| Show s '4 ::& 'IV C8 The Salt Lake Tribune Horluchi Repeats Call to Merge City County Fire Departments 4 I I It 1 i1 4 I 1 1 Salt Lake County Commissioner Randy Horiuchi Tuesday called again for the merger of Salt Lake City and County fire departments after a toxic chemical leak in which communications and administrative foul-up- s kept city officials from notifying the Emergency Broadcast System Mr Horiuchi said a combined fire authority would provide better and "more coordinated" service to county and city residents with a smaller cost dis"Hopefully we can cussion with the city as we'd hoped to before regarding more shared services more and better cooperation and even the possibility of a merger" he said Salt Lake City Mayor Deedee Corradini said late Tuesday afternoon she had not discussed a merger with Mr Horiuchi She said she would consider sharing more services with the county but would not consolidate re-ent- er city-count- y When Salt Lake City Fire cast System could be located County officials who backed up city efforts were able to supply cellular telephones and could have activated the Emergency Broadcast System "The only way to ultimately es- open the second and third sections of the new $125 million Oxbow Jail Salt Lake County Commission Chairman Jim Bradley said Tuesday Whether or not Oxbow can approach its planned usefulness remains to be seen Mr Bradley said Oxbow The minimum-securitJail is doing nothing to alleviate overcrowding at the county jail downtown Mr Bradley said "The way it is now we are not going to staff pod B or finish pod C because any additional expense out there just is not justified" Mr Bradley said On Monday Mr Bradley's Democratic colleague Commissioner y - Randy Horiuchi implied the project was a waste of money Mr Horiuchi said Tuesday he too would vote not to open more sections of Oxbow until it could be used to house a harsher type of criminal Mr Bradley and Mr Horiuchi blamed most of a recent property-taincrease on Oxbow — a project built by their Republican predecessors one of whom is current Republican Commissioner Mike Stewart Mr Stewart responded by saying the Democrats were playing politics "It has only been open three months It will fill up in one year That is all to plan" Mr Stewart said By David Clifton Convicted killer Steven Ray Stout has refused to eat for nearly a month but prison officials say he has stopped losing weight Stout 35 began a hunger strike Feb 12 to protest what he claims is "dirty rotten treatment" of inmates by guards and Utah Department of Corrections officials Jerry O'Brien medical administrator for the department's northern region said Stout is weighed daily and blood samples are taken to monitor any deterioration in his health But the inmate's weight has stabilized in the last few days and Mr O'Brien believes Stout is being fed by other prisoners "Instead of continuing to lose - t - weight he has stabilized in the past few days It appears he is probably being slipped something from other inmates" Mr O'Brien said Stout claims prison guards constantly harass and provoke him to violence He also contends that he was moved to a maximum-securitcell after refusing to change roommates and talking back to guards "Today makes 21 days on the hunger strike and I will go to my death feed through my veins and so on until I die before I will come off it" Stout said in a March 4 y letter I N a fs Mental evaluations have still not been completed for a man charged with fatally shooting two guests and seriously wounding a boy in his West Valley home his attorney said Tuesday Edgar Tiedeman 45 was arraigned on two counts of capital homicide one count of attempted homicide aggravated sexual assault and aggravated kidnapping on Nov 6 Since then further hearings in the case have been repeatedly postponed while