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Show j: i 2C The Salt Lake Tribune, Leads Fail to Indicate Location Of Apparent Kidnap Victim tween 8 35 p m. and 9 30 p m , said a report at the Salt Lake County Sher- iffs Suspect Mentally Fit To Face Rape Counts man charged with four felony counts of aggravated sexual assault stemming from the rape of a Kearns woman Dec. 25 was found mentally competent to answer the charges A Monday. Matt B. Killough, 28, appeared in 3rd District Court before Judge Philip R. Fishier for the competency h hearing. The judge ordered Mr. returned to the Salt Lake Coun- ty Jail, and criminal proceedings against him in 5th Circuit Court to continue. He is accused of sexually assaulting a Kearns woman, 46, on Dec. 25 in her house after posing as a customer interested in a vehicle she had for sale. Office. Sheriffs Office detectives have found leads in the case but no information to indicate where the woman might be, Detective Capt. Robert Jack said. Deputies responded to the scene after a caller telephoned to say the service station was unattended They found the clerks booth empty and locked and about $65 missing from the cash register, the report said. Coins, credit slips and customers checks were stacked neatly by the cash register. More than $1,000 in cash had been deposited in a night drop where it couldnt be retrieved, and another $250 in cash for opening the business Monday had been placed in a drawer. The womans coat and glasses remained in the clerks booth, and a whole cigarette had burned to ash in an ashtray. The woman called her home Sunday night, telling her husband and a deputy that she had been kidnapped during a robbery, was all right and would be released Sunday night. Then the telephone from where she made the call was disconnected, the report said. Area Births Births reported at Salt Lake atea hospitals Include: Holy Cross Hospital Mr and Mrs. Breck daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Whan Woo Kim, daughter. Mr. ond Mrs. Dennis Blu menkrontz, son. Mr. ond Mrs. Conrad Trujillo, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ward, daughter. LDS Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mogann, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cook, son. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Glttlns, son. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Naka-gam- daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bahe mainder in Cache, Davis and Weber counties and Franklin and Cassia counties in Idaho. Special to The Tribune BRIGHAM CITY Employees laid off by Morton Thiokol Friday began processing Monday at the Utah Job Service office and a spokesman said about half of the 193 live in Brigham City. Morton Thiokol laid off the 193 and week another 1,400 put on a working in the Space Shuttle program Friday. The reduced hours took effect Monday. Production on the solid rocket booster motors here used in the Space Shuttle program was cut by NASA following the explosion of the Challenger Jan. 28 with seven astronauts aboard. Morton Thiokols employment office said there are 6,550 working at the operations and 2,000 live in Brigham City. About 60 percent of the employees live in Box Elder County and the re Eldon Swenson, Job Service spokesman, said the majority of the workers processed Monday are classified as utility workers. He said those filing for unemployment benefits could be eligible immediately if they have no further benefits coming from the company. He estimated the age of the workers to be from the early 20s to mid-30Minimum payments for unemployment benefits begin at $10 to $193 a week, he said. Mr. Swenson said Nucor at Plymouth, Box Elder County, and Vulcraft in Brigham City, both steel manufacturers, Tremonton, and Champion Homes and American Greetings, Brigham City, have remained stable with their work force, indicating no vacancies are expected for the winter. Hearing Set for Suspects in Cocaine Bust - Two susRICHFIELD (UPI) will pects appear Wednesday in 6th District Court to plead to charges they possessed nearly 25 pounds of partially processed cocaine worth $1 million, says Sevier County Attorney Don Brown. In a new development in the case, Brown said Monday the U.S. Immi- gration and Naturalization Service placed detainers on both Elias R. DeAlo, 29, Buena Park, Calif., and Rafael H. Villa, 32, Bayside, N.Y. arrested for speeding Feb. 12 near Salina, 250 miles south of Salt Lake City. A Utah Highway Patrol trooper, who asked the men if he could search their car, discovered the suspected drugs. Federal immigration agents claim DeAlo and Villa were both suspects are illegal aliens, Brown said. DeAlo told officers he was a Colombian national and Villa said he was a native of Cuba. The suspects were ordered to stand trial on charges of possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute. They were being held in the Sevier County Jail pending payment of $200,000 bond each. The package of confiscated drugs, which weighed 10 kilograms, was sent to Salt Lake City for testing. John T. Nielsen of the State Public Safety Department said the cocaine base could have been processed down to about four or five pounds of very pure cocaine. The drugs would have had a street value in excess of $1 million, Nielsen said. daughter. Mr. ond Mrs. Bryan Heacbtke. 