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Show Tour Alat-k- a t j Owens Sees f 16, 1973 Monday Morning, July ction D Page One Pipeline Vital Need By John Greolv Tress W nter ANCHORAGE, ALASKA -One of them said he was wavering when he left Valdez When he got to Prudnoe Bay, he w as tired and mosquito bitten. By the time ne left Sun. he was day for a ready to vote for the pipeline now. Rep. Wayne Owens. D Utah, said his environmental concerns over the project were weekanswered by the end tour of its route Wash-ngton- trans-Alask- 3 Democratic James Rep Jones, whose home state of Oklahoma has had pipebnes for a long time, never really was in doubt. f i Leave lor Capital They left for Washington and a markup session Monday on a bill that would give confor authorization gressional the project without further court scrutiny, a measure both said they planned to endorse The freshmen congressmen sit on the full House InteAffairs Comrior and mittee I I Im-ulu-r Utahs units of the Green Berets, ciai Forces, Utah National Guard, t Green Berets i ? , Parachutes N Rigged For Safety Special to The Tribune CAMP WILLIAMS When a member of the Green Berets parachutes from a plare, his life depends on his parachute It is the responsibility ot the parachute nggers to be sure that the chute opens properly The nggers for the 4th Battalion, 19th Special Forces, Utah National Guard packing parachutes through Saturday for Green Beret units from Montana, Colorado and New York as well as Utah have compiled an impressive safety record Lest year. Utah units of the Special Forces made 4,372 jumps with only one malfunction. And that wasnt the fault of the nggers. Backwash from an aircraft's propeller forced some of the air out of the the 19th hae aehutes checked Spe- - their The soldier was able to land safely using his reserve parachute There were 26 malfunctions 1872 nationwide in dunng 37,926 Special Forces jumps - KWSMLLE Lymdn Moulton is new president of the Kaysville Civic Assn Mr Moulton, who succeeds Brent as served has Johnson, president-elec- t W dunng 1972-7- 3 that riggers given to a local Boy Scout leader for use as exhibits, the deputy said. Deputy Owen said any ai- - There was a moment o.' panic Sunday afternoon at 3511 Christine St. (1950 East) when Mr and Mrs. Gary L. Ridgeway discovered six separate Japanese wartime explosives m their garage it is a matter work is right. The Bureau of Land Salt Lake County Shenff s Deputy Richard A Owen and bomb expert A1 Britton determined that the devices were inert tion to locate the person responsible for leaving the war memonbilia would be left to Mr Britton Weber OGDEN (AP)-T- he County Mental Health Center is one of the best in the nation, according to a representative of the American Medical Assn heavy-artiller- attic-portio- 3 Boys Leant It's Wrong The Ridgeways were cleanmoving the residence before when a Army green ing bdekpaek was found. the devices were easily identifiable as Japanese, Dep-uOwen said, and were He probably war souvenirs said that they were probably World War II vintage The unarmed devices were Steindler, a staff member of the AMAs council on mental health, praised the Ogden facility after a tour of mental health centers throughout the country From what Ive seen, he said, This is undoubtedly the center most comprehensive Ive seen on my various tours across