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Show - . - 6 DESERET NEWS, B 19:19 November 21, Monday, Spike Site is A E,. ',',NDA NP A , St:1ff Writer ! P fIF i - CF!ohr-- : - ' nn', 4.r, th .,- '.-fr,:i' ,.f of Z,0,:, Irir --- . hr o I::,, .' -:- 're in II.. .7.: , ntyrnv 4L cLati f;cr ". tcrritory a !r:c.nll , ; , - ' , I stature short bw ir 2 (,r, i,;eas, and posessof humor. es 4 pick.sii in his office read. Gre -k it iteie,t, DI to a torlIrrow has been post- r 4, t ,.1. , (,T4ratulating 4?:",E, - - i, !' ,,1 , ',,, IL? , , , ' . olt,olt, 11 ri PLEASANT. Sanpete Word of the second County Vietnam war casualty from this small farmlng community reached the soldier's parents here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Evan J. Department that their son, Spec. 4 Brent Hal was killed 23, McArthur, in a Viet Cong Thursday attack on a U.S. camp. McArthur was serving on guard duty at the camp when the attac came. his parents were told. The Mt. Pleasant soldier had been involved in intense combat most of the time suire six arriving in Vietnam months ago (May lS. Mr. and Mrs. McArthur said. He enlisted in the Army. Dec. 10, 19(;S. and received basic and advanced infantry training at Ft. Ord. Calif. He served in Vietnam with Company A. 1st Battalion, 1st Air Cavalry. Brent Hal McArthur was born July 21. 1916. at Mt. Pleasant. a son of Evan J. and Thelma Thomason McArfrom thur. He graduated North Sanpete High School. Snow College and Utah State University. lie was an ,lder in the Mt. Pleasant 1st Ward. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints. Survivors include his parents: one brother, Gerry, Raalolph. Rich County: a Mrs. Andrew grandmother. Thomson, Erhraim, Funeral arrangeCounty. ments vill he announced in about three wok,. y Steal Amplifier A S2sn onipllf:er was Taken fro:: tho I.PS Insn:u:e of Roligler Univousity of Dal:, '274 Urivet-s'tSt amorkitrz to -- -- vi ,dt'e I ' t Sp ,.. '''t-1' , ,7),s ,,s' f,t-- ' 1 , 1- - - , 4 -t , t trt Skill. ii)h sii rP 11 this . Both years cortvrilen ,locept an invit3tion tozether. ' This makes it easier for 'lrra provide a 'Jule aat-i- :idton 1: surroundi- in s ',r --- t ,,,, , 'v ,, , ,0,-- 4 -- , - ,' A, e..,:twit-..;- '.,N s7 ..,"."... .r. 0,- ', rt:7-- "IiiA a,f :ft - '''' '1' - ,,,,,L.:,- ,- . ti a 9 - I, A Ead Azov tildhAt .441t , V .1.-- ,, t. e sr", i , " - ' 1 I , , P.11 "14 AIN 111,, ?,i , t4i) , I - - - - ' ' - L i Nathan H. Mazer, who in personnel, materiais f- and Stories 30.000 orders for posiers. Thousands of request for formation were channeled to the travel councd. The celebra ton captured the interest of pecple all ovcr i the world. and more inches of 200,000 columnar th-u- services." "In terms of tourist attrar Mazer said experts in t ton. we row know that over a field have estimated that tourmillion railroad buffs in this ism will he the nurnher ore consider Promontory country in Utah in five years. as a mecca," Mazer said. "I industry He said the commission had strongly recommend that the Utah Tourist Council take full received about 151.01140 pieces advantage of the interest that of mail during the year orhas been generated and provdering Golden Spike crimen by attendance figures. I rnemorative coins and another snare in maga- newspapers. zlr es and other publications told uf the event. Mazer said the New York Times publicized the celebration and its historical background in a travel section. and the Wall Street Journal had a full column about it. r. appeared in newspa- in Japan, the Philippines. all the Scandinavian countries, France. England, Canada and Mexico. Use of the "aerocpace technique" was utilized by Mazer in planning details for the celebration. He is a retired Air Force colonel. "You identify a thing that must be done, assign the responsibility for that action and then push it aside," he said. "All you do then is watch it. We drew