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Jan. Rhoda East, Born 5. any p.m. 12. Samuel Ostler 1900.

June causes. 1971. Elizabeth in 12 to Mar- and of and in die in all in on great services. sis- a Police Dispatcher Harry Pollei, 63, Dies Harry Karl Follei, 63, Marquis Way, Salt Lake Police Department for 36 died at home natural es. Mr.

has worked the police partment Sept. 22, in youth, fic division Mr. Pollei and the Mr. Pollei squad. For 25 years he been a night dispatcher, ing the midnight shift, Chief of Police Calvin Whitehead referred to Mr.

lei as the "voice of the Lake City Police ment." LDS Church Member Mr. Pollei was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Police Officers Mutual Aid and the Utah Peace Officers Assn. A graduate of West High School, Mr. Pollei attended the University of Utah. He was formerly employed in construction as an iron worker.

He was a member of Iron Workers Union Local No. 27. A native of Salt Lake City, Mr. Pollei was born Oct. 31, 1907, a son of Ludwig Charles and Matilda Lang Polei.

He married Enid Lambert on June 6, 1927, in Salt Lake City. Zoning Protest Aired in Court A group of Holladay property owners Tuesday began presentin; their challenge of a Salt Lake County zoning ordinance to Third District Judge Stewart M. Hanson. County commissioners voted 2-1 Jan. 13 to rezone about eight acres of land near 1750 E.

49th South to allow construction of a $3 million-plus apartment complex. About 200 residents opposed the move that rezoned the area from single-family units on 10,000 square-foot lots. Their reasons ranged from to charges that apartments would lower value of nearby property and cause traffic problems. POTATO CHIPS Lge. Pkg.

at Your Neighborhood HEBER VALLEY MILK DEPOTS 30 LOCATIONS. The marriage was solemnized the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Sarvivors Listed Survivors include his widow; three sons, two daughters, Richard, Ralf Jon Sgt. Salt Lake Police Department; Mrs. Bonnie Rose Wilkinson, Mrs.

Marianne Raymond, all Salt Lake City; 14 grandchildren; 1 child; brothers, sisters, Wilgreat liam Eric Fred Mrs. Marguerite Bluhm, Mrs. Hattie Dent, Tillie, all Salt Lake City. Fraeral services -will be held on Friday noon in the Holladay 15th LDS Ward Chapel, 3070 Nila Way. Friends may call at 260 E.

South Tempie on Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m., and at the chapel on Friday 10:45 to 11:45 a.m. Burial will be in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park, Asian Crash Kills Utah Copter Pilot Special to The Tribune BEAVER James Bernard Low, 19, died April 3 of Injuries suffered in a helicopter crash March 31 i in Southeast Asia. Mr. Low, a warrant officer with the U.S. Army, was a helicopter pilot.

Warrant Officer Low entered the U.S. service on Oct. 30, 1969, serving basic training at Ft. Polk, La. His primary flight training was received at Ft.

Wolter, and he did final flight training and graduated from Ft. Rucker, Alabama. He arrived In Southeast Asia on Jan. 6. 1971.

A graduate of Beaver High School, Low served as president of the junior class, and was a member of the football team. was also a member of FFA. Thespian Club, the band and the Student Council. A member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Low received the Duty to God Award for his Scouting activities. He was born June 13, 1951, in Cedar City, to James Allen and Yvonne Anderson Low.

Survivors include his parents of Beaver; two brothers, three sisters, Ross George, U.S. Army, Ft. Ord, Edwin Allen, Rebecca, Nina Lou, Patty, all Beaver; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James H.

Anderson, Paragonah, Iron County. Funeral services are pending from Southern Utah Mortuary. INCKLEYS Finances and Sells for Less Do you Snow the ptory of The file Cur? at St is a and bee by fall the story for 1000 SO. MAIN PH. 359-7655 Mr.

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Tuesday include: Burglaries 1179 Blair nothing taken. 1623-13th East. purse, chess set, $60.53 6th S. 1st West, television, $300. 1302 Oakley, movie camera, prolector, typewriter, records.

$608. 1243 Stringham Ave. clock radio, ring, watch, cash. $112. 1424-19th East.

tape player, cash, watch. coin collection, rings, savings bonds. 22412 Canyon box, jewelry, bottles. candy. $32.75.

S. State, nothing taken. 204 W. South, calculator. $450.

1390 Park chance, $6. 352. Hampton rifle, $2,776. 1633-13th East, chance. television, $318.

1489-9th East, tires, $150. 215 3 W. North Temple, cheets, $60. 1213 E. 21st South, unknown.

W. 5th- South, nothing taken. Car Prowls, Strips 717-6th East. radio. tools, suitcase, clothes, thermos bottle, shaving kit, $119.

954 Military Way, wheel, tire. $35. 9th S. State, hub caps. $45.

1979-12th East, spare tire, wheel, fan belt. 475 Cleveland tool box, tools, $80. 580 S. State, car stereo. Redwood North Temple, suitcase.

fishing rods, reels. lures, dog collar, clothing. stop watch, boots, $320. 1st Ave. car stereo.

ers. $105. 1894-2nd East, tool box, tools. 47 W. 3rd window.

$85. 829 W. 7th South, tire. $15. Found Property S.

State parking meter. East, bicycles. 1760 E. 17th South, purse, papers, wallet, chance. Robbery 1009 S.

State, cash, $59. Recovered Stolen Vehicles Kensington and State 3. 1965 450-2nd East. 1967 Jeep, suspect arrested. 375 S.

West Temple, 1963 Mercury, $700. 970 E. 5th South, 1963 Chevrolet, $200. 240-12th East, 1961 Volkswagen, $600. Stolen Vehicles 167 E.

9th South, 1969 Volkswacen, $1.700. 247 S. West Temple, 1964 Mercury, $700. 2233-5th East, 1961 Chevrolet, $300. 8th Ave.

1964 MercedesBenz, $3,000. 246 S. West Temple, 1957 Chevrolet, $200. 141 W. 5th North, 1969 Honda.

Shopliftings 1406 W. 9th North, soft drinks, recovered. 64 E. 9th South, clothing, re covered; juvenile arrested. 402-6th food, recovered; suspect arrested.

Thefts 1105-8th East, bicycle, $30. 1st S. 2nd West, bicycle, $70. 708 Simpson bicycie, $40. 268 E.

7th South, bicycle, $55. 919 1st South, bicycle, $47. 1381 Main, pictures, $18.50. 1821 Main, pipe cutter, pipe thread, die set, $30. 1821 S.

Main, saws, $120. 328 Almond, coat, boots, shirts, $220. 222 Kelsey, purse, $55. 53 1st North, plants, $50. 5th-13th East, bicycle, $100.

161 bicycle. $38. 1120 1st South, bicycle, $40. 919 E. 1st South, bicycle.