566-948- 1986. BRENNAN, Coralee, Salt Lake City, Feb. 23, 1986. BREWER, Maurine R., Salt Lake City, Feb. 23, 1986. BRIERLEY, Gall B.( gacjca clie Ar'tVintrS Call Between 1 -- 5 pm Mon. thru Fn. CLOSED SAT 1 Fork, Feb. 23, 1986. CAINE, Arthur Hugh, Boise, Idaho, Feb. 22, 1986. DEBENHAM, W. Jav, Wellllngton, Nev., Feb. 23, 1986. Elwyn L., Fort Duchesne, Uintah County, Feb. 20, 1986. GERRARD, Rodney D.( Evanston, Wyo., Feb. 23, 1986. HILL, & SUN. Theone December HODGE, Thomas M., Salt Lake City, Feb. 23, 1986. HOSKINS, Mary E., Salt Lake City, Feb. 23, 1986. HUEFNER, Nathan King, Price, Feb. 22, 1986. JENSEN, Lamar C., Mt. Pleasant, Feb. 22, 1986. KIMBALL, Barbara, Salt Lake City, Feb. 24, 1986. LEFFLER, Rose S., Ogden, Feb. 23, 1986. MOORE, Joan M., Salt Lake City, Feb. 24, 1986. NACEY, Elmer B., Solt Lake City, Feb. 25, 1986. OVARD, Retta F., Salt Lake City, Feb. 23, 1986. REES, Thomas M., West Valiev City, Feb. 23, 1986. SMITH, Marvin D., Vernal, Feb. 22, 1986. STARK, Naomi S., Pay-soFeb. 22, 1986. TEERLINK, Mary, Salt Lake City, Feb. 23, 1986. WESTON, William L., Salt Lake City, Feb. 23, 1986. Years Moved to Utah I wtth his fomlly I in 1954 Graduated (Tom Cyprus High School In 1971 Employed with Chris ond Dicks Lumber and Hew dw are for 11 years. Graduated from Utah State Police Acodemy ond employed with the West Jordon Police Department the post six years Was loved ond respected by his felond law enforcelow ment personnel throughout the state for his contribution to low enforcement Member LDS Church Married Cindy A. Westmoreland June 14, 1985 in Ko- Survived bv wife, Cindy, son ond two daughters, Travis Rees, Tori Rees ond Cii Holton Rees, all West Volley City, parents, West Volley City, three brothers, one sister. Dean and his wife, Grayce Rees of Bennion, Tim and his wife, Bonnie Rees of South Jordan, Mark Rees, West Volley City, Mrs Joy (Sonja) Cottle, Brigham City Funeral servke Wednesday, noon, Hunter 12th Ward, 7035 West Loch Ness Ave (3605 So ). Friends mov call Tuesdoy, p m at McDougal Funeral Home, 4330 So. Redwood Rd, ond Wednesday at the church, 10 am. Interment, Valley View Memorioi Park. T N3 25 2 Maurine devoted Love Teerlink, oge 80, passed away February 23, 1986 at her home. Born Septem1905 25 Mourine lone Rasmussen from West Senior High School and attended LDS Business College. Married Nicholas J. Teerlink on November 16, 1927 In the Salt Lake LDS Temple As genealogist. author, teocher, seomstress ana temple worker, she served her church ond enriched the life of her fomlly For 43 years, she held positions In church womens organizations, for 15 consecutive years she served as Gospel Doctrine Teocher, ond for 18 years she was a Temple Worker. She supported her husband in his many church callings, and worked by his side at Teerlink Jewelry She mode life beautiful. She Is survived by her husband, sons and daughter. J Wlttord J., J Lelond Rkhard B. and Luella Teerlink Chipping: twenty-thre- e grondchildren (3 preceded her in death), and brother, Louis O Love, and sister, Ruby Love Young. Brother, J Leonard Love ond two sisters, Pearl Love Putnam, ond Cleo Love Eordley, preceded her in death Funeral service, Wednesday Febroury 26, 1986, 12 noon, Monument Park Stake Center, 1320 South Wasatch Dr (2400 East) Friends may coll at Larkin Sunset Lawn, 2350 East 1300 South on Tuesday from 8 pm. ond from 1030-30 am. Wednesday at the Stake Chapel prior to the service interment Salt Lake City Cemetery. You should HEAR what youve been missing . . . N3 224 N1 225 Joan M. Moore Joon Merrlmon died Feb 24, 1986. Born July 16, 1910 in Stockton, Moore, 75, to Konsos Hyrum LeRov ond Jessie Merrlmon. Married Robert Moore He preceded her In death. Survived by brother, Rod Merrlman, Washington. Funeral service Wednes- See Sears Executive Listener hearing aid almost as small across as a contact lens and about as wide as a dime! day, 10 a m , Atonement Lutheran Church, 2040 West 3500 So. Friends may call one half hour prior to service at the church interment Bountiful City Cemetery Funeral directors McDou-go- l Funeral Home T 2 25 Marvin STOCK NOW A miniaturized hearing ... NO WAITING! aid to fit gives immediate help for many hearing difficulties. Come in today for your FREE hearing test by Sears expert hearing aid consultant, who can measure your hearing precisely and suggest the hearing aid to help you most Let Sears hearing aid consultant help you to enjoy what youve been Ask about Sears credit plana missing! GET FREE Battery Tester or Battery Charger with any hearing aid purchase. Reg. $18.95 each. Seari Salt Lah Downtown Hoartng Center 745 S Slate Sears. Roebuck and Co., 1986 1 Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back f N3 D. Smith T 225 N3 225 Ovard, Provo, 34 grandchildren; 42 nine foseight ter grondchildren, 225 T passed away Nacey. Ver da Osborne June In fisn. Employed for many years. Active in Democratic party serving as a state registrar anddn a delegate to the Democratic Notional Convention She was past president of the Rebecca Lodge of the 1.000 E. and an active member LDS Church. Survived by sons, Don J , Marti n A., Clyde Uv Glen G , Gerrald B and Bert L. Brewer, all Sait Lake City; Roger L. Brewer, Los Vegos; daughter, Elaine Shepherd, Sott Lake City; 24 grandchildren, 38 brother, George L. Rasmussen, Salt Lake City, sister. Vernie Christensen, Satt Lake city. Funeral servke Wednesday. 