psychologial evaluations of Mr Tiedeman are completed In court Tuesday de- 1 fense attorney James Valdez asked for another delay and estimated the tests would be done in two weeks "You've been saying 'a couple of weeks' for some time now" objected 3rd Circuit Judge Eleanor VanSciver Mr Valdez said doe - I : : Child Sex-Abu- se I t 4 — tors who handled the evaluations for the court are struggling with a backlog of cases But Ms VanSciver agreed to postpone setting a preliminary hearing date until March 26 Mr Tiedeman allegedly shot and killed Susan Sessions 31 and Charles Timberman 43 while they slept in his West Valley home in November He is also charged Scott with shooting Bunell Ms Sessions' son and kidnapping and sexually assaulting her sister He was allegedly angry because Ms Sessions refused to sleep with him according to court documents The group was temporarily staying in Mr Tiedeman's trailer Scott who was initially in serious condition with a gunshot wound to the head and spine was released from Primary Children's Medical Center on Feb 5 Suspect Waives Hearing A man accused of sexually abus- ing children during orgies that inmovies cluded watching waived his right to a preliminary hearing Tuesday and will be arraigned in two weeks Ben Earl Nuttall 56 was arrested in New Hampshire last month on a 1990 arrest warrant from Utah He is facing nine charges of boy sexually abusing a and two girls 8 and 11 years old in his former West Valley home The children came to 3rd Circuit Court on Tuesday to testify in a preliminary hearing But Mr Nut-tal- l waived his right to make prosecutors show they have probable cause to support the charges Third Circuit Judge Dennis Fuchs scheduled a March 23 arraignment date before 3rd District Judge Richard Moffat Deputy Salt Lake County Attorney Rod Ybarra said he has offered to drop eight of the charges against Mr Nuttall if he pleads guilty to one count of sodomy on a child Ia I i 1 Sick Buffalo Found on Antelope Island One of the buffalo that lives on Antelope Island has tested positive for brucellosis a contagious disease that disrupts the reproduction cycle of buffaloes and cattle Mary Tullius spokeswoman for the Utah Division of Parks and Recreation said the herd of 530 buffaloes that lives on the island in the Great Salt Lakelwill be rounded up Thursday state-owne- d i1 A i 141 to search for other animals that might have the disease All infected animals will be removed from the herd and killed "Our first concern is the wellbeing of the herd" she said The infected buffalo was discovered following November's annual roundup It was an adult male born on the island State officials do not know how the animal contracted the disease r 34ok Ho :- - 7- - - 4 - 69was Earimedmen st 1ktNi " April 2 1926 There he labored in utreciit Amsterdam limuiden Apeldoorn and The Hague as District President His other church work included Sunday School i f- inance clerk assistant to the Washington Slake high council and bishop to Baltimore 2rid Ward In the Washington Stake He and Lucile both worked in the Washington DC and Provo LDS Temples They served ffvr if Ronda first mission together in Tallahassee Next they served in the Washington DC LDS 1980-198- 2 from and went on to serve Temple another mission in the Swiss Temple thwarter By his example he taught his chikiren the wonderful blessings received by faithfully Wing the Gas pet arid doing good works He served in the US Army during World WOf II and was honorably discharged at the rank of Captain He is survived by his devoted wife Lucile of Provo: two daughters and one son: Pamela and Leonard Hardesty Maryland: Deborah and Dave Phillips Provo and Gregory and Jenny Berghout Provo: also a foster son John Nadeau Baltimore Maryland: nine grandsons and one granddaughter also brothers and sisters