Show A8 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Tuesday March 18 2003 Obituaries Ethan Snow Ellis Ethan Snow Ellis was bom Feb 162001 and passed away March 13 2003 due to E Center Logan Utah Friends and family may cal Tuesday night from 6 to 8 pm and from 11 to 11:45 am prior to services on Wednesday at the mortuary Interment wi be at foe Logan Ctty Cemetery In lieu of flowers family requests donation be made to Atzhaknerfo Special Needs Unit 1480 N 400 East Logan Utah heart failure Ethan fought avery at 34 coura- geous battle He had an amazing spirit and touched the ives of many people Some of his favorite things were to play in the fridge learn new words play on the phone and see the neighbor’s dog ’Boots" Ethan was a Joy to have even though it was for a short time His parents wish to thank all of the staff at UCSF Stanford Children's and Primary Chit-qre-n s moqiccU uonior tot mo excellent care given to Ethan Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to Dr Ronald Day Toni Sherwood Beth Sorensen and all other medical professionals involved in his care You are Ethan is survived by his parents Scott Ellis and Karen Snow Ellis grandparents LeGrande and Marilyn Ellis Claude "Pa" and Coleen Snow and many aunts uncles cousins and dear friends We appreciate the prayers of so many people who loved Ethan and whom he loved Funeral services wiU be held at noon on Monday at the Windsor Meadows Chapel 2800 W Gordon Ave (1000 N) Friends and family may attend viewings at Russon Brother’s Mortuary 295 N Main St Bountiful on Sunday from 6 to 8 pm and Monday from 10:30 to 11:30 at the Windsor Meadows Chapel Interment will be in the Lake-vieMemorial Cemetery Ethan we love you and look forward to being reunited with you where there is no pain and w suffering Grant H Mauchley RICHMOND — Grant H Mauchley 85 passed away peacefully at the Logan Nursing and Rehabilitation Center after a coura- geous battle with Alzheimer's on March 15 2003 He was bom Feb 17 1918 in Millville Utah to Ernest and Luella Rasmussen Mauchley Grant married his lifetime sweetheart Ellen Cook on Sept 6 1941 Their marriage was later solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple Their life together was blessed by three children Janet Richard and Kristine Grant graduated from South Cache High School and Utah State University He worked for Logan Power and Light while going to college and was one of the best school teachers for many years at Emmett High Idaho North Cache High and Sky View High School until his retirement He also served as the justice of the peace in Richmond for many years Grant has been a member of the Richmond Lions Club American Legion and The Utah League of Cities Grant served in the Bjigt military during World War II in Australia New Zealand and the Philippine Islands He was a very proud American Dad was a hard worker all his life He lived during the Great Depression arid always made foe best of any problem that came about Dad could fix anything that moved and had one of the best gardens and yards in Richmond Dad liked to fish hunt camp cook outside golf and do about anything that involved the family Dad was a very patient man and was loved by many Dad had a great sense of humor that stayed with him till death Dad will be missed by all those that knew and loved him He is survived by his wife Ellen to whom he was married for 61 years and foe following daughters and son Janet (Webb) Harpe Uintah Richard (Vickie) Mauchley Brigham City and Kris (Scott) Atkinson Battle Ground Wash He is also survived by a brother and sister Eldon Mauchley and Phillis Toolson nine grandchildren and He nine was preceded in death by his father and mother four brothers one sister and one grandson Funeral services will be held on Wednesday March 19 at noon at the Alien-Ha- lt Mortuary 84341 A special thanks to the (peat staff at the Logan Nursing Home for caring for our Dad in his special needs Stanley “Bill” Davidson Wahlen ST GEORGE —Our beloved father Stanley "BT Davidson Wahlen age 93 died on March 15 2003 hi SL George He was bom May 17 1909 Logan Utah to Julius Charles and Annie Davidson Wahlen He married Peart Naylor on June 30 1932 in Ogden Utah They were later married for eternity on June 13 1963 in the Logan Temple His loving wife Peart died March in 252002 was the youngest of four boys and one giri He grew up in Logan and worked on foe family farm in Benson Ward He graduated from Logan High School in 1927 After their marriage Bit managed "Bob's Barbeque’ in Ogden until 1942 at which time he was hired as a brakeman for the Southern Pacific Railroad He was later promoted to freight conductor He retired in 1976 and Bill foe family moved to Murray In 1993 they moved to SL George to be dose to their daughters Bill’s first priority was his family and he was always very sweet and patient with his daughters He was an avid hunter