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Show 4B DESERET NEWS, July 25, 1969 Fricluy, Ball Park Fair Officials Sign Talent For '69 Edition "Holiday on Ice," singer John Davidson, the Baja Marimba Band, television personality Art Link letter, western singer Charley Pride and Vonda Kaye Van Dyke, Miss America and Miss Congeniality of 1965, will appear at the Utah State Fair Sept. "Some people have asked why the Division of Expositions should sponsor such entertainment for the fair," director Hugh C. Bringhurst said today in outlining plans for fair. and "If it was a success It was last year why not go route?" he the explained. said the fair Bringhurst board will spend approximately $65,000 for entertainment for this year's fair, compared with $60,000 last year and 12-2- same $130,000 in 1967. He said paid attendance at the fair was up "more than 20,000" last year over 1967. The ice show, which in past years has been held at the Fairgrounds Coliseum, will be held in the Salt Palace arena for nine shows Sept. 16-2- Structures Approved said Palace officials Salt testing of the 160 by ice rink floor, which will acthe Salt Lake commodate Golden Eagles ice hockey team and various ice shows, will be conducted Monday. "Ice Capades," another ice show which has presented shows in Salt Lake City in the past, is scheduled for performances Nov. at the Salt Palace. For both "Ice Capades" and "Holiday on Ice," Salt Palace facilities will be rented. The Salt Lake Count y Civic Auditorium Board is not underwriting either show. Tickets purchased for the Ice show during the State Fair will also admit spectators to fair events, Bringhurst said. Other attractions at the fair will include G, Ale Ben, television star, who is a bear; the Cowsills, a family singing the "Congregation," group, singers who will appear with the Baja Marimba Band, the Chieftones, an Indian group; magician Mark Wilson, and Dave Merrifield, a stunt man who .performs under a helicopter. 18-2- 3 Enforcement Tips For Liquor Council Continued from Page B-- 1 to the council, and then acted as a chairman uf the meeting and asked leading questions of his staff. He did say that the Advisory Council is not an administrative body, but an investigatory and advisory one. He made a special point of telling the council to "avoid reflection of political bias." The governor asked Atty. Gen. Romney to advise the council. SECONDS WARNING Romney seconded Rampton's warning on the bad image of the vigilante, and said the council should speak when it speaks as one voice, after meeting as a unit and giving careful consideration to their problem. Barlow was asked to speak and be said by Rampton, there are more experts on liquor in the state of Utah than anything else. "No there are not." Ramp-to- n interrupted. "There are more experts on fish and cil ,i '11,s."..ifj' eikoz, ;, :' ....'"4 .t," .:: ::: , .,' i.-,- :111: ail Continued from rage B-- 1 the 13 Democrats among Western chief executives. Also on the first day, Finch Avill spearhead discussions of Medicare. Medicaid, welfare residency requirements and income maintenance as the second part of the human resources seminar. Agnew N'ill also he featured on the first day as kickoff speaker for the conference, chairmanned by r: ON'. Daniel J. Evans of Washington. The vice presiCent Nvill also attend several other conference sessions before departing for Washington. D.C. nickel moves into the spotlight Wednesday, when he will be a key figure in the discussions of ratural resources, under the overall direction of Gov. Tom McCall of Oregon. Boe is expected to he on band during the entire conference to help governors work out the best vays to coordinate state efforts with federal programs in a variety of areas. Tuesday's sessions will ter on transportation and Rev. Wilkie Mr. Sorenson gaiae propagation state." in this Barlow said the men and women of the last Legislature certainly weren't cowards when they faced the mandate of the people on the new liquor laws. "We owe it to these legislators to keep them informed. These new laws are not the last word," he said, "but the first steps. "The Legislature Is not goirg to turn its back and say, 'We're through now with the liquor laws. Live with them.' " he said. pub- lic safety with Gov. Ronald Reagan of California as chair- man of the seminar discus- sions. Rampton. who is expected to be elected as chairman of the Western Governors' Con. will leave ference for Utah Sunday for Seattle and return Wednesday, one day before the conference ends. The Utah governor leaves Thursday for a tour of Europe which will keep him out of the state until August 11. Governors of Utah. Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, Montana, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Alaska, Hawaii, Washington, Oregon and California will attend the Seattle 6essions. 1969-70- LINE Pace spoke next. He said the council will get more criticism than prals e. for its work. "Liquor can be one of the major problems in this state. It has been the last two or three years," he said. "The liquor laws for many s." Pace continued. y "have been 'sacred acts." untouchable. The authority for enforcing the old liquor laws was virtually destroyed and new ones were necessary. BREAK CHAIN "Take a good lookat the new laws." Pace admonished the council. "We hope to have broken the chain of inactivity on Pquor and now perhaps we can change as conditions tar require." The governor then pressed Cook, chairman of the Liquor Commission, for an report on the status of Private clubs in Utah which have applied for new liquor licanses. Cook said 40 applications have been processed and wait the okay of their bonds by the secretary of state and an okay from the attorney general. NOT MANDATORY Rampton worked away at one point with precise questions of Cook. These referred to vhether a private club must submit with its application a certificate of tax exenintion from the U.S. In!ernal Revenue Service. The answer was that the IRS' exemption was not a mandatory requirement of an applicant, but that the absence of one in a club's application would certainly carry