up 42 major items for the May 10 pers celebration. Llaeser, Gl, ies in Logan Snow White will be supplying the latest information on all Utah ski resorts this winter, courtesy of the Utah Travel Council. She will be available 24 hours a day. seven days a with an week, at report on snow depths, weather, ski conditions and road information. A new report will be out by 10 a.m. each day, with speolal ones when conditions warrant. Snow White may be recorded, but she's sexy. Shell greet you with, "Snow White here with the ski report for LOGAN Dr. Sherwin Maeser, Si. Logan, retired chairman of the Utah State chemistry partment, died Saturday in a , It of Christ of Latter-da- y He was a Seventy a served University de- 33-568- 7 Church Temple, I Swedish-Germa- Saints. and had n Mission. Survivors include his widow: son and a daughter, Dr. local hnspitAl i ,ilii Sherwin M. Maeser, Seattle, of and Mrs. Norman Wash., ...., .. causes. (Zora) Michelson, Idaho Falls; today." 7 And she may close with v. little personal information, three grandchildren; and a Dr. Maeser .. brother and four sisters, Meith such as, "The seven dwarfs and I are going skiing this attended the , weekend. We're going to ski Utah. How about you?" Maeser, Beverly, Mass., and , Mrs. Mable Tanner, Georgia Young Univer- Dr. Maeser. Mrs. Evelyn Thompsity Training Maeser son and Mrs. Beatrice MitchSchool and graduated from Bligham ell. all of Provo. 15 Young University in 1909. He Funeral services will bp received his Ph. D. degree held Tuesday noon in the Hall from the University of CaliMort y Chapel. where fornia in 1921. friends may call Tuesday at 10 a.m. until time of services. He attended the University Burial will be in the Logan of Utah ard Purdue University. I.hfdyette, Ind., where he Cemetery. did graduate Nvor k. on engineer. U.S. Bureau of Continued from Page B--I Public Roads. Ross Phuit of Maeser joined the Utah of the highway director. introduced member Richmond. Sate chemistry faculty in delivered who was State Road Commission, cKay 1921 and remained until his the from remarks governor. master of ceremonies. retirement in 19f5. He became Other speakers included A replica of the head of the department in Albert L. Ben. chairman of Golden Spike was presented 1933. He was awarded the Pres. Alvin R. Dyer of the the Weber County Commisto Hampton. via McKay. by Faculty Research and TeachFirst Presidency, Church of sion: Glen Nielson. President. Joseph H. Smart. executive ers Award by the Utah TeachAssr,cla!ed General Cr,- -Jesus Christ of Latter-dadirettor. Utah League of Seners of Chemistry in 1962. Bohn. dirt tors. and George Ivill at a Saints. tor Art Crafters. i-- Celt fr:4;'.i t natural Li the tsecotid Ctiti-i- invite tiio nien into ther for to cen"er "Word we received from iicivithor is that he en 1 . rit Brigham 3 Golden Splice Link Is Dedicated 1-- uar Moon Sample Coming To S.L. A WASHINGTON sample of moon soil brought back from the lunar surface by Apollo IL will be exhibited at the Hansen Planetar ium in Salt Lake City dur;...- Augut n rt The National Aeronautics and Space Administration slid the soil sample will go on public display first at Los Angeles to start a natiormide sho ing. Merrill Carlson. construction engineer for the new section s3 id some lighting . signs. two crossw,iliis and some guard rails still have to be installed. hut it Nvill not hold up use of the freeway. north The segment of from Hot Springs to Perry is rot scheduled tor completion until Doc. 31. 