the nation Manny It fulfills all essential components of the community center. prevention, treatment, consultation services and the effective use of volunteers, Steindler said. To Steal Gas All y Steal Love Seat love seat valued at $150 was taken from the porch of the Rita Lewis residence, 917 Lake St (740 East), according to po'ice reports A Other officers e!eced by the civic organization are Richard president-elect- , Youngberg, Linda Major, secretary, Neil Anderson, treasurer, and Russell Bracken, youth chairman An adult chairman will be Theres a right way and a even to do things, way wrong if youre a thief, and Salt demonlake Police City strated early Sunday that one of the wrong ways to be a thief is to try to steal from a policeman Three persons attempting to steal gas from a truck in a duvewav at 1150 Victoria Way (9b0 West) probably had no way of knowing that Lt Gary Parke, head of the Salt Lake City Police department's Tactical Squad, lived there This seems to be a very at added. Here, there seems to be a balance m the various types of service1; available. I feel that a person with any kind of problem will somehow be dealt with by some part of the Stendler center s system, said "The more outreach, the more accessibility a center has for people who need its services . . then the better it he is for the community, said 2 that this is what the Weber County Mental Health center is trying to do here, the AMA representative stated And Three juveniles were arrested just a few blocks away after police were alerted by I believe basically the neighbor appointed he excellent operation, And they probably didn't figLt ure Parkes neighbor them would spo a m hut he did flew less wildlife thdn they cared to see, but both seemed unpressed with territory that before had been only 60 inches of environmental impact statement. Lands Oil Firms the oil compames have done a good j b in meeting the objections of environmental groups, Owens told a room full of federal and state officials and odmen at the Atlantic Richfield Co base camp at Prudhoe Bay. Owens, on his first visit here, campaigned on an environmental platform last fall when he gained his first elected office. Jones made his third tnp to Alaska His first two visits were continued largely to Anchorage International Airport, on stopovers as a young White House assistant to Lyndon Johnson. Jones name already is on a bill by Rep. John Melcher, that would bypass the National Environmental Policy Act for an early construction start on the pipeline. Technical Aspects I think Mental Health Unit Wins AMA Cheer for W eber Marjorie Ridgeway has lived in the home for about six years without knowing that the previous occupant left four grenades, a land mine, a mortar shell and two empty casings m an of the garage Man- Jones and Owens over more tundra and agement One of Best in Nation Kaysville Civic Group Elects Special to The Tribune death or And riggers. WWII Weapons Found, Inert chute. t life of par- - b His questions on the project centered mainly on techmcal how aspects of construction much will the pipeline bend before breaking. How do you get it over a mountain pass9 The congressmen differed in them opinions on the fuel shortage. Jones said it was no doubt real and blamed it on a variety of reasons, but not an oil company conspiracy to force out independent operators and hike