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Pfe 4 THE HERALD. Provo. Ulab Sunday, JaJ 2, 1372 Official Asks Nixon Raps Rockvood Obituaries i i Elizabeth Thomas Kinsey, S9, 43 Hansen Midvale, died Thursday at the Cottonwood Hospital of a stroke. She wss born April 28, 19C3 in Cherry Creek, to Daniel and Mary Ellen Rees Thomas. On Aug.

li, 1323 she married Jesse E. Kinsey in Orem. He died Jan. 13, 1961 She is survived by two sons and a daughter, Glen E. Kinsey, 1- vi rfc UU, MOi IIU AUtidtJy UVtV, Mrs.

Colene Johnson, Midvale; 11 grandchildren; 7 great- v. 1 I at I II I I 1 LMjhLjtMiowiitoiiJ'a- ito(ttou''i-tfsia Play-Down Of Hijackings LOS ANGELES (LTD The president of the Air line Pilots Association has called for the news media to impose a voluntary blackout on news about successful skyjacks. nonsW MrRain a flight captain for United Airlines, told the California state senate subcommittee on civil disorders that the media should ignore all airline hijacks except for those where the suspects are caught or killed. "If the press were to play down skyjackings which are successful and only play up inose which are unsuccessful, eventually the depraved mind that undertakes these things would get the idea that no one ever gets away with it," he said. McBain said there are 117 hijackers still at large in various parts of the world.

U.S. Jets Hit PARIS (UPI) North Vietnam said Communist gunners Saturday shot down two U.S. F4 Jets over the province of Hab Bac. In a statement released by the Hanoi peace delegation, the North Vietnamese news agency VNA said the pilots were either killed or captured. The total number of American planes downed over North Vietnam since the beginning of the war is now 3,710, the VNA said.

Counterfeiting (Continued From Page 1) the service that he has come with the avowed purpose of counterfeiting the tickets." The convention manager added he did not know in whose employ, if anybody's, the counterfeiter was. The threat of mass counterfeiting of tickets has intensified procedures for guarding against theft or duplication which already exceed those taken by the Treasury Department with U.S. currency. Lewis Allen Finer Lewis Allen, 743 S. 600 Provo, died at Utah Valley Hospital Saturday after a short illness.

He was born in Payson Dec. 6, 1907 to John August and Cora Lewis Allen. He married Ellen Wadsworth Young June 25, 1938 in Norwich, Conn. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake IDS Temple. Mr.

Allen had worked as chief engineer for the Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co. He was a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, past president of the American Metals Association, a member of the Professional Engineering and Land Surveyors of Utaa, and a member of the Timpanogos Knife and Fork Club. He was educated in Eureka, where he graduated from Untie High School in 1925. He graduated from the University of Utah in 1929 with a B.S. degree in mechanical engineering.

He worked after graduation for Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co. He graduated from the Westinghouse graduate engineering school at Pittsburgh, Pa. He then worked for the Westinghouse Refrigeration Division and then worked in the design school, which was accredited for a master's degree at the University of Pittsburgh. In 1934 he began work for Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co. at Provo.

In 1940 he became plant engineer and in 1945 chief engineer. He was a member of the IDS Church where he was active as a stake missionary. Sunday School teacher, stake MLA. superintendent, on the High Council, first counselor in the Provo 12th Ward Bishopric, Priesthood adviser, home teacher, Aaronic Priesthood General Secretary, Orem 27th Ward High Priest Group Leader. He also had served in the Elders Quorum presidency, Seventies Quorum Presidency and was the first YMMIA superintendent of the East Provo Stake.

Survivors include his widow of Orem; a son and two daughters, Arthur W. Allen, Orem; Mrs. Edson K. (Ann) Barton, Los Gatos, Mrs. George J.

(Coral) Todd, Hernelon, a brother and sister, Dr. Glenn L. Allen, Provo; Mrs. Howard J. (Myrth) Hassell, Salt Lake City; four grandchildren.