1973. However. the portion from south of Brigham City almost to Tremontan is already comploted and in use. h constructing the new bigliway. contractors excavatM 540.633 cubic yards of material. while structural excavation involved 33.700 cubic rd s The Apollo 11 spacecraft ill start a tour of all itself state capitols later this Crews used 5.054.000 cubic of importet.: borrow, 6.000 tons of bituminous material and 19.1N1 tons of bituminous surficirg. He a:so received the Medal for Outstanding Teaching of the Manufacturinz Chemists Association and the medal of the Utah Section. American Chemical society. Ile is listed in Who's Who in America. He was horn Aug.. 7. ISSS in Provo. the son of Reinhard and Sarah Sheppard Meer. He married Zella MQuarrie inke Like Like Like Like joyed very much havitig the n:en in his home t'Ao ears ag.:1 and wants to paricip.tte a in this year's program. trio cen:en t'Without the companionship of others. ho::days at the err-to- r are just !Ike any other :0 :i07.1e0t:e . Ca.:sin McCakey. 20, Bit-rninc:harr. gro:(luate fro: Ciie cemet's stitute in a couple o: wees. vitation. ho7ing for an "I have mot riay fine Fr,,- - Smen. cliritix my stay 4 The Bonneville Strings and conducted Choir. Dr. by David A. Shand. will provide music for the service. Dr. Russell M. Nelson. stake president, 1111 conduct the meeting. D0.17 MAN Coolinued from Page B-- year. make and model of your car. Then they promise reship. Okay? tri P !eel f,'s l'op :0 of ev,serlerci the ::.N of the ot They Misfiled. It's Shipped Now photo studio took pictures of my fatnily,fuNt .pril and chareA me SW!. Bo they'e newr delivered any photog7aphs. Ive (111111)110mA in nerson and in writinz. No ansuer. Str II I file a cla.in in small c!aiins court or that can I do? S.. Salt f.a:ie City. 1:7cks as it kH us) is a 1I thp.t's necesy,ii did sary. We've received a r.c!c) saying: "This wiler has been loc,ted and silipped Nov. :S. Delay was due to misfiling of the order.' Last May I ordered some merchandise from a company had to be paid until LI days They said nothi-nafter the merchandise was received. So I ordered some draperies. Thrn I got a letter saying I had no credit and to send O. But I haven't received part payment. So I sent them any They keep asking for information which I send ilium. but tile) never acknowledge receiving it. (an you help !hape them up? I don't want their nterchandise. Just my $20 hack. lN. R.S.B.. Leamington. in eh:cage. e a a E a7c, ter'.- CerT,- - cJ added. fc,r:ce, Ard an help u$ do it,re pei-son- a;,o - s Nee c')t1 telephone call from them offerh have been r'nt re sorry Vse number ef c4ils ael the volume of mall Ple-sanswer every euelion ro medicli or 'pool cr.iet.lers t send StriMPS Or en.gicioes as answers can y te gyen .n ?Ns coiurne. Onif guestons of general ivi,ervf will be answered end teiednone calls can be accerred only on the Dolt Man pnono aY news prescribed. Ow. yoga, name, address and televisor. number rot tor owbncanon but 19 blip Dolt Mao help you.) ,k2 We rs:. .i they listen to us?" Yes, one highway said. in law rvle further hearing at this time would imnair the project and delay traffic, Elmer said. He said complaints that the IMPAIR PROJECT public ic not being given complete information about highway plans until construction has begun" would be discussed by the road commission. Elmer cited Parleys Canyon as being "too narrow for all of the beautification plans have advoconservationists period, or more in 24 snow fallSnow flurries ing for short durations at intermittent periods. WITH WIND Snow squalls brief, intense falls of snow, usually accompanied by gusty surface winds, cated." Federal specifications for a highway. However, in the Parleys Canyon project 'we felt it was better to cover the creek than blast the walls to provide room for a new cl,annet. In addition a covered stream CII;ItIPPI will provide a siipty margin for vehicles which ni;c,tht go out of control from the road itself," Elmer said. divid- eh Blizzard winds at least 35 miles an hour, acccompanied by falling or blowing snow and temperatures 20 degrees or lower for an extended period of time. SEVERE BLIZZARD Severe blizzard winds P t least 45 miles an hour. plus a great density of falling or blowii:g snow and temperatures 10 degrees or lower. ice storm or freezing rain a coating of ice is expected on the ground and other exposed surfaces. Sleet storm frozen rain drops (ire rellet..) which NOT ALTER COURSE Fill dirt for the r tream.