weight. Cook said also it is now apparent that some of the applicants are having a difficult time getting the consent of the iccal political authorities for their clubs, since some of Clem have not enclo-e- d this consent with their applicat:on, appprently hoping to send it non-prof- it cen- tion Board. The plans were reviewed this week by the board at its monthly meeting held at Meadow Brook Golf Course in Taylorsville. Originally costs for the proposed structure was estimated at $120,000 but board members said some minor changes should be made so the cost could be reduced. All but the swimming in the recreation's summer program are through and the swimming pooL will remain open bad weather closes until them, Gary Swenson, recreation director, said. Board members were Informed the Senior Citizens Club is attempting to get a bus for various trips they go on each year. They are seeking saving stamps and any donations persons might give for this purpose. Swensen said the bus would be used for local trips and parties, but larger buses would be leased or rented for long journeys. Reports from each of the county's three golf courses show that revenue taken in .thus far this year exceeds that of last year except at one course. At Mountain View is S95.n38 (Si G17); TPVPIIIIP Mick Riley $24.312 ($24.384): and Meadow Brook $42.180 ($39.898). Figures in brackets are for 1968 revenue. Golfers were urged to express their feelings about raising the golfing fees at the courses from $1 for nine holes to $1.25 and a similar raise for 18 holes. Utahn Dies In Rollover E S T YELLOWSTON'E, A Sunset, Utah, MONT. youth, employed at Yellowstone National Park this summer, was thrown from his car and killed thursday nine miles north of here. Joel Dean Anderson, 18, sou of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Anderkilled was Sunset, son, instantly, according to Gallatin County Coroner Dr. Mark Young. T h e Montana Highway Patrol said the car left Highway 191 on a curve. NV ON FIRING Governors Primed For Confab Plans for seating and a press box costing nearly $100,000 at the Big Cottonwood Ball Park, 13th But and 4300 South, have been okayed by the Salt Lake County Recrea- in later. Cook said he hopes to have some of the clubs licenspd by Aug. 1. No applications of res- taurants have yet been sidered, he said. con- Anderson had been at the employed Store in the park. Hamilton OBITUARIES Verda S. 'James Smith CLEARFIELD Verda James, 55. died at a local hospital July 21 of cancer. Born Jan. 26, IVIS, Georgetown, Idaho. to Geroge Milton and Sarah Lee Esther Baird Smith. Married to Joseph H. James Oct. 4, 1927 Salt Lake LDS Temple. Survivors: husband; sons, daughter, Merlin S.. Clinton, Davi County; Cennis M.. U.S. Marine Corps; Mrs. 7 Orb (Darla) 'room Clearfield; Georgegrandchildren; town. Idaho; brothers, sisters, Lloyd, Thiel, Georgetown: Ogden; Wade, Salt Nina Hansen, Lake City, Ogden; Mrs. Ade II Module, Montpelier. Idaho: Mrs. Maude Call, Nemmerer, Wyo.; Fred Hoff. Bountiful. Funeral Saturday II a.m. Lindquist and Sons Colonial Mortuary where friends call Friday 7.9 p.m., Saturday prior to services. Burial Memorial Gardens of the Wasatch. eery. Free A. Nielson Pre Nielson, 69, 1114,2 Crandall CI., died July 23 In a local hospital of natural causes. Born DeC. 23, 1899, Preston, Idaho. to Peter E. and Emma Nielson Nielson. Married Jesse Chadwic;, Sept. 29, Mi, Pocatello, loan. Retired supervisor, Clearfield Naval Depot. Member, LDS Churth. Veieran. WW1. Survivors: wido w, Mrs. Beverlee Williams, daughters, Trey, ,Mich., Mrs. Norma Boren, Salt Lake City, Mrs. Lucilie Jensen, Sunnyville, Calit,, Noreen Nielson, Los Angeles; 10 grardehildren; brothers, s. Waloemar W.. Salt Lake City. Chester, Wariand. Wyo., Mrs. H. Clay tRubv) Cummings, Heber City: Mrs. T. D. Gilbert, Salt Lake City. Funeral Saiurday )0 a.m., 1678 Highland Or., where friends call Fridav p.m., Saturday cne hour prior to services. Burial, City Cemetery. Freston, Idaho. Al, sister Preaton Ellen C. Snelgrove Ellen Cook Snelgrove. 822 W. , local 3rd South, died July 23 at hospital after a long illness. Born Jan. 12. 1873, salt Lake Cly, to William H. and Ellen Clifton Cook. Married to William K. Snelgrove, 1900, Salt Lake Citv. Survivors: daughter. Mrs. Louise Bethel; four grandch;1- draft, 20 grea torandch,loran. four Merrbe,. LDS ChmCh. F un Saturday 3 here pm., 4670 Highland Dr,. friends call on. hour prior to ser eral Ralph W. VanWyck O. 1S0 Ralph 1N4liam VanWyck. N. Sth Wes.. died July 74 at a Salt causes. Lese hospital of natural Born Aug. 20, IBM S. Louis, Mrs. to Vriitiam and Hula& Liska VanWyck. Morried Carrie Rasmussen Sept. 1, teic Price. Divorced. Painter and Paper hailger. Member LDS Church. Survivors: Mrs. Francis dauohter, Checketts. Salt Lake City; 10 grandchildren. Graveside services City Monday noon. Mt. P,oasant Frinds call 36 E. 7th Cemetery. I South., Salt Lake City. Sunday 11. Lowave Ann Winschell BLACKFOOT, IDAHO Funeral services will be held SeurdAy. 2 m.. Frs Churcil. Blackoi foot for Lawave Ann Wins:hell. 7,, len 5, S'out St.. who Pled July 22, 1969. at Is,rt home of a heart attack. ,orn Marc) 19. 9994, Neo, a oauphter of Samuel and Verger& Vo'att Lester E. WinscheI, Au. 22, 1917. Pocatello, loan. Member. Baptist Church. War Mothers, Senior Citizens. Rebekah Lodge. Survivor!. buSPand; sons, dauoh ter, LeVein L., Anaheim, Calif.; Mn. Frank (Malerie) Nihelish, Helena. Mont.; Keith W Blackfoot; five brothers, sister, grandchildren; Mrs, GOldie Walker, Sun City, Calif.) Walter, La Mirada, Calif.; Arley. palm Deseret, Calif. Burial, Grove City Cemetery. Hazel G. Hall DeVerl Watson I iteg of ;latices rotices fLegol i.m''''''''-'!"...ithi- Joe Notices until dm. Interest ordinance ORDINANCE NO. thel shall be paid in addition to the I Greaves H De Vert Watson, 54. 11541 Highland NO. es, 11,1e.?r,e NOTICE OF SALE smount of each such installment ORDINANCE confirminga , Aye., d.e0 July 23 Ilvtlo,'KVW-Lake Or.. died le, tax, annually at the time each install. and levying in a Salt Lake l, NOTICE OF SALE IS HEREBY assessment roll the ''. Of, July 74 in a Salt k ssessment 2, o oviding for ment becomes due. After said filleei ..,,,,,I1 hospital of natu- - ..'''',,'.