Show r’iiyn 4 The Horald Joumul I oyin Utah Monday Octohnr 1996 21 Obituaries J Fred Thunell Homo Caru and log hi Nursing lor all of their kind euro and concern Frod riiunull 79 Elijah C Willis RIVERJ HEIGHTS of Rivar Heights passed aw?y LAKl I OWN Si'-urda- Elijah Oct 19 1996 surrounded by his family at tho Logan Nursing and Rehabilitation Center He was born Dec 8 1916 in Salt Lake City to Frederick and Margaret Lutham Thunell Ho graduated from East High Softool and attended tho University of Utah He survud in the U S Army Air Corps as a bom- bardier and pilot during World War Hospital on Fri18 day Oct 1996 ol causes incident to aye He was born March 27 1903 in Laketown to George and Dolma Cheney LDS Temple and they are the proud parents of four sons Elijah was an active member of the LDS Church and held many positions He served a mission from 1926 to 1928 in the California Arizona Mission and as a High Priest group leader Ho attended school in Lake-tow- n and graduated from the LDS High School in Salt Lake City Elijah was a dedicated sheep and cattle rancher He resided in Rich County all his life Hu was proud of his irrigation system which was a first in Rich County He also enjoyed experimenting with new varieties of grains on his farm He is survived by Ins wife Norma of Laketown and three sons Cardun and Joan of Lancaster Calif McKay and Jean of Lake-tow- n and Clark and Patty of Logan Jeanette Roskeb a daughter-in-laley of Smitlifield and 17 19 grandchildren He n was preceded in death by his parents four brothers one sister a son Reed and a great grandson Funeral services will be at noon Wednesday Oct 23 in the Lake-tow- n LDS Chapel There will be no public viewing Burial will be in the Laketown Cemetery Services are under the direction of Matthews rhyme He is survived by his wife Dorothy and two sons Steven J (Jami) Thunell River Heights Gary R (Krista) Thunell Hyrum He also had eight grandchildren who lovingly referred to him as “Papa": Anji (Brock) Autry Salt Lake City Jason (Stephanie) Thunell and Cameron n B He was the youngest of six children He married Nonna Weston on June 3 1931 in the Logan Willis ple They celebrated their 50th wedding anniversaiy in Juno They have lived all of their marred life in River Heigtits and Fred was a member of the River Heights 2nd Ward He served in various church capacities He was ward clerk for many years as well as teacher trainer He was a home teacher until his health kept tiim at home Fred was a photographer for 45 years For many years he took all of the sports pictures for The Her aid Journal He operated a studio and camera store in the Student Center at USU He also had a camera shop on Federal Avenue in Logan for a time Fred was a master at building things and fixing things He loved to collect anything and everything He enjoyed writing poetry and filled his calender books with notations in great-grandso- Thoron Teel She later completed an associate's degree from Brigham Young University in genealogical research Marllia was active In her community organizing the Arimo Idaho Chapter of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers and a local Little League Stie was involved with the Memorial Lake Hu marriod Duiothy Davis June 28 1946 in the Logan LDS Tem- M Churiuy asHird away in thu Boar 93 Willis Preston Elder John Michael Thunell serving an LDS mission in Brazil Benji Mea-gaAndy Erin and David Thunell all of River Heights and many nieces and nephews He was preceded in death by his parents a brother Dale and a sister Janice Funeral services will be at noon Tuesday in the Providence Stake Center 800 S 600 East with Bishop Kent Gunnell conducting Friends may call from 7 to 9 pm today at the Alien-Hal- l Mortuary and one hour before services at the church Burial will be in the Providence Cemetery Thejamjly would like to thank Dr Salisbury the people at Total n Martha graduated from Madison High School After attending one year at Ricks College she transferred to the LDS Business School in Salt Lake City Here she also worked in the accounting office of Scouting program and was an active fund- raiser for the Primary Children's Hospital in Salt Lake City She gave a life of dedication and service to her church serving as tuaclior and president in the Primary Relief Society and Young Women's organizations She also taught genealogy courses at the Logan Genealogical Center She has also lived in Arizona She is survived by her husband Albert Christensen three daughters and three sons: Marie Zappitello Providence David Christensen Murtaugh Idaho Kathleen Baker Tucson Ariz Ruthann Lay Boston Emory Christensen Boise Idaho Brian Christensen Aurora Colo She is also survived by 31 grandchildren and 25 n Services will be at 1 pm Thursday Oct 24 1996 at the Logan 23rd Ward 565 E 100 South Viewings will be from 6 to 8 pm Wednesday Oct 23 at the Alien-HaMortuary and from noon to 1 pm Thursday at the Logan 23rd Ward Her remains will be interred at the Downey (Idaho) Cemetery Ronald F Christensen SMITHFIELD — Ronald Francis Christensen 35 loving husband father son broth- er and friend returned to his Martha J Christensen Father in Heaven on Friday Oct 18 1996 from complications of diabetes Ron was born Aug 12 1961 in Brigham City a son of Ellis L and Joan Cobb Christensen He moved with his family from Brigham City to