and fisherman particularly fly fishing He was proficient at tying his own flies He fished in most of the rivers in the West and also enjoyed deep sea fishing in Mexico Surviving family include: his daughters MarDeanne Wahlen and Shard (John) Wall both of SL George and grandson Stanley Shane Wall of SL George He is preceded in death by his wife his parents his three brothers Oliver Robert and Emory and his sister Lucia Checketts Funeral services will be held Saturday March 22 at 1 pm at Lindquist Mortuary 3408 Washington Blvd Ogden Utah Friends may call one hour prior to services at the mortuary Interment will be jn foe Ogden City Cemetery Arrangements are made under the direction of Spilsbury & Beard Mortuary 673-245- 4 Friends and family are invited to offer their condolences at wwwspllsburybeardcom Click on foe dove Florence Burton Worthington Florence ton Worthington was bom March 17 1906 Utah to Thomas Hyrum and May Pex-to- n Burton She died March 17 2003 in Logan Utah Florence was educated at Nephi (Juab) High School BYU and Beauticians School of Washington DC and she married thorn as Glen Worthington in the Salt Lake Temple on June 24 1931 Alifeof service to all and a deep love of children were her precious trademarks She was part of the Special Generation that lived through foe Depression and won the second World War During the war Florence drove her car with a crew of women from Logan to foe Defense Depot in Ogden every day but Christmas and the Fourth of July and she did this from 1943 to 1945 and also worked with the USO in the ' evenings Florence was a founding member of the Logan Golf and Country Club and was very active 'in establishing Civic Music Concerts in Logan She gave considerable time and mean to both family and many many dear friends and Utah State University associates She was talented in so many areas and an excellent cook who generated many special recipes for family ana noignoors a cnoico heritage was left by the plea- Bur- Pie sure of her presence Florence was preceded in death by her beloved husband Glen Worthington parents and her brothers Marcus Burton J:j 1 t - “We know why we’re here" Principal Bill lindauer told students as they sat in the : : gymnasium Monday afternoon facing a blue red and yellow cardboard bnllseye Clarence Burton Alma Button UU i oy jacK oufvivoo vvonninyfon (Pam) two grandchildren two sie- - Burton i Continued flrom A3 and Lee Clark Burton She is tar Blanche i' ' got me and a bullseye drawn on the front Her goggles and Kim Nostrom a fourth--- 3 snorkle protected partofherv- - ' teacher who was pied ? face but her hair and din after students readied foe ftrst were covered in whipped benchmark a couple of weeks ' cream in foe end:'ago said she has noticed that “That’s really yramnypie” students are more excited ? ' Lund said laughing as she about reading than ever licked foe Shaffer’s bakerypie i before off of her Up " ctfj £&£ TThey are bringing their Students were foe ones who back every day just waitslips allowed to throw foe pies fl for someoneto get pied” ing PTA representatives randomly said Nostrum 118 exciting to chose a name from foe see them so excited about teacher’s class list called We want to see that reading them np and humWi diem the we’ll and do whatever it dessert takes” Lindauer agreed r ton whose teacher Kandyce “It’s great to see the kids Earl was pied Monday said excited foe pies add some motivation ttboutreading” ho said The students are really to read into it and the teachen have “I read in foe day and night such a good spirit about it and even under the coven” Fenton said 'adding that the They will do just about anything to get kids engaged in pie looked sticky and gross on Mrs Earl’s face “I just wish reading” Hesse with a hole cut out of the mid-d-ie “So far you have read 139998 minutes” Claps and cheers filled the gymnasium and were so loud that Lindauer could barely be heard even with die help of a Rest now my dear mother from your most precious and inspiring monai HDOfsfnug oaa for me and thank you for being my Mom- Funeral services wfll bo held ' on Thursday March 20 at noon In foe Logan 22nd Ward Chapel with a viewing from 10-3- 0 to 11:45 am Interment wl be In the Logan City Cemeteiy Arrange- merits are under tha (fraction of ABen-HMortuary Condolences may besenttothefamtiyat wwwafenhalmortuarycorn microphone Ifeachers were called up to the bullseye one at a time Some came prepared for being 1 ' al pied SpecchLanguage Pathologist Katie Lund wore a white garbage bag over her clothes with the words “You David Dale Linkey - - ’ Agendas LOGAN David Dale Linkey 56 loving father brother and wonderful friend passed away peacefuly at hie home on Wednesday March 12 2003 after a valiant battle with esophageal cancer A viewing and Intimate memorial service for family and dose friends will be held Sunday March 16 at 4 pm at Nelson