prices Corporate mismanagement probably was present, he conceded Owens said he believed that but had no real proof oil companies were consphing to limit fuel supplies. He didnt like the industrys treatment of independent operators, but the pipeline was necessary anyway, he said eatherman Predicts Warmer Days for Region m 04 oreciDltat'en for July. 08 occumu!otive deficiency, smee October 1, 1972 16 4 occumulati'.e eicess 391, Sun rise Monday 6 10 o m MDT, Sunset 8 57 p m MDT at Notional Weother Service Dota Portly c'oudv skies and o 20 oer cent chance ot ro ft ore expected Mondov throughout tde Intermourtom M Area qhs will be neor 90 with lows oO to 65 TEMPERATURE 5 d 18 rrrm tnrn - Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo Por'iy cioudv through Tuesaov with chonce nf on ofternoon or evening CHART Salt Lake Weather Data Precioia tion for 24 hour period ended Sunday A or thundershower little shower warmer Lows ot night 60 to 69 90 and near Tuesday Highs Mondov 90 to 95 Probability of measureabie 20 oercent ram Monday through night Light winds exceo gusty near thundershowers Eastern Nevado Portly cioudv through Tuesday with chonce ot of ternoon or evening showers and thun dershowers maimy south portion Lit tie werrrer Lows 45 to 55 Highs 85 to 95 Nevada Western Mostly fair tnrougn Tuesajy eA.eut wine ottei noon and evening clouds with chonce ot 0 shower or fundershower mainly south portion Little warmer Lows in the 50s Highs m the 90s Portly cloudy throuah Wyoming scattered thunaer Widely Tuesdav storms south over the state Mondov extreme north Monday cooler Slightly Low and north and east Tuesdav Mondov mght 45 to 55 with upper 30s mountains Mostly 80s with 70s moun toms High Tuesday 70s north ond with 60s west to low 80s southeast mountains Idoho Pair with smoli Tues through changes 50s lows dov Highs Overnight mid 80s to mid 90s both days Southwest V CHICAGO temperoture -- :an rANa:co OtNVtX fe j .j CITY v low,; Southeast Idaho Fair with smoil temperoture changes through Tues day Overn gh lows 45 to 55 Highs mid 80s to mtd 90s both days ...... Mo., iWT7 ULlLOSANtElES PARTLY RAIN cloudy vJy TJ SNOW WARM FRONT COLD FRONT STATIC FRONT FAIR SCATTERED SHOWERS SNOW A r FLURRIES J MIAMI j FT Monday's weather forecast map dicates k parllv cioudv skies, a in- 20 HK, . TIMHtATVCIt POVtCMT percent chance mountain Area. of O Revocations Driving under the influence of mtoxicoting liquor one veor Wiluom L Alien 17 Ooden Omor Amodor 37 .?j Westmin ster Ave 5aH Lake Lorry A Anoerson 19 177 N Exist Brigncvtv Oslo R Andrews .18 E 6? HI Soith Provo 40 4936 Old Wilbur T Anglin Post Rd Oaden Roy J Baker 39 Iboooh Utah 89 Moraon Kent W Borber I' Lov on htMp J Barker 50 970 Croce Ct Soil Loke A 18 Park Barnes Bradford fmt rain in will SHOWN Inter-Hig- be h 90. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Wednesday through Friday Utah Ory weather likely over the state A little cooler than normol norih ond east Highs 85 to 95 north and east ond 90s southwest, lows 55 to 65 Worm ond dry Eastern Nevado to 95 and los upper Higns mostly 40s on 50s Southern Idoho Dry A little cool Groduoi er Tuesday ond Wednesday warming Thursdoy Highs 80S to low 9 Lows upper 43s to 50s cloudiness Variable Wyoming through Friday wi'h chance of ram with a Cool Weonesdav or showers slow worming trend toward the end of week temp oturey In the High SO' and upper 70s Low temperatures 45 to 55 i Intermountain Obituaries Jeanette 252 5th died 82, Williams, East, Utah David LDS 5175wOuth granddaughter, Feragen, Murray, great grandchild, nieces and nephews Gravesiue service Tuesday Jav L Batchelor, 36 Clinton C Betts 26 Kamos Peterson O Black 2j Bluff 53 735 N Joseph F Bourgeoi' 380 West Provo 26 2418 W Kocerick L Bovd Survivors Mrs Sharon 1 Rov Rov W Brown 19 13593 S 130C West Riverton Richard C Burgess 21. 