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ny Vtp TT1 TpT'r1 BarePlans as Deadline Nears The Salt Lake Tribune, Tuesday, July 10, 1962 21 Four Demo Candidates Announce for Utah House Optometrist Enters Race For State Senate Seat Meeting Airs Queries oil Automation college and obtained MJV. and Ph.D. degrees in economics at the University of Texas and thereafter taught economics and business administration until he was recalled to active service with the Army in 1943, pteb resented optometric interests at several past sessions of the Utah Legislature. He is a former missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and is superintendent of the YMMIA organization of his ward. HE IS MARRIED to the for mer Cohleen Jensen.

They have one daughter and rgslde at 2245 Oneida SL (2160 Eatt). In his announcement Dr. Bischoff said he was interested in all phases of government and felt it is Imperative for business and professional people to take an active role in politics if individual initiative ana1 'freedom are to be Douglas G. Bischoff, optometrist and owner of the Bischoff Optical Centre, Monday filed as a candidate for the Republican nomination for the State Senate in District No. 1.

He was the third Republi can to file in the district. A life-long resident and native of1 Salt Lake Mr. Bischoff City, Dr. Bischoff was graduated from the University of Utah and received his M.S. and O.D.

degrees in optometry at Columbia University. HE HAS BEEN active in the Republican Party and has rep Tour Salt Lake County Democrats Monday announced their respective candidacies for nomination to the- Utah State House' of Representatives as the Tuesday filing deadline neared. THE CANDIDATES and their respective districts are Boyd M. Stevens, District 20; Dwayne V. Clark, District Dr.

Robert L. Conrod, District 3, and M. Phyl Poulson, District 4, Professor Seeking District 3 Seat Dr. Robert L. Conrod, former Head of economics and business administration department at West- -minster College, Monday announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state representative in District No.

3. In his ant nouncement Dr. Conrod said his special fields of interest would be education, the small businessman and the aged. A NATIVE of Portland, Maine, Dr. Conrod received his B.S.

and B.A. degrees from Harvard University, which he attended on scholarships. After spending 10 years working for major business firms, Dr. Conrod returned to City, he was educated at East High School and Westminster College, where he majored In political science. At Westminster he was campus president of the Young served on the staffs of the campus newspaper and yearbook and was a member or the political science club.

HE HAS SERVED two years active duty in the U.S. Navy and Is now a personnelman first class in the Naval Reserve. Lark Welder Seeks Representative Post Bpyd M. Stevens, welder at the Lark Mine, Monday filed as a candidate for the Democratic nomlna- potion for state representative In District No. 20.

A native of the Uintah Basin, Mr. Stevens has resided In Salt Lake County for 17 years. He was a founder of the Edgemont Civic Organization in Mr. Stevens White City. A Navy veteran of World War II, he is active in the Sandy Legion Post 77, recording secretary of Local Union 4292 United Steelworkers of America and treasurer of the unions District 38 political action committee.

HE HAS SERVED in numer Mr. Poulson Is senior International board member of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic International Union (AFL-CIO) and in 191 was associate project director of a national fund drive for the Mental Health Center of America in Denver. HIS WIFE, Fawn R. Poulson, is a former Democratic vice chairman of Salt Lake County and Mr. Poulson has been active in the party at all levels.

They have two children and reside at 1620-6th East. 3 -Win Contracts For U. Projects Contracts totaling more than two million dollars were awarded Monday by the Utah Building Board. ALL THREE only one for building construction were for work at the of Utah. Carpetowne, Salt Lake City, was awarded a $20,481 contract for carpeting the Plonee-r Memorial Theater and Jelco, Salt Lake City, successfully bid on phase two of a high temperature water distribution system with a $1,061,625 price.

H. Morrin and Sons, Ogden, was low bidder at $930,880 on the "college of law building. Project work is expected to start within two weeks. ous offices In the Democratic organization. Is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and resides with his wife and two children at 9791 Garnet Dr Sandy.

In his announcement Mr Stevens said he is interested In supporting education, vocational schools, more aid for the physically and mentally handicapped people and a better program for industrial and tourist development. Former Legislator Files Candidacy M. Phyl Poulson, former member of the Utah Legislature, Monday filed as a randi-d a for the Democratic nom ination for state representative in District No. 4. Mr.

Poulson, who has been employed at the American Oil Co. refinery in Salt Lake City for the past 20 years, served Mr. Poulson two terms in the House (1949-53). He served on several major committees, Including appropriations, revenue and taxation and education and welfare. HE SAID HIS major inter-ests In the next session would be education and economic velopment Automation is a national problem that will require the efforts of labor, management and the government to solve.

Communication Workers of America from seven western states were told Monday night by Bruce A. Thoren. Denver, District 8 Representative. "WE ARE primarily con-; cerned with workers 40 years of age and older, who, through no fault of their own, find themselves unemployed, Mr. Thoren declared.

It is true that America today is producing more goods than it can consume. It is also true that more people are now employed in the United States than at any other time in history, but.it is also a frightful fact that there are more unemployed than ever before, Mr. Thoren added. WE OF THE CWA recognize this problem and suggest that bold action be taken immediately on the part of government, management and labor to solve it," the speaker declared. Mr.

Thoren said the CWA had no quarrel with automation but felt that workers as well as management should benefit from it. He offered no solution. HIS Army retirement he served as head of economics and business administration department of Lam-buth College, Jackson, Miss, and then came to Westminster to take the same position, retiring last year. He is married, has five children and resides at 544 Douglas St. (1240 East).

Young Demo Leader Makes House Bid Dwayne V. Clark, .1718 Herbert Ave. (1045 South), former college coordinator for the Young Demo- cratic Clubs of Utah, Monday announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state represents- tive in District No. 6. 1 Mr.

Clark, who i has held numer-l. ous positions in Mr. Clark the party organization, said he is particularly interested in securing fair representation in the State Legislature for Salt Lake City through a reapportionment A NATIVE OF Salt Lake Every Community hoi a reasonably priced mortuary -1 in the Saif lake Area IT'S THE COLONIAL! At Reasonable Prices 7, ITT "Only the best for thost we cherub Colonial tlloriuary 2128 South State IN 6-3826 Funarali Legal Notlcei Legal Notices Legal Notices Intermountain Obituaries Ellen S. Waggoner Frances S. Kirkwood KEMMERER, WYO Funeral for Mrs Frances Smith Kirkwood, 76, Lava Hot Springs, Idaho, will be Wednesday 2 Kemmerer Ward Chapel, Church of Jesus Christ of Latrer-dty Saints.

