in the Army Nurse Corps, for 23' i years, and held positions ns an Administrator at the Univei srtv of New Me ico and Boston univet srtv Her contributions to nursmq service, education, and the profession, were distinguished ond numerous Born in Newburvport, Massachusetts, to Sodie ond Arthur LaPlante. She is survived by three sisters, Margoret and Laura LaPlante, Newburvport, Massachusetts; Alice Vokourt, She Law'ence, Massachusetts Is c is 3 survived bv many h lenus who loved ond cherished her, and who will miss her so very much. Theresa retired from nursing ond spent the lost Yi veor in So Lake Cv, Funeral services win be held Mondov, January ?0. 1986 10 30 a m at the Neil 0 Donnell & Sons Mortuary, 37? East 100 South In lieu of flowers the family requests that contribution be sent to. Sigma Theta Tau Memorial F und, in car e of. College of Nursing, University of Luh, 7S South Medkol Dr S L.C , UT 8411? T N3 18 19 Ramah Jean Mortenson Pleasant Grove M - ' Mr Cftv 19 George N3 19 Cirocovitch George Clrocovch, former Lake Cfty resident, died 17, 1986 In Perth, Australia at the age of 70 He was 0 eonsulny engineer wh the Goiigher Company for many veors, representing the firm In Europe, Afrko ond Asia He survived bv hi wife, John Dorothy daughter. Mr (Jone) klwl'ltn, three OH Of Perth. So 18 N3 W William V. Wilson 10, Vlnrerst Wilson, 14 VftA white vismg S.r i uke C ttv tunny Memorial service will be at o later cke In tvrmstun, funeral directors Nell O Donnell and Sons Mortuary 19 T iw Nj WHI'um (find Jon Born In Sa Loke Cv Jon. 26, 1913 to J Everett West ond Succumbed 0 Knight Coi'for- O'O. Deimo Tro-- 8 20 from highj school there Morrld Mory B Tobin Sept 17, 1947. Longtime emplcve of Salisbury Investment Company. Served In the U.S. Army during World Wor II. Survived bv wife; sister ond brothers, Mrs. Joseph W (Gwyn) Lorsen, Pleasant Grove, Ddie H. West, Provo, J. Everett West, Sa Loke Cv, nieces ond nephews. As requested bv him there will be no viewing and no funeral service N3 l M9 Neathery Alaska -ANCHORAGE, James Elbert (Ned) Neathery m, possed owov o the Humana Hospital m Anchor oge, Alosko Jan. 1986. Born In Bomore, Moryland Aug 19, 1948 to James Elbert ond Jeon Cosson Neathery Marled Normo Patricio (Pot) Sutton In he Sa Loke LDS Temple Mov 21, 1982 Ned graduated wh honors from the Cadel, South COOiino in 1969 He wos o sergeant L5 In the Marines in Graduated from the University of Utah College of Low In Mov of W83 He passed the Utoh Bor Exam m Jonuory of 1984 ond proctlced low in So Loke City. He wos 0 first lieutenant in the Utah Notional Guard Soectoi Forces He ond Pat moved to Aloska in September of 1984 He passed the Aloska Bor Bom In 1985 He opened his own law practice w the fall of 1985 Survived by hi wife, mother, Miomf, Flor . doughter ond son, Wendv Neathery, New Mexico, Seth Neathery, DoMos sisters, Marv Colchner, Miami, Bonnie brother, Steven We who Neathery, Phoenix knew this man were greatly Influenced by his devotion and love for his fomlly, friends and fellow humon bemos His loss Is fe more deeply than can be uneiol service Wednesday, Jan 22, noon, Jenkms-Sott4 '60 So. State, where friends mov cull Tuesday, m ond p Wednesday one hoif hour prior to service Interment Veterans Section of the So Lak e Cv Cemetetv In lieu of flowers Put request iat money be sent to eher Hie Primary Childrens Med'coi Center or to ie Salvo tion Ai my T I 19 N3 19 J. Hamilton Laird DUGAAV John Hamilton me Duqwov, forme' ku evident, died Jon 16, 1906 in Dugwav of 0 her attack Boi n June 10, 1917 in I mekti to RoOe't and Nellie Walker lolrd Morried I eona Broderick Od 12, 1937. SO Loke f v He was a controct soecioHst for Hie US Government at Dugwav Member lDS Church l if member of the Tintic BPOE lodge, served os exhaed ruler for two terms. He was 0 state district deputy grond ehaed ruler In W62-6Le member Eureka Loir cl 68 Fire Deportment Operated Laird's Morket in Eureka for 36 Tintic veors Graduate High School Employed at Dugwav for 12 Tom Mozley vo:e 9s oed ,oA t ' 4 .8 cv, Nevada, - ' brothers, Earl' Christtonsen, Co'iforna. Vol Chnstionsen, Pennsylvania; three gronddaughter s, two T He lived ouiehy, and passed quietly. He is peocefui in his i est. Services win be held Tuesday, Jonuory 21, 1986, at 10 o.m., at 23' Redwood Rood, where h 'ends mov call Monday, from 6 to 8 p