11 o m , Deseret Mortuary, 36 East 700 south, where friends may call Tuesday. 8 p.m ond Wednesday one hour prior to service Interment in the Mount Pleasant Cemetery at 3 p m. The famny suggests donations to the Primary Childrens Medical Center. 1962; Co. 225 N3 225 King Huefner bright, frail existence Our beautiful, son left this on Feb. 22, 1986 with his Heavenly Father. He passed away at home from a brain tumor. Nathan King Huefner was born to John Smith and Cieo King Huefner 17, 1982 In Price. Nathan lived an active, happy life, bringing ov to those around him We all shall miss him greatly for he was loved by everyone who knew him. He Is survived by his parents grandfather, John Huefner, Soft Lake City; seven ond three Jonathan, Provo; Rebecca, William, Catherine and Andrew, oil of Satt Lake City; Joseph, Illinois, Linda, Logon, Howard, Lindsey, Noion, Price, and Clarence and Zelda Merritt, Sait Lake City, who are speckrf grandparents. Nathan wos preceded in death by his mater nol grondparerrtv William W and Adelio S. King ond Helen Smith grandmother, Huefner. Funerol servke Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2 p m., Price 5th Ward. Friends may coll Tuesday. Feb. 25, p m. at Fousett Mortuary. Burlol, Price City Cemetery. 224 N3 225 Nevada Weston Jay Debenham, 7 passed away WELLINGTON, Feb. 23, 1986 In a St. George hospital following a heor4 attack. Born June 25, 1915 In Saif , Irene Burraston Sept 4. W39 in I. b Kovsvlile, later solemnized In Ooklond LDSTemple Heand deor wife have remained frier ond companions for nearly years. He wos employed Pabco Co ond also Chenn Food Products. A high priest the LDS Church and was octi In the Wolker Brooch in Calif' nia. Veteron of World War II c on avid fisherman Survived by wife of Weilfr ton, Nevoda, son, John of George, mony friends who da ly loved him Funeral service Thursday, o m., Deseret Mortuary, 36 & 700 so., where friends moy c Wednesday, 8 p m and Thu day one hour prior to servke ferment in the Elysion Bur Gardens. .i T 225 N3 2 Lamar C. Jensen PLEASANT Beloved husband, father, brother, son, ond friend, Lamar C. Jensen, oge 64. passed away February 22. 1986 In a Murray convelescem center Born October 8, 1921, Spring Canyon, Carbon County, Utah son of George ond Mlrl Peterson Jensen. Married Mary Nelson, September 20. 1946 in Mt Pleos-on- t He hod o long ond illustrious career as a J.C Penney Monog-e- r Member LDS Church Veteran World War H, serving In the U S. Army In the Aslatk-Poctfl- c Campaign. Groduote BYU. Expert Fly Flshermon. Survived by: his wife, Mt. Pleasant; four daughters and one son, Commie Jordon, Provo; Sherry Simmons, Draper; Tina Louise Block, Saratogo, California, Beverly York, Chester, Scott Jensen, Son Fronclsco, California six grandchildren; mother, Mlrl Biles, Medford, Oregon; brothers ond sister, Gall Jensen, Medford, Oregon, Kent M. JenSort Lake City, Blanche Philsen, lips, Rhode islond. Funerol services Wednesday, February 26th, p m., Mt Pleasant LDS Stake Center Lamar has requested that there be no public viewing Burial Fairview with Military City Cemetery Honors by VFW Post 9276 Funerol Home, Funeral Directors. MT. N1 224 T 225 Gail B. Brierley AMERICAN FORK Goll B Brierley, 58, died February 23, 1986 In on Amerkon Fork Hospl-to- i Born May 30, 1927 Provo. Utah to Orson Heber and Mary Emma Thomas Brierley Married Wilma Cipro In 1951 In Tucson, Arizona. Member of the F Irst Baptist Church of Pleosont Grove Member of Local 182, Boilermakers Union. Employed art Jim BrkJger Power Plont, Point of Rocks, Wyoming Served In the US Army during the K or eon Conflict Survived by wife, Amerlcon Fork, son ond dough ter, James L Brierley, Provo, Mrs. Leon (Karen) Lunceford, Nephl, seven grondchildren, ttvee sisters, two brothers. Mrs Eldon (Vlro) Bourn ond Bet nice Nietson, James O Brierley, Spon-IsFork, Orlllo Robinson, Clyde Brierley, Collfornki. Funeral servkes Wednesday 200 pm Pleasant Grove First Baptist Church, 350 East Center, where friends may call one hour prior to servkes Burlol. Amerlcon Fork City Cemetery under direction oi Coln Fomlly Mortu-o- r y, Pleosont Grove T 225 and integrity. Troveled the world Highly successful in accumulating real estate. Great sense of loyalty ond responsib-Irt- y to fomlly ond friends. Survived by wife, Satt Lake City; two sons ond daughter, Robert E. Nocey ond Beverly N. Breen, both Sort Lake City; Donald L. Nocey, North Ogden; 13 and 36 greatgrandchildren grandchildren. Funeral service Thursday, Feb. 27, 11 am., Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, where friends may call Wednesday, 8 p m. and Thursday one hour prior to servke. Entombment Larkin Sunset Mausoleum T 225 N3 225 226 T William Weston L. William LeRoy Weston, oge 68, died February 23, 1986. Born Febru- ary 17, 1918, In Walsenburg. Colorado, to Jomes William and Stella Cora Sefton Weston. Morned Martha Maria Anderson May 30, 1958, In Huntington. Member, LDS to live again Nov. Great $ Church. Survived by: Wife, West Jordon; son ond daughter, wmiam Arlan Weston, West Jordon; Mrs. Curtis (Peggy) White, West ValMrs. ley City; James (Donna) Maior, Hunting-ton- ; four four grandchildren; five brothsix sisters. ers, Funeral services will be held Wednesday, 10 a.m., at McDougal Funeral Home, 4330 So. Redwood Rood, where friends moy coll Tuesdoy, from 6 to 8 p.m and Wednesday, one