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Pl-'r- I - ' ':lt77t!: - ' !i' lr y:7 ' "'-'':- ' '' '''- trr--7 4 -' 'trfd4r4rY'li"r-r-c-0'-v- ' Funeral for M K Bunnell I The Salt Lahe Tribune SL Educator Butler Third LDS Ward - lie ‘kas born Jan 25 E 7800 South who died day in a Salt iping Sun- - ' e - "'"v I Jr-::-- tl "' CI ot 1 1 kik ' r 1 i - ' -- - i I 1 t T i i i II House Jor- - i of Latter-da- y Saints 7950 S 1700 West Friends may call at 4760 S front State Wednesday 11011:ze at and the stake pm Thursday one hour prior to services Burial ‘vill be in the Murray Cemetery Mr Bunnell was a school teacher in the North Sanpete School District prior to moving to the' Jordan district in lkle Bunnell Jordan Patent-Teache- and ASHIFT FSATISCTKB tr V 500 tow t NEW SCHWINNS ON - STOCK! tt1 $7495 rtl‘' 41 N Phone 363-372- I E 7 d7 xor Th ‘ World's Finest Bicycle 77 Ili k k ' if - : J'i ::: - r 1 ': 79' 4- 0-- ! "' 1 It ' - -- ‘ - ' - ' '"1 A 1 ge -:- ”- '' - ' ' t i' '" ': 7 ' 1 - y !'- - k:- 1? 1 ' ' ' ' P - ": '' ::::! ' ' :: : : :::: 1 ' - it :: 'T : - '''':': te t 4 "' 4 f 4 ' ' 5 Is ' 4 1:"1w ' i' --- ' ' ' 4— !40- A "' : ' ‘ :' --Z - i:'-'"---'- 7 '''' lk - - 4 ' f 2 '":"-- ' ' '' ':' ::::-:'- " : :' It01 Afl 1 95 ip - 1 1-- WUil I J Ili 'hi int - :' the of The bright colors and gaiety Draper Days of '47 Parade seem to trance small Craig Lundshog of Mr and Mrs Elvy Lundshog en- - :' 04 'r:-':--'-:- - son of Mur ' '' - ' ' - rs Dews EXPERT REPAIRS BICYCLE CO 2nd South Salt Lake City ' C ray This was one of many celebrations a1t Lake City in the communities near All parade lovers weren't downtown Many Monday watched or took part in other observances noting the 120th anniversary of the pioneers' arrival in Salt Lake Valley Fetes were held in Draper Riverton and Magna with the latter two being sponsored bv and Oquirrh the Riverton of Church Stakes Jesus Saints Christ of Latter-da- annual Riverton LDS Stake Jubilee kept most of the residents here for much of the The Oquirrh LDS at the the traditional Stake homecoming Magna Community Park were entertained Children g og it it ' '': i' t t t4 '' t c I f 4CT ' - - - : - split the darkening sky at the close of the fete Other activities here included a breakfast rides conces 117NT:11:NG ' ' ILri '1 I!):''I'n0I' r ' I t'' :" I r ""1""-- 7( tk 's t: - 4' rf Z 1 i t144r A ) ge it ‘!::t 4 IP"1 :t I ot ' y ' :i- - 4 e' t- '' ' I ti' 1 ' ' i ' s ' : ' sii - --' ''1 Iv t ' ' ek14:t " ' - - 4 : ir 01 - ' ! 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'' -- - : 01 -- -t: 'Y'-"- ' ' ' -4- : "' -- 1 - '' ' 1r 7 : ' Yir( : :: '' --: ": i '''''' ':':' '' :4 i'0' ' i Also open for thousands of visitors was Saltair where some families picnicked by the lake At Draper an estimated crowd of 12000 persons lined the parade route and were fanned by a cool breeze to give - the day an active start The celebration was :sponsored by the Draper Park Committee Proceeds are used to maintain the park Flag raising ceremonies opened this celebration at 5:30 am And with the exception of the lull until the parade events were scheduled to keep visitors occupied for the rest of the time until the fireworks AN4 Ak OTHER MODELS LOW AS 1 ' :: " ‘ 0 Picnic by Lake HORN FASISACK STING1M1 RAM'S 156 " -- 7 t41tr-444- 1 ' 454f iti :'': ''" Ti 'J-':'-:-: ' ' ' popular places By early af1 ternoon the highways were crowded with inbound traffic I end in k ' ' ' :: :: :'': 4 Thousands filed into the canyons of the Wasatch Mountains Others taking advantage of the long weekend headed for more remote but GGGGG DISPLAY gl : ''''ite :: - :: : i i ‘ - : : :'' ' ' '4' 'r''r A i 0st5t -- respectively' fs I 1111110117 41''4 ': ' ' I" '' i ::'''' News :11Pt y vosep4 Oat - - Wrifejw 00 ea - - ii:?