m. Groveside services will r be held Tuesday, 3 p.m. at ah Cemetery, Aoroh, Loh T N3 19 Peggy Garrard Lulo Lino Oio "Peogv' 79, died Jan. 16, 1986. Born Aug 22, 1906 in Duluth, x. Minnesota to Alex and Auro- ra Hosiuio 0)0 f Morrid Harold LeRov Gorrord Dec. 19, 1959 in Ooden. Survived by veor s Survived bv his wife, Dugwav; two daughters, Mrs Cor! (Shor on) Peterson, Aurora, Colo, Co Laird. Sa Loke Cv two grandchildren, one o eat grandson, tour brothers, Philip C Laird, Pasadeno, Coin ; Robert W Lolrd, Orem, f red H onj Rich. Of d U I ai d, boi of ( ur oka t unei ol service Horn Tues dOv, f uieka I Iks t odoe ntli t nends toll c HoHoitov Hilts i ni Mone 66 So ton ost Vm Hicjuin 6 8pm Moi .,y ond He I ik cxiyr in f uekg unc hour o'or to sewi.e Inesduy Bur 'o' I u' eka City Cf meter y 19 t 119 N) PLEASANT GROVE Ora Nell Boker Oefos, 53. died Friday Jonuory 17, 1986 in o Provo hosDal of heart foifure She wos born April 20, 193? in Bickneil, Utah o daughter of Max Manqun ond Modoe Whe Bak-e- r She married Howard Andrew De1as Jonuory 14, I960 In the Sa Lake LDS Temple. She was reored ond educated in Bickneil ond Durango. Colorodo She was on artive member of the LDS Church and wor ked at the American Fork Training School. She is survived by her hus- t band and porents, Pieasont Grove, two sons, three daughters, Mrs. David (Rebecco) Kemmerer, Wyoming; Johanna Deitlos, Pleasant Grove, Rondv Deios, Amer icon Fork; Mis Douglos (Tommy) McEwon ond Leon Dertlas, both of Orem, six grandchildren, one S'ster. Mrs Spencer L. (VeeAnn) Seoger, Ogden, one brother, Gory M Boker, Cedar CV. Funeral services will be held Monoav January 20. 1986 at II 0 m. In the LDS Pleasant Grove 5th Ward, 275 Eost 500 South. Friends moy toll Sundov at the Oipln Mortuary, Pieasont Grove, 494 South 300 Eost from 6 8pm and Monday one hour prior to services Grove City Cemetery. 119 T N3 I ' 19 Tony Polombi T ony Polombi, 59, of Roy, died Jon. 18, 1986 at an Ogden hospital of o stroke. Born Nov. 16. 19?6 in McGill, Nevoda, o son of Vincenio and Josephine Rossi F'otombi Married Alloa Sato March 20. 1965 m Ooden; later divorced Had owned ond ooererted e Mt l Motel in Ooden. Reoied ond educated in Ogden whei e he lued most of hi life Gioduoted Horn Ooden High School Attended Weber State CoReoe Member of Si Motvs Catholic Church Member '(Hernol Older of f ogles, t. odge 7 w Member Utah Motel Ownei s Assoc Survived bv two uncles ond one ount m Maly and several cousins in Ooden Mass of c ti istion bur io w hi be oheted Ttiesdo, IQ om, Sf CrthoRt Church in OgMarys F t pends mov cal' at ond jons VnrhMKv Monday. 6 8 i m Holy i oso' v will be reerted it 8 0 m Interment Ooden C rty Cemetery den N3 19 T ' 19 Clyda M. Hammond Mae rrCE Clydo died Jon 16, Horn-mon- W86 in tal Hommoed a Tucson, Arijong hospi- Born Morch 25, 1917, Chicogo. to Fletcher and Hoi Met Borton Hammond Morried J W Hommond Jr Feb I 1941, Price Resident of Carbon County since Illinois 1935 Survived bv her husbond, J W Hommond Jr of Price, four sisters, Edith RombrouQh, Sait Loke Cv Ethel LO. MoryvIRe, Tenn. F lo O Nte'von. E'lenburg, Wash; Harriet Morfin, Tucson, Aril ; slSer-lnlow- , Blanche e Mommoi'd So Loke Cv, ous mer es and nephews. G'Oveside service Tuesday, p m Fr)te c tty tmeter v FamiChapel ly will be at McheR tou r pilor 0 graTuesday veside service in lieu o flowers fnmity suggests coHihirHons to ttf Lah Mfjit o UH)h Lung As SOt lotion 0f T t 19 NT 19 Oe; Acheci Set V m Ano, 0? PROPOSALS Will BE BtCIIVIO UNTIL; 2 00 p m. on Jon-u- o v 3. i98 at me Vd.o e crty hom located at 60 East Center eet. Mid. o1 Loh A 03 PROPOSALS WILL BC PUBLICLY OPtMO ANO HAD aw januov 3i, 1906 c?00pm ai me v dvoe Ofy Hon located at 60 East Center Street. Midvo'e, Loh 1 A 04 PROPOSAL OU AR ANT Y. toch prooosol $htl be oom-pomebv o occeptoO'e form of Prooosol Guoronty fn on oniount equoi to at least five (S) percent of me omaunt erf me M , proposal povobie to Miasoie Cv Corporation o guororm Af9a, me Proposal is occepted, me Bidder wifi execute me yree-meMaNrlol ond IRe Labor and ond occeptobie Performance Bonos within 3 oovs after the award of me Caxtb acY. Payment 1 A OS OWNER S RIGHTS RIStBVCOtM'dvoieCtrv Corporation, hereinafter coned me OwYer, reserves me right to reject on Proposals ond o waive ony Informa'ity or technicoirtvlnony Prooosot in tte Interest of me Owner. A 06 OIPOSiTt