Henry and Frances Berghout: Leonard Berghout: C010 and Al Jett: Gertrude and Frank Terry: Edith and Jerry Horowitz all of Ogden brother Richard and Oreta Berghout ' Midvale and brother John Berghout Los Bono s Calif He was preceded in death by four sisters Margaret Martha Pernella and Julia Funeral services will be held Thurs 11 am March 12 1992 at Sharon East Stake Center 2400 No 1060 East Provo where friends may call one hour prior to services Entombment Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park Mausoleum Soft Lake City Funeral Directors Wasatch Lawn Mortuary T 312 N 312 REGIONAL DEATIIS I - ft es 1 4 4 — N 7"- - 4 of Looci beds and 1A t -- 1311 N 311 Gregory Other Bowen died Monday March Gregory seer 9 199t in Solt Lake City Utah He was born April 11 1952 in Sall Lake City to Jock W and Emma Ostler Bowen He married Ruthann Eirlidey April 15 1978 in the Monti LDS Temple they later divorced He Is sumd by Ruthann Bowen: two sons Trenton Jac and Trov Bulkiey mother Emma Ciller Bowen St George two sisters Kathleen Bowen Frost Sandy: Caryl Bowen Angelos Columbus Otwo two brothers Richard lee Bowen Solt Lake City Gordon Jack Bowen Sandy Preceded in death by his father Jack W Bowen Gregg was a very sensitive person he had a wonderful sense of humor and loved music We will miss him A viewing will be held at the Tate Mortuary in Tooele Utah Wednesday March 11 1992 at 1 pm Graveside services and interment immediately following at the looele Cemetery T 311 311 Lewis ldwe ll CokweI 91 passed —Margaret Ca Margaret L away March 9 1992 Born February 28 1901 Vernal Utah to King Preston and Margaret Herbert Lewis Married Harold L Caldwell he preceded her in death August 18 1962 Member LDS Church Survived by two daughters Margaret Mclean Wilmington North Carolina Elaine Reed Gillette Wyo five grandchildren six several nieces and nephews a special friend Wilma Smith Graveside services will be held Thursday 11 am Salt Lake City Cemetery 4th Avenue and N Street Funeral Directors: Jenkins-Soff-e Mortuary 311 N 311 Robert J Cowin The Salt Lake Tribune notes the lowing deaths by name age date of death residence and mortuary handling the funeral arrangements BARTON Melba Se Iley 89 Mar 8 Dallas Tex Rest land Funeral Home Dallas Tex BERGHOUT Christian Fred 86 Mar 8 Salt Lake City Wasatch Lawn Mortuary Salt Lake City BOWEN Gregory Ostler 39 Mar 9 Salt Lake City Tate Mortuary Tooele CALDWELL Margaret Lewis 69 Mar 9 Mortuary MurMurray Jenkins-Soffray COWIN Robert Joseph 69 Mar 9 Salt Lake City Olpin Mortuary Heber Citg CROMAR FS "Stan" 82 Mar 7 Salt Lake City Larkin Sunset Lawn Mortuary Salt Lake City EDDY Margaret Isaac 77 Mar 7 Beaverton Ore Riverview Abbey Funeral Home Portland Ore EVANS Carol Murano 60 Mar 8 Copperton Goff Mortuary Midvale GALLAGHER Helen Armeda Anderson 75 Mar 6 San Rafael Calif Memorial Estates Mortuary Salt Lake City HARRISON Benjamin S R 88 Mar 8 Salt Lake City Larkin Mortuary Salt Lake City HELQUIST Charles Kenneth 94 Mar 7 Provo San Juan Mortuary Blanding KAY Karla 44 Mar 8 Sunset Lindquist Mortuary Ogden KLINDT Karl Margo 78 Mar 9 SAlt Lake City Larkin Mortuary Salt Lake fol- e City KNOLL Myr1 Hill McEvoy 76 Mar 5 Peel Funeral Home Magna KRALL Ray K 62 Mar 8 Ogden Myers Mortuary Ogden LUJAN Dora Lovato 72 Mar 9 Salt Lake City Neil O'Donnell & Sons Mortuary Salt Lake City RUYBAL Ben Apolinar 67 Mar 8 Salt Lake City McDougal Funeral Home SHIELDS Grant L 73 Mar 8 Salt Lake City Memorial Estates Mortuary Salt Lake City WATKINS Victor H 29 Mar 8 Sandy Cannob Mortuary Sandy WESTENSKOW Clair K 69 Mar 10 Sandy Larkin Sunset Garden Mortuary Sandy YOUNG Richard Bryan 64 Mar 9 Midvale Goff Mortuary Midvale INFORMATION ore charged for at the rate of $400 per line for insertion in both Tribune and Deseret News (Insertion in one paper would be $285 per line) If