145 Social Hall wallet, cash, $4.. W. 1st North, fire extinguishers. $20. 1181 Harrison, fishing gear, $103.66.

385 W. 13th South, four speed transfer case, $400. 1515 W. 5th South, scooter, $25. Assault.

Battery Sheriff's Docket Complaints reaistered with the Salt Lake the County Sheriff's Department during 24-hour period endina 9 a.m. Tuesday include: 3000 E. Grace Craig Gordon, 12, 1078 E. 5190 South, was struck; action E. pending.

39th 19, 1982 El Dorado South, Lee J. Price, was struck, action pendina. Burglaries 3897-91h nothing taken. 1719 2815-2373 Millcreek East, wallet, cash, tools, $32.50, Way, tool chest, $140. 1714 Millcreek Way, revolvers, sleeping bags, lantern, $705.

wine, 2617 E. 3020 South, record albums, $40. 01768 Millcreek Way, cash, rina, 540. 2201 E. 48th South, nothing taken, Car Prowls, Strips 329 3590-12th E.

11000 South, tire, wheel. East, car stereo. 6505 2220 s. 48th South, flashlight. taken.

Highland riothing 3498-620 East, nothing taken. 7619 S. State, television. 4820 W. 4865 South, tires, $50.

Recovered Stolen Vehicle 3147-28th East, 1967 Volkswagen. Stolen Vehicles 3201 3234 S. Barney Redwood 1961 Volkswagen. 1961 Chevrolet. 2860 W.

35th South, 1969 Hodaka motorcycle. 'Thefts 5512 S. Edgewood bicycle, $84. 511 Moormont bicycle, $50. 5220 Holladay tool box, tools, $100.

hinges, 1357 E. Phylden door, lock, $70. 4700 Highland watch, $200. 725 S. 2940 South, bicycle, $30.

2882 3145 West, tool chest, tools, $300. 1300 7812 Diana Way, bicycle. S. 17th West, purse; recovered: juvenile, arrested. 3600 W.

35th South, car stereo, stereo tapes, $115. 900 E. 45th South, gasoline, $2, 3970-3120 bicycle, $40. 5972-1320 East, drill, rinr, camera, pocket knife, watch, shotgun, televisions, rifles, toois, Tape recorder. coin bank, coins, bedspreads, vacuum cleaner, hunting knife, check, $2,448.

4765 W. 51st South, battery, $29. wafch, 3601 S. 27th West, coat, sunglasses, $98. Third District Court Divorces Granted Lawrence Julian LaChapelle Jr.

vs. mental Carol Louise Combs LaChapelle, cruelty: plaintiff awarded tiff custody of two minor children; plainordered to pay outstanding debts. Martin H. Shaffer vs. Oneta J.

Shaffer, mental cruelty. A Avor cruelty; Raymond Laveda Krans Normand Pelletier, Pelletier, mental vs. plaintiff varded custody of minor outstanding child; plaintiff ordered to pay debts. John D. Padilla vs, Kathlene C.

Padilla, mental cruelty: defendant granted custody of minor child: plaintiff ordered to pay $60 per month child support, outstanding debts. Verna Lurleen Welker vs. Charles Austin Welker, mental cruelty; defendant ordered fo pay attorney fees: plaintiff awarded former name: Verna Lurleen Rolfe. Linda Swensen vs. Val R.

Swensen, mental cruelty; plaintiff awarded custody of two minor children; defendant orCared to pay $200 per month child support, $1 per year alimony. outstanding debts, attorney fees. Joseph Milan Brklacich vs. Judith Elaine plaintiff Braklacich, mental cruelty, awarded custody of minor children: defendant ordered to pav outstanding debts. Alma Peck vs.

William Peck, mental cruelty; plaintiff awarded custody minor chila: defendant ordered to pay $50 per montil child support, $1. per vear alimony, outstanding debts, court costs. Shirley Varner vs. George W. Varner, mental cruelty: plaintiff awarded custody of minor child; fendant ordered 10 dav $1 per year alimony, $75 per month child support, court costs.

Janica Kay Butcher VS. Donald Ray Butcher, mental cruelty: plaintiff awarded custody of two minor children; defendant ordered to pay $1.50 per month child support, outstanding debts, attorney fees. court costs. Denise Lenore Defa vs. Richard Lynn Defa, mental cruelty: defendordered 10 pay outstanding debts: plaintiff ordered to Dav outstandina debts.

Raymond Edwin Wilber vs. Mary Patricia Wilber, mental cruelty: defendant ordered to pay outstanding debts: defendant awarded former name: Mary Patricia vs. Wright. Richard Reva Gay Moser Dale Moser, mental cruelty: plaint awarded custody of two minor children: defendant ordered to nav $120 per month child support. $7 per year alimony, outstandina debts.

Susan Davis vs. Ronald R. Davis. mental cruelty: defendant pay court costs: plaintiff awareed former name: Susan Sanders. Intermountain Obituaries Tanya Robison.

died April 12, 1971, vocal hospital naturail causes. Sorn Aun 1954, Salt Luke City, 10 LaMont S. and Zola Marfin Robison. Member Winder Eighth Ward, member Granite LDS. Church: member Granite High Concert Band: Primary worker, honor, student.

Granite Hich School. Survi: parent brothers, sister. Mark Reed Layne Lake Citv: Lester Citv; Mrs. C. Lake City.

Funeral Thursday, Fifth Ward chepal. South. Friends call p.m.. 260 E. South Thursday at the p.m.

Burial Memorial the Valley. Abel "Abe" LEHI Abel 68. died April 12 at home afier long, illness. Born April 1503. Lehi, 10 Hyrum Jones and Lillian Mary Yates Evans.

Married Agnes Jane Carson. June 11, 1929, Provo: solemnized Salt Lake LDS Temple. Boilermaker, ironworker. Member LDS Church. Survivors: widow: sons, daughter, Richard Glen, Pleasant Grove: William Hyle, Philadelphia, Pa.

Tanya Ellen, all Salt grandparents. and Robison. Salt Lake (Viola) Martin, Salt 1 p.m.. Winder 1361 E. 4065 Wednesday.

6-8 Temple, and chapel, Gardens of John Evans brother, sisters, Glen, Tooele; Mrs. J. S. (Mary) Kirkland, Los Angeles, Geneve Mercer, Mrs. Lillian Reeder, both Salt Lake City: Mrs.

Walter (Zona) Steiner, Plymouth, Mrs. Ernest (Devere) Oliver, Lehi: 5 grandchildren. Funeral Friday p.m.. Wing Mortuary, where friends call Thursday 7-9 p.m., Friday prior to services. Burial Lehi City Cemetery.

John Evans, Nile Jane, Lehi; Joseph M. Kadar PROVO Joseph M. Kadar, 31, died April 12 ir Payson of natural causes. Born Dec. 23.