-s''-- ' ttell I at Guthrie's '011021‘ 'IkOt ' -- ''' tt- -- Todd Tuttle Utah State said a Boating superior search for the two men was started about 7 pm after a Kent Lasater companion Ogden reported they had failed to make a crossing of the lake of Jordan educaof the RAMSHORN 4' :' ' 4A 0 r The NEW SCHWINN i - - 0 Stealer 11 4 P- - -- :1 : t44 k '1 - -- 1'4:-- ' ' of-- v th'''''":4'40-4-- s' - BUY YOUR BICYCLE 001 ' - BEAR LAKE STATE PARK Ogden men were rescued from Bear Lake Monday shortly before dark about an hour after their motorboat had stalled and was swamped by high waves on the lake Plucked from the water were Jeff England and Dennis Secondary Principals Assn Mr Bunnell had been active in scouting YN1MIA and Sunday School programs in the Ili 4 15 — Two Junior - lit it - - 7 Special to The Tribune elementary A s s n r : r - ' ' :: it - i to 1967 he served -of various Jordan schools and Jordan High School lie was a member Utah and national tion associations and -'-' ' Ogden Boaters Smed in Lake District schools including Granite South Jordan and West s 11'': :' 1946 From 1946 as principal Help-Ree- grand-childre- Jesus Christ ildikt4 City Sanpete Cour- - rt: son Va Church of 4 ' Surviving are his widow a Dr Henry R Norfolk a daughter Mrs David V L'ul H Drarp- - SAt Take City: SPN'en two brothers and a sister Ste-Then R Brigham City Mon ris T Spring City and Mrs Alfred B ((Rowena) Walters Magna in dan Stake 't X I I A74 long will be at 1 pm the West :1 -1 a Illness held Thursday 1: "'75li ": 1 4 19(111 ry to Stephen Lewis and ria Maxine C Staker Aug 1916 in Evanston Wyo 3 after - ' 7 ' i Funeral services for Maeser Kendall Bunnell 59: 3253 t Tinws(10- - Mt 11 11 VI July - : I Tuesday Elko 42 SurilY 2t Ogden irtiiho Idaho Troopers Aid in Marla Parry Robert Rot s in Need Need 32 Millar 11 Salt ralyn Rae Lockhart City L 63 Calvin Sousa Salt Lake Lek city: use my First Security BankAmericard outside of Utah and Idaho? Can I 1 BOISE IDAHO with maps "How far to the next town and can I get a motel room there?" Run Out of Gm? 4- - - : You may use your First Security Bank Americard everywhere you find the familiar blue and gold "BankAmericard welcome here" emblem — in Nevada California Oregon Washington Colorado Texas North Carolina Ohio Tennessee Pennsylvania Massachuseven Hawaii It's a great charge-car- d etts-for trips and vacations And whether First Security is the name on the card or another bank in some other area your BankAmericard will be non ored without hesitation I - checking on the second half Out of gasoline and far from a service station? The state policeman on patrol has cans for retrieving fuel Better yet some of the patrol cars are fitted with a pump and long tube so that gasoline can be into quickly—and splashlessly—injected the stalled vehicle That's one reason state policemen unlike many motorists always try to have a nearly full tank of gasoline Patrolmen Give Envelopes motorist has After an is handed a "Cash Rehe been assisted On the front of turn Record" envelope the pocket-typ- e envelope is an outline of the State of Idaho and the words "Welcome to Idaho" Below the design is "Keep Idaho Green" The reverse side reads ''If you feel this service is worthwhile—your contribution to help defray the cost will be appreciated Seal contribution In this envelope and mail in the stamped white envelope "Your Idaho state police have been happy to serve you Enjoy the 'rest of your trip and drive carefully Please wear your seat belt We want you to visit Idaho again" Are the invitations to motorists to help pay their cost of rescue a success? I L Clark Hand Boise who has just d 4f A E Perkins Need first aid? Idaho state police have first aid ldts and in serious cases take the victim to the nearest medical center Stranded and need to send an emer- Brigham Young Honored by Patriots Group In Monday afternoon in Hotel Utah The "History Happened Here" award granted in honor of American patriots historic events and locaorganizations tions of national importance was presented by Maj Gen Bruce Easley a member of the Garden of Patiots advisory board The Garden of Patriots headquartered in Cape Coral Fla is "dm:heated to those Americans who have contributmi to the honor and glory of our country to the MPrl and women who have combined their courage and intelligence to safeguard and enhance our democracy" Gen Easley said A native of Ferron Emery County and now residing in Cape Coral Gen' Easley said the plaque presented on the 120th anniversary of the arrival of Mormon pioneers in Salt Lake Valley was awarded under several crite- at 10 Idaho's policemen equipped to keep instant touch with the nearest port of entry will radio (Idaho has six Ports of Entry: Inkom Interstate Highway 15 Idaho Falls US Cotterell Interstate Highway 80N Hollister US 93 King Hill US 30 and Coeur d'Alene US 10) Thirsty? Stop at any of thos eports