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Show Citizen, Review, Press, Wed., May 16, 1984 - Page-1- abitaavies 1 . - .ibtrtha Ferguson Ferguson, Phoenix, Ariz.; Mrs. R.L. (Beverly) Evans and Boots Malmstrom, both of Lehi; three brothers and two sisters: Ivan Rogers, Randalette; Rondle Rogers, Ouray; Norman Rogers, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Althea Bodily, Murray; and Mrs. Heber (Vera) Harrison, Vernal; 22 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Services were Tuesday at the Wing Mortuary Chapel, Lehi. Burial was in the Lehi City Cemetery. Albertha Rogers 73. Leh. .died ' Say, way Ehomeofalingenng was born Oct. 23, Bountiful, Colo P. ana Marion jLbeth Kidd Rogers fmarried William in the Salt Ferguson re;,f roteenaPresldentof (he Relief Society. survivors include her three sons and husband, tw0 daughters: Bill ; jarenD.Sevy Ferguson, Loma Linda, Calif. ; Don Ferguson, Provo; Norvil jaren Dale Sevy, Dale F. infant son of and Paula Anne Love Lowry Sevy died Wednesday, May 9, 1984 at his grand-parents home in ' pleasant Grove. He Was born May 1, 1984, in Provo. His parents are members of the LDS Church, living in the Green River, Wyo., Seventh Ward. They were formerly mem-bers of the Pleasant Grove Sixth Ward. Survivors include his parents of Green River, wyo.; grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. Lyman, Sevy, Pleasant Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilbert Lowry, Card-sto- Alberta Canada; great grandparents: Hazel Sevy, Panguitch; Parley Ford, Provo. Graveside services were held Saturday at the Pleasant Grove City Cemetery. : James F. Doyle I VCr 1 James Francis Doyle, 72, of American : fork died Saturday, May' 12, 1984, at his He was bom March 21, 1912 in Lehi to James William and ;,; Clara Roxana Sabey Doyle. He married Margie Sarah Harper, :i March 24, 1932. He s: later married Elsie LeOra Giles Bowman, April 1947, in St. s George. He was a f member of The Church of Jesus Christ of f Latter-da- Saints. Survivors include his wife, American Fork; sons and daughters: Nyle James Doyle, Pleasant Grove; Alfred of American Fork; Mrs. Joseph (Marva) Mann, Round Mount, Nev.; Mrs. Max (Rhea) Anderson, Layton; Mrs. Darrell (Marie) Jessen, Salt Lake City; a brother and a sister: Sherman Doyle, Orem; Mrs. Ford (Maxine) West, Pleasant Grove; 50 grandchildren; 70 Services will be Wednesday, May 16, at 11 a.m. in the Wing Mortuary. Chapel, 118 E. Main, Lehi, where friends may call Tuesday, 7-- 9 p.m., and Wednesday prior to services. Burial will be in the Pleasant Grove City Cemetery. Lee Doyle, Clinton; Mrs. Jay (Donna) Shumway, Lindon; stepsons and step-daughters: James Melvin Bowman, Neldon J. Bowman, Mrs. Elwood (LoAnn) Sorenson, and Mrs. Allen (Loretta) Park, all I Earl J. Welsh, Jr. Earl J. Welsh, Jr., 63, American Fork, died Monday, May 7, 1984, at Veterans Medical Center in Salt Lake City. He was born Aug. 15, 1920 in Fairfield, Ohio to Earl J. Sr. and Ruth Faulk Welsh. He married Thelma Switzler, Oct. 26, 1945, in Reno, Nev. He was educated in Ohio schools and graduated from New Waterford High School. He attended Kent State University. He served with the Marine Corp during World War II in the Pacific Theater. He was awarded the Purple Heart. Following his release from military service, he married and made his home in New Waterford, Ohio, for 14 years. They moved to Arizona and then to Utah County 21 years ago. He had been a teamster truck driver. He was a member of the Jehovah Witness congregation. Survivors include his wife, American Fork; one son and one daughter: Charles E. Welsh, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Kerry (Nancy) Durrant, American Fork; two grand-children; his mother, Mrs. Joseph (Ruth Welsh) Robson, Salem, Ohio; one brother, George Welsh, Moriarty, N.M.; two' step-brothe- rs and one step-sister- ! Buzz Robson, East Palestine, Ohio; Donald Robson, Albuquerque, N.M.; Mrs. Jim (Mary) Griffith, East Palestine, Ohip. Services were held Thursday, May 10, at the Berg Drawing Room Chapel. Burial was in the Springville Evergreen Cemetery. Charles A. Hullinger Charles Adelbert Hullinger, 86, Pleasant Grove, died Friday, May 11, 1984 at the American Fork Hospital. He was born May 12, W97 in Vernal to Harvey John and Annie Minerva Cook Hullinger. On June 22, 1921 he married Arda lazel Johnson in Vernal. The marriage as later solemnized in