Funeral services will be at 10 ajn. Wednesday in the Orem 27th Ward Chapel. Bishop Leland Howell will officiate. Friends may call at the Berg Mortuary of Provo Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Wednesday at the church before services.

Burial will be in East Lawn Memorial Hills. Quits as Drug Chief SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -C. LaVar Rockwood, the state's alcohol-drugs chief, has resigned amid controversy over how he has handled his Job. tiie Advisory Board of Alcoholism and Drugs, charged Rock- wood has not produced an adequate alcoholism program for the state. Rockwood has denied the charge and says Love's feel-ings have nothing to do with his quitting as director of the State Division of Alcoholism and Drags.

Rockwood accused Love of in-terfering with administrative matters while being a member of an advisory body. Rockwood said the state has a good alcoholism program and plans to improve it in several areas. He told the board he was resigning and that "I have been given an opportunity for em-pLyment elsewhere." Marriage Licenses p. 4 June 30 Gregory Devere Nelson, 24, Nyssa, and Linda Gall Jensen, 21, Provo. June 29 Lloyd Orvll Klllpack, 51, Provo, and Marguerite Charlott Reed, 48, Provo.

Hariey West Jacobs, 20, American Fork, and Loretta Rees, 21 American Fork Bruce Wade Decker, 22, Thousand Oaks, and Charisse Newman, 18, Westlake Village, Calif. Glen Tryan Johnson, 20, Spanish Fork, and Marilyn Colleen Hart, 19, Santa Rosea, Calif. Thomas Eldon Moesslnger, 25, Lehi, and Barbara Lynn Hardy, 21, American Fork. Dennis Madison Chidester, 21, Pleasant Grove, and Chelia Rae Anderson, 20, Orem. June 28 William Heber Marshall, 17, Orem, and Sylvia DeAnn Burgess, 18, Orem.

Franklin Taylor Stevens, 26, Orem, and Janeal Jones, 21, Provo. Dean C. Edwards, 24, Toppenlsh, and Lana Argyle, 20, Payson. John David Hymas, 22, Murray, and Janice Ruth Payne, 20. Provo.

DIVORCES GRANTED Lorretta Marie Turpin from Kenneth Lyle Turpin. Marilyn J. Hamilton from Thomas E. Hamilton. FASTEST DELIVERY SERVICE IN TOWN sums DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Phone 373-2672 Free Delivery POWER PUMP-fe Reg.

2.97 ONLY $957 Ex-Mayor Of Heber Dies, 58 I1EBFR CITY Karon Hich Hiatt, 58, Heber, died Saturday in a Salt Lake City hospital of complications from a boating accident which happened June 1 He was born Sept. 7, 1913 at Vcnal to Jesse Levi and Essie Jane Rich Kiatt. He married dec Zenger in 1934 in the Salt Lake IDS Temple. He had lived in Heber since 1917. He was a graduate of the University of Idaho school of pharmacy and owned and operated Palace Drug and Valley Drug Stores in Heber City.

He also attended Brigham Young University and the University of Utah. He was a civic worker, having served as president of the Heber Valley Rotary Club, on the board of directors of the Wasatch Chamber of Commerce, in the Lions Club, the Jaycees, and on the Heber Chy Council. He was mayor of Heber City in 1948 and 1949. He served for eight years on the board of directors of the Utah Pharmaceutical Association and as vice president of the board for a year, He was an active member of the IDS Church, having served a mission to the North Central States from 1931 to 1933. He served in the Sunday School and YMMIA.

He was a member of the Heber First-Sixth Ward bishoprics for three years. He was a member the Wasatch Stake High Council for the last 14 years. Survivors include his widow of Heber City; two sons and a daughter, Melvin Ronald Hiatt and Richard Z. Hiatt, both of Heber; Mrs. Nile (Joyce) Carlson, Layton; five grandchildren; mother, Mrs.