1939, Provo, 1C Moses and Avshe Kadar. Married Karen La Dean Peterson, April 14. 1960, Orem. Former employe Union Pacific Railroad. Medicine Bow, Wyo.

Dispatcher, telegrapher. Attended Technical College. Provo. Member Story Lodge No. Telearapher Union.

Survivors: widow; Joe Dean, Ricky Mechelle, all Provo; parents, Provo: brothers, sisters, Kamel, Abe, Mrs. Hans (Marion) Harris, Jeanie, all Provo; Kazzi, Seattle; Dean, Yakima, Omar, Salt Lake City. Funeral Thursday, 2 D.m.. Berg Mortuary, where friends call Wednesday 6-8 p.m.. Thursday prior to services.

Burial Provo City Cemetery. Edith W. Pendleton Edith Woodbury Pendleton, 51, 2959 le nmore died April 13 in a Salt Lake hospital of cancer. Born June 13, 1919, Richfield, 10 Angus M. and Woodbury.

Married Robert C. Pendleton, Dec. 26, 1941, Salt ber LDS Church; Lake City. MemUniversity en's Club: Salt Lake Study Club. ur vivors: husband; daughters.

son, Andrea Rae, Robert Carl, Marian Carol, all Salt Lake City: brothers, sister, Lowell Dixon both Salt Lake City; Max Chaps Hill, Marian Gold, Berkeley, J. Walter, Seattle, Wash. FUneral Thursday p.m., Imperial LDS Ward Chapel, 1560 Atkin Ave. Family suggests contributions to the Dept. of Hematology, Cancer Research Fund, University of Utah Sarah O.

Pett Sarah 0. Pett, 453-9th East, died April 13 in a Salt Lake nursing home of natural causes. Born 19, 1882, College Ward, Cache "County, to Patriarch James and Maria Petersen Olsen. Married Robert Knox Pett, 1900, Logan LDS Temple: he died 1923. Charter member Sego Lily Camp, DUP.

Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Clarence F. (Mary) Pierce, Salt Lake City; brother, Moses P. Olsen, Logan: 1 granddaughter; 5 great grandchildren. Funeral Friday noon, Ninth LDS Ward Chapel, Brigham City.

Friends call 255-2nd East, Salt Lake City, Thursday 7-8 p.m.; chapel Friday hour prior to services. Burial Brigham City Cemetery. Gladys G. Petersen Funeral and burial were Tuesday for Gladys Patricia Fullmer Gledhill Petersen, 67, who died April 10 at home after a short illness. Born Feb.

28, 1904, Green River, Utah, to Franklin Pierce and Rosetta Dalton Fullmer. Married Elwood Gledhill, June 4, 1921, Salt Lake LDS Temple; divorced. Married Melvin P. Petersen, March 17, 1951, Pocatello. Member LDS Church.

survivors: husband: son, daughter, Dr. E. Paul Gledhill, Scottsdale, Mary Ella Aguirre, Boise; 7 grandchildren; 2 greatgrandchildren; brother, sisters, Flovd, Neola, Utah; Greta Smith, Newport Beach, Genivieve Pratt, Vancouver, B.C. Ellen C. Nelson POCATELLO.

Christensen Funeral, services for Nelson, 90, who died illness, April 10 at home after a Iona will be Wednesday p.m., Victor LDS Ward Chapel, where friends call Wednesday hours prior to services. Burial Victor Cemetery. Born March 29, 1881, Cache Valley, Utah, to Nels and Ellen Nelson Christensen. Married to Henry Thomas Nelson, May 2, 1907, Driggs; he died Ava. 10, 1934.

Meme ber LDS Church. Survivors: sons, daughters, Ivan, Thee; Stanley, Victor; Mrs. Auaust (Violet) Lanne, Westcliffe, Wanita Winn, Pocatello: 12 greatgrandchildren; sister, Mrs. Katie Fenyon, Idaho. Samuel M.

McCarl POCATELLO Funeral for in Milton a Pocatello McCarl, 84, nursing who home died April after a lona Illness, will be Wednesday 11 a.m., Manning Mortuary, where friends call prior to services. Burial Mountainview Cemetery. Born Feb. 2, 1887, San Francisco, to Samuel Freeman and Mary Jane Ford McCarl. Married Lydia Seibert, 1913; divorced, 1938.

Married Louise Allsworth Aug. 8, 1940, San Francisco. Vaudeville actor, singer, Fox cuits. Served Bureau of Reclamation, 1939. Civil engineer Inspector, San Francisco, 1946.

Retired 1954. Meme ber, Catholic Church. Survivors: widow; sister, Madeline Turner, Alamo, Calif. Marian A. Osborne FORT HALL, IDAHO Funeral pending for Marian Alveraz Osborne, 38, who died April 10 of injuries suffered in an automobile accident.

Born March 24, 1933, Fort Hall, to Barnev and Margaret Tindore az. Married Enos Osborne, 1947. Emplove. H'ohway Market. Member, Episcopal Church.

Survivors: husband; sons, daughters, Hugh, Jay, Artie, Deland, Karen, Mrs. Steve (Rosalynda) Johnnie, all Fort Hall: grandson; mother, Nevada; brothers, sisters, Stanlev, Reno, Rudy, Mrs. Ernie (Violet Daniels, Mrs. Edison (Colleen) Dixie, all Fort Hall; Donald, Blackfoot. Effie Worthington BURLEY, IDAHO Effie WorthIngton, 89, died April 11 in Seattle of natural causes.

Born in Erda, Utah. Member LDS Church. Survivors: sons, daughter, William Samuel Mrs. William E. King, all Seattle; James Plentywood, 7 grandchildren; 12 greatcrandchildren.

Funeral Thursday p.m.. Oakley Stake House. Friends call Payne Mortuary, Burley, Wednesday; stake house Thursdav prior 10 services. Burial Oakley Cemetery. Roy G.

Campbell DE KALB ILL. Memorial services for Roy Golden Campbell, 45, native of Helper, Carbon County, were last week at DeKalb. Born May 25, 1925, Helper, son of Golden J. and Althea Robinson Campbell. Attended Utah State University, Logan.

Assistant journalism professor, adviser for school paper, North. ern Illinois University, DeKalb, Former newspaper reporter, Lincoln, Neb. Star. Married Jeanne Kosic. Survivors: widow, sons, Keith, Scott, mother, Mrs.

Wayne (Althea) Tittle, Salt Lake City; brother, Clifford. San Jose. sister, Mrs. Bud (Barbara) Reynolds. Family requests ern contributions Star to Roy Campbell Fund, North: Scholarship Journalism DeKaib, Salt Lake Tribune, 33 Wednesday, April 14, 1971 Alfred P.

Young Alfred Philip Young, 92, 620 E. Cap- Itol died April 12. 1971. in local nursing home of natural causes. Born Dec.

