Show : -- 1 ‘I ' AS — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Tuesday March 19 2002 Obituaries S Hansen MINK CREEK Idaho — Ivy Lillian Smith Hansen 96 died Mon- ' day March 18 2002 in the Franklin County Nursing Home in Preston Idaho She was bom Nov 14 1906 Utah the daughter of Johp Pearson and Clara Jones Smith She married Elias Lee Hansen Oct 29 1960 in Win- nemucca Nev Their marriage was later solemnized in the Logan LOS Temple He died in in Logan v 1982 practicum to nurses and staff In the rehabilitation unit at the Center Sarah married her beloved husband Colin Nicholson Nov 29 1947 They later solemnized their marriage for time and aH eternity in the Salt Lake LOS Temple on June 17 1954 She is qreceded in death by two of herseven children a twin daughter Connie and a son Steven She is survived by her husband Colin Nicholson Salt Lake City sister Jean Perry Logan Utah sons Paul Salt Lake City Hal Chandler Ariz daughters Kathleen Bovo Sandy Utah Melanie Meyer Salt Lake City Diane Rodriguez Las Vegas Nev sisters-in-laColice Nicholson Magna Utah Marge Nicholson St George Utah 30 grandchildren 11 and many extended family members Sarah was an active member of the Crystal Heights First ' Ward of the Church of Jesus Saints and Christ of Latter-da- y served as a Primary chorister in the Relief Society presidency and numerous other callings She was dedicated to communi- ty service throughout her pro- fessional church and social capacities Additionally she was a daughter of an original Utah Pioneer — her father came to Paradise with the William B Preston Company in 1863 — and served as a captain in the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers A viewing was held Tuesday and memorial services were held on Wednesday March 16 2002 at the Crystal Heights First Ward chapel in Salt Lake ' City Another viewing for family and friends as held prior to the Wednesday sendees at the chapel Interment was in the Wasatch Memorial Park Cache Industries Ruth was a very special wife mother grandmother friend and teacher who touched many Ives It is difficult to express how much she wi be missed by al that were associated with her Ruth is survived by one sister Colleen (Dick) Croxford Alexandria Va two brothers Robert (Arlene) Hutchison Logan and Eddie (Audrey) Hutchison Logan her children: Kent (Ruth Ann) Smithfield Kelly Dayton Shannon (Dale) McDonald Smithfieid and Sydney Smith Richmond She is survived by 10 grandchildren and six Ruth was preceded in death by her husband parents a son Gerald Scott Ryan who was killed in action hi Vietnam two grandchildren Roxanne Ryan and Ryan McDonald and a daughter-in-laPenny Ryan Funeral services will be Wednesday March 20 2002 at noon at Mortuary 420 E 1800 North North Logan Friends may call from 10 to 11 :30 am Burial will be In the Richmond Cemetery en w was a county home extension agent in Idaho Falls and Franklin County She was also a temple officiator in the Logan Temple for many years She enjoyed quilting and hand work and she kept a nice yard and garden Ivy will be remembered by many as their Primary teacher She is survived by a brother ' John Pearson Smith Ocean Side Calif many nieces and nephews' and great-niecone stepsorrandtwo nephews stepdaughters She is preceded in death by two sisters Ruth Claire Ward and Kate Tanner ' and two brothers Stratford Jones Smith and Richard Jones Ivy es Smith Funeral services will be held Thursday March 21 2002 in the Mink Creek Ward chapel at noon with Bishop James Harri- son conducting Friends may call at the chapel Thursday from 10:30 to 11 :30 am Burial will be in the Mink Creek Cemetery Services are under the direction of Webb Funeral Home Corey James w AHeri-Crann- Alfred Henry White WELLSVILLE Utah— Alfred Henry White hotting the hand of hi$ beloved wife of 66 years Bom on Feb 3 1915 to Alfred Henry White Sr and Johanna Marie Cardall in Salt Lake City Utah He married Jewel Meacham on' Nov 25 1935 in the Salt Lake LDSTemple Al was a devoted member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints He served in the Fairmont Ward bishopric and on three missions: Missouri NewZealand and the Dallas Texas Temple as second courv selor in the temple presidency ' Al served as a temple officiator in the' Jordan River LDS Temple ' for 12 years He was the founder and owner of Root- Craft He rode with the Ute Rangers for 20 years He was a loving husband father grandfather and brother whose loving kindness made the world a better place He performed the temple sealing ceremony for 11 of his grandchildren Funeral services will be held on Wednesday March 20 2002 11 am at the Murray 23rd Ward 755 E Three Fountains Drive Friends may call Tuesday 6 to 8 pm at the Holladay Cottonwood Mortuary 4670 Highland Drive and one hour prior to services at the ward Interment will be at Elysian Gardens Bishop Bryant Terry White of the WeUsviKe Third Ward will be conducting services Kemmerer passed away on March 16 2002 at the South Lincoln Medical Center of agunshot : wound His family and friends' were dose by him when he passed away Corey was bom Dec 2 1981 in Logan Utah Corey worked for Fairview Ready Mjx and on his days off he enjoyed snow machining hunting camping and anything to do with the outdoors Corey will be greatly missed by all who knew him He is survived by his parents Doug and Susan Garrett of Kemmerer and Doyle and Kimberly Mendenhall of Preston Idaho siblings Shaytyn Mendenhall April Garrett and Dillion Garrett aH of Kemmerer Wyoming Trevor Tyson and Tetmille Mendenhall all of Pro- ston and Curtis Mendenhall of Riverton Wyo grandparents JoAnn McDonald of Logan Dick and Connie Garrett of Fairview Idaho Theo and Son-jia Covert of Preston special friends Nicole and her soh Braxton Combs of Kemmerer and numerous aunts uncles cousins and friends who loved him dearly Funeral services will be held Thursday' March 21 2002 at 10 am in the Kemmerer LDS Stake Center at 62 McGovern Ave Friends may call' on Wednesday March 20 2002 at Crandall Funeral Home 915' Pine Ave: from 6 to 8 pm and one hour prior to service on Thursday at the church Interment will follow in the Kemmerer City Cemetery - Ruth Hutchison Ryan 77 16 2002 passed away March at Sunshine Terrace She was bom June 1 1 1 924 ' in Richmond Utah to Edmund Dewey Hutchison and Verna Career Hutchison She attended school in both the Cache and Logan school districts graduating from Logan High in 1942 She attended one year of Col' lege after high school and later went back to Utah State University earning her bachelor’s degree in 1967 She married Leo Grant Ryan on Dec 28 1946 They enjoyed 55 years together Ruth had many hobbies that she was always willing to share She was an accomplished seamstress who constantly made clothing and baby blankets for relatives and friends She also enjoyed cooking and her family always appreciated her delicious holiday meals She was an avid reader who loved Science fiction and was always willing to lend a favorite book Ruth was naturally gregarious and gladly shared her wisdom in the form of stories from her own ' Bfe During her life she worked as a first grade teacher at North Park Elementary then supervised special needs dents at great-grandfath- er The price for obituaries and cards of thanks is $4 per column Inch There Is no charge for death notices placed by a mortuary For more information call The Herald Journal USPS ' ' V Sarah “Sally” Pearce Nicholson SALT LAKE CITY Utah — ai she oassed - She Wasbom Nov 19 1926 in Paradise Utah to Charles and Isabella James Pe&rce Sarah received her diploma from Logan High School in 1945j continued her education in the Salt Lake County General I I - Hospital I i i : ! Cadet NUreing Fro- - grain arid graduated as a regis-fared nursp from the University of Utah In June 1948 Affectionately known as ‘SaNy" by her patients coir and physF leagues dans she practiced her profession for 44 years Saly also taught procedures and 1 X- J the Agricultural Zone at 5046 N 2400 West to be used for a commercial business caBedAWS Engineering Inc Hearing arequeet for a permit to allow the construction and maintenance of an engineered wetland to provide tertiary treatment of effluent from the Logan sewer lagoons as a public utility on 24264 acres In the Agricultural Zone to be located at approximately 1 SOON 3200 West Discussing a recommendation to the county council on a proposed ordinance called Administrative Determination