Funeral Home Funeral services will be held on Tuesday March 18 at 2 pm at Nelson Funeral Home 162 E 400 North Logan Friends and family may call at the funeral home an hour prior to services for a viewing Condolences to the family may be extended online at Continued from The Providence Planning Commission will meet tonight at 5:30 in the Providence City Office 15 S Main Agenda items Include: Considering a business ticense requesL Hearing the treasurer's report Hearing foe city manager's report Hearing councV member reports Hearing the mayor's report Discussing agenda Hems for the next meeting VHage Apartments and Global Mart plat change A3 J The Richmond Ctty Corn- el wi meet at 7 tonight in foe r Holding a public hearing to discuss proposed improvements to 100 8 StreeL Discussing updating master plan to reflect changes due to subdivisions Hearing report on a proposal for tracking zoning compliance issues and a report on Neighborhood Wbtch efforts Discussing site review of Head Start building Deer Creek city offices at 6 W Main SL Agenda Rems include: m I— in© deputy s report neanng I— 9 nearing mo DUKing nspoo tor's annual report Considering a proposed subdivision in the area of 300 S and 200 West on the north side Hearing a request for a change of venue for a business x J The Rhrar Heights Planning Commission wM meet at m WL'1 toregnt mi mo ruvornoignts City Buikflng 520 S 500 East Agenda Items include: Discussing revisions to sub- Discussing and possfoiy passing Resolution 2003-0- 1 Scouting for Food division ordnance Death notice Selected stocks and fractional dollars per share Mutual funds are quoted in dollars Laursen LOGAN-Ro- Laursen age 76 of Logan died Saturday March 15 2003 at Logan Nursing and Rehabilitation Center A complete obituary will appear in a later edition of The Herald Journal Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Alien-Ha- ll Mortuary Atoertsons Altria AOL Time Warn American FW AT&T Autoliv Inc Alice Montgomery Boise Irene Olsen Montgomery age 100 died Monday Mproh 17 2003 at Logan Nursing and Rehabilitation Center A complete obituaiy will appear in a later edition of The Herald Journal Arrangements Mortuary by North Logan Utah Citigroup CampbeN Soup Cisco Systems NORTH LOGAN— Alice CohagraINC DeN Computer Edison Inti ExxonMobil Ford Motor Co Gen Dyn Gen Electric Gen Motors ' 1928 3472 093 1173 1965 1723 1975 2301 060 040 105 ' 2226 8246 IBM AiTMatsd 073 045 049 US Govt THE 7731 1636 8032 Growth Hi Yield TE Income Voyager Gr&lnc 075 066 346 USA Pace Growth Common Ground le going 8nowshoeing at 3 pm today departing from the Whittier Center Transportation is provided Common Ground is a nonprofit organization that provides out-ooor acnvraeo lor poopio wnn disabilities For more informa- LIVESTOCK AUCTION -LLivestock on Saturday ewiston and commercial cows heavy feeder Utility 3900-420- 0 steers 6900-740- 0 light feeder Stocker steers 81 steers light feeder steers na heavy 00-94- 9200-1020- 0 hol-ste- in holstein feeder steers na baby fat lambs calves na bulls 4200-500- 0 heavy feeder heifers 6500-7- 1 00 light feeder heifers 7700-835- 0 stocker heifers 8100-900-0 stock cows 400h600 stock cows with calves 700-93- 5 weaner feeder lambs pigs na Remarks: Cows steady Not enough feeders for a tesL tion call -- 539 732 830 1273 1342 593 737 934 1424 1432 1534 - 031 023 698 741 1367 1430037 WEDNESDAY Anyone Interested in participating in an over-3- 0 Indoor soccer league in invited to meet at 6 pm Wednesday at foe Ultimate Sports Arena 3985 N 75 West in Hyde Park This league is being formed primarily for recreation and both men and women are invited to participate For additional information cal the Ultimate Sports Arena at 7 after 4 pm The Cache Valley Second Book of Commandments study group meets at 7 pm every Tuesday For registration or for more information cati David at 787-42- 79 : Ellen Eccles Theatre presents Trinity Irish Dance 1 563-116- Herald AfetL Journal USPS 241-62- 0 Miiskeiieny Monfa) hyCsckVslkPuNkinIJX' West 300 Nank Fft Bm 7 Huh MJZVMO 1 i Bnice K Smith I PuNiiher-bsmiihineincon Charles McCollum Managing hjnetsicom C)nJi Fuilon I Business Manager-c- f ulton bjnewsxom Rick G Ml lace Adterti sing Director - maliacethjnensxoin Russ Davis Grcahiion Directnr-nbvihjnnsaxn Paul Davis Production APR Home Equity Loans mJOt Single Cop) Daily ilObOO Than pay a into Walt a§ town lWimfcr Man (knm lot Ionov Itan attar tautaV mImX locfcn you rat kx S at a lUghUr higlMf nla Home Equity Loan also borne wlth nectal Checks that let you aopMi your loan easily Youi tint order o( 2S Home Equity Checks are beet iuu vni hi nuns feu ii mu cists Finance home improvements vehicles education debt consolidation ana more at the lowest Home Equity rales in history Get foe biggest allowable lax deductions far interest payments on consumer items - 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