46 Spa ceramo So't Lake Sherwin Suitors 4$, J069 Maple Vkav Gronaer Ralph R Colhsan 65 Prospect Ore Kenneth C Campbell 2? 340 N Mam Pavson Pleos John C Carson 51 Rt ant Groe B'ent D Carter 21 66i N 5th East Pavson 34 Ran Nelson R CessDooch diett Chee 20 Beniomtne Brigham City N 47 Pork Christiansen 607 143' East Salt Lake 39 W Clork Gilbert Seattle Wo h Cleveland Harry Jackson Ooden L 39 224 N foster f CoDe, 69 828 Windsor Ave Salt Loke 5 S Don Crott. RED Morgan Charles W Crossman, 21 409 N 300 West Cedar City J7 54 Leonard L Cunningham W Mom Vernol James R Dennis 21 509 N 300 West Cedar C tv E Michoel 8 Dennis 26 S Clark Grontsville Duane J Dockstoder 28 190 E 6th South Povson X 3 4 W Brent Dumus, ?i Center Bountiful Coil M Edwards. 54 425 W 1? North Lehi Richord O Evans 35 Pleosont Grve 31 I1?9 Fronklm Howord H Navoio St Sait Loke Joe A Gc'iegos 61 175 Wiutm ore Dr . D'agerton John J Gibson, 61, 4687 S 175 West 09den Charles J Gilbertson 58 20 W 21st South. Salt Loke John N Gillies. 26. 2924 S 3145 West, Salt Loke Jim L Gloubensklee. 31. 3850 S 6000 West Hunter Max Gonzales. 41, 451 S West Temple. Soit Lake 6 Waiter Hole. 29, 1178 Lo Fovtte. Salt Lake Gary R Hammond, 31. Hurri cone M 3907 52. Estello Hansen. Sunnvdole Dr , Salt Lake Charlie C Horrvman. 56. 7350 S State. Midvale William C Herron. 31. 425 N 2nd West, Salt Lake Robert A Jacobs. 34 713 W 7th South Ogden Charles L Johnson. 3575 S 5660 West, Salt Lake Curtis S Jones 20 308 E 5th South Heber S1Q Kov 57 Brook Raymond wood Dr , Granger Mervel D Keete. 54 760 W 100 South Provo Carl G Knobeloch 36, 972 W 8th South. Sait Loke Harold D Kodp 41 W2 E 4085 South Salt Lake Richard M Kramer. 40, 915 9th East Salt Loke Richard C Lee. 29 5185 Tovlor Ave . Ogden Pomelo Moore,- - 18 2966 Garden Cl Solt Loke Anthony M Soae, 19, 3183 Deso Or . Solt Lcke Richard A Score 29, 4451 W 5415 South Keorns Ruth E Snewell. 48, 694 Mill creek Wry, Salt Lake Wallace J Smith, 19. 425 S 225 East, Cedar City vernon L Wilson 27, 2027 Ro berto St , Salt Loke 32 1st Albaro Ybarra 456 E South, Solt Loke David Wilson Wolker. 43, 3983 Mornmgstor Dr , Solt Lake Drivers License Suspensions Excessive violations under the point system, three months G L Adams. 20. 3723 20th East, Soit Lake Jerry L Alexander. 19 726 9th East, Sait Lake R Allison, 24, 1961 E 48th W South, Solt Loke Z G Anaanostokis. 21, 1899 Wei tlnoton Cl , Solt Lake Cratg L Bluemef, 20 1221 E 7th South, Sondv George L Bori. 20, Provo E John M Coombs, 18. 2581 13th South, Salt Loke Don J Crandall, 20 2143 Logon Ave Salt Loke 71 D E 36 Oovis Jimmy Cootsviiie Solt Lake M R Dominguez, 28, 3610 Grant Ave . Ogden Joe C Espmoso, 20 657 S 2100 West Rov Jerry B Evans 35 Rov am, 11 etery Stale a m Salt Lake City Cem- Friends call 2128 S 10 30 until 51. Tuesday Milan N. Johnson Norris Johnson, Milan 52, S . 