a Obituaries picture For is on odditional $500 charge obituary information 237-299- the number to call is: 0 or for anyone calling outside the SL area in the e state of Utah our number is: SLiuraays DEADLINES WEEKDAYS 9:30 am Deseret News (metro) (published that evening) 62 pm (published blowing day) 6:00 pm Deseret News (state) (published following day) SATURDAY SUNDAY HOLIDAYS Both pipets 5:00 pm all editions TRIBUTE TO VETERANS appear with some obituary notices signify that the deceased was a military service veteran The American flogs that Ulm copies of this news paper are available please call: information 237-2931- 1 in Pork City Employee of ed hunting Enjoyd the out-oVeteran World War and member DAV Survived by wife Salt fishing doors II Larkse City "''H Doc(hildrrothen y) Roger Crandall Salt Lake City 1 1 Cowin Wade Marty P four West Jordan grandchildren Preceded in death by a son Robert Jr and daughter Rebecca Crowley and grandson Jeffrey Crandall Requim Mass Thursday 10 am at St Lawrence Catholic Church in Heber City Friends may call at Holbrook Funeral Chapel 3251 So 23001 East Salt Lake City Wednesday 8 pm and at Olpin Mortuary Heber City Thursday 8- 9:45 am Burial: Heber City Cemetery Funeral Dierctors: Olpin Mortuary 311 N Margaret Isaac Eddy 'ornate: she preceded him in death r t Miss She will be buried in Beaverton Oregon where she has made her home for the pail 14 years 311 N 311 Carol Murano Evans COPPERTON-0Cdri14 Murano Evans 60 passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her familyiMarch c 1992 4 --) 4:'? f Bam April 1 0 1941 to it Ralph A cid Carokte le ' Pantalane Mreano id ' si Bingham Convert Utah 41 Married Cahill H Wier II e later divorced They re-- maned friends for he --1 lifetime Marled Clyde 'i Evans: later dtveroect ' - i ' Coral devoted her kere e t and fife to her kids lit grandkids brother site ' e ter and spedot nieces II il She was always there 'let Lt— them and will re fieepty missed She spent her Itte working as a waitress and hod hundreCd of loyal clientele She Is survived by her children: C H (Fettle) Miter Sett Loke City Mrs Metodie (LaMar) Hundley Oren Roelay Miller Murray Robert C Evans Salt Lake City and Christopher Evans n Copperton:eix geanWItidren one also surire by brother Robert (Fran) sister and best Murano Plano Texas and her fend Mrs Claudia (T Kelly) Moore Murray We lave YOU Morn "Mugge" and "Nona" Moss of Christian Surd! thursday Mcch 42 10 am Immaculate Conception Catholic Church 112 W State Hwy Cappedon Holy Rowill be recited Wednesday 6 pm at the sary church where friends may call 6--7 pm Burial Redwood Memorial Estates Goff Mortuary directors - 7 310 N A For 311 Gallagher Helen Arrneda Andersen Gallagher age 75 died March 6 1992 in Son Rafael California Born November 9 1916 in Salt Lake City gmr''''""'ll Utah to Verde Young A Eskill Andersen and Graduated from East High 5cnoal Married and 0vorced Paul eede 1 kernel Winward during fl 1 "'i the early 1940s Mauled '''' ' 4981 Frank R Gallagher e ---who died Nov 7 Mt ''' -- 1 She retired from leer sec- i s 1 retarial career with ' Magna Investment and 1 Development of Salt Illi '-iiLake City where she had worked for 13 years Esevived by son Paul D Winward wife Lindsay and granddaughter Jennifer Larkspur Colt sister Maxine Edwards and husband Bernie Sall Lake Cite brother James Y Anderson and wife Dee Pine Idaho stepson Mike and wile Dady Gallagher Denton Texas stepgrandchil&en Chris Kathy and Dennis: five nreces and six nephews Preceded in death by foster Ardith Egbert and brother Darrel Anderson Funeral services Nicely 1 pm Mountain View Mortuary 3115 East 78C-- South Friends may call Thursday 6--8 pm at Memorial Estates Mortuary 5550 South 900 Ease or one hour prise to service of the Mountain View address Interment: Mountain View Cemetere