hour prior to services. Graveside servkes Wednesday, 3 p.m., at the Huntington Cemetery. N3 224 N1 Mary Mary E. E. 225 Hoskins Hoskins, oge 80, 23, 1986. passed away February Born November 15, 1905 In Satt Lake Ctty to Neil ond Moude Roland Love. Married Flovd dedicated to coring for her. Mary Is survived by sons, Russell Hoskins, Joy ond Emma Hoskins, Thomas ond Catherine Hoskins; sisters, Emma Wood-hav- e ond Merle Moy, brother, Parley Love; 17 grondchildren, 23 many nieces ond nephews; preceded In death by, husband, Floyd, one son, Edward; nine brothers and sisters and two grandchildren. Graveside servkes will be held Thursday 1000 a m. at Mt. Calvary Cemetery 4th Avenue ond T Street. A viewing In her honor will be held Wednesday from 8 p.m. at the Nell O'Donnell & Sons Mortuary, 372 East 100 South. Funerol Directors: Neil ODonnell & Sons Mortuary. 225 225 Hill N3 Mary Chipman AMERICAN FORK Mary Chlpmon Hit; 85, died In Denver, Coiorodo February 23, 1986. Born June 30, 1901, Satt Lake Ctty to Woshburn S. ond Margaret McLeiland Chipman. Married Clarence S. Hill, September 13, 1927 In the Satt Lake L.D.S. Temple. Educated In the American Fork Schools. Graduated from the University of Utah, 1925 Member of the Alpha Chi Omega. Taught Junior High for one year She was a member of the Society of Mayflower Descendants, Lodles Literary Club, President of the Alpha Chi Omega Mothers Club. Moved to Denver in 1959. Volunteer worker at the Childrens Hospital. Active member L.D.S. Church. Survived by husband, two daughters. Barbara ond Kathryn Hill, all of Denver; one sister, Mrs Fred W (Helen) Dixon, Provo, Utah, preceded In death by a son Clarence. Funerol servkes Wednesday In Denver, Coiorodo Friends ond relatives will hold servkes at Anderson ond Sons Mortuary, 49 East 100 North Thursday 200 p m. Buriol: American Fork Cemetery. T 225 N3 Elwyn L. 225 DuShane FORT DUCHESNE, Utah Leon DuShone, 4, died Feb 20, 1986, Sott Lake Ctty hospital, following a short Illness. Born May 13, 1938, In Fort Duchesne, to Bill ond Edna Provo DuShane. Married Alke Cuch January 31, I960, In Vernal Executive director of the Ute Tribe at the time of his death Enjoyed golf and karate, was a former boxer In the Ure Boxing Club, ond wos an AAU Champion and Golden Glove Chomplon Graduate of Union High School; attended the College of Eastern Utah, ond the University of Utah. Survived by: His wife. Alke, four daughters, Cassandra Neso DuShone, ond Nicole DuShone, all Fort Duchesne, Mkhele Block. Murray. Utah three grondchildren, mother, of Neola; brother ond sisters, Alfred, Neola Jewel Benson, Sott Lake Ctty; tvodlne Washington, Son Poblo, Col It. Funerol servkes will be Tuesa.m , at the day. February 25, Fort DuShane Muhi Purpose Building. Burial, Fort DuShane Cemetery Funerol directors, Hulllnger Mortuary T 225 T Naomi PAYSON-Noo- ml S. 225 Stark S Stark, oge 87, former Payson and Salina resident, died February 22, 1986 In Bisbee, Arizona. Born In Povson, July 23. 1898 to Henry ond Thrro Hulsh Smith She married J B Stark, October 29, 1919 In the Sott Lake Temple, he passed away December 21, 1948 She was o Cafeteria Monger for East Hloh, Bisbee High In Arlzono ond Douokn Junior College In Douglas, Arizona She was o charter member of the Amerkon Legion Auxiliary. Survived by one douohter, Mrs. Lee (Kcrthern) Brennan, Hampton, New Hampshire, two grandchildren; three Funeral services Tuesday bee LDS War a Chapel in Ar izo-n-a Graveside servkes In the Payson Ctty Cemetery at 10 00 on F ebruary 27th, Thursday. N1224 NEFF 225 kimball's 1784 Notices Pleose Check Your go! Advertising Department by We connot be recolling sponsible for more than one day's Incorrect insertion if you do not coll the error to our attention. Thank you NOTICE Pursuant to Utoh Code Annotated, 1953, os amended, notice is hereby given that oil persons who have Claims ogainst the Pioneer Stofe Bank shall present the some to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, receiver of Pioneer State Bonk, at P 0 Box 539, Satt Loke City, Utah 84101, ond make legal proof thereof, on or before the 15th day of August, 1986 Peter W Billings Attorney for the Federal Deposit insurance Corp 215 South State Street Twelfth Sott Loke City, Ut 84 T225 0 eight children of William N. ond Barbara Low rled Wayne E. ' Satt 24, 1946, Lake LDS Tern- pie Active throughout her lifetime In the LDS Church, holding many positions, such as Sunday School, Primary, Mutual, Librarian ond others. Unselfishly sustained and supported her hus- his mony callings throughout the years. She atIn tended the University of Utah ond Utah State University, ond was affiliated wtth Chi Omega Sorority. She wos a devoted, dedicated wife, mother, and grandmother, ond she'll be greatly missed by her husband. Woyne, daughters, Mrs. Joe D (Claudia Ann) Miles, Sandy Mrs. Terry W. (Cynthia Gay) call, Burke, Virginia; a son, Todd E. Kimball, Satt Lake ctty; 13 grandchildren; four brothers. Bill, Scott, Ron and Fred, three sisters, Beverly Woodbury, Gary Hanson, Adalee Muse, and a great many friends. Funeral services will be held Thursday, February 27. 