1878. Salt Lake City, to William John and Zilpah Rebecca Archer Young. Married Jeanette H. MilE ward. July 13, 1903.

Salt Lake Temple. She died Feb. 19, 1945. ried Olive Galpin. July 27, Salt Lake Temple.

She died Aug. 22, 1966. Farmer: member Tabernacle choir Tabernacle choir and Orpheus Male Chorus. Survivors: sons, daughters, Phares Idaho Falls: Lionel, Missoula, Evan, South Pasadena, Mrs. Jospeh (Goldie) Acampora, Lona Beach, Mrs.

Archie (Donna) Nielsen, Mrs. Dale (Arva) Haslam, both Salt Lake 33 grand children: 69 greatgrandchildren: two great great grandchildren: brother, sister, Mark Lillian C. Naduld, both Idaho Falls. Funeral Thursday, noon, 260 E. South where friends call Wednesday.

6-8 p.m.. and Thursday before services. Burial, Salt Lake City Cemetery. Deuvaidia Durfee Deuvaidia Durtee, 87, 4863 Viewmont, died April 13 in Salt Lake nursing home of natural causes. Born Oct.

30, 1883, Aurora 10 Ja bez Erastus and Eliza beth Kendall Durfee. Married: Member L' Church, urvivors: brother, sisters. Charlie, Caldwell, Idaho; elia Clark Nila Dorton. both Salt Lake City: tella Evans. Tucson, May a th, Nyssa, Lidia Jensen, E.

Provo. Funeral Friday 10 a.m.. 36 7th 7-8 South, p.m.. where Friday prior to services. friends call Thursday Burial Aurora, Utah, Cemetery.

Margaret J. Doyle OGDEN Margaret Howarth Jones Doyle, 54, died April 12 in an Ogden hospital of natural causes. Born July 21, 1916, Park Noakes City, How- 10 Frederick and Mabel arth. Married John E. Jones, Francis May 1933; he died 1922.

Married P. Dovie, June 22, 1943, Butte, Mont. Member LDS Church, Survivors: husband; sons, daughier, Arlen Monte both Ooden; T.Sat. Haroid Beale Air Force Base, Mrs. Preston L.

(LaDene) Goad, Boise; 12 grandchildren; sister, Mrs. FuEarl (Reba) Prescott, Francis. neral Thursday 2 p.m.. Larkin Chapel of the Dawn, where friends call Wednesday 7-9 p.m. Thursday Ceme- prior to services.

Burial Ogden City terv. Dorothy C. Smith OGDEN Dorothy Chase Smith, 68, died April 12 at home a heart ailment. Born June 6, 1902. Chase, Ooden, to Ezra and Louise Lee ried Lester Smith, Nov.

25, 1927; he died May 12, 1967. Survivors: brothers, sisters, Les Eugene, Mar. querite, Mrs. Irma Weston, Mrs. P.

C. (Louise) VanErden. Mrs. Jeanette 'Eddy, all Ogden: Ezra San Francisco; Mrs. Ezda Hatch, MarCalif.

Funeral Friday 1 p.m.9 Lindquist and Sons Mortuary, where friends call Thursday 7-9 p.m. Friday prior to services. Burial Ogden City Cemetery. News of Record City Criminal Court Sentencings Lucy A. Martinez, 47, 86 petty larcenv; six months in jail; stay of execution to April 23.

Mrs. Robert Love, 2275 Dallin dog at large, $15 fine, three days in jail suspended on payment of fine. Jerry Painter, 25, 371 E. 4th South, resisting arrest, 30 days in jail, pended on six months probation. Lannv Emerick Brask, 25, 1955 N.

32nd West, trespassing, $25 fine, five days in fail suspended, $25 fine, five fine. Reuben W. Larson, 27, 450 Granite trespassina, $25 fine, five days in jail suspended on payment of fine. Earl Edward, Luther, 24, no dress, stricken. Jan Woesley, 637-6th East, foul and abusive language, $15 fine and three days in jail, suspended on payment of fine.

Mrs. Paul F. Goddard, 1863 Yalecrest dog at large, $15 fine and three in jail, suspended on payment of fine. Mrs. Leon Lindberg, 1053 3rd dog at large, $15 fine and three days in tail, suspended on payment of fine.

Mrs. Jack Coombs, 2581 St. Mary's Way, doq large, $10 fine and two days in jail suspended on payment of fine. Anthony Edenton, 925 W. 4th North, battery, $10 fine and two days in jail, suspended on payment of fine.

Mrs. Eugene Farlev, 1418 Federal Way, don at large, $10 fine and two days in jail, suspended on payment of fine. Mrs. John McMaster, 2950 Sherwood dog at large, $10 fine and two days in jail, suspended on payment of fine. John F.

Piercey, 2949. Devonshire dog at large, $10 fine and tw days in jail. suspended on payment of fine. Della Sutton, .825 Elizabeth, no dog license, $15 fine and three days jail, suspended on payment of fine: $10 of the fine suspended if valid dog license is produced. A.

Weiss, 2273 Berkley, doo at large, $10 fine and two days in jail, suspended on payment of fine; no doo license, dismissed on city motion. Dell Owen Coleman, 38, Brighton, 38, drunk, stricken. Jim Willie, 32, no address, drunk, stricken. Jerry Maize, 27, Tonalea, drunk, stricken. Robert F.

Musante, 25. no address, failure to pay, 10 days in fail. Henry Provo, 62. 450-3rd East, drunk, 15 days in Tail, court retains jurisdiction. Dismissals Richard Frank Oralll, 32, 4401 W.

4985 South, disorderly person, motion to dismiss original complaint granted. Utah Traffic Deaths 1969 total to date: 1970 1971 total to date: date: 838 Births Births reported in the Salt Lake area during the 24-hour period ended at 9 p.m. Tuesday included: South Davis Community Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum W.

Chapman 207 E. 500 South, Bountiful, son. Valley West Hospital and Mrs. Richard E. Fonger, Ruth.

son. LDS Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lucero, 4524 W. 4695 South, daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hanes, 1114 American Beauty son. Mr.

and Mrs. Rav 1. Larsen, 1020 W. 13th South, daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald G. Stott, 177 N. West Temple, daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Guzman, 573 E. 3785 South, daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Stephen L. Seegmiller, 1141 S. 7th West, daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Malovich, 2792 E. 7350 Soth, son. Mr. and Mrs. James D.

Hansen, 1719 Cambridge .1 son, Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Boggess, 2111 E. 7420 South, son.

Mr. and Mrs. MarVin Allred, 133 E. 4800 South, son. Mr.

and Mrs. Nganstatafu Muli Kinikini 707 5th son. Holy Cross Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Dale Nelson, 1696 Atkin son.

St. Mark's Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Love, 3225 S.