Family suggest in lieu of flowers donations may be made la the Ameri icon Cancer Society e I 311 i T j - - ' 'i - v — I i '"' as x ( JI and five Funeral services Saturday Mardi 14 2 pm Monument Pork 5th Ward 1930 South 2100 East whete Mends may call from 12:45-1:4- 5 pm Interment Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park under the direction of Larkin Mortuary 13II N 1 '-- 313 --- H' 775---- Helquisl He married Kora Johnson May 21 ' 1927 in Monticello salUtah marriage later emnized in the Salt Lake Net LDS Temple He lived ' with his family in the I ' Mormon Colonies in e Mexico from the age of one until he was fifteen :41 Most of his life he lived in Blanding Utah He moved to Orem at the age of 80 He was a veteran of World War I He farmed and raised cattle One of his great loves was raising horses He enjoyed dancing and attended dances at the Orem Senior Citizen's until his 91st year He was on active member of the LDS Church Survivors include his wife of Provo five daughters and three sons Mrs Jock (Erma) Redd Mrs Grant (Audrey) Nelson both of Bountiful Mrs Howard (Corine) Hurst Paradise Calif Mrs Steven (Kena Lee) Winn Nephi Mrs Karl (LaRue) Barton Monticello LaMar Helquist Orem Boyd Helquist Provo and Lyle Helquist Lindon also survived by 42 grandchildren 53 great grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Ken (Mato) Palmer Mrs Dee (Melba) Black both of Blanding He was preceded in death by two sons a grandson four sisters and three brothers Funeral services Thursday March 12 1 pm in the Undon LDS Chapel 25 North Main Friends may call Thursday from 11 am to 1230 pm at the church prior to services Friends may also call Friday 11 am to 12:30 pm at the San Juan Mortuary Blanding Graveside services 1 pm in the Blanding City Cemetery I T N 311 Watkins ' 1 1 '' : :i ' 41 graduated i 311 years : Jorgensen Sandy LaRae and Jerry Jorgensen Cottonwood Heights Carolyn and Edwin Kimball Sandy: and Beverly and Steve Montgomery San Antonio Texas sister Phyllis Bartlett and husband Elmer Walnut Creek Calif brother Pony L Watkins and wife Mildred Areba C Northern Calif: and sister-in-la37 Watkins Salt Lake City 20 grandchildren Preceded in death by two sisters three brothers and a grandson Funeral seNices will be held Friday March 13 1992 12 noon at Murray 24th Ward Chapel 755 East Three Fountains Drive Friends may call at the Cannon Mortuary 2460 East 7600 (Bengal Blvd) Thursday from 6--8 pm or Friday morning am at the ward Interment Murray City Cemetery r ' 11 ried limgard Herta Freimann Dec 30 1939 In Koenigsberg East Prussia Germany- - later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple March 2 1955 Served in the German Military during He immigrated with World War ll from 1939-194his wife and children to the US in 1953 His first love of life was sailing and fishing He enjoyed working with the boy scouts for many years He loved going on family vacations telling great stories and loved his 18 grandchildren and two dearly Survived by his wife six children Uwe Klindt Eike (Max) Merrell Holke (Chad) Maxfield Janet (Don) Hansen Gordon (Mecque) Klindt and Kelly (Elaine) Klincit 17 grandchildren two and a sister Marlechen Fuchs Germany Funeral services will be held Thursday March 12 12 noon German Ward 630 East 100 South Friends may call at Larkin Mortuary 260 East South Temple Wednesday 6-- 8 pm and at the ward Thursday one hour prior to service Interment Salt Lake City Cemetery Many thanks to the Creekside Home Care 311 N T SANDY—Clair K lb r' 311 Westenskow Westenskow age 69 passed 10 1992 after a coura- emphysema He was born June 29 1922 in Centerfield Utah to Julius Frederick and fillies Chapman I Westenskow He was a 1 mt eZ member of the 84th Re- - ' connaissance Troop 't t and served in Germany ' 'et A4 '' IL He War Wood 1 during I worked