of a Buildable Lot Discussing a recommendation to the county council on a proposed ordnance called Resort & Recreation Zone meat Discussing the Springcreek Park and open space study The Hyde Park Planning A Zoning Commission will meet on Tuesday at 7 pjn at the city office builting 113 E Hyde Park J The Lewiston City Council meet on Tuesday at 8 pm at the city office 29 S Main Agenda items Include: Hearing a report from Gary Thomas regarding traffic and safety issues at Lewiston Elementary ' Hearing a report from the mayor on surplus property Lane Agenda items indude: Discussing the final plat for Amberieigti Glen subdivision Discussing the Queatar Gas Substation Reviewing the CMPO 200 East roadway concept report Reviewing Impact fees and permit rates Discussing Berry Hollow roadway aHgnmenL win J ' The Benson Planning District Commission wil meet on Tuesday at the Cache County The Providence Planning Commission will meet on Tuesday at 6 pm at the city office building 15 S' Main Agenda Items include: Discussing approval of the final plat for Creekside devetop- - CouricH Chambers 120 N 100 West Agenda items indude: Hearing a request for a con-dtfonakise permit to allow for a portion of a parcel of property In govemment and fee press is natural and normal Anderson said “Basically what fee military ' wants is to control information so that they can manipulate the image of fee war” Anderson said “I’m not blaming them Die military has a different goal than I do Myjob is to go and tell fee troth Their job is to win the war” An informed public might complain about military actions like intelligence gathering efficiency of weapoa systems and fee number of civilian casualties Anderson said1 “I’m not criticizing fee war on terrorism” he said “What I’m criticizing is our willingness to swallow anything that comes under fee label “war on terrorism’ They have access to suspend our critical faculties They don’t want you think about what they’re doing in It’s dangerous this war became what checks do we Unfortunately one of those is in fee United States he said An American reporter who refused to turn her notes over was sentenced to fee longest contempt of court sentence ever given Anderson report- Hostage Continued from A3 For instance the death toll of Afghans is lamely unknown Anderson said because the government doesn’t want to be criticized by the public about fee way the war on terrorism is being conducted “One thing I am continually concerned about is what appears to be an iiicrearing attack od fee press in our own country We find it pi pf our great concerns that pur own government seems to be backing away from a commitment to freedom of information” he said “We are a democracy We are supposed to be in charge — we fee people If we don't know what fee hell is going on how are we going to be in charge?” Governments around fee world are increasing pressure on journalists to repress information Anderson said and fee United States is Ao excep- don In 2001 37 journalists were killed around fee world and there are 118 journalists in jail around the world he said “Celebrating Utah’s Voice" an evening of poetry sponsored by fee Utah State Poetry society will be held Tuesday March 19 in fee northeast conference room in the Logan Library 7 pun ' 0 ed The implications for punish- ing journalists for what they say or write should be of concern to people everywhere Anderson believes People ' attack journalists and put them in jail to try to shut femn up Anderson said “These people go to work every day They don’t know if they’re going to be frpe or even alive at fee end of the day” Anderson said “We can’t be free if they don’t If those journalists are not able to report if they’re not able to tell fee truth then you’re not able to know anything about the world” When questioned by an audience member abrait fee threat to military operations and the safety of soldiers caused by fee release of too much information the former US Marine said no journalist has ever published informa- tion feat put a single American soldier’s life in danger The conflict between the have on officials making mis-n- g iadding takes doing mix? 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