Contractors sho" be required to depcs 130 00 for eoch set of drowmg ond speciT'cotions The deposit muff be o c emtied or company check povob'e to Midvo'e Cfty Corporarefundable if me drawing are returned In goad tion ong condition within ten (101 dovs after Bid Opening. A 07 PROJECT DRAWINGS ANO SPf Of tCATtONS con be O at Midvo'e City hoh on Jonuory 6, 1960. Office hours 6 30 o m. to 4 45 p m. NOTICE OF FILING CASE NO BEFORE THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Of UTAH in Matter o me Application & SONS, of JC. INC. for Authority to Operate os o Motor Corner of Property in )9 bangerter inasare cont p'oooses to ooer-a- e os O contract carrier bv motor vehicle for me transportation of such commodies os ore in by dmg stores over deo routes horn worehouse ond of OSCO Drug, me. at Pason. Utoh ond Sait Loke ON, utoh, from Povson ond So Loke City, Utoh to stores in tion Said JO'dun the Hearth In Disposal Systems. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' Please take notice that the Soft Lake Boord of Heatth will conduct o public hearing fe the purpose or receiving comments and concerning a revision of the Wostewoter Disposal Systems Regulation. The proposed revised Wastewater Disposal Systems Regulation Includes1 Jurisdiction and generoi powers ond duties of the Deportment; mandatory to be con tte lows of ME NT presenv of , Mostfr u be South Jor Jon, Utoh, on ftr uo' v 4, lv6 of 8 BJ? Seo'ed bds 00 p m w ni be irce-.fib, Deno'tmenf of 1m Social piOvment Srcu'it. non Avenue, Suit Lake (' URih at F0 Box 249, until 2 00 P M Jon H, 1906 for Of STC printer I'blMjns B tout's und specifications ncw be obtained bom Jeon C B.cb'dge ut 5T4 Soco' Hu'i A,e tte s ie Su A 0 o' ' iu ipe C't Utah connection fo sewer; offerncte woste disposal systems; toilet foaltffes; improper discharge of sewage prohibited; dis- charge of certain substances into sewerd prohibffed; penalties, enforcement, Itablltty; ond on appendix of prohibited Char ges were mode in some definition. bd ot th Cty OF PUBLIC HEARING Soft Loke Board of Heoffh matter of revision of 13, Woste-wate- r Regulations Betee the Yrhiie on sheets considered during the hfO'ing port'lu'or attention will be guen to the hontoge rood, Mivesie Drive ond the proposed 50000 South Sheet the ofo' ementioned public heoi'ng win be he'd in the South Jordon Senior Often Center, lOI'O South Bf(ksead Lone, R Georg o 0 Peerson, E xecutlve Secretory NOTICE g'en mo ; -- PROGRAMPH. I, DRAPER, UTAH This protect win ; be for the p'y qnd construction qf o newtroming, recreahonql gnd 0Pke, foe! iffy to be located east pf the freeway near the Stott Prtsen-e- tt. ; a se visit will te-- ; 1000 o.m an January 186 in me Staff Conference Room, State Prtser, Draper, Utah. Generq' Contractors moy OBpre-bi- poce at teiee 21, tain piO'-- s and specification Ok land, 175 South from Heery West Temple, Suffe GL20, Soff Loke City, utoh 16101, telePipes will phone (101) be avQiiob'e beginning Men-dJonuw 20. 19B4, tar a cast of 15000-pe- set. Prior fo receiving Orowfngs ond Specifications, the bidder shofi ho.e on fle with DFCM, copies of oppropriote current Utah license od a statement evidencing oanaabiiffy. 0ds w'lt be received until the hour of 2 00 P M., Tutlddv, F ebruor v Ii, i960 qt which ttme mey wilt be opened reed aioud in me DFCM Conference Room, 6110 State Office Bund Ing, So lake City, Utah B'd Bond in the amount erf fN-perceni (Ss) of the bid, mode povob'e to the Dlviston of Fool- ttles Construction ond Mgwogi ment, sho occempony bid See me specifications for alternate forms Of bid security. ad r ; . ; ; t t : : ; ; . ; Copies of the full text of mis proposed revised regulation are now ovoliabie for public Inspection at the So Lake Heoffh Deportment Building, 610 South 200 East, So Loke Cffv, Utoh 84111. A heorlng for the purpose of Obtaining comments concerning the proposed Regulation hos been scheduled for January ?4. 1966, ot 10 Or a m., qt the Sort Loke Heoffh Deportment auditorium, 610 South 200 Eost, Soft Loke Cfty, utoh 84111. Representatives of political subdivisions, governmental ooencles, sewer districts, ond other persons ore Invited to oppear ond present their views re'evont to the pr posai. Orol statement will be accepted at the hearing but, for occurocv of record, written State nentsoreencourogedond will be occepted at the time of the heorlng or prior thereto. Statement or questions should be oddressed to: Kent Miner, Wastewater Disposal Systems 13, Soff I ake Regulations Heoffh Deportment, 610 South ?00 tost, Soff Loke Cffv, ltih41M Telephone Number (8011510-7547- . Statements will be occepted if received on or before January 74 I960. 