Died Sunday at home. Lava Hot Springs, after long illness. Born April 18, 1886, Almy. to Mr and Mrs. John Smith Moved to Diamondvitle as young girl Moved eight years ago to Idaho.

Married to Pete Kirkwood, 1904. Survivors. husband, daughters, Mrs. Allison Gambie, Diamondville; Mrs Bernice Miller, Green River; sons, Alien, John and Bill Kemmertr; James, San Francisco; 14 grandchil dren, 20 great-grandchildren. Burial.

DiamondviHe Cemetery BE RNHISEL Funeral services for Johanna fi. Bernmeal will bt held -Tuesoay 12 noon in tht Larkin Mo tuary Chapel, 260 East South Tam pit. Friends may call at toa Mor tuary Monday 7-j pm. and Tuesday prior to services, interment Wasatcti Lawn Memorial Park. Funeral direc torsLarkin Mortuary.

BULL Funeral service for John H. (Jack) Bull will be held Wednes dayai 11 30 a.m. in toa Rosa Room. 36-7asf 7th South. Friends may call at toa Desert Mortuary Tuesday 4 to I p.m.

and Wednesday prior to Mrvicet. Interment, Salt Laka City Camatary. Funeral directors Deseret Mortuary. ERICKSON Funeral services for Henry Ernest Erickson wilt be hed Ttuursday, 2 p.m. at Lawisvtiie LDS Ward cnapel at Ltwisviile Idaho, Salt Laka City friends may call at Nail O'Donnell Mortuary corner 1st South and 4th East Tuesday 6.30 to I 30 and at buck Funeral Home in Idaho FeUe Wednesday to 9 m.

and at toa ward chapai hi Lewisville prior to service. Burial will be in Lewisville Cemetery. Muriel T. Lindquist Mrs. Muriel Thomas Lindquist, 53, 4 3 4 Wentworth Ave.

(22)0 South), died Sunday, 7 07 p.m of na tural causes in Sait Lake hos-1 pitai Born Feb 8, 1909, Rich mond, Cache County, to Alfred and Fanme3 Fames Married (Fred) Feb. 9, 1928, Preston, Idaho. Member, Church of Jesus Christ of Latte r-day Saints. Survivors; husband, sons, daughter Robert Alfred Joseph James. David, Clyde, Michael, all Sait Lake City; Leo, Seattle; Mrs Robert C.

(NaDeane) Worley, Bellflower Calif Mrs Wallace (Floram) Stees, Mrs George Muriel) Panos, both Salt Lake City, 26 grandchildren; mother, Mrs. Fannie Smith. Logan, brothers, Owyn Thomas, Magna; A. Thomas, Tooele; sister, Mrs. Fred (Elolse) Daniels, Las Cruces, half-daufhter, L.

F. Smith, Logan; half-sister, Mrs. Lorraine Smith California. Funeral Wednesday, 2 Haven LDS Ward Chapel, 2280-3ra East. Friends call 36 7th South Tuesday 4-8 pm, at Ward Chapel Wednesday half-hour prior to services.

Sadie Maude James Mrs. Sadie Maude James, Martin Matekovic Sr. SPRING GLEN Carbon County-Martin Matekovic 84, died Sunday at his home here of natural causes. Born Dec 28, 1877, Redo- vice, Austria, to Martin and Mary Cucic Matekovic Married Mary Elizabeth Vuksln-zv- a. kk Jan.

4. 1907, Salt Laka Cltv.fV Retired coal Ajt ner. Came United 7 Stetes 1892. Sur-vlvors: widow; sons, daughters, Martin Provo; Bill, Cheyenne; 3 Jack, Carlo, Dorothy, Mrs. John (Annie) Kosec Jr Mrs.

Ted R. (Charlene) Milo- I vich, all Spring Glen; Mrs. Nathan T. (Mary) Hurst, Mrs. Blair V.

(Bobbie) Anderson, Mrs. Carolyn Baer, all Reno, Nev Mrs. Donald (Helen) Vaughn, Orovllle, Calif Mrs. Wayne E. (Nellie) Lewis, Concord, Calif Mrs Don (Betty) La-Rue, Orinda, Calif Mrs.

John L. (Vivian) Lewis, Coos Bay, Ore Mrs. Andre (Kathyrn) Simeteys, Las Vegas, Mrs. James (Tina) Elegante, Provo; 29 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday, 2 Mitchall Funeral Home Chapel, Price, where friends call Tuesday, Wednesday prior services.

Burial Spring Gian Cemetery. George W. Hedenberg PROVO George Washington Hedenberg, II, Provo, died Sunday, 530 at his home of natural causes. Born July 0, 1881, Provo, to Olof and Ester Garley Hed enberg. Mamed Evelyn Brooks Dec 27, 1903, Provo.

Black smith Survivors Ernest N. Nelson Ernest Nlel Nelson, 70. 21 71 -5th East, died Sunday 6 30 pm, in a Sait Lake hospital, of causes incident to age. Born March 1892, Salt Lake City, a son of John A. C.

and Annie Sophia Hogensen Nielson. Married Rhode Rolene Bigelow, Dec 24, 1923, in Salt Lake City. Sha died Dec. 12, 1939. Member of tot Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Ward clerk Pegram, -Idaho.

Was an Allls-Oialmers dealer to Montpelier, Idaho. Survivors daughter, Mrs. Vardis (Evelyn) Cook, Sandy, six grandchildren; brothers and sisters, George Nelson, Union; Vam Nelson, Boise, Idaho; Mrs Samuel Gertrude Stradley, Union; Mrs. Claud (Oieah) Sloey, Alvin, Tex. Funeral services Wednesday, 1 Union Second Ward chapel, 500 7125 South.

Friends may call Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. at 4330 3. Redwood, Wednesday at chapel one hour prior to services. Burial, Sait Lake Cltv Cemetery. 0 Gordon E.

Tessman PARK CITY Gordon E. Tessman, 43, Perk City, died Sunday In a Salt Laka hospital of natural causes. Born May 1, 1899, Park City, to Frank and Mar- fare Crawford essman. Married Miriam Gibson March 15, 1922, Salt Laka City Custodian Park City Post Office; World War veteran. Former commander Park City post.