1400 West, Granger, daughter. and Mrs. Landa Gillette, 1601 Ivy, Mr. and son. Mrs.

James Robison, 3494 Meadowbrook son. Mr. and Mrs. John Turcsanski, 431-12th East, son. University Hospital Mr.

and Mrs. Jan Pinney, 2558 W. 4410 South, daughter. Cottonwood Hospital Mr. and Mrs.

Randy B. Angell, 91 Locust Mrs. Midavie, daughter. Mr. and Daniel Wayne Fullmer, Mr.

2190 Lake Mrs. Marlin daughter, and Pioneer Webster, 283 W. Sandy, daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Lyle Jackson, 8471 Strato Candy, twin daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lynn Lacox, 5. 1700 West, South Jordan, son, Mr.

and Jerry Turner, 1385 W. South, son. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan E.

Yates, 7460 South. son. Sarah Jane McFarland Sarah Jane McFarland. Strailord died April at home natural causes. Aug.

12, 1889, Ocanee, 10 Robert and Sophia DavidMcFetters. Married Clarence H. Farland, April Madison, he died Jan. 25. 1963.

member Utah Leuisiative Council; Salt Lake Council of Women: Women's Safety Council: Utah Federation of Women: Women's Republican Club. Past president Women's Dept. Club of Cascar, Casper Fine Arts Club. Member Casper Country Club: Fort Casper Chapter No. Order of Eastern Star: Natrona Rebekah Lodge No.

13: Libva Tem. Daughters of the Nile pie. Daughter, Mrs. F. Eldon (Ruth) Throckmorton, Salt Lake City: 3 granddaughter 2 great arandchildren; brothers.

Donald R. Fremont. James A. Cour d'Alene, Idaho. Funeral services Friday noon.

Wasatch Presbyterian Church, 1626-17th East. Friends 547 E. 1st South, Thursday 7-8 p.m. Burial Memorial Gardens of the Valley, Aretta L. Peterson OAK CITY Millard County Aretta Lovell Pe terson.

84. Oak died April 12, 1971 in Sal Lake City of heart ailment. Born Feb. 1887, Oak City, to Brigham and Harriet Wiggill Talbot Lovell. Married Jesse R.

Peterson, Dec. 23. 1908. Salt Lake Temple. He died Sept.

21, 1942. in Relief Society and visiting teacher 50 years. Survivors: sister, Mrs. Vera Poulson, Glendale, six grandchildren, Charlotte Howarth, Fairport, N. W.

Gerald. Uravan, Jesse W. Dennis, Janice Harold, Mary, all Salt Lake City; 15 great grandchildren. Funeral Fridav, 11 a.m.: Oak City Ward chapel, where friends call one hour before services. Burial, Oak City Cemeterv.

Serena J. Serena, Jacobsen E. 33rd South, died April 12 at home of natural causes. Born May 25. 1671.

Pleasant, to Soren and A amina Christensen Jacobsen. Married Nils Larson. Jan. 19, 18 9 Mt. Peasant; he died Feb.

21, 1939. Meber DUP. Former member LDS ward Relief presidency. Survivors: son, Larson Larson, 99, 2200 daughter, Niel and Mrs. James A.

(Magnolia) Monsen. Magna: 38 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; 23 great-great-grandchildren; brother Clarence, Mt. Pleasant. Funeral Friday noon, 2128 S. State, where friends call Thursday 6-8 p.m., Friday prior 10 services.

Burial Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Rose B. Hottinger Rose Balzarini Hottinger, 66, 403 Hollywood died April 12 In a Salt Lake, hospital of natural causes. Born May Bingham Canyon, to Joseph and Agnete Giddeon a zarini.

Married Leo ger. Aug. 25. 1924, Farming.on. Member Order of Eagles No.

67. vivors: husband; daughter, son, Mrs. Rex (Lois) Sessions, Bountiful; Keith Leo, Salt Lake City: 3 grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Marie Toppina, Peialuma, Calif. Funeral Friday 10 a.m..

255-2nd East, where friends call Thursday 6-8 p.m.. Friday prior to services. Burial Salt Lake City Cemetery. Annie Brooksbank CENTERFIELD, Sanpete County Annie Mary Christena Jones Olsen Madsen Brocksbank, 94, died April 12 in a Mayfield nursing home of natural causes. Born Dec.

24, 1876, Gunnison, 10 Brigham and Christena Christensen Jones. Married James Andrew Olsen, Manti LDS Temple; he died July 31, 1949. Mar. ried Samuel Madsen; divorced. Married Samuel S.

Brooksbank; divorced. Member LDS Church. Survivors: son, daughters, Otho L. Brooksbank, Sunnyvale, Mrs. Londo (Ruby) Childs, Rosemead, Mrs.

Lester (Margie) Lyon, Lehi; stepson, Shirley Brooksbank, Salt Lake City: 19 grandchildren; 32 great grandchildren: 5 great great grandchildren. Graveside services Thursday 1 p.m., Centerfield Cemetery. Friends call Warren R. Jensen Mortuary, Gunnison, Wednesday 7-9 p.m., Thursday 11:30 a.m.12:30 p.m. Merle L.

Smith AMERICAN FALLS, IDAHO Merle Leonard Smith, died April 11 in an American Falls' hospital of natural causes. Born Oct. 3, 1907, Hardin, George and Marilla Crossman "Smith. Married be Flannery, Aug. 20, 1940, Columbus, Neb.

Came to Idaho 1940. Farmer. Employe business firms. Survivors: widow; stepdaughters, Mrs. Fern Jennings, Poway, Mrs.

Frances McMillian, Chicago, brothers, sisters, Harold, Galva, Olin, Mrs. Trula Reeves, Decatur, Sidney, Mrs. Fiona Reynoids, both Abingdon, Mrs. Epert, Fox Lake, 6 grandchildren; great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m..

Davis chapel. Friends call Davis Mortuary, Wednesday 2-5 p.m.; Thursday 8-10 a.m.; chapel Thursday 3 hours prior to services. Burial Fallsview Cereterv. Hattie E. Berryman BLACKFOOT, IDAHO -Uneral services for 'Hattie E.

Williamsen Berryman, 81, who died April 11 in a Blackfoot nursing home of natural causes, will be Wednesday 1 p.m.. St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Burial Grove City Cemetery. Born Oct.

7, 1869, Brigham City, to Lorenzo C. and Annie Larsen Williamsen. ried 10 Walter Frank Berryman, July 1, 1910, Ogden, Utah. Former member Order of Eastern Star, Member Lady Wool Growers; ABC Bridge Club. Survivors: son, Walter Salt City: 2 grandsons: 2 great grandchildren; brothers, sisters, Mrs.