1986, 1230 p.m. In the East Millcreek 2nd Ward Chapel, 3750 South Hillside Lane (2500 East). Friends moy call Wednesday, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Holbrook Funerol Chapel, 3251 So. 2300 East, ond at the ward on Thursday, for one hour prior to services. Interment In the Satt Lake Ctty Cemetery. N3 225 Coralee Brennan Coralee Brennan, 19 died at home on February 23, 1986, of o seizure disorder. Born August 5, 1966, In Satt Lake City to Patrick J. Brennan ond Eleonor Lee Olsen Brennan. She graduated from East High School, In June, 1984. Survived by: mother, brother, Patrick J. Brennon, Jr.; grandparents, Lawrence S. and Eleonor S. Olsen. Preceded In death by her father. Memorial service will be held at the First Unitarian Church, 6th South ond 13th East on Wednesday February 26th, at 2 noon. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations to the Epilepsy Association of Utah. 10 West Broodwoy, S.L.C 84101. 225 N3 225 Mary C. Anderson HENDERSON, Nevoda-MorAnnoh Carter Johnson Anderson, oge 87, died February 22, 1986 in Delta, Utah. Born December 8, 1898, Joseph, Utah to William Jefferson ond Noncy Margaret Gilbert Carter. Married John Johnson, Richfield, 1915. He died February, 1920 She married Martin P. Anderson Richfield, April, 1921. He died May 31, 1983 She was a member of the LDS Church. Lived most of her life in the Delta Survivors: sons ond daughters, Garland Johnson, Abraham, Irish Anderson, Deseret; Mrs Leone (Erma Dean) Croft, Mrs. Dee (Maro) Brush, Henderson, Nevoda, Connie Meochom, Lakeside, California; seventeen grondchildren thirty-seve- n brother. Fay Carter, Bend, Oregon; sisters, Mobel Beach, Price; Mazel Cahoon. Gronts Pass, Oregon; Mrs Snermon (Ada) Johnson, Lebanon, Oregon. Preceded In death by a son, Chod Johnson. Graveside services. Wednesday, February 26th, 10 o.m.. In the Palm Volley View Cemetery, Los Vegas, Nevoda. Friends moy coll Tuesdoy evening, at the Polm Mortuory, Henderson, Nevoda. 225 T N3 Rose 225 S. Leffler Rose Moria Salerno Leffler, oge 89, died Sunday, February 23, 1986 at an Ogden retirement home of causes Incident to ooe. Born December 22, 1896 In Pueblo, Coiorodo o doughter of Domlnfco ond Philemena Scrlo Soierno Morrled Cloy R Leffler, In 1920 In Ogden. He later died She lived In Sott Lake Ctty most of her morrled life, moving to Ogden In 1984. She wos a memCatholic ber of St Joseph's Church. Shed been o seomstress for Utah Woolen Mills. Survived by sister, Mrs. Robert (Leno) Swift, Ogden, brother, Louis Salerno, Ogden. She was In death by three preceded brothers Funerol servkes will be held Wednesday, 10 am at St Joseph's Catholic Church, 514 24th Street Friends moy coll ot Lindquist & Sons Colonial Chapel In Ogden, 3408 Washington Blvd p.m where Holy Tuesday Rosary will be recited ot 8 p.m. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery, in Satt Lake Ctty OGDEN-Mr- T N3 225 Rodney D. 225 Gerrard Wyoming EVANSTON, Rodney David Gerrard, oge 38, died February 23, 1986 at his home In Evonston. Born October 14, 1947 In Evonston to David ond Edna Moe Bateman Gerrard Married Teresa Marie Gallegos, September 17, 1966 In Evanston Worked tor Union Poclflc Roilrood. Member, LDS. Church Survived by wife, Evonston, one son, two douohters, Mkhoel, Evanston, Michelle ond Brondl, also Evonston Funerol servkes Wednesday 2 00 p.m Crondoll Funeral Home, where friends moy call Tuesday evening from 8 p m ond Wednesdoy one hour prior to the servkes Interment Evonston Cemetery. T 225 T 225 In Memoriam Wt wish to extend our heorttert sympathies to the family ond friends of Officer Tom Rees wtto was killed In the line of duty on February 23, 1986 Officer Rees was well known ond respected throughout the community for hi$ years of service to the citizens of West Jordon The loss is one which we on feel The City Of West Jordon CITY BLUfFDALE BRIDGE REPLACEMENT conduction Floor reinforced of o concrete traffic brioge at 14400 South 2160 West Will be 60 feet wiae X 24 feet Pions ond Specifications from Peterson ond Wonlass Engineering NOTICE TO ALL PROSPEC TIVE CONTRACTORS This contract will be 0 FEDERALLY FINANCED COMMUNIPROTY DEVELOPMENT JECT BiD meetPRE o Accordingly, ing win be held on Tuesdoy, March 4, 1966 at 4 00 PM at the office of the City of Biutfckxe, 1700 14175 South West, Utah Guidelines and regulations of the Federal Government conDEVELtrolling COMMUNITY OPMENT PROJECTS will be disseminated at said meeting ALL CONTRACTORS DESiR ING TO BID ON THIS PROJECT THIS PREATTEND SHOULC BID MEETING THE STATE Of UTAH INVITATION TO BID Bids will be received by the Division, DepartPurchasing Serment of Administrative vices, State of Utoh, 2112 State Loke Satt Ctty, Office Bldg, P M., Utoh, until 2on00the follow11MARCH, 1986, ing Invitations to Bid TRANSPORTATION REQ NO 862072 BITUMINOUS SURFACE MATERIAL TRANSPORTATION REQ NO. 873924 COVER MATERIALS HEALTH REQ NO 277171 ICP SPECTROMETER SYSTEM REQ NATURAL RESOURCES NO 560041 CHASSIS TON CAB & REQ TON 4x4 SUPER NATURAL RESOURCES NO 560042 CAB WITH UTILITY BED The Deportment reserves the right to reiect onv or oil bids; or to occept or reiect the whole or ony part of ony bid, or to waive any Informality or technicality In any bid In the best Interest of the State Only bids giving a firm quotation properly signed will be accepted Bid proposals ond specifications will be furnished upon request. Douglas G Richins, Director Division of Purchasing 2 INVITATION TO BIO ADVERTISEMENT oldest of the 225 Ilmif5 Removal of existing tx ioge ond Ad1 The NEWSPAPER AGENCY mokes every effort to avoid errors. We osk that you check your od the FIRST day it appears ond Immediately report any error to the Le- $.