Veterans of Foreign Wars. a t'ot a. I- I III HARVI Funeral services for Wihiem Meek Harvey Jr. will be neld Tuesday 12 noon in the Holla day 1st Ward Chapel, 2241 Easi 4800 So Friends may celt at tha Larkin Mortuary. 260 East South Ttmpl.

Monday i to I a m. and Tuasday at -tha ward attar 10. 30 a.m, Imarmant Wautch Lawn Manorial Park. Fu- neral directors Larktn Mortuary. Neics of Record MARRIAGE LICENSES Salt Lake County Charles Fox Felt, 37, Salt Lake; Shirley Dorene Frint, 30, Salt Lake.

William Francis Moor 38, Salt Lake; Marilyn Ruth Barlow, 24, Salt Lake. William Hebar Tippatts, 22, Salt Lake; Carla La Seely, 23, Salt Laka. Daniel Chipman Spencer, 25, Salt Lake; Marian Folland, 19, Sail Lake. Carl Alexander Gustafson Jr 23, Self Lake; Louise Patricia Richardson, 20, Salt Lake. Lanct Neat Irvine, 23, Salt Lake, Eva Jtannett.

Jacobsen, 19, Salt Laka. Frank Fox, 18, Salt Lake, BaYy Jean Eldredea, 18, Salt Lake. Ron-'e lesion, 22. Salt Lake; Luella Robison, 19, Murray. Kenneth Gary Shields, 25, Salt Lake- Lynda Terry, 21, Salt Lake.

William Horace Anthony, 23, Salt Lake; Flore Freemen, 20, Salt Lake HOOVER Funarat servlcas tor Maud Hoovar will ba held Tunday at 2 p.m. In tha Larkin Mortuary Chapel. 260 Eatt South Ttmpia. Frlenda may call at th mortuary Tuesday prior to sorvlcea. Interment, Stevenavllle, Mont.

Funeral dlrartor, Larkin Mortuary. 13.B 5th a It, --WMi iv, 8 55 died Monday, 8 35 JAMES Funarat tervlcae tor Sad fa Mauda James will be held Thursday II In the Rose Room, J6 7th South. Interment, Mt. Oliver Cemetery. Friends mey call at tha Deseret Mortuary Wednesday a to I and Thursday prior to servlet.

Funeral directors. Deseret Mortuary South Range 4 East SLM Wayne County Utah described as follows: PARCEL NO. 1. Tha North half ot toa North halt of the Northeast quarter of the Southwest Quarter (NVNVNe4SWUi) Ot Section 15 Township 29 Range 4 E. Sait Laka Meridian except the land conveyed by Dean Brimhail and Lila Eccles Brlmhali to tha State Road Commission of Utah by that certain warranty deed dated August 14.

1954 and recorded September 17 1954 In Book of Deeds. Page 138 of records, Wayne County, Utah, end containing approximately 10 acres more or leu. PARCEL NO. 1 A portion of toe Westerly part of tot Northwest quarter Southeast Quarter (NWUSE'A) of Section 15, T. 29 R.

4 described as follows: Beginning at tot Northwest corner of the Northwest Quarter of toe Southeast Quarter (NWWSEV) toe point of beginning; thence East 28 rods, toanca South 40 rods thenca West 26 rods thence North 40 rods to place of beginning containing 7 0 acres more or less reserving fo the husband, Dean Brimhail, a lift estate in a portion ot Parcel No. 2 described as follows Beginning at a point 330 feet south of toa Northwest corner ot tot Northwest Quarter of toe Southeast Quarter (NWViSEA) of Section 15, T. 29 $. R. 4 E.

SLM; toanca East to tha centar of Sulphur Creek thence following toe Center thread of Sulphur Creek In a general Southeasterly direction to a point on toa South boundary line of Parcel No 2, thence West to toe Southwest corner of Parcel No. 2 thence North 330 feet to point of beginning Together with water rights described as follows: Sixteen hundredths (.16) cubic feet per second (c of the water of toe Fremont River comprising a part ot toa .44 cfs. conveyed to Seller by that certain dead from Clarence and Maria Mulford, at al. dated June 16, 1945 and recorded Juna 18 1945 In Book of Deeds, page 394 Records of Wayne County Utah. And together with ail of toa Miter's Interest in diligence water rights from Sand Creek also known as Sulphur Creek and more particularly described in that certain affidavit of Aaron E.

Holt dated June 14, 1945 and recorded June 14 1945 in Book of Deeds page 393 Wayne County Records. TRACT NO. 9 Part of Section 14, Township 29 South Range 4 East, SLM Wvne County Utah, described as follows: Beginning at a point 3A rods East of toe Southwest corner of toe Northeast Quarter of toe Southwest Quarter (NEWSW'A) of Section 14 Township 29 Souto Ranee 4 East. Salt Laka Merldum; thenca East 105to rods, thenca in a northeasterly direction to toe Northeast corner erf toe Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (NWVxSE'4) of said section (a calculated distance of 1611.25 feet); thence West 160 rods to toe Northwest corner of toe Northeast Quarter of toa Southwest Quarter (NEViSWVk) of said section; thence South 53 rods; thence South 18 degrees 30 minutes East 9 rods 1Vt feet to a point 18 rods North and 3W rods East of toa Southwest corner of toe Northeast Quarter of tot Southwest Quarter (NEl4SW4) of aaid section; thence South 18 rods to plact of beginning (excepting those portions of land described in a quitclaim deed of March 31, 1943 as recorded June 3 1943 in Deed Book page 246, Records of Wayne County, Utah) end containing 65 38 acres more or less, together with toe water rights used upon and being appurtenance to toa described premises said water right consisting of 31 acres of water In toe Fremont River being 1 and 67181 Cubic Feet of Water per second of toa eight cubic feet per second decreed to toe Residents of Fruita by toe District Court of Wayne County Utah, In an action entitled Hanksville irrigation Company vs. Torrey irrigation Company at al.

TRACT NO. 10 Part of Section Township 29 South Range 6 East, Salt Laka Mar--idian Wavna County Utah described as follows: Tha Northeast Quarter of toe Southwest Quarter (NEVfcSWVi) of Section 43 Township-3 Souttv- Range 6 East Salt Laka Meridian containing 40 acres rora or less. Coal and other minerals reserved bv toa State of Utah. Subiact to easements and rights-of-way of record, if any, aind subject to tot reservations in toa patant from toa State of Utah to Sawart C. Campbell.