-GIVEN that on Saturday, August of Lake hosoital ot a Salt Lake Cityl OD day period, all unpaid install- a.m. North in Of 9:00 "ra, causes. Born h a r t at hour the 1969, property tke., ailment. , No. ... District described oyement ments of an assessment 1: 23, 1886, levied following April the Born Dec. 6, 1914, said day ' Special Impr U tah, for of property (but : !Ephraim, Sangete property 'will be sold at pubit for North Salt Lake City, Downes, Idaho, to f of against any piece ing the costscer- - collection of the assessments for in Section ;County, to Peter ., ' Plus as John L. and Mary purpose ifmpreov ments on a n d kl...salethe Revised Ordinances of Salt Ithe Catherine in their entirety) may be paid Susan ioatt Welkor consist- - only 1 Polster Greaves '.,, - , r within said City concrets prior to the dates on which they beLake City, Utah, 1965, at the Metro- - iconitructing Watson. Married streets tain " : of to Jr. Married come due, but any such prepayment Helen Afton to- mitten Hall Of Justi.-- , 4.50 South li.r, g of the construction Nels G. Hall Sept. an additional amount and any necessarYt 3rd East, Snit Lake City, Utah: clan, July 23, of must include ,,,..' , 6, 1910, Ephraim. Kind pc me It ,cur b and tgutter V".."""w construction ;Wake No. Color to the interest which would ti a m IS a, Idato. : h ere tot; , equal ,..;. 30 grading 358398 He died Dec. ' , 1. Purpie A WC. Girl's cu els to propertyl accrue on the assessment to the next I 1964. tv1 e ' ,.'s,',-Solemnized Idaho from driveways BoY'S 75822453 A m C ..,,,,,...4,,A:' , 2 Goid nonconformingdrain.. succeeding date on which interest is Falls LDS T e m- l';'. ,,,Pr; Federal line, removal of the :: Me. General agent grading, work payable On any special improvement :16iiecd...-67'.:'.197:;;f ' provements and miscellaneous toNt4'''''..; , ji. Whnluinte mD'une. rit'Y' Boy: s 1773LZ ' for Security Mu. i other - bonds issued in anticipation of the all state Snow and Col. ing, BOYS A6062824 5. Black Evans lug! Lit I Insur- 414 ,,,,,,,......,,, pi, iI . collection of the assessments plus to complete the,,,inloroye-293245 necessary lege. School Goodrich 6. Red Boy's a n ce Co. Survi. r i such additional amount as, in the . teacher, N738286 Ephraim 7. workmannro. lAestaablipshroingper Bov's Rcd mmaenntnser: Goodyr. 4 Draper. Vocalist. . vos: widow; son, Ali 3 of the City Treasurer, Is nec.. opinion 11. Goid Hdstrm. Girl's g ,nt .. daughters. Cleofan Member, essary to assure the availability of ... 9 Girrs W001147 proyement guarantee B. serving In U. tufty when this Ord iOdOLO money to pay interest on the special ,Club. Neighborhood Club. .. time wce5871 the Girl's Huffy viding S. Army; Mrs. ROIN CI a n e t t) C. son, '''' as bonds interest dauohters, Nels G. Jr, Salt 11. Blue J.C.Higgins Girl ' s 50 34,6 Ise 'shall become effective. BY THE CITY improvement Trump, Keret. A. and Marsha K. ell Lake Folk due and any premiums BE IT ORDAINED Black J.C.Hiegins Boy's 117033 LAKE becomes ';;;;WhiVr; inel kiv;1!"g;1t Tlks'a become on S&tLaksCitv;3 OF NORTH SALT which may payable BOY'S VM NR4T9439'COUNCIL Red Mattel 113. vstit brothers, Tacoma, Henry A. (Jeanne) Scheel , bonds which may be redeemable Green 11 Murray bOV'S ZJUILIWO CITY, u mri;That the City Cound Wash.; Roy, Mountain Home, Idaho; Conn.', 6 firandchildren; a 30454161 1. ,called in order to utilize the essesSGreen Boy's Section Murray Mrs. Kenneth (Ma r y) VanLeuven, orandchildren; Halbert'15, he, Dr. brother, ments thus paid in advance. Murray Boy's 82042 North Salt lake City, Utah, Provo. roll as cur- City. Funeral 16. Gold Greayes, Salt Lak Blue Presdnt. Girl's 603297 confirms the assessment Funeral services Monday noon. Monday noon, 260 E. South Temoie, 17. the Bodrd ot 18. Yellow Rdmstr. Girl's J104531 rected and adjusted bY South Cottonwood eth Ward chapel, where friends call Sunday 1 o.m imeforareeNmoertnht beDcoern eullielen etheed ppaayymabelnet lof maednyialtn-Politest Bw's C85551 1205 E. Vine St. Friends call Sun- - Monday orur to services. Burial EsagiutalLizaakteioncitayndsaeRceialew R. Union Girl's SA1A.161 20. Gold 1 day, pm., 4760 S. State. and Lake City Cemetery. Salt Lake R. Union Boy's 6R41275 21. Blue No. 68--1 for District Monday at the chapel one hour be-the Schwinn Boy's GC12463 the whole amount of the hereby confirms 22. Blue IY, and lore services. City, Utsh, and Board of 23. Blue shall thereafter Schwinn 11.4s KC81565 principal findings of the ofjunpaid interest 24. Blue ot the rate of 10 per Schw,nn Bcw's FC63102 that the proposedbYlistthe Review and 25. Green Schwinn Boys A56181 annum until paid, but at equalized F. as per assessments ReviewIcent 26. Black Schwinn Boys 6216767 Board Of Equalization andthat each any time prior to the date of sale or Dewey F. Sundberg, 71. 192; Dour,- - i Frances 1 SCMcnn B0V'S H4811n AI. AM 27. Green the owner pal, the Jack are lust and equitable; las St. died July H321562 special foreclosureof all unpaid may SChWtOrl Red wthin the benefit..amount Boy's installments , Or. in 24 a Salt Lake Sycamore piece of property ..,8 Red will be Schwinn Boy's B231175 the rate of died at a local improvement districtnot less than the Past due, with interest at to a of LC35947 iilIa, hospital Schwinn Boy's Purple date of per annum hospital July 23 of ad in an amount ailment. said 10 per cent 31. Cold Schwinn Boys BO83672 on the delinglient install. natural c a u s e s.. assessment to be levied against Born March 24, - 32. B o r n ccltilww!ZI piece of gron.,payment -Nov. 18, ItY4 k11271 property; and that noassessment ments, and all approved costs, and 122: 11:3 P I e esant 1898, list to the 4 otertt 1906, Newarthill, erty listed in said its provrtionate shall thereupon be restored Grove, to Charles 34. Red Schwinn Boys K858681 Scotland, to Wil- thereafter to pay in install- will bear more than ' 35. J. and Karst; C.P. Schwinn BOY'S L447956 improve-,rig4., ments in the same manner as if 7 jam and Jeannie share of the cost of such W657697 Persson Sundberg. :414. 