1 7 2 0 died Yucca, July 15 in a Feb. 9, 1921, Wen dell, Minn , Caroline e s n e r B 371 son Mar Karag-- 1 Alice lams March S. 196, Solt Lake City Come to Utah 1945 Member Lu Chu-c- h theron Machinist, Ein.co Coro Survivors son, widow, daughter, Earl, Denver, Mrs Ronald iRolaVnt) Mehr, Salt Lake City, 4 grandchildren, mother. Seal Beach, Calif , brother, sister. Orlan, Suit Lake City, Mrs Jack (Jeanette) Mosier, Sea! Beach Funeral Tuesday am, 11 Lutheran East, where hour prior to Shepherd 8600 7th Midvale City Docket ComptomTs regivs.eo wilo Su the Police Loke City during 24 hour period ended at 9 0 m Sunday inc'ude susoect cited Sooth, meat. S3 recovered susoect cited 211 S Mam. shirt, S3 99, recovered, suspect arrested cents, recovered, E 17t 200 North Temple, foot lock 5500 (car prowl) 1350 Edison St , lumber, 530 641 W North Temple, car stereo and topes. 5)10 (car orowl) 2100 South, purse. 56 E 750 cash, personal paoers 50 W North Temple, 1964 Quick LeSobre 1010 S West Temple, cor bat tery, 525 (cor prowl) 1680 Northwood, battery, tool., 555 (cor prowl) w 819 North Temple, stereo, $200, (cor orowl) 1085 Taffeta Or , license olote 1533 California boat propeller East, color television 700 set, Sheriffs Docket Complaints registered with the Salt Lake County Sheriff s office during the 24 h tr period ended at 9 o m Sunday include Thefts Woodside S 1863 bicycle 14400 State. S Dr 1971 10 speed Toyota Co rollo 14400 South ond 15 1967 Buick 9401 700 East, license plate 4061 Higniond Dr , carburetor, oil pressure gouge, gearshift knob S6S (car prowl) 2968 3 9150 West, bicycle E 3900 900 South bicycle. $125 E 2300 3300 South, $7 50 5il9 W 5360 South, two $70 4100 S Redwood Rd . tapes 917 700 East, BB gun, 545 533 Jeremy St , sockets wrenches, $150 Shopliftings Wav, shoes. $13 97, Parley recovered, two suspect cited 1300 W 603 North $lx pack of beer, $l 69, recovered luvemie re 27ns ferred Main fishing eauloment, 65 cents. revOverd suspect arrested 81 2705 Parleys Wov, medicine 50 S 1 Fred and ,JbtL- v 1 toF III. engo, Wil It m r, a Beisner. AAar K,,l"1' ned Wallace E. Loomis Nov. 5 4, 1904, Chicago He died Aug 20, 1938 Member Methodist Church, Order of Eastern Stor, White Shr.ne Survivors' son, daughter. Orrin C.., Racine, Wis ; Mrs. J Parr (Vivian) Godfrey, Midvale, 4 grandchildren; 10 h e I great grandchildren. Private funeral service Fri- Graveside service Graceland Cemetery, Racine. Clistie Nov'ers Clistie Nowers. gasoline. bicycles. gasoline. Paris Ln purse. $.00 rash, personal papers, pills E 935 Born Oct. 12, 1898, Burglaries Ploteou Dr , shotgun, coins diomond ring $850 3795 900 Eost color Television set E 2137 3300 South, television set 2380 E 450C South, tools, $?IJ 1870 E 3960 South, rifle bow. hunting arrows, 5210 George LDS Temple. Survivors: husband; sons, Edward Ted", daughters, Morrell, Brea, Kearns; Dixon Mrs. Calif., (Enid) La Habra, Fotherinaham, Calif ; Mrs. Lewis (Dorcus) 16 St. Bowler, George; 2 greatgrandchildren; grandchildren; brothers, sisters, Don Hyatt, Washington; Glen Hyatt, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Frederick 'Pricilla) Harrigan, Mrs. Don (LaRita) Pendleton, both Parowan; Mrs. Steve (Maud) Rafav, Salt Lake County Donald Clifford West, 20. Salt Lake. Helen Jeantne Toggert 21. Solt Loke Oovid Frederick Buys, 22 Aton, Wvo IS. Bonnie Gene Kramer Solt Loke Thomas Charles Healy 19 Toy lorsvilie Lynda Joyce Duffin, 18 Kearns 25. Murray David E Mvers