Essie Hiatt Glines, Mesa, two brothers and a sister, Kent R. Hiatt, Heber; Jay Hiatt, Milford; Mrs. Nila Stevens, Modesto, Calif. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 pjn. in the Heber Funeral services will be call at Olpin Mortuary Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m.

and Monday before services. Burial will be in the Heber City Cemetery. LaFayette Chidester LEHI Funeral services for LaFayette Chidester, 66, Lehi, who died Friday in the American Fork Hospital after a long illness, will be Monday at 1 pjn. in fha Witm Mrtrtiiorv Oiono.1 in Mr. Chidester was born March 30, 1906 in Bicknel, Wayne County, to Joshua Parker and Maude E.

Bunker Chidester. He married Fannie Bone Oct. 22, 1934 in Lehi. She died on July 28, 1940. He then married Sylvia Jane Haycock on Oct.

27, 1941 in Salt Lake City. He was a member of the IDS Church, an Eider in the Lehi 10th Ward and was employed as a painter by Deseret Chemical Company. He is survived by his widow, Lehi; daughters, Mrs. Jerry (Nada) Mair, Heber City; Mrs. Ronald (LaRue) Scott, Marysvale, Piute County; Mrs.

David (Shirley) Adams, Lehi; Mrs. George (Betty) DeBell, American Fork; brothers, Jay Chidester, Lehi; William Chidester, Sandy; 9 grandchildren. Friends may call today from 7 pjn. to 9 pjn. at the Wing Mortuary and Monday before services.

Burial will be at the Lehi City Cemetery. Ratty Ricochet MANILA (UPI)-Policeman 1 Mipel Morales shot at a rat in movie house but the ricocheting bullet wounded him 1 the neck. I hi 1 fit; I Action Taken in Cases Of 6 in Criminal Court (CocSnued From Fage 1) ILgher benefits will take effect in September and will be reRected in checks reaching 27.8 million aged and disabled beneficiaries Oct 3. The average monthly benefit for individuals will rise fr ens $133 to $161, and for a "uple ii-am $223 to $270. "Breakthrough for Elderly" The maximum benefit will grow from $216 a month io $255 for an individual, and from $324 to $389 for a couple.

For the first time, benefits will rise automatically under the bill any time the cost of living rises more than 3 per cent in one year, a provision Nixon called "a major breakthrough for older Americans." To pay for the benefit boosts, the present maximum 5.2 per cent Social Security payroll tax for employers and employes on the first $9,000 of income will rise to 5.5 per cent on $10,800 in 1973 and to 5.5 per cent on $12,000 in 1974. Kills Welfare Reform This means that anyone $10,800 or more next year will pay a maximum $594 in Social Security taxes, compared to $468 this year. In 1974, those with incomes of $12,000 or more will pay the maximum of $660. Although Nixon stressed the inflationary aspects of a 20 per cent increase he had sought only a 5 per cent boost-presidential aide Clark MacGre-gor told newsmen the bill "has very seriously damaged, if not killed," chances for enactment of the President's high-priority welfare reform proposals. Nixon's welfare plan, Including a 5 per cent Social Security increase, has cleared the House but still awaits Senate action.

Lehi Winds (Continued From Page 1) parade, a stock parade, a greased pig chase, a water fight, concessions and games, chuck-wagon breakfast, a musical, a reunion of the First Ward, dances, and skydiving at the Lehi-Carter Airport. 7inners in the greased pig chase were Angela Piatt, girls; Darin Allman, 8-9 year olds; Steven White, 10-12 year olds; and Shay Wilson, over 13. 1200 Orem, charged with resisting arrest. George Standiford, 172 E. 100 No.

5, Provo, pleaded guilty to a charge of indecent liberties, and sentencing was set for July 21. His case was referred to the Adult Probation and Parole Department for investigation. The court ordered $300 bail returned and released Mr. Standiford on his own recognizance. Trial was scheduled for Sept.

12 at 9 ajn. for Thomas E. Gourdin, 19, 1145 N. 100 Orem, who is charged with distribution of barbiturates. Seven other criminal cases were continued.