5 00 pm j t DIVISION OF FACILITIES CONST ANO MANAGEMENT CHRISTOPHER NELSON, A A, DIRECTOR i j INVITATION FOR BO Sand Crty will accept seoied 6 ds for Sportsfieid lighting far two ixod at 9500 Seuth ?oh Lost, Sandv. Se inspection ' invited Bds win be received By me Purchasing Agent ot City Mail, 640 Lost 6660 South (600 E. 160 N.) Sandy no later than TOO p m Jonuory ?9, 1966 where thev win be pubMcfy opened end read o'oud In the 1st Fleer Can. ference Boon. Rid documents ond Specfficattoni may be reviewed and obtained at Parks A Recreation oddres Oept. bereveiedatNA. meCv. Ora J. Lovell SandyCriyPurchoslnaAgent A 64 PUBLIC NOTICE that the ttoftf is heTbv South jodan City Council will hold 0 p.,b"' heoi'ng to regardof amendment uoss'b'e tt'f ing South Sheet ond Monggtment STAFF TRAINING CENTfR UTAH STATE PRISON CONST. a 5S B'd Band Is required. For former Information contact Ken Mamce at Sondy Cffy reserves the right q reiect any ond o bids, tp wqi onv Informofffy or fechnlcoitty deemed In me best interest of th-- of Reced. Horry D PugSlCv 940 Donner Wov 370 So Loke City, UT 84106 looder SN is IDFCMJfor. Dated me Commission ot Soit Lake Ctv. iom dov of jonuory, Ahenev ogreement fcondlt'onol soles conlro(i) held bv CENTURY IQjpvent os secu'ed ppiTv coice'ai struction above for N'A. They may atso 1986 Sod conoeroi be ng he'd to secure an ob''ga'On arising under o reta'1 msioiiment security ond mov be see t OU'PVfcNT CENTURY 4 4) Cenury Drive AJ protest NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bds win be receded bv me Division of Focuwes Can-- ; Utoh Bv Or oer of Utah, 9549631 The Sonfl, e Crow'er sO'ed Bountiful, must include a description of the conflicting outhority presently held bv Protestont, o general statement of me service being rendered bv Protestont within me scope of me oooiicat'on, ond me effecl mot me granting of the application woud hove on Protestont. Notices of intervention must include me obove cose number ond none, state me intervene s interest in me cose ond how me cose offect mot inter-esand o request fe ony direct relief desired Failure fo f'e a written protest notice whtn me anoffed fme will resu in o den'oi of permission to opoear ond participate in me heormg on ms matter, which w'M be scheduled subsequently with no further public nohee Fe further Infe motion, con-tome Commission at Fou Floe, Heber M Wei's State OfSo fice Bunding, Loke Crt, 8J850O9 vote LOe Cy, So Orem, Pro.o, Povson, Vemol, Ogden. Rov, Bngnom Ctfy, Logon, Cedor Cv ond $. George, Utah and Other points in Utah, od on return movement to tronsooH empty container ond reiected shipment used in me ooerabon described obove Any person wishing to protest said oppucotion, or otherwise Intervene in tne proceedings, must file a written protest or notice of intervention with the Commission, Heber M. Wells State Office Building, 160 Eost 300 South So Lake Cy, Utoh, 84111, within ten (10) business days of me dae of th'S publica- COMPANY, so'e s dut'ed occordmg to e of f iSotf uoh ( t N r U R Y I QU'P fo e ng 1986 Utoh. App 4)43 Century Dr, So Loke City to je'l, os is, for tosn, the following loiloterol, to wit cove 580 O Botkhoe Loader Drb'tc 10, Notice is hereby guen that the comoony hos fed on ooo cat'on wrtn twe Pubhc Service Commisson of , Cantor-mo- Commerce ISSUED. Jon NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE TO WHOM IT MAv CONCERN NoKe is hereby given that on Jon 21, 1986 C 2 00 0 m , o Oub-hso'e will be he'd c centu- Wheel A ov Gory L Grgnvii'e Clefk of the SuoefOr Coui BvK Somerville 1450 South 500 Eost Loke Cv, Lfon 8410? 