for a glass of water or a soft drink ria "First it honors a great leader and a man Second it honors a brave and dauntless group of Mormon pioneers whose great faith forebearance them and sustained perseverance through countless perils and dangers Third it marks an event of national significance — the beginning of a great city and state and the development of our country's western territory" Gen Eas- courageous ley said Accepting it on behalf of Utahns Gov Rampton designated a committee to determine a fitting site to hang the plaque Drowsy? The ports will give you coffee on a "feed the kitty" basis Idaho has 39 men who tend the ports but they're busy weighing of entry trucks and issuing and checking permits so the coffee drinker is obligated to wash his own cup Idaho's ports of entry are libraries of a sort too They stock driver's handbooks which contain all the information necessary to obtain a driver's license They have pamphlets enumerating the 11 state agencies "established by law to protect and safeguard residents" Fish Game Regulations They have cards advising that Idaho's vehicle inspection law will become effective Jan 1 Salt the Salt lake area hosol 24 hours ended MOnday include: In F1rthS in tali 1 A bronze commemorative plaque oring Brigham Young was presented by the Garden of Patriots to Gov Calvin L Rampton during the Days of '47 luncheon 4 Births will Radio Message Along the 30 pm LDS Hospital and Mrs Craig W Pausatt 1136 Ramona Avenue daughter D Mr and Mrs Chris gutters 40th N 4th East Richlieid claugh ter Mr and Mrs Stanley E Orlob 1242 Sego Lilly Dr son Mr and Mrs Keith Haggard 39 Avo Millar twins (sms daughter) Mr and Mrs Michael I Brint University Viliage son Mr and Mrs Howard J Nelson 1263 E 4130 SOUttl SM Mr St 131ark's : t Hospital Robert W Knox and Mrs 2060 Crystal Ave daughter Mr and Mrs Gerald J Johnson Mr son St R 74 William Knitht and Mrs East Sandy son Mr and Mrs Lyman Webb 417 E IMO South Sandy son Mr 8390330 - Holy Cross Hospital Mr and Mrs La Roy F Taylor Redwood Rd son Richard Christman and Mn 170 E 9'01 North Bountiful son Mr and Mrs William H Lytle 3397 Eastwood Dr son Mr and Mrs 'Gilbert D Athay son 2045 Lee Wav Cl Mr and Mrs William R Pearce 1394 E 817S South Sandy daughter Mr and Mrs Robert K Vale 4113 Barter Pd daughter Richard Gallegos Mr and Mrs 11400 S Ith West naught' Mr and Mrs Craio C Lindsay 1110 E WO South daughter Mr and Mrs Douglas P Crosby 3431 S 3450 West daughter 684 N Mr University Hospital Mr land Mrs and 2941 S 9130 Richard Cumbor West Magna son Cottonwood Hospital 1918 In stock are folders on Idaho's fish and game regulations and on boating safety on Idaho booklets are There campgrounds Idaho wild flowers Idaho events for the year by community and dates and Idaho recreation waters The publication gives locations and directions to most popular lakes and streams in the state men Idaho's Besides the state police force has 89 patrolmen six district lieutenants five district sergeants and a sergeant in charge of criminal identification investigation Martin Chestier 18M son and Mrs James A Howard son 8154700 East Sandy mr and Mrs Richard C Laney 5313 Alpino Or daughter Murray Mr Monte K Lloyd and Mrs 1700 West 11917 S Riverton son Mr and Mrs Gana H Margetts South Sandy sOn 101 Mr Paul H Manlove and Mrs 1r1 W 57'0 South Murray rPughtfor Mr and Mrs Bryant V Nunity 2911800 East son Mr and Mrs Mike A Rahawl 1476 Mr and Mrs E 4615 South Mr and Mrs Richard C son Lake St rd Mrs Geoid P num 784 E Carnation Dr daughter Mr '181 Mr Stark Vales Sandy - Valley West Hospital Mr 440 - ILAILAtAA-L4LA- Davidson James Parry Draper 21 Hayburn Irish() n Susan Mario Sesswantor 23 gency message? hon- The Idaho state policeman can always answer the first part of the question quickly He may have to do a little eytaPtitatt as40t7Zet& - traveler in need has a friend indeed in an Idaho State policeman He's constantly ready and willing to make attyidnd of travel rescue The most frequent request of course Is "Where am I?" The state policeman is well supplied rstctiti - A Boise as su perintendent of Idaho State Police says individuals have made contributions of as much as $5 per gallon of gasoline succeeded By Carl E Hayden Tribune Staff Writer - UtCa Juanita Loki I BUrlitY and Mrs Daniel R Krilman son Kearns 3016 South W I 'ir '" t |