SNELLEDH00XS with leader Box of 72 Packages ONLY WRANGLER Style 12539a Retail 27.50 SPECIAL Marion Mercer AMERICAN FORK Marion Mercer, 70, 511 E. Main, American Fork, died Saturday at the American Fork Hospital of natural causes. Mr. Mercer was bom on Jan. 23, 1902 in American Fork to Jeddiah H.

Mercer Sr. and Fannie Pulley Mercer. He married Myrtle Penrod on Sept. 4, 1926 in Provo. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake IDS Temple.

He worked for Hlnes and Co. and was an active member of the American Fork bowling team. An Elder in the IDS Church, he was a member of the American Fork Fourth He is survived by his widow, American Fork; one son, Richard M. Mercer, Ogden; three grandchildren, and three brothers, Julian Mercer, Sacto, Max Msrcer, Salt Lake City, and Francis Mercer, Provo. Funeral services will be Monday at noon in the Anderson and Sons Mortuary Chapel, where friends may call today from 7 p.m.

to 8 pjn. and Monday one hour before services. Burial will be in the American Fork City Cemetery. Harold T. or rocks HEBER CITY Harold Tobe Horrocks, 58, died in a Salt Lake City hospital Friday of natural causes.

He was born May 20, 1914 in Heber City to Thomas and Sarah Jane Mair Horrocks. He married Evelyn Broadhead on Sept. 26, 1932 in Heber City. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple. He was an employee of Utah State Road Commission and a former employee of United Park City and New Park Mining Company.

He is survived by his widow of Heber City; two sons and two daughters, Harold LeRoy Horrocks and Brent LaVar Horrocks, both of Heber City; Mrs. Alvin (Joan) Baker and Mrs. Larry (Karen) Ayres, both of Evwision, 13 grandchildren; his father, Heber City; brothers and sister, Russell Horrocks, Sheldon Horrocks, Arthur Horrocks, Mrs. Archie (Florence) Maynard, Mrs. Stanley (Pearl) Rhoades, all of Heber City; Glen Horrocks, Midway; and Mrs.

Walter (Ruth) Brown, Orangeville, Calif. Funeral services will be Monday at 11 a.m. in the Heber Third Ward Chapel. Friends may call at Olpin Mortuary in Heber City today 7 pjn. to 9 pjn.

and Monday before services. Burial will be in Heber City Cemetery. Statistics BORH AT UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL Friday: Girl to Danny and Diane Wolsey Shaw, Orem. Girl to Edward and Mary Holt Allan, Orem. Thursday: Girl to Garold and Elaine J.

Davis Barton, Provo. Girl to Jack and Coralie Scott Gammon, Provo. Boy to Roy and Cindy C. Tern-pleton Wendel, Provo. Girl to Merrill and Josephine Ann Christensen Olsen, Provo.

Girl to Steven and Judith Hall Taylor, Orem. Girl to James and Mary Ruth Hodson Brinson, Provo. Girl to Charles and Marilyn J. West Murphy, Orem. Girl to David and Charlotte WarnicK Hawkins, Orem.

Boy to David and Miriam Furr Stimpson, Provo. I jiiuw wuiei nespeci wnn FLOWERS PROVO FLORAL 201 W. 1st S. 373-7001 ned impel linvel jervite Darrell Gillispie, 18, pleaded guilty Friday in Fourth District Court to a charge of distributing marijuana. His case was referred to the Adult Probation and Parole Department for a pre-sentence investigation, and Judgment will be pronounced July 21.

Vaughn Taylor, 23, 867 N. 150 Provo, pleaded innocent to a felony charge of distributing marijuana, and trial was set for Aug. 10. Judy Carlson, 25, 115 W. 1090 Orem, pleaded innocent to a charge of distributing methamphetamine, and jury trial was scheduled for Aug.