4o6 Oct ?9 5985 905',25 Drowmgs, Specif colons ord omer Controct w eoo'edb.. So to show couse why the court should not moke an order declaring Ooudme Ann Crougn, ond or Stephanie Kim Crougn, to be oaooed You ha.e o right to oppear m person ond or bv counsel. If vou wish to be presented b an oone ond the court determines vou connot 0010 on one win be apoomted for vou Withojf chorge If vou foR to otoear ot the time ond o'oee stated aoo.e. the couH mov go forward wt the adoption of the mmor S Ceer pm&i 20 Theodore L Oough ore hereby ordered to oooeor on Februory 3, 1986, 9 30 AV m Deportment 16 of the Suoenor Court of Oronge Coun-tv- . ocoed ot 700 Cvic Center EQUIPMENT Jone geco' te LD no ADDITION CTV SENIOR V'DvalE C'T Y CORPORATION M D. AcL, UTAH 04047 all O', Cy DetoVo'e Y.oo&u, Sepon Associates, me You ry d.a Doc-ve'- to Y, Sonto A.ene FAIT I - flO DOCUMENTS SECTION 1 A . ADYEITISCMIN t A 01 lECCiPT OF PROPOSALS. Seo'ed proboscis ow forrrrj wR p euo-ebv me received bv Mtd.tje Cfty Cor oor ot on at me Midvo'e Ho located at 10 Eo$t M e utan until 2.00 jonuory 31, 1980 for the on U CUnS TO So-- tv, iron ( aa ese tcco'c maer N Sow C ' o t so be occep'ed um' Feoruorv n. en cgm-r- e Send w' en comments o CeOOrment of COmmuV ond Dement, stcre Communv Services Office, le.e 6. ro Sue G ce Bu d "g Sa't Loe Cv. Uoh, 4I14 a e9 CITATION No AO 33794 (Adoption) Superior Court Of The State of Coliformo For The County of Oronge in re the of ie AOupRon Petition of woiter J. Ludt, tu, Petitioner interment Pieasont oc 906 oerion DATLD - uts w- - The NEWSPAPER AGENCY mokes everv eor to oved errors vse osk that VOU check your od the FIRST dov oppeors ond imme-atpiv report ony error to the LeDeoartmei b go! Advertising We connot be r CoHmg for more than one day s incorrect insertion If you do not COM the error to Our Thonk yOU West, Reso- S N3 Drive ve Ggaen Keorns. son ond doughter, Jock Nell Deitlas tost 24 ' k husband, Ora -- Ufa LOke N3 Pease 1 L'tQn Cgae tv; Mrs. Alice Evckmyer, Wolnut Creek, Colrt; stepchildren, Don-olL. Gorrord, Jordan Valiev, Oreg; Mrs. Gwen Gorrord ond Mrs. Borbora Fisher, both Rov; Mrs. Doreen Dixon, Povson; 17 grondchlldren; 12 sister, Mrs. Lempi Nes sola, Duluth, Minn. Funeral service Tuesdov, 10 o m., McDougal Funeral Home, 4330 So. Redwood Rd, where friends may coll one hour prior to service. Interment North Ogden Ben Lomond Cemetery. 19 T N3 D19 Gu .oe N, ua' Ago Uoes G See C So James Bormon Doussard, 94, possed oway Jon. 18, 1986. Born Oct 20, 1891, Eost St. Louis, Illinois to Rufus ond Catherine Doussord. Married Helen Enfield She died Dec. 27, 1977. Retired roRrood Inspector for GM&O RoRrood and was o of World Wor i Survived bv sister. Jeon Hot o, Californio son, Jomes Doussord, James. Kevin' grandchildren, Dawn Bushmon, an of so Loke Todd Lomb, Bernle Lomb, Brlghan Cttv. Funeral service will be Mon-doHorn, Connon Mortourv, 2460 tost 7600 So., where triends moy coil one hour prior, interment Mt Carmel Cemetery, BeRevi"e, Rimes 19 T 19 n 6500 So. J LrOn j' " So James Doussard Redwood Memorial Estotes, O' u'a' V George COwVfs 19 i A e f .eCou-- N AOG 620 Soun 400 Las Edwords, Wvom.,' I 1969-7- ' Christiansen, sisters, Phyllis Hlltonl J. (Ned) 15, He is surwed bv Son, Vo C. . 19 causes o m. on January 1986 e anoe'-e'- -t sco Ca. s Cou"1. C Ou'if COuOuSt y Deon Emery Hord possed Jonuory 1? 5986 at home Born October 12, 1920 in Twin Fots, idoho to Neohl Glen and RosHpho Emerv Hordv He wos o decorated veteron of World Wor II, serving In the US Ar Force in oy Emo'oved bv Boeing Aircraft os o System Morried Undo Nilsson divorced Married Peggv Grns. divorced Survived by brother, Jock M Mordv; sister, Mrs Richard (Joon) Smuln, Doughter, Mory Jone Oisen; son, jettre Gien Hordv, John Gtms. Bovd Gtins. grandchildren, Anihonv ond Kevin Ghns. Fomlly services were he'd Jonuory 15, 198w, So Loke Cv. in Reu of bowers, os oer deceaseds reauest, o donation may be mode to Arthrrtis Foun dohon sen Chr istensen. - R F(,'tU 1 1958, Jen- f C Os''y A0G Se. tf CoviO S 2sC a. Dean Emery Hardy 19 ee A NW ',3 Jetos 19 T Chrlshonsen, born to Elsworth ond A 15, Henrietta West. Lived In' Pieasont Grove during most of his early veors ond graduated Vie'nom, mor, N3 Me'v'n Apr 1986 12, oa ne d Melvin A. E Eugene Westdied of naturol couses In Sa Loke Crty Jon. 17, T st Christiansen Eugene West Ethel f y A SH c c kOvJ" ? O - wu e t bea- v Owov M9 T m F.' r - ,5?3 AJ r sfvn Bu . j Me.; - "r v.u" cgUf VjOge oJ '.v e p' u Ceee' n3 WJ- ;J, ee' n C Mor r ied Lm e 4 Bo e v jo 19 later emmzed n the I Sa Luke IDS s- TemplC i d ed Jon 194 Vor'ed Rebecca Rjger-- , 30 I94 she d eO Dev Sep Wt He R.ed a e uf grto se' v te gnd was ucf e n e tDS Church Sur.