36. Blue Girl's Sears f Robertson Jack. had not occurred. ments. I to 37. Co:d Sears Council ofidetault Boy's W584813 Married to Mark Section S. The City Council of Section 2. That the City Blanche 38. Red Sears Boys W043941 (Sunny) Utah, doesl North Salt Lake City, Utah, does H. Gree n w o od , North Salt Lake City, be 477790 39. Blue Girl's Sears Dowding Dec. 16, assessed to Aug. 31, 1933, Cs- - ,'" create a special Improvement 1925, Lake 40. Gold Salt hereby levy a tax Skyway Bov's A600376 described in hereby -, den. C a m a to funi and shall at the time W Flyer Boirvl,'ss Red Solemnized upon the real property City. list. The assys.iguaranty Utah In 1910. We- ...,:....., 2721MA appropriation ordi. LDS saie assessment Blue Salt Lake lof each annual W.Flyer lot ber College grad:''. 43. Red so T e male. ments levied UPOrt each LINK long as env special im. 'I,t8s,,,,,,y Filled Boy's 4528 parcelInance, 41,. uate. InSchool of Jlock or lot, tract or district bonds of North UNK BoY's 5E1597 M. Black Swedish LDS mis- shallIProvement part described teacher therein 193$-4Ogden 45. Blue UNK Lake City remain 'outstanding, of property Boy's boo n forth in the Salt and Ric Pi f !a cl. UNK Bov's N175416 LDS be in the amount set provide for the levying of a tax of Member :','''It...;,:. : 46. Blue Is Lived 17 years in Bov's L04503 mill in each year to create a Tabernacle Purple UNK Choir; said assessment list, which and hereby madejone '''''''' '' i n a s, Rock S r ----0 reference UNK Red former member incorporated by - fund for the purpose of guaranteeing BOY'S UNK Swanee Singers. Member Salt Lake Wyo. S u r Y y 0 r s: husband; son,'- 49. Blue a part of this ordinance. Said prop- to the extent of such fund the pay. Special ment of special improvement bondS Mark William, Washing- 50. Black UNK BoY'S inclusidd within 68-Is Oratorial Society. Musical Instrument daughters, erty in No. ton, Mrs. Carl D.C., Numerous of District (Kay Frances) pieces sporting salesman. Survivors: widow; brothand interest thereon issued against Improverqent Mrs. ment, office radios, and for North Salt Lake City, the equipment, ers, Clarence J., Sandy; Leo V. Salt Steven Santa Barbara, Calif., West improvement districts for the cameras, watches, (Mary Ann) Richins, luggage, tools, boundaries of which are more panic-loc- payment of local improvements there Lake City. Funeral Monday V a.m., 2 5, of and items Jordan; miscellaneous other follows: grandchildren; sisters, described as 4670 S. Highland Dr., where friends ularly Wallace (May) McConnell, Mrs. prooertv. Cuarter,in, call Sunday p.m., Monday prior Mrs. by the laws of the Beginning at the North Owen (Edythe) Wangsgard, both Og- RIWi ,!1(t!...n, ,itiroyiidei,c1 The above described property Is a to services. Burial Sandy City Ceme- den. Corner of Se:lion:a, thIeInric'e State Funeral Saturday noon, 4570 list of lost or stolen property which 6. That the Officials of Section tery. Mogt t of has into come the the possession Highland Dr., where friends call FriCenter .S.ree 'North Salt Lake City, Utah. be and irultinonne taMhtyl:te day 64 p.m., Saturday one hour prior Salt Lake City Police department ! the centerline of authorized are hereby and to services. Burial, M u r r a y City and which has been retained In said ) thence to take all action necessary Orchard possession for a period Orchard therive;centerline Cemetery. of department's to effectuate the Prti-Belle Peaco,14 inhnfon,' of several months prior to the date along PRICE the of this ordinance. 22 78, died July caornpeorintof 1,,,reof. All property to be sold will SDoruivthewetf; Hillside 7. The all ordinances et, eOLvorectnhard In a Price rest be on display at the Police Depart- at right in conflict with this or. .,.. ment at 450 South 3rd East, Salt Garden Subdivision; a home after snetehearreeof Drive from Elizabeth repealed. (Beth) Moseley Frost, Lake City, Utah, for two hours im angles South 233 short illness. Born feet to a point 200 Section 8. hereby 51, That an emergency Is approximately 1890, mediatelv preceding the sale. 13, East, sts, ,; , Sept. died July 23 in a 88": ,,,,. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF feet South of the property line e on hereby declared, the preservation of M o I a n, Emery ,i e chi 1110 ye Salt Lake hospital COMMISSIONERS OF SALT LAKE pOarrcahlal er di Drive; cthhaerncd DSroit,ritehwteost , peace, health and safety of North dt& A,.., County tn Warren to c r of natural causes.. CITY. UTAH, this 22nd day of July, I the inhabitants and Lake , Snow and E1178- - .401. ,s, and!Salt City ,, Born Feb. 6, 1918, Intersection of Orchard Drive 's, !thereof so requiring; that immediate- 19. bth Ann Pee- - , D. J. FIELIS Carbon 91; thence 'is, .1 e2sooterfleyetacwroessst Scofield, its adoption this ordinance ..., cock. Married to , lee. .. HHiirghhy.w,3ayy 91 to a point Wil- to Chief of Police ICIYity County, be 1 ."".. signed by the Mayor and Angus E. Johnson ',.,46 line of y 8. Dates of Publication: July 22, 23, of the West 'lam M. and Eliz- s Recorder and shall be recorded Sept. 12, 1917, in 24, a beth 26, 25, 28, 29, 30, 31 Pittman LDS '', in the ordinance book keot for that Lake andi) Salt tt eoait sttNor ''',,.:';: August 1, 1969. (A'59) I,Hpaigrahwilealyto9Hlotfi 9 Moseley. Married ordinance shall be Temple. Director, !purpose, and said ' to Jack E. Frost, P r i c Published once in the Deseret News., Trading 'C 1,000 feet to the' NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Feb. 12, 1951, Las For- 4Oproximately IWist o of general circulation newspaper 's. ,. Ni,;4::::-3.- '!!!!'ll! thence North along in North Salt Lake City, Utah, there of Vegas. Survivors: " meriy receivediFreewa9 T,S..e!di.el pArpoon..s4isirilliobg ', husb,and; dauqh: no Rightamay tt) a point 200' ,P ea c oc k Cash newspaper published in by the the ter, Beth Ann, Salt I S t ore, North of the North Street line of,being feet Orange- said City; and this ordinance shall of of Board ,!!!!!!!!.!.! the t Purchasing Agent Lake City; moth parallel take effect i!'!!!!!!!!!!!!! Center Street; thence East 200 n of immediately upon its Lake feet Lake 8i:'!'