Linda Allen, 22 Salt Lake Doniel Michoel Billinqsiev 33. Son Lake Geoneon Yvonne Chris tensen 23 Bou'ititul LDS Hospital Mrs Kenneth J Seely North son Mrs Glen Pane 88 W 50 South Centet vilie. daughter Mr ond Mrs Charles E Goto 60? E Mohbu Dr . daughter Mr ond Mrs David K Miles 1586 Down Dr son Mr ond Mrs Jan Lmdortf 4634 Ledqemonl Dr , daughter Mr ond Mrs Michoel R Olosin 419 Downmaton Ave Jftunhter Mr ond Mrs Robert W Ed 429 University wards Jr Villooe oouqhter 6r ond Mrs Beniamin Fcnuo 139 tnd Ave son Mr ond Mrs Melvin Beoudry 338 fc Lodiq Ave son Mr and 113? W 6th Mr nnd South ond M-- s rinQton, 1584 N tut son V 324.5 3500 C. Gleed Cor Bounti Theodore 350 West A Offett Gronqer. Richord South, - Jr. lo Born Nov. 18, 1941, Malad City, to John Clifford ond Helen LnMont Gleed. Married Dianna Lynn Womack June 29, 1972, Blackfoot. Graduate Malad High School. Ranch, Employe Corbridge Malad City; J.R. Simolot Co., Union Pacific Railroad Co. Member LDS Church, NR A, Idaho Wildlife Federation. Survivors- widow; sons, daughters, John Clifford HI, Mark Trent, Condice, Ann, Nickie Lor ram, all Pocatello; parents, Malad City; brother, sisters, Gerald, Malad City; Carma Gleed, Salt Lake Rex Mrs City, (Regina) Coburn, Pocatello; grandmother, Utah. Friends coll Bei.son Funeral Home, Malad City, two hours prior to service. Burial Maiaa Cemetery Ethel P. Thomas MALAD CITY, IDAHO Ethel Price Thomos, 87, Malad City, died July 13 of in a Malad Born May IS. 1886. Malad City, to Thomas ond Jennette Daniels Price Mnr ted L Espy Thomas April 29, 1908, Maiad City, solemnized July 27, 1933, Logan LDS Temple. He Died Dec. 25. 1968 School teacher, Wor Mother, member LDS Church Survivors- - sons. Espy Lyle. Mated City; Earl, Ray, both Jedd. Roseburg, 1 grandchildren; brothers. Thomas Price, Ogden, Utah: John Price. Pocatello; Henry Price, Glendale, Calif. Funeral Tuesdav I P m Pocatello; Ore ; 9 ft r Malad 4th LDS Ward ChODcl. Friends call Benson Funeral Home Monday until 9 p m Tuesdav prior to service. Burial Molod CUv Cemetery. Donald L. Mortd.i Valles West Hospital Mr ond Mrs John POCATELLO Funeral services will be Me idav at 2 d m , Malad Stake Center, for John Clifford Gleed Jr., 32, Pocatello, who died Jolv 12 of inturies received when struck by a train in Pocatel- Dals Communilx Hospital Mr Del- 9 notural causes nursing home. of Solt Loke Births recorded ureo hoso ols during the 24 hours ended at 9 p m Sunday include Mrs. Calif.; (Grace) Nowers, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Chester (Madge) Young, Layton. Funeral Tuesdav 2 p.m., Beaver 2nd LDS Ward Chapel. Friends call Oipm Mortuary. Beaver, Monday p.m , Tuesdav two hours service. Burial prior to View Mountain Cemetery, Beaver. 302S Marriage Licenses a Parow-o- to Ambrose and Mthssa Married Davenport Hyatt. Edward W. Nowers July 31, St. 1922, Beaver; solemnized Sunnyville, W daughter Cottonwood Hospital Mr Mrs Rov William ond Adams. 1257 E 6290 South, dough ter Mr ond Mrs Joseph Hodtieid Tooele son Mr Wood Norman ond Mrs 3766 20th East son - Funeral were Saturday tor Donald Larry Morton, 25, Riverside, who was killed 12 when struck by o July train in Pocatello. Born Oct. 14, 1947, Idaho Falls, to Donald B. and Joan Bvbee Morton. Married Lori-le- e Siesser Aug 27, 1966. Employe Union Pacific Railroad Active member LDS Church. POCATELLO services -- 4 Survivors- ters, Lvnn, widow; daughLee, Jodie Mistie all Michelle, Adrianne Riverside; Ellis; parents, brother, sisters, Kelly, Pocatello, Mrs. Jim (Kathleen) Stem, Thomos; Mrs. Thomas (Kristy D.) Lewis, ChaMis. Holy Cross Hospital Mr 650 N or.d Mrs Alma G 300 West daughter Fellows. and Mrs Paul Wodewitz 6470 S U40 West sen Mr Bloke Paul Mrs and 1119 1st Ave son Mr and Mrs. Robert Balderas. 