-.eb J nephews nieces Wu.mona and O ' .be1 L 0 r y ana t Ut VurescO at ut Murray Mrs k en (Mo. Vu; e ut Vuncnester. tng'and sep oougnter Vts C ii" on) boAI snou stepson ',( 0.J a son Rc.n g ap'eced Page' ed mm m deum Weanesao.. jnero ser.-cJon ??, '0 om. I O' k VutL ?60 East bourn or ernot e H whf-rends mo. co:1 uesdn 30 p m ond Wednesday one hour pnor to service inter me H VNosatch Lown Memorioi Pock . . 18 i C IV j w We-.- L'oe' n Wes4 , y'ljs 4jst Vj jq. , we'e e o J .'6 Wes r s k u it Murray oge v ar h bO' IS 1090 k e gn v vork Shift. Eng ond 0 Joseph o'd Vor gget Duv-le- ee gronden 'oren DratheSOnd jonn Lenxersaorler Logon, Vrs be'vl To niooge Portiond, Oreg, Vi Rtoa mopos, Boui OC'. Co'orodo Mr Vary CUO per, Son Anton O, TeOS F uiseroi se' .ces wr be he d Mondov at 10 am atmeDese'et Mortuorv. 36 Lost 700 South where Hends may coil Su'HWy e.emng from 6 8 pm ond 00 Monday one hour prior to sere vices services w'H be he'd Vonoov aemoon at 3 30 pm m the Flimore Cemererv ' Co orddog,,e g' Live I W06 in Ot ty Lon po'ons G'Oduaed Horn Soe uni.ers. tougnt senoo at M Brent (Chen LomeO Theurer, Tucson, Aiuono Mis Gorold (I ana Ma ne) Seomons, Murray Funeral services will be held Tuesday l? noon In the f Cue mont South Stoke Center. JSO Eost ?950 North, Provo Friends may call at the Walker Mortuary, Provo Monday evening 6 8 p m ond ut the Stoke Center one hour prior to services Interment F lhr aim Cfty Cemcte v T e'oe t t 'J r "I",.3 to U Moiiev Dgan tf-n v)1 Mr e , Ce 0Fce ng otu 6220 0 0 U A t js v jr H,ot5rr, OJ ,r -' 0 6: R - i c e sdoo e nov, T Me anuor y pn t vGS n, r ) tngiand joce DespO. joie Harrison bch of So Lake Cv, ten Seo-1983 Neothery; Ramoh Jean Peter-soMortenson, 53, died Friday 1986 at her home 17, Jonuory Bo n August 31, 193? m Amer con Fork o daughter of Wilioid ond Ramah Henroid Peterson She married Cork Mortenson F ebruor v 2, 1953 in the Sa Lake LDS Temple. Include her husSurvivor band, PlOVO. two sons ond o daughter, Kent Cio k Mortenson, American Fork, B'ake ( Mortenson, Provo; Jim Mortenson, Provo, her mother, Ramah Peterson, Amencon fork two bmtheis, two siste's, Willard m (Bill) Peterson, Moi mo Del Rov, Californio, Donald H Peterson, PROVO T L 'Je u - T Le(-- ' 3 Dr 'e Vor ed V V 6 -- ? e f 19 Cv Lake LDS Tcm- ? v 4 5 C p'e She preced S1- $ ed him in death Paul was a High Pr iet in the LDS Church Survived bv one sister, Violet GerScheiter; sisters-tn-ioA- , trude Condie, Ethel Stirling; ins Thomo Mever; brother-in-ioAlien, preceded in death bv hi brothers, Rov ond Vernon T Dudev 16. Threoso Phtl Later soiem nued m the Sc Oo So Vontono to Joen OrJ Vck v p N3 E. o ngh Scoooi in More I ( onomc s A to mer res dent of F illrrvg e Uoh Sur.i.ed b sons and douoh-e- r V Andrew Norheid Thomas G, BentwcHer s. 17 ir T0u co o j Moujr Dese'et p .Qi'or 24 ueone Morrison Jon. 27, 1940 in Hillsboro, Missouri. Member Romon Cathonc Church Retired printer . Survived bv wfe, Jeane, Mur rov daughters, Mrs Jim (Leslie) Spires veroe, Georgia, Mrs. Harry E. (Mi cheitei Leisure Jr , west VoHev; three grondooughters, Jenner M'cne'e. Anjr eo Caprice and Erin BonneH. two brothers Mass o the Christian Burial will be celebrated Tuesday, 10 om of St Vincent DePaul Catholic Church, 1375 East Spring Lone view ngwliibe Monaov,6-30 p m at the Nell O'Donnell & Sons MorTuory, 37? East 100 South Bom March m 19?6 BO f n R e Jv nr' g 3 j -- ,ei . so- -, se F Ipn Virginia Thompson Robinson Morrld .VEST VALcEY-Po- ui LaVnr Moberry, age 84 died Jonuory 'PD So -- 0v Ce Melvillo L. -- ses Lifr'ea e 255 00. to 0 ysuY ces nerr-feeNj . , Ce y 9 Pernecy Cletus 'Pobbte1' C. Robinson, died Jon. 17, 1986. Born Sept 4, 1916 In Fronk Cloy, Missouri 0 Leslie A Ron ond Maberry 0 ser pr o l' 4 vCT I ..t.JM rr ' r ea 0 F'O'kCcv 'e 145 Tf-- yf Ve s'1 G'uce YSoto n, se' Aft t)0'rg 'on ' de-- jnd-- J' Re ecv Lerer'-ante- r e 8 DO'veq 6 '98ft a bo 69, 19 N3 2 V T Robbie" Robinson brother ond 2C Fas naturol 19 in . So Cletus mece, Ashiond, Wise Private funeroi services Aere held through Eastman Evons & Eoriv Mortuorv 1901 "O. ters, Fronk 19 . t dr So- e G e- 14' u'qn C iO.e b 03 e j o e 4 n to " J1 n xi" vJ j e 'vF'ie. 9' be "e d V ocm a b 3CJ1 (Coroe) HemtngAOy, brother and sisM Rankin, Center-vinMr Majd e WonlQSS, Mountain V'ew, Ca'Ofnior Mrs James J (Bernice) Hovcoc. HoriOOOV Vrs GuS W (Morion) Zocher, Bountiful twogronachi'-Oren- , Ltnao ong Ken Hemmg-wotwo gr Gravesioe services Monoav 1100am Sa Lake Cv