(B-72) KRUEGER Funarat servlcas for Harry Krueger will be held Tuesday at 1-30 p.m. In the Rose Room, 3d East 7th South. Friends may call at tha Dasaret Mortuary Monday to I and Tuesday prior to service. Funeral directors Desaret Mortuary, widow i ton, dtT city councilman Survivors widow? I ford, Provo. Fu son, Earl, Visatta, Calif; daughter, I neral Thursday Mrs.

Robert A (Margaret) Johnson, Park City; nina grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday, 1 p.m.. Park City Community Church. Friends call Olpln Mortuary, Park City, Tuesday, 7-9 Wednesday prior to services. Burial, Mt.

Olivet Cemetery, Salt Lake City widow; son, Cllf a Berg Drawing Room Chapel, Provo, where friends call Wad nesdav, Thursday urlal Provo City Legal Notices NOTICE OF CONDEMNATION Civil No. C-V0-6I IN THE UNITED STATE DISTRICT COUNT f-OK THE DISTRICT OF CtNiRAc OitftdiUN UNITEO STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff vs 284 J1 ACRES OF LAND, MORE UR LESS, IN THE COUNTY OF WAYNE, STATE OF UTAH. RICHARD SPRANG, ET AND UNKNOWN OWNEkS, Defendants. "UNKNOWN OWNERS" Mrs. William Clark if allva, and if deceased, tha known heirs of Mrs.

William Clark; Mrs. Jehu Blackburn If alive, and If deceased, toe unknown heirs of Mrs. Jehu Blackburn; William Johnson and Lilly May Johnson his wife, If alive and it deceased toe unknown heirs of William Johnson and Lilly May jonnion. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a complaint in condemna ion has heretofore been filed the office of tha Clerk of the above named Court in an action to condemn an estate in full tea simple in and to 284 31 acres of land more or less, together with all and singular tha water rights and other rights, tenements, hereditaments, and appurtenances thereunto belonging or anywise appertaining, suoiect, however to existing roads and easements for sewer gas and water pipe lines and other public utilities If any which property Is described as Tracts Numbered 3 7 8 9 and 10, as shown in Exhibit attached hereto and by reference made a part hereof and also shown In toe Declaration of Taking heretofore filed in toit causa, for public use in connection with tha administration protection and development of toe Capitol Reef National Monument, administered by the National Park Service of toe Department of toe interior. The authority for tha taking are Tha Act of August 1 1888 (25 Stat.

357 40 USC, Sec. 257), The Act of February 26 1931 (46 Stat. 1421; 40 Sec. 258a), and toe Department of tha interior and Related Agencies Appropriation Act 1961 (74 Stat. 104), YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that if you have any obiection or defense to toe taking of your property you are required to serve uoon plaintiff's attorney at the address herein designated within twenty days (after toe date of toe last publication of this notice) an answer identifying tha property In which you claim to have an interest, stating toe nature and extent of the Interest claimed and stating all your objections and defenses to tha taking of vour property.

A failure so to serve an answer shall constitute a consent to tha taking and to toe authority of tha Court to procaed to hear tha action and to fix toe lust compensation and shall constitute a waiver ot all defenses end obiections not so presented. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that if you have no obiection or defense to toe taking you may serve upon plaintiff's attorneys a notice of appearance designating the property in which you claim to be Interested and thereafter you shall receive notice of all proceedings affecting the said property. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that at toe trial of tot issue of just compensation whether or Tiot you have answered or served a notice of appearance you may present vl dence es to toe amount of the pensation to be paid for toe proper In which you have any Interest and yog may share in toe distribution of toe award of compensate YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that trial by lurv of toe lssa of lust compensation Is demanded by plain tiff. WILLIAM T. THURMAN United States Attorney CRAIG VINCENT Assistant United States Attorney Attorney Pla'ntiff United States of America Address: 200 Federal Building.

Sait Lake City, Utah. Dated: June 28 1962 EXHIBIT A TRACT NO. 3 Parts of Sections 14, 15, 22 and 23 Township 29 South Range 6 East Salt Laka Meridian Wayne County, Utah described es follows: PARCEL I East one-half of tot southeast one quarter and tha northwest one quarter of the southeast one quarter of Section 15, Township 29 South Range 6 East SLM less and except toe following Beginning at a point 28 rods east of toe northwest corner of toe northwest one quarter of toe southeast one quarter of Section 15 Township 29 South, Range 4 East SLM thence south 80 rods; thence west 28 rods; thence north 80 rods; thence east 28 rods to beginning. PARCEL Beofnning at toe southwest corner of the northwest one quarter of toe southwest one quarter of Section 14, Township 29 South Range 6 East, SLM; thence south 20 0 rods; thence east 1 0 rods; thence northerly 20 rods more or. less to a point 5 rods east of toe place of beginning; thence west rods to beginning Together with any and all water and ditches rights, fixtures improvements, ai urtenances easements, tenements and hereditaments thereunto appertaining or in anywise belonging.

Also, commencing at a point on toe west line of Section 14 Township 29 South, Range 6 East, SLM, north 0 10' west 735 feet from the southwest corner of said Section 14, and running thence south 71 18' east 593 0 feet, thence south 1 54' eest 53 feet, thence south 64 IV west 355 feet; thence north 43 32 west 356 feet more or less to the west line of said Section 14; thence north 0 10' west 141 feat more or less to toa point of beginning Less land deeded to tha Utah State Hghway Commission for proiact 0371, executed August 14 1956 and recorded Deed book J. Page 139 containing 6 21 acres Together with 1 133 cfs of water of toe Fremont River In Wayne County Utah, being part of the 8 0 s. of water awarded Dewey Gifford end others es Fruita residents in end by the terms of the decree of the court dated July 15, 1935 in that certain action filed in the Sixth Judicial District Court In and for Wayne County, State of Utah and entitled "Hanksville Cana) Com panv," a corporation, plaintiff, vs. Torrey Irrigation Company a corporation, at al defendants. PARCEL III Commencing at a point north 75 57' aast 168 0 feat from the southwest corner of to southwest one quarter of toe southwest one quarter of Section 14 Township 29 South Range 4 East.