Eliish (Verna) Clawson, both' Salt Lake City; Mrs. Dorothy Lauritzen, Long Beach, Mrs. Ann Mihson, Mission Vieio, Calif. Delese Jim Marshall BLACKFOOT, IDAHO Funeral services are pending for Delese Jim Marshall, 40, who died April 11 of injuries suffered in an automobile accident, Born Dec. 14, 1930, Fort Hail, to Willie and Jessie Teton Jim.

Married Glenn Marshall. Member Episcopal Church. Survivors: his. band; sons, daughters. Lonnie Eldon, Willie, Wyoma, Glenda, sie, all Blackfoot; parents.

Fort Hall; brothers, sisters, Robert, La Verne, Mrs. Ernest (Adleene) McGill, Mrs. Curtis (Thelma) Farmer, Mrs. Eldon (Audrey) Bronco, Mrs. Earl (zella) Mrs.

Kenneth (Eleanor) Dixey Johnson, Iola Jim all Fort Hall; Blackfoot. Gwen C. Smith Gwen C. Smith, 32, 1027 W. North Temple, died April 12.

Causes pendinq examination of state medical examiner. Born Oct. 17, 1938, Ogden, to Thomas Walter and Ethel Merrill Carstensen. Married Eugene Smith; divorced. Member LD5 Church.

Survivors: son, daughter; Gary Eugene, Vickie Lynn, both Salt Lake City; sisters, brotner, Mrs. Lynn Ward, Gary Carstensen, bath Sait Lake City; Mrs. Janice Heath, Washington, D.C. Funeral Thursday 11 a.m., 6500 S. Redwood Rd.

Friends call 574 E. 1st South, Wednesday 7-8 p.m.; place of service Thursday 30 minutes prior to services. Burial Redwood Memorial Estates. Ora Smith Poulsen Ora Smith Poulsen, 90, 876 W. 7th South, died April 12 in a Salt Lake nursing home of natural causes.

Born May 16, 1880, American Fork, to Warren B. and Mary Tyrrell Smith. Married Christian Poulsen Sept. 28, 1911, Salt Lake LDS Tempie; he died April 14, 1953. Survivors: daughter, son, Mrs.

Leone Holt, Union; Elmer, Tooele; 18 grandchildren; 74 great greatgrandchildren; brother, sister, JunjUS Salt Lake City: Mrs. Ida Clark, Bountiful, Funeral Thursday nocn. 35 E. 7th South, where friends call Wednesday 6-8 Thursday prior 10 services. Burial Midvale Cemeterv.

Reynalda Roybal PR.CE reynalca Royoal: 75, died April 12 a Price rest home of natural causes. Born Sept. 14, 1895. Peteca, N.M., to Luciano and Rebecca Alire Guttierrez. Married Rosendo Roybal Jan.

10, 1911, Poeteca; he died May 3, 1968. Member, LDS Church, Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Sally Loones, Cortez, Mrs. Ernestine Lowe, Farmington, N.M.: grandchildren; great-grandchild; brother, sister. Adonis, Murray: Tilde, Salt Lake Ciry.

Funeral Thursdav p.m.. Fausett Mortuary, 7-9 where call Wednesday D.IT., Thursday prior to services. Burial Price Cemetery. Sarah O. Austin Third District Court Divorces Granted 4158 employe years, Tuesday City caus- Pollei cf in desince 1935, traf- vice has work- C.

PolSalt Depart- Wilma J. Price vs. Ruion R. Price, mental cruelty. defendant ordered to pay attorney fees.

outstandino debis; plaintiff awarded former name: Wilma J. Hughes. Flora Marie Jensen vs. Charles Jensen. mental cruelty; plaintiff awarded former name: Flora Marie Wheeler.

Angela Allen vs. Cecil Allen, mental cruelty: custody of minor child 10 awarded grandfather; defendant ordered to pay child support. Steven R. Kohles vs. Phyllis Marie Kohles.

mental cruelty defendant awarded custody of two minor children; plaintiff ordered to pay $90 per month child support. St per vear alimony; outstanding debts. Carolyn Galbraith Edmond Wallace Galbraith, mental cruelty: plaintiff awarded custody of five minor children; defendant ordered to pav $250 per month child support, outstanding debts, attorney fees. LaRee Woolsev vs. Gerald F.

Woolsey, mental cruelty: plaintiff awarded custody of two minor chitdren; defendant ordered 10 pay $50 per month child support, attorney fees, court costs. Linda M. Davis VS. Donald Davis, mental cruelty; plaintiff awarded custody of two minor children; defendant ordered to pay, outstanning debts. month alimony, $150 per month child support.

Rene Hamblin vs. McRae Hamblin, mental cruelty; plaintiff awarded custody of minor child; defen ordered to pay $1 per year $50 week child support, outstandina debts. attorney fees. Barbara S. Lee vs.

Jennings M. Lee. mental cruelty; plaintiff dered to pay outstanding debts; defendant ordered to pay $100 per month alimony, attorney fees; plaintiff awarded former name: Barbara Sessions. Linda F. Horsley vs.

Teddy Grant Horsiey, mental cruelty: plaintiff awarded custody of three minor children; defendant ordered to pay $40 per month alimony, $150 per month child support, outstanding debts, attorney fees. Elizabeth F. McElhattan vs. DanTel F. McElhattan, mental cruelty.

R. Gene Stearns VS. Jack Ray Siearns mental cruelty: defendant ordered to pay $65 a month allmony, outstanding debts, attorney fees; plaintiff awarded former name: R. Gene Barker. H.

Anderson vs. Douglas W. Anderson. mental cruelty: plaintiff a warded custody of three minor children; defendant. ordered to pay $225 per month child support, attorney fees.

Judith Ann Nielsen vs. Joseph N. Nieisen mental cruelty: plaintiff awarded custody of three minor children: defendant ordered to pay $1 a month alimony; $195 per month child support: outstanding debts, attorney fees, court costs. Gwen Rowley Brown vs. Alfred Brown Ill, mental cruelty: defendant ordered to pay cutstanding debts; plaintiff awarded former name.

Vivian C. Hubbard vs. Ralph Hubbard, mental cruelty; defendant ordered to pay $100 per month alimony. Gayle M. Gillaspie vs.

Ronald L. Gillaspie, mental cruelty. Cheryl Salzman Gammon vs. Paul George Gammon, annuled; plaintiff awarded former name: Cheryl Salzman. Jimmie Allen Tucker vs.

Wilma June Tucker, mental cruelty; defendant awarded custody of minor child; plaintiff ordered to pay $100 per month alimony, $100 per month child support, outstanding debts. Violet Ricks Wolfe Vs. Stanlev Paul Wolfe, mental cruelty; defendant ordered to pay attorney fees, court costs; plaintiff awarded former name, Violet Ricks. Judy G. Hamman vs.