3. Jury trial was set for July 10 for Wayne DeLos Baum, 264 E. if Neraiyn M. V.0hins SPANISH FORK Neraiyn Irene Memmott Collins, 27, died Friday at her mother's home in Spanish Fork. She was born on Aug.

4, 1944 in Biggenden, Australia, the daughter of Clifford 0. Mem- mott and Shirley Elliott Meni- mott Moore. Site married John Thomas Collins on Nov. 1, 1969 in Butte, Mont. A graduate of Spanish Fork High and IDS Seminary, she received a B.A.

degree from BYU in 19S7. In 1969 she received her master's degree from BYU. She served as director of the Easter Seal Center in Butte and Great Falls and was chosen outstanding young woman of the year in Utah for 1969. An active member of the IDS Church, she served as a Sunday School teacher and MIA speech director. She is survived by her husband, Great Falls, one daughter and one son.

Kristin Collins and Jimmy Collins, both Great Falls; her mother, Spanish Fork; and grandmother, Mrs. Irene J. Elliott, Bisbane Queensland, Australia: three brothers, Glen Memmott, Craig Memmott, and Brad Memmott, all of Spanish Fork. Funeral services "will be Monday at 11 ajn, in the Palmyra Stake House Chapel. Friends may call at Walker Mortuary in Spanish Fork Sunday evening from 6 to 8 pjn.

and Monday before services. Burial will be in the Spanish Fork City Cemetery. yi i abeBalCflBHfmla Published every afternoon Monday through Friday and Sunday morning by The Dally Herald, 1555 North 200 W. Street, Provo, Utah 84401. B.

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Pleasant Grove Melba Bratt Funeral services were con. ducted in the Pleasant Grove Stake Center Saturday. Berg Mortuary 185 E. Center I 373-1841 Orem Leslie Beaves Funeral services were conducted today at 11 a jn. in the Orem 8th Ward Chapel.

Provo Blanch Johnson Funeral services were conducted today in the Berg Drawing Room Chapel of Provo. Provo Joseph Annon Richardson Graveside services Monday at an hour to be announced. Orem E. Lewis Allen Funeral services are pending. Heber Patricia QuLroz Graveside services will be conducted Monday at 11 ajn.

in the Provo City Cemetery. Friends mav call at the Bere Mortuary in Provo until 10:45 Pin a in grandchildren; three brothers and two sisters, Laurence Thomas, Los Angeles, George Thomas, Albert Thomas, and Mrs. F. D. (Emily) Carter, all of Orem; and Mrs.

Marvin (Nina) McEwan, Provo. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 11 ajn. at the Olpin Family Mortuary, Provo, where friends may call Wednesday before services. Burial will be in the Provo City Cemetery. Warren W.

Edwards MALAD, Ida. Funeral services for Warren W. Edwards, 61, who died Thursday at his ranch in Pleasant View of a heart attack, will be Monday at 1 pjn. in the Malad Stake IDS Chapel. He was a brother of Mrs.

Donald (June) Wright of Provo. Mr. Edwards was born May 25, 1911 in St. John, Ida. to David M.

and Elizabeth Wight Edwards. He married Kate Evans on Nov. 28, 1923 in Malad, The marriage was solemnized in the Logan IDS Temple on July. 20, 1965. He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles.

Survivors include his widow, Malad; sons and a daughter, Stanley W. Edwards, Orlando, Cleon Edwards, Salt Lake City; Daniel K. Edwards, Denver; Darrell M. Edwards, Mattoon, Lorenzo R. Edwards and Kelly R.

Edwards, both of Pocatello, David G. Edwards, Mrs, Garv M. (Kathleen) Allen, Mrs. Terrell (Carol Anna) Jones, Mrs. Frank (Donna) Gayle) Madsen, all of Malad; Mrs.

Art (Hazel) Lar-sen, Logan; Mrs. Walt (Lucy) Harrison, Pocatello; Mrs. Wright of Provo. Friends may call at the Benson Funeral Home, Malad Gty, on Sunday evening and Monday before services. Burial will be at the Pleasant View Cemetery.

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