- - covered pipe is being taken from the highway project above Mountain Dell Reservoir. The road from the reservo to Lambs Canyon will rot alter or affect in any way Mountain Dell Golf Course, Elmer said. Detailed plans show three exits slated off the Parleys Canyon freeway. They are to provide access to a cement plant midway up the canyon, a nearby access to Mt. Air private homes, and to the Mt. Dell dam. MORE INFORMATION The Utah Chapter of the National Audubon Society. represented by Harold J. Lamb. Salt Lake City. asked for "more information on what before you you are doing do it. We should be planning for the environment around us in our highway projects." bounce when the hitting ground. do not stick to trees and wires. Cold wave a rapid drop in temperature within a period. ormrrt I irui LII rilsii ttAtrietT oforIN twain" Aims 1111 Magat DUE TO LACK OF FOOD BULK IN YOUR DIET TRY of,A4 ) opattyptALL-BRAN- 0 Hew wealpou OIRII 111" COld RI larval um a Fa American 0;1 has a nett poweilut additive Think of it for its heating oil: PERMA-FLas a dual purpose problem solver. It helps keep your fuel filter free of cicgRing problems, and h&ps protect your tanks and Ines against ice forming. Like Your oil will flo,v freely when s f:4 p:,-,he other ,....,:do ehdecaott:ndg before November 30, 1969. 1,1;01 come De and add a can of concentrated PERra-FLO- ' to your tank. free. No matter what brand c' 'Y r you with our Staful AutomaLic De',very Service. Convenient budget terms. Fast friendly service. And ioa prices. Our more traditional : weapons for lighting the cold , war. 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I . - ) 111 4,4'1,1: . ...."1,11119.0'' 11,0 Vt ' 1 r It P Inc'j Bill Roderick, 1 8137 South State Phone 255-355- 1 1 River ed by a median strip. and a shoulder on -sV,e of the road. That doesn't give us much room for Parleys Creek unless we blast more space out of the cliffs," he said. ONLY 75 prr. Elmer said the federal government pays 95 per cent of the construction costs in a. project like this, but only 75 per cent uhen it comes to beautification projects alone. He said state costs of aesthetic taside ponds, adjacent to natural streams, would be greater than other portions of the project. The road commission beautification plans do not meet all of the requests which have been made, Elmer admitted. Blowing and drifting snow strong winds blowing falling or loose snow on the ground into drifts. Sometimes referred to as a ground 'uliz- ,! T .1 call six-lan- e I architects are Landscape working on Provo and other canyon road.. he added., NOT LIMITED Utah records show that of the stream bed. as is being done in Parleys Canyon, is not limited to narrow yens. One cited Interstate El P between Henefer mouth of Eche Canyon. "The valley there is approximately one quarter mile wir!e at Mat point. yet much of the road is being constructed down the channel Weber anyway." a resident said. Any four inches k the go ahead and plar!. reed there for soil To what WP flood control. oilization, and roadside beauty, and to send 115 the bill." Region Three district engineer Wallace Stephenson said. "We have retained aesthetic values wherever possible." a However. I .s!a time required only on public hear-in.- ,on pronosed rev highway routes Parleys. tell 1.l.e Ore." A st7,te official SAUNA PROJECT He cited work in SIina Carynn as typical of what car. pti!-J1- at thJit ; 1 no ,,,'rout it. Wi..1 ard private citizens had asked tot "a hearirg to discuss retention of natural values." However, the request was denied by Gov. Calvin Ramp-toIn several letters written last summer the governor said the road commission had be,i-inNov. 