!.. .t, Salt a to Street point 'er, !to C 0 u n t y. Secre- Center P.M. and will be publiclv 1kt t!!..?.!!!!!.13:00 ehtsage and approval and publication sisters, Mrs. tary, Carbon County Chapter Car-of- 1City; nereafter at thelWest of the Wrst line of Highway to High- - as required by law. r,! :iii:i.i.i.:opened immediately ILeona MOynahan, American Red Cross. Member, APPROVED BY PASSED AND Offices for the West High! thence NortheEsterlY Parallel .,.!!!!.!!!.i!!:;:l - Mrs. 0!....:,!.:!!; North! Davis Ameri350 of centerline Lyle ii! 91 Board, to he bon County Planning OF NORTH CITY COUNCIL School, 241 north 2nd West, Salt! way Lake' Salt thence East to toe centerline:THE can Legion. Survivors! sons, daugh- - both in accordance wi,h!Street; LAKE UTAH, this 21st CITY, Utah, e layton.ii-ekCity, southwesterly'SALT of ters, Richard E., Mexico City; Mack!City; Mrs. Gola Blankenship, drawings and specifications as!of Highway 91; thenceof July, 1969. 91 day noon Butler Sixth!the Funeral San Paulson, Karma Saturday Highway centerline Mrs. the A., Price; E. 7800!brehared bv Robert L. Springmever,Ialong CLAY ALLRED, Ward Chapel, 3001 to a point 200 feet North of the Salt Lake Cltv, Utah. Carlos, Calif. ' Mrs. Thelma Sessions,' LDS where friends call 1 hour prior; Architect. thence Mayer. Idaho Falls, Idaho; brothers, sistersd South predualification for bidding on !North line of Center Street; Burial Wasatch Lawn! !thisAs work' (20G ATTEST: services. to Street Bernice Center to each interested contractor! !Bast parallel Gover, LYNN K. cuLumoRe, i.i'rl'cwit.; P. Brown, Salt Memorial Park. shall fill out and file with the Board4eet North of North property line) tot four City Recorder. Ouarter,(SEAll a Bidder's Form of Questionnaire,i a point on the Lake City; nine Councilman Whetton Thereupon Funeral Satur- not later than August 12, 1969. Ques- - Section line; thence South to the !seconded the motion to adopt the tionnaire forms may be obtained at point of beginning. day 11 a.m. North Carbon LDS Ordinance and the same Genroe the office of the Director of Buldings CAL1P BERKELEY, Stake Center, Price. Friends call The assessments hereby levied aretforegoing Hall, rp),m247:04,y, ... II of the Board. The work is to be bid for the purpose of paying the cost of- tuPon being put to a vote was unani- Fausett Mortuary, Price, Saturday, 9 Washington by the affirmative :.!ri:', tunder one general contract. a.m. to service. Burial, Price City- 66, Walnut Creek, ;S:',W improvements On cer- mouslyof carried constructing all Councilmen present, the il Qualified bidders may obtain draw- - fain streets within said City consist.tvote Cemetery. Family suggests contribu- Calif., died July- .:,,,,,,,:,...,..... follows: vote as :., hosbeing ......:.::.......::. at the office concrete 23 a local and of in Children's specifications Hospital. Ones tions to Primary ing of the construction ... , AYE: J. Dale Smith the Director of Buildings on or curb Pita, of natural and gutter and any necessary Milton S. Nielsen causes. Born Feb. '::.,.0-.:i.4of ialter July 17, 1969, on making a- grading therefor, construction E. J. A. Whetton Salt 1903, 22, deposit of $50.00 per Set, such degas- driveways from curb to property ,: to Doran A. Platt Lake , its being refunded in accordance line, removal of nonconforming orn- PR E090N,, I DA H O diedLorJenulzyo 2E4; George City, t NAY: None and ::?..::::.:. in the conditions with stipulated (Pat) drain.., ....,k, the and grading, Preston. .provements .:;:,,, Eli z a b e t Is May Instructions to Bidders. " appearing that more than a 111,,;:,. all other miscellaneous, 1969, at a local hospital of a long ill- - Jones A certified check of not less than ing, and .,, :,. Hall. Mar- of the Council had voted in to complete the ness. fivfl per cent (5 pct.) of the amountlwork necessary favor of the motion, the Mayor Fate ,oi,...4x, ; workmanlike in a Born July 9, 1879, Plain t.ity, ried Mardell proper 5 Pct. bid bond must iprovements the 22, Sect. of or ilvi bid, declared the motion car- King A. tthereupon Praben of son Weber County, a In Salt Lake said manner and such other necessary each i accompany OrrPrim', and the ordinance adopted. ..17',.,,.. and Emma Peterson Hansen. Mar- - L1928, i check .a,iniconstruction incidental thereto adia-lrie--d ,, D S T e m p e. bid bond being ,:',in",":.,:, oi CLAY ALLRED, abutned Ethel Maud Bosworn, Sept. 16, Tand said property payable to the Board of Education of cent to the She died in Moved to Cantor- 1903, Logan Temple. Mayor. : tine and fronting upon the following - ATTEST: ,.... Salt Lake City. .. , Catherine C. Nielsen, n i a, 1930. E in 1558. Married of Spaboundaries the I within streets the D o e Y shall It be mandatory upon Presion P 0 e, Sept. 14. 1960. Attended in LYNN K. CULL1MORE. Co. ' to whom this contract is cial Improvement District No. ,. contractor . tilled P n eapple ; scnools and the U.S. Acad.-anyRecorder. wit:tCitv :, subcontractor North Salt Lake City, Utah, to r ea n awarded and LIDOn Stales. Survivors: widow; , to Southern mission a not less than the, North Side of Center Street ."'" under him, to pay any SOnS, Richard E., 19014903. Served in civic and church Tex.; George B., Salt prevailing wale rates as established the old Bonneville Canal line on the Pasadena, affairs, and was mayor for five suc-10- Lake City; brother, sisters. fhomas by the Industrial Commission of the East side of Hillside Garden Suodivi Funerals cessiye terms at Preston; served of Utah for the area where the Si On to Orchard Drive. Years as bishog of the Preston Sec-- 1 L. and Mrs. B. L. (LaVon) oreen, both Salt Lake City, HoliState is to be performed to all the Side of Orchard West (North) ond Ward. DIXON Funeral services for CIO, J. Max (Blanche) workmen, and mechanics, Drive from Center Street to Highway Survivors: children, widow; 'Catherine Lambert Woodbury Dixon, Kimber, Preston; D. LaMar, Black- - Ye. Private funeral services Satur- - employed by them In the execution,9). fool, Idaho; Mrs. Walter (Mun) day I Din, 260 E. South Temple. of these contracts. Side of Orchard twill be held Saturday lb a.m. in the East (South) to The Board reserves the right Womer, Omaha, Nab.; Mrs. Nedra Burial Salt Lake City Cemetery. Drive from the West side of Lot 1,1 Belvedere Ward, 607 Downington AvRussell (Thurma) Potter, Mrs. reject any or all proposals or to Hillside Garden Subdivision to a enue. Friends may call at the waive any informality or technicality Crockett, both of Salt Lake City; 260 East South approximately SOO feet South iin any Mrs. C. A. (Goldie) Call, Phoenix, of In the ipoint Intersection the interest 8 proposal of Orchard Dr p.m. Saturday at the Delbert Nielson, Ariz.; stepchildren, ward to services. Interhour Rorison Sarah 71, Board. 