for Boyles Broth- ei 1 32 for ers Drilling Co 1 11 years He was a Mara- 1 ber of the LDS Church 1 He married Betty Jean Wiliclen Jan 14 1947 Survived by his wife two sons and spouses Donald K and Briga Westenskow Logan Lloyd C and Sheila Westenskow Oak City three daughters and spouses Jenny Sue and Jerrold Culp West Jordan Carol Jean and Kerry Collings Mid- way: Sandra Lee and Bruce Worley Midvale 16 grandchildren one two sisters Dole Sorenson Solt Lake City and Gweno Olsen Richfield Preceded in death by six brothers and one sister Funeral services will be Friday March 131992 11 am in the Larkin Sunset Gardens Mortuary Chapel 10600 South 1700 East where friends may call Thursday 9 pm and Friday one hour prior to the service Interment Larkin Sunset Gardens L 1 311 190-199- 2 Born December 24 1919 in Holman New '' )- T 4 IC - away peacefully March geous bathe with Dora Lovato Luian passed away March 9 1992 in Salt Lake City at the University Hospital 4'- N Clair Dora Loyal° illjan i 311 e" 311 N 311 Richard Bryan Young MIDVALE-Richa- Bryan Young 9 1992 Born August 8 1927 to at home Joseph's Church in Rawlins Wyo ming they celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary In the VERB Pro1950's as part of the federally-funde-d gram using innovative AIT technology she taught Spanish to all children in grades one through six via telephone horn Rawlins to Hanna and Saratoga Periodically she visited the classrooms to monitor progress As administrator for a successful CCD program of religious instruction for St Joseph's Catholic School in Rawlins she supervised six with her husband a Sunday teachers Spanish language radio request program on KRAL in Rawlins Sponsored by local merchants the program was extremety popular for over eight years The programs typically concluded with 15 mlnule sermonertes by New Mexico missionary priests In the 19703 she served as dispatcher for the RCIWIInS Police Department and was promoted to City Police Justice Clerk She left this position to move to Soh Lake in 1977 Participating the the St Vincent's bowling league she won the Enjoyed traveling inchampionship in 1980-8- 1 cluding the Holy Lands Rome the Bahamas Canada and Mexico Enjoyed crossword pussies TV sewing etc Survived by daughters Mary Kathryn Sykes Gloria Jean Whitney Dora Veronica Espinoza Peter Laura Christopher five grandchildren Mark and Paul brother Roben Laval° Cheyenne Wyo sisters May Duran Las Vegas New Mexico and Emma Von Ellen Belleville Ill A memorial MOSS will be celebrated at St Vincent's Catholic Church 1375 East Spring Lane Friday March 13 11 am Funeral Directors Neil O'Donnell & Sons rd of cancer March : : passed away Jack and Clara Young In Salt Lake City Utah Married Caryle Jeanne Crockett September 8 1948 Dick was a master electrician a craftsman who took great pride in his woriL He refired from Kennecott Copper and was of NYELCO special ' r Electric with his friend Warren Nuesmeyer Served In the Army in Korea He was a member of the '—'1 ' '- 1 ' e ' ''''' ' i if - i "ois Church serving as Sunday School President at the time of his death He loved the youth of his ward and those he served with Dick loved the outdoors garden-In- a fishing hunting and golfing with his family LDS and friends Survived by his wife of 43 years vale children and spouses Rick and 'Watt Sue and Larry Coyle Midand Lit Dee Doug and Jennifer eight grandchildren: loving sister JaCaLifikle Olsen Portland his aunts Margaret and Mary Lou and treasured friend John Crus Preceded In death by parents and a grandson Riley Funeral services will be held Thursday March 12 1992 at 11 am In the Midvale 8th LDS Ward Chapel 642 Jackson St (8400 South 240 West) Friends may call at Goff Mortuary 8090 SO Stole church Wednesday 8 pm or Thursday at from 1311 N 310 am 5 to Interment Larkin Sunset