Cemetery Friends may con C LCKkin Mortuorv, 260 Lost South Temple, Monday 10 to 10 45 o m In lieu of f'owers, family suggest contribution to Hosoice of So Lake Cv, 152 West Burton Ave , So Loke Cv, Utah, 841 15 Wayne j 09 'es.'t' v 2d.'0 U t're Survivors Doughter, R i Robert Go Jon. 1, In Ogden or Lonestar Indus Secretory tne (Portland Cement, utoh). V ember So Lone City Business ond Professional Women Member Women Democratic Oub Survi ed by nusbond, So Loke C v, former hu stood. Wise ; socnHdren, Mrs. S. WoRoce (Beatrice' Jock-son- , Sonoy; R Loat ence. Pleasant Grove. Cedric T , So Lake CY Roger B , Lneon, Cooc 17, 8, Sne o ed temper 10, 1980 23, j - Jr jO' W nice He istom jT ' d Mw4 Varned j ong V Ap Qe 2 JV v r t.')1, 8 jt t J5 So ju .u' e Ne.jju c O' on y SocJ . Vs (Co eeni AJ 3 JC- 3 (g' 8 g- tu y jreg r v v cr Je Fro ' c e,-b- u o', ad Groce $ne died n 1938 Su u..ijxt -e eo n ivji C Vor-ne- L. SO oed 19 S Se v a J - t 9 v o xg'fA elyeyneSo " O .ed by her J .eos Zt" j'e 5v c o'vj Jo - t r u Cl Vorrted lerter Paul .Cxj . 2 91 eu g eoeq r aej u, I'e m. t,C0 So to Geor ge Wooa ond Voud Mo nssey Ranmn T grondchlldren. s J d J tC r Crtn f'wCk t't P ut to.ei) i ke' ut joruor y 0vOy 1907 Loke oreA up in An-tond, Aisconsm Vorned Rooert T ce z No.n Born ber ?e g d Vu possed j ' -' m i M. K. 'Pete' Rankin Pee Ro 78 Ette Haney Bossord Sne 0 NeH, .orced 3 rrf rrX3 N3 g EJHobeth (Betty) Boss'ord Gott, 66, d'ed jon. 17, 1986 In a local hoso'tOi Born Oct 79, 1919 in Jones vine, Wisconsin! o Georoe ond E d F Til? nod B. ce rt, Dm ' eeue a jis. oox ear s jt . deor od 84 03 sers, Elizabeth (1 r c t S" s' mj aues v rj'.tfi.j toir t. Suiacy N3 0 r i7r) LTe Sc e ? on Softwedb. A ten fc, V'O.O'e, ThomQ A, r PomoMd Oregon oougne' F Po-p(y SeAOH, Vento jC1) 12 gronden.t-arePoriv, ColOrn.a ten bronrer and Vrs Normon (OpoO Anoe'SOn, Vr Oolr (Chrlou Vert Vr Joseph (Vlo'o) Hord, Rooe Gee LuGeor V's Horod Vr Cor e (Gio-ra- ) VcPf e V 'soac (jneo) AorkO", Vrr Ro oh (GerOl-o-ne- ) A 0 e Vrs , (r.onne) jones preceded m Oeah 0 one ser, Vr Vdughn (Geneoi) Jensen Puneroi ser.ice win be bed Tuesday Jonuory ?l, TV86 at pm in tte tiuntington StoKe 2 Center. Friend "toy caM hour prior to serv'CC a t'e SOKe Center Interment Hunting ton Cy Cemetery 19 .eu ed 3, Wes " J s b.D 0 Pr Sugoesr confr rv Ch'dre muspo', 30 A.enve, So Lde C'N, Od Hu'i u' hi xr-- i te et ieon Uk eo. ao oao ofui c od o " j ne wos p'ei.ed nesses o s sef V' ed n oeot' F arquher i l ut o) VcDono d Funeroi ser.Ce W'. be he d 20 98 dt Vonoo tO'Vjr 12 QC Nxn r Lorn n VorU Of , w ne'e et"ds m ov co Su OClf 6 One p m 0 d VO noo hour p tor to e . c es i"er Higri pr o n si e, . b C ::d M ' O jp j Re' Srpt r n; J; . . bevt Vo' i ''ees wo ed p' c "e OT iy. Seced 'T'e Ou O se."'g School M'c dent ,n ttse ton 47 A or a o BOunui v,fe cn idren, V T oi Hore Teocne, N3' Ctv Cemetery . e IN e t - a j "G Vs cai"rg in ru u, o Counsey e 2nd Acvd B rxiC, 0 h efed a m JntnytO''' toughi it Teroe W . .ed Thi ony oe teen-oet'eon oc.e member GS 0 wornea Age Arreo Peerson,8 No veoer .ey k ,u. ' e o a um, CcrT'm d' 3 'Mo NtyreM' 40 Tor '.' 5 Mrwi , 6 fe'i ( eer ao Ex-Own- er cherry-processin- ja-- . v.e j ,toiv 0 LOut - wO o ty C u V Oge c we s -r , .ed d . stet . ond s , .g ace l ju m Enot,' . V's Gexgr s A Vor joer-eJgn a 3 v v e . m ui G ove M s -ro e ce' es V s Do. 0 a s A a Me Doe o so s vr. ed o i iro-- y ' eces e ond o.ed m fyr mon, kimj o So e Of ti r Dir je a said. "Well wait and see what they put on the table." Guadiana said Magma proposed a reduction in wages and benefits of about $6 an hour. He estimated that Magma workers average $19.50 an hour in wages and benefits, with roughly $13.20 of that in wages. 3-- 6 Decant f gry of twne 0 V OC nw go ,r mot tty trjc coutt teojt'u Corp. Bob Guadiana, a regional director of the Steelworkers and head of the unions Newmont bargaining committee, said he doesn't want to speculate on what the firm wants. "It'U be their show," Guadiana ' re'ere 0 committee, said Saturday. "This is going to be a tough year." At the Phoenix sessions. Petris said, he expects Kennecott to present proposals that the company believes are necessary to resume operations in Utah and to be competitive with other copper producers. The Utah mining operation, which employed 7,700 workers less than a year ago, now has about 200. At a special bargaining session last January in Albuquerque, N.M., Kennecott wanted reductions in wages and benefits of about $6 an hour, Petris said. Although the unions were in a mood to make concessions, an agreement was not reached Petris confirmed that the Phelps Dodge strike, which started July 1. 