$ Beesley. MorKimball April In 2S4 3oo floral, 12600 SOUTH WEST Legal 225 N3 CO FLORAL HANNAH'S FLOWERS 1269 West 500 North We deliver long illness. T East 33rd So 4th SOUTH 9th WEST Hodge Funeral services will be held Thursday. p m at Lorkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, where friends may call Wednesp m. and Thursday one day hour prior to servkes Interment, Sott Lake Ctty Cemetery. T Eosf Flowers 1522 children' forty-eigh- t greatgrandchildren Preceded in death by a son, Loren Glenn band 700 4867267 tte her Hoskins. Roised her fomily of four sons In Satt Lake Ctty. Her Boys' were the center of her life ond each was T 444 South sheet metal trade at Sort Lake Married Hardware Company Mary Alice Brown, Septemoer 8, Their 1909, in Sort Lake Cfty marrioge wos later soiomnized August 20, 1925 in the Sort Lake LDS Temple She died September 5, 1965. Morned Roche! Maynard Ludlow, February 28, 1970 in Los Angeles. California She died July 21, 1983 He founded Hodge Sheet Metal products of Los Angeles, In 1919 which was m business for 58 years. During the 1950's he wos in charge of Installing sheet metal and air conditioning In the Los Angeles LDS Temple In 1957, at oge 70. he was called to oversee the installation of air conditioning for the New Zealand LDS Temple He spent most his life in church servke. He served as Bishops Counselor and on the High Council of the South Los Stake for 20 years. Was a Supervisor and Sealer for several years in the Los Angeles LDS Temple. Survivors, two sons and two daughters, Lucille Moe Hodge Peel, Prov. Utah, Marlowe Carlyle and Virginia Iversen Hodge, Sandy, Utah; Thomas Keith Hodge, Irvine, California, Betty Pfeiffer Hodge DiMarco, Burbank, California, twelve grond- Born Jon. 15, 1925, In Saif Lake City, the South Bountiful MILDREDS Barbara Ann Beesley Kimball, passed away February 24, 1986, at her home, after a sense of humor. Known all his life for deep sense of honesty 500 blooming thing 521 4773 61, for 42 years. Loved to EIMCO West EERY Barbara Kimball at Co. 298 3137 3o0 Sott Lake Ctty He started in T 1925 In Soft Lake Ctty. Ma- FLORAL 364 5544 406 East 300 South he moved to 15, chinist BROWN Thomas Myron Hodge, 99, passed away peacefully Sunaoy, 23, February I98e, In Orem, Utah Born February 2, 1887, In Satt Lake Cttr to Thomas Artken, ond Anna Mar !o Married September. later divorced. Utah Nacey Beloved husband, father and grondfcrther, Elmer B Nocey, 80, Clay Mar- Arthur Brewer Oct 26, 1927 In Monti. He died Feb. 2. 1952. Morrled LaMar Nathan 225 N3 B. mussen at Auerboch preceded death by one grandson, Lee James, two brothers ond four sisters. Funerol services will be conducted Thursday I 00 p.m. in the Henefer Ward Chapel wrtb Bishop Edwin W Boyer offlcahng. Friends may call at the Ward Relief Society Room Wednesday 9 p.m. and Thursday one ond one-hahours prior to services. Burial Henefer Cemetery. Funeral Directors Wolker Mortuary, Morgan, Utah. in to Martin ond Emma Eliza- Pleasant 225 VFRNAL Morvln Dole Smith, 63. died Feb 22, 1986 in Denver, Coiorodo Born Aug 4 1922 Hi LapoJrrt, Utah, o son of til ond Birdie Ritter Smith Married Marie Tal butier She died Married Gibson January, 1983 Retired from Exxon Veteran of Worid Wa 11, U S Air Force Member Luther on Church Member Elks Lodoe, former post ex halted ruler In Thou sand Oaks California. He was o oentiemon ond a gentle mon. Survived bv his wife, Vernol, two sons, DovkJ ond Steven daughter, Mrs Jim (Kathy Roe) Biemers, all of Denver, two sisters, Mrs Hovd (Wilma) Aoqus. Loooint ond Mrs Raymnd (Roe) Stewart, Ver nol In lieu of flowers fomlly suggests corrtr (buttons to the C oncer Society or charity of your choke Graveside servke Wednesday, Feb 26, Boyfleld City Cemetery, Boyfleld, Coiorodo Memorial servke will be Thtjrsdov, 2 p m , Our Savior Lutheran Church In Vernol Bowen, Hoytsville, Glen F. Feb 25, 1986 at home Born July 27, 1905 In Provo to Frank and Cora Lake City to John H. ond Edno Wright Debenham. Morrled Lois In Lake City to Jvseph Hyrum ond Emily Ostler Love. Grad- member of the Henefer First LDS. Ward ond hod served as Sunday School Teocher, Relief Society Visiting Teocher ond Ward Relief Society President She hod served a Mission in Florida in 1975 She was a member of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Henefer Comp. Surviving are four sons, three daughters, Douglas J Ovard. Carl T Ovard, Mrs Cloir (Doris) Murdock, Mrs Gordon (Fown) Stephens, Brent G Ovard, all Henefer, Mrs Harold (JoAnn) Brewer R. Cooivlile lt Florists He was raised Juab and Nephl, Utah At oge 19, 30 In Legal Notices Miller Hodge In marriage was solemnized in the Sort Lake LDS. Temple He died July 9, 1972 Sne was o Elmer wife, mother, grandmother, and great- grondmother, Mary Luella 30, 2 Brewer, 79, died Feb 23, 1986. Born May 27, 1906 In Mount T and 1922 in Rees ley Mary Teerlink Beloved Hannah Anderson Fowler Sne rr tarried Joseph WHIiom Ovard onda E Philip PRICE, 1986. ana George twenty-fou- r IN "rf?'V- - Thomas M. Hodge Ovard F. HE NE FER Retta Fowler Ovard, 76, died Sunday, February 23, 1986, Wasatch County Hosprtoi Sr was born August 13, 1907 in Henefer to line of duty Born June 8 1953 in Motad I Idaho, o son o4 T Mary Chipman, American Fork, Feb. 23, uated New hi technology breakthrough for pain relief, without