Gardens j - 1 J Lorenzen Klindt He mar- I311 H H i and Constanze Amalean St 311 N 31 1988 He Denmark to Hans at 311 from the University of -- Utah where he was ac- i 1 ' f five in music and othlet- ics He played on the U ik t-- - of U basketball team i1 w and held the Rocky Mountain Conference -- 1414 record in the broad (long) lump He taught school for 15 years administered the Utah State Teachers Retirement System for three years and was manager and chief home office underwriter of a life insurance company in Salt Lake City and San Francisco for 22 years He served as officer and president of the Western States Horne Office Underwriters Association composed of Home Office Underwriters from most of the life health and occident companies located west of the Mississippi River An active member of the LDS Church he filled a mission In the Western States in 1924-2- 6 He served in numerous ward and stake positions primarily as a teacher music director and in clerical departments He conducted choir and congregational singing for more than 60 years He served in the Salt Lake LDS Temple for 13 Christian 1938 1 He Is survived oy his four daughters and their husbands Lynone (Lynne) and Leland ed him - lik Taylor Ada Stromberg Dec 24 1927 in the Solt Lake LDS Temple she died July Margo Klindt age 78 passed away March 9 1992 He suffered from cancer for many years and now is free of his pain and is happily reunited with his Father in Heaven parents brothers and grand- - ' : daughter that pieced- - Mexico (Ague Negro) to Delfina Loyal° and Aurelia Cordova she was baptized accord- log to the rite of the Ro-man Catholic Church in Saint Gertrude Church Mora New Mexico Married Peter Joseph Lulan November 19 1 T) - I Watkins 89 passed away March 8 1992 in Sandy Utah of pneumonia Born March 4 1903 in Brigham City Utah to 1 George W and Emerine r7-77---P Watkins He monied I 311 E Victor Karl M Klindt T - 311 Victor j in death Born June 7 1913 in Tykschau Bei Tandem w- 310 Pearl Ken Helquist T L I Pearl Elizabeth Taylor age 92 passed away March 9 1992 of natural causes In Mayfield Utah Born July 19 1899 In Rub Nebraska to Edward J and Eva Foy Taylor Survived by two sisters Helen Piper Kansas City Missouri Virginia Mears Union Oregon Preceded in death by her parents three brothers and one sister Graveside services Thurs March IZ 3 pm Larkin Sunset town 2350 East 1300 So where friends may call 2:30-- 3 pm prior to services Charles Kenneth Helquist 94 of NoliCh died Saturday March 7 1992 in Provo He was born Nov 1 1897 in Koosharem A Boy I of his sixteen years in a wheelchair We wiN all cherish the memory of his love of life and desire to work hard Survived by two sons and two daughters Rudy Rortoll GolY RaYbal Brenda Fox Bonnie Hancock eight brothers and five sisters six grandchildren three Funercl services wiN be he'd Wed 12 noon at the Granger West eth Ward 3305 South 3960 West where friends may call Wednesday 11 to 11:45 ant Intennent: Volley View Memorial Pak Under direction of McDougal Funeral Home big smite and scree ot ti - ' humor Active in the LDS Church where he spent many cil his early years working with the young men in Scouts ond Later he served os High Priest Group inshuctor and was on ordinance worker in the Sall Lake Temple for 20 years He is survived by his two sons Benjamin Paul (wife Lois) Torrance Calif and David L (wife Charlotte) Solt Lake City eight granddiadren hallionsmtlact and High Pnest 4: Karl BEAVERTON Oregon—Margaret Isaac Eddy was called home to her Heavenly Father March 7 1992 in Beaverton 21 Born December 1914 to John Nils arid Winifred Wagstaff Isaac 4 Married William C Eddy June 18 1948 later sot-emnized in th Salt Lake LDS Temple She was a devoted wife mother i grandmother great- - It "'' sr grandmother and sister 4014 She was greatly loved IA and