329 8th Eost son Mr ond Mrs Steohen Hoyle 790 N 6u0 East Provo on Mr ond Mrs Gerald H Bess, C 2855 W Leisure . West Jordun, Mr ond Chi-- bert $3 South, purse. $180 pooers, eyeglasses cosh, personol wristwotch , 855 American Beauty, $3 50 cosh 2444 0900 East, cor stereo and V. w Aug 1880, 15, Beaver, d.ed July 14 In Beaver hospital of cancer. 9th South and 7th East. $45 rash (strong arm) W 76J 700 $300 1073 W Te 74, Robbery swing ng love seat er clothing rest k Midvale BEAVER Thefts Loke St 937 5150 245 9z, j Adams! St , died July j 14 of natural j causes ir a j day 2 p m., Midvale CommuChurch. Methodist nity Births S. L. Police Dorothy I LOultllS, Chris- Kyle David Cosoer, 19 Granaer Elizabeth Ann Sharp, n, Kearns Fronk Anthony Oliver 29 Solt uoke borboro Jean Mighaccio, 18 Salt Loke 1r.r.notH Pyc.oll 26 SO Loke Lmdo Sprout, 26 Solt Loke Van Boiland Perkins, 22, Mogna, Debra Lynn Worthen, 18, Hunter Borde Howard 36. Beckstead Murray Virginia Elizabeth Oliver. 38. Soit Lake Iadov Blvd Solt Lake Kent A Monn 22 Solt Lake 24 32 Andrew J Manzonares L Malvern Ave Sait Lake Jome., A Murphy 18 2368 Col tonwood Ln Soil Loke Ronald D Newman 21 148 N 300 East Pleosont Grove violations under the Excessive point system, six months Jomes A Anderson 20 4900 S 1968 West Rov Carl E tustice. 19 2114 N 350 West Sunset service - MIDVALE tensen Church, friends coll service. Burial Cemetery funeral Dorothy B, Loomis Born Good Church son, Survivorswidow, Curtis, Santa Clara, Calif.; Mitch stepson, stepdaughters, Kumer, Mrs Steve (Marioe) Back, Jon, Katie, all Solt Lake Citv, Mrs. Ron (Patt1 Dumas, Kearns; 5 steogiond-childremother. Salt Lake City, brothers, sisters, WilNe-ll- , Bil1' , Midvale, liam Los Vegas, Nev , Mrs. Ruth Mrs. Steele, West Jordan, Mason Petersen, (Leona) Solt LJko City heort ailment Elmo Edna May McNeill MarBatty. ried Arlene Christensen, divorced. Married Marge Loveland April 13, 1967, Rexburg, Idoho. Tile setter Member Private Thursday Salt Lake) hospital ot a Joseph Sept Salt City, to William Lake John Franklin K Boi n 19?8. 9, Williams 1VI8, Salt Lake City He died 1922 For-ne- r LDS Church. Member employe Kearns Bldg , American Tourist Lodge City ef pend- medical ing examination. and ter died in a L o L e causes home Nov Born 22, 180, Salt Lake City to William and Anna Ginpler Batfy, 44, 67 9 0 0 3 . Solt hosbital Lake Sail rest Deon Morlow W South, July 14 .5 July natural causes in a at a Marlow D. Batty Jeanette Williams Teuscher. PeMamed Burglaries LEGEND CLOUDY f News of Record Drivers License son Me ond Mrs acseoh 5144 21st Eo't son P Vorhees. and Mrs Denms 98S3 Tonyo Dr , Sondv son Mr Lefevre Mabel W. Jones Funeral services whl be Mondov ct noon, Holladav 1st LDS Word ChaoeL for Mabel White Jones, 71, 4554 Kayland Cl , who ded July 14 in a Solt Lake hospital ot canrer. Friends coll at Ine ward chapel hour prior to service. Addit.onol graveside services will be Wednesday ot 2 p m Fotrhaven Memorial Park. Santa Ana, Cullf. l i .ft, i |