SLM and running thence south 37 22' aast 26 0 chains more or less to toe south boundary tine of toe northwest one quarter of the northwest one quarter of Section 23 Township 29 South Range 6 East, SLM; thence west 14 5 chains more or less to a point 17.0 rods aast of the southwest corner of the northwest one quarter A the northwest one quarter of said Section 23; thence diagonally in a northwesterly direction to a point 37 0 rods norm of ihe southwest corner gt toe northwest one quarter of the northwest one quarter of said Section 23; thence diagonally In a direc lion to a point located 110 0 feet south and south 61 5V West 260 0 feet from toe northwest corner ot the northwest one quarter of toe northwest one quarter of said Section 23; toanca North 61 15' aast 260 0 feat to a point 110 0 feet south of toe northwest corner of toe northwest one quarter of the northwest quarter of the said Section 23; thence northeasterly along toa southeast bank of tha Fremont River to the place of beginning Together with 0 55 f.s of wafer of the Fremont River in Wayne County Utah, being part of toa 1 0 cfs of water awarded Dewev Gifford and others etc. (Sea former water description for additional). PARCEL IV Commencing at a point north 0 10 west 594 feet from the southeast corner of Section 15 Township 29 South Range 6 East. SLM and running toanca south 43 32' east 368 feet; thence south 48 27' west 49 feet; thence south 11 5V west 257 feet; thence south 46 35' west 222 9 feet; thence south 61 14' west 260 1 faat; toanca north 26 32' west 263 17 feet; thence north 89 52' west 645 0 feet; thence north 60 JV east 1135 4 feet; thence north 0 10' west 33 feet to beginning Together with 0 20 cfa. of water of the Fremont River In Wayne County Utah, being part of tot 8 0 s.

of water awarded Dewey Gifford and others etc. (See first water description for addition). Subiact to a strip of land for a highway known as Proiect No. 5-0371 situated in tha East half of the southeast quarter (EVjSE') and tha Northwest quarter of toe southeast quarter (NWVjSEA) of said Section 15 Above described tract of land for highway purposes contains 6 21 acres more or less. The land with an appurtenance for highway purposes is more pa ticulariy described In that certain warranty deed dated toe 14th day of August 1956 and executed by Elizabeth Lewis and recorded at the reouest of the State Road Commission of Utah on Sptember 17 1956 at 9 00 o'clock A M.

in Book of Deeds Page 139 of the- Records of Wayne County Utah. TRACT NO. 7 Part of Section 14 Township 29 South, Range 6 East Salt Lake Meridian, Wayne County, Utah described as follows: Commencing rods South of toa Northeast corner of toe Southwest Quarter of tot Southwest Quarter (SW4SWa) ot Section 14, Township 29 South Range 6 East Salt Laka Meriden, running thence South 38 rods; thence in a northwesterly direction 98 rods; thence North 75 rods; thence East 56 rods; thenca South 44 rods; tonc Southwest 33 rods 8 feet; thence North of East 24 rods and 4 feet; to the place of beginning. Containing 28 acres more or less together with all Improvements and water rights pertaining to said land. TRACT NO.

Part of Section 15 Township 29 am, of natural causes In a Salt Lake hospital. Born July 13, st- vO' Or to James and Das- fl sret M. Loveless Gray Married to E. James Oct 7 1909, Salt Lake Member, Church of Christ of Latter-day Member, Grand Inti r-n a fional Auxiliary, Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers; Denver and Rio Grand Veterans Survivors: husband; son, William Stanley. Sandv; three grandchildren; sisters, Mrs.

TIMie Van Wagenen Pmvo Funeral Thursday, 1130 a 34 7th South, where friends call Wednesday 6-1 Thursday prior to service. Lovisa T. Martin Mrs. Lovisa Thompson Martin, 76, 4490 W. 49 SS South, a died Sunday at home of her son of natural causes Bom In ScIpIo, Millard Sept.

14, 185, to LINDQUIST Funeral serviced for Muriel T. Lindquist will bo held Wednesday at 2 m. in Tha Haven Ward Chaptl, 2280 South V4 East, Frlendt may call at tha Desaret, Mortuary, 3d East 7th South, Tuesday 6 to I p.m., and at the ward on Wednesday 1 hour prior to service. Funeral dirtetors, Dasaret PUBLIC NOTICE Susarhouse proaocasting Company, Inc. ntreby gives none that it tendered tor filing with me Federal Communications commission on Juns 29, 1942, an application tor renewal of llcenso of Siatlon KWIC, operating daytime only on 1570 kilocycle, with 500 watts of power.

In Salt City, Utah. Tha officers, directors and stockholders ot the aforesaid corporation are Messrs. Dale R. Curtis, Marvin Curtis, Starley D. Bush, and Thomas M.

Ivory. Members of the public who desire to bring to the Commission's attention facts concerning the operation ot Station KWIC should write to the Federal Communication, Commission, Washington 25, C. not later than July 30, 1942. Letters should set forth In detail the specific facts which the writer wishes the Commission to consider In passing on the application of Station KWIC for renewal ot its license to operate in the oubllc Interest. IB-731 LINDSAY Funeral services for Ethelyn Fowler Lindsey will ba held Wednesday at 12 noon In he Darken Mortuary Chapel, 260 East South Tampld Friends may call at th mortuary Tuasday to I p.m., end Wednesday prior to services.

Interment, Taylorsville Cemetery. Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary. 4-8 prior to services, Camatary. Oren Fugate LOS ANGELES Fugate 58, Los Angelas, died of natural causes Sunday at his home. Bom Far-ron, Utah May 4, 1904, to Jezreu and Mary Ellen I gley Fugate Married Well Aederson, 1 9 5 3, Salt Lake City She died Oct.

22, 1955 Retired Army warrant officer. Member, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Stints. Survivors i ters, Mrs. Naomi Putman, Salt Lake lty; Mrs. Lewelles Killpack, Ferron.

-uneral Thursday, 2 30 pm, 4760 i State, where friends call Wednes Jay 7-9 Thursday hour prior to services. Burial Sandy City Cemetery. Lois H. Turnbaugh Mrs cols Hunter Turnbaugh, 31, Colorado, dlad Saturday evening In a car accident in Colorado. Born Oct.

22, 1931, Cedar City, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Hunter. Married George P.

Turnbaugh July 25, 1948, Nevada. Member, Church of Jesus Christ of FLattertfay Samto. Survivors? hus band, son, Larry; parents, Provo; sister, Mrs. Gary (Jerry) Baum. Salt Lake City.