91. Franchow, prior and Highway GI ace, Idaho; Mrs. Roy (Della) 3140-9tThe BOARD OF EDUCATION East, died July 23 in a Salt East Side of Highway 91 from ment Salt Lake City Cemetery. PoLar in Lake SALT LAKE Nev.; Mrs. CITY Higley, Elko, OF neral Directors, Larkin Mortuary. of natural causes. to Street. Center Orchard hospital Drive Ted Mrs. Keller, (Orel Born May 28 , 1898 , Scotland , to !vie (Donna) GLEN S WINEGAR, West Side of Highway 91 from a EYRE Funeral services for JoRasmussen, both of Preston; Homer and Purchasing Agent. Helen Ramsay Rorison. Married point approximately 500 feet South of seph Milton Eyre will be held SaturNielson, Mountain Home, Duchesne to 440 East First South, Franchow, Feb. 21, Christopher Intersection of Highway 91 and day 12 noon in the Redwood Memortthe County; Merlin Nielson, Idaho Fall.; Salt Lake City. Utah. (A'28) Leland Nielson, Ririe, Idaho: Mrs. al Chace!, 6500 South Redwood Road. Orvil Friends may call Friday evening Austin, Downey, (Erma) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS vors: sons, daughters, 30 Christopher Idaho; 21 grandchildren; from ,Orchard Drive to the Freeway p.m. and one hour prior to 2 Adam, N.Y.; F., Williamsville, services. Interment in the Memorial Sealed proposals will be received 15). all John R., Ivy, Margaret, of the Valley, Funeral Said assessments are hereby levied. Gardens sisters, Mrs. Martens Jen- Granger; at the Office of the City Recorder,' sen, Pocatello,: Mrs. Delilah tin,. Salt Lake City; five grandchildren; Cottonwood d County Building,"and assessed upon each of the blocks,' directors, Room 200, C Ogden; Mrs. Sylvia Davis, Preston. brother, sisters, John Rorison, Gies- - until 5:00 o'clock P.M., August 6,1Iots, parts of b,ocks and lots, tracts' Mortuary. Funeral services Monday, noon, 90W, Scotland; Margaret, Ivy, bothl1969, for the construction of a Bird or parcels of real property described' FRANCHOW Funeal services Franklin Stake Center. Friends call Toronto, Mrs. Elizabeth Exhibition Building, located in Libel. in the said assessment list according' for Sarah Rot! !son Canada; Franchow, will be Webb Funeral Home, Sunday, 6 to Cousins, Provo. Funeral Salt Lake City, Utah, Prof- - to the extent that they front or abut, held Saturday 12 noon in the Larkin e:a0 p.m., end Monday., 11 a.m. until noon, 260 E. South TempleSaturday: where' ty Park, No. according to the on or are adiacent to the streets' Mortuary Chapel, 260 East South time of services. Burial, Preston friends call Friday p.m., Satur- - lect on file in the City Engineersiabove mentioned and are specially' Temple. Friends may call at the Mordav 1 hour prior to services. Burial Office. !benefited by the improvements there-- I tuary Friday p.m. and Saturday Wasatch Lawn Memorial park. are levied at 1 hour prior to servicks. Interment Bids will be publicly opened In on. Said assessments Room 301, City and County Building equal and uniform rates to the full Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Etaon Thursday, depth of each parcel of real property neral Larkin Mortuary. directors, OGDEN aL ogursIb;',19.16(91',3Iit Michael Wasiula, SO, of City as included in the District. An allow the died In an Ogden nursing home July FROSTFuneral services for Elizaance on said assessments has been beth Fave MURRAY Velasouez Commissioners. 23 after a long il!ness. Born Nov. 10, M. Frost will be con. (Beth) S. 5018 State, died 188S, Jaroslaw, Poland, to Mr. and Reyes, 33, ducted Saturday 12 noon at Butler in a Murray hospital 6th Ward, 3001 E. 7800 South, where Mrs. Jan Wasiuta. Married Patricia 24, 1969, Illness. Boa Aug. 23, 1910. Pittsburgh, Pa. lingering friends may call one. hour prior to Monticello. Born May 20, 1936, Worked for Rand McNally as press Juan services. Interment, Wasatch Lawn County. a daughter ot Jof Memorial Park. Funeral direCtors, repairman. Survivors! widow, Ogden; and Helen A Velasnuez. Ulcer sons, John M., Ogden; Edwar di ried Tcny Reyes, Dec. 12, 1953, Os.; Instruction Evans and Early. -' inirrotTint to sPecificaof interest' on up of 'the F., H a m m 0 n d. Ind.; la grand- - tie Gate, Carbon County. Member, tions and forms bidders, FUOCO contract and terim warrants, the total contract for Requiem Mass for children, two g r e a Sr. Vincent Catholic Church. Frank Fooco will be held Saturday toaether witn plans and bond, unaer for such improvements brother, Anton, Edmonton, Alberta, Survivors: husband; son, Anthony. flies, when prepared, may be ob- - contract duly let to the lowest and at 10 a.m. at the Cathedral of the Canada. Funeral saturaey it a.m., both Murray; parents, Salt Lake - tamed at the office of the City Engi- - best responsible bidder therefor, plus Madeleine. Rosary will be recited Chapel of Fiowers Mortuary where City; sisters, Mrs. Hector (Lola) Nar- neer, Room 401, City and County an amount egual to but not exceeding Fridas, 'JO p.m., at the O'Donnell friends call Saturday one hour prior van, Vernon, boodle County; Mrs. Building. 372 E. 1st South, where ;10 per cent therea.f to cover the ac- Mortuary, t() Services. Burial Aultorest Memori- - Gobert On the outside of envelOoe, the bid- - tual cost 0) Murray; friends may call Friday, (Erne) Montoya, p.m. inspection, engineering, al Park. Mrs. Bill (Odilia) Candelaria, Salt der shall indicate the nature of the publication and mailing notices and Burial, Mt. Calvary Cemetery. FuMrs. Jose bid. Lake City; arandmother, the levy), of which total cost neral directors, O'Donnell Mortuary. 