Smithfield in 1972 where he has resided He married Martha Wolfe on May 31 1 991 in Nampa Idaho Ron attended Summit Elementary North Cache Junior High and Sky View High School and was a student at Utah State University studying to be a radiologist Ron enjoyed his family friends and Martha J Chris- 1996 from natural causes at the age of 84 She was born 1912 in Rexburg Idaho to Marlha Howell and Julian Harold April 21 Johnson She married Albert Christensen from Marsh Valley Idaho They were married in ttie Logan LDS Temple on June 22 1933 loved by all lliobe lie bufilwntkid He Is survived by his wife Marttia of Smitlifield four ctnkiiun Wendy Kell and Shawn of Smith held and April of Numpn Idalio Ins Ellis and Joan Chris brothers Terry (Tina) and Brian all of Smitlifield and a grandrnotlier Ula Cobb of Brigluun City He was precmled in duatli by his grandparents Francis and Elvera Christensen and F voted parents turmen Cobb Funeral services will be at 1 la in Tuesday Oct 22 1996 in the Smitlifield 10th-13tWard Chapel 345 E 300 South with Bishop Charles Godderidge conducting Friends may call horn 6 to 8 tonight at Nelson Funeral Home 85 S Main St Smitlifield and from 9:30 to 10:30 a m on Tuesday Burial will be in tho Smithfiutd Cemetery h Spencer E Nelson PRESTON Spencer E Nelson 75 died Oct 18 1996 in a car accident There will be a viewing from 6 to 8 toniglit at Webb Funeral Home in Preston There will be a viewing from 10 to 11:30 am Tuesday Oct 22 at the Preston 6th Ward church house followed by the funeral service at noon The funeral is under the direction of Bishop Neil Larson Burial will be in the Riverdale Cemetery Obituary policy The price for obituaries and cards of thanks is $4 per column Inch Obituaries are measured columns wide by inches deep including photographs All obituaries must be placed by a mortuary or in person by someone authorized to make payment or arrange billing There is no charge for death notices placed by a mortuary For more information call The Herald Journal other interested 'Kople are invitmore inloimnlioii call ed The Cache County Study on Memory in Aging in cixiperalion with the Allieimer's Association of Utah is having a meeting at 7 pm Tuesday at the Sunshine Terrace solarium 225 N 20(1 West Ixigan Health care piofcs-sional- s family care givers and 797-249- 1 The American Association of University Women is sponsoiing "( iixtd Reading lor Women" at 7 pm Tuesday at A Book Stoic IK) N I (Ml East Janice lueker book manager will talk about Church officials when he lashed out at President Dwight Eisenhower’s moderate al Home West Center for Regional Studies at Utah Stale University will present her recent anthology Pact's of Ulali at 7 pm Tuesday at 'I he Btxik Table 29 S Main St The public is welcome For more information call Mountain women writers Ixxiks women are recommending and good books to read in (he aiming months and g for The public is invited For more information gift-givin- call 753-895- 8 Shannon K History” Lee — who also served as mayor of Price and Salt Lake City prior to his rise to the governor’s mansion — drew the ire of some Mormon Viloetter Paskins Palmer 92 died Monday Oct 21 at the Franklin County Medical Center in Preston A complete obituary will appear in a future edition of The Herald Journal Arrangements are under the direction of Webb Funer- Hoskins of the poli- tics At one point Lee threatened to form a third party if the H1IJJNGS Mont (AP) — The proposed ainstruction of a Mormon temple here has brought a flixxJ of calls to City Hall as officials consider a church request for annexation of land The Church of Jesus Christ of I Jlier-da- y Saints wants to build s church-owne- d property a near the Billings Rimrocl rugged area at the west end of town Some residents of the area quickly rose in opposition claiming the temple would destroy the natural beauty of what locals call “the Rims” The Billings City Council will hold an Oct 28 hearing on (he proposed annexation “Wc have received no application for a temple at this point” planner Bill Arnold said "The issue for the meeting is only should that land be in the cily and can the city provide Ser vians for it You can t decide on the annexation of land based on city-coun- Money Mkt Annual Pei carriage Yield Zions Gold Savings 412 Edward Jones FSA 4 58 I Are lost his bid for a third lenn as governor when he was defeated by (ieorge Clyde in the 1 95ft GOP primaries lie then ran as an independent but was defeated along with Democrat IC Romney by Clyde in the general election Former Democratic (iov Calvin L Ramplon a Democrat who was Utah’s only three-ter- m governor first became acquainted with Lee when Hampton was attorney general and I xe was mayor of Price the time man to a hospital but Lee insisted on his arrest After the trooper was acquit- ted Lee — who had been involved in a heated exchange with Ramplon while on the witness stand — caught (he Erosecutor in a courthouse “He challenged me to a batbut cooler heads inter- tle vened” Ramplon said Joseph Bracken Lee was born in Price on Jan 7 1899 to Arthur and Ida Lee He attended Carbon High School served in the Army during World War I and was as a second lieutenant dis-charg- in 1919 Billings council to hold hearing on temple annexation proposal temple on Selected stocks as Eisenhower’s agriculture secretary