he Salt Lake LDS Temple. His wife died April 9 1981. He was a high priest the Pleasant Grove 5th Ward. He attended schools the Uintah Basin. He as a farmer and later 'carpenter. He is survived by 7e sons and three aughters; Arden Albert Hullinger, Old y. ook, Conn.; J- Hullinger and fny Dee Hullinger, Pleasant Grove' Mrs. Richard (Joy) Kirk, Provo; Mrs. Les (Alda) Jensen, North Ogden; and Mrs. Boyce (Carlie) Williams, Henderson, Nev.; a brother and three sisters: Lawrence Hullinger, Long Lake, Calif. ; Voilet Raine, Redding, Calif. ; Phoebe Parry, Vernal; and Laura Sproul, North Las Vegas, Nev.; 20 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Services were held Monday at the Olpin Family Mortuary, Pleasant Grove. Burial was in the Pleasant Grove City Cemetery. Services were under the direction of Bishop Frank Mills of the Pleasant Grove Fifth Ward. Pallbearers were Bruce Hullinger, Stephen Hullinger, Kenny Butterfield, Ronnie Butterfield, Jeff Hullinger and Lee Kirk. The family prayer was given by Greg Hullinger, a grandson. The prelude and postlude were played by Donna Hall. The in-vocation was by Richard Kirk, son-in-la- The life sketch was given by Dennis Hullinger, grandson, and remarks were given by Bishop Doyle Young. A vocal duet was sung by Ilene and Kathy Parker, "I Know That My Redeemer Lives." Speakers were Dr. Arvin D. Hullinger, nephew, and President Leon R. Walker. Remarks were given by Bishop Mills. Ilene and Kathy Parker sang "Oh My Father" and the benediction was given by Melvin C. Parry, a nephew. Dedication of the grave in the Pleasant Grove City Cemetery was by Benny Hullinger. son. Mental retardation conference set concerned with the menially retarded and handicapped person. Other speakers will be Dr. Gary Nakao, director of the Division of Services to the Handicapped and Utah State Training School Superinlendent Leonard W. Lavis. Lunch will be served at noon, followed by meetings for parents held at each cottage starling at 1 p.m. Each individual cottage will present a Spring Festival per-formed by the residents of the training school. The public is invited to attend the two-da- y conference, which is free of charge. However, those people interested in attending the awards luncheon should contact the MRAU office for luncheon reservations. The number is The 36th Annual Conference on Mental Retardation and Develop-mental Disabilities sponsored by the Mental Retardation Association of Utah (MRAU), will be held Saturday, May 19, at the University of Utah and Sunday, May 20, at the Utah State Training School in American Fork. The theme of the conference will address "Keeping up in a Changing World" in the field of Mental Retardation, according to president of the association, Dr. J. Perry Poison. The opening session of the two-da-conference will begin Saturday at 10 a.m. in the University of Utah Union Building. At noon, an awards luncheon in the Panorama Room will honor those persons who have made significant contributions to Utah's mentally retarded and developmentally disabled citizens. The "Sunrise and Sunrise Wheels," a dance group of han-dicapped people will perform under the direction of Anne Riordan, Adjunct Dance Professor, University of Utah. Featured at Sunday's meeting at the training school at' 10 a.m., will be Louis Nayman, assistant director for the Federation of Nurses and Health Professionals, a division of the American Federation of Teachers, Washington, D.C. 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Her husband Roger and their five sons live in Orem. Single File meets again Single File, formerly, SOLO, the group organized to help single adults, divorced, widowed or never married, will hold their weekly lecture on Tuesday, May 22, at 7:30 p.m. at the Provo High School, in the Little Theatre. The speaker will be Anita Bradford, Director of Better Jobs for Women at Utah Technical College at Orem. Mrs. Bradford teaches Assertive Training Classes and helps men and women to open up many new doors by teaching them to be more assertive with their families, friends and in their jobs. At Utah Technical College she specializes in helping women reenter the work force. She got her education at BYU, University of Utah and some education abroad. Mrs. Bradford has been with Utah Technical College for six and one-hal- f years. She is married to Allen Bradford, has five children and lives in Spanish Fork. |