Dennis O'Niel Hamman, mental cruelty; defendant ordered to pay, outstanding bills, attornev fees, court costs. Dorothy Moran Buist vs. Harvey Buist, mental, and physical cruelty; defendant ordered 10 cay attorney fees, court costs, outstanding bills; plaintiff awarded former name, Dorothy Moran. Barbara Dressen vS. Donne B.

Dressen, mental cruelty: plaintiff awarded custody of two minor children; defendant ordered to pay $120 per month child support $50 per month alimony, attorney fees, court costs. Susan L. Yockey vs. Robert A. Yockey, mental cruelty, plaintiff awarded custody of minor child: defendant ordered 10 pay $50 der month child support, $1 per month alimony, outstandina dehts; attorney fees.

Myrtle B. Sleater Vs. George Grant Sleater, mental cruelty. Eloise Jean Glavas vs. James R.

Glavas, mental cruelty: plaintiff awarded custody of minor child; defendant ordered to Day $150 per month child support, outstanding debts, $10,000 in lieu of alimony. Carolyn A Morrow vs. Harold Julin Morrow, mental cruelty; plaintiff awarded custody of two minor children: defendant crdered to pav outstanding debts. $1 per vear alimony, $75 per month child support, attorney fees. court costs.

Pamela M. Stevens vs. Michael Witson Stevens, mental cruelty, plaintiff awarded custody of three minor children: defendant ordered to pay $135 per month child support, $5 per month alimony outstanding debts. Reed Workman vs. Leora Workman, mental cruelty: defendant awarded custody of five minor children; plaintiff ordered to pav $375 per month child support, $50 per month alimony, Vonda Ancell vs.

Verne Weston Angell, mental cruelty, plaintiff awarded custody of two minor children. Mary Lee Asay vs. Val Dee Asay, mental cruelty, plaintiff awarded custodv of two minor children; defendant ordered 10 pay $120 per month child support, $1 per year alimonv outstanding debts, attorney fees, court fees. Marbaret R. vs.

John E. Cox, mental cruelty; plaintiff awarded custody of minor child; defendant ordered to pay attorney fees, court costs. Marlene Yvonne White vs. Claud Leroy White, mental cruelty, defendant ordered to pay outstanding debts. Marriage Licenses Salt Lake County Daniel Edsel Neson, 23, Grangers Pauline Angela Mojica, 21, Kearns.

Jimmy Dean Barber, 22, Boise; Lorraine Kaye Zantop 23, Salt Lake. Frederick Alan Hirsch, 22, Salt Lake: Judy Lynne Scott, 20, South Jordan. Geerse Michael Edwards, 29. Murray: Colleen Joyce Jensen, 25, Sandy. Clayne Dee Wayman, 22, Salt Lake; Lucy P.

Olschewski, 21, Salt Lake, Johnnie P. Martinez, 19, Shelley. Idaho; Doronty M. Valdez, 17, Salt Lake. Bruce David Jones, 25, Salt Lake; Tamera Walker, 24, Salt Lake.

Joseph Lyle Wilde, 22, Self, Laker Janette Rose Fuelling, Salt Lake. Lester Rodger Jester, 38, Salt Lake: Ruby Faye Morrow, 27, Malvern. Ark. William Roniel Casper, 23, Granger; Jane Lee Dutt, 21, Granger. Tommy G.

Dixon, 28, Bountiful; Dona Lee Graham, 29, Salt Lake. Ezra John Buttrey, 19, Hiawatha; Marie Kay Henderson, 15, Bountiful. Robert Glen Elzinga, 22, Sait Lake; Cynthia Jeanette Harrison, 20, Salt Lake. Robert Roy Robertson 46, Salt Lake; Frances Nadine Nipper Madsen, 34, Salt Lake. Brent Perkins Talbot, 20, BountiSheryl Adams 15, Bountiful.

James Arnold Lacy, 26, Salt Lake City: Stephanie Lynne Mortensen, 19, Pleasant Grove. Kenneth Baker, 32, Salt Lake; Glenda Lorraine Fillmore, 21, Pocatello. Edward Michael Lucero, 20, Salt Lake; Lora Lee Atwood, 18, Self Lake. William Carl Fasersren 24, Salt Lake; Marilee Walton, 23, Salt Lake. Sterling Robin Piepgrass, 23, Bountiful: Dorothy May Mcintyre, 21, Bountitut.

Ralph Raymond Francis 21g Salt. Valerie Lake; Johnson, 19, Salt Lake. Richard Lee Blackwell, 22, Sait Lake; Susan Kay Black, 23, Salt Lake. Williom Ray Hardman, 22, Salt Lake; Diana Marie Wathen, 23, Salt Lake. Weston H.

Hall, 23 New Marmony, Vi 'Lane Les Peterson, 21, Salt Lake. James Joseph Barsez, 24, Salt Lake City; Cheryl Rat RIky, 24, Salt Late City, Wally Waidan Lloyd, 25, Kearns: Barbara Jane Watkins, 21, Salt Lake City. Wayne Dulan Rasmussen, 22, Helper: Jacquelyn Ann Cunningham, 20. Helper. Kiaus Haessler, 31, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada: Louise Peacock, 29, Willow.

dale, Ontario, Canada. Melvin: Hess Pedersen, 22, Salt Lake City: Glenda Elizabeth Welch, 27, Salt City. Lak: Sarah Grace Ostler Austin, 88. 1143 5th South, died April 8:20 hospital local natural 1882. Springville, 10 Okey ried Albert Austin, Salt ke Temple.

La Relief Society workers visiting recently celebrated their 71st wedding anniversary. Survivors: husband: sons. daughters. Dr. Harold.

Mrs. Clyde (Ednal Crockett, both Albert Merell, Donald all Provo Mr. Willis (Blanche) Peterson, Salt Lake City: Joseph El Salvador, Central America: brother, ter, Mrs. Elton (Fern) Thompson. Soringville: James Salt Lake City: 19 45 grandchildren: two great great grandchildren Funeral Friday.

noon, 255-2nd Thursday. where friends call 7-8 p.m.. and Friday before Burial, Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Mr. Funerals ANDERSON Funeral services fo.

Mercer A held Wednesda 12 noon the Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 260 East South Temple. Friends may call at the mortuary Tuesday 6-8 p.m. Interment, Salt Lake City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary. AUSTIN Funeral services for Sarah Grace Ostler Austin will be held Fridav.

poon, the Russon Brothers Mortuary 255 So. 2nd East. Friends may call at the mortuary Thursday 7 10 8 and Friday prior services. Interment, Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Russon Brothers, funeral directors.