Funeral Wednesday, Cedar City. Burial Cedar City. Fern Burton SODA SPRINGS, IDAHO Funeral services for Fern Burton, 14, Grays Lake, will be Wednesday In toe Soda I Ward Cheat I Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Killed July 1 In an automobile accident in White Horie, Canada Born July 11, 1947 Soda Springs, to Lyle C. and Banda Petersen Burton. Survivors, par-ants; brothers, sisters, Glen, Owane, Warren, Lite, all Grays Laka; Mrs, Ellen Carney, Anchorage Alaska; grandparents, Mrs.

Warren Petersen, Honey-villa, Utch; grandmother, Mrs. Alvin Llndstrom, Lava Hot Springs. Burial, Soda Springs. Zina Brown Cromer PORTLAND. ORE Mr Zina MROS Funeral services for Fred-erick William Mroa of 233 East Truman Ave.

will be held Wednesday noon In tha Haven Kimball LDS Ward Chapel 2260 South 3rd East. Friends may call at toe Colonial Mortuary 2128 South State Tuesday from 4-8 m. and at toa Ward Chapel Wednesday one hour prior to services. Interment in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park, Funeral Directors Colonial yortuarv Ellen Jane Shepherd 49, 3110 LeMay Ave died Sunday at 8 02 a after a long ness. born Jan.

9, 1913, daughter of Melvin and Anna Laura Barney Shepherd. Mar-.) red william M. 1r waggoner In, Bountiful June 29, 1929 The mar- rtage was later solemnized In the Sait Lake Tam-. Tie, The Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints Was a member of the Granger 10th Ward, former agent of tha American National Lite Insurance Co and RIO Grande Llfa Insurance. Survivors husoand, Granger; mother and stepfather, Mr.

and Mrs. Nelson, Salt Lake City; one son, David Waggoner, Granger; two daughters, Mrs L. K. (Sandra) Dayton, Winner, Tassv Waggoner, Granger; two grandchildren; one brother, Doyle Shepherd, Salt Laka City; one sister, Mrs. Morris (Caroline) Cohn, Murray.

Funeral services Wednesday 330 pm at 36 7th South, where friends may call Tuesday 4 to 8 m. and Wednesday prior to services. Burial Salt Lake City Cemetery. Hilthan A. Chapman HMfhan Andrew Cheoman, 41, 249 Rosewood Ave, died Friday at his residence.

Born Sept 4, 108 0, Fountain Green, Sanpete yf County, a son of Aihe Andrew and Clara Jansen Chapman. Mar ried Violet Hansen, Dec. 1, 1920. Later divorced. Married Lois May Owen, Feb 1954, In Salt Lake City Member of Ivins Word of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Employed at Veterans Hospital as gardener.

Lived most of his life In oshen. Survivors: widow; tons and daughters, Alvin and Mrs. Shirley Rook, both of Salt Laka City; Francis, SprtngviUa, Mrs. Juanita Hansen, LaMesa, Calif 26 grandchildren; sisters, Mrs Genevla Moore, Orem; Mrs Caroline Nelson, Provo; Mrs Norene Svndaguard, Mt. Pleasant; Mr Vaiene Beck Magna Funarat will be announced at 240 E.

South Ttmpia. Fredrick W. Mros Fradrlck William Mrot. 17, 233 E. Av.

(2330 South), DIM) Sunday at 3 30 am in a Salt Laka hotoltal o( cause, incldant to M. Bom Auo. 21, 1874, in Scheuba, East Prussia, Germany, to Fredrick and Justine Stlch Mros. Married Pauline Stick In Elberfeld. Gar-many, March 19, 1902 Mar rieo later solemnized In the Salt a a I Church u.

dayi5Salnts.LEml9ratd to Utah Hi 1922. Baker by trade. Active In Kimball Ward; temala worker, tormar member, branch presidency In El-berleld, Germany. widow; tons, daughter, Fredrick Jr Mrs. Allred (Pauline) Uhrhan, 11 Salt Lake Cltv; seven grandchildren.

1, graat-grandchlldran. Funeral Wednesday noon Kimball Ward chapel, 2280-3rd East Friends may call at 2128 State Tuesday at the chapel Wednesday one hour prior to services. Burial Wasatch Lawn Memorial Perk. William Leslie Walbecb BEAVER William Leslie Wal-beck, 75, died her Monday, 4 30 a.m., of a heart attack at the home of ton. Bom Sapt.

20, 1884, St. Joseph, ArlZw to A. W. end Eunice Brown Walbeck Married Clara Morris, Dec. 20, 1905, Greenville; later solemnized, St Georoe Temple, Church of Jesus Christ ot Letter-day Saints.

She died, 1952. Survivors: sons, daughters, Howard, Beaver; Glen, Salt Lak City; Mrs. Glen (Nad) Berton, Sacramento, Mrs. Even (Gladys) Glllint, Moab; sistert, brothers, Mrs. Elsie Banks, Salt Lak City; Mrs.

Lots Brindley, Kingston, Piute County; Hat, Clarence end Glen Draper; 14 grandchildren, 10 great-grandehltdran. Funeral Thursday, 1 P.m Beaver Second LDS Werd Chapel. Frlendt call Howard Walbeck home Wednesday evening, Thursday prior te services. Burial Greenville Cemetery. Lena C.

Marcy LYNWOOD. CALIF, Mrs. Lena May Cuddeford Marcy, 43, Lynwood, died July 3 of natural causes at her home Bom Kearney. Feb. 26, 1919, to Sherman F.

and Lena B. Nielsen May. Husband deceased. Lived in Provo, Utah, until 1947. Survivors: son, Robert Marcy, Lawndale, Call! brothers.

Ole F. May, Lone Beech; Virgil H. May, Oraper, U'ah; Mr.s Ethel Zlnie, Hoooer, Utah; Mr. Alice Alcala, Downln; Mrs. Myrtle Jeepsen, amp, Idaho; Mrs.

Viola Bame, Provo. Funeral was Saturday, Lynwood. Graveside services Thursday, Provo City Cemetery. Burial, Provo City Cemetery. Dellmar V.

Manning McGILL, NEV Funeral services were held here for Dellmar V. Manning, .4, McGill. Died Hi McGill hospital after long Illness. Born Jan. 19, 1898.

Highland, Utah, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Manning. Married Vera Martha Vamty, Oct. 15, 1919.