the use of drugs! This is now A.M.A. and F.D.A. approved. It is available at no cost to you with qualifying insurance. For more information call Wasatch Biotec. Midvale, Utah 84047 Mary C., Nev., Feb. 22, ANDERSON, DUSHANE, and dentol gunshot f wound in the Bushmon Soft RELIEF! Wasatch Biotec 7300 S. 300 W., Suite 103 Ser-da- r, Area Deaths American WEST VALLEY CITY son, husband, father brother, Tftom-- j as Melvin Rees j 32, Oted Feb 23J 1986 of on OCCi fa ried William daughter. Henderson, Retta Thomas M. Rees beth Jeffs Ras- Alta View Hospital ber MEDICAL PAIN Stan- ley, son. Mr. and Mrs. S. Ted Elder, son. Mr ond Mrs. Stephen R. Marshall, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Cox, daughter. Mrs. Vicky Asay, son. Mr. and Mrs David N. Becksteod, daughter. Mr. ond Mrs. James S. Kahn, son. Mr. and Mrs. Ran S. Judkins, son. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mendenhall, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. James Workers Seek Aid Ex-Thio- kol f s Saf Lake and Intermountain Area Obituaries Tuesday, February 25, 1986 Special to The Tribune Detectives checked KEARNS leads but found few clues Monday to the location of an apparent kidnap victim abducted Sunday during a robbery of a Kearns area service station. The attendant, Maurine Hunsaker, 25, of Kearns, disappeared from the Gas A Mat at 3995 W. 4700 South be- - W Pi iraypMiy mm FOR BIDS the Intermountain Power Agency (iPA) Is occeptlng sealed bids for ten (10) 1961 Balnbridge (Kaufman & Brood), 14' x 67', Metal Sided, Mobile Homes, consisting of sin (6) 2 BR, 2 bath and four (4) 3BR, 2 bath, located at Roncho Mobile Home Estates, 439 N Hwy 6, Delta, Utah 84624 Open Inspection period ond SaturSaturday, March day, March 8, 1986, 10 00 am to 4 00 p m , sold os is The bidding documents may be obtained by contacting Curtis Shy, Site Purchasing Manoger, RFD 1, Box 824, Delta, Utah Ex84624, or call 80 1) tension 217 2 00 Bids must be returned by pm., local time, March 14, 1986, at which time they will be privately opened IPP reserves the right to reiect ony and all bids. TO BID INVITATION The University of Utoh proposes to purchase the requirements listed below. Sealed bids for the following will be received at the Purchasing Dept , 151 Annex Bldg, until 1100 A.M. March 6, 1986. 1. OWNER Sevier School District 195 Eost 500 North Richfield, Utah 84701 ARCHITECT. Silver, Naylor & Assoc , Inc 4141 S Highlond Dr , Ste 100 Sott Lake City, Utoh 84)24 Pions ond specifications will ovoiloble at the architect's fice on Monday, February be of- 24, 1986. All bidders acknowledge the right of the owner to reject ony or oil bids ond to watve ony Informality or Irregularity in ony bid received. The owner reserves the right to occept the lowest responsible bid A deposit of twenty-fivdollars ($25 00) is required for eoch set of drawings ond specifications. A bid bond or certified check of bid will be required for 5 amount. Power Distribution System The closing date of the following item will be 11.00 A.M. March 13, 1986. 1. The Boord of Education ot the Sevier School District Is receiving sealed bids tor the Floor Corpetlng for the oddltion to the South Sevier High School to be bid on Thursdov, Morch 13, 1986 at 3 00 P M and Gvmnosl-uBleochers to be bid at 3 30 PM on Thursdov, Morch 13, 1986 at the offices of the architect Minicomputer per list ond specifications obtainable from the Purchasing Department. The right Is reserved to occept or reiect ony or all bids ond to waive any Informality or technicality In any bid In the interest of the University. Only bids giving a firm quotation ond properly signed will be occepted. ROY B PETERSON PURCHASING AGENT As UNIVERSITY OF UTAH STATE OF UTAH REQUEST FOR STATEMENTS OF INTEREST ' AND QUALIFICATIONS The State of Utoh, Division of Environmental Hearth, Bureou of Solid and Hazordous Waste, is requesting submission of a Statement of Interest and Qualifications for englneerlng-technicconsultant services for planning, engineering, and onsite field testing services for Remedial Investigatings of hazordous waste disposal sites. Interested parties should contact Fred Mungula Division of Purchasing, Room 2)12 State Office Bldg., Salt Loke City, Utah 841 14, for official Statement ond Qualifications forms under requisition number 277169. Forms will be until 400 pm on occepted March 19, 1986. All itnerested oppllconts ore Invited to attend a meeting In the Auditorium on the first floor of the State Office Bldg., Satt Loke City, Utah, on Wednesday, Morch 5, 1986, at 10:00 a.m. Technical Questions regarding planning, engineering, ond onsite field services for Remedial Investigations will be answered. Douglas Richins, Director Division of Purchasing Notice of Public Auction Sale Under the authority In Internal Revenue Code section 6331, the property described below hos been seized for nonpayment of Internol revenue foxes due from Kimberly Ann Myers, Alter Ego, Nominee agent or Transferee ot Morris ond Peggy Myers The property will be sold at public ouctlon os provided bv internol Revenue Code section 6335 ond related regulations. Dote of Sale Februory 7, 1986 Time of Sole. 10 00 om. Ploce of Sole IRS, Sott Loke city, UT 84111 Title Offered: Only the right, title, ond Interest ot Agent or Tronsferee or Morris & Peggy Myers In and to the property will be offered for sole, tt