respected by all :' who knew her She was a very efficient execu- five secretary at several banks in Salt Lake and Oregon and also worked at St Vincents Hospital after moving to Oregon At the time of her death she hod been working at a data processing center for her church Survived by he husband William: daughter Sharon Farris so Tom six grandchildren two sisters Mrs Al (Vicnda) Fletcher Mrs Knight (IcNon) Roberts brother Ronald Isaac (wife Mrs Phil Chloe) Salt Lake City sister-in-laJohn Evans Isaac St George brother-in-la- T e - Lake II tatei LIDS 311 r noon to 5 pm 12 UDOT Helen am to 6 am 8 am to 5 pm 8 Sundays Holidays 1946 Utah T OBITUARY DESK HOURS Monaay-Ftiaa- y 24 1""""171 ee-e- OBITUARY used there Robert Joseph COWirt 69 died March 9 1992 in a Satt Lake City hospital Born Dec 16 1922 in Cope Giardeou Mis souri to Henry and Stella Griffin Cowin More Norma Pedersen Dec Ben Apolira Poloot walked happity Info his Heaventy Fathers arms Sunday Match 8 1991 Born January 7 1925 in Ignacio Colorado o son or Tornos and Adelaide Archuleta Raybal He was a Saving son brother husband father 6---p Nt4 woand ograboodingndlatherengi 1 or'''"--' neer Member of the LDS 4 Church hcMog served 1 Beniamrn Sit Kamm oge St passed away aeocefuay March IL 1992 at his borne in Sall Lake City Ulah croler a long period of c°ntlassment 1 He was tminAP:outh 13 N MURRA Ben A Ruybal Harrison BONOMin SR J:tilno:TIL2G31aiE11992viandinWthec:Ichs aut grandchildren and tee loved ones three and one on the way friends and Speck thanks to all our tarn neighlDors for thee caring and help Also thanks to Dr Mintz Dr Cecil Dr Webster Diana and Men Private services T is PAID PUBLIC NOTICES at 100 Survived by his devot- - i -- i e- fishing t teacher word teacher stake missionary J —tteere (- Blair lov- Johanna :t :) I Ab291mm maried his 17 1940 woingve:Apiri in Word War IL as on asbestos worker for 50 year& He if - Tribune (all editions) i i Lf lands beginning on "The more I think about dying the more comfort I feel inside" he wrote "Then I won't be humiliated disrespected laughed at or treated like a little child" - Mental Tests Stall Slay Suspect's Hearing - 1- Adnanci '9 l' x Inmate on Hunger Strike Keeps Up Weight THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ( Adriaces J Bic age 75 passed away March 9 1W2 a M hOMe or asbestos reoated cancer Born May 20 4916 in Amsterdam Hofients a son of Johan F: Book and lee' laUnFaincifylleIM --k: Weentg tablish true coordination and eliminate future misunderstand- Bradley Vows No More Money' To Finish County's Oxbow Jail No more money will be spent to Cornelia Margaretha Beighout He married Lucile Maria Neff Arne 3 1955 in the Sort Lake LDS Temple He wos on active morn- bar of the LDS Church holding the office High Pnest He served his first rnisston in the Nether- - WednesIsy March 11 1992 VI Out loving husband father Christian Fred Bergriout retuned Heaven on Match 8 1992 at the age ot 86 He was born on Au-- i gust 15 1905 in Ogden Utah to Leonard ond ''' Co no city officials with authority to activate the Emergency Broad- tr q 11 Adrian Johan Eck Christian Fred Berghout De- ings would be to operate as one fire service" Mr Horiuchi said In her election campaign last fall Ms Corradini pledged to share services with surrounding agencies to cut costs After she was elected Mr Horiuchi publicly invited her to merge the city and county fire departments Ms Corradini explained that shared services did not mean "merger" She declined Mr Horiuchi's invitation saying Salt Lake City provides a higher level of service than does the county LOCAL ‘f 4s OBITUARIES PAID PUBLIC NOTICE3 partment officials arrived last week at Great Western Chemical s S 441 N i - rr Aft 114 " Jot te ok"fiti-- " ""Art ow" jot4 fiselk At 00 W10IPN 11e- ton "1 ott met240431 00N tf401 07-- |