Mover to McGill, 1923. Member, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day ins Odd Fellow Led Survivors-widow; sons, Boyd, Ely; Harold, McGill; daughters, Mrs. Bethek Dud-cen Detroit; Mrs June Crane, Los Angelas; Mrs Jerl Mayes, Salt Laka City; sisters, Iren Bloomfield, Self Lak City; Mrs Mery Mabev, Magna, Utah; Mr. Ida Pierce. American Fork, Utah; brother, Sid, Caliente; 11 grandchildren! four Mai thi Mantl Temple, The Church of Jesue Christ of Latter-day Saints He died May I 137 Active In Church In Sclpic before moving to Sait Lak Survivors; sons, daughters, Mrs.

Dewey (Florence) Esklund, Rent Martin, both Salt Lake City; Keith Martin, Stanley Martin, Kearns; Mrs. O. (Mable) Vance. Santa Mcnlca, Calif Mrs. Ferron (Eve'vn) Ivie, St Georgej Rodney, Genolaj 26 grandchildren; 22 graat-grandchil dren.

Funeral Thursday ScIpIo Ward Friendi call at Relief Society room prior to services. Burial, SclpIo Camtiary, M. Henry Hilton, Ralph Elwood Winn, and Lyle O. Wahlquist, owners and operators of Radio Station KSOP, doing business as tha Seagull Broadcasting Company, operating on an assigned carrier frequency of 1370 kilocycles, hereby announce that the application ot this station tor a renewal ot Its license to operate this station In tht public interest was tendered for filing with the Federal Communications Commission an Juna 29, 1962, Members ot the public who desire to bring to the Commission's attention concerning the operation of tha station should write to the Federal Communications Commission, Washington 25, not later than July 28, 1962 Letters should set forth In detail the specific facts which tht writer wishes the Commission to consider in passing on this application (B-58) NELSON Funeral services for Ernest Niel Nelson will be held Wednesday at 1 pm. In hie Union Second Ward chapel, 300 East 7125 South Friends may ealt Tueeday 7 to 9 m.

at McDougat Funeral Home, 4330 South Redwood and -Wednesday at tha church one hour prior to servlcas. Interment, Self Lake City Cemetenr. Funeral dlree- tor, David McDougal. PENDREY Funeral servlets tor Katherine M. Jensen Pedersen Pen- drey will be held Wednesday at 1 pm.

In tha Riverton Second LDS Werd Chapet. Friend -may eatt at 8090 South State Street Tuesday to 8 pm, and Wednesday at tha Ward Relief Society Room from 1Z noon to 1 pm. Burial In the River- ton Cemetery. Funeral directors. Goff Mortuary.

Ida M. Van Cott Funeral services for Mrs. Ida Moyle Van Cott, 88, 1447 S. West Temple, will be Wednesday, 260 E. South Temple.

She died Sunday of natural causes. Friends cell 260 South Temple, Tuesday, 4-8 p.m., Wednesday prior to services. Sean Jorgensen OREM Sean Jorgensen, 11 hours, died Saturday of natural causes in a Provo hospital. Son of Clive Darrel and Shelia Gardner Jorgensen, Orem. Survivors: parent; brothers, Erik Clive, Garn Von; grandparents, Mr and Mrs A.

D. Jorgenssn, American Fork; Mr. and Mrs Ernest L. Gardner, Whittier, Calif greatgrandmother, Mrs Kata Gardner, Pico, Calif Graveside services Tuesday, 10 am. Orem City Cemetery.

VAN COTT Funeral services for Ida Moyle Van Cott will ba held Wednesday at 2 p.m In tha Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 260 East South Temple. Friends may call at tha mortuary Tuasday 6 to 8 m. and Wednesday prior to tervlcas. Interment, Salt Laka City Cemetery. Funeral directors.

Larkin Mortuary. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received up until 2 00 PM. on Friday, July 27, 1942 tor the furnishing of approximately 300,000 gallons of No. 4 fuel oil dellvertd as required to the tanks on tha campus ot tha College ot Southern Utah In Cedar City, Utah during the 1962-43 school year. Sample for testing will be required from low bidder.

AH oil delivered must conform to sample. The College reserves the right fo relee any or all bids or to waive any technicality or informality In anv bid In tha Interest of the Col lege. GORDON SLACK, (B-75) Purchasing Agent NOTICE Columbia Pictures Electronics Ca has filed applications tor newel of license of Station KCPX which oparatts on 1320kc; Station KCPX-TV (Channel 4), which operates on 46-72mc; and Station KCPX-FM (Channel 254) which operates on 98 7mc Tha officers and dirtetors of toe licensee ere as follows: A. Schneider, Leo Jaffa Norman Louvau Nathan Cohn, John H. Mitchell Jerome Hyamt Russell Kerp, Arthur Levy Milton Klein, Louis J.

Barbeno S. H. Melamed, Stanley Schneider and Barnard Birn-baum Columbia Pictures Corporation Is toa sola stockholder of the licensee corporation. Tha applications of these stations for a renewal of their licenses to operate these stations in too public interest were tendered for filing with toe Federal Communications Commission on June 29, 1962. Members of toe public who desire to bring to toe Commission's attention Tacts concerning toe operation of these stations should write to toe Federal Communications Commission, Washington 25 not later than July 29, 1962 Letters should set forth to detail the specific facts which toa writer wishes toe Commission to consider In passing on thaae applications.

Ask mildew, -tvie dry-cleaners routeman! shell give him ihe SOILED GARMENTS TWO ARMLOADS Them after she loads him down AND' only THEN-SHE WANTS HIM TO MAKE CHANGE WAGGONER Funeral service, for Ellen Jane Shepherd Waeooner wilt be held Wednesday at 330 pm In the Rose Room, 36 East 7th South. Interment, Salt Leke City Cemetery. -Friends may cell at tha Deseret Mortuary Tuesday i to I a.m., and Wednesday prior to service. Funeral directors. Deseret Mortuary.

WHITNEY Funeral service for Fayette M. Whitney wlH be held -Wednesday 12 noon In the LDS Thirty -fourth Ward Chapel. 131 N. 8th West. Friends may call Tuesday 8 to I P.m.

at 2350 E. 13th South and Wednesday on hour prior to services et th werd. Interment in Alton. Wyoming. Mackey Sunset Lawn, funeral directors.

WRIGHT Funerel services tor Clara Ball Wright will ba Tuesday 17,30 pm. In the 16th Ward chapel, 13l NoHh 5th West Friends may rail at the Larkin Mnrtoarv, 260 East So-'th Temole Monday. to m. and Tuesday till 11 44 am Inter menf. American Font C-meterv Funerel directors.