requested, the Internol Revenue Service will furnish Information about possible encumbrances, which may be useful In determining the volue of the Interest being sold Description of Property Deed ot Trust mode the 30th doy of October 1981, between Daniel Bailey Bird and Virginia M. Bird, his wife os trustors. Great Basin Title, Inc. as trustee, & Kimberly Ann Myers os beneflclory. This Trust Deed pertoins to Lot 20, ARLINGTON HILLS PLAT "A", according to the official plat thereof on file ond of record In the office of the Satt Lake County Recorder Property may be Inspected at: NA. Payment Terms. Full payment required on acceptance of highest bid Form of Payment All payments must be by cosh, certified check, cashier's or treasurer's check or by o United States postal, bonk, express, or telegraph money order. Moke check or money order poyoble to the Internol Revenue Servke. Lee Bennion, Revenue Off 465 South 400 Eost, Sott 7 Loke City, UT 841 11, phone Doted E 90 4 NOTICE OF FILING CASE NO. BEFORE THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF UTAH In the Matter of the Application of Koch Service. Inc., dba KOCH TRANSPORTATION SERVICE, INC for Authority to Operate as a Motor Carrier of Liquefied PelToleum Gos Natural Gasoline, In Mixtures or Separately, In Bulk, In Tank Vehicles In andor Introstate Commerce ISSUED February 20, 1986 d Notice Is hereby given that the company has filed on application with the Public Service Commission of Utoh Applicant proposes to operate os o contract carrier by motor vehicle for the transportation of liquefied petroleum gos andor naturol gasoline, In mixtures or separately, In bulk. In took vehicles over Irregular routes from and between all points ond places In Utah, under contract with Koch Hydrocarbon Compony Any person wishing to protest sold application, or otherwise Intervene In the proceedings, must file o written protest or notice of Intervention with the Commission, Heber M. Wells State Office Building, 160 Eost 300 South, Sott Loke City, Utoh, 84111, within ten (10) business days of the date of this Sold protest must Include a description of conflicting authority presently held by Protestant, a general statement of the service being rendered bv Protestont within the scope of the application, and the effect that the granting of the application would have on Protestant Notices of Intervention must Include the above case number and nome, state the Intervenor's Interest In the cose ond how the case affects that Interest, and o request for ony direct relief desired Failure to file o written protest or notice within the allotted time will result In a denial of permission to oppear ond participate In the hearing on this matter, which will be scheduled subsequently with no further public notice For further Information contoct the Commission at Fourth Floor, Heber M. Wells State Office Building, Salt Loke City, Utoh Bv Order of the Commission DATED at Solt Loke City, Utah, this 20th doy of Februory, 1986 Record Attorney Lon Rodney Kump Rlchords, Bird & Kump of Georgia B Peterson, Executive Secretory 333 E 400 S SLC, UT 8411) NOTICE OF FILING CASE NO. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF UTAH In the Matter of the Application of Koch Ser'-ke- , Inc , dba KOCH TRANSPORTATION SERVICE, INC for Authority to Operate os a Motor Carrier of Asphalt, Asphalt Cements, Cutback Asphalts and Emulsified Asphalts In Intrastate Commerce ISSUED Februory 20, 1986 Notice Is hereby given that the compony has filed on application with the Public Service Commission of BEFORE THE Utoh Applicant proposes to operate os a contract carrier by motor vehicle for the transportation of osphott, osphott cements, cutbock aspholts ond emulsified ospholts. In bulk. In tank vehl-cle- s over Irregulor routes from ond between the plont site of Koch Asphalt Compony at or near Green River, utoh, on one hond, and oil points and ploces In Utah, on the other, under contract with Koch Asphalt Company Any person wishing to protest sold application, or otherwise Intervene In the proceedings, must file o written protest or notice ot Intervention with the Commission, Heber M. Wells State Office Building, 160 East 300 South, Solt Loke City, Utoh, 84111, within ten (10) business dovs of the dote of this publication Sold protest must Include a description of conflicting authority presently held bv Protestont, a general statement of the service being rendered by Protestant within the scope of the application, ond the effect that the granting of the application would hove on Protestont Notices of Itneiventlon must Include the above cose number ond nome, state the Intervenor's Interest In the case and how the cose affects that Interest, ond o request for any direct relief desired Failure to file a written protest or notice within the allotted time will result In a denial of permission to oppeor ond participate In the heorlng on the matter, which will be scheduled subsequently with no further public notice For further Information contoct the Commission at Fourth Floor, Heber M Wells State Office Building, Sott Loke City, Utoh Bv Order of the Commission DATED at Sort Loke City, Utah, this 20th doy of February, 1986 Attorney of Record Lon Rodnev Kump Rlchords, Bird & Kump Georgia B Peterson, Executive Secretory 333 E 400 S SLC, UT 84111 83 E (Additional Legals on next page) i. i i I |