CAYTON Funeral services for Edward R. (Mel) Clavion will be held Wednesday p.m. the Holladav First Ward Chapel 2241 E. 4800 South. Friends may call Tuesday 6 to 8 p.m.

at Curtis-Mackay Cottonwood Mortuary, 4670 Highland and Wednesday one hour prior to services at the church. Funeral directors, Curtis-Mackay Cottonwood Mortuary. COoK Funeral services for Orin Theo Cook wil be held Wednesday, p.m. in the Bountiful Union Mortuary, 295 North Main Street, where friends may call Tuesday. 7-9 p.m..

and Wednesday 12:00 noon to time of service. Interment, Bountiful Memorial Park. Funeral directors, rill R. Holbrook, Union Mortuary. DURFEE Funeral services for Deuvaldia Durtee will be held Friday 10:00 a.m.

at the Deseret Mortuary, 36 E. 7th South Street where friends may call Thursday 7-8 p.m. and Fridav prior to services. Interment in the Aurora, Utah cemetery. Funeral directors, Deseret Mortuary.

GIDNEY Funeral services for Annie, W. Gidney will be held Friday, 11 a.m., Montpelier 4th Ward Chapel Friends may call Jenkins-Softe Mortuary. 4760 State, Wednesday, 7 to 9 p.m., and Matthews Mortuary, Montpeller, Idaho, Thursday, 7 to 9 p.m. Burial, Brigham City Cemetery. Funeral directors, V.

C. Soffe and Sons. GILLESPIE- Funeral services for Lula V. Gillespie, will be held Wednesday 2 p.m. at Memorial Estates Mortuary Chapel 5850 S.

9th East, where friends may call day to 8 p.m. and Wednesday one hour prior to services. Interment, Memorial Gardens of the Valley. Funeral directors, Memorial Estates Mortuary. HOTTINGER Funeral services for Rose B.

Hettinger will be heid Friday at 10 a.m. in the Russon Brothers Mortuary Chapel, 255 South 2nd East, where friends may call Thursday 6 to 8 p.m. and Friday prior to service. Interment, Salt Lake City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Russon Brothers.

JENKINS services for Ruth Lundaulst Jenkins, will be heid Wednesday 12 noon in the Butler 4th Ward, 6600 Greenfield Way. Friends may call at the Larkin Mortuary 260 East South Temple, Tuesdav 6 10 8 p.m.. and at the Ward Wednesdav one hour prior 10 services. Interment, Mount View Memorial Estates. Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary.

JENSEN Funeral services for P. LeRue "Lee" Jensen, will be held Wednesday, noon, in Riverton 2nd and 4th LDS Ward chapel, 12574 S. Redwood Road. Friends may call at the Goff Mortuary. 8090 S.

State, Tuesdav. 4 10 8 p.m, and Wednesday at the ward chapel one hour prior to services. Interment, Mantua Cemetery, Mantua, Utah. Goff Mortuarv. funeral directors.

LARSEN Funeral services for Joseph Ruben (Rube) Larsen will be held Wednesday 12 noon in the Grant 4th Ward, 1111 Chariton Ave. Friends may call at the Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, Tuesday 6-8 p.m. and at the ward, Wednesday a.m. Interment, Logan City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary.

LEAK Funeral services for Angus Leak will be held Wednesday 12 noon in the West Jordan 7th Ward Chapel. 7925 South 2700 West. Interment, in the White's Fort Cemetery. Friends may call at the Deseret Mortuary, 36 East 7th on Tuesday 6-8 p.m., and at the Ward on Wednesday 1 hour prior to services. Funeral directors, Deseret Mortuary.

POULSEN Funeral services for Ora Smith Poulsen will be held Thursday, 12 noon, in the Deseret Mortuary, 36 East 7th So. where friends may call Wednesday 6 to 8 p.m. and Thursday prior to services. Interment, Midvale City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Deseret Mortuary.

RASMUSSEN Funeral services for Harold W. Rasmussen will be held Thursday, 1 p.m. in the Nebo Stake Center, 780 W. 5th South, Payson, Utah. Friends may call at the Walker Mortuary, 587 S.

1st West, Payson, Wednesday, 7 to 9 p.m., and Thursday prior, to services. ment Payson City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Colonial Mortuary. SMITH Funeral services for Gwen C. Smith will be conducted Thursday 11 a.m.

at the Redwood Memorial Estates Chapel (6500 Redwood Rd.) Friends mav call at Evans and Early Mortuary, 574 East 1st South, Wednesday 7 to 8 p.m. and Thursday half-hour prior at place of service. Interment in Redwood Memorial Estates. Funeral die rectors, Evans and Early. STEVENS Funeral services for LeRoy R.

Stevens, will be held Wednesday 12 noon in the Monument Park Stake Center, 1320 Wasatch Drive. Friends may call at the kin Mortuary 260 East South Temple, Tuesday 6 to 8 p.m., and at the Ward Wednesday one hour prior to services. Interment, Salt Lake City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary. WILD Funeral services for Oswald S.

Wild will be held Wednesday 12 noon at the Deseret Mortuary, 36 East 7th South, where friends may call Tuesday 6-8 p.m.. and Wednesday prior to service. Interment, at the Salt Lake City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Deseret Mortuary. YOUNG Funeral services for Alfred Philip Young will be held Thursday, 12 noon, in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 260 E.

South Tempie. Friends may call at the Mortuarv Wednesday, 6 to 8 p.m., ana Thursday prior to services. Interment, Salt Lake City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary. Florists BROWN FLORAL 364-5544 FREE DELIVERY FIFTH SOUTH TENTH WEST "Always the Finest in Flowers" MILLER'S, FLOWERS ELLISON'S 484-4328 2153 East 21st South MILDRED'S FLOWERS 486-7267, 1552 E.

33rd So. Legal Notices NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS for 7.2 KV Electrical Distribution UTAH STATE BUILDING BOARD Sealed bids will be received by the System Expansion, Utah State University, Logan, Utah. Bids will ba in accordance with drawings and specifications prepared Bates Engineering Company and same may be obtained from the Utah State Building Board, 124 State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah, upon receipt of $25.00 deposit, per set, made payable to the Engineer, and which deposit will be refunded upon return of such drawings and specifications in good condition within ton days of the date set for the Did opening. Prequalification of bidders required. Prior to any bidder receiving, drawings and specifications will be necessary that he have on file with the Prequalification Board of the State of Utah, completed and approved, the required prequalification statement pertaining to contractor's experience and financial condition, Bids will be received until the hour of 2:00 P.M.

April 29, 1971, at which time they will be opened and read aloud in the Building Board Conference Room. 124 State Capitol Building. A bid bond in the amount of five percent of the bid, made payable to the Utah State Building Board, shall accompany bid. If certified or cashier's check is used in lieu of bid bond. a certificate from an approved surety company quaranteeino execution of 100 pct.

Performance Bond 100 pct. Pavment Bond must accompany bid. The State Building Board reserves the right to reiect any bids or cr to waive any formality or technicalin bid in ity the interest of the State. UTAH STATE BUILDING BOARD GLEN I SWENSON, (B-61) Director.