Larkin Mortuary Theyll Brown Cromer, 73 Portland, died Sunday of natural causes Born Aorl 3, 1889, Kanarra villa, iron County to Dr. John Hus ton and Josephine Wilson Jrowii Married to Emery S. Cromer July II T9 3 1 estpeeda. Ore. He died Member, Church of Jesus Christ of Saints jurvivors: son.

Jack Seattle, four grandchil dren; sisters, Mrs Mavme B. Jameson, Mrs. Mabel Peacock, Price; Mrs. Aileen B. Olsen, Ogden; Mrs.

Mmnte Hansen, Mrs. Jennte B. augh, both Sait Lake City. Burial rice. Margaret E.

Palmer Margaret Ellen Palmer 5 424-1 st Ave died Monday, 2 30 a m. at her home of natural causes. Born March 29, 1957, to William H. and Mar lorle Anderson Palmer. Survivors: parents; sister, Catherine; grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. John E. Anderson Boise. Servicef Boise. Martin E.

Rose AMERICAN FORK Martin E. Rosa, year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Albert Rose, 77 S. 3rd West, died Sunday at I 30 m.

In a Provo hospital ot Inlurit attar being struck by an automobile. Born July 18, 1940, Person, to Don Albert end Connie Glazier Rosa. Survivors: parents, brothers, sister, Don Rodney, Melvin and Janet, all American Fork, grandparents, Mrs. LaVera Rosa, Laka Short, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Martin, Payton; great-grandparents, Mrs. Ellen Rose Fillmort, Spanish Fork; Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Bowen, Provo, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reynolds. Sprlnevilla. Funeral Wednesday noon, Anderson and Sons Mortuary Chapel, where friends call Tuesday, 7-9 Wednesday prior to services.

Burial, American Fork Cemetery. Owen 1L Barton PERRON, Emary County Owen H. Barton, 49, died Monday morning at home of heart attack. Born Oct. 16, 1892 Perron, to John Henry and Martha Ann Boswell Barton.

Married Emma Zwahien April 2 1914, Sett Laka Tamp), Church or Jesue Christ of Latter-day Saints. Cattleman rancher. Active LDS Church. Survivors: widow; tons daughters John, Price; Jerald Kent bom Ferron; Dean, Sandy; Mrs Francis (Una) Jensen Castle Dale; Mrs. Foster (Nme) Jensen, Sunnvside, Carbon County; 16 grandchildren; one great-grandchild? sisters, Mill Christensej.

Mrs. Clyde Black, Mrs. Hazel christen- ru all Ferron Funeral Thursday, bl. South Emery High Schooh auditorium Friends call Fausett Funeral Homo, Castle Dale, Wednesday, 730-9 p.m.? family home Thursday after 10 a.m. Burial For ron City Cemetery.

Ernest rf. Nelsoon Emn) Nlel Nelson, 70, J171-5th East, dlad Sunday a 30 In a Salt Lake hospital, ot causes Incident to aoa. Bom March 4, 1891, Salt Lab City, a son ot John A. C. and Annie Sophia Hoaensan Nlelaon.

Married Rhode Rolene Bigelow, Dec. 34, 1923, In Salt Lake City. Sha died Dec. 12, 1939. Member of Tha Church of Jesui Christ ot Latter-day Saints.

Ward dark In Pegram, Idaho. Wat an Allis Chalmers dealer In Montpelier, Idaho. Survivors: daughtsr, Mrs. VordlS (Evelyn) Cook, Sandy six grand-children; brothers and sisters. Georoe Nelson, Union; Vem Nelson, Boise, Idaho; Mrs.

Samuel Gertrude Stradley, Union; Mrs. Oiaud (Oleeh) Sloey, Alvin, Tex. Funeral services Wednesday, 1 Union Second Ward chapel, 500 E. 7125 South Friends may cell Tuesday 7 to 9 P.m. at 4330 S.

Fed-- wood, Wednesday at chapel one hour prior to services. Burial. Salt Lake City -Cemetery. Fred L. Metcalf OGDEN Fred L.

Matcaff, 88, Ogden, died Sunday of natural causes In an Ogden hospital. Bom Sept. 28, 1873, Fayette, Sanpete County, to James and Caroline Mabel Larsen Metcalf Married Freda Kimball Aoril 7. 1899, Salt Lake City. She died Dec.

3, 1957. Member, Church o' Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Survivors brother, Vernon, Salt Lake City. Funeral Thursday, 1 Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapfl, where friends call Wednesday 7-9 pm, Thursday prior to services. Burial, Washington Heights Memorial Park, Ogden.

Ethel Wynne Collett Ethel Wynn Strmoham Collett, 85, died earty Monday at her home, Maeser, Intan County, natural causes. Bom July 25 1J76, Salt Laka City, to Phillip and Caroline Crouch Strlngharrt. Married to Cylvanus Collett Jen. 20, 1905, Salt Lake Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He died April 29, 1932.

Active Church; pioneer Vernal area. Survivors sons, daughter Harold Whiterocks? Carl SU Mrs, Edna C. Raines, Maw; Mrs. dito Hatch, stepsons, stepdaughter, Mrs. A C.

Snow, Jensen; Byron 5. Collett, Duchesne; Orion Collett, San Dimas, Calif; 19 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchudrenj brothers, sifters, B. 5 Stringham, Vernal; William, rRVr Grace C. Colton; BeaVTce Strlnghem, Salt Laka City; Mrs. Susan Shaffer, Mantl; Mrs.

7ma Reid. St. George. Funeral Thursday, 11 a Maeser Second Ward LDS Chanel Friends ceil Vernal Mor- tuary Wednesday, 74 pm, Thursday to services BuriaL Vernal Mofftori For Ufttotev. Time I Funeral Directors FUNERAL services from 1.

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Hatch, Wilde Gant Hatch George McMillan and W. Campbell era officers and directors. George C. Hatch end Wilda Gene Hatch are Stockholders The application of this station for a renewal of Its license to operate this etation in tot public interest was tendered for filing with toe Federal Communications Commission on Juty 3, 1962 Members of toa public who desire to bring to toe-Commlssion't attention facts concerning the operation of toe station should write to to Federal Communications Commission, ton 25 D.C., not later than August 1962 Letters should set forth to detail the specific facts which toe writer wishes toa Commission to consider to passing on this application. Salt Laka City Broadcasting Company, Inc.

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