27. held a ar.d rio pi.rpose would 1963. he served by bolding another Snow (without a qualifying word such as occasional or a steady fall intermittent) of sna'A., probably for several hours. You've Got Your Money Back o: isit. he sai;Li. Ile then summed up ir:zs of many young Dr. yards year. 70 speak Thanksgiving service Thursday at 10 a.m. at Bonneville Stake Center. 1535 Bonneview i,IP;i other orgarizations 1 a storm is Warning imminent and immediate action should lac taken to protect life and property. Speaker Named ,F1. ThP -0 PREPARE Ileavy Snow or mc,re in a sx inches or hours. a ori c.-- passed bv the Utah Legislature which go ez into effect Jan, 1, 1973 till 7equire two hearings m the future. One will cover proposed alignment or corridor rontes. the other deailed plans. gold-plate- Alan Williamson. S.;:t Cty. l'eF:- r1 SPver.-,- Once a person knows what's coming he can stock up on check emergency groceries, equipment to use in the event of power failures. make provisions for his livestock. or get his car ready for travel in Special Service y n C.Jy zard. Jesus - - t'--o. DeF-ere- t REOUEST PENIED WHAT TO DO spearheaded Golden Spike Centennial Celebration, sums up achievements. believe the state programs in the future should give full attention to this neW tourist attraction and would strongly recommend that 1970 daily reenactments be continued with publicity to start as soon as possible." Mazer said the State of Utah coniributed about 55o.nno toward the celebration, "(on and all tangibles idering intangibles inance s, ' ,, Several letters sent to News a,zlceel "more concern for loc: who want 1oc:-.- I to To help clarify some of its terms. the Weather Bureau has compiled the foiling list: Watch a storm has formed and is approaching the area. tikt it brfs stormy weather. ,')aot.I -- Wer U.S. believes the rnei-s,- - c;z1 le eaed by prop cr prc?,--7- F.F tions winteritrz and cars and by under. standing what certain weather terms mean. reit B-- v - -- A .... '' . '''' W'...:116-4x1- re .. --4,,, 1IN N C V.al e.have Gram W. Dexay of t'ne p'arr'Jwrote the road commission. doPi "cli ther n 14;I LCI al eys Continued from Page Utah ha5 stru.vgA throuzh i.s first rr.acr snovstornr. and niosi resic;etit z,ne resi7ned o tTe t here's a long. coid ter arieadi CAN p ' ith sol , N, ) 131. al, 6 .11 M.!, p.,, t., NT ri , . c''',-;;;,,' , . - ;.:7:1;4"It.r '' ' 4''''; A, 1.. t',-,,x , -- g: - 4 1 A -- . - . 4, A. . s''- '. t: ; 41 ft-- . - iv '." A 1 ai t'sko Lurtitice ,, :', , -- 4.114,7 .011:06.4 we n ivgs," he said. Got'. and .1.,Nc , .,J, e AO' ., ;AC John Johnson. Continued from Page WI anci have .., - :$ . 'SI 1, -.!- ,,., v, It' ' I. , 1, 4 ,,,i7,.' A - ;;;;"'".. 00-''''; , ' - , Famines, Lonely Job Corps Youths To Share Holiday 1 . LA., N 111 Mc- Arthur were informed by the 0:fice 4 ,-,- 1 FOR UTAH SKI DATA MT. ro:1,-- ;- $. ..,, p.:: DIAL 'SNOW WHITE Combat U.S. Defense ' , - ..... Sanpete Man Dies In ' ,..........- ,,,,.43-7- 7. ror lir (an be very serious. ever. tchen Lusiness matwas ter, are concerned. as while organizing the Golden SfUke celebration. Ile said National Park Association officials estimate that from 223.00 to 250,000 persons will have visited Promontory Summit by the end of this year and the site was third !n total attendance of the eight national parks in Utah. voulrf like to thank Murray :Toler. Chairman of the Utah Travel Council, and Dr. E'verett Cooley, formerly of the Utah Historical Association for suggesting daily reenactments of the driving of the Golden Spike P t Promontory Summit. he said. Drama students from Utah Slate University reenacted the event daily during the sum-Tilmonths. under the direction of Prof. John Stewart , -- '''', - 'Vt. 14 -- ,,, , li'l tt,,e American In- said a letter it , on I ....... ,., , ,tt ,,,-- A, ;;,41 -- t.. , 0 n i::- - ,' C.F. 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