'making 2 Veiasauez. Price; 21 The tight is reserved to reject any Funeral services Ithe City's portion is $3,168.48. , to leaving- forGREENWOOD Frances J. Greenwood will be bteheofiwtenam.Or Bidall mass Monday, will be accepted in lieu EVANSTON. WYO. James Sid- - St. Requiem o opeanocretorthi affected or d held Saturday ers at 12 noon at the 4900 Vincent Catholic Church, of check. ney Sim , 76, died at his home in in amount the the improvements Cottonwood Mortuary BY OF THE BOARD OF 'by Ogden of natural causes July 23.1 Wasatch St. Rosary Sunday, 7:70 S44 I'n e total Chapel, 4670 of is Highland Drive, where 4760 S. State, where friends call OF SALT LAKE' amount of8.72 thewhich Born Feb. 9, 1897, Lanark, Idaho, to assessment 8 hereby friends may call Friday, 0 THIS 17th DAY OF p.m. Burial, Mut"- - CITY, W: James and Elvira Batty Sim. mar.' Sunday p.m. is assessment This total and Saturday ,levied. prior to services. A.O. fled Charlotte Sims , June 14, 1916, ray City Cemetery. 1JULY levied at the following rates: Interment, City Cemetery. Murray Salt Lake LDS Temole. Retired ma-J. HOGENSEN, NORTH CITY SPE- - Funeral SALT LAKE y directors, chinist Union Pacific Railroad. Sur- R...corder 9,, CIAL DISTRICT Cottonwood Mortuary. IMPROVEMENT R. ;First vivors: widow. Ooden; sans, claugh-- i July 18, NO. 68 ASSESSMENT RATES Last HALL July 25, 1969 (A28) ter, Arthur S., Mrs. Robert (Mario- Private funeral services RI- Juan Curb San and County BLUFF, gutter, property for George W. abutting ine) Norris, both Evanston; Cha-le- s Hall will be held Sat.82.86 per front foot for William Rich, I in the Larkin MortoTO NOTICE E., Pomona, Calif., Jack D., Bounti-- I nerat yrvices BIDDERS urday, 43, who died here July 21, Standard Driveways 10 feet wide !ary, 260 P.M., East ful. Utah; 18 grandchildren, 7 great-- I Arthur, South Temple. InterSealed bids will be received uo 84.00 per front foot. will be Friday, 2 p.m., Bluff elemen-- 1 Salt !ment, Lake City Cemetery. Fo. grandchildren; brother, sisters, School Burial Bluff City Ceme- - luntil 2.00 p.m. August 2, 1969 at the It is hereby found and determined 'neral directors, Larkin old E. S'm, Mrs. Esme Sherwoog,Ittry. Born Dec. 19, 1975 to Walter E. trurchasing Agent's office at S:tutri that the real Mortuary. ---property hereby HOGENSONMrs. Mak Ogden; Hutfaker, Ken- Utah State Codege,,Cedar City, sensed is affected -- ThelMa Arthur Funeral services t: by and speciatly for Emily Jan. Hoeensen Rawlings, Provo, Utah. Pithe4i-S-a-Wil;;;rthT Carbon County. Marrlr4 lufah. for the purchase Will be the 1 1969 Model AUCI. held Saturday. 11 a.m., in the Goff 26, uroay, 1 P.m- - Evanston Third LDS Clemma Hadden, Truck. tb:ennettht sietedhefurebilby amount dofimprovements Mortuary chaoei, 8090 South State. Ward Chapel. Friends call Friday Aztec, N.M. Survivors; widow; 19491 118' Stock Body. levied. 'Friends Gilbert 18 Tvoewriting Desks. Bills Mortuary call at the mortuary Evanston, daughters, William Jr., Bruce, The City Treasurer is hereby au- - Friday, mayp.m., all! 18 Swivel Chairs. and Saturday prior Friday 6 9 p.m., Saturday prior to l Ian, Pamela Howell. Tammy, 440 Rods of Fencing with 2 gates. thorized and directed to assess the to service. services. Burial Evanstern City Cem. Bluff; brothers, sisters, Walter E.,1Interment. Miovaie City real hereinabove referred Tacoproperty Cemetery. Funeral dlrectors, Calif.; James E., Soecifications and conditions may .to in Lancaster, act, accordance with the provision !Mortuary. Mrs. Connie rnDaorsHe.yi: be secured by contacting the lour. cmaziameWsaa,shc. ;al of this ordinance for the purposes Mrs. hasing Agent. HURST Funeral services for to herein Lee mentioned collect and said Mrs. Mary The College reserves the right to Iver, Goleta. Calif.; Hugh Hurst will be held Monday, 12 POCATELLO. IDAHO as provided by law and the !noon, reiect any bid and to waive any for. ;taxes In the Grandview Ward ChanGardner Miller, el. a former Vern! Trammel, Florida. of this City. ordinances of in interest cot. the the 2930 el, mality South 20th gast. Friends iello resident, died at Section 3. The assessment list may call at the Colonial le"' Beach, Calif.. July 22, 1969. following' C. made by the City Treasurer for the 2128 S. State, Sunday, 6 toMortuary, NEIL K. BOYTER, a lone illness. p.m, in Special Improve- - and at the said Minproperty Purchasing Agent Juab ward Monday after 10:30 County MAMMOTH, Born Aua. 14, 1907, Parker, i ment District No. 68--1 as corrected, 'a.m. Interment, 351 West Center Street Wasatch Lawn tOe a son of Daniel Gardner and Idaho, Sarah nie Clayton Wahlberg, 83, died July So. Utah Slate Colin, approved, equalized and completed ,morial Park. Funeral directors, Kay louella Brower Miller. Married leen 24 in a Payson hospital of natural by the Board of Equalization and 'Colonial Mortuary. City, Utah 84720 Lott Oct. 24. 1931. Logan. Solemnized, causes. Born March 3, 1886,, Amaril.l(A-58- ) Review, is hereby confirmed and the in Idaho Falls Temole March 22,, lo, Tex. to B. and Nancy CLaylon,1 a ssessments Funeral serfiCee NOTICE TO BID made and returned i nl KARABATSOS 1950. Lived in Parker for 16 years Married to Axel Wahlberg, 1915 ' Salt for Clarissa S. ii will thil then moved to Pocatello; recently a Lake City. He died March 13, 1962. Seated bids will be accented Indivi- said completed list and the report held Saturday irabatsos at of the Boarol 'Jenkins-Sottresident of Redondo Beach. Calif. Operated Wahlberg Confectionery in dually on the following room air con- and recommendations Mortuary, 4760 South Sheet metal worker for the Union Mammoth for many years. Survi- ditioners by U.E.0 P., 440 E. 1st 56., of Ectualization and Review to the !State St. Friends maycall Friday 6 Pacific Railroad: member of the vors: sons. daughters, Joseph, ASam. S.L C. Utah 84111 until 4 p.m., July City Council at North Salt Lake City,l to a p.m. and Saturday I hour prior sheet metal union; served as hoh moth; Dennis, Eureka, Mrs. (Jail 28, 1969. Bids will be opened at the Utah, are hereby ratified, approved to services. Interment, Murray City nest; Home Teacher: priest adyis- - (Veva) Maen, Eureka; Mrs. Earl U.E.D.P offices at 4:05 P.m: July and confirmed. Funeral directors, V. C. 1969. Cr; member of the genealogy corn. Section 