1983, is on the minds of union negotiators this year. Phelps Dodge has continued to operate with The unions are one step away from being decertified by the National Labor Relations Board as bargaining representatives for Phelps Dodge workers. Despite the cutbacks in Utah, Kennecott still has an estimated 2.000 workers in Arizona at the Ray Mine and Chino divisions, Petris said. Another union team is scheduled to meet here Friday with officials of Newmont Mining Corp., parent of the Magma and Pinto Valley Copper Edgar Ball, international secretary of the United Steelworkers of America and the chief union negotiator. expressed hope that settlements can be reached with economically troubled copper producers without a strike. Strikes have occurred in the copper industry every three years since the including one against Phelps Dodge Corp. that is in its third year. It's not completely in our control. Ball said. This time, it depends more on what the companies do. There are some circumstances under which we would strike. He said those circumstances would involve major pay cuts demanded by the companies without some guarantee for jobs. A general bargaining policy, adopted Saturday by 250 delegates who attended the multiunion National ttys 'e -- n 64 Fetr 't j, ''tV ng y trv e j , ed for St r t - C',' l3r'? On., u oo' "Oug "oj E"'e, COjm-- , qm d ne se ea a v an g .O'd ai'd e.esdsO.t' L er.Qf er od Vvf Coo rnor o0 vog O' e d'feced ',go G ee C'uO multiumon Kennecott bargaining sions jt 1 ' It' Feoe o- C ea eae ve' ea a. - 0 jC'i'r ' Scho e s UOi 846?7 T rrsg. W the steelworkers and chairman of the n Copper-unio- vo rt r' t -Oj Guarantees Ariz. (AP) TUCSON, oe J w t(a 'xr' a u e J a u a" J f' a re re ' ed v 4 A J y V - is j B19 156 uh Metim r u 6 19. NOTtCI Of MlAtIHQ ot kf Ovr' fey. OvWo O prooosed . Od J &e sce egscTvYf ApjOnchor. F 7 00 p m ) eo'wor 196 m tK C t 9., rju Sre C (( 'd'ng So E 0 r oc V he P O or j yijrx r t Me cHerHjec J l GS Bsnes f o ecr Se' ea w A" , h Ao a a cx rMjr.e . o ry u Uv , j a4'Q-- keej C jC on ' o Eix' 5 wo Pre oe-- s Suns Coupon t n en Veoe' L G ' t ' gn h 6jt 3 fc1'- gn 5oe e ne Ao a mec-e- ' e f ' v J Urd ev jd ' a 'jjrw E. " A T 1 r, - Nevued S''aeet e j u.e ad t " a jyoor Ao .ear set Officials Seek Job-Secur- ity ' , f j Jutary legal Notice it '7 W81 AeTf 0 yed T Copper-Unio- n j eJ Be r i,r T V ' eg V 'jr ( e o' 6 jueot Mr, cat oc (Y,rC pe' - u ord r Odd CoVad d1 'e ao a o g e J tington, Emery Countv, Jon jA-e- . .ear 30 c Hun. West Vo'lev, Jan. 17, 1986. VELVILLE, Pernecy L., Sait Lose City, Jan. 16, ha Coe CO' T jrfA "lar" jtorO' m C LITSTER, Errol daughter. nod B at ' . e' s ktet.ea C rs g A fc L. 1986 son Vr. and Vrs Thomo, Ora, son Vr. ond Vrs. CtarR Vu 'rer, son Vr. ond Vrs. John Hart, Colton t ia4 at t c (. uOS 4y9riia n M ears Su , LAPO, j Hamilton, Dug. may, Jon '6, 1986 LAPLANTE, Theresa S, Sait Lose City, Jon. 16, Jonn lln-pil- r L. a A Su 1986 Cnsfy Viii, daughter and Vr S Jt e j 'Ic L , Jon 17, 1986 GRt A , ES. Pe'er v , So t Lose City, Jon. 17, 1986 HAMMOND, Clydo M, Price. Carbon County, Jan '6, 1986 hardy, Dean E mer r. Sa't Lose City, Jon U ian. Russe'-- Vr i, it., jan GCt a, EnjoDem Jorge aaugnr mo, F'onces C SOh Vr ond Vr son V FR E..., Harry ,udd, son jr ' . . Loe C'V, Jon 17, Vos Gau&arq, Regg,, SA Ocr xi 1, 17 DOUS'.ARO, James, Sa' Lake Ct, ,an 18, 1986 Ltn. Ton douger ew-- V'' r r.e Oro.e, .an lv O'i-go- , r. Qnd Vr f Reosart f jf' OCj i Won fr.L'l 5 J j, u A L ' Jo Cr0 ,d bf Bo ev s l C'iCOi'O', uoe C MQf b in ' e w , 01 Cord j - i . tr 0r3 Vr , j" francei irrin YJ M P0 boy CHarlti ivbs or,J Vr V Crecvt;s Ltsff T , we ', r t r'ol i L 0 Vf O' M il V' ,' ne 0'' gd ' V " j', v Puer tj - V", i j L J - r- Dt utli. Tnb, The Salt Lake NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION The following persons here- mat the contents of bv notified their storage unit located ot OAKWOOO SELF STORAGE 120 t. 5400 Sa Murray, ut 64507 win be ouettoned tg the AM. an highest bidder at Jonuory 25, 186. C 4 6 Go K. 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