agreed on many lixi I always had great admiration for his candor When he tixrk a stand on an issue he stood by it” Ramplon recalled one of his conflicts with lie came when a Utah Highway Palm! trixiper was arrested in Price for speeding Rainpton said the trooper was taking an injured Place 'Hie Official Centennial Viloetter P Palmer IjiI-ler-d- Saints — was serving through his public policy and his forceful persona in a positive way” A two-tergovernor Lee was first elected in 1948 defeating Democratic incumbent Herbert Maw in a rematch of a 1944 campaign Lee had lost by just 1056 votes funding surpluses throughout his tenure as governor amounting to $195 million at the end of his second term According to Thomas G Alexander’s “Utah The Right Death notice bccaini president of The Church of Jesus Christ of “I considered him my friend” said Ramplon "We dashed on many issues and His light control of stale spending was credited for 752-212- 1 Republicans did not repudiate Eisenhower At the lime Eia Taft Henson — who later to limited government and always stood tall in the defense of his beliefs "He will have affected Utah m About Cache TUESDAY SALT (TTY (AP) — ormcr lltuh (iov J Bracken Ire a ruckrilrhcd conservative Republican known for Ilia opposition to income taxes the United Nations and government programs is dead at age 97 Ire died at a local nursing home Sunday afternoon from natural causes family mem-Ih'i- s said (iov Michael Iravill who developed a friendship with Ire in his later years said the former governor had remained mentally sharp despite old age “Every lime 1 spoke to him he was clearheaded and interested in the events of the day” Iravill recalled “lie had a powerful sense of commitment l ll Mortuary in Montpelier Idalro tensen died Sunday Oct 20 Former Utah Gov J Bracken Lee dead at age 97 those he woikud with and was ty speculation of what future land use might Ik” The City Council has been asked to annex 34 acres llial I lie church wants to use for a temple Church leaders say it would serve nearly 60000 Mormons in Montana northern Wyoming and the Dakotas Councilman Michael Diet said he has been besieged with culls and letters from temple supertax Mayor Chuck Jixilcy said lie has received dozens of calls and letters from xxplc on Ixitli sides of the issue The hearing Oct 28 will be preceded by a re poll from cily officials who have been studying whether the cily can provide sewer and water ainnections and other serviois for the proieiiy At least three more healings would be necessary for amsiiuc-tioof the temple to licgin would include a review of plans for the temple include its size and landscaping Survey: More than half oppose monument Utah residents most upset with how Grand Staircase-Escalant- e was created SA1I IAM UIY (AP) Slightly mre than hall ot Utah residents surveyed tins month said ihcy oppose the creation ol tk new 17 million acre Grand Slaiicase-lscalantNuiionil Monument in sou'hun e !lth Pollster Dan Julies A Associates lound 2(1 jureml somewhat opjxisc tin monimuiii and 52 pcicciil strongly oppose il lm a combined opposition ol 52 pere i m I 111' poll ol 'Mill residues Vlas ioiiJiv led and hud a Oil pireuit nuigm ol viioi It was repotted in a eopuighi simv in the Dcscicl News on Sniav Ihe resulis didn't vary re: ill fiom ihc opinions measured shortly utlu 1'residiM ( onioi made his suipnsc designation ol ihc monu ment in ScptemlHi A Joins fx U thm bn-nI j 49 jiereeiil ophised I lie president's action I lie hues) poll lound 19 percent strongly with where- they live the XII lound Residents ol the 2nd Congressional Dislavoi i lie new monument and 18 percent trict the less conseivalivc dtsliicl that lakes in somewhal lavm it tor an ovciall favoiable the eastern hall of Salt laikr (in and all I lolly ol M ixreuii Aiuriliei 13 percent were cities except West Valley ( ily I hose undecided Ihe (w til lound polled in that district weie split over the mmi I In unienl — 45 percent in favoi and 45 perevnt suivey also icvcaled that Utah don I like the way Clinton created the opposed monumcnl with lutlc input from Utah interThe Democratic candidate tot that congresests and limit is sional scat Ross Anderson favuts the monuof those surveyed said Sixty nine- pciu-iiment Republican candidate Merrill ( ook they opxiNc giving US presidents the unilatunlike other Republicans in ntliie and sickeral power to create a national monument: 77 office said he doesn't immediately Krecni think Congress should Ik' required to ing (he monument However he is oppose approve national monument designations critical ol how- Clinton created it Unde r the 1900 Antiquities Act ihe piesi-dui- i The monument is m the 3rd Congn ssioiMl ean alone create a national monument where iniuinhcnl Rep Bill Oilon a District tinmonIxiundaiics ot ( oiigress can modify IXmocral s it: a tight race with Ki pid'lnin llUll IMS Chris Cannon Jom s buii'd 4S h ree ill ol Utahns ihmk that Residents there art 57 pe ree nl opposed to the sii u monuments created by presidential uitioii should lie decreased and 39 percent the monument according to the Joins said si ill monuments' sic shouldn't be Another 29 pcronl favored it lice leusi d Orion tried to talk ( Imton nut creating Utahns’ ipniions on the monument vary (Ik- monumcnl ( anmni 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