4. The whole or any part lCemetery. Mammoth; 28,LB100-2Sorenson, ,Soffe & Sons. (Barbara) York, No. VO 540702, of the assessment mittee; with the Boy Scouts. be paid may Pasadena, Calif.; Lula Baker, Mrs. Survivors: 11,000 BTU. widow; sons, Vernon 14 orandchi'dren ' 7 wthout Interest within fifteen (15)1 MILLER Funeral services for LB110-2n York, No. VO 540752, days after this ordinance Dean, Donald Lee. both of Redondo '..onrad (Connie) L. Miller will be , 2 9 r e a grea t:ta B 11,000 BTU. Mrs. Newton, dren, each; Bud effective. Any part of the assessment held Saturday 1 p.m. in the Newton Clayton. sister, brothers, LA110-2VO No, York, 51047, $000 not paid within such fifteen (13) Sacramento. (Bianchi Beauchamp. N.M.; Luther, California. BTU. day Ward thapei. Friends may call at Calif.; Mrs. Gordon (Madge) Rus- - Tucumcarl, M rs. Daisy Johnson. Ontario, Calif. KA-2York, Na TO 510631, 8,000 Period shall be payable in ten (10) the Larkin Mortuary, 260 East So. sell. Salt Lake City; 5 grandchildren. Substantially equal annual install, Temple, Friday 6 to 8 p.m. and Sat,. p.m, Eureka LDS BTU. Funeral services Saturday. 1 p.m.,iFuneral MondavFriends at the Newton Ward chapel call Keith JolThese room hove ments with interest on the unpaidluroay Pocatello ith Ward chapel. Fr endsiWard Chapel. balance of the assessment at thelafter 11 a.m. Newton Payson, Sunday Interment, been used three months. call Friday. 7:30-P.m. at the Man. ley Mortuary, 13. FELIX MARIAN irate of six per cent (6 pct.) perSemetery. Funeral directors, Larkin and chapel prior to services. Funeral Pocatello.IP.m., Chapel, ning Secreterviennum from the effective date of iMortuarY. Mduntainv:ew Cemetery. Burial Eureka City Cemetery. Interment. NIELSON Funeral services for (Free) Andrew Nielson will be held Saturday 10 a.m. In the Cottonwood 1670 Mortuary chapel, Highland Drive. Friends may call Friday e from p.m. and one hour to prior services Saturday. Interment in the Preston City Cemetery. Furerel directors, CurtisMackay Cottonwood Mortuary. Forecast for Friday, Saturday, July 25, 26, 1962: SUREAU -TO WEATHER FORECAST OF 7: ESSA 00 A.M. PREVIEW EST 7 26SNELOROVE Funeral services SALT LAKE CITY AND ViClNITY Partly clnudy for Eilen Cook Sneigrove will be tomeht. DaythroLgh Satyday. Chance of stAnt7.7 held Saturday 3 p.m. In the Cotton. MOOTHIL Fleetin f3s. lowcr h the Losi.s 90. near time iCrl'qht wood Mortuary chapel, 4670 ghs Highland COOL Drive. Friends may call one sabdity cf rain 30 per cent tonght and 10 per cent Saturday. hour Totem Prior to services. Interment In the 1 ---, !LAO!. I UTAHVariab'e cloidress through Stturday. Scattered Salt Lake City Cemetery. Funeral thundershowers. Dayt.me hies in the upper eas and 9Cs. .71r',-.7- 0 directors, CurtisMackay Cottonwood Lows tonight in the upper 50$ and 6s. Mortuary. intw out A few E. NEVADAPartly cloudy through Saturday. Cic;11-1SORENSON 1 Funeral services 400107Atr LAKE in C.001A-- Cooler the and evening thundershowers. afternoon for Peter Jay Sorenson will be held 1 MILD north. Daytime highs 8$ to 95. Lows tonisht in the 50s. Saturday at 12 noon In the Capitol I Wiwi Hill Ward chapel, 413 West cussAs.9777.--7- ,) S. E. IDAHOClearing tonight and partly cloudy Sal SAII reautne( Street. Friends may call at theCapitol Run-o- n Daytime urday. Windy in the vicinity of thundershowers. COOL Brothers Mortuary, 235 S. 2nd 110s. the Lows in 53. in the tonight highs . East, Friday and p.m. Saturday S. W. IDAHOClearing tonight and mostly fair Satur at the ward )0:45 to 11:45 ',ATLANTA ." a.m. 1-Interment, Salt Lake rity Cemetery. day. A little couler. Daytime highs in the 80s Lows to RuSSon 65. 55 to Brothers, funeral windy. .--Occasionally directors. night . :.tHOWERS FIVE-DAFORECASTUTAHTemperatures averaging ftWORTO SMITH Funeral services foe above normal Saturday through Wednes- 2 to 5 degrees qv Readith M. Smith will be held Satur, UPII WEATHER FOTOCASTS :.:.:... day, 10 a.m.. 6500 South Redwo day. A few afternoon thundershowers. mum, Road. Redwood Interment, 8 Memorial cent. 8:30 a.m. At HUMIDITY per Precipitation Estates. Funeral OirectOrS. Curtis. .29. Pre- .15. Departure since July I since July 1, 19e9 Mackay Cottonwood Mortuary. cipitation since Oct. 1, 1918 1187. Departure since Oct. SUNDBERO Funeral service .2.16. for Drwey Sundberg will be held SUN Sunrise Saturday 6.18 a.m. Sunset Saturday 11 a.m.. at the Curtis-MackMroday, I 543 p.m. Cottonwood Mortuary Chao-511 .01 POCATELLO 93 161, do IS 1670 INTERNATIONAL STATIONS Drive. Where Highland COmPARATIME TEMPERATURES CEDell CITY 91 63 PROVO Itriends may call Sunday, 7 to tit 62 'Temperatures hour at listed: 93 56 14E111 P.m. end Monday one hour prior to 7n II5 53 ROCK SPRINGS Friday Thursday serv(ces. Intermert, City Sandy 61 Aberdeen 12 p.m. 64 Cemetery. 74 15 Funeral directors, Curtis., T. GORCE , 47 0) St. Louis I p.m. 79 laoclav Cottonwood Mortuary. 6R .91 Arrhterdam 90 . 67 Berlin 1 91 67 SALT LAKE CITY p.m. 88 74 Art155616 66 86 57 117.m.64 Francisco larn San 32, 105 82 Colt 2 8.m. 13 mac Min. Prec. LAS VEGAS 2 57 Sheridan . 89 p". Op 62 98 96 Tr., .05 LOGAN Casebianta 65 12 p.m. ID 61 Albuguernue 92 81 65 1 71 91 Los Angeles Atiantn 77 Copenhagen M D.C. 70 amt p.m. 171 Washington, 99 PI 1.38 Mini Dublin 58 53 12 p.m. ea. 83 50 Anchorage 'West Yellowstone 9 56 1 a.m. 22 Geneva 1 .02 MOAB 90 60 Bil!ions p.m. 541 CANADA Al 71 a a m. 87 Hone' KOng 97 .02 New York 65 BOISE I 92 64 86 53 .15 Lisbon Bo 5ton 12 cm. .R) 12 61 69 OGDEN Tr.; CAIrlary p.m 82 61 83 104 76 115 Vancouver Madrid .01, Phoeolg 50 Butte P.M. 89 lief ro t pided 0 ow) - ,t i b s , I , S,,,' "eit'nr.!12. sist, : ft' Red Frances J. Greenwood Sundberg Dewey r ,, 9 i heart rept Married ' ,,.,A L, ' -- , - col, A47. ; Belle P. Johnson ' eoths,. Elizabeth M. Frost , s r 1...th. .:4 George W. Hall Lorenzo ,;::.::' :. Hansen s t trom''', fl'.".' Sarah R. Franchow Frof Street1958. tan Michael Wasiuta James A' Faye V. Reyes A. Sim , ., I .4 " Wa um Arthur . t.le Vern Gardner Miller Minnie Wahlberg' Car s I sisters, : . 4 THE WEATHER r t , o ti cool. 4 :. 21 IC Nr ) .7, )......,....v ....: 0 t sfr,ne ACTION ADS p AN . PROFITS : - |